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eSpace 8950 IP Phone

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User Guide

Issue 01

Date 2014-06-30

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About This Document

Overview

This document describes the eSpace 8950 IP phone (eSpace 8950 for short) features,

configurations, and usage.

Intended Audience

This document is intended for end users.

Symbol Conventions

The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.

Symbol Description

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss,

performance deterioration, or unanticipated results.

NOTICE is used to address practices not related to

personal injury.

Calls attention to important information, best practices

and tips.

NOTE is used to address information not related to

personal injury, equipment damage, and environment

deterioration.

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Change History

Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the

changes made in earlier issues.

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Contents

About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

1 Getting Started............................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Knowing Your eSpace 8950 .......................................................................................................................................... 1

1.1.1 Appearance ................................................................................................................................................................ 1

1.1.2 LEDs .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2

1.1.3 (Optional) Camera ..................................................................................................................................................... 2

1.2 Touchscreen Experience ............................................................................................................................................... 4

1.3 Home Screen ................................................................................................................................................................. 8

1.4 Status Icons ................................................................................................................................................................. 10

1.5 Network ...................................................................................................................................................................... 11

1.5.1 Wired Network......................................................................................................................................................... 11

1.5.2 Wi-Fi ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11

1.6 Language and Input .................................................................................................................................................... 13

1.6.1 Language and Input ................................................................................................................................................. 13

1.7 Date and Time ............................................................................................................................................................. 13

1.8 Locking and Unlocking the Phone Screen .................................................................................................................. 14

1.9 Help ............................................................................................................................................................................ 15

1.10 Power Supply ............................................................................................................................................................ 15

1.11 Power-off and Restart ............................................................................................................................................... 15

1.12 Energy Conservation ................................................................................................................................................. 15

1.13 Maintenance .............................................................................................................................................................. 16

2 Login .............................................................................................................................................. 17

3 Multi-line Support ...................................................................................................................... 18

4 Presence ......................................................................................................................................... 20

5 Video Control............................................................................................................................... 23

6 Call ................................................................................................................................................. 24

6.1 Answering Calls .......................................................................................................................................................... 24

6.1.1 Answering Incoming Calls ....................................................................................................................................... 24

6.1.2 Auto-answering Calls ............................................................................................................................................... 25

6.1.3 Call Divert ............................................................................................................................................................... 25

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6.1.4 One Button to Voicemail .......................................................................................................................................... 26

6.1.5 Ignoring Calls .......................................................................................................................................................... 26

6.1.6 Rejecting Calls ......................................................................................................................................................... 26

6.2 Placing Calls ............................................................................................................................................................... 26

6.2.1 Placing Calls by Directly Entering Numbers ........................................................................................................... 26

6.2.2 Placing Calls Using the Speed Dial Widget ............................................................................................................. 27

6.2.3 Placing Calls Using Contacts ................................................................................................................................... 27

6.2.4 Placing Calls Using the Call History ....................................................................................................................... 27

6.2.5 Placing Calls Using the Corporate Directory ........................................................................................................... 27

6.2.6 Placing Calls Using the Linked eSpace Desktop ..................................................................................................... 28

6.2.7 Placing Emergency Calls ......................................................................................................................................... 28

6.2.8 Abbreviated Dialing ................................................................................................................................................. 28

6.3 Performing Operations During a Call ......................................................................................................................... 29

6.3.1 Viewing a Contact's Name, Department, and Profile Picture .................................................................................. 29

6.3.2 Muting Calls ............................................................................................................................................................ 29

6.3.3 Switching Between the Handset, Speaker, and Headset .......................................................................................... 30

6.3.4 Performing Video-Related Operations During a Call .............................................................................................. 30

6.3.5 Two-Stage Dialing ................................................................................................................................................... 31

6.3.6 Initiating Another Call While on a Call ................................................................................................................... 31

7 Audio Source ................................................................................................................................ 32

8 Call Waiting ................................................................................................................................. 33

9 Call Hold ....................................................................................................................................... 35

10 Call Transfer .............................................................................................................................. 36

11 Call Forward ............................................................................................................................... 38

12 Bluetooth Context-Awareness ................................................................................................ 40

13 DND ............................................................................................................................................. 41

14 Advanced Secretary .................................................................................................................. 43

15 Intercom ...................................................................................................................................... 46

16 Distinctive Ring......................................................................................................................... 49

17 Auto Callback (for IMS+UC) .................................................................................................. 50

18 Linkage ........................................................................................................................................ 51

19 Mobile Connect (for IMS+UC) ............................................................................................... 54

20 Extension Mobility ................................................................................................................... 55

21 Contacts ....................................................................................................................................... 56

21.1 My Contacts .............................................................................................................................................................. 56

21.1.1 Adding Contacts ..................................................................................................................................................... 56

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21.1.2 Searching for Contacts ........................................................................................................................................... 57

21.1.3 Viewing Contact Details ........................................................................................................................................ 57

21.1.4 Editing Contacts ..................................................................................................................................................... 58

21.1.5 Deleting Contacts ................................................................................................................................................... 58

21.1.6 Exporting Contacts ................................................................................................................................................ 58

21.1.7 Importing Contacts ................................................................................................................................................ 59

21.1.8 Clearing Contacts ................................................................................................................................................... 59

21.2 Groups ...................................................................................................................................................................... 60

21.2.1 Adding Groups and Members ................................................................................................................................ 60

21.2.2 Editing Groups ....................................................................................................................................................... 60

21.2.3 Deleting Groups ..................................................................................................................................................... 61

21.3 Corporate Directory .................................................................................................................................................. 61

21.3.1 Searching for Contacts ........................................................................................................................................... 61

21.3.2 Adding Contacts in the Corporate Directory to My Contacts ................................................................................ 62

22 Call History ................................................................................................................................ 63

22.1 Viewing Call Records ............................................................................................................................................... 63

22.2 Viewing Call Details ................................................................................................................................................. 63

22.3 Deleting Call Records ............................................................................................................................................... 64

22.4 Clearing Call Records ............................................................................................................................................... 64

22.5 Adding an Unknown Number to Contacts ................................................................................................................ 64

23 Voicemail .................................................................................................................................... 65

24 Conferences ................................................................................................................................ 68

24.1 Local Conferences .................................................................................................................................................... 68

24.2 Instant Conferences (for IMS+UC) .......................................................................................................................... 70

24.3 Group Conferences (for IMS+UC) ........................................................................................................................... 72

24.4 Conference Notification ............................................................................................................................................ 73

24.5 Conference List ......................................................................................................................................................... 74

25 Applications ............................................................................................................................... 75

25.1 Call Widgets ............................................................................................................................................................. 75

25.1.1 Call Forward .......................................................................................................................................................... 75

25.1.2 Speed Dial .............................................................................................................................................................. 75

25.1.3 Quick Setting ......................................................................................................................................................... 76

25.2 Applications .............................................................................................................................................................. 77

25.2.1 Email ...................................................................................................................................................................... 77

25.2.2 Calculator ............................................................................................................................................................... 79

25.2.3 Browser .................................................................................................................................................................. 79

25.2.4 Calendar ................................................................................................................................................................. 80

25.2.5 Clock ...................................................................................................................................................................... 81

25.2.5.1 Alarm .................................................................................................................................................................. 82

25.2.5.2 Clock ................................................................................................................................................................... 83

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25.2.5.3 Timer ................................................................................................................................................................... 83

25.2.5.4 Stopwatch ........................................................................................................................................................... 83

25.2.6 Search .................................................................................................................................................................... 84

25.2.7 Gallery ................................................................................................................................................................... 84

25.2.8 Download ............................................................................................................................................................... 86

25.3 Widgets ..................................................................................................................................................................... 86

26 Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 87

26.1 Wireless and Network Settings ................................................................................................................................. 87

26.1.1 Ethernet .................................................................................................................................................................. 87

26.1.2 Wi-Fi ...................................................................................................................................................................... 87

26.1.3 Bluetooth ............................................................................................................................................................... 89

26.2 Device Settings ......................................................................................................................................................... 90

26.2.1 Sound ..................................................................................................................................................................... 90

26.2.2 Display ................................................................................................................................................................... 91

26.2.3 Camera ................................................................................................................................................................... 92

26.2.4 Storage ................................................................................................................................................................... 92

26.2.5 Applications ........................................................................................................................................................... 92

26.3 Personal Settings ....................................................................................................................................................... 93

26.3.1 Account .................................................................................................................................................................. 93

26.3.2 Call Service ............................................................................................................................................................ 93

26.3.3 Security .................................................................................................................................................................. 94

26.3.4 Language and Input ............................................................................................................................................... 94

26.3.5 Backup and Reset .................................................................................................................................................. 95

26.4 System Settings ......................................................................................................................................................... 95

26.4.1 Date and Time ........................................................................................................................................................ 95

26.4.2 Accessibility ........................................................................................................................................................... 96

26.4.3 Developer Options ................................................................................................................................................. 96

26.4.4 About Phone .......................................................................................................................................................... 97

26.5 Advanced Settings .................................................................................................................................................... 97

27 Safety Precautions ..................................................................................................................... 98

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1 Getting Started

1.1 Knowing Your eSpace 8950

eSpace 8950 is an Android-based video phone that features a sleek, elegant design. With a

wide-viewing capacitive touchscreen, eSpace 8950 delivers an unmatched high-definition

(HD) video calling and conferencing experience. You can also access the Internet on eSpace

8950 to download and install the applications you want.

1.1.1 Appearance

1.1.2 LEDs

1.1.3 (Optional) Camera

1.1.1 Appearance

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1.1.2 LEDs

Table 1-1 describes the LEDs on eSpace 8950. For details about the positions of these LEDs,

see the first picture in 1.1.1 Appearance.

Table 1-1 LEDs

LED Description

MWI LED  Blinking red at 1s intervals: A call comes in.

 Blinking red at 3s intervals: eSpace 8950 has unread

voice messages.

Mute LED Steady red: eSpace 8950 is muted.

Speaker LED Steady red: eSpace 8950 is dialing or engaged in a call in

speaker mode.

Lock LED Steady white: eSpace 8950 is locked.

1.1.3 (Optional) Camera

eSpace 8950 can be equipped with a USB camera (which is optional) for you to access video

call or conference services.

Figure 1-1 illustrates the USB camera.

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Figure 1-1 USB camera

 Shutter: blocks the camera. Then, the local video window becomes black.

 LED: indicates the camera status.

 Lens: shoots video.

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Installing Your USB Camera

Step 1 Take the camera out of the plastic bag.

Step 2 Remove the back cover of your phone and connect the camera to the USB camera port.

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Understanding the Camera LED

 If the camera LED is steady red, the camera is being connected. The camera LED will be

off after the camera is successfully connected and initialized.

 If the camera LED is steady blue, video is being shot.

Previewing Your Video

You can preview the video of yourself when eSpace 8950 is idle or engaged in a call.

 When the phone is idle, tap in Quick Setting to preview your video. For details

about how to add Quick Setting, see 25.1.3 Quick Setting.

 If your phone is engaged in a video call, you can also preview your video during the

video call.

 During video preview, you can adjust the camera angle to adjust your video image. The supported

angle ranges from –25° to +15°.

 You can also adjust the brightness, contrast, and digital zoom of your camera as required. For

detailed settings, see 26.2.3 Camera.

Maintaining Your Camera

 Do not frequently remove and reseat your camera. The frequent reseat operations may

cause poor contact of the USB camera port.

 Do not use rough, unclean materials to wipe the lens. If you do so, the lens' image

quality may be affected.

 Close the shutter to protect your camera if you do not use it, or remove the camera and

seal it in a plastic bag with desiccant if the camera is not to be used for a long time.

1.2 Touchscreen Experience

Do not use any sharp object to touch the screen or tap the screen too hard with your fingertip;

otherwise, the touchscreen may be damaged.

Tap

Touch the object once. For example, tap to select or open an application.

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Tap and Hold

Touch and hold the object for at least 2s. For example, you can tap and hold an application, a

tool, or in the blank area to open a menu.

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Slide

Swipe your finger on the screen. For example, on the applications screen, swipe left or right to

switch between the tabs.

Drag

Tap and hold the object, and drag it to a new location on the screen. For example, on the home

screen, you can drag a tool or icon to a new location.

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Pinch and Stretch

Tap with two fingers and move your fingers together to zoom out. Tap with two fingers and

move your fingers apart to zoom in. For example, you can pinch or stretch a photo or web

page to zoom out or zoom in.

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1.3 Home Screen

Figure 1-2 shows the home screen of eSpace 8950.

Figure 1-2 Home screen

Layout Details Description

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Layout Details Description

Status bar User

informatio

Profile

picture

Displays a user's profile picture and status. Swipe

down in the profile picture area. On the screen that is

displayed, you can see user details, access the online

help, set a user status, and log out the phone.

 In the IMS+UC network environment, the user

status is displayed in the lower right corner of the

profile picture area.

 In the UC2.X network environment, the user

status is not displayed in the lower right corner of

the profile picture area.

Notificatio

n icons

In the

middle

of the

status

bar

Swipe down in this area, and then you can:

 Tap to access the settings screen.

 Tap to open the online help screen.

 Tap the corresponding icon to enable or disable

Bluetooth, enable or disable Wi-Fi, and set the

screen brightness.

 View notifications such as missed calls,

download, upgrade, and third-party applications.

System

status

- Displays the phone time and status, for example,

network, alarm, and do not disturb (DND).

Number

area

In the

rightmo

portion

of the

status

bar

Swipe down in this area to display information about

the registered number.

Display

area

- Displays the screen wallpaper, phone widgets, and

other application icons.

