Federal Signal I-IPTEL1 IP Phone User manual

25500824

Rev. A0 0523

Printed in U.S.A.

IP Phone for Intelligent Systems

Indoor Controller

Model: I-IPTEL1

Reference Manual

Disclaimer

Federal Signal supports the I-IPTEL1 model with our line of IP-based

speakers/devices. Advanced integration support for third-party VoIP

systems and other IP products will be quoted upon request.

All product names or trademarks are properties of their respective owners.

Limited Warranty

This product is subject to and covered by a limited warranty,

a copy of which can be found at www.fedsig.com/SSG-Warranty.

A copy of this limited warranty can also be obtained by written

request to Federal Signal Corporation, 2645 Federal Signal Drive,

University Park, IL 60484, email to [email protected] or

call +1 708-534-3400.

This limited warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or

implied, contractual or statutory, including, but not limited to the

warranty of merchantability, warranty of tness for a particular

purpose and any warranty against failure of its essential purpose.

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University Park, Illinois 60484

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Contents

Safety Messages....................................................................................................................................................12

General Description ..............................................................................................................................................13

Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................13

Ordering Information .........................................................................................................................................13

Dening Phone Buttons ........................................................................................................................................14

Introduction of the Keypad ................................................................................................................................14

Basics of Using the Phone to Place a Call ..........................................................................................................21

Using the Handset ............................................................................................................................................21

Using the Hands-free Speaker ..........................................................................................................................21

Using the Headphone .......................................................................................................................................21

Using Line Keys (Dened by DSS Key) ............................................................................................................ 21

Standby Screen (On-Hook) ...............................................................................................................................21

Network Congurations ........................................................................................................................................22

IPv4 ................................................................................................................................................................... 22

IPv6 ................................................................................................................................................................... 22

SIP Congurations ................................................................................................................................................23

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................23

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................24

Basic Functions .....................................................................................................................................................24

Making Phone Calls ..........................................................................................................................................24

Default Line ....................................................................................................................................................... 24

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................24

Dialing Methods ........................................................................................................................................25

Dialing the Number and then Opening Audio............................................................................................25

Opening Audio and then Dialing the Number............................................................................................25

Canceling a Call ........................................................................................................................................25

Answering Phone Calls ..................................................................................................................................... 25

Talking Mode Screen ................................................................................................................................26

Making and Receiving a Second Call .......................................................................................................26

Ending a Call .....................................................................................................................................................27

Redial ................................................................................................................................................................ 27

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Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................27

Dial-up Query .................................................................................................................................................... 28

Auto-Answering .................................................................................................................................................28

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................28

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................28

Callback ............................................................................................................................................................30

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................30

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................30

Mute Your Call ...................................................................................................................................................31

Hold Your Call ...................................................................................................................................................31

Turn On Do Not Disturb (DND) .........................................................................................................................31

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................31

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................32

Call Forward ......................................................................................................................................................34

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................34

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................34

Call Transfer ......................................................................................................................................................35

Blind Transfer ............................................................................................................................................35

Semi-Attended Transfer ............................................................................................................................ 35

Attended Transfer .....................................................................................................................................36

Call Waiting .......................................................................................................................................................36

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................36

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................37

Conference Calls ..............................................................................................................................................37

Phone Interface for Local Conference Settings ........................................................................................37

Web Interface for Local Conference Settings ...........................................................................................38

Web Interface for Network Conference Settings .......................................................................................39

Call Park ...........................................................................................................................................................40

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................40

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................40

Answer Someone Else’s Phone (Pick Up) ........................................................................................................ 41

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................41

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................41

Hide Caller ID (Anonymous Call) ......................................................................................................................42

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Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................42

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................42

Block Anonymous Calls (Ban Anonymous Calls) .............................................................................................. 43

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................43

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................44

Hotline ............................................................................................................................................................... 45

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................45

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................45

Emergency Call .................................................................................................................................................46

