Poly Edge E Nextiva IP Desk Phone User Manual

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Poly Edge E Nextiva IP Desk Phone

Poly Edge E Nextiva IP Desk Phone product

Introduction

A flexible and easy-to-use VoIP phone for contemporary business communication is the Poly Edge E Nextiva IP Desk Phone. It offers excellent audio quality, user-friendly controls, and cutting-edge capabilities to boost productivity, all of which effortlessly interact with Nextiva’s cloud-based platform. To guarantee optimum performance, this user manual offers comprehensive instructions for customizing, setting up, and troubleshooting the phone

Specification

  • Display: tilt-adjustable 3.5-inch grayscale LCD.
  • Gigabit Ethernet: (10/100/1000 Mbps) is used for network connectivity.
  • Audio: Wideband audio support with HD Voice.
  • Ports:
    • Two Ethernet ports for the PC and LAN.
    • One 3.5mm headset port.
    • One RJ-9 handset port.
  • Power: Ac adapter or Power over Ethernet (PoE) is supported.
  • Compatibility: Compatible with various SIP-based systems including Nextiva’s VoIP platform.
  • Measurements: 7.5 x 7.1 x 6.1 in.
  • Weight: 2.2 pounds
  • Certification: FCC, CE, and RCM compliance are among the certifications.

Features

  • High Definition Audio Quality: offers wideband audio support and exceptional audio clarity.
  • User-Friendly Interface: 3.5-inch grayscale LCD that is simple to use and has a 4-way navigation button.
  • Ethernet-based power (PoE): enables data and power delivery over a single Ethernet wire, simplifying setup.
  • Personalized Line Keys: Features including call transfer, hold, and conference can be quickly accessed using programmable keys.
  • Headset compatibility: supports a large variety of hands-free communication headsets.
  • Security at the Enterprise Level: Integrated security measures to safeguard data and calls.
  • Smooth Integration: Completely compatible with the cloud-based communication platform from Nextiva.
  • Energy-Saving: made with low power consumption in mind, which lowers operating expenses.
  • Absent Power: Verify that your network switch supports PoE if you plan to use it. Make sure the AC adapter is plugged in correctly if you’re using one.
  • Absent Audio: Verify that the headset or phone is firmly attached. Using the controls on the phone, change the volume settings.
  • Bad Call Quality: Make sure your internet connection satisfies VoIP requirements and is reliable. Look for interference or network congestion.

Warm transferring calls

A warm transfer involves speaking with the person to whom you are transferring the call.

  • While on a call, press the Transfer button.
  • Dial a number or select from the Directory and press Send.
  • After speaking with the receiving party, press the Transfer button again to complete the transfer.

Blind transferring calls

  • A blind transfer involves transferring the call to another number without speaking to the receiving party, regardless of whether or not they answer.
  • While on a call, press the BlindX soft key.
  • Dial a number or extension.
  • Press the Enter soft key immediately to complete the transfer.

Accessing call history

  • Press the Recent soft key.
  • Select the Type soft key to see call lists.
  • Use the down and up arrow keys to scroll through each list.

Initiating a conference call

  • While on a call, press the More soft key and select Conference.
  • Dial a number or select from Directory and press Send.
  • Once the recipient answers, press the
  • Conference so key again to merge the calls together.

Checking voicemail

  • Press the VM soft key, or dial *86.
  • Enter your voicemail PIN.
  • Press 1 to listen to new or saved voicemails.

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Poly Edge E Nextiva IP Desk Phone User Manual

FAQs

Can I use the Poly Edge E with other VoIP providers?

It works with VoIP providers that use SIP, although it is tailored for Nextiva.

Does Power over Ethernet (PoE) work with this phone?

Yes, it is PoE compatible, therefore a separate power adapter is not required.

Does the Poly Edge E work with a headset?

It accepts a variety of headsets and does indeed have a 3.5mm headset jack.

How can I connect with Nextiva over the phone?

Adhere to Nextiva’s setup instructions, which usually entail inputting SIP credentials into the phone’s configuration.

Does the phone have conference capabilities?

When it comes to small group calls, it does enable three-way conferencing.