Home

screen

scroll

indicator

- Displays the current screen. By default, eSpace 8950

supports five screens. The third screen is the home

screen.

Shortcut

operation

area

Keypad Tap the keypad, enter the number, and then place a

call. If you are not logging in to the IP phone, you

can only place emergency calls.

Contacts Tap to enter the My Contacts tab by default. You

can switch to the Groups or CorpDir tab.

Call

history  A number on the icon indicates the number of

missed calls. For example, 3 indicates that there

are three missed calls.

 Tap to enter the All tab by default. You can

switch to the Missed tab.

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Layout Details Description

Voicemail A number on the icon indicates the number of unread

voice messages. For example, 3 indicates that there

are three unread voice messages.

Conferenc

e Tap to enter the conference list screen. On this

screen, you can check conference records, join a

conference, and create a conference.

NOTE

This icon is not available in the UC2.X network

environment.

Applicatio

ns Tap to enter the APPLICATION tab by default. You

can switch to the CALL WIDGET or WIDGET tab.

Search Tap to search the Internet or eSpace 8950 for the

information you want to know.

Changing a Wallpaper

Tap and hold the home screen. The Choose wallpaper from screen is then displayed. On this

screen, choose any of the following options:

 Wallpapers: View and select a system built-in wallpaper.

 Live Wallpapers: View and select a dynamic wallpaper.

 Gallery: View and select a locally stored photo as a wallpaper.

You can use other methods to change a wallpaper. For detailed operations, see 26.2.2 Display.

1.4 Status Icons

Table 1-2 describes the status icons on eSpace 8950.

Table 1-2 Status icons on eSpace 8950

Icon Description

eSpace 8950 is not correctly connected to the network.

eSpace 8950 is correctly connected to the network, but an IP conflict occurs.

eSpace 8950 is connected to a USB device.

eSpace 8950 is connected to a Wi-Fi network.

eSpace 8950 has detected available Wi-Fi networks.

eSpace 8950 has Bluethooth enabled.

eSpace 8950 has the incoming call tone disabled

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Icon Description

eSpace 8950 has DND enabled.

eSpace 8950 has call forward enabled.

eSpace 8950 has auto answer enabled.

eSpace 8950 has auto callback (ACB) enabled.

eSpace 8950 has alarms enabled.

eSpace 8950 has missed calls.

eSpace 8950 has unread voice messages.

eSpace 8950 receives a conference invitation.

eSpace 8950 is downloading data.

1.5 Network

IP telephony is a real-time voice transmission service over the Internet. Before using IP

telephony services on your eSpace 8950, ensure that you have correctly connected the IP

phone to the network.

eSpace 8950 can be connected only to either a wired network (Ethernet) or wireless network (Wi-Fi).

1.5.1 Wired Network

1.5.2 Wi-Fi

1.5.1 Wired Network

Step 1 Plug one end of the network cable, the other end of which is already connected to the switch,

to the network port on your IP phone.

Step 2 Power on your IP phone. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 3 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap Ethernet.

Step 4 Set related parameters. For detailed operations, consult your system administrator.

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1.5.2 Wi-Fi

Turning Wi-Fi on and Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

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The IP phone automatically scans and lists all available, in-range Wi-Fi networks.

Step 3 Select a Wi-Fi network and tap Connect.

To connect to an encrypted Wi-Fi network, you must enter the correct password.

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Manually Adding a Wi-Fi Network

Step 1 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

Step 2 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 3 Complete the required settings in the Network SSID and Security areas, and set relevant

parameters (for example, the password) following the on-screen instructions.

Step 4 Tap Save.

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Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network Using WPS PIN

You can use WLAN Protected Setup (WPS) to simplify connection to a Wi-Fi network.

Simply enter a PIN, and a secure Wi-Fi connection is then automatically set up. You do not

need to perform complex configurations on the management software for the Wi-Fi hotspot

(for example, a wireless router).

Step 1 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

Step 2 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 3 Tap WPS Pin Entry.

The IP phone automatically generates a PIN.

Step 4 Enter the PIN on the Wi-Fi hotspot.

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Using the Wi-Fi Direct Function

Wi-Fi Direct enables any two devices to easily connect with each other to conveniently

transmit and share data.

Step 1 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

Step 2 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 3 Tap Wi-Fi Direct.

The IP phone automatically scans for and lists all connectable devices.

Step 4 Tap a device to connect.

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Configuring Advanced Wi-Fi Settings

Step 1 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 2 Tap ADVANCED.

Step 3 Set parameters based on the site requirements.

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1.6 Language and Input

1.6.1 Language and Input

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Language & input.

The language and input settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the

following parameters:

 Language: Select a language for your IP phone.

 Spell checker: Select to enable spelling correction for your contact information.

 Personal dictionary: Add words and shortcut keys to your personal dictionary.

 Default: Set a default input method for your IP phone.

 Android keyboard (AOSP): Select and set specific Android keyboard (AOSP) options.

 Huawei IME: Select and set specific Huawei input method options.

 Text-to-speech output: Set the text-to-speech speed and default language.

 Pointer speed: Set the pointer speed of the mouse or trackpad.

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1.7 Date and Time

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the SYSTEM area, tap Date & time.

The date and time settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Automatic date & time: Set your IP phone to automatically time-synchronize with the

network. When setting Automatic date & time, you need to specify the IP address of

the time synchronization server.

 Set date: Set the date for your IP phone.

 Set time: Set the time for your IP phone.

 Select time zone: Set the time zone for your IP phone.

 Use 24–hour format: Set the 24-hour format as the time format for your IP phone.

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 Choose date format: Set the date format for your IP phone.

 Time Synchronization Server: Set the IP address of the time synchronization server.

You can set the time synchronization server only after your administrator password has

been verified. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

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Setting the Date and Time on the Web Page

Step 1 On the web page, choose System > Date & Time.

Step 2 Select either Automatic or Manual from Time Update Mode.

When Manual is selected, you can only set the time zone. In this case, you can set the specific date and

time on the phone LCD screen.

Step 3 Set the desired time zone in Time Zone.

Step 4 Click Save.

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1.8 Locking and Unlocking the Phone Screen

You can lock the IP phone screen to prevent unauthorized or accidental phone operations.

Setting a Screen Lock Mode

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Security.

Step 3 In the SCREEN SECURITY area, tap Screen lock.

Step 4 Set the screen lock mode to None, Pattern, PIN, or Password.

 If you have set the screen lock mode to Pattern, PIN, or Password, you can perform additional

tasks; for example, setting the amount of time for your IP phone to be idle before your IP phone

automatically locks and setting the lock button to implement the screen lock function.

 You can download your preferred screen lock modes from the Android market to your IP phone.

 To ensure information security, periodically change your screen lock password.

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Locking the Phone Screen

 Your IP phone screen can be manually locked. To do so, tap .

Before manually locking your IP phone screen, make sure that you have enabled the screen lock

function for .

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 Your IP phone screen can automatically lock. To achieve so, you need to set the amount

of time for automatic screen lock. When your IP phone is idle for such amount of time,

the screen automatically locks.

Unlocking the Phone Screen

Step 1 Tap the screen or press any button on your IP phone.

Step 2 Unlock the IP phone screen based on your settings.

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1.9 Help

Your IP phone provides a comprehensive Online Help system, helping you understand and use

the phone more conveniently and efficiently.

On the notification screen, tap .

 Another method of opening the Online Help system: Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap

Help.

 You can also swipe down in the profile picture area of the phone's status bar and tap Help to open

the Online Help system.

 To learn more about phone services, see this user guide.

1.10 Power Supply

You can use a power adapter or Power over Ethernet (PoE) to power your IP phone:

 Power adapter: Insert one end of the power adapter into the power port on your IP phone

and insert the other end into a power outlet.

 PoE: Connect your IP phone to a switch that provides PoE.

1.11 Power-off and Restart

Tap and hold . Then tap Power off or Reboot.

1.12 Energy Conservation

Putting your IP phone to sleep or reducing the screen brightness saves energy.

 To put your IP phone to sleep

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the DEVICE area, tap Display > Sleep.

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3. Set the amount of time before your idle IP phone automatically goes to sleep.

 To adjust the screen brightness

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the DEVICE area, tap Display > Brightness.

3. Set an appropriate brightness.

You can enable the IP phone to automatically adjust its brightness by tapping Display > Auto

Brightness. Set the amount of time before your idle IP phone automatically adjusts its brightness.

1.13 Maintenance

Periodically clean and maintain your IP phone so that it can function properly for a long time.

 A protective film on the phone screen can effectively prevent dust and scratch.

 Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the screen. Never use the cloth with liquid or powder. This

may cause component failures.

 Do not expose your IP phone to moisture or direct sunlight. This is to extend the lifespan

of your IP phone.

 Do not place your IP phone in an environment with dense magnetic fields. Otherwise,

dusts may adhere to the speaker diaphragm, which degrades the speaker performance.

 If your IP phone is equipped with a USB camera, properly maintain the USB camera. For

details, see Maintaining Your Camera.

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2 Login

Logging In to Your IP Phone

Step 1 Power on your IP phone and connect it to the network.

Step 2 Tap Log In on the right of the status bar.

Step 3 Enter your account and password, and click Log In.

When you are logging in, make sure that your IP phone is correctly connected to the network. That is,

or is not displayed in the status bar. If you cannot log in, contact your system administrator.

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Logging In to the Phone Web Page

Step 1 On a PC, open a web browser and enter your IP address, for example, http://192.169.1.72. (To

obtain your IP phone's address, follow the instructions in 26.4.4 About Phone.)

It is recommended that you use Internet Explorer 8.0.

Step 2 Enter your account and password. (The default account and password are the account and

password you use to log in to the IP phone.)

Step 3 Click Log In.

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3 Multi-line Support

 Line: Each line corresponds to a phone number that others can use to call you.

 Call: Each line supports multiple calls. Your system administrator can adjust the number

of calls supported according to your needs. Only one call can be active at any time; other

calls are automatically placed on hold.

 Line button: located in the drop-down list box in the upper right corner of your IP

phone's screen. Each line button supports multiple lines.

eSpace 8950 provides 24 line buttons. Each line button can be assigned a maximum of 24

lines. eSpace 8950 supports a maximum of 24 lines and 24 concurrent calls. To view the line

button status, swipe down in the number area on the right of the status bar.

Using Multiple Lines

eSpace 8950 supports multiple concurrent calls using the same or different lines.

 When a line is occupied, you can press the line button to switch to another available line.

 You can switch lines in multiple scenarios, for example, when you are dialing a number,

when a call comes in, or when you are engaged in an ongoing call.

 Line switching is required in services such as call waiting, call transfer, and local

conference. Therefore, you need to configure at least two lines for the account that uses

such services.

On the phone LCD screen or web page, navigate to Advanced and configure lines or query line

configurations. For detailed operations, consult your system administrator. In the IMS+UC network

environment, eSpace 8950 only supports query of line configurations.

Modifying the Label Displayed for a Line Button

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Account > Line Button Label.

Step 3 Tap a line button and modify its label.

Step 4 Tap OK.

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Understanding the Icons Displayed for a Line Button

Table 3-1 describes the line button-related icons.

Table 3-1 Line button-related icons

Icon Description

The line is in standby state (or called idle state).

The line is in dialing state.

The line is in callout state.

The line is in talking state.

The line is in active call hold state.

The line is in a conference call.

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4 Presence

In the UC2.X Network Environment

On the phone LCD screen, you can quickly check the status (for example, online or busy) of

contacts in the speed dial list.

In the speed dial list, the icon in the lower right corner of a contact's profile picture indicates

the status of the contact.

Table 4-1 Status description

Icon Description

The contact is in online state.

The contact is in busy state, which can be subdivided into

offhook, dialing, absent, receiving a call, placing a call, and

being engaged in a call.

In the IMS+UC Network Environment

On your phone LCD screen, you can view or set your phone status, and view the status of

your contacts in your speed dial list, contact list, call history, and conference participant list.

This function provided is known as presence.

Before using the presence function, ensure that your account has been assigned the presence service

rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

 To set a presence status

1. Swipe down in the profile picture area of the status bar.

2. Tap to set a desired status.

You can also choose > Settings > PERSONAL > Account > Status Settings and then tap to set a

desired status.

 To view a presence status

− To view your own status

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You can view your own status in the profile picture area of the phone's status bar.

Table 4-2 describes statuses available.

Table 4-2 Status description

Icon Description

You are online and in idle state.

You are in busy state, which can be subdivided into offhook,

dialing, absent, receiving a call, placing a call, and being

engaged in a call.

You are in DND state.

− To view the status of your contacts

Your phone displays the converged status of your contacts. If a contact has an IP

phone number and a soft terminal number, your phone displays only one status icon

for this contact, which is the converged status of this contact. You can view the status

of your contacts in your speed dial list, contact list, call history, and conference

participant list. Table 4-3 describes the status convergence rules.

Table 4-3 Status convergence

Status of the IP

Phone Number

Status of the Soft

Terminal Number

Converged Status Icon

DND Online, busy, DND,

offline, away,

unknown, or NA

(NA: no soft

terminal number)

DND

Online, busy,

DND, offline,

unknown, or NA

(NA: no IP phone

number)

DND DND

Busy Online, busy,

offline, away,

unknown, or NA

Busy

Online, busy,

offline, unknown,

or NA

Busy Busy

Online, offline,

unknown, or NA

Away Away

Online, offline,

unknown, or NA

Online Online (soft terminal

icon)

Online, offline, Unknown Unknown No icon

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Status of the IP

Phone Number

Status of the Soft

Terminal Number

Converged Status Icon

unknown, or NA

Online, offline,

unknown, or NA

Offline Offline

Online, offline, or

unknown

NA Online (IP phone

icon), offline, or

unknown

, , or no icon

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5 Video Control

If the IP phone is equipped with a USB camera, you can perform a video call on the IP phone.

