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Introduction of the Keypad

IP Phone for Intelligent Systems (I-IPTEL1) 

Federal Signal www.fedsig.com

Table 3 Keypad Description

No. Interface

Description

1

Soft-menu 

Buttons

These four buttons provide different functions 

corresponding to the soft menu displayed on 

the screen.

2

Hold Key

Press the Hold key during the call to hold the 

call, and press it again to cancel the hold.

3

Transfer 

Key

Press the Transfer button to transfer the current 

call to other numbers.

4

Conference Press the Conference button to initiate a three-

party conference.

5

Navigate/

OK

Keys

Press the up/down navigation key to change 

the line or move the cursor in the screen list. 

On some settings and text editing pages, you 

can press the left/right navigation key to change 

options or move the cursor in the screen list to 

the left/right. OK key: the default is equivalent 

to soft button confirmation; you can customize.

6

Contact Key Press the Contact key to enter the address 

book interface and select the person to call.

7

Call Log 

Key

Press the Call Log key to see the incoming/

outgoing calls.

8

Standard

Telephone

Keys

The 12 standard telephone keys provide the 

same function as standard telephones; some 

keys also provide a special function by long 

pressing the key. (To long press, press and hold 

the button for more than 2 seconds.)

9

Voice Mail

Press the Voice Mail key to enter the interface 

of SMS and the voice mail list.

10

Headset 

Key

Press the Headset key to open the headset 

channel.

11

Redial

Press the Redial key to redial the last number 

dialed.

12

Hands-free

Key

Press the Hands-free key to open the audio 

channel of the speakerphone.

13

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Summary of Contents for I-IPTEL1

Page 1: ...25500823 Rev A0 1122 Printed in U S A Copyright 2022 Federal Signal Corporation Description Installation and Configuration Manual IP Phone for Intelligent Systems Model I IPTEL1...

Page 2: ...all 1 708 534 3400 This limited warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied contractual or statutory including but not limited to the warranty of merchantability warranty of fitness...

Page 3: ...he IP Phone 12 Configuring the Network Interface 13 Configuring Static Setting 16 Configuring DHCP Setting 16 Configuring PPPoE Setting 17 Configuring SIP Settings 17 Making a Live Public Address Anno...

Page 4: ...one system or use the phone and speaker as an isolated flat IP network The IP phone supports RTP multicast and DTMF activation of pre recorded siren tones pre recorded voice messages on the Federal Si...

Page 5: ...t noise monitoring capability to adjust volume automatically depending on external noise levels Informer IP Speaker allows connecting up to four external switches to activate predefined alert events Y...

Page 6: ...Campuses or school alerting Use with video security systems Plant wide live PA announcements Loud industrial facilities Weather alerting Food processing locations Plant wide alerting system Table 1 Or...

Page 7: ...ice has its own Installation Manual The following is a list of Federal Signal Informer series IP products Informer IP Desk Mount I IP IO Informer IP Wall Mount I IPW Informer15 Speaker I IP15 Informer...

Page 8: ...atic IP DHCP Power Consumption PoE 10 46 W maximum Power Consumption AC Adapter 9 13 W maximum DC Power Input 5 V 2 A max Operating temperature range 32 F to 113 F 0 C to 45 C Working Humidity Up to 9...

Page 9: ...nfiguration Manual Federal Signal www fedsig com Introduction of the Keypad The following figure illustrates the front view and the keypad of the IP Phone and the table describes the keys Figure 1 Key...

Page 10: ...key to change options or move the cursor in the screen list to the left right OK key the default is equivalent to soft button confirmation you can customize 6 Contact Key Press the Contact key to ent...

Page 11: ...re than 2 seconds 15 Volume Down Key In the standby state on hook press this button to reduce the ring volume and when on a call this button lowers the volume on the call 16 Mute Key During a call pre...

Page 12: ...to the appropriate ports as shown in the picture below Figure 2 Connecting to the Device Table 4 Hardware Interface Description No Interface Description 1 USB Port USB device connection 2 Power Port P...

Page 13: ...e IP Phone on an IP network connect your PC to the IP Phone via the PC port using the Ethernet cable provided Turn on your PC 2 Change your Local Area Connection Ethernet adapter address to 10 10 10 y...

Page 14: ...nal www fedsig com 3 Enter the default 10 10 10 100 IP address or the preconfigured static address for the IP Phone into your web browser to view the web page of the device 4 The login window appears...

Page 15: ...15 Configuring the Network Interface Description Installation and Configuration Manual Federal Signal www fedsig com 7 Click Login The System Information screen appears...

Page 16: ...ww fedsig com Configuring Static Setting To configure for static setting on the Network Basic dialog box under IPv4 Settings click the Static IP option button Configuring DHCP Setting To configure for...

Page 17: ...PPPoE setting on the Network Basic dialog box under IPv4 Settings click the PPPoE option button Configuring SIP Settings To configure for SIP setting select Line SIP Type in the following fields User...

Page 18: ...Announcement IP Phone for Intelligent Systems I IPTEL1 Federal Signal www fedsig com Making a Live Public Address Announcement To make a live PA announcement 1 Lift the handset 2 Press one of the DSS...

Page 19: ...f you are experiencing any difficulties contact Federal Signal Customer Support at 800 548 7229 or 708 534 3400 extension 7511 or Technical Support at 800 524 3021 or 708 534 3400 extension 7329 or e...

Page 20: ...l Drive University Park Illinois 60484 www fedsig com Customer Support 800 548 7229 1 708 534 3400 Technical Support 800 524 3021 1 708 534 3400 All product names or trademarks are properties of their...

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