Cisco 9951 Video Quick Reference Manual

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Line Keys
One line key is always the primary phone number.
CS&T can program the other keys to be either
speed dials (regular or busy notification) or line
appearances**.
Call State by Color:
Solid Green—Active Call
Pulsing Green—Call on hold
Flashing Amber– Incoming call
Solid Red—Remote line in use (shared line)
Pulsing Red– Remote call on hold
**Line appearance is when another phone number rings on your phone (e.g. a second line). It will be a device line appearance (other people's phone
numbers) or a phantom line appearance (number that isn't primary on any phone —e.g. department's main phone number).
Button
Icon
Applications
Call history
Change Ringtone
Preferences>Ringtone
Back
Conference
 Can have a total of 4 people on
one call
Contacts
 UCF Directory
Headset
Hold
Messages
Automatically dials voicemail.
Mute
Lit red when on.
Cisco Unified Video Camera
The video camera is adjustable and detachable.
1. LED Indicators—When in use and transmitting the LED turns green. When the LED is lit red
the video is muted.
2. Camera Lens and Shutter– Lens swivels up and down to adjust the angle. The lens can be
turned clockwise to shutter it and block video transmission.
Computer Services & Telecommunications Department
Cisco VOIP Phones
9951 Video

Quick Reference Guide

About the Phone

Basic Settings

Button Feature
Video Camera
Detachable video camera
Button
Icon
Navigation pad
 Up, down, right and left navigation
 Select button is in middle, see Select
Release
Select
Used to choose menu options.
Lit white when phone is in power save mode.
Press button to wake.
Speakerphone
Transfer
VOLUME key
Change the volume of the ringer
Take handset off the hook
Press the VOLUME key to adjust
ringer level
Press Save soft key
Session buttons
Buttons display different menu
options as you use the phone.
Soft Keys
These keys display different menu
options as you use the phone.
Button Feature
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July 2012