Uniden UIP300 manual Feature Operations, Handsfree, Phone Book

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Feature Operations

The operation for the basic features of the UIP300 IP Phone are described in this section.

Handsfree

This feature allows the user to make a call or receive a call without using the handset. This feature is provided when using the speakerphone or the headset.

Speakerphone

When the Speaker/Headset key or one of the line keys is pressed (and the headset is not plugged in), the user can listen from the built-in speaker and can speak through the built-in microphone. If the handset goes off-hook while the speakerphone is in use, the speakerphone is turned off and the handset becomes active. If the handset is active and the speakerphone goes off-hook (by pressing the Speaker/Headset) key, the handset becomes idle and the speakerphone becomes active.

Headset

When the Speaker/Headset is pressed and the telephone detects that the headset is plugged in, the voice path of the speakerphone and the microphone (used by the speakerphone) is disabled and the speaker and microphone inside the headset is activated.

Receiving a Call Using Handsfree

When the telephone rings, the user can press the Speaker/Headset

key or the line key with the flashing LED without picking up the handset. The Speaker/Headset LED goes on and the LCD screen is the same as if the user answered the call using the handset.

To disconnect the call, press the Speaker/Headset key. Pressing the line key does not disconnect the call.

If the handset is picked up, the Handsfree feature is disabled and the telephone returns to normal operation allowing conversation through the handset.

Phone Book

The Phone Book feature allows users to store up to 50 telephone records. Each records contains the following data fields:

◆Name – alphanumeric identification of a party (stored phone book entry)

◆Number – telephone number or extension of the party (stored phone book entry)

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Contents Guide Preface This DocumentRegulatory Information Important Safety Considerations Important Electrical Considerations FCC Wants You to KnowOptional AC Adapter Table of Contents Setup Menu Appendix Vlan IDList of Figures Normal Phone Book Record Data Input SequenceProduct Description General InformationStandard Features of the Telephone VoIP Specific FeaturesGeneral Features Control and Functions of the Telephone Function KeysLED Status Physical Interface SpecificationsPower Supply SpeakerOptional & Replacement Equipment Optional & Replacement EquipmentInstallation and Basic Setup Instructions Attaching the Footstand to the TelephoneConnecting the Telephone Plugging Handset Cord into TelephoneSetup Menu Configuration Quick Setup ProcedureTerminal Configuration using UIP300 Configuration Menu 2/3 Network ConfigurationIncorrect Password Network Config Dhcp DisabledNetwork Config IP Address Network Config Subnet MaskNetwork Config Default Gateway Web Browser Configuration Web Login ScreenNetwork Configuration Voip Proxy IP XXX.XXX.XXX.XXXCodec Configuration Standby Basic OperationsTelephone Operations Initializing...\Originating Calls Using the HandsetUsing the Phone Book 07/02/02430PMReceiving Calls Line OperationHandset Volume Control Volume ControlAccessing a Line Using the Line Key Speakerphone Volume ControlRinger Volume Control Headset Volume ControlHeadset Volume Ringer VolumeFeature Operations HandsfreePhone Book Programmable and Fixed Function Keys Speed DialDo Not Disturb DND Mute Voice MailRedial HoldSupervised Transfer TransferBlind Transfer ConferenceSetup Menu Basic Setup Menu OptionsCall Log Submenu Choose a Call Log Record Setup Menu Call LogsConfirm Delete No Cancel Yes Select Delete a Single Call Log RecordPeterson Peter Date/Time? Record DeletedRetrieve Date/Time information of a Call Log Record Peterson Peter 1252PM 08/25/02Phone Book Submenu Call Log Delete LogsSearching Telephone Records Name SearchTo perform a name search To perform a quick search Peterson, John 98173334444Quick Search Add a Phone Book RecordPhone Book is Full Enter Name Lower Barbara AndersonName Exists Replace? No Cancel Yes Select Enter Phone NumberCould not save Delete Phone Book Records Edit a Phone Book RecordPhone Book Menu Edit Phone Book Menu DeleteDelete All Records Confirm Delete All No Cancel Yes SelectDelete a Single Record All Records DeletedTelephone Configuration Phone Configuration MenuConfiguration Menu 1/3 Phone Configuration Call DurationPhone Configuration 2/5 Local Date / Time Local Date/TimeRinger Tone Phone Configuration 3/5 Ringer TonePhone Configuration 4/5 LCD Contrast LCD ContrastPhone Configuration 5/5 Function Key Function KeyNetwork Configuration Enable/Disable Dhcp Network Config Dhcp EnabledPress Select to Restart Terminal IP AddressTerminal Subnet Mask Default Gateway IP Address Enable/Disable Vlan Network Config Vlan DisabledNetwork Config Vlan ID65535 Press Select to Change65535 Confirm Restore No Cancel Yes Select Restore Factory SettingsConfiguration Menu 3/3 Restore Factory Setting Setup Menu View InfoWeb-Based Setup and Configuration User ConfigurationUser Main Phone Settings Configuration Phone SettingsFunction Key Configuration 10 Phone Book Configuration Phone BookPassword Change 11 Password ChangeAdministrator Configuration 12 Web Login Screen13 Administrative Configuration Main 14 Network Configuration Configuration 15 H.323 Configuration16 Sntp Server Configuration Sntp Server17 Codec Configuration Add/Del User and Password Enter the User ID and PasswordChange Administrator’s Password Enter the Old Admin Password Enter the New Admin PasswordUpdate Firmware Enter the Tftp Server IP AddressCalculating Checksum Please Wait Firmware Update CompletedDownloading Firmware Uip300encar100.ftp Erasing FlashUpdate Configuration File Enter the Config File NameDownloading Config Uip300setting.txt Updating ConfigConfig File Download Completed Factory Default Settings AppendixSntp Setup Menu Tree Setup MenuMemo Memo