Cisco 8821 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Cisco 8821. We have 9 Cisco 8821 manuals available for free PDF download: Manual, Administration Manual, User Manual, Accessory Manual, Setup, End User Manual, Troubleshooting, Quick Start Manual

Cisco 8821 Administration Manual (158 pages)

Wireless IP Phone

Brand: Cisco | Category: IP Phone | Size: 7 MB

Cisco Unified Communications Manager
1
Table of Contents
3
Your Phone

11
Voip Networks

25
- Network Requirements
  25
  - Network Protocols
    26
  - Cisco Wireless IP Phone 882X Deployment Guide
    29
- Wireless LAN
  29
- Wi-Fi Network Components
  30
  - AP Channel and Domain Relationships
    30
  - AP Interactions
    30
  - Access Point Association
    31
  - Qos in a Wireless Network
    31
    
    Set up Flexible DSCP
    33
- 802.11 Standards for WLAN Communications
  33
  - World Mode (802.11D)
    34
  - Radio Frequency Ranges
    35
- Security for Communications in Wlans
  35
  - Authentication Methods
    35
    
    Authenticated Key Management
    36
    
    Encryption Methods
    36
    
    AP Authentication and Encryption Options
    37
  - Certificates
    38
- Wlans and Roaming
  38
- Cisco Unified Communications Manager Interaction
  39
- Voice Messaging System Interaction
  39
Phone Setup

41
- Phone Hardware Installation
  41
  - Install the Phone Battery
    41
  - Phone Battery Charging
    43
    
    Spare Battery Charging
    44
    
    Prepare the Power Adapter
    44
    
    Charge the Battery with the AC Power Supply
    45
    
    Charge the Battery with the USB Cable and a USB Port on Your Computer
    46
- Phone Configuration Tasks
  47
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Phone Configuration

49
Configuration on the Phone

75
Accessories

87
Phone Statistics

97
- Statistics Available on the Phone
  97
  - View Phone Information
    97
    
    Access Device Information
    97
    
    Device Information
    98
    
    IP Address
    99
    
    Access Model Information
    102
    
    Model Information
    103
    
    Access Firmware Version
    103
    
    Firmware Version Information
    103
- Statistics Available from the Phone Web Pages
  104
  - Access Web Page for Phone
    104
  - Device Information Web Page
    105
  - Network Setup Web Page
    106
  - Network Web Page
    109
  - Console Logs Web Page
    110
  - Core Dumps Web Page
    111
  - Status Messages Web Page
    111
  - Debug Display Web Page
    111
  - Streaming Statistics Web Page
    111
Maintenance

115
- Reboot the Phone
  115
- Phone Reset
  115
- Voice Quality Monitoring
  117
  - Voice Quality Metrics
    118
  - Voice Quality Troubleshooting Tips
    118
Troubleshooting

121
Chapter 1 0 International User Support

141
- Unified Communications Manager Endpoints Locale Installer
  141
- International Call Logging Support
  141
Chapter 1 1 Technical Specifications

143
- Physical and Operating Environment
  143
- Bluetooth Technology
  144
- Headset Usage
  145
Chapter 1 2 Product Safety and Security

147
- Safety and Performance Information
  147
  - Safety Guidelines
    148
  - Battery Safety Notices
    148
  - Hazardous Environments
    150
  - Power Outage
    150
  - Regulatory Domains
    150
  - Health-Care Environments
    150
  - External Devices Usage
    150
  - Phone Behavior During Times of Network Congestion
    151
  - Sar
    151
- Compliance Statements
  152
  - Compliance Statements for the European Union
    152
    
    CE Marking
    152
    
    RF Exposure Statement for the European Union
    152
  - Compliance Statements for the USA
    152
    
    SAR Statement
    152
    
    RF Exposure Information
    152
    
    General RF Exposure Compliance
    153
    
    Part 15 Radio Device
    154
  - Canadian Compliance for Cisco Wireless IP Phone 882X Series
    154
    
