Broadcast Server - Nortel 1000 Release Note

Broadcast Server

(802) On Nortel IP Phones 2007, 1120E, and 1140E (GXAS), if you try
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to page from the handset before turning on the microphone, the page
will not go through.
(1594) If the speaker is engaged by pressing the Speaker key, you
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cannot initiate a page.
Workaround: Either page from the handset or choose the speaker from
the soft key after you initiate the page.
(1702) On Nortel IP Phone 2004, if the headset is being used to record
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a reply to a Visual Voicemail message, incoming page audio plays
over the speaker rather than over the headset and the recording is
terminated.
(1850, 740) On Nortel phones, a page cannot be initiated if the phone
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is on a call (because the audio is unavailable).
If you place an XAS phone on hold, you can go to the Voice Office
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menu and initiate a page. (If you place a GXAS phone on hold, you
currently cannot page.) If someone else places you on hold (so the
phone is parked), you will not receive pages.
(2040) On IP Phones 1120E and 1140E (XAS), the speech path is clipped
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and/or delayed at the beginning of a page that is initiated through the
handset.
(4042) When the Open Mic prompt times out (after 30 seconds of idle
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time), the prompt continues to display and the sender's speaker
remains on, even after the sender clicks the End soft key.
Workaround: If 30 seconds of idle time elapse while the Open Mic
prompt is displayed, click the Cancel soft key in that prompt, click
End, click Return, and then click Exit to turn off the speaker.
Nested zones are not yet supported.
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The IP Phone 2002 does not display pushed title lines.
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(451) After an alert is broadcast to an IP Phone 2001, the user must
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press the Line key twice to obtain a dial tone.
(1875) Nortel IP Phones 2007, 1120E, and 1140E (GXAS) do not play the
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audio tone sent with emergency alerts.
Deployment and Operation Notes
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