You can set the video control options, including setting whether to enable automatic video call

placing or answering or whether to enable local video.

You can set the video control function on your phone LCD screen or web page. For detailed

operations, see Table 5-1.

 Video: sets the phone to automatically select video call placing or answering when

placing or answering a call.

 Always Send Video: sets the phone to automatically enable local video while on a video

call.

If you have not set Always Send Video, you need to manually enable local video while

placing or answering a video call; otherwise, the peer party cannot see your local video.

Table 5-1 Video Control

If You Want

to...

Then...

Set video

control on the

phone LCD

screen.

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings.. Choose

PERSONAL > Call Settings > Video Control.

2. Tap Video or Always Send Video.

Set video

control on the

phone web

page

1. Choose Call Settings > Video Control.

2. Click Enable or Disable for Video (perform the same for Always Send

Video).

3. Click Save.

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6 Call

6.1 Answering Calls

6.1.1 Answering Incoming Calls

6.1.2 Auto-answering Calls

6.1.3 Call Divert

6.1.4 One Button to Voicemail

6.1.5 Ignoring Calls

6.1.6 Rejecting Calls

6.1.1 Answering Incoming Calls

When your IP phone is in idle state and receives an incoming call, you can pick up the phone

to answer it.

If you have stored the calling party's name, phone number, department, and profile picture in your

contact list or corporate directory, all such information is displayed on your phone screen.

You can answer a call in different ways. For detailed operations, see Table 6-1.

Table 6-1 Methods of answering a call

If You Want to... Then...

Answer with the

speaker Press or tap .

If you have set the audio source to speaker, you can tap Answer or tap

the line button corresponding to the incoming call to answer it with

the speaker.

Answer with a

headset Tap .

If you have set the audio source to headset, you can tap Answer or tap

the line button corresponding to the incoming call to answer it with

the headset.

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If You Want to... Then...

Ensure that your phone has connected to a headset.

Auto-answer a

call

Enable the auto answer function. For detailed operations, see 6.1.2

Auto-answering Calls.

If you have enabled automatic video call placing or answering, your phone will automatically

start video call answering when a call comes in, irrespective of whether you answer it using a

handset, speaker, or headset. If you do not want to use video call answering, tap Audio

Answer.

6.1.2 Auto-answering Calls

After the auto answer function is enabled, your IP phone will automatically answer an

incoming call if you do not answer it within a specific period of time (for example, 10s). The

time is configurable.

You can enable or disable the auto answer function of the phone on the web page.

Enabling Auto Answer

Step 1 One the web page, choose Call Settings > Auto Answer.

Step 2 Select Enable for Auto Answer.

Step 3 Set the amount of time in Delay Time.

Step 4 Click Save.

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Disabling Auto Answer

Step 1 One the web page, choose Call Settings > Auto Answer.

Step 2 Select Disable for Auto Answer.

Step 3 Click Save.

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6.1.3 Call Divert

The call divert function allows you to transfer a call to a third party directly.

Before using the call divert function, ensure that your account has been assigned the call divert service

rights. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

Step 1 When a call comes in, tap Transfer.

Step 2 Enter a third-party number.

You can also directly select a contact from the contact list or call history.

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Step 3 Tap .

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6.1.4 One Button to Voicemail

When you are unable to answer a call, use the one button to voicemail function to forward the

call to your voicemail. You can retrieve the voice message later when convenient.

Before using the one button to voicemail function, ensure that your account has been assigned the one

button to voicemail rights. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

When a call comes in, during a call, or when your call is placed on hold, tap Voicemail. When

you hang up, the other party will leave a voice message to your voicemail.

You can tap on the home screen to retrieve the voice message. For detailed operations,

see 23 Voicemail.

6.1.5 Ignoring Calls

When a call comes in, tap Ignore. Your phone stops ringing.

6.1.6 Rejecting Calls

When a call comes in, tap Hang Up. Your phone closes the incoming call screen.

6.2 Placing Calls

6.2.1 Placing Calls by Directly Entering Numbers

6.2.2 Placing Calls Using the Speed Dial Widget

6.2.3 Placing Calls Using Contacts

6.2.4 Placing Calls Using the Call History

6.2.5 Placing Calls Using the Corporate Directory

6.2.6 Placing Calls Using the Linked eSpace Desktop

6.2.7 Placing Emergency Calls

6.2.8 Abbreviated Dialing

With abbreviated dialing enabled, the phone allows you to dial an abbreviated number instead

of a complete called number to connect to the called party.

6.2.1 Placing Calls by Directly Entering Numbers

Pick up the phone handset, enter a number, and then tap .

Your IP phone supports number matching. When you are entering a number, your favorites (including

their phone numbers and the first letter of their names) that most match your search criteria will be

automatically displayed in the left pane. When you are only entering a single digit, only the first letter of

contact names is displayed, but not their phone numbers.

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You can enter the dialing screen by tapping , pressing , or swiping down in the

number area on the right of the status bar and tapping an idle line. Then, from the favorites list

on the left of the screen, select a contact and tap on the right to call the contact.

6.2.2 Placing Calls Using the Speed Dial Widget

If you have added a contact to the Speed Dial widget, tap the contact in the Speed Dial

widget to directly call him or her.

For details about how to add the Speed Dial widget, see 25.1.2 Speed Dial.

6.2.3 Placing Calls Using Contacts

If a contact has been added to Contacts, you can call the contact on the Contacts screen.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 Tap on the right of a contact to call him or her.

 You can tap and hold a contact. On the screen that is displayed, tap Edit Dial, change the contact's

number, and then call him or her.

 You can tap a contact. On the contact details screen, call the contact's other numbers.

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6.2.4 Placing Calls Using the Call History

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the All or Missed tab, tap on the right of a contact to call him or her.

You can tap and hold a contact. On the screen that is displayed, tap Edit Dial, change the contact's

number, and then call him or her.

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6.2.5 Placing Calls Using the Corporate Directory

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the CorpDir tab, tap a contact.

Step 3 On the contact details screen, tap next to the number you want to call.

You can tap and hold a contact. On the screen that is displayed, tap Edit Dial, change the contact's

number, and then call him or her.

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6.2.6 Placing Calls Using the Linked eSpace Desktop

After your phone is linked to the eSpace Desktop, you can place calls using the eSpace

Desktop. For detailed operations, see 18 Linkage.

6.2.7 Placing Emergency Calls

 Before using the emergency call service, ensure that your IP phone has the call source configured

and has emergency call service rights enabled. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

 In the factory defaults of an IP phone, the emergency call service is not enabled for the IP phone.

You can still place emergency calls (for example, 911) when a phone is unregistered or

locked.

In the IMS+UC network environment, you can place LBS-enabled emergency calls. LBS is

short for location based service. When you are placing an LBS-enabled emergency call, the

emergency call center can obtain your current location in real time, so that further actions can

be taken promptly.

Using a Locked IP Phone

Step 1 Tap EMERGENCY CALL.

Directly pick up your phone or tap to enter the emergency call screen.

Step 2 Enter an emergency number.

Step 3 Tap .

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Using an Unregistered IP Phone

Step 1 Tap in the lower left corner of the screen.

Directly pick up your phone or tap to enter the emergency call screen.

Step 2 Enter an emergency number.

Step 3 Tap .

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6.2.8 Abbreviated Dialing

With abbreviated dialing enabled, the phone allows you to dial an abbreviated number instead

of a complete called number to connect to the called party.

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 Before using the abbreviated dialing function, ensure that your account has been assigned the

abbreviated dialing service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system

administrator.

 The abbreviated numbers are set on eSpace Portal. For detailed operations, see the eSpace UC

Product Documentation.

On the dialing screen, enter an abbreviated number and press Abbreviated Dial.

For example, if you have abbreviated 0571666666 to 1, dial 1 and tap Abbreviated Dial to

reach 0571666666.

6.3 Performing Operations During a Call

6.3.1 Viewing a Contact's Name, Department, and Profile Picture

6.3.2 Muting Calls

6.3.3 Switching Between the Handset, Speaker, and Headset

6.3.4 Performing Video-Related Operations During a Call

6.3.5 Two-Stage Dialing

6.3.6 Initiating Another Call While on a Call

6.3.1 Viewing a Contact's Name, Department, and Profile Picture

If you have saved detailed information about a contact, such as name, number, department,

and profile picture, in Contacts, the contact information is displayed on the screen when you

are placing a call to or receiving a call from the contact or when you are engaged in a call

with the contact.

If the calling party matches a contact in CorpDir, you can also see the contact's name,

department, and profile picture.

6.3.2 Muting Calls

After muting a call, you can hear the other party but the other party cannot hear you. The

mute function is effective in the handset, speaker, or headset mode.

Enabling the Mute Function

During a call, press or tap .

Disabling the Mute Function

During a call, press or tap .

The mute function is effective only during the call, but not when a call comes in or is placed on hold.

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6.3.3 Switching Between the Handset, Speaker, and Headset

During a call, you can easily switch between the handset, speaker, and headset.

To switch to the headset, make sure that you have a headset ready.

 To switch to the speaker

In the handset or headset mode, press or tap . eSpace 8950 is then switched

to the speaker mode. At the time, is displayed in the call control area.

 To switch to the handset

In speaker or headset mode, you can pick up the handset and eSpace 8950 is then

switched to the handset mode.

 To switch to the headset

In the handset or speaker mode, tap . eSpace 8950 is then switched to the headset

mode. At the time, is displayed in the call control area.

6.3.4 Performing Video-Related Operations During a Call

During a call, you can tap and then perform video-related operations described in Table

6-2.

Table 6-2 Video-related operations

If You Want to... Then...

Switch an audio call to a

video call

Tap Video Call. After your peer accepts your video call

request, you can see each other's video.

Switch a video call to an

audio call

Tap Audio Call. Then, the video call screen is closed, and the

audio call screen is displayed.

Stop video Tap Stop Video. Your IP phone stops your local camera, and

your peer can no longer view your video.

Start video Tap Start Video. Your IP phone starts your local camera, and

your peer can view your video.

Switch between the

small and large video

panes

Tap Switch. Then, the two video panes on the screen are

switched.

Disable self-video (local

video preview)

Tap Close Self-Video. Then, your local video is stopped.

Enable self-video (local

video preview)

Tap Show Self-Video. Then, your local video is started.

Move the small video

pane

Drag the small video pane to the desired location.

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6.3.5 Two-Stage Dialing

Two-stage dialing is usually used in interactive voice response (IVR). For example, when you

call a customer service center, you can hear the system announcements. Then, you dial a

number as prompted.

Step 1 During a call, tap .

Step 2 On the two-stage dialing screen, enter digits as prompted.

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6.3.6 Initiating Another Call While on a Call

While on a call, you can initiate another call, without the need to end the ongoing call.

Tap . On the dialing screen, enter a number and tap .

 You can select contacts on the favorites list, contact list, or call history tab, and then tap .

 You can also swipe down in the number area on the right of the status bar, tap an idle line button

(you can select different accounts), and select a contact or directly enter a number to call.

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7 Audio Source

The audio source is the one you use to have audio conversations with others on your phone

after you tap Answer, Call, or a line button on your phone screen.

You can set the audio source on your phone LCD screen or web page. For detailed operations,

see Table 7-1.

Table 7-1 Audio source settings

If You Want to... Then...

Set the audio source on

the phone LCD screen

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the Call Settings area, tap Audio Source.

3. Tap to select the desired audio source.

Set the audio source on

the phone web page

1. Choose Call Settings > Audio Source.

2. Click to select the desired audio source.

3. Click Save.

eSpace 8950 supports multiple headsets, including Bluetooth headset, USB headset, and 3.5 mm headset.

The Bluetooth headset has the highest priority and the 3.5 mm headset has the lowest priority.

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8 Call Waiting

After the call waiting function is enabled, if the phone that is engaged in an active call has a

new incoming call, the phone LCD screen displays a message notifying the user of this new

incoming call.

 Before using the call waiting function, ensure that a line is configured to support at least two

concurrent calls.

 Before using the call waiting function, ensure that your account has been assigned the call waiting

service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

How to Set

You can set the call waiting function on your phone LCD screen or web page. For detailed

operations, see Table 8-1.

Table 8-1 Call waiting setting

If You Want to... Then...

Set call waiting on the

phone LCD screen

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the Call Settings area, tap Call Waiting.

Set call waiting on the

web page

1. Choose Call Settings > Call Waiting.

2. Select Enable or Disable.

3. Click Save.

How to Use

Call waiting takes precedence over auto answer, call forward busy, and call forward no answer,

but call forward all and DND take precedence over call waiting.

If the phone that is engaged in an active call has a new incoming call, you can:

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 Tap Answer.

Answer the new call and hold the original call.

 In the UC2.X network environment, to answer a new incoming video call, tap Audio Answer or

Video Answer.

 In the IMS+UC network environment, to answer a new incoming video call, tap Video Answer.

 Tap Hang Up.

Hang up the new call and go back to the original call screen.

You can tap More and select Ignore, Transfer, or Voicemail.

 If you tap Ignore, the ring of the new call is stopped

. Before the calling party hangs up, you can still tap Answer to answer the call.

 If you tap Transfer, the incoming call is transferred to another party

 If you tap Voicemail, the incoming call is transferred to the voicemail

Your phone number must have the call divert function enabled; otherwise, the incoming call notification

screen will not display the Transfer and Voicemail buttons.

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9 Call Hold

During call hold, the two parties in the call cannot hear each other.

