Owner's Manual

Chapter 2: Application Installation and Getting Started
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2.3.2.1
Activating the PTT Application Using a Wi-Fi network
Procedure:
1 Tap the AT&T EPTT Push-to-Talk icon under Apps to launch the PTT application.
NOTE:
When prompted, you must allow the application to access your location. The application
will not login if any of the other options (Only While Using the App, Use Once, or Don’t
Allow) are selected.
When prompted, you must allow the application to access the microphone.
When prompted, you must allow the application to send you notifications.
When prompted, you should allow the application to use Bluetooth
accessories.
2 Perform one of the following actions:
• Tap Yes to continue the activation process.
• Tap No to cancel the activation process.
A No Cellular Connection dialog is displayed.
3 Perform one of the following actions:
• Tap Enter Code to continue with the activation process.
• Tap Exit to exit the activation process.
4 Enter the activation code received from your administrator.
5 Tap OK to activate or tap Log In with Username. A Log In screen displays.
6 If activation fails, select Exit, which closes the application, and start over at Step 1. If your
administrator has provided you with a User ID and Password, tap Log In with Username and
continue to the
User ID and Password User Login on page 26 section.
7 The End User License Agreement (EULA) page is displayed. You must read and accept the
EULA to activate the PTT service on your phone.
8 If you agree to the EULA, tap Accept to activate the PTT service on the phone.
2.4
User ID and Password User Login
This section describes the steps you must take to log in to the Push-to-Talk (PTT) application when the
PTT service is using device ID management. Device ID Management increases security by requiring
users to enter a user ID and password and supports the ability for multiple PTT users to share a device
with another PTT user, for example, between shift workers.
NOTE: Device ID Management supports release 9.1 PTT applications and later. It is
required for cross-carrier users and tablet users.
Besides shift users, Device ID Management can also be used to log into multiple devices a user
may possess, for example, a tablet and a phone owned by the same user. However, the PTT user
can have only one active session at any time. Once logged in to one device, a session from another
previously logged in device is deactivated.
The user ID is either an email ID or a PTT number.