Cisco Cius User Manual
Cisco Cius User Guide, Release 9.2(3)
First Published: March 15, 2012
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 2
Preface 1
Guide Organization 1
Related Documentation 1
Additional Information 2
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request 2
Overview 3
Hardware 3
Power Button 7
Turn Cisco Cius On 7
Turn Cisco Cius Off 7
Turn On Silent Mode 8
Turn Off Silent Mode 8
Airplane Mode 8
Turn On Airplane Mode 8
Turn Off Airplane Mode 8
Turn Off the Screen 9
Home Key 9
View the Home Screen 9
Multitasking 9
Menu Key 9
View a Menu 9
Back Key 9
Go to the Previous Page or Application 9
Battery 9
Insert the Battery 10
Charge the Battery 10
Remove the Battery 10
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SIM Card 10
Insert a SIM Card 10
SIM Card Activation 11
Camera LED 11
Features 11
Lock Screen 11
Unlock the Screen 12
Add a PIN 12
Add a Password 13
Reset a Lost PIN or Password 13
Place an Emergency Call from the Unlock Screen 13
Set Screen Timeout 13
Setup Assistant 14
Run the Setup Assistant 14
Home Screen 14
Notification Bar 15
Data Connection Icon 15
Quick Launch Bar 16
Applications Menu 16
Phone Application 16
Add to Cius Home Screen 16
Search 16
Customize the Home Screen 17
Add an Application to the Home Screen 17
Add a Widget to the Home Screen 17
Add a Folder to the Home Screen 17
Move a Widget or an Icon 18
Remove a Widget or an Icon from the Home Screen 18
Change Your Wallpaper 18
Work Spaces 18
Navigate Between Work Spaces 18
On-Screen Keyboard 19
Switch Keyboard Modes 19
CHAPTER 3
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Quick Reference 21
Contents
CHAPTER 4
Applications 23
Wireless & Networks 24
Connect to a Wireless Network 24
Connect to a Hidden Wireless Network 24
Edit a Wireless Network 25
Delete a Wireless Network 25
Wireless Network Security Certificates 25
Install a Certificate 26
Connect to a Wireless Network with an EAP-TLS Certificate 26
Connect to a Wireless Network with a PEAP Certificate 27
Web Proxy 27
Add a Web Proxy 27
Edit a Web Proxy 28
Delete a Web Proxy 28
TFTP 28
Connect to a TFTP Server 29
AnyConnect VPN 29
AutoNetDetect 29
Password Persistence 29
Enable VPN 30
Add a VPN Connection Profile 30
Edit a VPN Connection Profile 30
Connect to a VPN 31
Disconnect from a VPN 31
Delete a VPN Connection Profile 32
VPN Transitioning 32
Mobile Network 32
Enable Data Access 33
Enable Data Roaming 33
View Access Point Names 33
Use Only 2G Networks 34
Select a Network Operator 34
AT&T Communication Manager 34
AT&T Communication Manager Widget 34
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Phone 35
Your Phone Number 35
Place a Call 36
Place an Emergency Call from the Unlock Screen 36
Incoming Calls 36
Answer a Call 37
Ignore a Call 37
Divert a Call 38
Call Control Bar 38
View More Call Control Bar Options 38
End a Call 38
Video Calls 38
View a Video Call in Full Screen Mode 38
Video Call Control Bar 39
Mute Your Video Transmission 39
Automatic Video Transmission 39
Stop Automatically Transmitting Video 40
Adjust Video Call Settings 40
Turn Off Video Calls 40
Self-View 40
Show Self-View 41
Barge 41
Call Forward All 41
Forward Your Calls 42
Stop Forwarding Your Calls 42
Conference 42
Add Another Party to Your Call to Create a Conference 42
Swap Between Active Calls from the Conference Dialog Box 43
View Conference Participants 43
Contacts 43
View Call Details 43
Display the Keypad 43
Do Not Disturb 44
Turn DND On and Off 44
Favorites 44
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HD Media Station 44
Call History 44
Hold 45
Put a Call on Hold 45
Put a Call on Hold by Answering a New Call 45
Line Status 45
Message Indicator 46
Missed Calls 46
Mobile Connect 46
Mute 47
Mute Your Phone 47
On-hook Dialing 47
Plus Dialing 47
Dialing an International Number 47
Privacy 47
Recent Call List 48
Set Your Ringtone 48
Secure and Nonsecure Indication Tone 48
Shared Lines 49
Speed Dial 49
Transfer 49
Transfer a Call to Another Number 50
Swap Between Active Calls from the Transfer Dialog Box 50
Visual Voicemail 50
Set Up Visual Voicemail 50
Sign In to Visual Voicemail 51
Listen to a Voice Message 51
View Voice Message Details 51
Reply to a Voice Message 52
Forward a Voice Message 52
Delete a Voice Message 52
Call Waiting 52
Cisco Unified CM User Options 52
Sign In and Out of User Options Web Pages 53
Device 53
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Select a Device From the User Options Web Pages 53