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................46

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................46

Advance Functions ...............................................................................................................................................47

Busy Lamp Field (BLF) .....................................................................................................................................47

Phone Interface .........................................................................................................................................47

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................48

Using the BLF Function ...........................................................................................................................48

BLF List ............................................................................................................................................................. 49

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................49

Recording a Call ...............................................................................................................................................50

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................50

Recording with Network Server ................................................................................................................52

SIP INFO Record ......................................................................................................................................52

Agent .................................................................................................................................................................52

Normal Mode ............................................................................................................................................53

Intercom Settings ..............................................................................................................................................54

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................54

MCAST..............................................................................................................................................................55

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................55

SCA (Shared Call Appearance) ........................................................................................................................56

Conguring on a Phone ............................................................................................................................56

LED Status ................................................................................................................................................58

Shared Call Appearance (SCA) ................................................................................................................58

Messaging .........................................................................................................................................................59

SMS with the Web Interface .....................................................................................................................59

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MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) ............................................................................................................. 60

SIP Hotspot .......................................................................................................................................................61

Web Interface ............................................................................................................................................61

Conguring a SIP Hotspot Server ............................................................................................................. 62

Conguring a SIP Hotspot Client ..............................................................................................................63

Phone Settings ......................................................................................................................................................64

Basic Settings ...................................................................................................................................................64

Language ..................................................................................................................................................64

Time and Date ..........................................................................................................................................65

Screen .......................................................................................................................................................66

Ring ...........................................................................................................................................................67

Voice Volume ............................................................................................................................................67

Greeting Words ......................................................................................................................................... 67

Reboot ......................................................................................................................................................67

Phone Book ......................................................................................................................................................68

Local Contact ............................................................................................................................................68

Blocked Numbers ......................................................................................................................................69

Cloud Contacts .........................................................................................................................................70

Call Log ............................................................................................................................................................. 71

Function Key .....................................................................................................................................................72

Wi-Fi ..................................................................................................................................................................73

Headset .............................................................................................................................................................73

Wired Headset ..........................................................................................................................................73

EHS Headset ............................................................................................................................................74

Bluetooth Headset ....................................................................................................................................74

Advanced ..........................................................................................................................................................75

Line Congurations ................................................................................................................................... 75

Network Settings .......................................................................................................................................75

Set The Secret Key ................................................................................................................................... 78

Maintenance .............................................................................................................................................80

Firmware Upgrade ....................................................................................................................................83

Factory Reset ............................................................................................................................................85

Web Pages .............................................................................................................................................................86

Web Page Authentication ..................................................................................................................................86

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System Web Pages ................................................................................................................................................86

System > Information ........................................................................................................................................86

System > Account .............................................................................................................................................86

System > Congurations ...................................................................................................................................87

System > Upgrade ............................................................................................................................................88

System > Auto Provision ................................................................................................................................... 89

System > Tools ..................................................................................................................................................90

System > Reboot Phone ................................................................................................................................... 91

Network Web Pages ..............................................................................................................................................92

Network > Basic .....................................................................................................................................................92

Network > Service Port .....................................................................................................................................93

Network > VPN .................................................................................................................................................94

Network > Advanced ......................................................................................................................................... 95

Line Web Pages .....................................................................................................................................................96

Line > SIP .........................................................................................................................................................96

Line > SIP Hotspot ..........................................................................................................................................102

Line > Dial Plan ...............................................................................................................................................102

Dial Plan Add ..........................................................................................................................................103

User-dened Dial Plan Examples ...........................................................................................................103

Line > Action Plan ...........................................................................................................................................104

Line > Basic Settings ......................................................................................................................................105

Line > RTCP-XR .............................................................................................................................................106

Phone Settings Web Pages ................................................................................................................................107

Phone settings > Features .............................................................................................................................. 107

Basic Settings .........................................................................................................................................107

Tone Settings ..........................................................................................................................................109

DND Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 110

Intercom Settings .................................................................................................................................... 110

