Mitel 5700 Calling Other Videoconferencing Users, Videoconferencing with 5020/5220 IP Phones

3CALLING OTHER VIDEOCONFERENCING USERS

3.1Videoconferencing with 5020/5220 IP Phones

!To place a call using a 5020/5220 IP Phone (Voice First Mode)

1.Place a conventional audio-only call.

Once connected with another video-capable 5020/5220 IP Phone, the light beside the VIDEO key will be illuminated in red to indicate that the call is capable of videoconferencing.

2.Press the VIDEO key to switch to videoconferencing.

The light beside the VIDEO key will flash red on both the originator’s and recipient’s VIDEO keys to confirm that the request for videoconferencing is being made.

3.The recipients must then press their VIDEO key to accept videoconferencing.

The light beside the VIDEO key flashes green during call setup.

4.The video signal is displayed in a new window on your monitor (full screen on a television) after videoconferencing is enabled.

!To end videoconferencing with 5020/5220 IP Phones

" To end both video and audio: hang up.

" To end video only: press the VIDEO key.

3.2Videoconferencing in Non-Voice First Mode

NOTE This section is not applicable when the 5700 VFA is connected to a 3300 ICP (Voice First Mode).

Users that are registered with the 5700 VFA can freely make videoconferencing calls with other registered users and non-registered devices. A registered user is assigned an internal directory number (such as 715), for convenient dialing. To begin a videoconference, you only need to dial the destination’s directory number, instead of its IP address, DNS name, or other E.164 number (although you may also use these dialing methods).

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