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Nortel Communication Server 1000 IP Softphone 3456 User Guide NN43080-100...
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Contents New in this release Features 5 Other changes 5 Revision history 5 Welcome Your new IP Softphone 3456 6 Requirements 7 Online help 7 Nortel preferred configurations 7 Related publications 7 Feature overview Starting up 8 Signing in 9...
• Related publications (page 7) Your new IP Softphone 3456 The current IP Softphone 3456 offering provides instant messaging, and voice and video communications. The Communication Server 1000 and IP Softphone 3456 provide voice, video communication with rich telephony features.
Signing in The IP Softphone 3456 should sign in to your SIP account automatically if your account has been correctly configured. In some circumstances (depending on how the system administrator has configured the softphone), you may be asked to authenticate to a login server during application start up. If you are unsure how to login, see your system administrator.
Feature overview Making a call Calls can be made from the IP Softphone 3456 in a number of different ways. Users can make calls by double-clicking on any name in the contact list, by typing a number in using the keyboard and pressing Enter, or by opening the...
Feature overview Receiving calls When a call is received by the IP Softphone 3456, a number of things occur. First, the phone rings (if sound is enabled on your system); second, the caller’s number or ID is displayed on the IP Softphone 3456 display screen.
To mute a call, click on the Mute button during calls). Call Transfers The IP Softphone 3456 offers users a number of different ways to transfer calls: • Blind transfer – Pass a call directly to another extension without waiting for an acknowledgment or busy signal from the destination.
Blind Transfer A blind transfer is probably the easiest method of transfer available on the IP Softphone 3456 interface and is performed in the following way. Answer the call by clicking the During the call, press the drop-down menu button located just to the right of the Default Transfer button phone display when an active call is in progress).
The call is transferred and the phone hangs up. Contacts The lower half of the IP Softphone 3456 interface is dedicated to Contacts and call history (History). The following sections deal briefly with the principles of adding, viewing, and calling contacts.
Contact information stored in Microsoft Outlook 2003 can also be utilized by the IP Softphone 3456. Open a contact in Outlook and click the Nortel badge found on the tool bar (if you cannot see the Nortel badge, open the View menu and select Toolbars, and check that eyeCall is selected).
Voicemail The IP Softphone 3456 can be configured to regularly check your CS 1000 voicemail box. Voicemail Settings Your voicemail account can be accessed by dialling the voicemail attendant’s extensions (101 by default), but unless configured to do so, the application does not automatically check for and notify you of new messages.
Click OK. Click Apply. Click Close. The IP Softphone 3456 is now configured to check the CS 1000 server for voicemail messages. When a message arrives, an envelope icon appear on the interface. Accessing Voicemail Voicemail can be accessed from the IP Softphone 3456 in one of two ways: •...
Note: The caller and recipient can start or stop their video stream at any time during a call. Video Conferencing Note: The IP Softphone 3456 supports up to six video conference attendees. To take part in the video conference, the other participants must be using video capable phones.
CONDITION OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. The information and/or products described in this document are subject to change without notice. Nortel, Nortel Networks, the Nortel logo, and the Globemark are trademarks of Nortel Networks. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.