1. Connection overview
Basically, the GRP2615 is put into operation by the Seabix technician on site. However, it is important that you are familiar with the various connections on the phone in order to be able to use the phone together with Seabix remote support in the event of a problem or a warranty replacement.
Network connections
Please pay particular attention to the two network connections on the device. The symbol with the computer is used to loop a network signal; we do not recommend using this port. The connection with the 3 screens is the connection with which the telephone is connected to the network. Use this connector.
2. Where does the phone get power from?
The GRP2615 is usually delivered without a power supply unit. Ideally, it draws its power from a PoE (Power over Ethernet) capable network switch. All Seabix switches support this function. The power supply from the network switch simultaneously enables the establishment of a power bridging concept with a UPS (uninterruptible power supply). Ask Seabix Sales if you are interested in this opportunity.
3. Basic overview of the keys
In the accompanying illustration you can see the basic overview of the keys on the telephone
4. Do not disturb button
If the mute key is pressed in the initial state, the telephone does not ring. Use this function only temporarily. If the device is restarted (e.g. power failure, firmware update, etc.) this function is deactivated. Instead, work with the configuration on the system (e.g. direct dialing switches or call diversions). Seabix Support will be happy to help.
5. Soft keys
The soft keys below the monitor are configured by Fixed Line + to uniform values for the entire company. They are not available for independent configuration. In addition, the values change depending on the status of a call.
Basic status (no ongoing call)
| button | function |
|---|---|
| history | Click here to go to the call list. The call list can be filtered by Missed, Dialed and Answered. All calls are displayed in the initial state. Individual or all entries can also be deleted here. |
| Re-election | Dial the last number again |
| More | Click here to configure a diversion or to operate the voicemailbox. |
Keys while a call is in progress
| button | function |
|---|---|
| hang up | Here you can hang up the call |
| KonfGesp | Connect 2 active lines and yourself to a conference |
| New call | Make another call. Automatically parks the ongoing call. This hears music on hold. |
| Killing | Connect 2 calls to each other (e.g. for operator) |
6. Line buttons
The line keys can basically be assigned freely.
The first two line keys are reserved
In order not to impair the system functionality, please leave the first 2 buttons at the top left, next to the screen, free for management purposes.
All other buttons can be configured as follows with a long press. You can then navigate using the silver arrow keys. Finally, choose save.
| function | description |
|---|---|
| mode |
|
| account | Leave the settings as specified on account 1 |
| description | Enter the description of your choice here. Do not use texts that are too long, they are not visible in the display and are shortened. |
| value | Here you enter an internal or external telephone number |