Redial Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 110

Response Code Settings ........................................................................................................................ 111

Password Dial Settings ........................................................................................................................... 111

Bluetooth Settings ................................................................................................................................... 112

Power LED .............................................................................................................................................. 112

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DssKey Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 113

Notication Popups ................................................................................................................................. 114

Phone settings > Media Settings .................................................................................................................... 114

Codes Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 114

Video Codecs .......................................................................................................................................... 115

Media Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 115

RTP Control Protocol (RTCP) Settings ................................................................................................... 116

RTP Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 116

Alert Info Ring Settings ........................................................................................................................... 117

Phone settings > MCAST ................................................................................................................................ 117

Phone settings > Action .................................................................................................................................. 118

Phone settings > Time/Date ............................................................................................................................ 119

Phone settings > Time Plan ............................................................................................................................121

Phone settings > Tone ....................................................................................................................................122

Phone settings > Advanced ............................................................................................................................123

Phonebook Web Pages ....................................................................................................................................... 124

Phonebook > Contact .....................................................................................................................................124

Adding a New Contact ............................................................................................................................124

Editing a Contact .....................................................................................................................................124

Deleting a Contact ..................................................................................................................................124

Adding Multiple Contacts into a Group ...................................................................................................124

Adding Multiple Contacts to the Blocked List ..........................................................................................124

Phonebook > Cloud Phonebook .....................................................................................................................125

Manage Cloud Phonebooks....................................................................................................................125

LDAP Settings .........................................................................................................................................126

Phonebook > Call List ..................................................................................................................................... 127

Restricted Incoming Calls .......................................................................................................................127

Allowed Incoming Calls ...........................................................................................................................127

Restricted Outgoing Calls .......................................................................................................................127

Phonebook > Web Dial ...................................................................................................................................127

Phonebook > Advanced .................................................................................................................................. 128

Call logs Web Page .............................................................................................................................................128

Function Key Web Pages ....................................................................................................................................129

Function Key > Function Key .......................................................................................................................... 129

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Function Key > Side Key .................................................................................................................................130

Function Key > Softkey ................................................................................................................................... 131

Function Key > Advanced ...............................................................................................................................132

Application Web Page ......................................................................................................................................... 133

Application > Manage Recording .................................................................................................................... 133

Security Web Pages ............................................................................................................................................134

Security > Web Filter .......................................................................................................................................134

Adding and Removing IP Segments .......................................................................................................134

Security > Trust Certicates ............................................................................................................................ 135

Security > Device Certicates ......................................................................................................................... 136

Security > Firewall ...........................................................................................................................................137

Device Log Web Page .........................................................................................................................................138

Device Log > Device Log ................................................................................................................................ 138

Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................................138

Getting the Phone’s System Information.........................................................................................................138

Rebooting the Phone ......................................................................................................................................138

Reseting the Phone to Factory Default ...........................................................................................................138

Screenshot ...................................................................................................................................................... 139

Network Packets Capture ...............................................................................................................................139

Get Log Information ........................................................................................................................................140

Troubleshooting ..............................................................................................................................................140

Getting Service ....................................................................................................................................................141

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Tables

Table 1 Ordering Information ...............................................................................................................................13

Table 2 Keypad Description ..................................................................................................................................15

Table 3 Status Prompt and Notication Icons ....................................................................................................16

Table 4 DSSKEY Icon ............................................................................................................................................17

Table 5 Keyboard character ..................................................................................................................................18

Table 6 DSS Key LED Denition ..........................................................................................................................20

Table 7 Talking Mode .............................................................................................................................................26

Table 8 BLF Function Key Subtype Parameter List ...........................................................................................47

Table 9 Phone settings > Features > Intercom Settings Parameters ...............................................................54

Table 10 Phone settings > MCAST Parameters ..................................................................................................55

Table 12 LED Status of SCA .................................................................................................................................58

Table 13 Line >SIP Hotspot Parameters ............................................................................................................. 62