 To place an ongoing call on hold, tap Hold.

 To resume a call placed on hold, tap Resume.

If your phone has been assigned two or more calls and one or more of them are idle, you can

place a new call after you place your current call on hold. For details about how to place a

new call during call hold, see 6.3.6 Initiating Another Call While on a Call.

 You cannot end a call that is placed on hold by yourself. If the call placed on hold is the only call on

your phone, the phone reminds you that there is a call on hold by means of periodic sound

notifications and the MWI.

 When multiple calls are connected on the phone, you can tap the line button to hold or resume a call.

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10 Call Transfer

You can transfer an ongoing call to a third party.

A call can be transferred in any of the following three modes:

 Blind transfer

A call is transferred to a third party directly without waiting for the third-party to start

ringing.

 Semi-consult transfer (for UC2.X only)

A call is transferred to a third party after the phone of the third party rings.

 Consult transfer

A call is transferred to a third party after the third party answers the call.

 Before enabling the call transfer service for a number, ensure that the number has been assigned at

least two calls and that there are idle calls.

 If call transfer fails, you can tap Resume to resume your call.

Blind Transfer

Step 1 Tap Transfer during a call.

The call is placed on hold.

Step 2 Enter a number and tap .

You can also select a number from the contact list, call history, or favorites list and then tap .

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Semi-consult Transfer (for UC2.X only)

Step 1 Tap Transfer during a call.

The call is placed on hold.

Step 2 Enter a number and tap .

You can also select a number from the contact list, call history, or favorites list and then tap .

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Step 3 When hearing the ring back tone, tap Transfer.

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Consult Transfer

Step 1 Tap Transfer during a call.

The call is placed on hold.

Step 2 Enter a number and tap .

After the third party answers the call, ask him or her whether to answer the call.

You can also select a number from the contact list, call history, or favorites list and then tap .

Step 3 If the third party accepts the call, tap Transfer.

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11 Call Forward

After the call forward function is enabled, incoming calls are forwarded to voicemail or a

specified phone number when the call forward conditions are met The phone does not ring or

log such incoming calls.

The phone supports four types of call forward, namely, call forward all, call forward busy, call

forward no answer, and call forward offline in descending order of priority.

 Call forward all

All incoming calls are forwarded to voicemail or a specified phone number.

 Call forward busy

When the phone is offhook, dialing, or in an active call, incoming calls are forwarded to

voicemail or a specified phone number.

 Call forward no answer

When an incoming call is not answered within a specified period, the call is forwarded to

voicemail or a specified phone number.

 Call forward offline

When the phone is offline, incoming calls are forwarded to voicemail or a specified

phone number.

 Before using the call forward function, ensure that your account has been assigned the call forward

service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

 The call forward function is available only for the current number. For a new number, you must

enable the call forward function again.

 In the IMS+UC network environment, incoming calls cannot be forwarded to voicemail.

You can set the call forward function on your phone LCD screen or web page. For detailed

operations, see Table 11-1.

Table 11-1 Call forward setting

If You Want to... Then...

Set call forward on the

phone LCD screen

Enable call forward

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the Call Settings area, tap the desired call forward mode.

NOTE

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If You Want to... Then...

You can tap in Call Forward or in Quick Setting to quickly

access the setting screen. For details about how to add the Call Forward

and Quick Setting widgets, see 25.1.1 Call Forward and 25.1.3 Quick

Setting, respectively.

3. Select a call forward destination.

 Voicemail: Incoming calls are forwarded to voicemail.

 Number: Enter the number of a third party and tap OK.

NOTE

 If the Number or Voicemail option is not displayed, contact your

system administrator.

 If your Call Forward has setting records, you can directly select the

desired call forward mode.

Disable call forward

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the Call Settings area, deselect the call forward mode you

want to disable.

NOTE

You can also directly deselect the call forward mode in Call Forward.

Set call forward on the

web page

Enable call forward

1. Choose Call Settings > Call Forward.

2. Select a call forward mode and click Enable.

3. Select Voicemail or Number.

 Voicemail: Incoming calls are forwarded to voicemail.

 Number: Enter the number of a third party.

NOTE

If the Number or Voicemail option is not displayed, contact your system

administrator.

4. Click Save.

Disable call forward

1. Choose Call Settings > Call Forward.

2. Select a call forward mode and click Disable.

3. Click Save.

When the call forward function is set, is displayed in the status bar of the phone screen.

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12 Bluetooth Context-Awareness

Before using the Bluethooth context-awareness function, ensure that your IP phone has the

call forward function enabled. For detailed operations, see 11 Call Forward.

You can set the Bluethooth context-awareness function on your phone LCD screen or web

page. For detailed operations, see Table 12-1.

Table 12-1 Bluetooth context-awareness setting

If You Want to... Then...

Set Bluethooth

context-awareness on

the phone LCD screen

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the Call Settings area, tap Bluetooth.

3. Tap to set the desired Bluethooth context-awareness mode.

Auto Call Forward: After the auto call forward function is

enabled, all incoming calls are automatically forwarded to the

preset number when the Bluetooth headset is disconnected

from the IP phone.

Set Bluethooth

context-awareness on

the phone web page

1. Choose Call Settings > Bluetooth.

2. Click Enable or Disable for the desired Bluetooth

context-awareness mode.

Auto Call Forward: After the auto call forward function is

enabled, all incoming calls are automatically forwarded to the

preset number when the Bluetooth headset is disconnected

from the IP phone.

3. Click Save.

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13 DND

After the DND function is enabled, all incoming calls are automatically rejected but you can

still place calls.

 Before using the Server DND function, ensure that your account has been assigned the Server DND

service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

 The Server DND function is available only for the current number. For a new number, you must

enable the Server DND function again.

Setting DND

In the UC2.X network environment, you can set the DND function on your phone LCD screen

or web page. For detailed operations, see Table 13-1.

Table 13-1 DND setting

If You Want to... Then...

Set DND on the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

2. In the Call Settings area, tap DND Settings.

3. Tap a desired DND mode.

 Server DND: The phone does not receive any calls.

 Local DND: Tap either Call Reject or Ringer Off.

Set DND on the web

page

1. Choose Call Settings > DND.

2. Select a DND mode.

 Server DND: The phone does not receive any calls.

 Local DND: Select either Call Reject or Ringer Off.

3. Click Save.

Enabling or Disabling DND

You can use either of the following methods to enable or disable DND:

 Tap in Quick Setting to enable DND. Tap to disable DND.

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 Tap > Settings > PERSONAL > Account > Status Settings and tap to

enable DND. Tap any other states to disable DND.

In the IMS+UC network environment, you can swipe down in the profile picture area of the status bar

and tap to enable DND. Tap any other states to disable DND.

After the DND function is enabled, is displayed in the status bar of the phone screen.

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14 Advanced Secretary

A line is shared by a manager and secretary. When a call for the manager comes in, the

secretary answers the call and decides whether to forward the call to the manager. The

manager can view all incoming calls and directly answer important calls, without the call

transfer by the secretary.

Before using the advanced secretary function, ensure that your account has been assigned the advanced

secretary service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

Assume that User A is the manager of a company, and User B and User C are User A's

secretaries. Figure 14-1 describes line mappings between A, B, and C.

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Figure 14-1 Line mappings between A, B, and C

The manager's line and secretaries' lines are shared. When a user calls the shared line, the

phones of both the manager and secretaries ring at the same time. After a shared line is

configured, the icon is displayed for the line button.

A Third Party Calls a Shared Line and the Manager Directly Answers the Call

A third-party user D calls A who then directly answers the call.

Step 1 D calls A.

The phones of A, B, and C ring simultaneously.

Step 2 A directly answers the call, because this call is from a VIP.

The phones of B and C stop ringing. The shared line is in talking state, which is displayed on

the phones of A, B, and C.

Step 3 A or D hangs up to end the call.

The shared line is in idle state, which is displayed on the phones of A, B, and C.

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A Third Party Calls a Shared Line and a Secretary Answers and Transfers the

Call to the Manager

A third-party user D calls A. B answers the call and transfers it to A.

Step 1 D calls A.

The phones of A, B, and C ring simultaneously.

Step 2 B answers the call.

The phones of A and C stop ringing. The shared line is in talking state, which is displayed on

the phones of A, B, and C.

Step 3 After conversation with D, B places the call on hold and asks A whether to answer the call

using a common line (not a shared line).

Step 4 A agrees to answer the call. Then A presses the shared line button, selects the line to reach D,

and tap Retrieve to have a conversation with D.

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When the Manager or a Secretary Places a Call on Hold, They Can Retrieve the

Call for Each Other

If the manager's call is placed on hold, the secretary can retrieve the call for the manager. The

manager can also do this for the secretary if the secretary's call is placed on hold.

In this example, A can tap Hold to place a call on hold, and then a Retrieve icon is displayed

on the phone of B or C. B or C can press the shared line button, select the line to reach D, and

tap Retrieve to have a conversation with D.

When the Manager or a Secretary Is on a Call, They Can Start the Private Hold

Service to Stop Others from Retrieving the Call

When the manager or a secretary is on a call over the shared line, they can start the private

hold service so that others cannot retrieve the call.

In this example, A can tap Private Hold to place a call on hold, and then a Retrieve icon is

not displayed on the phone of B or C.

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15 Intercom

The intercom function enables users within an enterprise to easily communicate with each

other.

Before using the intercom function, ensure that your account has been assigned the intercom service

rights on the IP phone and server and that the intercom function has been configured for an idle line

button. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

When the intercom function is configured, the corresponding line button is displayed as an

intercom button, and the intercom icon is displayed.

The intercom function takes precedence over DND and call waiting, but call forward all takes

precedence over intercom.

Placing Intercom Calls

Table 15-1 describes the detailed operations for placing intercom calls.

Table 15-1 Placing intercom calls

On Your IP

Phone, If...

Then...

The target

number has been

set

Tap the intercom button directly to place an intercom call.

The target

number has not

been set

Tap the intercom button. The dialing screen is displayed. You can

directly enter a number or select a number from your contact list,

corporate directory, or call history to place an intercom call.

An intercom call

is ongoing and

you start a new

intercom call

The phone ends the ongoing intercom call first and starts a new call.

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On Your IP

Phone, If...

Then...

A common call is

ongoing and you

start an intercom

call

The phone places the common call on hold first.

Intercom Call in Progress

When an intercom call is set up, the phone displays the intercom call screen, on which only

the hangup button is available.

The ongoing intercom call will be automatically ended if you place or receive a new call.

Answering Intercom Calls

You can configure the auto answer and auto mute functions on the phone web page, which

helps you answer intercom calls.

To set auto answer

Step 1 Choose Call Settings > Intercom.

Step 2 Select Enable or Disable for Auto Answer.

Step 3 Click Save.

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To set auto mute

Step 1 Choose Call Settings > Intercom.

Step 2 Select Enable or Disable for Auto Mute.

Step 3 Click Save.

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Table 15-2 describes the detailed operations for answering intercom calls.

Table 15-2 Answering intercom calls

On Your IP

Phone, If...

Then...

Auto answer has

not been enabled

Hear the incoming call tone and see the incoming call screen on the IP

phone when a call comes in.

Auto answer has

not been enabled

and a common

call is ongoing

When an intercom call comes in, you can hear the incoming call

notification tone. After you answer the intercom call, the existing

common call is placed on hold.

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On Your IP

Phone, If...

Then...

Auto answer has

been enabled and

a common call is

ongoing

You can hear the peer parties of the intercom call and the common call

at the same time

Auto mute has

not been enabled

A two-way intercom call is set up after you answer the call.

Auto mute has

been enabled

A one-way intercom call is set up after you answer the call.

You need to press again or tap to resume the two-way

intercom call.

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16 Distinctive Ring

Before using the distinctive ring function, ensure that your account has been assigned the distinctive ring

service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

You can set distinctive rings for internal and external calls.

For details about how to set the distinctive ring service, see 26.2.1 Sound.

The ring priorities in descending order are as follows: contact ring, group ring, internal or

external call ring, and default ring.

In the IMS+UC environment, the IP phone supports distinctive rings for contacts both inside and outside

of the IMS group.

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17 Auto Callback (for IMS+UC)

When the number you dialed is busy, you can enable the auto callback (ACB) function. After

that, the system automatically calls you and the desired number to set up a call once the

desired number is idle.

Using the ACB Function

Before using the ACB function, ensure that your account has been assigned the ACB service rights on

the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

Step 1 If the party you are calling is busy, you can register the ACB service as prompted.

If ACB registration is successful, you will hear a success announcement.

Step 2 When detecting that the peer party is available, the system initiates a call to you.

Step 3 After you answer the call, the system initiates a call to the peer party.

Step 4 After the peer party answers the call, the call between you and the peer party is set up.

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18 Linkage

The linkage function is to link your IP phone with an eSpace Desktop (an eSpace PC client).

With the linkage function enabled, the status between your IP phone and the linked eSpace

Desktop is synchronized, and also you can use the linked eSpace Desktop to place, answer, or

end calls for your IP phone.

 Before using the linkage function, ensure that your account has been assigned the linkage service

rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

 The operations of placing, answering, and ending calls are performed using the linked eSpace

Desktop, but your IP phone carries the audio.

Enabling Linkage

After you log in to eSpace Desktop, click on the left of the eSpace Desktop screen and

choose Phone as the primary, as shown in Figure 18-1.

Figure 18-1 Screen for enabling linkage in the UC2.0 or IMS+UC network environment

After the linkage function is enabled, is displayed for the line button corresponding to

the phone number.

Using Linkage

After linkage is enabled, you can perform the operations described in the following table.

