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Using the Redial List
You can store up to 13 numbers (9 is the default) in the Redial list; refer to "User
Preferences" on page 21 for details about changing this setting. Scroll bars indicate when
there are more than 5 entries in the list. The last call always appears at the top of the list.
When you have reached the maximum number of entries, the entry that has been in the list
the longest is removed. You can lock entries to prevent an entry from being removed from
the list. The lock symbol
locked.
To lock an entry in the Redial list, follow these steps:
1. Using the arrow keys, select the entry you wish to lock.
2. Press the
A lock symbol displays to the right of the entry.
3. To unlock the entry, press the
The asterisk key
The Redial list also serves as a simple call manager from which you can hang up calls in
progress (by selecting the call you wish to end and pressing OK), initiate new calls, or add
callers to a existing call. For details about these actions, refer to "Placing and Answering
Calls" on page 9.
Managing Audio
The LifeSize Phone includes support for:
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16 microphones in a circular microphone array
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Beam forming for high directivity
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Audio response from 100 Hz up to 16 kHz
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Spatial and CD quality audio, full duplex for natural conversations
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Echo cancellation for echo-free calls, automatic gain control, and noise reduction
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Support for the following audio standards: AAC-LC, G.722, G.722.1, G.729, G.711
When the LifeSize Phone is connected to a LifeSize Room system, you are unable to
configure it as a standalone speakerphone. Configure your system using the LifeSize Room
interface.
LifeSize Room User Guide
appears to the right of an entry in the Redial list that has been
button to lock the number in the Redial list.
removes numbers from the Redial list, including locked numbers.
button again.
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