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70 Chapter 4 Installing NetVision telephones

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Access points

Instructions about installing an 802.11b access point are provided with the access point equipment,

which is sold and installed separately. The access point is set up with a unique identifier (ESS ID)

which is entered into the handset either through a configuration download or manually through the

dialpad to allow the handset to access the system through that access point.

Keycodes

Before setting up NetVision telephones, ensure that you have enough IP client keycodes enabled

to register all the NetVision telephones you require. For information about entering keycodes, see

the Keycode Installation Guide. IP clients are distributed on a one-to-one basis with NetVision and

IP telephones, so ensure that you take your entire system into consideration.

Handset and call functions

Symbol supplies a handset user guide that describes the features on the NetVision handset and how

to use them to perform basic functions.

The Business Communications Manager NetVision Feature card explains how to use the handset

to access features on the Business Communications Manager system and provides some quick tips

for basic call functions.

The Business Communications Manager Telephony Features Handbook provides information

about how to use Business Communications Manager call features.

The Business Communications Manager NetVision Phone Administrator Guide provides

instructions for assigning features to the display list, and includes an appendix containing a list of

the features that work with NetVision handsets.

Codecs

You can specify a preferred codec for your H.323 terminals. As well you can set a specific codec

in individual handset records. This allows you to create the preferred call environment for your

NetVision-based communications. The settings you choose depend on the expected network

connection points of the handsets. If all the handsets are expected to be used within a common and

consistent network, you can use the general, default setting. However, some handsets that connect

through busy systems may need specific settings to ensure consistent voice quality.

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