Cisco IPICS Manual de usuario

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QUICK START

Using Cisco IPICS

on Your IP Phone

Prerequisites

Identifying the Buttons and Softkeys

on the IP Phone

Accessing and Using Cisco IPICS

Tips and Guidelines for Using

Cisco IPICS

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Prerequisites

The following prerequisites must be met

before you can access the Cisco IPICS

service from a Cisco Unified IP Phone:

•The Cisco IPICS service must be

configured as a phone service for

Cisco Unified CallManager or for

Cisco Unified CallManager Express.

•User login credentials must be

configured in your user profile in the

Cisco IPICS server.

•Cisco Unified CallManager users must

subscribe to the Cisco IPICS service by

using the Cisco Unified CallManager

User Options web site.

Identifying the Buttons and

Softkeys on the IP Phone

When the Cisco IPICS service is enabled on

your IP phone, you can communicate with

other Cisco IPICS users to participate in

assigned channels and VTGs by using the

buttons and softkeys on your IP phone.

Note: The softkeys that display in the IP

phone touchscreen change based on the

menu that you access. For example, the

Select softkey displays in one menu and the

Submit softkey displays in another menu.

Figure 1 shows an illustration of the

Cisco IPICS service and associated buttons

and softkeys that you use on your IP phone.

Figure 1 IP Phone with Cisco IPICS

For More Information

For additional information about the

Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration

System (Cisco IPICS), release 2.1(1), refer

to the Cisco IPICS Server Administration

Guide, Release 2.1(1).

Refer to the following URL for the

complete Cisco IPICS documentation suite:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/

ps7026/tsd_products_support_series_home

.html

IP Phone Buttons and Softkeys

Number Button/Softkey Description

1 Services

button

Press to access the

Services menu

2 Select softkey Press to select an

entry and

continue

3Submit

softkey

Press to enter

your digit ID and

4Update

softkey

Press to receive

your channels

and VTGs

5 Navigation

button

Press to scroll

through list of

channels/VTGs

6 PTT softkey Press and hold to

talk on a channel

or VTG

7 Latch softkey Press to latch a

channel or VTG

8 Stop softkey Press to disengage

latch mode

9 Logout

softkey

Press to log out of

Cisco IPICS

10 More softkey Press to see more

options (on some

phone models)

Accessing and Using Cisco IPICS

Follow these steps to access and use

Cisco IPICS from your IP phone:

1. Press the Services button to access the

Services menu. (Services menu access

varies on some phone models.)

2. Choose the Cisco IPICS service; then,

press the Select softkey.

3. Enter your digit ID and digit password

(PIN); then, press the Submit softkey.

4. Press the Update softkey to receive your

current list of channels and VTGs.

5. To participate in a channel/VTG, use

the Navigation button to scroll to the

specific channel/VTG; then, press the

Select softkey.

6. To talk on the channel/VTG, press and

hold the PTT softkey.

7. To latch the channel/VTG, press the

Latch softkey.

8. To disengage the latch, press the Stop

softkey.

Note: On some phone models, you must

press the More softkey to see Latch.

9. When you are done talking, release the

PTT softkey to return to listen mode.

10. To log out of the Cisco IPICS service,

press the Logout softkey.

Note: On some phone models, you must

press the More softkey to see Logout.

Tips and Guidelines for Using

Cisco IPICS

The following tips and guidelines are

provided to help you most effectively use

your IP phone with Cisco IPICS:

•To access Cisco IPICS help, press the

Help softkey.

•Your assigned channels and VTGs

display in alphabetized order from the

server.

•Cisco IPICS does not automatically

download channels/VTGs to the phone.

To view an updated list, press the

Update softkey.

•If the Cisco IPICS service has been

configured to bypass your login

credentials, and if only one channel or

VTG is assigned, Cisco IPICS

automatically activates that

channel/VTG for your use.

•You can log in to Cisco IPICS on two or

more phones simultaneously and send

and receive audio on all of the phones.

•If your phone loses connectivity to the

server while you are logged in to the

Cisco IPICS service, you can continue

to use the PTT functionality for the

channel/VTG that is currently selected.

However, the phone cannot connect to

other channels/VTGs until server

connectivity is re-established.

•By default, your phone automatically

logs out of the Cisco IPICS service after

30 minutes of inactivity.

•When the Cisco Unified Wireless IP

Phone 7921 connects to an active

Cisco IPICS channel/VTG, the phone

remains in an active receive state, which

limits the life of the battery. To ensure

sufficient power supply, maintain a

backup battery for your phone.

•You can customize the softkeys on the

Cisco Unified Wireless IP Phone

7920/7921 to enable direct access to the

Services menu.

•On the Cisco Unified Wireless IP Phone

7921, you can use either the PTT button

or the PTT softkey to participate in a

channel or VTG.

Note: Refer to the Cisco IPICS Server

Administration Guide, Release 2.1(1) for

detailed information about using the

Cisco Unified IP Phone with Cisco IPICS.

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