The basic and audio features of the Cisco 7940 IP phone can be modified according to the user's preferences.
Click a link below for a description on how to modify that feature:
Height of the footstand
Ringer type
Ringer volume
Handset, speakerphone and headset volume during an active call
LCD contrast
To adjust the
height of the footstand:
- Push the adjustment knob on the footstand located on the right-hand side of the phone.
- Adjust the footstand to the height desired.
- Push the footstand adjustment knob again.
To change the
ringer type:
- Press the
settings button or the button with the
check mark in a box.
- Use the scroll keys to highlight
Ring Type in the settings menu.
- Press the
Select soft key to display a list of ring types.
- Press the
Play soft key to hear a ring type.
- Press
Select and then press the
OK soft key to choose a ring type.
- Press the
Save soft key to save the selection.
To adjust the
ringer volume:
Note: The phone must be idle when adjusting the ringer volume.
- Press the
up or
down volume keys to hear a sample ring.
- Press the
up or
down volume keys again to adjust the volume to the level desired.
- Press the
settings button or the button with the
check mark in a box.
- Press the
Save soft key to save the new volume level.
To adjust the
handset,
speakerphone and
headset volume for the current active call:
- Press the
Volume key to increase or decrease the volume.
- Press the
settings button or the button with the
check mark in a box.
- Press the
Save soft key to save the new volume level.
Note: The volume setting will only be changed for the option being used. For example, if the volume is changed for the handset, it will need to be changed again if switching to speakerphone.
To change the
LCD contrast:
- Press the
settings button or the button with the
check mark in a box.
- Use the scroll buttons to highlight
Contrast option in the settings menu.
- Press the
up or
down soft key to set the LCD contrast.
- Press the
OK soft key to change the setting.
- Press the
Save soft key to save the new contrast setting.
Created by the PeopleSoft Knowledge Management Team.
Copyright © 2003
All rights reserved.
Created: dcb 1/20/2003
Reviewed: 09/23/2004