Table 16 QoS and VLAN ........................................................................................................................................ 76

Table 17 System > Auto Provision Parameters ..................................................................................................80

Table 19 System > Congurations Parameters ..................................................................................................87

Table 27 Line > Dial Plan > Basic Settings Parameters ...................................................................................102

Table 28 Line > Dial Plan > Dial Plan Add Parameters ..................................................................................... 103

Table 29 Line > Action Plan > Action Plan Add Parameters ............................................................................ 104

Table 30 Line > Basic Settings Parameters ......................................................................................................105

Table 31 Line > RTCP-XR Parameters ...............................................................................................................106

Table 32 Phone settings > Features > Basic Settings Parameters .................................................................107

Table 33 Phone settings > Features > Tone Settings Parameters ..................................................................109

Table 34 Phone settings > Features > DND Settings Parameters ................................................................... 110

Table 35 Phone settings > Features > Intercom Settings Parameters ........................................................... 110

Table 36 Phone settings > Features > Redial Settings Parameters ................................................................ 110

Table 37 Phone settings > Features > Code Settings Parameters .................................................................. 111

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Table 38 Phone settings > Features > Dial Settings Parameters .................................................................... 111

Table 39 Phone settings > Features > Bluetooth Settings Parameters .......................................................... 112

Table 40 Phone settings > Features > Power LED Parameters ....................................................................... 112

Table 41 Phone settings > Features > DssKey Settings Parameters ............................................................. 113

Table 42 Phone settings > Features > Notication Popups Parameters ........................................................ 114

Table 43 Phone settings > Media Settings > Codecs Settings Parameters ................................................... 114

Table 44 Phone settings > Media Settings > Video Codecs Parameters ........................................................ 115

Table 45 Phone settings > Media Settings > Media Settings Parameters ...................................................... 115

Table 46 Phone settings > Media Settings > RTP Control Protocol (RTCP) Settings ................................... 116

Table 47 Phone settings > Media Settings > RTP Settings Parameters ......................................................... 116

Table 48 Phone settings > Media Settings > Alert Infor Ring Settings Parameters ...................................... 117

Table 49 Phone settings > MCAST Parameters ................................................................................................ 118

Table 50 Phone settings > Time/Data Parameters ............................................................................................ 119

Table 51 Phone settings > Time Plan Parameters ............................................................................................ 121

Table 52 Function Key > Function Key Parameters .........................................................................................129

Table 53 Function Key > Softkey Parameters ................................................................................................... 131

Table 54 Security > Web Filter Parameters .......................................................................................................134

Table 55 Security > Trust Certicates Parameters ...........................................................................................135

Table 56 Security > Device Certicates Parameters ........................................................................................136

Table 57 Security > Firewall Parameters ...........................................................................................................137

Table 58 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................140

Figures

Figure 1 Keypad of IP Phone ................................................................................................................................ 14

Figure 2 Phone Home Screen...............................................................................................................................21

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Safety Messages

It is important to follow all instructions shipped with this product. Before you work

on any equipment, be aware of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry and

be familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents.

Listed below are important safety instructions and precautions you should follow:

Important Notice

Federal Signal reserves the right to make changes to devices and speciﬁcations

detailed in the manual at any time in order to improve reliability, function, or design. The

information in this manual has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate;

however, no responsibility is assumed for any inaccuracies.

• FIRE HAZARD: Do not put the device on carpets, cushions, in direct sunlight, or any

ill-ventilated place because the phone could overheat enough to burn you or cause a

ﬁre.

• SHOCK HAZARD: Do not damage the power cord. If the power cord or plug is

impaired, do not use it because it may cause ﬁre or electric shock.

• SHOCK HAZARD: When lightning, do not touch the power plug, it may cause an

electric shock.

• SHOCK HAZARD: Do not attempt to open it. Non-expert handling of the device could

damage it. Consult your authorized dealer for help, or it may cause ﬁre, or electric

shock.

