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The Mitel 5560 IPT® is a full-feature, dual port, enterprise-class financial trading device that
provides voice communication over an IP network. Engineered specifically for the high call
volumes of trading environments, the 5560 IPT features:
• two large graphics displays (160 x 320) with self-labeling keys
• optional simultaneous access to two active calls
The 5560 IPT offers 94 programmable multi-function keys for one-touch feature access. It also
provides ten fixed feature keys for convenient access to features such as Conferencing, push-totalk microphone, customizable user settings, and navigational keys to access various screens
and application layers.
The 5560 IPT supports Mitel Call Control (MiNet) protocol. It also supports Hot Desking and
Resiliency, and can be used as a Teleworker phone.
Note: Line Interface Module and Conference Unit are not supported.
Figure 1. The 5560 IPT
Elements of Your 5560 IPT
Feature Function
1) Left Side and
2) Right Side Displays
3) Ring/Message Indicator Flashes to signal an incoming call or to indicate a message waiting in
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Provides two large, high-resolution viewing areas that assist you in
selecting and using 5560 IPT features.
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Elements of Your 5560 IPT
Feature Function
your voice mailbox.
4) Handsfree Speaker Provides audio for Handsfree calls and paging.
5) Fixed Function Keys
and Common Keypad
Common and fixed-function keys provide the following 5560 IPT
functions, and audio control capability for both Left and Right displays:
Speaker: enables and disables Handsfree mode. See Handsfree
Operation on page 25 for more information.
Menu: provides access to menus for your 5560 IPT's additional
features.
Trans/Conf: initiates a call transfer or establishes a three-party
conference call.
Hold: places the current call for the corresponding handset (left or
right) on hold.
Release (two keys, one for each handset): when pressed during a
call, ends the call (for the corresponding left or right handset).
Microphone either toggles the microphone ON and OFF (when
pressed and immediately released), or allows push-to-talk microphone
use (when pressed and held). Illuminated LED indicates microphon e
ON state for the selected call.
Vol + and Vol - provide volume control for the handset and handsfree
speakers.
Keypad: use to dial or enter numbers on the active display.
Cancel: use to end a call.
6) Navigation Page Keys
for the Right Side and
7) Navigation Page Keys
for the Left Side
8) Left and Right Keys Left and Right: Maintain control over the common keys, which include
9) Softkeys On the Left and Right sides, the top three keys closest to the outside
10) Float Keys On both Left and Right sides, the top three keys closest to the center
Use to display additional pages of information. The 5560 IPT has
three page navigation keys for each display: Back, Next, and Home.
Pages 1, 3, and 5 display on the left. Pages 2, 4, and 6 display on the
right. Press the Home key under either display to return to the Phone
application (default).
Speaker, Trans/Conf, Vol +, Vol -, float keys, programmable keys,
and the keypad.
edges of the terminal are softkeys. Key labels are determined by ICP
programming and can change depending on context.
of the terminal are Float keys. Up to six concurrent incoming calls
appear on the shared Float keys with associated labels.
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11) Programmable
Feature Keys
Total of 94 self-labeling programmable keys (16 keys on each of six
pages less two prime line keys on page 1.).
These keys can be programmed as speed call keys, feature keys,
applications, or line appearance keys, according to your
communication needs. The two feature keys on the bottom right of
page 1 of the Left display are always Prime Line keys.
12) Handsets You can connect one or two handsets to the 5560 IPT. For more
information about audio device connectivity, refer to the 5560 IPT Installation Guide.
Ring/Message indicators
When indicator is…
it means that…
Flashing once rapidly Your 5560 IPT is ringing
Flashing slowly A message or callback message is waiting at your 5560 IPT
Off Your 5560 IPT is idle, or you are on a call
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TIPS FOR YOUR COMFORT AND SAFETY
Don't cradle the handset!
Prolonged use of the handset can lead to neck, shoulder, or back discomfort, especially if you
cradle the handset between your ear and shoulder. If you use your 5560 IPT a lot, you may find it
more comfortable to use a headset. See the headset usage section on page 24 for more
information.
