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How to Use the Handset and Speaker
How to Use the Handset and Speaker
Using the Handset
Using the Speaker
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Getting Started with the Cisco IP Phone 7910 Series
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You can place calls with the handset or speaker, but you can only talk to your party
through the handset. Through the speaker, you can only listen to a call. These
sections describe the use of the handset and speaker and how to adjust the volume
of the call:
Using the Handset, page 3-2
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Using the Speaker, page 3-2
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Adjusting the Handset Volume, page 3-3
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Adjusting the Speaker Volume, page 3-3
To place and answer calls with the handset, simply lift the handset. To change
from handset to speaker, press Speaker and hang up the handset.
The speaker is designed to be used for "hands-free" dialing. You can use it to
place a call, and then pick up the handset if the other party answers the phone.
The speaker does not allow for two-way communication. However, you can have
the handset off-hook with the speaker on, enabling the calling party to hear you
over the handset while you listen through the speaker. You might want to do this
if you want to use the phone for conference calls.
To place calls using the speaker, press Speaker and dial the number. When the
party answers, pick up the handset. If the handset is off-hook with the Speaker
button enabled, you can speak into it, allowing the calling party to hear you. This
allows others to listen to both sides of the conversation.
If you are only listening to a call, you can leave the handset in the rest. The mute
button automatically lights, indicating that the calling party cannot hear you.
When finished with the call, press Speaker to hang up.
You cannot use the speaker to transmit your voice.
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Using the Cisco IP Phone 7910 Series
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