Customize Do Not Disturb Options 54
Line Settings 54
Set Up Call Forwarding for a Line 54
Change the Audible Voice Message Indicator Setting for a Line 55
Speed Dial on the Web 55
Set Up Speed-Dial Buttons 55
User Settings 55
Change Your Browser Password 56
Change Your PIN 56
Change the Language for Your User Options Web Pages 56
Directory 56
Mobility Settings 56
Add a New Remote Destination 57
Create an Access List 58
Contacts 58
Contact Details 59
Add a Contact 59
Edit a Contact 60
Remove a Contact 60
Mark a Contact as a Favorite 60
Add a Group 61
Delete a Group 61
Add a Contact to a Group 61
Contact Icons 61
Call a Contact 62
View Contact Details 62
Send an Email Message 62
Start a Conversation 62
Start a WebEx Meeting 63
Search 63
Search Your Contacts 63
Import Contacts 64
Export Contacts 64
Availability 64
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Email 64
Settings 64
Add an Email Account 65
Inbox 65
Refresh Your Inbox 66
Sort Mailbox 66
Navigate Between Email Messages 66
Search Your Email Messages 66
Send an Email Message 67
Save an Email Message Draft 67
Reply to an Email Message 68
Forward an Email Message 68
Add an Attachment to an Email Message 68
Add a CC or BCC Recipient 68
Delete an Email Message 69
Delete Multiple Email Messages 69
Delete a Folder 69
Move an Email Message 69
Mark an Email Message as a Favorite 69
Mark Multiple Email Messages as Favorites 70
Mark an Email Message as a New Message 70
Mark Multiple Email Messages as New Messages 70
Add a Signature to Your Email Messages 70
Quick Contact Badge 71
Digitally Signed Email Messages 71
Set Your Email Check Frequency 71
Reset Your Email Password 71
Select Your Ringtone 72
Edit Your Vibrate Settings 72
Chat 72
Set Up an Account 72
Add a Chat Account 73
Signing In 73
Contacts 73
Add a Chat Contact 74
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Remove a Chat Contact 74
Show Offline Contacts 74
View Chat Contact Details 74
Start a Conversation with a Chat Contact 74
Call a Chat Contact 75
Start a WebEx Meeting with a Chat Contact 75
Send an Email Message to a Chat Contact 75
Unsynced Contacts 75
Add an Unsynced Contact to Your Chat Contacts 76
Start a Conversation with an Unsynced Contact 76
Call an Unsynced Contact 76
Start a WebEx Meeting with an Unsynced Contact 76
Send an Email Message to an Unsynced Contact 76
Contact Requests 77
View Your Contact Requests 77
Conversations 77
Start a Conversation 78
End a Conversation 78
Availability 78
Add a Custom Status 78
Delete a Custom Status 79
Emoticons 79
Insert an Emoticon into a Conversation 79
Links 79
Open a URL 79
Email Address 79
Phone Number 79
WebEx 79
Search 80
Add a Search Result to Your Chat Contacts 80
Start a Conversation with a Search Result 80
Settings 80
Set Your Profile Picture 80
Remove a Profile Picture 81
Enable Status Bar Notifications 81
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Enable Audio Notifications 81
Enable In-Chat Audio Notifications 81
Set Your Ringtone 82
Sign Out of Chat 82
Calendar 82
Set Up an Account 83
Add a Calendar Account 84
Add a Calendar Event 84
Edit an Event 85
Delete an Event 85
Start a Scheduled WebEx Meeting 85
Join a Scheduled WebEx Meeting 85
Settings 85
Hide Declined Events 86
Set Alerts and Notifications 86
Select Your Ringtone 86
Edit Your Vibrate Settings 86
Set Your Default Reminder Time 87
Calendar Widget 87
Unified Inbox 87
Contacts View 87
View Communications with a Contact 87
Search the Contact List 88
View an Email Message 88
View a Visual Voice Message 88
Play a Visual Voice Message 88
Reply to a Visual Voice Message 88
View Event Details 88
Join a WebEx Meeting 89
Reorder the Panels 89
Refresh Application Data 89
Events View 89
View Event Details 89
View an Email Message 90
Reorder the Panels 90
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Refresh Application Data 90
View Communications with a Contact 90
Search the Contact List 90
Contact Icons 91
Start a Conversation 91
Call a Contact 91
Start a WebEx Meeting 91
Send an Email Message 91
Unified Inbox Widget 92
Cisco WebEx Meetings 92
Start an Instant WebEx Meeting 92
Schedule a New WebEx Meeting 92
Start a Scheduled WebEx Meeting 93
Join a Scheduled WebEx Meeting 93
Join a WebEx Meeting by Meeting Number 93
Start an Unscheduled WebEx Meeting 94
Invite More Participants to a WebEx Meeting 94
Invite More Participants During a WebEx Meeting 94
Invite Participants on a Phone Call into a WebEx Meeting 95
