About Your Phone:
The upper section of your phone contains a color dis-
play surrounded by buttons. The four keys below the
display are called softkeys, and they are used for fast
access to features such as the call log, the contacts list,
and other frequently used functions.
The function of the softkeys changes depending on the
action being performed. The function of each softkey
is displayed on the bottom edge of the screen directly
above the softkey.
The keys on either side of the display can be
programmed to provide access to one or more phone
lines, and for dial shortcuts and call parking.
The display screen shows the current date and time and
your user status. You can change your status when you
are away from your desk. The display will also show a
count of missed calls and voicemail messages.
Six buttons on the left side of the phone provide one-
touch access to frequently used functions:
Model P320 P325 P330 Desktop Telephones
Quick User Guide
This guide will show you how to use the features of
your Sangoma P320, P325, or P330 desktop telephone.
All three models share a nearly identical feature set.
The primary difference between the three models
is the number of line appearances and the number
programmable keys along the side of the screen.
The Model P330 includes Bluetooth connectivity for
headsets, and Wi-Fi network connectivity.
These phones are typically powered using Power Over
Ethernet (PoE). When operating over Wi-Fi or a non-
PoE Ethernet connection, the appropriate Sangoma DC
power supply is required.
Before calling Sangoma Support for help, please update
your phone to the latest firmware. Firmware update
instructions can be found at:
https://help.sangoma.com/community/s/article/Phone-Firmware-Upgrades
Voicemail
Contacts
Hold
Redial
Transfer
Conference
The buttons on the right side of the phone are used
for headset, speakerphone, volume up and down,
and call muting.
Switch call to headset
Switch call to speakerphone
Volume up / down
Call Muting on / off
Above the dialpad in the center
of the phone, you’ll find a four-
way keypad with a checkmark
button in the center, and a
cancel button to the right.
The keypad is used to select
items from the phone’s menu system. Pressing the
checkmark button displays the phone’s main menu.
The status light at the top right of the
phone changes color to indicate ringing
(flashing green), in a call (solid green)
voicemail waiting (flashing red) and
connected to voicemail (solid red).
