Cisco 7945 Series Manual de início rápido - Página 22

If this is your first time configuring your VoIP phone's mobility settings, click

the Add New button. Otherwise, click the Find button, and then click the link

under the Name column to edit your existing settings.

Enter a short description of the remote phone number in the

Dial

9 followed by a seven-digit remote phone number, such as a cell phone

number, in the Destination Number* field.

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The remote phone number must be a local, seven-digit phone number.

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Be sure to dial

The next three fields,

Timer (ms)*, and Delay Before Ringing Timer (ms)*, can be used to adjust the

relationship between your VoIP phone and your cell phone. We recommend

using the default values to begin with; then adjust the values if you encounter

problems with the delay between your VoIP phone and cell phone.

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Answer Too Soon Timer (ms)*

amount of time that must pass before you can answer your cell phone.

Increase this value to lengthen the minimum time; decrease the value to

shorten the minimum time. (Default=1500; Min=0; Max=10000)

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Answer Too Late Timer (ms)*

amount of time that can pass before you can answer your cell phone.

Increase this value to lengthen the maximum time; decrease this value to

shorten the maximum time. (Default=19000; Min=10000; Max=300000)

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Delay Before Ringing Timer (ms)*

before your cell phone rings when a call is placed to your VoIP phone.

Increase this value to lengthen the delay; decrease this value to shorten

the delay. (Default=4000; Min=0; Max=30000)

Click the

Remote Destination Profile* drop-down menu and select your profile.

Your profile is named RDP_ulid where ulid is your personal ULID.

Put a check mark next to

Make sure a check mark is next to

10.

Click the

Save button.

9 before the seven-digit phone number.

Answer Too Soon Timer (ms)*, Answer Too Late

– This value indicates the minimum

– This value indicates the maximum

Mobile Phone.

Enable Mobile Connect.

Name* field.

– This value indicates the time delay