• Use the external power supply that is included in the package. Other power supplies

may cause damage to the phone and aect the behavior or induce noise.

• Before using the external power supply in the package, check the power voltage.

Inaccurate power voltage may cause ﬁre and damage the phone.

• Do not drop, knock, or shake the phone. Rough handling can break internal circuit

boards.

• Avoid exposing the phone to high temperatures, temperatures below 0°C, or high

humidity. It may damage the phone.

• Avoid wetting the unit with any liquid. It may damage the phone.

• Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean it. It may

damage the phone. Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened in a mild soap and

water solution.

After installation, test the system to conﬁrm that it is operating properly. Test the system

regularly to conﬁrm that it will be operational in an emergency.

Each Informer device has its own Installation Manual. See fedsig.com for online manuals.

Read and understand the information contained in this manual.

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General Description

Introduction

This manual details all the features of the IP Phone (I-IPTEL1). Federal Signal supports

using the I-IPTEL1 phone for the use of alerting and notiﬁcation systems. Interfacing to

third-party VoIP phone systems should be done with consultation with those third-party

system integrators.

Federal Signal supports the use the IP Phone with the Federal Signal line of IP-based

speakers. The Federal Signal Informer series IP products incorporate industry-standard

Web, SIP phone, IP Multicast, and Modbus® PLC interfaces to simplify integration with

existing systems. Each Informer device has its own Installation Manual. See fedsig.com for

online manuals.

The IP Phone can be used with the Federal Signal model UVRI-B Alarm Control and Fire

Alarm interface and the following list of Federal Signal Informer series IP products:

• Informer-IP Desk Mount (I-IP-IO)

• Informer-IP Wall Mount (I-IPW)

• Informer15 Speaker (I-IP15)

• Informer100 Speaker (I-IP100AC and I-IP100DC)

• Informer-PA for Public Address Interface (I-IP2)

• Informer Sensor Interface Unit (I-IPSIU)

Ordering Information

Table 1 Ordering Information

Model Description

I-IPTEL1 IP Phone with 60 programmable buttons

I-IP15 15 W PoE+ indoor/outdoor speaker

I-IP100* 100 W indoor/outdoor speaker

I-IPIO* 1/2 W desktop speaker

I-IPW* 1/2 W wall mount speaker

I-IP2* Two-channel 1/2 W audio outputs module

I-IPSIU* I/O module with 16 contact inputs, 8 contact outputs, 1/2 W audio output

*Requires Series C Model.

See www.fedsig.com for additional product information.

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Introduction of the Keypad

The following ﬁgure illustrates the front view and the keypad of the IP Phone, and the

table describes the keys.

NOTE: The I-IPTEL1 is a full-featured IP Phone you can use on a VoIP phone system. Many

of the features listed in Table 5 are used to interface to various VoIP phone systems.

When using the I-IPTEL1 in a typical alert application, you will only use a few of these

features.

Figure 1 Keypad of IP Phone

15 16 17 12 13

11

10

9

8

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6

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4

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Table 2 Keypad Description

No. Interface Description

1Soft-menu Buttons These four buttons provide different functions corresponding to the

soft menu displayed on the screen.

2 Hold Key Press the Hold key during the call to hold the call, and press it

again to cancel the hold.

3 Transfer Key Press the Transfer button to transfer the current call to other

numbers.

4 Conference Press the Conference button to initiate a three-party conference.

5 Navigate/OK Keys Press the up/down navigation key to change the line or move the

cursor in the screen list. On some Settings and text editing pages,

you can press the left/right navigation key to change options or

move the cursor in the screen list to the left/right. OK key: Default

is equivalent to soft button conrmation; you can customize.

6 Contact Key Press the Contact key to enter the address book interface and

select the contact person to call.

7 Call Log Key Press the Call Log key to see the incoming/outgoing calls.

8 Standard

Telephone Keys

The 12 standard telephone keys provide the same function as

standard telephones; some keys also provide a special function by

long pressing the key. (To long press, press and hold the button for

more than 2 seconds.)

