Table 1.
Feature
Lighted Hold key
Lighted Menu key
Lighted Message Waiting
indicator
Deep-Sleep option
Co-branding
Multiple-language support
Speakerphone
Headset support
Graphical display
Four softkey buttons and
scroll toggle bar
Network features
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Features and Benefits
Benefit
The key lights when pressed to put a call on hold and stays lit until the held call has been resumed, or flashes if one
call is held while another is engaged; the key is dark when no calls are on hold.
The key lights when pressed to access voicemail messages, call logs, network settings, user preferences, corporate
directories, and XML services; it stays lit while menu items are active.
The key lights when there is new voicemail, and the light is visible on both the phone chassis and the handset; it
stays lit until you process your new voicemail.
Power savings can be recognized by cycling power by time of day and day of week.
The Co-branding button allows customers to include their logo on the 6900 Series phones. Cisco has approved
third-party vendors to produce the buttons.
The following languages are supported:
● Arabic (Arabic area)
● Bulgarian (Bulgaria)
● Catalan (Spain)
● Chinese (China)
● Chinese (Hong Kong)
● Chinese (Taiwan)
● Croatian (Croatia)
● Czech (Czech Republic)
● Danish (Denmark)
● Dutch (Netherlands)
● English (United Kingdom) - Prompts only
● Estonian (Estonia)
● French (France)
● Finnish (Finland)
● German (Germany)
● Greek (Greece)
● Hebrew (Israel)
● Hungarian (Hungary)
● Italian (Italy)
● Japanese (Japan)
● Latvian (Latvia)
● Lithuanian (Lithuania)
● Korean (Korea Republic)
● Norwegian (Norway)
● Polish (Poland)
● Portuguese (Portugal)
● Portuguese (Brazil)
● Romanian (Romania)
● Russian (Russian Federation)
● Spanish (Spain)
● Slovak (Slovakia)
● Swedish (Sweden)
● Serbian (Republic of Serbia)
● Serbian (Republic of Montenegro)
● Slovenian (Slovenia)
● Thai (Thailand)
● Turkish (Turkey)
Full-duplex speakerphone allows for flexibility in placing and receiving calls. (6911, 6921, 6941, 6945 and 6961).
RJ9 interface to optional headset allows customers to enjoy additional options for placing and receiving calls. (6921,
6941, 6945 and 6961).
Pixel-based graphical, monochrome anti-glare displays with white backlighting provide scrollable access to calling
features and text-based XML applications. (6921, 6941, 6945 and 6961).
Your calling options are dynamically present; the scroll toggle bar allows easy movement through the displayed
information. (6921, 6941, 6945 and 6961)
Network features include Cisco Discovery Protocol and IEEE 802.1 p/q tagging and switching.
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