Icons - Avaya J100 Series User Manual

Introduction

Icons

Status Icons
The top lines of the display can include the following icons:
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Do Not Disturb – This icon indicates that you have do not disturb enabled.
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Forward Unconditional – This icon indicates that you have forward unconditional
enabled.
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Ringer Quiet – This icon indicates that the ringer volume has been set to zero.
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Volume Zero – This icon indicates that the call volume (handset, speaker or headset) is
set to zero.
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High Definition Audio – The phone is using a high-definition audio connection.
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Wi-Fi Connection (J159/J179 only) – This icon is shown if the phone is connected to the
network using Wi-Fi. The number of bars indicates the signal strength.
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No Connection – This icon indicates a loss of Wi-Fi signal or incorrect password.
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Bluetooth (J159/J179 only) – This icon is shown if the phone supports Bluetooth headset
connection. See
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Headset Connected – A dot within the icon indicates that the Bluetooth headset is
connected.
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Connection Failure – This icon indicates a connection issue.
- If the phone has lost its connection to the telephone system, then if configured by your
maintainer, after a few minutes it use a alternate system. If that is successful, an R
(Resilience) is shown in the display.
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Missed Calls – This icon indicates that you have had missed calls. The number next to
the icon indicates the number of different callers. Pressing the button opens your call log at
the missed calls display. See
Call Log Icons
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Missed Callers – This icon is shown at the top of the phone display if you have any
missed callers. It also shows the number or missed callers or + if more than 9.
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Outgoing Call – This icon indicates a call log entry for a call that was made by you.
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Incoming Call – This icon indicates a call log entry for a call answered by you.
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Missed Call – This icon indicates a call log entry for a call that altered at your phone but
wasn't answered there.
April 2020
Using Bluetooth Headsets
Using the Call Log
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