NEC Inaset R2, User Manual

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1-2 Introduction
INASET R2 User Guide - Revision 1
— Supports the optional “OpenWorX Applications for INASET”,
providing users with enhanced calling features by using the
network-based OpenWorX shared directory. These applications
include:
• Corporate and Personal directories
• Inbound and Outbound Call Logging with call return
• Location Status
• Text Messaging
• Screen Pop
• Local Application Mode
— The INASET R2 application keys operate in a fixed configuration
using this mode.
— The application keys are used to access the local Personal Directory
and Inbound Call Log applications.
• The Personal Directory includes import capability
• Inbound Call Log provides a Call Return feature
— A Browser button is also provided for network browsing and access
to custom developed applications.
INASET R2 Browser
The INASET R2 integrated browser is designed to support the
implementation of integrated network applications using a wide range of
web-based languages such as: JAVA/JSP, HTML, XML, ASP, CFM, and
PHP.
Telephony Transformation Gateway
The optional Telephony Transformation Gateway (TTG) from Net6
transforms Web pages to fit the specifications of the INASET R2
terminal. The TTG also provides Network-based applications for INASET
R2 users.
How
T
his Guide is Organized
Chapter 1
Introduction
This chapter provides a brief overview of the INASET R2 phone, along
with how this guide is organized.
Chapter 2
Features
This chapter describes the INASET R2 phone features and functions.
Chapter 3
INASET R2 Setup
This chapter explains how to configure the user setup options for the
INASET R2 allowing it to be personalized for your use.
Chapter 4
Home Application Setup
This chapter describes the Home Application function available on the
INASET R2 phone. Enabling you to use many of the functions supported
by a conventional multi-line NEC Dterm telephone.
Chapter 5
Local Application Mode
This chapter describes how the Local Application mode allows the user
to add, edit, download, or delete contacts to the Directory; dial or obtain
details on incoming callers; and access a browser.