User Guide for the Polycom CX700 IP Phone
Power and Startup
Symptom | Problem | Corrective Action |
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There are power issues. | The Polycom CX700 IP phone | Do one of the following steps: |
| has no power. | • Verify that no lights appear on the unit |
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| when it is powered up. |
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| • If using PoE, verify that PoE is present |
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| on that port. Ask your system |
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| administrator to check the appropriate |
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| LED or readout or port at the hub. |
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| • If using PoE, verify that the network |
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| cable is plugged into the correct port |
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| on the Polycom CX700 IP phone. |
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| • If using AC power, check if the phone |
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| is properly plugged into a functional |
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| AC outlet. |
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| • If using AC power, make sure that the |
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| phone isn't plugged into a plug |
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| controlled by a light switch that is off. |
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| • If plugged into a power strip, try |
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| plugging directly into a wall outlet |
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| instead. |
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| • If using AC power, try the phone in |
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| another room where the electricity is |
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| known to be working on a particular |
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| outlet. |
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The Polycom CX 700 IP phone | There may be problems with the | Contact your system administrator to |
appears to be fine, but there is | Microsoft Lync 2010 Server | ensure your account is configured |
no interaction between the | software. | properly and that the Microsoft Lync 2010 |
handset and the Microsoft Lync |
| Server software is properly installed and |
2010 client. |
| configured. |
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