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- Page 1 IPX Phone User Manual IPX Phone User Manual Version 2.1A IntelliSoft Technologies, Inc September 2009 IntelliSoft Technologies, Inc...
- Page 2 IPX Phone User Manual About the Manual The IPX Phone User Manual is applicable to the IPX P200, IPX H600, and IPX B1000 product series only. The intended readers of this manual are the IPX phone extension users. The extensions include analog phones, IP phones, PC soft phone, WiFi phone, and other SIP based mobile phones.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
IPX Phone User Manual Table of Contents Introduction to IPX Systems ..................4 IPX System Overview ......................4 IPX Networks ........................4 Extension Setup ......................5 Analog Phone and Fax .....................5 IP Phones ..........................5 Operation Guides ......................6 Call Other Extensions ......................6 Make External Calls ......................6 ##NET Calls ........................7 Call Forwarding .......................7 Call Transfer........................7... -
Page 4: Introduction To Ipx Systems
IPX Phone User Manual Introduction to IPX Systems IPX System Overview The IPX products are designed for building convergent communication platforms for enterprise networks and small and medium businesses (SMB). Each IPX is an all-in-one system and it has a set of built-in capabilities: IP PBX, VoIP gateway, unified communication service, IP router, and NAT firewall. -
Page 5: Extension Setup
IPX Phone User Manual Figure 1.2 Voice Intranet Concept In this diagram, the three cities could be in the different part of the world. The IPX’s have peer-to-peer relationships over the Internet. Calls from an extension in one location to an extension in another location are the same as the calls to the next office in the same location. -
Page 6: Operation Guides
IPX Phone User Manual Figure 2.1 IP Phone Position In the figure, IP phone A uses the IPX LAN port address 192.168.6.1 to reach the IPX; IP phone B uses the IPX WAN port IP address 192.168.1.100 to reach the IPX; and IP phone C uses the domain name abcd.myIPX.net of the IPX to reach the IPX. -
Page 7: Net Calls
IPX Phone User Manual Alternatively, you can dial *9 and an external number. Generally, *9 is the same as 9. If you dial *8 and an external number, you all only use VoIP lines to make external calls. ##NET Calls Every IPX has a serial number, e.g. -
Page 8: 3-Way Calls
IPX Phone User Manual Call transfer from an IP phone is simpler since all IP phone has a transfer key (sometime labeled as Xfer). When you want to transfer a live call to the third person, you presse the transfer key and dials the third person’s number. When hearing ring back, you just hang up the phone or hang up the phone after talking to the third person a bit. -
Page 9: Call Holding
IPX Phone User Manual press the corresponding button to pick a new call while putting the active one on hold. You can switch between connections by pressing the corresponding line buttons. Call Holding During a call, you may need to put it on hold so that you can search for some information or call other people, then you come back to resume the conversation. -
Page 10: 3.10 Do Not Disturb
IPX Phone User Manual 3.10 Do Not Disturb If you do not want to be disturbed by incoming calls, you can dial *55# to activate do- not-disturb service. After this, when other people call you, the caller will hear “Do not disturb, please call back later”. -
Page 11: Basic Settings
IPX Phone User Manual In the extension management web interface, you can modify password, update personal information, change settings, and manage voice mail box. You can also review the service privileges and restrictions. Basic Settings The system administrator gives initial settings for your extension. You can further change some personal settings such as email address, voice mailbox greeting, and ring back music. -
Page 12: Change Extension Password
IPX Phone User Manual Figure 4.3 Extension Phone Setting The common and useful setting on the extensions is call forwarding. You knows the best how to and under what condition to forward incoming calls. Please note that when call waiting is enable, forwarding on busy will not be used. Speed call is not commonly used nowadays. -
Page 13: Mailbox Management By Phone
IPX Phone User Manual “You have new messages”. Mailbox Management by Phone From a phone extension, you can issue commands for voice mailbox management. *771# to record a new greeting and to replace old one, max 2 minutes; *770# to restore the factory default greeting; *76# to leave a message to its own mailbox/email box;... -
Page 14: Online Mailbox Management
IPX Phone User Manual the previous and next messages are also the new messages if you started in listening new messages. If you get into the play state in listening to old messages, the previous and next messages all mean the old messages. Key 4 is for delete/undelete current message toggling between two meanings. -
Page 15: Phone Commands
IPX Phone User Manual 3105 Time: 05 Jan 2009 18:14:32 Duration: 31 seconds The message is attached to this email. You can use an audio playback program to listen to it. Please note that this is the only copy of the message. -
Page 16: Index
IPX Phone User Manual Index *03* ..............8 call transfer ............7 *53# ..............10 call waiting ............8 *54 ..............10 do-not-disturb ........... 10 *61* ..............10 hold ..............9 *65# ..............9 ipx tool .............. 14 *66* ..............9 parking lot ............9 *67* ..............
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