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    USER GUIDE[...]

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    - iii - Table of Contents 5001 IP PHONE ......................................................................................................... 1 Mitel N etworks™ 5001 IP U se r Gui de ............................................................................... 1 Notice ........................................................................[...]

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    Table of Contents - iv -[...]

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    - 1 - 5001 IP Phone Mitel Networks™ 5001 IP User Guide Notice The inf ormation co ntaine d in this document is belie ved to be accurate in all res pects bu t is not warranted b y Mitel N etwork s Corporati on (Mitel) . The inf ormation is subjec t to chang e without n otice and shoul d not be c onstrued i n any wa y as a com mitment b y Mitel or [...]

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    User Guide - 2 - A bout The 5001 IP Phone A bout Your Set The Mite l Network s 5001 I P Phone is a digita l telephone that con nects d irectl y to a 10/100 BaseT Ethernet network . It is supporte d b y the Mitel N etwork s 3100 Inte grated Com munic ations Platf orm (ICP) Releas e 3.0 an d later sof tware. Note: The 5001 IP phone is not s uitable f[...]

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    User Guide - 3 - Important Safe ty Instructions A nd Precautions W hen using your te lephon e equipm ent, basic s afety prec autions should always be f ollowed to reduce the risk of fir e, electric shoc k and i njury to per sons, inc luding the follo wing: • Do not use t his produc t near water, for ex ample, n ear a bat htub, wash bowl, k itchen[...]

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    User Guide - 4 - Symbols This symbol m ay appear o n the produc t. The ex clamation po int wit hin an eq uilater al triangl e indic ates that impor tant operatin g and m aintenanc e (servic ing) ins tructio ns are inc luded in the liter ature accom panying the pr oduct. Initializing And Registering The Phone IP phon e initia lizatio n occurs autom [...]

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    User Guide - 5 - Adjusting Volume Lev els Ringer Control To adj ust the Ringer Volum e while the s et is ri nging: • Press to incr ease the volum e. • Press to decr ease the volum e. Handset Re ceiver Volum e Contro l To adj ust the Handset Receiv er Volum e when you are using t he han dset: • Press to incr ease the volum e. • Press to decr[...]

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    User Guide - 6 - Note: W hile m ounting scr ews or a stan dard wall m ount brack et m ay be used to m ount the p hone on the wa ll, standar d telepho ne jack s are not us ed as the phone is connec ted directl y to the L AN. Call H and ling About Call Handling The des ignation car d on the f ront of your teleph one shou ld look like the f ollowin g:[...]

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    User Guide - 7 - Messag e If the m essage ind icator is f lashin g slowl y while th e phone is not ring ing, th is indic ates tha t you ha ve a m essage or vo icem ail. Note: For vo icem ail to work properl y with the 500 1 IP phone , Call Forward m ust be activate d on the set. To ac tivate Call Forward on the phone: 1. Lift the handset. 2. Dial 6[...]

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    User Guide - 8 - To tr ansfer a c all: • Press HOLD. • Dial the num ber of the third part y. • Do one of the follo wing: - To com plete the T ransf er, hang up. - To annou nce the T ransf er, wait for an a nswer, cons ult, and hang up. To f orm a conf erence call when a t wo-part y call is a lread y in place, or to add a nother par ty to an e[...]

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    User Guide - 9 - To use a f eature acces s code, simpl y pick up the h andset and d ial the cod e num bers. Feature N ame Code Descriptio n Account C odes 665 An accou nt code can be ass igned to a n incom ing or outgo ing cal l for track ing purposes. Alarm Calls 668 Allows a n extens ion user t o setup an alarm (wak e-up or rem inder) call to rin[...]

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    User Guide - 10 - Feature N ame Code Description Follo w Me 622 This feature allo ws an extens ion us er to tem poraril y divert their ca lls to another ex tensio n before lea ving the ir origi nal extens ion to wor k at another d esk ; calls follo w the ex tension us er to the n ew desti nation. Follow Me (I’ m Here) 626 This feature ena bles an[...]

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    User Guide - 11 - Index 1 10/100BaseT Ethern et ........................................................................................................................... 2 A Adjustin g ...................................................................................................................... ........................... 5 Handset Rec ei[...]

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    User Guide - 12 - V Voicemail ............................................................................................................................................... 7 Volume Control ..................................................................................................................................... 2 W WARNING .............[...]