User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Directory
- 1 Picture
- 2 Table
- 3 Safety Instruction
- 4 Overview
- 5 Install Guide
- 6 Appendix Table
- 7 Introduction to the User
- 8 Basic Function
- 9 Advance Function
- 10 Phone Settings
- 11 Web Configurations
- 12 Network >> Basic
- 12.1 Network >> Service Port
- 12.2 Network >> Advanced
- 12.3 Line >> SIP
- 12.4 Line >> SIP Hotspot
- 12.5 Line >> Dial Plan
- 12.6 Line >> Action Plan
- 12.7 Line >> Basic Settings
- 12.8 Phone settings >> Features
- 12.9 Phone settings >> Media Settings
- 12.10 Phone settings >> MCAST
- 12.11 Phone settings >> Action
- 12.12 Phone settings >> Time/Date
- 12.13 Phone settings >> Tone
- 12.14 Phone settings >> Advanced
- 12.15 Phonebook >> Contact
- 12.16 Phonebook >> Cloud phonebook
- 12.17 Phonebook >> Call List
- 12.18 Phonebook >> Web Dial
- 12.19 Phonebook >> Advanced
- 12.20 Call Logs
- 12.21 Function Key >> Function Key
- 12.22 Function Key >> Softkey
- 12.23 Function Key >> Advanced
- 12.24 Application >> Manage Recording
- 12.25 Security >> Web Filter
- 12.26 Security >> Trust Certificates
- 12.27 Security >> Device Certificates
- 12.28 Security >> Firewall
- 12.29 Device Log >> Device Log
- 13 Trouble Shooting
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Picture 76 - Voice message interface
Picture 77 - Configure voicemail number
9.9 SIP Hotspot
SIP hotspot is a simple but practical function. With simple configurations, the SIP hotspot
function can implement group ringing. SIP accounts can be expanded.
Set a phone as a SIP hotspot and other phones (B and C) as SIP hotspot clients. When
somebody calls phone A, phones A, B, and C will all ring. When any phone answers the
call, other phones will stop ringing. The call can be answered by only one phone. When
B or C initiates a call, the SIP number registered by phone A is the calling number.
To set a SIP hotspot, register at least one SIP account.