Cisco IP Telephone 8800 Series for Clemson University

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Cisco IP Telephone 8800 Series for Clemson University

Agenda Agenda AGENDA... Phone Layout Features & Functionality Voicemail FAQs Q&A 2

Cisco Phones Feature/Line Buttons Left Session Buttons Right Soft keys Bottom Navigation /Select Button Hardcoded Buttons Volume Control & Mute PLEASE NOTE: SOME FEATURES/FUNCTIONS MAY NOT BE CONFIGURED IN YOUR ENVIRONMENT. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT CERTAIN FEATURES THAT MAY NOT BE CURRENTLY ENABLED ON YOUR PHONE, PLEASE CONTACT THE SUPPORT CENTER. 3

Cisco Phone Layout 4

Cisco Phone Layout 5

Visual Indicators The light strip on the handset will flash red when you have an incoming call. The Session buttons will also illuminate to indicate status: Green Steady Active call Green Flashing Held Call Amber Flashing Incoming Call or Reverting Call Red Steady Remote line in use (shared line, if enabled) Red Flashing Remote line on hold (shared line, if enabled) 6

Dial/Answer To dial, you can pre-dial while on-hook, then lift the handset. Or select one of the following methods to get dial-tone then dial the number: Press an unlit session button (right side) Press the New Call soft key (if enabled) Press the (unlit) headset or speakerphone button Dial from history or corporate directory or Redial (if enabled) Please Note: Answer incoming calls by lifting the handset, pressing the session button, pressing speaker button, or pressing the headset button. 7

Dial Plan Internal calls can be dialed with 10 digits or 7 if in the same area code such as 864 For external numbers, no prefix or out-dial number for get an outside line, just dial as you normally would with 7 or 10 digits For long distance calls, dial 1 then area code and phone number. Carrier LD code (Authorization codes) for making long distance calls will go away once the migration is complete. Long Distance/International calling may be restricted on certain phones (such as lobby phones/breakrooms/phones with public access) 8

Hold & Resume Press the Hold button. The hold icon displays and the session button pulses green. To resume the highlighted call, press the pulsing green session button, or press the Resume softkey, Or press the Select button in the navigation pad. Pressing the Hold button again does not resume a call from hold on some Cisco phones. Please note: A call placed on hold can only be retrieved at that specific phone it can not be retrieved from a different phone (unless specifically programmed as a shared line appearance by the system administrator) 9

Transfer From a connected call (not on hold) Press the Transfer button Dial the transfer recipient s extension # Press the Transfer button or the Transfer softkey (before or after the party answers) The transfer is complete. 10

Transfer Remember: Press the Transfer button, dial extension #, press Transfer again Option for Announced or Unannounced transfers Transfer directly to voicemail: From a Connected Call, press Transfer then (on some systems the # is used) then the extension number and press Transfer again. Transfer to an outside line: Press Transfer, dial the phone number and then press Transfer again. Transfers may not permitted to long distance numbers from certain phones depending on your configurations. 11

Ad-Hoc Conference Call From a connected call (not on hold) Press the Conference button Dial the number for an internal or external party. Press the Conference button (ok to press before or after the party answers). Repeat these steps to add more participants to the call. Note: When the conference begins, the phone displays Conference instead of caller ID. 12

Ad Hoc Conferences View & remove conference participants During a conference, press the Show Details softkey. To remove a participant from the conference, highlight a name and press Remove. The conference initiator can drop off the call without ending the conference. Note: The Remove softkey is only enabled for the conference originator. Cisco Ad Hoc conferences generally allow between 4-16 people on a conference depending on your system s configuration. Your system is currently configured for 4. PLEASE USE WEBEX IF YOU NEED TO HAVE MORE THAN 4 PARTICIPANTS ON A CONFERENCE CALL. 13

Call Park To Park A Call: While you have an active (connected call) Press the More soft key to find Park. Press the soft key for Park and watch your phone display The system will show the extension number that the call has been parked on To retrieve a parked call: From any Cisco phone, simply dial the call park extension that was displayed when the call was parked. Note: If the call is not retrieved it will ring back to the original phone where it was parked. Timeout is by default 90 seconds, but may be longer in your environment. Your 6 digit park range will look like 10X0XXX. 14

Forward All Step 1 - Press the Forward All softkey Step 2 Enter a phone number or press the Messages button to forward to your own voicemail (if enabled on your system) Look for Forward All icon on your screen to ensure that the feature was turned on. You should also see a message displaying the number that you are forwarding to. Step 3 - To cancel call fowarding, press the Forward Off softkey. Note: to forward to an outside line, press Forward All button, then enter the phone number (plus the area code if long distance). (If enabled on your system..this may be allowed for some users but not everyone.) 15

Call History Press the Applications button Select Recents or History (depending on your phone model) The Last 100-150 calls display: Missed calls All calls Note: To dial, scroll to a call press the Select button in the Navigation pad or the Call softkey. To view details for a call, highlight the call and press these softkeys: More > Details Also note that a short-cut icon will appear on your display by the session buttons if you have new missed calls 16

Corporate Directory Press the Directory button Select Corporate Directory (or press 2 on the keypad) The directory will open a Search Menu. You can search by first or last name, or by extension number. Enter the letters corresponding to numbers on the keypad (for example, to enter the letter A press the 2 one time, for B press 2 two times quickly, and for C press the 2 three times quickly) Searches are not case sensitive You do not have to enter the entire name, just the first few letters and then press the Search soft key. 17

Web Portal https://phone.clemson.edu/ Please note: You must be connected through your VPN to access this site. You should be able to login using your Active Directory (network) credentials This portal allows you to forward your phone, set up personal address books (if enabled), set up speed dials (if enabled), and some other advanced features depending on your configuration. 18

Voicemail New Message Indicators: A solid red light on your handset A stutter dial tone on the line (if enabled) A voicemail icon next to the line session button (includes new message count) 19

Voicemail Press message button. When prompted for your password, enter the default password 2580852 You will be prompted to record your name announcement You will be prompted to record your personal greeting You will be prompted to change your password Your new PIN must be at least 4 digits, non-consecutive/nonrepeating (numbers such as 12345 or 00000 are not accepted) Note: Make sure you complete the enrollment process before you hang up so that your changes will be saved. Otherwise, you may have to start the enrollment process again. 20

Voicemail To access your voice mail from outside the office dial your DID number and when your greeting starts playing press the * (star) key. You will be prompted to enter your ten digit extension number and # followed by your PIN If you do not have a DID number, call the system-wide voicemail pilot number When prompted, enter your Mailbox ID (your extension number) followed by # You will then be prompted to enter your PIN followed by # NOTE: If you forget your new PIN, open a ticket with the helpdesk to reset your PIN 21

Voicemail Listen to messages Send Messages Set Up Options Press the Messages button and follow the voice prompts Or, press the session button next to the voicemail icon You can choose New, Saved, or Deleted Messages Follow the prompts to send messages and you will have delivery options such as return receipt, mark as private, delayed delivery, delivery to multiple users Follow the prompts to listen to set up options for changing your greeting, setting up alternate greetings, changing your personal settings such as password, etc. 22

FAQs How do I change my ringtone? Select Applications > Settings > Ringtone Then select a line and press Edit What does the Back button do? Press the Back button to back out of applications and menus Why is my phone blank? The phone may be in Power Save mode press any button or pick up the handset to turn on the display. How do I clean my phone? The display may be cleaned with a soft, dry cloth (no liquids or powders). The earpiece/mouthpiece can be gently cleaned with an alcohol wipe, as long as you do not allow any liquid to seep into the components, as this can cause the equipment to fail. 23