User guide
Table Of Contents
- 11BRing/Message indicators
- 12BSelecting Menu Options
- 13BAbout Feature Access Codes
- 14BLine Interface Module
- 15BDon't cradle the handset!
- 16BProtect your hearing
- 17BAdjust the viewing angle
- 18BRinger Control
- 19BHandset Receiver Volume Control
- 20BSpeaker Volume Control
- 21BDisplay Contrast Control
- 22BFeature Keys
- 23BLanguage Change
- 24BMake a Call - PBX
- 25BMake an External Call - KTS
- 26BMake an Intercom Call - KTS
- 27BAnswer a call
- 28BRedial
- 29BSpeed Call Keys
- 30BSpeed Call – Personal
- 31BHandsfree Operation
- 32BAuto–Answer
- 33BGroup Listen
- 34BHold
- 35BHold and Page
- 36BMute
- 37BHandset Mute (does not work?)
- 38BTransfer
- 39BConference
- 40BConference Split (5324 IP Phone only)
- 41BAdd Held (5324 IP Phone only)
- 42BSwap
- 43BCall Forward
- 44BCall Forward - Remote (I am Here)
- 45BCall Forward - Forced
- 46BCall Forward - Toggle
- 47BMessaging - Advisory
- 48BMessaging - Callback
- 49BAccount Codes
- 50BCallback
- 51BCall Park
- 52BCall Park - System
- 53BCall Park - Specific Orbit
- 54BCall Park - Destination Phone
- 55BCall Pickup
- 56BCampon
- 57BDo Not Disturb
- 58BOverride
- 59BPaging - PA
- 60BPaging - Direct
- 61BHandsfree Answerback to a Direct Page
- 62BPaging - All Sets
- 63BPaging - Group
- 64BDirect Station Select/Busy Lamp Field (DSS/BLF)
- 65BDirect Station Select (DSS)/Busy Lamp Field (BLF)/Call Pickup
- 66BDirect Page/Busy Lamp Field (DP/BLF)
- 67BDirect Station Select (DSS)/Busy Lamp Field (BLF)/Direct Page/Call Pickup
- 68BHeadset Operation
- 69BMusic
- 70BPark and Page
- 71BRecord a Call
- 72BAuto-Latch Microphone
- 73BReminder
- 74BReminder - Multiple
- 75BCall Logging (5324 IP Phone only)
- 76BPhonebook
- 77BCall Monitoring
- 78BDoor Opener
- 79BNight Answer
- 80BDate and Time Setup
- 81BRelease
- 82B
- Secure Hot Swap
- 83BMobile Extension
- 84BTurn the conference unit on and off
- 85BAdjust the conference unit volume
- 86BPlace the conference unit in Presentation mode
- Mute the Conference Unit
- Exit the conference
- 89BTo start a Conference
- 90BAdjust the conference unit volume
- 91BMute the conference unit
- 92BExit the conference
- 93BLINE INTERFACE MODULE MODE
- 94BFAILOVER MODE
- 95BEMERGENCY CALLS
- 96BFEATURE ACCESS CODES

5312/5324 IP Phones User Guide
Secure Hot Swap
Secure Hot Swap allows you to “swap” your own phone programming when you are using any other
IP phone that is enabled to support the feature. When you dial your phone’s extension number and
your assigned Hot Swap Personal Identification Number, the “swapped” phone immediately assumes
most of your phone settings, including key programming. Any changes you make to the phone while
you are logged in—for example, adding a speed dial—are saved to your personal profile.
To Hot Swap a phone (the phone must be idle):
1. Dial *68 or the appropriate feature access code.
2. Dial the extension number of the phone you wish to swap.
3. Enter your four-digit Hot Swap Personal Identification Number (PIN).
To verify that the phone has been swapped:
1. Press
(MENU).
2. Press the Prime Line key.
If the phone is successfully swapped, the display shows the extension of the phone whose
settings you wished to swap.
To log out of the Swapped phone (the phone must be idle):
• Dial *68 on the phone on which you initiated the Hot Swap.
Note: Your profile can only be active on one phone at a time. You must “unswap” from the current
swapped phone before you can initiate a Hot Swap of another phone.
Mobile Extension
Mitel Mobile Extension is a software solution that enables you to twin your desk phone with an
external PSTN-connected phone (your cell phone, for example). Calls arriving at the desk phone ring
the cell phone simultaneously, until one or the other is answered, or if unanswered, are forwarded to
voice mail. For information about configuring Mobile Extension on your Mitel IP device, refer to the
Mobile Extension Quick Reference Guide available at www. mitel.com or contact your Administrator.
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