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4.7 The LCD Status Screen
When you first turn on the V500 or make a call, the status screen displays. The status screen is
divided into four main sections, as shown below.
Figure 10
LCD Status Screen
The following table describes the labels in this figure.
System Restart
Use this to restart the V500.
Using this feature does NOT return the V500 to
its factory defaults.
Logo Setting
Use this to define the corporate logo that
appears on the V500’s at-rest screen.
Table 6
LCD Menu Overview (continued)
MENU
DESCRIPTION
Table 7
LCD Status Screen
LABEL
DESCRIPTION
1
Time and Date Section
This section shows the current time and date configured on the V500.
2
Calling Section
This section shows information about the current active call.
3
SIP Account Tabs
These tabs show which of the four configurable SIP accounts is currently active.
When an account is activated but has not registered, a tab displays
No Reg
. When a SIP
account is registered, its name displays in the tab.
Use the
Advanced Setting
>
SIP Configuration
menus to register a SIP account.
4
Message Bar
This section displays messages and suggestions, for example “Please Dial” when a line is
activated. It also displays the current function of the softkeys below.
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No Reg
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Unused
Unused
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2
3
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