Vodavi NomadIP User's Guide

Wireless PhoneStation User GuideIssue 1.0 - Month 2006 P/N: 3807-14Nomad IP UG.book Page 1 Tuesday, January 24, 2006 10:11 AMDRAFTDRA

4LCD IconsNomad IP User Guide Month 2006LCD IconsThe following icons display in the top area of the LCD and indicate the status and/or action of the f

Main Menu Icons 5Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Main Menu IconsThese icons are used to access the following Nomad IP Main Menu options:Icon Description

6 Main Menu -- Displays / Options / NavigationNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Main Menu -- Displays / Options / NavigationMain Menu Display The Main Men

Main Menu -- Displays / Options / Navigation 7Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Main Menu Options ScheduleMemoAlarm ClockCalculatorWorld TimeD-Day4. Tools

8 Main Menu -- Displays / Options / NavigationNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Navigation Keys / MenusScheduleSystem (Up Nav Key)(Left Nav Key)Same as Sc

Main Menu -- Displays / Options / Navigation 9Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Idle Mode DisplayWhen in idle mode, the display of the Nomad IP will appea

10 Main Menu -- Displays / Options / NavigationNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Ringing / Call State DisplayThe following examples show the Ring/Call dis

Buttons & Functions 11Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Buttons & FunctionsThe Nomad IP has 10 digit buttons & 17 feature buttons.Digit Button

12 Buttons & FunctionsNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Button Function Description[SEND]While ringing:answers an incoming call.In Idle mode:shows rec

Ring / Message LED 13Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Ring / Message LEDThe Ring/Message LED is located at the upper right side. The LED turns ON when an

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14 Entering TextNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Entering TextYou can enter alphanumeric characters using the keypad of the Nomad IP handset. The followi

Entering Text 15Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Example:Press [4] + [6] + [6] + [3] to type the word “Good”; press the [*] key to see other choices .- I

16 Telephone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Telephone FeaturesRegistrationThe Nomad IP is one of the IP phones recognized by the TeleniumIP or

Basic Features 17Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Rebooting the Nomad IP PhoneAfter the proper setup of both wireless LAN and MFIM/VoIP card IP addresses

18 Basic FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Using Manner and Lock Mode QuicklyManner Mode (quickly set to vibrate mode)Use the Manner Mode in publi

Basic Features 19Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Redialing CallsPress [Send] to redial the last number in your Call History. The latest 100 phone number

20 Key Phone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Key Phone FeaturesPlacing a CallYou can make a call to another user in your system or to an externa

Key Phone Features 21Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Answering a CallWhen the phone rings or vibrates, press [Send]. If the earbud provided is attached

22 Key Phone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Transferring a Call This function lets you send a call to another system user.To transfer a current

Key Phone Features 23Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Holding a CallYou can place the current call on hold so you can make or receive another call.To hol

Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc. iContentsProduct Description ... 1List of Feat

24 Key Phone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Call ForwardThis feature allows you to forward calls under certain conditions. You may forward a ca

Key Phone Features 25Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006To cancel call forwarding in XTS-IP / XTSc-IP systems:1. Dial 640.2. Press [Send].CONDITIONS» When

26 Key Phone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006CONDITIONS» Call Park can only be applied to users in “talk status”.» Once a Call Park condition

Key Phone Features 27Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006DIRECTED CALL PICK-UPA station may answer (“Pick-Up”) incoming and transferred Intercom, CO and IP

28 Key Phone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Message Wait / Call BackYou can activate a Message Wait Indication requesting a Call Back when call

Key Phone Features 29Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Do Not Disturb (DND)Use this feature when you do not want to receive any phone calls.To activate Do

30 Key Phone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Flex FunctionsThe Nomad IP does not have physical Flex buttons. Flex buttons are enabled by softwar

Key Phone Features 31Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006To program a Flex Key on an XTS-IP/XTSc-IP system:1. Press the [Left] navigation button and press [

32 Key Phone FeaturesNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Push-To-Talk GroupsIn TeleniumIP systems, each Nomad IP station can be assigned to receive Push-To-

Menu Features 33Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Menu FeaturesThe Nomad IP offers a set of menus that allow you to customize your phone. These functions

Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc. iiNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Phone Book [Main Menu + 1]...34Add New ...