    Canadian RF Exposure Statement
    154
  - Compliance Statements for New Zealand
    154
    
    Permit to Connect (PTC) General Warning
    154
    
    Use of IP Networks with the PSTN
    155
    
    The Use of Voice Compression through the PSTN
    155
    
    Echo Cancellation
    155
  - Compliance Statements for Taiwan
    156
    
    DGT Warning Statement for Cisco Wireless IP Phone 882X Series
    156
  - Compliance Statement for Argentina
    156
  - Compliance Statement for Brazil
    156
- Cisco Product Security Overview
  157
- Important Online Information
  157

Cisco 8821 User Manual (116 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: IP Phone | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents
3
Your Phone

11
- The Cisco Wireless IP Phone 8821 and 8821-EX
  11
- New and Changed Information
  13
  - Changes for Firmware Release
    13
- Getting Started
  14
  - Turn on Your Phone
    14
  - Sign in to Your Phone
    14
  - Turn off Your Phone
    15
  - Lock the Phone Keypad
    15
  - Unlock the Phone Keypad
    15
  - Access Your Voicemail
    16
- Self Care Portal
  16
  - Speed-Dial Numbers
    17
- Buttons and Hardware
  18
  - Navigation
    22
  - Phone Screen Features
    22
  - Differences between Phone Calls and Lines
    22
  - Out-Of-Range Alerts
    23
  - Phone Batteries
    23
  - Bluetooth and Your Phone
    23
- Care of Your Phone
  24
  - Clean the Phone Exterior
    24
  - If You Drop Your Phone in Water
    24
- Additional Help and Information
  25
  - Cisco One-Year Limited Hardware Warranty Terms
    26
  - Battery Warranty
    26
Phone Setup

27
- Phone Hardware Installation
  27
- Phone Configuration
  37
  - Add the Phone to the Wi-Fi Network
    37
Calls

41
- Access the Phone App
  41
- Make Calls
  42
- Answer Calls
  46
- End a Call
  50
- Mute Your Audio
  51
- Hold Calls
  51
- Forward Calls from Your Phone
  53
  - Turn off Call Forward from Your Phone
    54
- Transfer a Call to Another Person
  54
- Conference Calls and Meetings
  54
- Intercom Calls
  56
  - Make an Intercom Call
    56
  - Answer an Intercom Call
    57
- Supervise and Record Calls
  57
  - Set up a Supervised Call
    57
  - Record a Call
    58
- Prioritized Calls
  58
- Multiple Lines
  60
  - Shared Lines
    60
    
    Add Yourself to a Call on a Shared Line (Cbarge)
    60
Contacts

61
Chapter 5 Recent Calls

67
- Access the Recents App
  67
- New Voicemail Message and Missed Calls Indicators
  67
- Missed Calls List
  67
  - View Your Missed Calls
    68
  - Find Details about a Missed Call
    68
  - Return a Missed Call
    68
  - Delete a Missed Call Entry
    68
  - Clear the Missed Calls List
    69
- Recents Calls List
  69
Applications

73
- Apps and the Application Button
  73
- Use the Push to Talk Application
  73
Settings

