Avaya IP Phone 2002 Getting Started Manual

Connecting the IP Phone 2002

Follow these steps to connect the IP Phone 2002:

Step 1:

Connect one end of the handset cord to the handset
jack on the telephone base and connect the other
end of the handset cord to the handset. Route the
cord through the cord guide.

Step 2:

Attach the stand by engaging the tabs at the front of
the stand first.

Step 3:

Connect one end of the line cord (CAT-5e cable) to
the Ethemet port on the telephone base and
connect the other end of the line cord to the LAN via
an Ethernet connection.

Step 4:

If the phone is on a LAN-powered enabled
network*, follow the prompts that appear on the
screen to finish your set up. Your system adminim­tor should provide you with the correct information
to enter, if required.

Step 5:

If LAN Power is not available, plug the optional AC
Power Adapter into the base of the telephone, and
plug the adapter into the nearest power outlet.
Country specific AC power adapters are separately
orderable.

Note

The IP Phone 2002 supports both AC power and
Power over LAN options. To use local AC power
using an optional AC adapter. Country specific AC
adapters are separately orderable.* To use Power
over LAN, the LAN infrastructure must provide
power over LAN wiring. The IP Phone 2002
supports Power over LAN in most powered LAN
configurations, induding standard IEEE 802.3af
compliant LAN powering. Before installing the IP Phone
2002, consult with your system administrator as to the
preferred powering option.

Wall Mounting

To wall mount the IP Phone 2002, discard the stand and
use the wall mounting holes on the telephone base.

Note

It is recommended that this unit not be exposed to direct
sunlight for a prolonged period of time.

Caution

Severe damage to your IP Phone 2002 will occur if this set
is plugged into an ISDN connection. Consult your system
administrator to ensure that you are plugging your set into
a 10/100 Base-T Ethernet Jack.

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2007–2009 Nortel Networks.

Document Number: NN43116-110

Document Version: Standard 01.04

Date:

January 2009

This Getting Started Card describes Nortel Networks'
IP Phone 2002. The IP Phone 2002 is a full-featured
IP telephone ideally suited for those who need multi­line access and speakerphone or headset access. It
has an integrated LCD display screen and includes
integrated switch functionality to support a co-located
PC. It provides space savings at the desktop with a
small footprint, supports local AC and LAN powering
options, and offers an intuitive user-interface - all
without sacrificing the uttra-high reliability, superior
voice quality and feature-rich communication services
that you've come to expect from Nortel Networks. The
design of the IP Phone 2002 provides single-button

access to fundiona

lity & features for maxijmum
personal productivity and efficiency. The four soft
label keys guide users through feature use as
supported on any of Nortel Networks communication
systems, making it very easy to use. For feature
descriptions and provisioning information regarding
the use of your IP Phone 2002 on a specific Nortel
Networks communication system, refer to the docum­mion provided with the system, including the system
specific IP Phone 2002 User Guide.

Making a Call with the Handset

Lift the Handset to make a call using the primary line.
Enter the phone number on the dial pad. When your
call is completed, press GOODBYE, or return the
handset to the cradle.

Making a Call with the Handset or Handsfree Press

the HANDSFREE or HEADSET key. Enter the phone

r on the dial pad. When your call is

numbe
completed, press GOODBYE.

Answerihg a Call

Answer a ringing call by lifting the HANDSET, or
pressing the HANDSFREE or HEADSET keys.

Using HOLD and MUTE

While on a call, pressing the HOLD key will place your
caller on hold. Press the LINE key to retrieve your call.
Pressing the MUTE key will mute your handset
headset, or speakerphone, so that your caller cannot
hear you. Press MUTE again to speak with your
caller. The associated LED will flash when mute

is on.
When the headset or speakerphone is being used the
associated LED will light.

Volume Control

The volume control key adjusts ringer, handset,
headset and speakerphone volumes. Press the volume
control key while your phone is ringing, or access ringer
volume via the Services list to adjust the ringer volume.
Press the volume control key while using your handset,
headset, or speakerphone to adjust the volume.

48 V DC, 520mA,