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Table 18-1 Using linkage

If You Want to Use

the Linked eSpace

Desktop to...

Then...

Place a call for your IP

phone

Enter and dial the number of the called party on the linked

eSpace Desktop.

Your IP phone and the linked eSpace Desktop both display the

calling screen/window.

NOTE

Ensure that the linkage-enabled number of your IP phone has an idle

line in this scenario.

Perform a call pickup When the linkage-enabled account of your IP phone has an

incoming call, your IP phone and the linked eSpace Desktop

both display the incoming call notification screen/window.

Click Answer on the linked eSpace Desktop.

End a call for your IP

phone

When the linkage-enabled account of your IP phone is engaged

in a call, your IP phone and the linked eSpace Desktop both

display the talking screen/window.

Click Hang Up on the linked eSpace Desktop.

Two-stage dialing When the linkage-enabled account of your IP phone is engaged

in a call, your IP phone and the linked eSpace Desktop both

display the talking screen/window.

Open the keypad for two-stage dialing on the linked eSpace

Desktop and perform two-stage dialing.

Start a conference for

your IP phone (for

IMS+UC)

Use the conference function on the linked eSpace Desktop to

start a conference. Then, your IP phone displays the conference

screen.

During the conference, you can also use the linked eSpace

Desktop to add, delete, or mute participants, start a data

conference, place the conference on hold, or end the

conference.

NOTE

On the phone LCD screen, you can add, delete, or mute participants,

place the conference on hold, or end the conference.

Blind transfer When the linkage-enabled account of your IP phone is engaged

in a call, your IP phone and the linked eSpace Desktop both

display the talking screen/window.

Click Transfer and enter the transfer-to number on the linked

eSpace Desktop.

View the phone status The phone status is displayed in real time on the linked eSpace

Desktop when your perform operations over the first line for

the linkage-enabled number of your IP phone. The phone

status information includes onhook/offhook status,

incoming/outgoing call notification, call process, and

conference information.

NOTE

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If You Want to Use

the Linked eSpace

Desktop to...

Then...

The eSpace Desktop displays the status of only the first line for the

linkage-enabled number of your IP phone in real time.

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19 Mobile Connect (for IMS+UC)

After the mobile connect function is enabled, the phone can transfer a call to another phone or

a mobile phone, and resume the transferred call if necessary.

Before using the mobile connect function, ensure that your account has been assigned the mobile

connect service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

Setting the Destination Number for Mobile Connect

In the IMS+UC environment, you can set the destination number for mobile connect only

using eSpace Portal. For detailed operations, see the eSpace UC Product Documentation.

Switching an Ongoing Call to Another IP Phone or a Mobile Phone

Step 1 On the talking screen, tap Switch.

Step 2 Enter the number of another IP phone or the number of a mobile phone and tap .

If the destination number for mobile connect has been set, tap Switch. The IP phone then automatically

calls this number.

Step 3 Use the specified IP phone or mobile phone to answer the call.

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Taking Back a Call from Another IP Phone or a Mobile Phone

To take back a call, tap in Quick Setting on the home screen of your IP phone.

Taking back a call as the calling party is not supported.

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20 Extension Mobility

Extension mobility allows you to use your IP phone's extension number and password to log

in to any other IP phone of the eSpace 8950 series. Your configurations (such as the call

history and contacts) and services to which you have subscribed will be automatically

downloaded to the IP phone you newly log in.

 If the IP phone you newly log in is a different model from your original one, only the functions that

the new login IP phone supports take effect.

 In extension mobility, only the primary account (first account) of the original IP phone can be used

to log in to another IP phone.

Step 1 On the phone login screen, enter the account and password.

If the IP phone you want to log in has any registered account, log out of the account first.

Step 2 Tap Log In.

 If the current login number is a roaming number (which is a number logged in to another phone for

extension mobility), the phone automatically logs out of this number and returns to the login screen

when a specific period (configured by your system administrator) expires.

 In the IMS+UC network environment, if the phone has registered a number before the roaming

number is logged in, the phone is automatically logged in using the registered number after the

roaming number is logged out.

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User Guide 21 Contacts

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21 Contacts

21.1 My Contacts

21.1.1 Adding Contacts

21.1.2 Searching for Contacts

21.1.3 Viewing Contact Details

21.1.4 Editing Contacts

21.1.5 Deleting Contacts

21.1.6 Exporting Contacts

21.1.7 Importing Contacts

21.1.8 Clearing Contacts

21.1.1 Adding Contacts

You can add contacts on the phone LCD screen or web page.

Table 21-1 Adding contacts

If You Want

to...

Then...

Add contacts

on the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap .

2. On the Contacts tab, tap .

3. Enter contact information, such as name and office number.

NOTE

 You can tap the contact's number type and modify it.

 on the left of a contact's number indicates that the number is the primary

number. If a contact has only one number, this number is the primary number. If

a contact has multiple numbers, you can set one of them as the primary number.

4. Optional: You can tap a contact's profile picture icon and set a profile

picture for the contact.

NOTE

By default, the system has ten profile pictures.

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If You Want

to...

Then...

5. Tap Done.

Add contacts

on the phone

web page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the My Contacts tab, click Add.

3. Enter contact information, such as name and office number.

NOTE

on the right of a contact's number indicates that the number is the primary

number. If a contact has only one number, this number is the primary number. If a

contact has multiple numbers, you can set one of them as the primary number.

4. Optional: You can click Edit next to a contact's profile picture icon

and set a profile picture for the contact.

5. Click Finish.

21.1.2 Searching for Contacts

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 Tap and enter keywords of a contact, for example, the name or phone number.

For example, if you want to search for John, you can enter John or J in the search text box.

 You can swipe up or down in the contact list to find the desired contact.

 When you are using the search text box, the search results are quickly displayed and the matched

texts in the search results become blue.

 If you do not find the desired contact in Contacts, tap Search the corporate directory to find him

or her in the corporate directory.

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21.1.3 Viewing Contact Details

You can view contact details on the phone LCD screen or web page.

Table 21-2 Viewing contact details

If You Want

to...

Then...

View contact

details on the

phone LCD

screen

1. Tap .

2. Tap the desired contact.

Detailed contact information is displayed on the right.

View contact

details on the

phone web

page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the My Contacts tab, click the desired contact.

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21.1.4 Editing Contacts

You can edit contacts on the phone LCD screen or web page.

Table 21-3 Editing contacts

If You Want

to...

Then...

Edit contacts

on the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap .

2. On the Contacts tab, tap the contact you want to edit.

3. Tap on the upper right corner.

NOTE

You can tap and hold a contact. On the screen that is displayed, select Edit.

4. Edit contact information.

5. Tap Done.

Edit contacts

on the phone

web page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the My Contacts tab, click on the right of the contact you

want to edit.

3. Edit contact information and click Finish.

21.1.5 Deleting Contacts

You can delete contacts on the phone LCD screen or web page.

Table 21-4 Deleting contacts

If You Want

to...

Then...

Delete

contacts on

the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap .

2. Tap and hold a contact. On the screen that is displayed, select Del.

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap Delete.

NOTE

You can delete a contact on the Edit screen.

Delete

contacts on

the phone

web page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the My Contacts tab, click on the right of the contact you want

to delete.

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.

21.1.6 Exporting Contacts

You can export contacts in CSV or vCard format on the phone LCD screen or web page.

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Table 21-5 Exporting contacts

If You Want

to...

Then...

Export

contacts on

the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap .

2. On the Contacts tab, tap and select Export Contacts.

3. Tap the contact file to export.

Export

contacts on

the phone

web page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the My Contacts tab, click Export.

3. Select the contact file format and click Export.

21.1.7 Importing Contacts

You can import contacts in CSV or vCard format on the phone LCD screen or web page.

Table 21-6 Importing contacts

If You Want

to...

Then...

Import

contacts on

the phone

LCD screen

1. Connect a USB device or SD card storing the contact file to the IP

phone.

2. Tap .

3. On the Contacts tab, tap and select Import.

4. Tap the contact file to import.

Import

contacts on

the phone

web page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the My Contacts tab, click Import.

3. Double-click the contact file to import.

 Contacts saved in Windows Outlook of the English version can be imported.

 When you import a modified .csv contact file to the phone as a new one, ensure that the contact file

information is correct and the encoding format is UTF-8.

For example, you can open the .csv file using Excel, change the cell format to the text format, edit

the contact information, and save the file in the CSV (comma delimited) format. After the file is

saved, open the file in Notepad and change the file encoding format to UTF-8.

21.1.8 Clearing Contacts

You can clear contacts on the phone web page.

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Clearing contacts will delete contact information in all contact groups.

Step 1 On the web page, choose Preferences > Contacts.

Step 2 On the Contacts tab, click Clear.

Step 3 In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.

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21.2 Groups

21.2.1 Adding Groups and Members

21.2.2 Editing Groups

21.2.3 Deleting Groups

21.2.1 Adding Groups and Members

You can add groups and members on the phone LCD screen or web page. You can add a

maximum of 32 groups. Each group can have a maximum of 400 members.

Table 21-7 Adding groups and members

If You Want

to...

Then...

Add groups

and members

on the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap .

2. On the Groups tab, tap .

3. Enter a group name.

4. Optional: Select Ringtone.

5. Select contacts.

6. Tap Done.

Add groups

and members

on the phone

web screen

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the Groups tab, click Add Group.

3. Enter a group name.

4. Select contacts in Select Group Member.

5. Click Finish.

21.2.2 Editing Groups

You can edit groups on the phone LCD screen or web page.

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Table 21-8 Editing groups

If You Want

to...

Then...

Edit groups

on the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap .

2. On the Groups tab, tap the group you want to edit.

3. Tap .

4. Edit group information.

5. Tap Done.

Edit groups

on the phone

web page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the Groups tab, click the group you want to edit.

3. Click Edit.

4. Edit group information and click Finish.

21.2.3 Deleting Groups

You can delete groups on the phone LCD screen or web page.

Table 21-9 Deleting groups

If You Want

to...

Then...

Delete groups

on the phone

LCD screen

1. Tap .

2. On the Groups tab, tap the group you want to delete.

3. Tap and select Delete.

4. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap Delete.

Delete groups

on the phone

web page

1. Choose Preferences > Contacts.

2. On the Groups tab, click the group you want to delete.

3. Click Delete.

4. In the dialog box that is displayed, click Finish.

21.3 Corporate Directory

21.3.1 Searching for Contacts

21.3.2 Adding Contacts in the Corporate Directory to My Contacts

21.3.1 Searching for Contacts

Before using the corporate directory, ensure that your account has been assigned the corporate directory

service rights on the IP phone and server. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

Step 1 Tap .

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Step 2 On the CorpDir tab, enter keywords of a contact, for example, the name or phone number, in

the search text box.

For example, if you want to search for John, you can enter John or J in the search text box.

Step 3 Tap Search.

 You can swipe up or down in the contact list to find the desired contact.

 In the IMS+UC network environment, you can tap the department list under the corporate directory

and find the department for the contact you want to search for. This approach helps you quickly find

the desired contact.

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21.3.2 Adding Contacts in the Corporate Directory to My Contacts

You can add a contact in the corporate directory to my contacts. This helps you quickly find

or edit the contact subsequently.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the CorpDir tab, tap a contact.

Step 3 On the contact details screen, tap Save as New Contact.

Step 4 Edit contact information.

Step 5 Tap Done.

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22 Call History

22.1 Viewing Call Records

eSpace 8950 records all received, missed, and placed calls.

Table 22-1 describes different call record icons.

Table 22-1 Call record icons

Icon Description

Indicates a missed audio call record.

Indicates a received audio call record.

Indicates a placed audio call record.

Indicates a missed video call record.

Indicates a received video call record.

Indicates a placed video call record.

22.2 Viewing Call Details

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the All or Missed tab, tap a desired call record.

 The IP phone combines consecutive call records for the same number into one, and only

displays the call type of the latest record on the call history screen.

 Received and placed call records are merged together, and missed call records are

merged together.

 Audio call records and video call records are separately merged and displayed.

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22.3 Deleting Call Records

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the All or Missed tab, tap the call record you want to delete.

Step 3 Select Delete. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

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22.4 Clearing Call Records

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 Tap and select Clear.

Step 3 In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

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22.5 Adding an Unknown Number to Contacts

If a call is from unknown person, you can add the person to your contacts on the call record

details screen.

 Tap Save as New Contact to add the person to your local contacts.

 Tap Add to Existing Contact to add the person to your existing contacts.

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23 Voicemail

The voicemail function allows the calling party to leave voice messages so that you will not

miss any calls.

Setting Voicemail

 Before using the voicemail function, ensure that your account has been assigned the

call-forward-to-voicemail service rights, one-button-to-voicemail service rights, or both. For any

questions, contact your system administrator.

 In the IMS+UC network environment, the call-forward-to-voicemail function is not supported.

 In the UC2.X network environment, you can enable the call forward function and set the call

forward to voicemail. For details, see 11 Call Forward.

In the IMS+UC network environment, you can set whether the voicemail is visual on the

phone web page.

In the UC2.X network environment, visual voicemail is not supported.

 After you set a visual voicemail, you can perform operations on voice messages, such as

fast forward, rewind, pause, and resume.

 After you set a non visual voicemail, you can perform only few operations on voice

messages, such as retrieve and delete.

Step 1 One the web page, choose Call Settings > Voicemail.

Step 2 Select Enable or Disable for Visual Voicemail.

Step 3 Click Save.

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Understanding Voice Message Notification Modes

 The red number in the upper right corner of the voicemail icon in the navigation area of

the home screen indicates the number of unread voice messages. For example,

indicates that there are three unread voice messages related to all accounts.

