RCA IP120 - Manual

RCA IP120

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Interference Information; FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement
  • Page 3 – Table of Contents
  • Page 5 – Packing List; Getting Started
  • Page 6 – Connect Network and Power
  • Page 8 – Please contact the network administrator.; Account Settings
  • Page 9 – Basic Configuration using phone keypad; phone will be in user mode.
  • Page 10 – Field; Save
  • Page 11 – Overview
  • Page 15 – Maintenance Tasks; User levels; Menu
  • Page 16 – Reboot; To reboot via Web interface:; Customizing The Phone; General Settings; Phone Status; This option allows users to review:; To check the Phone Status via phone interface:; Use the navigation keys to check the other information.; To view the Phone Status via web interface:; word (default login and password are; and; admin; Select STATUS
  • Page 17 – Time and Date; To change Time and Date via the phone interface:; Note: By default date and time setting is set to “Manual”.; Keypad Lock; To enable the lock via Phone interface:
  • Page 18 – To enable keypad lock via Web interface:; Audio Settings; Volume; To adjust the volume in idle mode:; Enter; Ring Tones; To select Ring Tone Type via the phone interface:
  • Page 19 – Codec Selection; The IP120 supports the following voice codecs:; the Network Administrator for more details about the codecs.; To enable or disable the codecs via the web interface:; Choose ACCOUNT
  • Page 20 – Contact Management; With the local directory users can:; • search for a contact in this directory.; To add a contact via the phone interface:
  • Page 23 – Basic Call Functions; Outgoing calls; Call Devices; can also press the OK button to start the call immediately.; Call Methods; From the phone interface:; Dial a number and select the audio device, or
  • Page 24 – End of dialing key configuration; To set the send key via the phone interface:; Hot Line; To set the Hot Line number via the phone interface:; To set the Hot Line via the web interface:
  • Page 25 – Anonymous call; To set Anonymous call via the phone interface:
  • Page 26 – To set Anonymous Call Services using the web interface:; Go to ACCOUNT; Dial Plan; tions of dialed digits.; To configure the dial plans through the web interface, choose; PHONE
  • Page 27 – Here is a dial plan example:; immediately after entering the 9th digit.; Incoming calls; Answering an incoming call; phone, or press the HEADSET button to answer using the headset.; Rejecting an incoming call; Press the MUTE/CANCEL button to reject an incoming call.
  • Page 28 – DND; To configure the DND function via Phone interface:; CALL FORWARD; The following call forwarding parameters can be configured:; •Always: Incoming calls are immediately forwarded.; To configure CALL FORWARD via Phone interface:
  • Page 29 – To configure Call Forward via the web interface:; Auto Answer; To set Auto Answer via the phone interface:; To set Auto Answer via the web interface:
  • Page 30 – Send
  • Page 31 – During an Active Call; Mute; To mute or resume the conversation:; Call Hold; Hold; Call Waiting; Handling a waiting call
  • Page 32 – Call Waiting Configuration; To configure Call Waiting via the phone interface:; Call Transfer; Note: Make sure that the service provider supports this function.
  • Page 33 – Voicemail; The idle screen will show this icon , indicating new voice messages.; Voicemail settings
  • Page 34 – To listen to new messages via the phone interface:; Advanced Functions; Account Setting; Field Name; Local SIP Port
  • Page 35 – These parameters can only be configured via the web interface:; Network Settings; Advanced Network Settings; VLAN; To configure VLAN settings via Phone interface:; To configure VLAN settings via the web interface:
  • Page 36 – Reset to Factory Settings; To reset to factory via the phone interface:; HTTPS; To configure the HTTPS settings via the web interface:; Go to NETWORK
  • Page 37 – The phone will have to be configured manually or reprovisioned.; Firmware Update and Autoprovisioning; To update the firmware manually via the web interface:; Decryption
  • Page 38 – Note: Ask the network administrator for the decrypt password.; To set the AES Key via the phone interface:; System Log Export; To enable the system log capture via web interface:; Keys configuration
  • Page 39 – Programmable keys; This function can only be set via the web interface:; Default configuration of function keys for idle mode is:
  • Page 40 – Line; user accounts for call management.; To assign the key as Line via the web interface:; Speed Dial; To assign the key as Speed Dial via the web interface:; Go to PHONE; Conference; To assign the key as Conference via the web interface:; Go to PHONE
  • Page 41 – Transfer; To assign the line key as Transfer via the web interface:; To assign the key as Hold via the web interface:; To assign DND to a key via the web interface:; Call Return; To assign Call Return to a key via the web interface:; Pick Up; To assign Pick Up to a key via the web interface:
  • Page 42 – Call Park; To assign the key as Call Park via the web interface:; Voice Mail; quickly by pressing this key.; To assign the key as Voice Mail via the web interface:; Prefix; To assign the key as Prefix via the web interface:; Redial; • If users press this key in off hook mode, last dialed number will be; To assign Redial to a key via the web interface:
  • Page 43 – Trouble shooting
  • Page 44 – How can a user refuse incoming calls during a call?; To refuse current incoming call press the MUTE/CANCEL button.; How to update the firmware?; Enter the webpage of the phone, go to SYSTEM; How can users autoprovision?
  • Page 46 – Service; Manager, Consumer Relations
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Summary

Page 2 - Interference Information; FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement

23 Interference Information This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference; and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operati...

Page 3 - Table of Contents

2 3 3 Table of Contents Getting Started 5 Packing List 5 Assembling IP120 6 Configuration and Registration 7 Basic Configuration via Web Page 7 Account Settings 8 Basic Configuration using phone keypad 9 Overview 11 LEDs 12 Icons 12 User Interface 13 User levels 15 Administrator Mode 15 Reboot 16 Cu...

Page 5 - Packing List; Getting Started

4 5 5 Packing List The following components are included: IP120Handset & Handset Cord AC AdaptorEthernet Cable Instruction Booklet Assembling the IP120 This section introduces how to assemble the phone with the components in the packing list.Connecting the Handset; Connecting Network and Power. ...

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