75
- Access the Settings App
  75
  - Access Phone Settings
    75
    
    Make the Phone Vibrate for an Incoming Call
    76
    
    Select Where You Hear Ringing
    76
    
    Change the Ringtone
    76
    
    Adjust the Headset Feedback
    77
    
    Turn off the Keypad Sounds
    77
    
    Adjust the Background Noise Filter
    77
    
    Adjust the Screen Brightness
    77
    
    Change the Font Size
    78
    
    Control the LED Indicator Light
    78
    
    Change the Screen Display Timeout
    79
    
    Change the Wallpaper
    79
    
    Automatically Lock the Keypad
    79
    
    Date and Time Settings
    80
    
    Control the Date and Time Manually
    80
    
    Control the Date and Time Automatically
    80
    
    Set the Time Zone Automatically
    81
    
    Set the Time
    81
    
    Set the Date
    81
    
    Set Time Zone
    82
    
    Use a 12-Hour or 24-Hour Clock
    82
    
    Set the Date Format
    82
  - Access Bluetooth Settings
    83
    
    Turn on Bluetooth
    83
    
    Add a New Bluetooth Headset
    84
    
    Connect a Bluetooth Headset
    84
    
    Rename a Bluetooth Headset
    84
    
    Disconnect a Bluetooth Headset
    85
    
    Delete a Bluetooth Headset
    85
  - Access Admin Settings
    85
- Adjust the Volume During a Call
  86
- Adjust the Phone Ringer Volume
  86
Accessories

87
Troubleshooting

99
- General Troubleshooting
  99
- Find Information about Your Phone
  101
- Hardware Diagnostics
  101
  - Perform WLAN Diagnostics
    101
    
    WLAN Diagnostics Fields
    102
Chapter 1 0 Product Safety and Security

105
- Safety and Performance Information
  105
  - Safety Guidelines
    106
  - Battery Safety Notices
    106
  - Hazardous Environments
    108
  - Power Outage
    108
  - Regulatory Domains
    108
  - Health-Care Environments
    108
  - External Devices Usage
    108
  - Phone Behavior During Times of Network Congestion
    109
  - Sar
    109
- Compliance Statements
  110
- Cisco Product Security Overview
  115
- Important Online Information
  116

Cisco 8821 User Manual (106 pages)

802.11 dual-band wireless IP phone

Brand: Cisco | Category: IP Phone | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
3
CHAPTER 1 Your Phone

11
- The Cisco Wireless IP Phone 8821 and 8821EX
  11
- Getting Started
  13
  - Turn on Your Phone
    13
  - Sign in to Your Phone
    13
  - Turn off Your Phone
    14
  - Lock the Phone Keypad
    14
  - Unlock the Phone Keypad
    14
- Self Care Portal
  15
  - Speed-Dial Numbers
    16
- Buttons and Hardware
  17
  - Navigation
    21
  - Phone Screen Features
    21
    
    Clean the Phone Screen
    21
  - Differences between Phone Calls and Lines
    21
  - Out-Of-Range Alerts
    22
  - Phone Batteries
    22
  - Bluetooth and Your Phone
    22
- Additional Help and Information
  23
  - Cisco One-Year Limited Hardware Warranty Terms
    23
  - Battery Warranty
    23
CHAPTER 2 Phone Setup

25
- Phone Hardware Installation
  25
  - Install the Phone Battery
    25
  - Phone Battery Charging
    27
    
    Spare Battery Charging
    27
    
    Charge the Battery with the AC Power Supply
    28
    
    Prepare the Power Adapter
    28
    
    Charge the Battery with the USB Cable and a USB Port on Your PC
    29
- Phone Configuration
  30
CHAPTER 3 Calls

33
- Access the Phone App
  33
- Make Calls
  34
- Answer Calls
  38
- End a Call
  42
- Mute Your Audio
  42
- Hold Calls
  42
- Forward Calls from Your Phone
  44
  - Turn off Call Forward from Your Phone
    45
- Transfer a Call to Another Person
  45
- Conference Calls and Meetings
  45
- Intercom Calls
  47
  - Make an Intercom Call
    47
  - Answer an Intercom Call
    48
- Supervise and Record Calls
  48
  - Set up a Supervised Call
    48
  - Record a Call
    49
- Prioritized Calls
  49
- Multiple Lines
  51
  - Shared Lines
    51
    
    Add Yourself to a Call on a Shared Line (Barge)
    51
    
    Add Yourself to a Call on a Shared Line (Cbarge)
    51
    
    Get Notified before You Join a Call on a Shared Line
    52
CHAPTER 4 Contacts

53
CHAPTER 5 Recent Calls

61
CHAPTER 6 Applications

67
- Apps and the Application Button
  67
- Use the Push to Talk Application
  67
CHAPTER 7 Settings