34 Phone Book [Main Menu + 1]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Phone Book [Main Menu + 1]This menu allows you to save and manage contact address informati

Phone Book [Main Menu + 1] 35Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Caller Groups This menu allows you to manage group information. By default, there are 4 gro

36 Phone Book [Main Menu + 1]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006To move, change, or delete Speed Dial buttons:1. Press the [LSK]. Phone Book is already sel

Call History [Main Menu + 2] 37Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Call History [Main Menu + 2]You can access the recent call register by pressing [Send].Di

38 Messages [Main Menu + 3]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Messages [Main Menu + 3]You can send/receive a short text message to/from any other IP phones

Messages [Main Menu + 3] 39Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006InboxYou can browse the messages stored in your mailbox. Any message that comes to the Nomad

40 Messages [Main Menu + 3]Nomad IP User Guide Month 20066. Use the [LSK] and [RSK] buttons to: forward, edit, delete, or delete all messages in your

Tools [Main Menu + 4] 41Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Tools [Main Menu + 4]Schedule The Scheduler keeps your agenda convenient and easy to access. Sim

42 Tools [Main Menu + 4]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006ADDING A NEW SCHEDULE ITEM1. Press the [Up] navigation key, then skip to Step 6.-or-2. Press the

Tools [Main Menu + 4] 43Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006DELETING A SCHEDULE ITEM1. Press the [Up] navigation key, then skip to Step 6.-or-2. Press the [

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44 Tools [Main Menu + 4]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006SET HOLIDAY1. Press the [Up] navigation key, then skip to Step 6.-or-2. Press the [LSK] to acces

Tools [Main Menu + 4] 45Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006SEARCHING FOR A SCHEDULE ITEM1. Press the [Up] navigation key, then skip to Step 6.-or-2. Press

46 Tools [Main Menu + 4]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006MOVING TO A SPECIFIC DATE1. Press the [Up] navigation key, then skip to Step 6.-or-2. Press the

Tools [Main Menu + 4] 47Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006MemoThis menu allows you to record a note of up to 200 characters. A maximum of 30 memos can be

48 Tools [Main Menu + 4]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006MEMO ADD1. Press the [LSK] to access the Main Menu.2. Press the [Down] navigation key to scroll

Tools [Main Menu + 4] 49Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Alarm ClockThe alarm function lets you set up to three separate alarms. You can also set the tim

50 Tools [Main Menu + 4]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006CalculatorThe calculator function allows you to add, subtract, multiply and divide.1. Press the

Tools [Main Menu + 4] 51Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006World TimeThe World Time function provides time information on major cities worldwide.1. Press t

52 Tools [Main Menu + 4]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006D-DayD-DAY FINDERThe D-day Finder shows the date after a specified number of days from a specifi

Tools [Main Menu + 4] 53Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006To review a previously entered Counter item:1. Select the desired item in the list.2. Then press

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54 Settings [Main Menu + 5]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Settings [Main Menu + 5]SoundThe Sound menu and its sub-menus are described in the following

Settings [Main Menu + 5] 55Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006POWER-ON TONEThe Power-On Tone menu determines the “switch on” effect that sounds when the No

56 Settings [Main Menu + 5]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006DisplayIn this menu, you can configure screen display options including Screen settings and t

Settings [Main Menu + 5] 57Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006LCD CONTRASTYou can adjust the brightness of the main screen by using the [Left] and [Right]

58 Settings [Main Menu + 5]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006DYNAMIC HOST CONFIGURATION PROTOCOL (DHCP)The DHCP client provides a mechanism for allocating

Settings [Main Menu + 5] 59Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006SETTING 802.11B CONFIGURATIONYou can configure the following 802.11b parameters:-SSID- Encryp

60 Settings [Main Menu + 5]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006SystemDIRECT SEND / REMOTE MODE / SAME ROUTERThese menus are all related to the MFIM/VoIP car

Settings [Main Menu + 5] 61Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Key LockWhen Key Lock is enabled, the keypad will automatically lock on an idle screen once t

62 Phone Info [Main Menu + 6]Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Phone Info [Main Menu + 6]S/W VersionThis area allows you to view the software version of y

System [Main Menu + 7] 63Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Message/Call BackRefer to “Message Wait / Call Back” on page 28.FlashUse the Flash option to in

Product Description 1Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006Product DescriptionList of FeaturesThe Nomad IP wireless phone (sometimes referred to as the WIT-30

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2Nomad IP LayoutNomad IP User Guide Month 2006Nomad IP LayoutThe following diagram will help you become familiar with your new wireless phone.* Dual-F

User Interface 3Nomad IP User Guide Month 2006User InterfaceThis section describes the LCD display, the function associated with each button, and the