Connections to IP8540 | LG Electronics manual

IP8540 User Guide

2.7 Connections to IP8540

The IP8540 incorporates several standard connectors to interface to your LAN, power, and peripherals. Note the LAN must have a local DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol) server to provide an IP address and other information to the phone. The connectors are grouped in the wiring cavity as shown in the Figure.

To install the IP8540: €

∙Connect the coiled cord to the handset and RJ-9 connector †.

∙Connect the Ethernet cable to RJ-45 connector ‚ and your Ethernet switch.

∙Connect the AC/DC power adaptor to DC input connector • and a standard AC power outlet. If your LAN equipment is compliant with the Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) standard, then use of the AC/DC adapter is optional.

Figure 6: IP8540 rear view

Optional connections and their intended uses are:

∙RJ-9 connector … (Connection to a headset with RJ-9 plug)

∙Type-B USB connector „ (Connection to a USB host connector on PC)

∙RJ-45 connector ƒ (Connection to Ethernet port on local PC; This allows IP8540 and PC to share a single LAN termination.)

***There is a Type-A USB port on the side of the wiring cavity. This USB port is reserved for future use.

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Contents

IP8540 Regulatory and Compliance statements IP8540 User Guide Revision Date of Issue Remarks Important Safety Instructions Table of contents Connecting the USB Cable and Signing Overview Introducing LG-Nortel IP8540 IP Phone Below describes the key elements of the IP8540 Device Layout IP8540 User Guide What’s in the box Getting your IP8540 up and running AC/DC power adaptor Optional accessory for wall-mount installationSet-up Wall Mounting Handset-holder for wall mount installation Viewing angle control Adjusting the Viewing Angle Connections to IP8540 Initial Power up and Sign Calibrating the touch screenSign In with IP8540 Sign In with Office Communicator 2007 R2 on your PC Setting your unlock parameters IP8540 User Guide Set Time Zone Understanding the touch screen Using your IP8540 Controlling Presence Phone Status IP8540 User Guide Viewing a Contact Card Contact List Searching the Contact list Selecting a Contact Group ∙ Tap the Call Voice Mail button Message Waiting ∙ Tap Call Log Call Logs Settings ∙ Tap Lock Phone Locking your phone ∙ Tap Volume Adjusting volume levels ∙ Tap Ring Tones Ring tones ∙ Tap Change PIN Changing your PIN ∙ Tap Change Fingerprint Changing fingerprint ∙ Tap Update Password Update your password ∙ Tap Brightness Adjusting the screen brightness ∙ Tap Set Time Zone Changing the Time Zone ∙ Tap Date/Time Format Changing the date and time display format Switching Users ∙ Tap Switch User∙ Tap Sign ∙ Tap Calibrate Touch Screen ∙ Tap Settings ∙ Tap Set Logging ∙ Tap Settings ∙ Tap Set Logging ∙ Tap Send LogsTo set logging ∙ Tap System Information Viewing the device information Changing the language ∙ Tap Settings ∙ Tap Change Language Why Use the USB Cable Connecting the USB Cable and Signing Making Calls with IP8540 Adjusting the handset and speakerphone volume Redial the most recent call Call BasicsMake a call, while idle Make a call, while busy Transfer Receive a callHold a call Resume a held call IP8540 User Guide Conference Forwarding Calls IP8540 User Guide What is a Communicator Call? Make a Phone Call Using Office Communicator 2007 R2 Log-in Troubleshooting Problems Placing Calls Unexpected Behavior Conference Call IP8540 Product Specification IP8540 User Guide