 The status bar of the IP phone displays the voicemail icon. The notification screen shows

information about unread voice messages.

 The MWI LED of the IP phone blinks every 3 seconds.

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Retrieving Voice Messages

 Non Visual Voicemail

If your account has not been assigned the visual voicemail service rights, you can

perform operations described in the following table.

Table 23-1 Non visual voicemail

If You Want to... Then...

View voice

messages

On the home screen, tap to access the voicemail screen.

You can view the number of unread voice messages and the number

of total voice messages for different accounts of your phone.

Retrieve voice

messages

Tap a voice message you want to retrieve.

You can perform operations as prompted, for example, deleting the

voice message or calling the number who left the message.

 Visual Voicemail

If your account has been assigned the visual voicemail service rights, you can perform

operations described in the following table.

Table 23-2 Visual voicemail

If You Want to... Then...

View voice

messages

1. On the home screen, tap to access the voicemail screen.

2. Tap the number area in the upper left corner of the screen and

select a number to view related voice messages.

 Unread voice messages are marked in red, and read voice

messages are marked in gray.

 Tap a voice message to view its details.

Retrieve voice

messages

Tap to the right of a voice message. The voice message is then

played, with its details displayed on the right of the screen. When a

voice message is being played, you can perform the following

operations:

 Pause/Resume: Tap to pause; tap to resume.

 Fast forward/Rewind: Tap to fast forward; tap to

rewind.

 Play the previous or next voice message: Tap to play the

next voice message; tap to play the previous voice message.

Delete voice

messages

You can delete a voice message using either of the following

methods:

 Tap and hold a voice message to delete, and select Delete. In the

dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

 On the voice message details screen, tap . In the dialog box

that is displayed, tap OK.

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If You Want to... Then...

Clear voice

messages

NOTICE

Clearing voice messages will delete all voice messages of the current account.

Exercise caution when performing this operation.

1. Tap in the upper right corner of the screen, and select Delete

All.

2. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

Call back You can call back using either of the following methods:

 On the voice message playing screen, tap .

 Tap and hold a voice message to call back and select Edit Dial.

Forward voice

messages

You can forward voice messages using either of the following

methods:

 On the voice message playing screen, tap .

 Tap and hold a voice message, select Forward, enter or select

the forward-to number, and tap .

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24 Conferences

24.1 Local Conferences

A line must have at least two calls configured to create a local conference.

You can create a local conference using Join or Call Merge. For detailed operations, see

Table 24-1.

Table 24-1 Creating a local conference

If You Want

to...

Then...

Create a local

conference using

Join

1. You (for example, User A) are talking with User B. You tap

Conference.

NOTE

If you have set Conference on hold when adding participants on the phone

web page, the current call is placed on hold when you enter the dialing screen. If

you have set Conference unhold when adding participants, other participants

are not affected when you enter the dialing screen.

2. You enter the number of User C and tap .

NOTE

You can select contacts on the favorites list, contact list, or call history tab, and

then tap .

3. User C answers the call and you can talk with user C. Then you tap

Join to create a local conference.

Create a local

conference using

Merge Call

The call between you and User B is in ongoing, and the call between

you and User C is placed on hold.

You tap Merge Call to create a local conference.

NOTE

If there are multiple calls on the current line, you can tap Merge Call. In the

dialog box that is displayed, you can merge calls.

After a local conference is created, the conference initiator can manage the conference. Table

24-2 describes detailed operations.

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Table 24-2 Local conference management

If You Want to... Then...

Add a participant 1. Tap .

2. Enter the number of a user and tap .

NOTE

You can select contacts on the favorites list, contact list, or call history tab, and

then tap .

3. Tap Join when the user answers the call.

NOTE

A local conference supports audio conversation among a maximum of six

parties.

Mute a participant 1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Mute.

NOTE

To unmute a participant, tap Unmute.

View the details of

a participant

1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Details.

Change the display

sequence of a

participant

1. Tap a participant in the participant list.

2. Tap Replace and tap the replacing participant.

Mute or unmute

yourself  To mute yourself: Press or tap while on a call.

 To unmute yourself: Press or tap while in the mute

state.

Delete a

participant

1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Delete.

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

End a conference 1. Tap .

2. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap End.

NOTE

 The conference initiator can tap to end the conference.

 Participants can tap Hang Up to quit the conference.

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24.2 Instant Conferences (for IMS+UC)

 Ensure that your account is a UC account and has been assigned the instant conference service rights

on the server.

 Ensure that on the phone web page, you have enabled the instant conference service rights.

 For any questions, contact your system administrator.

Table 24-3 describes three methods you can use to create an instant conference.

Table 24-3 Creating an instant conference

If You Want

to...

Then...

Create an instant

conference using

1. Tap .

2. In the conference list screen, tap .

3. Enter the number of a participant and tap .

NOTE

 You can select contacts on the favorites list, contact list, or call history tab,

and then tap .

 If you want to change the number of a participant, you can tap and hold the

participant. On the participant details screen, select the target number and

then tap OK.

4. Tap Continue to add more participants.

5. Tap Audio Conference or Video Conference.

NOTE

 You can upgrade an audio conference to a video conference, but you cannot

change a video conference to an audio conference.

 You can create an instant conference during a call. If the create operation

fails, your phone automatically changes the instant conference to a local

conference.

Create an instant

conference using

Join

1. You (for example, User A) are talking with User B. You tap

Conference.

2. You enter the number of User C and tap .

NOTE

You can select contacts on the favorites list, contact list, or call history tab, and

then tap .

3. User C answers the call and you can talk with user C. Then you tap

Join to create a local conference.

Create an instant

conference using

Merge Call

The call between you and User B is in ongoing, and the call between

you and User C is placed on hold.

You tap Merge Call to create a local conference.

NOTE

If there are multiple calls on the current line, you can tap Merge Call. In the

dialog box that is displayed, you can merge calls.

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After you create an instant conference, you can perform operations described in the following

table.

During a conference, a conference participant can perform only the following operations: viewing

participant details, mute himself/herself, and quitting the conference. In a video conference, common

participants can enable or disable local video and display video in full screen.

Table 24-4 Instant conference

If You Want to... Then...

Add a participant 1. On the conference screen, tap to access the dialing screen.

2. Add a participant.

3. Tap OK.

NOTE

eSpace 8950 supports a maximum of six instant conferences, with each

conference supporting a maximum of 20 participants. If more than 20

participants are in the participant list, only the first 20 participants can join the

conference.

Change an audio

conference to a

video conference

1. Tap .

2. Tap Video Conference.

Enable or disable

local video

1. Tap .

2. Tap Stop Video or Start Video.

Display video in

full screen

1. Tap a participant in the participant list.

2. Tap Full Screen.

Change the display

sequence of a

participant

1. Tap a participant in the participant list.

2. Tap Replace and tap the replacing participant.

Mute a participant 1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Mute.

NOTE

To unmute a participant, tap Unmute.

View the details of

a participant

1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Details.

Mute or unmute

yourself  To mute yourself: Press or tap while on a call.

 To unmute yourself: Press or tap while in the mute

state.

Delete a

participant

1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Delete.

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

End a conference 1. Tap .

2. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap End.

NOTE

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If You Want to... Then...

 The conference initiator can tap to end the conference.

 Participants can tap to quit the conference.

24.3 Group Conferences (for IMS+UC)

 Ensure that your account is a UC account and has been assigned the instant conference service rights

on the server.

 Ensure that on the phone web page, you have enabled the instant conference service rights.

 For any questions, contact your system administrator.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the Groups tab, tap a group.

Step 3 Tap on the group details screen.

If you want to change the number of a participant, you can tap and hold the participant. On the

participant details screen, select the target number and then tap OK.

Step 4 Optional: Tap Continue to add more participants.

Step 5 Tap Audio Conference or Video Conference.

You can upgrade an audio conference to a video conference, but you cannot change a video conference

to an audio conference.

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After you create a group conference, you can perform operations described in the following

table.

During a conference, a conference participant can perform only the following operations: viewing

participant details, mute himself/herself, and quitting the conference. In a video conference, common

participants can enable or disable local video and display video in full screen.

Table 24-5 Group conference

If You Want to... Then...

Add a participant 1. On the conference screen, tap to access the dialing screen.

2. Add a participant.

3. Tap OK.

NOTE

eSpace 8950 supports a maximum of six group conferences, with each

conference supporting a maximum of 20 participants. If more than 20

participants are in the participant list, only the first 20 participants can join the

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If You Want to... Then...

conference.

Change an audio

conference to a

video conference

1. Tap .

2. Tap Video Conference.

Enable or disable

local video

1. Tap .

2. Tap Stop Video or Start Video.

Display video in

full screen

1. Tap a participant in the participant list.

2. Tap Full Screen.

Change the display

sequence of a

participant

1. Tap a participant in the participant list.

2. Tap Replace and tap the replacing participant.

Mute a participant 1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Mute.

NOTE

To unmute a participant, tap Unmute.

View the details of

a participant

1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Details.

Mute or unmute

yourself  To mute yourself: Press or tap while on a call.

 To unmute yourself: Press or tap while in the mute

state.

Delete a

participant

1. Tap the profile picture of a participant.

2. Tap Delete.

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

End a conference 1. Tap .

2. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap End.

NOTE

 The conference initiator can tap to end the conference.

 Participants can tap to quit the conference.

24.4 Conference Notification

If you or the conference initiator has scheduled a conference on eSpace Portal,

 A red number is displayed in the upper right corner of the conference icon, indicating the

number of conferences to join. For example, indicates that there are three

conferences to join. This number is related to all accounts.

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 The status bar of the IP phone displays the conference icon. The notification screen

shows information about conferences.

For details about how to schedule a conference using eSpace Portal, see the eSpace UC Product

Documentation.

24.5 Conference List

You can view conference records on the IP phone.

Tap to access the conference list screen to view conference records.

 To view conference details

Tap a conference record. On the conference details screen, view the conference time,

duration, and participants.

Alternatively, you can tap and hold a conference record and select Details.

 To hold a conference again

Tap Start Again on the right of a conference record.

Alternatively, you can tap Start Again on the conference details screen.

 To delete a conference record

Tap and hold a conference record to delete, and select Delete. In the dialog box that is

displayed, tap OK.

 To clear conference records

Tap and select Clear. In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

 To join a conference

If you or the conference initiator has scheduled a conference on eSpace Portal, you can

tap Join on the right of a conference record to join the conference.

 Alternatively, you can tap Join on the conference details screen.

 For details about how to schedule a conference using eSpace Portal, see the eSpace UC Product

Documentation.

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25 Applications

25.1 Call Widgets

25.1.1 Call Forward

25.1.2 Speed Dial

25.1.3 Quick Setting

25.1.1 Call Forward

The call forward widget allows you to quickly configure the call forward function, for

example, enabling or disabling a specific call forward mode, accessing the call forward

settings screen, and setting information related to call forward.

You can drag the call forward widget to the home screen for more convenient operations.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the CALL WIDGET tab, tap and hold the Call Forward widget, and drag it to the home

screen.

 To access the call forward settings screen

Tap in the upper right corner of the Call Forward widget.

 To enable or disable a call forward mode

Select or deselect a specific call forward mode.

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25.1.2 Speed Dial

You can add desired contacts to the speed dial widget so that you can call these contacts by

simply tapping the contact icons. eSpace 8950 supports a maximum of 45 speed dial contacts.

You can drag the speed dial widget to the home screen if necessary.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the CALL WIDGET tab, tap and hold the Speed Dial widget, and drag it to the home

screen.

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Adding a Contact for Speed Dial on the Phone LCD Screen

Step 1 Tap in the Speed Dial widget to access the screen for adding a speed dial contact.

Step 2 Enter related information.

 Phone Number: indicates the phone number for speed dial.

 Label: indicates the displayed name of the contact for speed dial.

 BLF: monitors the status (namely, online, busy, or offline) of the phone number in real

time. In the IMS+UC network environment, the away status is additionally supported.

The status monitoring function is available only after relevant service rights are assigned.

For any questions, contact your system administrator.

 Account: indicates the line used for speed dial.

 On the left-hand Contact or History tab, you can tap next to a contact and add this contact to

speed dial.

 You can also tap and hold a contact on the contacts screen, and tap Add to Speed Dial.

Step 3 Tap Done.

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Adding a Contact for Speed Dial on the Phone Web Page

If you want to add contacts for speed dial on the phone web page, create a speed dial widget

and add a contact for speed dial on the phone LCD screen first.

Step 1 On the phone web page, choose Preferences > Speed Dial.

Step 2 Click . In the Add Speed Dial dialog box, enter related information.

You can also click , select a contact for speed dial, and click Add.

Step 3 Click Save.

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25.1.3 Quick Setting

The Quick Setting widget allows you to quickly enable or disable functions such as call

forward, DND, privacy, self-video (local video preview), and mobile connect.

You can drag the Quick Setting widget to the home screen for easy access.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the CALL WIDGET tab, tap and hold the Quick Setting widget, and drag it to the home

screen.

 Tap to access the call forward settings screen.

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 Tap to enable DND; tap to disable DND.

 Tap to access the privacy settings screen.

 Tap to show self-video; tap any button to stop showing self-video.

 Tap to access the mobile connect settings screen.

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25.2 Applications

25.2.1 Email

25.2.2 Calculator

25.2.3 Browser

25.2.4 Calendar

25.2.5 Clock

25.2.6 Search

25.2.7 Gallery

25.2.8 Download

25.2.1 Email

You can use this application to send and receive emails.

Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Email.

Adding Email Accounts

When adding an email account, you may be required to set relevant parameters. For any

questions, contact your email service provider.