Invite Participants in a Chat into a WebEx Meeting 95
Cisco WebEx Meetings Widget 95
Google Search 95
Search the Internet 96
Search for Applications 96
Search Your Contacts 96
Add More Search Options 97
Search Widget 97
Browser 97
View a Website 97
Open a New Window 98
View Open Windows 98
View Your Bookmarks 98
Bookmark a Website 98
Open a Bookmark 99
Open a Bookmark in a New Window 99
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Edit a Bookmark 99
Delete a Bookmark 100
Add a Shortcut to the Home Screen 100
Share a Link 100
Copy a Link URL 101
Set a Link as Your Homepage 101
View Your Most Visited Websites 101
View Your Browser History 102
Refresh a Page 102
Search a Page 102
View Download History 103
Edit Browser Settings 103
Quickoffice 103
Open a Word Document 103
Open a Spreadsheet 104
Open a Presentation 104
Open a PDF Document 104
Save a File 104
Camera 105
Switch Between Picture and Video 105
Switch Cameras 105
Pictures 105
Take a Picture 105
Adjust the Picture Size 105
Change the Exposure 106
Change Color Effects 106
Restore Default Camera Settings 106
Enable Location Data 106
Disable Location Data 107
Videos 107
Record a Video 107
Change the Exposure 107
Change Color Effects 107
Restore Default Camera Settings 108
Adjust the Video Quality 108
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Gallery 108
Albums 109
View an Album 109
Switch Album Views 109
Select All Items in an Album 109
Pictures 109
View a Picture 109
View a Slideshow 109
Share a Picture 110
Delete a Picture 110
Rotate a Picture 110
Set a Picture as Wallpaper 111
Set a Picture as a Contact Icon 111
Crop a Picture 111
View Picture Details 112
Picture Frame Widget 112
Videos 112
View a Video 112
Delete a Video 112
Share a Video 113
View Video Details 113
Music 113
Songs 114
Play a Song 114
Delete a Song 115
Use a Song as a Ringtone 115
Playlists 115
Add a Song to a Playlist 115
Remove a Song from a Playlist 115
Play a Playlist 116
Rename a Playlist 116
Delete a Playlist 116
Edit the Recently Added Playlist 116
Music Widget 116
Clock 117
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Set an Alarm 117
Edit an Alarm 117
Delete an Alarm 117
View a Slideshow 118
Open the Music Player Application 118
Analog Clock Widget 118
Sound Recorder 118
Record 118
Play Back a Recording 118
Desktop Virtualization 118
Google Mobile Services 119
Add a Google Account 120
Gmail 120
Google Search 120
Latitude 120
Maps 120
Market 120
Navigation 121
News & Weather 121
Places 121
Talk 121
YouTube 121
More Applications 121
Cisco AppHQ 121
Sign In 121
View Featured Applications 122
View a Category 122
Search Applications 122
View Application Downloads 122
View Application Details 123
Download an Application 123
Remove an Application 123
Exit 123
Android Market 124
Market Widget 124
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UCM App 124
Remove an Application 124
CHAPTER 5
Accessories 125
HD Media Station 125
Connect Cisco Cius to an HD Media Station 127
Power Cisco Cius Through Power Port 128
Power Cisco Cius Through PoE+ 128
Wired Network Connection 128
Connect Cisco Cius to a Wired Network 128
Share a Wired Network Connection with a Computer 128
Launch the Phone Application 129
Answer a Call 129
Docking and Undocking During a Call 129
Start a Speakerphone Call 129
Switch to a Speakerphone Call 129
End a Speakerphone Call 129
Adjust the Ringer Volume 129
Updating Media Station Firmware 130
USB Accessories 130
USB Keyboard and Mouse 130
Cisco Cius Key Shortcuts 130
Typing Shortcuts 130
Browser Shortcuts 131
Gmail Shortcuts 131
Mouse Actions 131
VDI Shortcuts 132
Keyboard Shortcuts 132
Mouse Shortcuts 132
USB Memory Stick 132
USB-Powered Hub 132
USB Console Cable 132
Micro-USB Port 133
Turn On USB Storage 133
Turn Off USB Storage 133
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MicroSD Card Slot 133
Mount a MicroSD Card 134
Format a MicroSD Card 134
Connecting to a Monitor 134
Edit HDMI Settings 135
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure 135
Bluetooth 135
Enable Bluetooth 136
Edit Bluetooth Settings 136
Scan for Bluetooth Devices 136
Pair a Bluetooth Device 136
Unpair a Bluetooth Device 137
CHAPTER 6
Make the Cius Discoverable 137
Set Your Bluetooth Device Name 137
Sharing Files 137
Disconnect a Bluetooth Device 138
Disconnect and Unpair a Bluetooth Device 138
3.5 mm Headsets 138
Product Safety Security Accessibility and Related Information 139