Protect your hearing
Your 5560 IPT has a control for adjusting the volume of the handset receiver or headset.
Because continuous exposure to loud sounds can contribute to hearing loss, keep the volume at
a moderate level.
Adjust the viewing angle
The stand built into your 5560 IPT tilts to give you a better view of the keys. Refer to Figure 2.
To tilt your 5560 IPT for better viewing:
With the front of the 5560 IPT facing away from you, locate the adjustment handles on either side
of the terminal stand and push them away from you to loosen.
Tilt the stand to the desired position and then pull the ratchet handles toward you to tighten.
Figure 2. Adjusting the viewing angle
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5560 IPT AUDIO PATHS
You can operate the 5560 IPT with a single handset/headset or with one handset/headset on
each side. In the case of a single handset/headset, you must select the handset/headset port to
use by pressing the RIGHT or LEFT key. For example, if your single handset is connected to the
Left side, and you press the LEFT key, then audio is presented to your handset. If you press the
cting a line key or feature key will notRIGHT key in the same situation, then sele
the left handset.
Tips for Using this Guide
•When this guide tells you to press one of the keys—for example, “Press Speaker”—it
means press the Left or Right key to set the context to the left or right handset, a
in your particular call situation. An exception to this rule is the “Release” key, one of which
is located on each side. Simply press the Release key on the appropriate side.
•When this guide tells you to access a feature menu—for example, “Press the key you have
programmed as People”—it means press the k
whether it is programmed on the Left side or the Right. All applications launch on the lefthand display, regardless of Left/Right context.
ey that you have programmed as “People”,
present audio to
s needed
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USING YOUR DEFAULT WINDOWS AND KEYS
The default 5560 IPT windows and keys are shown and described below. The default Phone
window provides access to your programmed feature keys.
Figure 3. Default Display Windows
5560 IPT Default Window and Keys (see Figure 3)
Feature Function
1) Softkeys Allow you to access the call control features that pertain to the feature you
are currently using. These keys are non-programmable and are specific to
the application or the state of the terminal. The 5560 IPT provides 6
softkeys, 3 on each side. Softkey prompts appearing in the display
correspond to the relevant call, so you may see different contextual softkey
prompts on each side at the same time.
2) Float Keys Display the queue of ringing calls. Up to six concurrent incoming calls
appear on float keys with associated labels. For more information see “Edit
Float Key Behavior on page 18.
3) Programmable
Keys
4) Page Navigation
Keys
Launch specific call control features. Press the Menu key and select the
Settings application to program these keys. The 5560 IPT provides 16
programmable keys per page on each display (a maximum of 94
programmable keys when prime line keys are taken into account). For
instructions about programming the keys, see Programming Features on Your Keys on page 16 .
Display additional pages of information. The 5560 IPT has three page
navigation keys for each display: Back, Next, and Home. Pages 1, 3, and 5
are displayed on the left. Pages 2, 4, and 6 are displayed on the right.
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Press the Home key under either display to return to the default Phone
window.
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5560 IPT Default Window and Keys (see Figure 3)
5) Status Line
6) Information Area Provides prompts in most applications. Content changes based on the
7) Footer Shows context and summary information based on information in the
The left side status line displays User Information.
The right side status line displays time, date, and icons indicating feature
states as follows:
• Message Waiting (
• DND (
• Logged in as (
application/context.
Programmable Keys area, such as page indicators and quantity of items.
) - Indicates DND (Do not disturb) mode.
) - Indicates new voice mail.
) – Indicates that a hot desk user is logged in.
Getting Started with 5560 IPT
When you receive your 5560 IPT, you need to program features and applications. Pressing the
Menu key provides a list of the applications you can use to customize your 5560 IPT. (See Figure
4, left display.)
Use the Settings application to program your personal settings like key programming, display
brightness, and audio level. Use the People application to access/edit your contact list, or the Call
Forwarding application to set up call forwarding profiles. For more information about the
applications, see Using Your 5560 IPT Applications on page 9.
Programming of all keys (both left and right sides) is performed from the left side.
Figure 4. Menu Display Windows
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