Step 1 On the email settings screen, enter an email address and a password, and tap Next.

Step 2 Select an email server.

Step 3 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the configuration.

After an account is added, the Inbox screen is displayed by default.

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If you want to add more email accounts, you can perform the following steps:

Step 1 On the email screen, tap and select Settings.

Step 2 Tap Add account.

Step 3 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the configuration.

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Switching Email Accounts

Step 1 Tap the email address bar to open the email account list.

Step 2 Tap the email account you want to use.

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Sending Emails

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 Set the recipient email address, enter the subject, and compose the message.

If you want to change the email account, tap the email address bar and tap the email account you want to

use.

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Checking Emails

Step 1 Switch to the desired email account.

Step 2 On the Inbox screen, tap the email you want to check.

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Deleting Email Accounts

Step 1 On the email screen, tap and select Settings.

Step 2 Tap Account setup.

Step 3 Tap .

Step 4 Select the email account you want to delete.

Step 5 Tap Delete.

Step 6 In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

After an email account is deleted, all emails and contacts under this email account and other data related

to this email account are deleted accordingly.

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Modifying Email Account Settings

Step 1 On the email screen, tap and select Settings.

Step 2 Tap General settings.

Step 3 Set related information about an email account.

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25.2.2 Calculator

You can use this application to calculate.

Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Calculator.

25.2.3 Browser

You can use this application to search for information and browse web pages.

Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Browser.

Browsing a Web Page

Step 1 Enter a URL in the address box of the browser.

eSpace 8950 automatically retrieves and lists similar websites.

Step 2 Tap the website you want to visit.

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Managing Bookmarks

You can bookmark web pages you frequently visit.

To add a bookmark

Step 1 On the browser screen, open the web page you want to bookmark.

Step 2 Tap .

Step 3 Enter a bookmark name and tap OK.

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To open a bookmark

Step 1 On the browser screen, tap .

Step 2 Tap the bookmark you want to open.

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To edit a bookmark

Step 1 On the browser screen, tap .

Step 2 Tap and hold the bookmark you want to edit.

Step 3 In the menu that is displayed, tap Edit bookmark.

Step 4 Edit the bookmark.

Step 5 Tap OK.

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To delete a bookmark

Step 1 On the browser screen, tap .

Step 2 Tap and hold the bookmark you want to delete.

Step 3 In the menu that is displayed, tap Delete bookmark.

Step 4 In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

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Setting a Home Page

You can set the web page you visit most frequently as the home page. Then, each time you

open the browser, this web page is automatically opened.

Step 1 On the browser screen, tap .

Step 2 Choose Settings > General > Set homepage.

Step 3 In the menu that is displayed, tap the web page you want to set as the home page.

You can also tap and hold a web page in BOOKMARKS and select Set as homepage.

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Clearing the Browsing History

You can periodically clear your browsing history to protect your privacy and prevent

information disclosure.

Step 1 On the browser screen, tap .

Step 2 Choose Settings > Privacy & security > Clear history.

Step 3 In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

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Modifying Browser Settings

Step 1 On the browser screen, tap .

Step 2 Tap Settings.

Step 3 Customize the browser style you prefer.

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25.2.4 Calendar

You can use this application as a reminder or to manage and arrange your events.

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Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Calendar.

Adding Calendar Accounts

You must add at least one calendar account and display a calendar before adding events.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 In the No calendars dialog box, tap Add account.

Step 3 Enter related information following the on-screen instructions.

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Adding Events

Step 1 Tap .

In the Day or Week view, double-tap the desired time.

Step 2 On the screen for adding events, enter the event details, including the event name, place, and

time.

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Checking Events

On the calendar screen, you can check the information about an event you have added.

Tap the icon in the upper right corner of the calendar screen to switch between the year,

month, week, day, and agenda views. In the agenda view, all the events you have added are

displayed.

Configuring Calendar Settings

Step 1 Tap and select Settings.

Step 2 In General settings, set the calendar view, reminder mode, and notification mode.

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25.2.5 Clock

You can use this application to set an alarm, check the time of any place in the world,

calculate the lasting time of an event, set a timer, and configure it as the on-screen clock.

Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Clock. The Clock tab is displayed by default on

eSpace 8950.

25.2.5.1 Alarm

25.2.5.2 Clock

25.2.5.3 Timer

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25.2.5.4 Stopwatch

25.2.5.1 Alarm

Setting an Alarm

Step 1 On the Clock tab, tap in the lower left corner.

Step 2 Tap in the upper right corner of the screen.

Step 3 Enter the alarm time and tap OK.

If you have set the system time of eSpace 8950 as 12-hour time, you need to select AM or PM when

setting the alarm time.

The alarm you have set is displayed on the Alarms screen.

 To enable or disable an alarm

Tap the enable/disable switch on the right side of an alarm.

 To edit the alarm time

Tap the alarm time you want to edit, and enter the time you want.

 To add a label for an alarm

Tap the arrow under the enable/disable switch, tap Label, and enter the label name you

prefer.

 To set repeated alarm time

Tap the arrow under the enable/disable switch, select REPEAT, and set the alarm time.

 To change the alarm sound

Tap the sound name and select the sound you prefer.

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Setting the Alarm Sound Parameters

Step 1 On the Alarms or Clock screen, tap and select Settings.

Step 2 In the ALARMS area, tap and set the alarm parameters you want to modify.

 Silence after

Select the duration of the alarm sound.

 Snooze length

Select the alarm snooze duration.

 Alarm volume

Adjust the alarm volume.

 Volume buttons

Select the operation that you want the volume buttons to execute: snooze, stop, or no

operation.

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Deleting an Alarm

Step 1 Tap and hold an alarm until it turns blue.

Step 2 Tap in the upper right corner of the screen.

Step 3 In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

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25.2.5.2 Clock

Tap . Then you can check the current date and time.

Tap . Then you can add the clocks of any other cities around the globe.

Configuring the Clock Display Mode

Step 1 On the Alarms or Clock screen, tap and select Settings.

Step 2 In the CLOCK area, tap and set the clock options you want to change.

 Style

Select an analog or digital clock.

 Automatic home clock

Select this option if you want to get informed of your home time in real time, even when

you are travelling.

 Home time zone

Set your home time zone.

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25.2.5.3 Timer

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 Enter the time you want and tap START.

When the timer is going, you can add an additional minute, pause the timer, or delete the

current timer.

The timer beeps when the time is up. It keeps beeping until you tap to stop.

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25.2.5.4 Stopwatch

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 Tap START.

To pause the stopwatch, tap STOP. You can also add laps while the stopwatch is running by

touching the icon to the left of the stopwatch.

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25.2.6 Search

You can use this application to search the Internet or eSpace 8950 for the information you

want to know.

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Search.

Step 2 Enter keywords.

You can also tap on the home screen for a search.

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Setting the Search Scope

Step 1 Tap in the upper right corner of the search screen.

Step 2 Select Search settings.

Step 3 In Searchable items, select the items you want to search.

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25.2.7 Gallery

You can use this application to view photos and videos.

Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Gallery.

Viewing Photos and Videos

Gallery saves photos and videos in different folders.

Step 1 Tap the photo or video folder you want to view.

Step 2 Tap the photo or video you want to view.

When viewing a photo, you can pinch or stretch to zoom out or zoom in.

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Playing Slides

Step 1 Tap the folder you want to view.

Step 2 Tap in the upper right corner of the screen and select Slideshow to start a slide show of the

photos in the folder.

You can tap the screen to stop the slide show.

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Editing Photos

You can easily edit photos, including cropping a photo, adding a photo frame, and performing

light compensation.

Step 1 Tap a photo you want to edit.

Step 2 Tap and select Edit.

 Tap to add filters.

 Tap to rotate or crop the photo.

 Tap to perform light compensation and add or remove background for the photo.

 Tap to add a photo frame.

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Rotating a Photo

Step 1 Tap a photo you want to rotate.

Step 2 Tap and select Rotate left or Rotate right.

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Cropping a Photo

Step 1 Tap a photo you want to crop.

Step 2 Tap and select Crop.

 Tap inside the grid and move the grid.

 Tap the grid frame and resize the grid.

Step 3 Tap Apply Crop.

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Deleting Photos and Videos

Step 1 Tap the photo or video you want to delete.

Step 2 Tap and select Delete.

Step 3 In the dialog box that is displayed, tap OK.

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Sharing Photos and Videos

You can share your photos and videos using email or Bluetooth.

Step 1 Tap the photo or video you want to share.

Step 2 Tap .

Step 3 Select a sharing means and share your photo or video following the on-screen instructions.

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Setting a Photo as the Wallpaper

Step 1 Tap the photo you want to set as the wallpaper.

Step 2 Tap and select Set picture as.

Step 3 Drag the grid to resize the wallpaper.

Step 4 Tap OK.

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25.2.8 Download

You can use this application to check the downloaded files.

Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Downloads. By default, the downloaded files are

listed by date on eSpace 8950.

In the download list, you can perform the following operations:

 Tap a file to open it.

 Tap Sort by date to sort the files by date.

 Tap Sort by size to sort the files by size.

 Tap to select a file, and tap to delete the file.

25.3 Widgets

Widgets are small applications that you can place on the home screen. Widgets provide

at-a-glance information and some functions from full applications.

Step 1 Tap .

Step 2 On the WIDGET tab, tap and hold a widget, and drag it to the home screen.

Step 3 Tap and hold the widget, and drag it to the place you prefer on the home screen. Drag the

frame to resize the widget.

Step 4 Tap any area on the home screen to save the position of the widget.

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26 Settings

26.1 Wireless and Network Settings

26.1.1 Ethernet

26.1.2 Wi-Fi

26.1.3 Bluetooth

26.1.1 Ethernet

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap Ethernet.

On the Ethernet settings screen, you can set the IP phone's IP address and enable the proxy

function to facilitate access to websites. For detailed operations, consult your system

administrator.

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26.1.2 Wi-Fi

Turning Wi-Fi on and Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

The IP phone automatically scans and lists all available, in-range Wi-Fi networks.

Step 3 Select a Wi-Fi network and tap Connect.

To connect to an encrypted Wi-Fi network, you must enter the correct password.

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Manually Adding a Wi-Fi Network

Step 1 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

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Step 2 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 3 Complete the required settings in the Network SSID and Security areas, and set relevant

parameters (for example, the password) following the on-screen instructions.

Step 4 Tap Save.

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Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network Using WPS PIN

You can use WLAN Protected Setup (WPS) to simplify connection to a Wi-Fi network.

Simply enter a PIN, and a secure Wi-Fi connection is then automatically set up. You do not

need to perform complex configurations on the management software for the Wi-Fi hotspot

(for example, a wireless router).

Step 1 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

Step 2 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 3 Tap WPS Pin Entry.

The IP phone automatically generates a PIN.

Step 4 Enter the PIN on the Wi-Fi hotspot.

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Using the Wi-Fi Direct Function

Wi-Fi Direct enables any two devices to easily connect with each other to conveniently

transmit and share data.

Step 1 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Wi-Fi switch to turn Wi-Fi on.

Step 2 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 3 Tap Wi-Fi Direct.

The IP phone automatically scans for and lists all connectable devices.

Step 4 Tap a device to connect.

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Configuring Advanced Wi-Fi Settings

Step 1 In the Wi-Fi network list, tap .

Step 2 Tap ADVANCED.

Step 3 Set parameters based on the site requirements.

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26.1.3 Bluetooth

Nearby Bluetooth devices can easily exchange data or media files by setting up direct wireless

connections.

 Take appropriate security measures while sharing or receiving data through Bluetooth. Ensure that

devices are trusted ones. If there are barriers between two Bluetooth devices, the

Bluetooth-supported distance may be shortened.

 Bluetooth devices of different models may not be fully compatible. If two Bluetooth devices cannot

set up a wireless connection, try other Bluetooth devices.

Turning Bluetooth On

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap the Bluetooth switch to turn Bluetooth on.

After Bluetooth is enabled, your IP phone name will be displayed on the Bluetooth screen.

You can tap your IP phone name to set whether your IP phone is visible to other

Bluetooth-enabled devices.

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Searching for and Pairing Bluetooth Devices

Step 1 In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS area, tap Bluetooth.

The IP phone automatically scans for and lists nearby Bluetooth devices.

Step 2 In the device list, tap the device you want to pair with your IP phone.

If you want to rename a Bluetooth device or unpair your IP phone with a Bluetooth device,

tap to the right of the device name and then tap Rename or Unpair.

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Sending and Receiving Data

Using Bluetooth devices, you can easily share files, such as photos and music files, to your

coworkers and friends, without consuming any Internet resources.

The following example describes how to share a photo in Gallery:

Step 1 Select a photo in Gallery.

Step 2 Tap the Bluetooth icon in the upper right corner of the screen.

Step 3 Tap a Bluetooth device in the device list and send the photo to this device.

Step 4 Have the device accept the Bluetooth connection and receive the photo.

Files transmitted through Bluetooth are saved in the Bluetooth folder.

To see details of these files, tap and select Show received files on the Bluetooth settings

screen.

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26.2 Device Settings

26.2.1 Sound

26.2.2 Display

26.2.3 Camera

26.2.4 Storage

26.2.5 Applications

26.2.1 Sound

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the DEVICE area, tap Sound.

The sound settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Volumes: Adjust the volumes of music, videos, ringtones, notifications, and alarms.

You can also adjust the volumes using the volume button on the home screen, during a call, or while

playing music or a video.

 RINGTONE: Select a built-in system ringtone or a piece of music stored locally on your

IP phone for incoming calls.

eSpace 8950 allows you to download ringtones from third-party applications and to

import ringtones from a USB device or an SD card or on the web page.