Safety and Performance Information 139
Power Outage 139
Emergency Response Notification 139
Emergency Response Notification for Phone Application 140
Emergency Response Notification for VPN Networks 140
External Devices 140
Headset Safety 141
Bluetooth Wireless Headset Performance 141
FCC Compliance Statements 141
FCC Part 15.21 Statement 141
FCC Receivers and Class B Digital Statement 141
CE Marking 142
Cryptographic Information 142
Data Backup 143
Accessibility Features 143
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Accessibility Settings 143
Install the Screen Reader 143
Enable Haptic Feedback 144
Screen Brightness 144
Text-to-Speech 144
Zoom In or Out 145
Zoom In 145
Zoom Out 145
Additional Information 145
CHAPTER 7
CHAPTER 8
FAQs and Troubleshooting 147
Frequently Asked Questions 147
Troubleshooting Tips 148
The phone is not registered 148
The chat application will not sign in 149
The Presence service is unavailable 149
Meetings do not appear in the WebEx application 149
Cannot connect to a wireless network 149
Warranty 151
Cisco 90-Day Limited Hardware Warranty Terms 151
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Preface
This guide describes the Cisco Cius and how to use it. The guide is written for system administrators and
users.
• Guide Organization, page 1
• Related Documentation, page 1
• Additional Information, page 2
• Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request, page 2
Guide Organization
This guide is organized into these topics:
• Hardware, on page 3
CHAPTER 1
• Quick Reference, on page 21
• Gallery, on page 108
• HD Media Station, on page 125
• Product Safety Security Accessibility and Related Information, on page 139
• FAQs and Troubleshooting, on page 147
• Warranty, on page 151
Related Documentation
See these documents for additional information about Cisco Cius:
•
Cisco Cius Administration Guide
•
Cisco Cius Quick Start
•
Regulatory Compliance and Safety Information for Cisco Cius
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•
Cisco Cius Release Notes
•
Cisco Cius Wireless LAN Deployment Guide
Additional Information
You can access the Cisco website at this URL:
http://www.cisco.com
Cisco Cius Quick Start, Administration, Deployment, and User Guides:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps11156/tsd_products_support_series_home.html
Licensing information:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/general/warranty/English/EU1KEN_.html
Cisco international websites:
Access international Cisco websites from www.cisco.com by clicking the Worldwide link at the top of the
web page.
Preface
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
For information about obtaining documentation, submitting a service request, and gathering additional
information, see the monthly What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation, which also lists all new and
revised Cisco technical documentation, at this URL:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/general/whatsnew/whatsnew.html
Subscribe to the What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation as a Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed
and set content to be delivered directly to your desktop using a reader application. The RSS feeds are a free
service and Cisco currently supports RSS Version 2.0.
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Overview
This chapter outlines the features of Cisco Cius.
The following illustration shows the Cisco Cius.
Figure 1: Cisco Cius
CHAPTER 2
The chapter covers these topics:
• Hardware, page 3
• Features, page 11
Hardware
This section provides an overview of Cisco Cius hardware.
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Overview
The following image shows the front view of Cisco Cius.
Figure 2: Cisco Cius Front View
Speaker4
The following image shows the top view of Cisco Cius.
Figure 3: Cisco Cius Top View
Menu key5Camera LED1
Home key6Front-facing camera2
Back key7Light sensor3
Microphone3Micro-USB port1
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Hardware
Power button4MicroSD card slot2
The following image shows the back view of Cisco Cius.
Figure 4: Cisco Cius Back View
Rear-facing camera1
The following image shows the bottom view of Cisco Cius.
Figure 5: Cisco Cius Bottom View
Docking ports2
Micro-HDMI port3Headset port1
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Overview
The following image shows the left side of Cisco Cius.
