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8 Troubleshooting the Cisco IP Phone

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General <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> Tips for <strong>the</strong> <strong>Cisco</strong> <strong>IP</strong> <strong>Phone</strong>Chapter 8 <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Cisco</strong> <strong>IP</strong> <strong>Phone</strong>Table 8-2<strong>Cisco</strong> <strong>IP</strong> <strong>Phone</strong> <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> (continued)SummaryGaps in voice calls.Checking signaling.Checking <strong>the</strong> handset cradle clip.Checking <strong>the</strong> hook switch contacts.ExplanationCheck <strong>the</strong> AvgJtr and <strong>the</strong> MaxJtr statistics. A large variancebetween <strong>the</strong>se statistics might indicate a problem with jitter on<strong>the</strong> network or periodic high rates of network activity.See <strong>the</strong> “Call Statistics Screen” section on page 6-17 forinformation about displaying <strong>the</strong>se statistics.To check that signaling is working properly between <strong>the</strong> phoneand <strong>Cisco</strong> CallManager, press <strong>the</strong> Speaker button on <strong>the</strong> phoneto answer a call. If you can answer a call and if you hear a dialtone, signaling is working properly.<strong>Cisco</strong> <strong>IP</strong> <strong>Phone</strong>s are designed with a reversible cradle clip in <strong>the</strong>handset. This clip is used with <strong>the</strong> plastic tab protruding outwhen <strong>the</strong> phone is in a vertical (wall-mounted) position. Theposition of <strong>the</strong> tab can interfere with <strong>the</strong> handset as it is placedin <strong>the</strong> cradle. If <strong>the</strong> phone remains in <strong>the</strong> on-hook position youmay experience continued ringing when you try to answer a callor a lack of dial tone when you try to place a call. To resolvethis problem, you may need to reverse <strong>the</strong> clip.If <strong>the</strong> handset cradle clip is in <strong>the</strong> wall-mounted position andyour phone is placed on a desktop, slide <strong>the</strong> clip upward toremove it. Rotate <strong>the</strong> clip 180 degrees and slide it back in so that<strong>the</strong> tab is hidden.If <strong>the</strong> hook switch remains in <strong>the</strong> down position, tapping on <strong>the</strong>phone should free up <strong>the</strong> switch. You can also try pushing andsuddenly releasing <strong>the</strong> off-hook button after <strong>the</strong> handset hasbeen picked up.The hook switch contacts on <strong>the</strong> phone use a wiping action toself-clean <strong>the</strong> contacts. If your phone is not used regularly, dustand o<strong>the</strong>r airborne contaminants may degrade <strong>the</strong> contactperformance and cause problems with operation. If you haveperiods of limited phone usage, you can clean <strong>the</strong> contacts byquickly pressing and releasing <strong>the</strong> hook switch a dozen times.8-16<strong>Cisco</strong> <strong>IP</strong> <strong>Phone</strong> Administration Guide for <strong>Cisco</strong> CallManager 4.1OL-4825-02

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