SoundPoint IP 330 User Guide

User Guide SoundPoint IP 330/320Mmanaging buddies 4–5microphone mute 3–7Microsoft Office Live CommunicationsServer 2005 4–4, 4–6multiple call appearances 4–3multiple calls, hold 3–9multiple keys per line 2–16multiple linescall forwarding 3–12Do Not Disturb 3–14ring type 2–4support for 2–15Voice Mail 3–17MyStat 4–5Nnavigation guide icon 1–11navigation key usage 1–10network connection, phone 1–4Pparts list 1–2placing calls 3–2PoE. See Power over EthernetPower over Ethernet (PoE) 1–4power source, phone 1–4presence 4–5privacy list 4–7Rredialing numbers 3–8restarting phones 4–8ring types 2–4RJ-9 1–5Sshared lines 2–16SoundPoint IP 320. See SoundPoint IP 330SoundPoint IP 330adjusting display constrast 2–3adjusting volume 3–8advanced features 4–1answering calls 3–4assembling 1–3assigning speed dial indexes 3–14attaching base 1–5automatic call distribution 4–1basic features 3–1buddy lists 4–4call lists, types of 2–6calls, on hold 3–8contact directory 2–7customizing 2–1data entry 1–10Do Not Disturb 3–13ending calls 3–7features, list of 1–8figure, features 1–8forwarding calls 3–12getting started 1–1handset 1–4headset 1–4headset memory mode 2–3idle display 2–2illustration 1–2language support 2–5multiple call appearances 4–3multiple keys per line 2–16muting microphone 3–7navigation key usage 1–10parts list 1–2placing calls 3–2presence 4–5redialing numbers 3–8restarting phone 4–8ring type 2–4setting time and date 2–2setting up conferences 3–9shared lines 2–16transferring calls 3–10troubleshooting 5–1useful tips 1–10using multiple lines 2–15voice mail 3–16SoundPoint IP 330/320difference between phones 1–4speakerphone. See hands-free modespeed dialing 3–14switching entry modes 1–10Index – 2