Figure 6: Cisco Cius Left Side
Volume down3Mute1
SIM card tray4Volume up2
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Power Button
The following image shows the right side of Cisco Cius.
Figure 7: Cisco Cius Right Side
Power Button
Turn Cisco Cius On
Turn Cisco Cius Off
Step 1
Step 2
Power port2Battery release1
Use the Power button to turn Cisco Cius on or off, to activate Silent mode, or to activate Airplane mode.
Press Power at the top of the unit for two or three seconds.
Procedure
Press and hold Power .
Tap Power Off in the dialog box that appears.
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Turn On Silent Mode
Procedure
Overview
Step 1
Step 2
Press and hold Power .
Tap Silent Mode in the dialog box that appears.
Turn Off Silent Mode
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Press and hold Power .
Tap Silent Mode in the dialog box that appears.
Airplane Mode
Use Airplane Mode to quickly enable or disable your Wi-Fi, 4G, and Bluetooth connections.
Turn On Airplane Mode
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Press and hold Power .
Tap Airplane Mode in the dialog box that appears.
Turn Off Airplane Mode
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
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Tap the Applications Menu icon on the home screen.
Tap Settings .
Tap Wireless & Networks.
Tap Airplane Mode.
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Turn Off the Screen
Home Key
View the Home Screen
Multitasking
Home Key
Press Power at the top of the unit.
Use the Home key to view the home screen, or for multitasking.
Press the Home key to view the home screen.
Press and hold the Home key to view a list of open and recently used applications.
Menu Key
Some applications include options that you access through the Menu key.
View a Menu
Press Menu to view a menu for the current application.
Back Key
Some applications allow you to use the Back key to go to a previous page or application.
Go to the Previous Page or Application
Press Back to go to the previous page or application.
Battery
Cisco Cius uses a removable battery. The first time that you use Cisco Cius, you must charge the battery for
a minimum of 5 hours to ensure battery longevity. You can use Cisco Cius while it is charging.
When your Cius is powered down and connected to a charging device, the Home key LED indicates whether
the Cius has enough charge to boot. If the LED is white, the battery is charging but does not have sufficient
charge to boot. If the LED is red, the battery is charging and there is sufficient charge to boot. After the Cius
has booted, battery charge status is indicated only on the notification bar.
Related Topics
Notification Bar, on page 15
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Insert the Battery
Procedure
Overview
Step 1
Step 2
Charge the Battery
Remove the Battery
Step 1
Step 2
SIM Card
Align the metal contacts on the battery with the metal contacts on your Cisco Cius.
Slide the battery into place. There is an audible click when the battery is secure.
Insert the power cable into the power port on the right side of the unit.
Do not confuse the power port with the headset port on the bottom of the unit.
Procedure
Slide the battery release down. You may need to use a pen or a small screwdriver to slide the release.
While holding the battery release down, slide the battery out.
Cisco Cius SP is a High Speed Packet Access Evolved (HSPA+) 4G wireless version of the Cisco Cius mobile
collaboration endpoint.
Insert a SIM card to connect your Cisco Cius SP to a 4G network.
Insert a SIM Card
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
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Turn your Cisco Cius off.
Completely remove the SIM card tray.
Overview
Camera LED
The following image shows a SIM card tray.
Figure 8: SIM Card Tray
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
SIM Card Activation
Camera LED
Features
Lock Screen
Place the SIM card into the tray.
Reinsert the tray.
Turn your Cius back on.
SIM cards must be activated before use. If your SIM card has not been activated, contact your system
administrator for more information.
The Camera LED is green when the front-facing camera captures video.
This section describes the basic features of Cisco Cius.
The Lock screen is displayed when Cisco Cius is locked (inactive). The Lock screen displays the date and
time, number of recently missed calls, the number of new voice messages, and the number of upcoming events
for the next 24 hours.
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Lock Screen
The following image shows the Lock screen.
Figure 9: Lock Screen
Unlock the Screen
Overview
Add a PIN
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
To unlock the screen, slide the arrow at the bottom right corner across to the left side.
Depending on your security settings, Cisco Cius may require you to enter a personal identification number
(PIN) or a password to unlock the screen. Note that until the PIN or password is entered on the Unlock screen,
you cannot place calls other than emergency calls.
Procedure
Tap the Applications Menu icon on the home screen.
Tap Settings .
Tap Location & Security.
Tap Set Up Screen Lock.
Tap PIN.
Enter a PIN and tap OK. Your PIN must be at least four digits.
Enter your PIN again and tap OK to confirm your PIN.
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