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This guide provides all the necessary information connecting and using Start (ex WP410), WorkForce, WP480G, WP490G (End Of Life) and WelcomeConsole. 

Useful links:

Updated: July 2022

Permalink: https://wildix.atlassian.net/wiki/x/ChDOAQ

Warning

Important: WP490G is End Of Life!

Warning

To use WorkForce, PBX must be updated to the latest WMS 4.03 Stable version that includes firmware v. 65.145.0.172.

Note that WorkForce is not supported on WMS 3.88 (End Of Life).

Table of Contents

Packing list

  • 1 x Start, WorkForce, WelcomeConsole Phone 
  • 1 x handset
  • 1 x handset cord (Start)/ 2 x handset cords, 2,5 m and 3,5 m (WorkForce, WelcomeConsole)
  • 1 x stand
  • 1 x extension module (WelcomeConsole)
  • 1 x RJ12 cord (WelcomeConsole)

Additionally you can purchase handsets, headsets, EHS adapter, keypad extension, power adapter in WMP cart.

Phone overview

Connecting the phone

Rear panel:

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1 – handset port

Attach the handset using the handset cord.

2 – headset port

Attach the headset (optional; we recommend Wildix Headsets WHS-MONO, WHS-DUO).

3 – Internet port

Connect the phone to the Wildix PoE Switch using Ethernet cable.

4 – PC port

Connect to PC (optional).

5 – AC power jack

If Power Over Ethernet is not used: connect the phone to AC power using an External Power Adapter (check WP datasheet for compatible adapters) and connect the phone’s Internet port (3) to the Internet using Ethernet cable.

6 – Ext port (WP480G/WP490G/ WelcomeConsole)

Used to connect wireless headset adapter WPEHS (WP480G/ WP490G/ WelcomeConsole) / keypad extension module WelcomeConsole-EXT (WP490G/ WelcomeConsole); online guide: Phones Accessories Quick Start Guide.

7 – USB port (WelcomeConsole)

Connect USB Headset (optional, we recommend Mono/ DuoLED, WMP codes: MonoLED, DuoLED).

8 - 2 x USB Type-C ports (WorkForce)

Connect USB Headset (optional, we recommend Mono/ DuoLED, WMP codes: MonoLED, DuoLED) and WorkForce WiFi Dongle (can be purchased as a HWaaS item).

Note

Note: for provisioning of Start, Workforce, WelcomeConsole, WP4X0, read WMS Start Guide.

Mounting instructions

Start (ex WP410): attach the stand to the phone (desk mounting) or hang the phone on the wall (without attaching the stand). 

Recommendations for Start wall mounting:

  • Round (convex) screw head type of max 10 mm diameter
  • Any screw drive type
  • Any screw thread type depending on wall material 

Example:

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WorkForce, WP480G / WP490G / WelcomeConsole: attach the stand to the phone (desk mounting); for wall mounting (WorkForce, WP480G only), use wall mount bracket (article can be purchased separately, code: WallMount for WP480G; WorkForce-WallMount for WorkForce)

WorkForce, WP480G wall mount bracket: 

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Keypad instruction

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Note

Note: keypad instruction for WP410 sept 2016 is equal to Start.

1 – LED indicator

  • Flashing: Incoming call / Missed call / New VM message
  • Off: In the standby mode
Note

System administrator can control the behavior of the LED indicator using Provisioning Custom Settings.

2 – Soft keys

Used to confirm different operations indicated on the screen above the corresponding soft keys.

On the idle screen soft keys provide access to phone’s menus: History; Phonebook; Features; Menu:

  • History: access call history and call from history
  • Phonebook: access to shared PBX phonebooks and call from phonebooks
  • Features: call features, read Appendix 2: Call features for details
  • Menu: phone settings, read Appendix 3: Menu for details

3 – Navigation keys

Use Navigation keys to select and the central key to confirm different menu options; Use Navigation keys to move between the pages of BLF keys

4 – BLF / function keys

Monitor users and features

5 – Speaker key

Press to place a call / answer a call in speaker mode or press during a call to switch between speaker / handset mode

6 – Volume keys

Use to adjust the audio volume (during a call), the ringer volume (in the standby mode or while receiving an incoming call), the speaker volume (in the speaker mode)

7 – Headset key

Press to place a call / answer a call in headset mode (when headset is connected) or press during a call to switch between speaker / headset / handset mode

8 – Mute key

Press during a call to disable / enable the microphone

9 – Redial key

Press twice to redial the last called number

10 – Voicemail key

Access Voicemail graphical menu (long press on Start / WP480G 2016)

11 – Quick DND key

Long press enables / disables “Do not disturb”

12 – Phonebook key

Press to access the PBX shared phonebooks

Note

Note: phonebooks must be set up by the PBX administrator on WMS side.

