Usb Only User Mode - Avaya B199 Manual

The phone wakes up from Sleep mode when you do any of the following:
• Touch the screen
• Connect or disconnect the USB cable
• Connect or disconnect the Bluetooth
The phone also wakes up from Sleep mode during screen activity, such as an incoming call,
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Avaya Conference Assistant connection, or error prompts.
The phone cannot enter Sleep mode during an active call or when it is in music streaming mode.

USB only user mode

Avaya Conference Phone B199 supports USB only user mode. With this feature, the conference
phone can operate with no SIP account and SIP register configured. In USB only user mode B199
acts as a speakerphone that the user can use to conduct virtual meetings and listen to audio files.
USB and Bluetooth
In USB only user mode, the phone operates as a USB device connected to a USB host.
In this mode, the phone supports connection to Bluetooth
When idle, B199 does not display Account Name on the home screen in USB only user mode.
The user can see the phone name and the connection option as follows:
• When the user connects the phone using USB, B199 indicates USB audio on the home
screen.
• When the user uses Bluetooth
on the home screen.
• When the user uses both Bluetooth
audio on the home screen.
USB only user mode icons
The following table shows the icons on the home screen of Avaya Conference Phone B199 in
USB only user mode:
Icon Name
USB Connected
Bluetooth
connection
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Classic
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connection
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to connect the phone, B199 indicates Bluetooth
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and USB for connection, B199 indicates Bluetooth
Description
To indicate an active USB connection.
The phone displays the USB Connected icon and shows USB audio on
the idle home screen.
To indicate an active Bluetooth
The phone shows the Bluetooth connection icon and Bluetooth
audio indication on the idle home screen.
Using Avaya Conference Phone B199
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Configuration of the phone settings
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devices using Bluetooth
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Classic connection.
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Classic.
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audio
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