9 Voice Mail Press the Voice Mail key to enter the interface of SMS and voice

mail list.

10 Headset Key Press the Headset key to open the headset channel

11 Redial Press the Redial key to redial the last number dialed

12 Hands-free Key Press the Hands-free key to open the audio channel of the

speakerphone.

13 Next Page Key Scrolls through multiple screens.

14 DSS KEY Short press a DSS key to select a function. Long press a DSS key

to display the settings interface. (To long press, press and hold the

button for more than 2 seconds.)

15 Volume Down Key In the standby state (on-hook), press this button to reduce the ring

volume and, when on a call, this button lowers the volume on the

call.

16 Mute Key During a call, press this key to mute the microphone.

17 Volume Up Key In the standby state (on-hook), press this button to increase the

ring volume and, when on a call, this button increases the volume

on the call.

18 Side Key Long press the side key to enter the settings interface to set the

required functions.

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Table 3 Status Prompt and Notication Icons

Screen Icon Description

Call out

Call in

Call Hold

Network Disconnected

Open VLAN

Open VPN

Keypad Locked

Call forward calls

Outgoing calls

Incoming calls

Missed calls

SMS

New voice message waiting

Do Not Disturb inactivated on phone

Call forward activated

Auto-answering activated

Hands-free (HF) Mode

Headphone (HP) Mode

Handset (HS) Mode

Mute Microphone

The Voice quality of calling

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Screen Icon Description

The Voice encryption of calling

Speech High Denition

Record

SIP Hotspot

Bluetooth®

Wi-Fi

USB Insert

USB overload

Table 4 DSSKEY Icon

DSSKEY Icon Side key Icon Description

BLF/New call

BLF/XFER

BLF/AXFER

BLF/Conference

BLF/DTMF

Presence

Voice Message

Speed Dial

Intercom

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DSSKEY Icon Side key Icon Description

Call Park

Call Forward

Keyevent

URI

BLF List

MCAST Paging

None for Memory

Key

None for DSSKEY

Line Key

DTMF

Table 5 Keyboard character

Mode Icon Text Mode Key Button Characters of

Each Press

Numeric 1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

0 0

* * . +

# #

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Mode Icon Text Mode Key Button Characters of

Each Press

Lower Case

Alphabets

1@ : ; ( ) < >

2 a b c

3 d e f

4 g h i

5 j k l

6 m n o

7 p q r s

8 t u v

9w x y z

0(space)

* . , * / + - : _ =

# # ^ ! & $ %

Upper Case

Alphabets

1@ : ; ( ) < >

2A B C

3 D E F

4 G H I

5 J K L

6 M N O

7 P Q R S

8T U V

9 W Z Y X

0(space)

* . , * / + - : _ =

# # ^ ! & $ %

Mixed type

input

1 1

2 2 a b c A B C

3 3 d e f D E F

4 4 g h I G H I

55 j k l J K L

6 6 m n o M N O

7 7 p q r s P Q R S

8 8 t u v T U V

99 w z y x W Z Y X

0 0

* . , * / + - : _ =

# # ^ ! & $ %

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Table 6 DSS Key LED Denition

Type LED Light State

Line Key Off Line inactive

Green On Line ready (Registered)

Green Blinking Ringing

Red Blinking Line is trying to register

Red Blinking Line error (Registration failure)

Red On Dialing/Line in use (Talking)

Yellow Blinking Call holding

BLF Green On Subscription number is idle

Red On Subscription number is busy

Red On Subscription number is dialing

Off Subscription number is unavailable

Presence Green On Subscription number is idle

Red On Subscription number is busy

Red On Subscription number is dialing

Off Subscription number is unavailable

DND Red On Enable DND

Off Disable DND

MWI (Message

Waiting Indicator)

Green Blinking New voice message waiting

Off No new voice message

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