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Lines and Telephones: Equipment
ISC Networking and Telecommunications supports several different phone sets. If you need assistance in choosing the set that is right for your work space, or if you would like help determining which set you currently use, please contact our customer service team at 746-6000 or service-requests@isc.upenn.edu. A description of the major phone sets we currently support can be found below. Rate information for equipment can be found on our rates pages .
PennNet Phone: Cisco IP 7940
The Cisco IP 7940 come with many easy-to-use features to help you manage your
communications.
Note: Please do not plug any computers or laptops into the access port on any
model of PennNet Phone, doing so will degrade the voice performance of your set
and others on the network.
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Cisco IP 7940

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- Call Logs/Directories - Lets you view call history for missed, received,
and placed calls; make a call from the call history; and add names and phone
numbers to your personal phone book. You can also save phone numbers from
missed, received, and placed calls to your personal phone book.
- External Directory - Lets you search the public view of the Penn
Online Directory. Caller ID
- Display Screen - Lets you view standard phone information, access menus,
and use soft keys to select calling features like Redial, Hold, and Transfer.
In standard view, the top of the screen displays the time, date, and your
telephone number; the right side of the screen displays your telephone number
and an envelope icon which blinks when you have messages waiting.
- Indicator Light - Blinks or glows red when you have an incoming
call or a new voice message.
- Soft Keys - Are used to activate various features and functions (softkeys
are displayed along the bottom of your phone screen). The options displayed
above the softkeys will change depending on the state of phone. For example,
when you are speaking with someone the Hold option appears; when the phone
is idle Redial and NewCall are displayed.
- Settings Button -
Lets you change the phone settings for contrast (shades of the display screen)
and select the ring type (multiple ring types are provided), and set caller
preferences such as Call Waiting.
- Headset -
Lets you listen hands-free by inserting the plug of the headset into the
headset jack and then toggling the Headset button on or off.
- Volume -
Lets you adjust the volume during a conversation or while listening to a
message. When the phone is on the hook, you can also use the volume button
to adjust the ringer volume.
- Keypad -
Works exactly like the keypad on a traditional phone.
- Navigation Button - Lets you navigate through the menu system and scroll through on-screen
help text.
- Adjustable Footstand - Lets you adjust the phone from
flat to 60 degrees to provide optimum display viewing and comfortable use
of all buttons and keys.
- Services - The Services button is not used at this time.
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PennNet Phone: Polycom SoundStation IP 4000
Designed for conference rooms and offices, the Polycom SoundStation IP
4000 provides excellent voice coverage: you can speak naturally from up
to 10-feet away from the phone and still be heard clearly on the far
end of the call. Optional extension microphones are available to provide
increased coverage for larger rooms.
Note: Please do not plug any computers or laptops into the access port on any
model of PennNet Phone, doing so will degrade the voice performance of your set
and others on the network.
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- Full-duplex sound - For natural two-way conversations,
so you can talk and hear at the same time, no more awkward walkie-talkie
conversations.
- Greater room coverage - Speak naturally from up to 10
feet away from the microphone.
- Backlit Display Screen - For easy viewing and menu navigation.
- Indicator Light - Blinks or glows red when you have an
incoming call, green when the call has been answered.
- Softkeys - Are used to activate various features and functions
(softkeys are displayed on the phone screen). The options displayed above
the soft keys will change depending on the state of phone. For example, when
you are speaking with someone the Hold option appears; when the phone is idle
New Call is displayed.
- Volume Button - Lets you adjust the volume during a conversation. When the phone is idle, you can also use the volume button to adjust the ringer volume.
- Mute Button - Lets you toggle one/off the microphone during
a conversation.
- Redial Button - Redials the last call placed from the
phone.
- Select Button - Choose an item on the menu.
- Phone Button - Lets you originate a call, end a call, and
answer incoming calls.
- Key Pad - Works exactly like the keypad on a traditional phone.
- Scroll Button - Lets you navigate through the menu and scroll
through on-screen help text.
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Page updated on April 23, 2008
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