User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Set up the Phone
- 3. Phone User Interface
- 3.1 Hardware Component Instructions
- 3.2 Phone Screen Display Features
- 3.3 Basic Network Settings
- 3.4 SIP Account Settings
- 3.5 Basic Features
- 3.5.1 Making a Call
- 3.5.2 Anonymous Call
- 3.5.3 Redial
- 3.5.4 Call Log
- 3.5.5 Making Calls to Contact
- 3.5.6 Multi-lines to Answer the Call
- 3.5.7 Auto-Answer
- 3.5.8 Ending a Call
- 3.5.9 Using Hold and Recover (Switch Calling Line)
- 3.5.10 Transferring Calls
- 3.5.11 Using Mute
- 3.5.12 Do Not Disturb
- 3.5.13 3-way Conference
- 3.5.14 Voice Mail
- 3.6 Advanced Settings
- 3.7 Keypad Setting
- 4. WEB User Interface
- 5 SIP Account
- 6 Programmable keys
- 7 Phone Setting
- 9 Phone Maintenance
- 10 Security
- 10.1 Password
- 11 WEB Other Settings or Information - Appendix
You have two options for power supply. Your system administrator will advise you which one to
use.
AC power adapter
POE(Power over Ethernet) IEEE802.3af
USB(Standard DC 5V)
NOTES
：Pls make sure your phone support POE feature.
Note: If POE works, the phone doesn't need to connect to the AC power adapter. Make sure
the Ethernet cable and switch/hub is POE compliant.
3. Phone User Interface
3.1 Hardware Component Instructions
The main hardware components of the IP530 IP Phone are the LCD screen and the keypad.