69
- Access the Settings App
  69
  - Access Phone Settings
    69
    
    Change the Ringtone
    70
    
    Make the Phone Vibrate for an Incoming Call
    70
    
    Select Where You Hear the Ringtone
    70
    
    Adjust the Headset Feedback
    71
    
    Adjust the Screen Brightness
    71
    
    Change the Font Size
    71
    
    Turn off the Keypad Sounds
    71
    
    Change the Screen Display Timeout
    72
    
    Change the Wallpaper
    72
    
    Control the LED Indicator Light
    72
    
    Automatically Lock the Keypad
    73
    
    Control the Date and Time Manually
    73
    
    Date and Time Settings
    73
    
    Control the Date and Time Automatically
    74
    
    Set the Time Zone Automatically
    74
    
    Set the Date
    75
    
    Set the Time
    75
    
    Set Time Zone
    75
    
    Set the Date Format
    76
    
    Use a 12-Hour or 24-Hour Clock
    76
  - Access Wi-Fi Settings
    76
  - Access Bluetooth Settings
    77
    
    Add a New Bluetooth Device
    77
    
    Turn on Bluetooth
    77
    
    Connect a Bluetooth Device
    78
    
    Rename a Bluetooth Device
    78
    
    Delete a Bluetooth Device
    79
    
    Disconnect Bluetooth Device
    79
  - Access Admin Settings
    79
- Adjust the Volume in a Call
  80
- Adjust the Ringtone Volume
  80
CHAPTER 8 Accessories

81
CHAPTER 9 Troubleshooting

87
- General Troubleshooting
  87
- Find Information about Your Phone
  89
- Hardware Diagnostics
  89
  - Perform Audio Diagnostics
    89
  - Perform Keypad Diagnostics
    89
  - Perform WLAN Diagnostics
    90
    
    WLAN Diagnostics Fields
    90
- Get a List of Neighbors
  92
  - Neighbor List Fields
    92
C H a P T E

95
CHAPTER 10 Product Safety and Security

95
- Safety and Performance Information
  95
  - Safety Guidelines
    96
  - Battery Safety Notices
    96
  - Hazardous Environments
    98
  - Power Outage
    98
  - Regulatory Domains
    98
  - Health-Care Environments
    98
  - External Devices Usage
    98
  - Phone Behavior During Times of Network Congestion
    99
  - Sar
    99
- Compliance Statements
  100
  - Compliance Statements for the European Union
    100
    
    CE Marking
    100
    
    RF Exposure Statement for the European Union
    100
  - Compliance Statements for the USA
    100
    
    RF Exposure Information
    100
    
    SAR Statement
    100
    
    General RF Exposure Compliance
    101
    
    Part 15 Radio Device
    102
  - Canadian Compliance for Cisco Wireless IP Phone 882X Series
    102
    
    Canadian RF Exposure Statement
    102
  - Compliance Statements for New Zealand
    102
    
    Permit to Connect (PTC) General Warning
    102
    
    Echo Cancellation
    103
    
    The Use of Voice Compression through the PSTN
    103
    
    Use of IP Networks with the PSTN
    103
  - Compliance Statements for Taiwan
    104
    
    DGT Warning Statement for Cisco Wireless IP Phone 882X Series
    104
  - Compliance Statement for Argentina
    104
  - Compliance Statement for Brazil
    104
  - Cisco Product Security Overview
    105

Cisco 8821 Manual (202 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: IP Phone | Size: 18 MB