13 – Transfer key

Log in

Dial 99 from the phone (“Login” feature code) and follow the audio instructions:

  • Enter your extension number
  • Enter the password (PIN - it is sufficient to enter first five symbols of user WEB password)
    To enter the user password from the phone’s dialpad, take into account the following:
  • To enter any lowercase and uppercase letter, press ONCE a corresponding digit (E.g. to enter A, a, B, b, C or c, press once 2)
  • To enter special characters (%, ^, &, etc), press the star key (*) 

    Note

    Note: A phone will be blocked in case of invalid entering of a password: 5 attempts - 30 seconds, 10 attempts - 30 seconds, every next - 60 seconds.

    Example: if user password is 4Ag7$Zl@, then you have to dial 4247* 

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  • Dial 1 to use this phone

  • After a few seconds, extension is displayed on the phone’s screen; the phone is now assigned and can be used to make and receive calls.

    Note

    If you perform logout via Feature Code 99 on a phone, you are automatically logged out of all the phones phones assigned to your account. To change the behavior, use Custom Dialplan variable "MULTILOGIN_SUPPORT=yes", consult Custom Global Dialplan Variables List for details (available starting from WMS version 4.02.44435.37).

    Statuses and notification icons overview

    WelcomeConsole, WorkForce

    Before starting

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    IP obtaining is in progress

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    Under provisioning

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    Provisioned and ready to be assigned

    User statuses 

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    Online

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    Away

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    DND (Do Not Disturb)

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    Call in progress

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    Missed call

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    Outgoing call


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    Info

    This guide provides all the necessary information connecting and using Start (ex WP410), WorkForce, WP480G, WP490G (End Of Life) and WelcomeConsole. 

    Useful links:

    Updated: October 2023

    Permalink: https://wildix.atlassian.net/wiki/x/ChDOAQ


    Warning

    Important: WP490G is End Of Life!


    Warning

    To use WorkForce, PBX must be updated to the latest WMS 4.03 Stable version that includes firmware v. 65.145.0.172.

    Note that WorkForce is not supported on WMS 3.88 (End Of Life).


    Table of Contents

    Packing list

    • 1 x Start, WorkForce, WelcomeConsole Phone 
    • 1 x handset
    • 1 x handset cord (Start)/ 2 x handset cords, 2,5 m and 3,5 m (WorkForce, WelcomeConsole)
    • 1 x stand
    • 1 x extension module (WelcomeConsole)
    • 1 x RJ12 cord (WelcomeConsole)

    Additionally you can purchase handsets, headsets, EHS adapter, keypad extension, power adapter in WMP cart.

    Phone overview

    Connecting the phone

    Rear panel:


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    1 – handset port

    Attach the handset using the handset cord.

    2 – headset port

    Attach the headset (optional; we recommend Wildix Headsets WHS-MONO, WHS-DUO).

    3 – Internet port

    Connect the phone to the Wildix PoE Switch using Ethernet cable.

    4 – PC port

    Connect to PC (optional).

    5 – AC power jack

    If Power Over Ethernet is not used: connect the phone to AC power using an External Power Adapter (check WP datasheet for compatible adapters) and connect the phone’s Internet port (3) to the Internet using Ethernet cable.

    6 – Ext port (WP480G/WP490G/ WelcomeConsole)

    Used to connect wireless headset adapter WPEHS (WP480G/ WP490G/ WelcomeConsole) / keypad extension module WelcomeConsole-EXT (WP490G/ WelcomeConsole); online guide: Phones Accessories Quick Start Guide.

    7 – USB port (WelcomeConsole)

    Connect USB Headset (optional, we recommend Mono/ DuoLED, WMP codes: MonoLED, DuoLED).

