Deleting Call History; Miscellaneous Features - Avaya E169 Quick Reference

5. If the contact has more than one telephone number,
pick a number from the display.
The app adds the contact to your favorites.
Call history
Displaying recent calls
All smart devices display a list of recent calls. On iOS
devices, you can also move between all recent calls and
missed calls. On Android devices, the list of recent calls
include both SIP calls and cellular network calls.
Some smart devices also display a list of the three most
recent calls. See the following description about which
devices display the three most recent calls:
• Android devices: All Android devices display the
three most recent calls in the Home menu of the
media station app.
• iPhones: The Home menu of the media station app
can display the three most recent calls on iPhones.
You must enable the Recent Calls option in
Settings > Application > Recent calls.
• iPads: You cannot administer an iPad to show the
three most recent calls.
1. Open the media station app.
2. Perform one of the following actions:
• Tap Home to display the three most recent calls.
• Tap Recent calls to display the full list of recent
calls.
3. On an iOS device, tap All or Missed to move between
all recent calls and missed calls.
4. On the handset, perform the following steps:
a. Press the left function button to display the menu
options.
b. Press the right softkey to display a list of your
recent calls.
c. Press the Down arrow to step through the list of
recent calls.
Making a call from the Recent Calls list
1. Display the list of your recent calls as described in
Displaying recent calls.
2. Perform one of the following actions:
• On an iOS device, tap the recent call entry that you
want to call.
• On an Android device, from the most recent calls
list, tap the recent call entry that you want to call.
• On an Android device, from the list of recent calls,
perform one of the following actions:
- Tap the handset icon on the call entry that you
want to call.
- Press and hold the call entry that you want to
call. Choose Call to make the call over your SIP
network or choose Call using Cellular to make
the call over the cellular network of the
smartphone .
• On the handset, when the display shows the
number you want to call, press the green Call
button.
The call is made to the displayed number.

Deleting call history

Deleting entries in your recent calls works differently on
different smart devices. On some devices, you can delete
all recent calls. On other devices, you can only delete
recent calls one at a time.
1. Display the list of recent calls on the media station
app.
2. Perform one of the following actions:
• Sweep the recent call to the left and tap Delete to
delete the entry.
• Tap the Delete icon that displays to the left of the
Settings icon. Tap Delete to delete all your recent
call entries.

Miscellaneous features

Signing in to the app
1. Open the media station app.
2. Tap Settings > Account Setup.
3. Do one of the following:
• If the account already exists, tap the active account.
• If an account does not exist, tap Add SIP Account
and enter the Username and Password.
4. Tap Sign In.
The app displays Available and the gray dot changes
to a green check mark if the account information is
correct.
Signing out from the app
1. Open the media station app.
2. Tap Settings > Account Setup.
3. Tap the account telephone number.
The app displays the basic parameters of the account.
4. Tap Sign Out.
The app displays Offline (Disconnected) and the
green check mark changes to a gray dot.
Control of the audio stream
Important:
Audio streams for SIP calls only route through the
media station, not the smartphone. Audio streams for
mobile calls can route through the media station or the
smartphone. The media station does not support any
audio playback or audio streams from the smart device
during an active call.
Review the following sections to understand how audio
stream control works.
SIP calls
You can only hear the audio for calls made to or answered
from the telephony server on the media station handset or
speakerphone. If you make or answer a SIP call on a
smartphone using the media station app, you cannot hear
the audio on the smartphone. You can only hear the audio
on the media station.
Scenario: You register your smartphone with the media
station. You go to a conference room that is within
Bluetooth range of the media station. You receive a call
originating on the SIP telephony server. The media station
app alerts you to the call on your smartphone. If you try to
answer the call from the smartphone, you cannot
converse with the caller because the media station
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