Telephone Feature Overview — page 4
Basic Information
P
olycom offers a solution that fits all of your business
communication needs. The SoundPoint® IP 335 delivers an entry
level Voice over IP telephone that integrates with Broadcore. This
entry-level phone is just perfect for a lobby or kitchen.
IP335 Features
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Revolutionary voice quality delivered through
Polycom HD Voice technology
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High-resolution 102 x 33-pixel backlit, graphical display
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Two-line entry-level phone
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Integrated Power over Ethernet (PoE) support (Class 2)
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Hands-free speakerphone
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Advanced functionality, including shared lines, busy lamp
field, three-way conferencing, and XML microbrowser
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Two port 10/100 Ethernet Switch
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Dedicated RJ-9 headset port
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Wall mounting included
Reading the Display
Looking at your phone your extension appears at the top right of the display. To the right
of your extension is an icon. This icon will change depending on the status of the phone.
Status
Heading on the Display
Icon
Idle and ready
Day, date and time
Solid Phone (filled in)
Incoming call
“Call from:” caller ID
Dancing Musical Notes
Line 1 blinks green
Making a call
“Connecting to:” caller ID
Handset/Speakerphone/
Headset
Line 1 solid green
On a call
Time, and duration
of call, caller ID
Handset/Speakerphone/
Headset
Line 1 solid green
Call on hold
“Hold: “ caller ID
Phone with blinking
upside down handset.
Line 1 blinks red.
Voicemail message waiting
1 new message and the red
light blinks. Softkey Msgs
for voicemail appears
Envelope
Missed Call
1 new missed call
No change
On a three-way call
Active conference
Handset/Speakerphone/
Headset
Indicates phone is not
registered and will be unable
to place or receive calls
even in case of emergency.
(see below for details.)
Hollow phone
Additional notes about the display
If you have missed calls and/or voicemail messages, the top portion of the display will scroll.
The highlighted number at the far left is the amount of screens that will scroll. Including, the
current date and time, the number of voicemail messages, the number of missed calls, and the
extension that these activities occurred.
