Avaya E159 Riferimento rapido - Pagina 7

Sfoglia online o scarica il pdf Riferimento rapido per Telefono IP Avaya E159. Avaya E159 9. Ip media station

Stampa la pagina

Making a call from the Recent Calls list

1. Display the list of your recent calls as described in

Displaying recent

calls.

2. Perform one of the following actions:

• On an iOS device, tap the recent call entry that you

want to call.

• On an Android device, from the most recent calls

list, tap the recent call entry that you want to call.

• On an Android device, from the list of recent calls,

perform one of the following actions:

- Tap the handset icon on the call entry that you

want to call.

- Press and hold the call entry that you want to

call. Choose Call to make the call over your SIP

network or choose Call using Cellular to make

the call over the cellular network of the

smartphone .

• On the media station, when the display shows the

number you want to call, press the Call/Volume

button.

The call is made to the displayed number.

Deleting call history

Deleting entries in your recent calls works differently on

different smart devices. On some devices, you can delete

all recent calls. On other devices, you can only delete

recent calls one at a time.

1. Display the list of recent calls on the media station or

display a recent call using the Call/Volume button.

2. Perform one of the following actions:

• Sweep the recent call to the left and tap Delete to

delete the entry.

• Tap the Delete icon that displays to the left of the

Settings icon. Tap Delete to delete all your recent

call entries.

• Press the Voice Mail button followed by digit 3 on

the keypad to delete the selected entry.

Miscellaneous features

Signing in to the app

1. Open the media station app.

2. Tap Settings > Account Setup.

3. Do one of the following:

• If the account already exists, tap the active account.

• If an account does not exist, tap Add SIP Account

and enter the Username and Password.

4. Tap Sign In.

The app displays Available and the gray dot changes

to a green check mark if the account information is

correct.

Signing out from the app

1. Open the media station app.

2. Tap Settings > Account Setup.

3. Tap the account telephone number.

The app displays the basic parameters of the account.

4. Tap Sign Out.

The app displays Offline (Disconnected) and the

green check mark changes to a gray dot.

Control of the audio stream

Important:

Audio streams for SIP calls only route through the

media station, not the smartphone. Audio streams for

mobile calls can route through the media station or the

smartphone. The media station does not support any

audio playback or audio streams from the smart device

during an active call.

Review the following sections to understand how audio

stream control works.

SIP calls

You can only hear the audio for calls made to or answered

from the telephony server on the media station handset or

speakerphone. If you make or answer a SIP call on a

smartphone using the media station app, you cannot hear

the audio on the smartphone. You can only hear the audio

on the media station.

Scenario: You register your smartphone with the media

station. You go to a conference room that is within

Bluetooth range of the media station. You receive a call

originating on the SIP telephony server. The media station

app alerts you to the call on your smartphone. If you try to

answer the call from the smartphone, you cannot

converse with the caller because the media station

connected to the telephony server controls the audio

stream. You must return to your office to continue the call.

This scenario is also true when making a call using the

media station app on a smartphone.

Cellular calls

You hear the audio for calls made to or answered from a

cellular network on the smartphone or on the media

station handset or speakerphone when you pair the

smartphone with the media station. If you make or answer

a mobile call on a smartphone, you can choose to hear

the audio stream on the smartphone or the media station

handset or speakerphone.

Scenario: You register your smartphone with the media

station. You go to a conference room that is outside the

Bluetooth range of the media station. You receive a call

originating from the cellular network. If you answer the call

from the smartphone, you can converse with other person

because the cellular network controls the audio stream.

You might need to manually change the audio source on

your smart device to receive the call. You can also return

to your office before you answer the call and receive the

call on your media station handset or speakerphone.

Important:

When you make or answer a call on a cellular network,

you cannot manually transfer the audio to the media

station handset or speakerphone. However, if you are

on a cellular call and you become within Bluetooth

range of the media station, the audio automatically

transfers from your smartphone to the media station.

Updates

Updating the media station app

Avaya releases regular updates to the media station app.

Update the media station app when prompted by your

smart device.

Depending on your smart device, some apps update

automatically. Some smart devices require you to

manually install the update. If your smart device

automatically updates your apps, you do not need to

perform any action. If you must manually update your

apps, follow this procedure.

1. From your smart device, navigate to the Apple App

store or the Google Play store.

2. Search for avaya.

3. Select the Avaya Media Station app.

4. Tap UPDATE.

The icon changes to INSTALL.

5. Tap INSTALL.