 SYSTEM: Select a built-in system notification tone; determine whether to play tones

when locking or unlocking the screen, using the keypad, or making an on-screen

selection.

eSpace 8950 allows you to set keybad touch tones on the web page.

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Setting Phone Sounds on the Web Page

To import a ringtone

Step 1 On the web page, choose Preferences > Ringtone.

Step 2 Click Import and select a ringtone you want to import.

 Ringtones in common formats can be easily imported to eSpace 8950.

 The icon is displayed for a newly imported ringtone, indicating that the imported ringtone can

be deleted. The built-in system ringtones have no such an icon, because they cannot be deleted.

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To enable or disable the keypad touch tone

Step 1 On the web page, choose Preferences > KeyTone.

Step 2 Choose Enable or Disable.

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Step 3 Click Save.

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26.2.2 Display

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the DEVICE area, tap Display.

The display settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Brightness: Adjust the screen brightness.

 Auto Brightness: Set the amount of time for your IP phone to be idle before the phone

automatically adjusts its brightness.

 Wallpaper: Select a built-in system wallpaper or a wallpaper locally stored on your IP

phone.

eSpace 8950 allows you to download wallpapers from third-party applications and to

import wallpapers from a USB device or an SD card or on the web page.

 Sleep: Set the amount of time for your IP phone to be idle before your IP phone screen

automatically goes to sleep (goes dark). This function helps reduce energy consumption.

 Daydream: Enable or disable the screen saver.

 Font size: Set the font size.

 Wireless display: Query all available, in-range wireless devices.

 Advanced display: Set the width and height of images when your IP phone is connected

to other display devices through the HDMI interface.

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Setting Phone Display on the Web Page

To set your IP phone to automatically adjust the brightness

Step 1 On the web page, choose System > Power Saving.

Step 2 In Auto Brightness, set the amount of time for your IP phone to be idle before your IP phone

automatically adjusts the brightness.

Step 3 Click Save.

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To set phone sleep mode

Step 1 On the web page, choose System > Power Saving.

Step 2 In Sleep After, set the amount of time for your IP phone to be idle before your IP phone

automatically goes to sleep.

Step 3 Click Save.

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To import a wallpaper

Step 1 On the web page, choose Preferences > Wallpaper.

Step 2 Click Import and select a wallpaper you want to import.

On the web page, you can import .png, .bmp, and .jpg wallpapers to your IP phone, but you cannot set

phone wallpapers.

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26.2.3 Camera

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the DEVICE area, tap Camera.

The camera settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Parameter Settings: Adjust the video image brightness, contrast, and digital zoom of the

camera.

 View Status: Check the camera information, including its software, Uboot, and hardware

version information.

 Camera Factory Reset: Restore the camera to its factory defaults.

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26.2.4 Storage

You can view the IP phone's internal storage space as well as SD card and USB device storage

information.

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the DEVICE area, tap Storage.

The operating system and built-in applications occupy some storage space. Therefore, the actual

available space will be smaller than the nominal space. Updates on the operating system and software

version may cause changes to the available space.

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26.2.5 Applications

You can view and manage applications on your IP phone.

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the DEVICE area, tap Apps.

On the applications screen, you can view applications you have downloaded, applications in

the SD card, applications that are running, and all applications on your IP phone.

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26.3 Personal Settings

26.3.1 Account

26.3.2 Call Service

26.3.3 Security

26.3.4 Language and Input

26.3.5 Backup and Reset

26.3.1 Account

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Account.

The account settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Status Settings (only for IMS+UC): Set your IP phone to the idle, busy, or DND state.

 Line Button Label: Modify the displayed name of a line button.

 Log Out: Log out of the IP phone.

The logout function must be enabled by the administrator. For any questions, contact your system

administrator.

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26.3.2 Call Service

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Call Settings.

The call settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Call Forward: Set a call forward mode, for example, Call Forward All (CFA), Call

Forward Busy (CFB), Call Forward No Answer (CFNA), or Call Forward Offline (CFO).

For detailed operations, see 11 Call Forward.

 Call Waiting: Set whether to enable call waiting. For detailed operations, see 8 Call

Waiting.

 Audio Source: Set the IP phone's default audio input and output mode to speaker or

headset. For detailed operations, see 7 Audio Source.

 Switch (for IMS+UC): Set the destination number for the mobile connect function. For

detailed operations, see 19 Mobile Connect (for IMS+UC).

 Video Control: Set whether to automatically select video call placing and answering

when placing and answering a call. For detailed operations, see 5 Video Control.

 Bluetooth: Set whether to automatically enable the call forward function when the

Bluetooth headset is being used. For detailed operations, see 12 Bluetooth

Context-Awareness.

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 Intercom: Set whether to automatically mute or answer intercom calls. For detailed

operations, see 15 Intercom.

 DND Settings (for UC2.X): Set the DND mode to server DND or local DND. For

detailed operations, see 13 DND.

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26.3.3 Security

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Security.

The security settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Screen lock: Set the screen lock mode to None (slide), Pattern, PIN, or Password.

 Make pattern visible: Set the phone to display the pattern when you are drawing the

pattern to unlock the screen.

 Automatically lock: Set the amount of time before the screen automatically locks.

 Power button instantly locks: Set the phone to lock the screen immediately you press

the power button.

 Encrypt phone: Set whether to enter a PIN or password each time the IP phone is

powered on.

 Owner info: Set the phone to display the owner information or any custom information

on the locked screen.

 Make passwords visible: Set whether to show passwords as you enter them on the

phone.

 Device administrators: Check the device manager installed on the IP phone. You can

enable or disable it.

 Unknown sources: Set whether to allow installation of any applications.

 Verify apps: Set whether to verify applications are secure before installing them.

 Trusted credentials: Use certificates and credentials to secure the usage of applications.

 Install from SD card: Install encrypted certificates stored on the SD card.

 Clear credentials: Delete all credentials from the IP phone and reset the password.

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26.3.4 Language and Input

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Language & input.

The language and input settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the

following parameters:

 Language: Select a language for your IP phone.

 Spell checker: Select to enable spelling correction for your contact information.

 Personal dictionary: Add words and shortcut keys to your personal dictionary.

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 Default: Set a default input method for your IP phone.

 Android keyboard (AOSP): Select and set specific Android keyboard (AOSP) options.

 Huawei IME: Select and set specific Huawei input method options.

 Text-to-speech output: Set the text-to-speech speed and default language.

 Pointer speed: Set the pointer speed of the mouse or trackpad.

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26.3.5 Backup and Reset

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the PERSONAL area, tap Backup & reset.

On the backup and reset settings screen, you can back up the data on your IP phone and

restore your IP phone to its factory defaults.

Tap Factory data reset > Reset phone > Erase everything.

 If you have set a screen lock password, you need to enter the password after tapping Reset phone.

 Resetting the phone will remove all personal information and downloaded applications from your IP

phone.

 If you tap and hold for 15s or longer, the IP phone will reset to factory defaults.

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26.4 System Settings

26.4.1 Date and Time

26.4.2 Accessibility

26.4.3 Developer Options

26.4.4 About Phone

26.4.1 Date and Time

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the SYSTEM area, tap Date & time.

The date and time settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Automatic date & time: Set your IP phone to automatically time-synchronize with the

network. When setting Automatic date & time, you need to specify the IP address of

the time synchronization server.

 Set date: Set the date for your IP phone.

 Set time: Set the time for your IP phone.

 Select time zone: Set the time zone for your IP phone.

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 Use 24–hour format: Set the 24-hour format as the time format for your IP phone.

 Choose date format: Set the date format for your IP phone.

 Time Synchronization Server: Set the IP address of the time synchronization server.

You can set the time synchronization server only after your administrator password has

been verified. For any questions, contact your system administrator.

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Setting the Date and Time on the Web Page

Step 1 On the web page, choose System > Date & Time.

Step 2 Select either Automatic or Manual from Time Update Mode.

When Manual is selected, you can only set the time zone. In this case, you can set the specific date and

time on the phone LCD screen.

Step 3 Set the desired time zone in Time Zone.

Step 4 Click Save.

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26.4.2 Accessibility

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the SYSTEM area, tap Accessibility.

The accessibility settings screen is then displayed. On this screen, you can set the following

parameters:

 Magnification gestures: Set whether to enable the magnification gestures function.

After this function is enabled, you can easily magnify what's on the screen by simply

tapping the screen three times.

 Large text: Set a larger text size for your IP phone.

 Accessibility shortcut: Set whether to enable accessibility shortcut mode.

 Touch & hold delay: Set the touch and hold delay to short, medium, or long time.

 Enhance web accessibility: Set whether to allow applications to install scripts from

Google.

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26.4.3 Developer Options

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the SYSTEM area, tap Developer options.

On the develop options screen, you can set the desktop backup password, enable the screen to

stay awake, and configure read-write protection for the SD card. It is not recommended for

you to set developer options. If needed, contact your system administrator.

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26.4.4 About Phone

Step 1 Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

Step 2 In the SYSTEM area, tap About Phone.

The About Phone screen lets you access important phone information, including the

peripheral status, network status, and version information.

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Viewing Status

On the About Phone screen, tap Status. Then you can view information about the peripheral

status, network status, and MAC address.

 PERIPHERAL: View the usage status of the SD Card, Bluetooth, USB camera and

USB storage device.

 NETWORK STATUS: View the phone's IP address, gateway address, and subnet mask

information.

 MAC: View the phone's Wi-Fi MAC Address, Ethernet MAC Address, and Bluetooth

MAC Address.

 802.1X: View the information of 802.1x authentication.

Viewing Phone Version Information

On the About Phone screen, you can view your phone's model, Android version, and

software version information.

Viewing Phone Status on the Web Page

On the phone web page, choose View Status.

 Network: View the phone's IP address, gateway address, and subnet mask information.

 Peripheral Status: View the usage status of the USB camera and USB storage device.

 About Phone: View the phone's software version, BOOT version, and hardware version

information.

26.5 Advanced Settings

Tap . On the APPLICATION tab, tap Settings..

You can perform some advanced settings, including configuring network security, account,

and server address parameters.

Authentication of the administrator password is required to perform advanced settings. If you want to

access the ADVANCED screen to perform advanced settings, contact your system administrator.

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27 Safety Precautions

Carefully read and observe these safety precautions.

Basic Requirements

 Keep the product dry and prevent damage during storage, transportation, and operation.

 Do not attempt to dismantle the product. In case of any fault, contact an authorized

maintenance center for assistance or repair.

 No organization or individual is permitted to make any change to the structure or safety

and performance design of the product without prior written consent.

 While using the product, observe all applicable laws, directives and regulations, and

respect the legal rights of others.

Environment Requirements

 Keep the product in a well-ventilated place. Do not expose the product to direct sunlight.

 Keep the product clean and free of dust and stains.

 Do not place the product near a water source or in a damp area.

 Place the product on a stable surface.

 Do not place any object on the top of the product. Reserve sufficient space around the

product for heat dissipation.

 Do not place the product on or near flammable materials such as foam.

 Keep the product away from heat source or flames, such as radiators or candles.

 Keep the product away from any household appliances that generate strong magnetic or

electromagnetic fields, such as microwave ovens, refrigerators, or mobile phones.

Usage Requirements

 Do not allow children to play with the product or accessories. Swallowing the

accessories may be fatal.

 Use only accessories (such as the power adapter and the battery) provided or authorized

by the manufacturer.

 Ensure that the product does not get wet. If water gets into the product, disconnect the

power supply immediately and unplug all the cables connected to the product, such as

the power cable and telephone cable, and then contact an authorized maintenance center.

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 When installing the product, comply with IEC60950-1 Limited Power Source (LPS) and

local electric security standards, and use SELV-compliant power supplies (SELV stands

for safety extra low voltage).

 Before connecting or disconnecting any cable, shut down the product and disconnect the

power supply.

 While connecting or disconnecting any cable, ensure that your hands are dry.

 Do not step on, pull, or bend any cable excessively; doing so may damage the cable,

leading to product malfunction.

 Do not use old or damaged cables.

 Keep the power plug clean and dry, to prevent electric shock or dangerous situations.

 During lightning, disconnect the product from the power supply, and unplug all the

cables connected to the product, such as the power cable and telephone cable, to avoid

lightning strikes.

 If the product is unused for a long time, disconnect the power supply and pull the power

plug.

 If smoke, unusual sounds, or smells are emitted from the product, stop using the product

immediately, disconnect the power supply, and unplug the power supply and other cables.

Contact an authorized maintenance center for advice and repair.

 Make sure that no objects (such as metal shavings) enter the product through the speaker.

Cleaning Requirements

 Before cleaning the product, stop using it, disconnect the power supply, and unplug all

the cables connected to the product, such as the power cable and telephone cable.

 Do not clean the product exterior with any cleaning agents or cleanser spray. Use a piece

of soft cloth to clean the product shell.

LCD Usage Requirements

 Do not expose the LCD to direct sunlight.

 Do not press, scratch, or damage the LCD; do not place heavy objects on top of it.

 Do not stare at the display screen for an extended period. This may harm your eyes or

cause blurred vision.

LCD Cleaning Requirements

 According to the instructions given in the attached manual, use a piece of soft cloth to

remove dust from the surface of the LCD.

 Do not clean the screen with volatile solvent, such as alcohol, benzene, or a dilution

agent. Do not expose the screen to rubber or plastic material for an extended period. This

will deteriorate the surface gloss of the LCD.

Environment Protection

Do not dispose of the product and its accessories in a garbage can. Dispose of the product

according to local regulations for disposing of packing materials, exhausted batteries, and

abandoned products. Support local recycling efforts.

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