Revision History
2
Table of Contents
3
Cisco Wireless IP Phone 8821 and 8821-EX Overview
6
- Phone Models
  6
- Requirements
  6
  - Site Survey
    7
  - Call Control
    8
  - Wireless LAN
    8
- Protocols
  12
- Wi-Fi
  12
  - Regulatory
    15
- Bluetooth
  16
- Languages
  17
- 8821-EX Certifications
  17
- Battery Life
  18
- Phone Care
  20
- Accessories
  20
Wireless LAN Design
22
- 802.11 Network
  22
  - Ghz (802.11A/N/Ac)
    22
  - Ghz (802.11B/G/N)
    23
  - Signal Strength and Coverage
    24
  - Data Rates
    27
  - Rugged Environments
    28
- Security
  30
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  35
  - Call Admission Control (CAC)
    35
  - Traffic Classification (TCLAS)
    36
  - Qos Basic Service Set (QBSS)
    36
  - Wired Qos
    37
- Roaming
  38
  - Fast Secure Roaming (FSR)
    38
  - Interband Roaming
    40
  - Scanning
    40
- Power Management
  40
- Call Capacity
  41
- Multicast
  42
Configuring the Cisco Wireless LAN
42
- Cisco Wireless LAN Controller and Lightweight Access Points
  42
  - Configuring Cisco Wireless LAN
    42
  - 802.11 Network Settings
    43
    
    Client Roaming
    49
    
    Edca Parameters
    49
  - WLAN Settings
    55
  - Controller Settings
    60
  - Call Admission Control (CAC)
    62
  - RF Profiles
    65
  - Flexconnect Groups
    67
  - Multicast Direct
    67
  - Qos Profiles
    68
  - Advanced Settings
    72
- Cisco Meraki Access Points
  74
  - Creating the Wireless Network
    75
  - SSID Configuration
    77
  - Radio Settings
    80
  - Traffic Shaping
    82
  - Monitoring Clients
    82
- Cisco Autonomous Access Points
  83
  - 802.11 Network Settings
    83
  - WLAN Settings
    87
  - Call Admission Control (CAC)
    97
  - Qos Policies
    98
  - Power Management
    101
  - Cisco Autonomous Access Point Sample Configuration
    102
Configuring Cisco Call Control
107
- Cisco Unified Communications Manager
  107
  - Device Pools
    107
  - Phone Button Templates
    108
  - Security Profiles
    108
  - SIP Profiles
    110
  - Common Settings
    113
  - Qos Parameters
    113
  - G.722 and Isac Advertisement
    114
  - Audio Bit Rates
    114
  - Wireless LAN Profiles
    115
- Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express
  124
- Product Specific Configuration Options
  128
Configuring the Cisco Wireless IP Phone 8821 and 8821-EX
138
- Wi-Fi Profile Configuration
  138
  - Automatic Provisioning
    138
  - Local User Interface
    139
  - Admin Webpage
    147
- Certificate Management
  150
  - Manual Installation
    150
    
    Manufacturing Installed Certificate
    152
    
    User Installed Certificate
    152
  - Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP)
    153
  - Certificate Removal
    186
- Bluetooth Settings
  186
- Upgrading Firmware
  188
Troubleshooting
189
- WLAN Signal Indicator
  189
- Neighbor List
  190
- WLAN Statistics
  190
- Call Statistics
  191
- Status Messages
  191
- WLAN Diagnostics
  192
- Restoring Factory Defaults
  193
- Phone Webpages
  194
  - Device Information
    194
  - Network Setup
    195
  - Streaming Statistics
    196
  - Device Logs
    197
- Capturing a Screenshot of the Phone Display
  199
Additional Documentation
200

Cisco 8821 Accessory Manual (30 pages)

882 Series

Brand: Cisco | Category: IP Phone | Size: 3 MB

Cisco 8821 Setup (16 pages)

Wireless IP Phone

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Cisco 8821 Quick Start Manual (2 pages)

Wireless IP Phone

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Cisco 8821 End User Manual (7 pages)

For Business Edition 4000

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Cisco 8821 Troubleshooting (5 pages)

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