    8 - 2 x USB Type-C ports (WorkForce)

    Connect USB Headset (optional, we recommend Mono/ DuoLED, WMP codes: MonoLED, DuoLED) and WorkForce WiFi Dongle (can be purchased as a HWaaS item).

    Note

    Note: for provisioning of Start, Workforce, WelcomeConsole, WP4X0, read WMS Start Guide.

    Mounting instructions

    Start (ex WP410): attach the stand to the phone (desk mounting) or hang the phone on the wall (without attaching the stand). 

    Recommendations for Start wall mounting:

    • Round (convex) screw head type of max 10 mm diameter
    • Any screw drive type
    • Any screw thread type depending on wall material 

    Example:


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    WorkForce, WP480G / WP490G / WelcomeConsole: attach the stand to the phone (desk mounting); for wall mounting (WorkForce, WP480G only), use wall mount bracket (article can be purchased separately, code: WallMount for WP480G; WorkForce-WallMount for WorkForce)

    WorkForce, WP480G wall mount bracket: 


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    Keypad instruction


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    Note

    Note: keypad instruction for WP410 sept 2016 is equal to Start.


    1 – LED indicator

    • Flashing: Incoming call / Missed call / New VM message
    • Off: In the standby mode
    Note

    System administrator can control the behavior of the LED indicator using Provisioning Custom Settings.


    2 – Soft keys

    Used to confirm different operations indicated on the screen above the corresponding soft keys.

    On the idle screen soft keys provide access to phone’s menus: History; Phonebook; Features; Menu:

    • History: access call history and call from history
    • Phonebook: access to shared PBX phonebooks and call from phonebooks
    • Features: call features, read Appendix 2: Call features for details
    • Menu: phone settings, read Appendix 3: Menu for details

    3 – Navigation keys

    Use Navigation keys to select and the central key to confirm different menu options; Use Navigation keys to move between the pages of BLF keys

    4 – BLF / function keys

    Monitor users and features

    5 – Speaker key

    Press to place a call / answer a call in speaker mode or press during a call to switch between speaker / handset mode

    6 – Volume keys

    Use to adjust the audio volume (during a call), the ringer volume (in the standby mode or while receiving an incoming call), the speaker volume (in the speaker mode)

    7 – Headset key

    Press to place a call / answer a call in headset mode (when headset is connected) or press during a call to switch between speaker / headset / handset mode

    8 – Mute key

    Press during a call to disable / enable the microphone

    9 – Redial key

    Press twice to redial the last called number

    10 – Voicemail key

    Access Voicemail graphical menu (long press on Start / WP480G 2016)

    11 – Quick DND key

    Long press enables / disables “Do not disturb”

    12 – Phonebook key

    Press to access the PBX shared phonebooks

    Note

    Note: phonebooks must be set up by the PBX administrator on WMS side.


    13 – Transfer key

    Log in

    Dial 99 from the phone (“Login” feature code) and follow the audio instructions:

    1. Enter your extension number
    2. Enter the password (PIN - it is sufficient to enter first five symbols of user WEB password)
      To enter the user password from the phone’s dialpad, take into account the following:
      • To enter any lowercase and uppercase letter, press ONCE a corresponding digit (E.g. to enter A, a, B, b, C or c, press once 2)
      • To enter special characters (%, ^, &, etc), press the star key (*) 

        Note

        Note: A phone will be blocked in case of invalid entering of a password: 5 attempts - 30 seconds, 10 attempts - 30 seconds, every next - 60 seconds.

        Example: if user password is 4Ag7$Zl@, then you have to dial 4247* 

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    3. Dial 1 to use this phone

    After a few seconds, extension is displayed on the phone’s screen; the phone is now assigned and can be used to make and receive calls.

    Note

    If you perform logout via Feature Code 99 on a phone, you are automatically logged out of all the phones phones assigned to your account. To change the behavior, use Custom Dialplan variable "MULTILOGIN_SUPPORT=yes", consult Custom Global Dialplan Variables List for details.


    Statuses and notification icons overview

    WelcomeConsole, WorkForce

    Before starting

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    IP obtaining is in progress

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    Under provisioning

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    Provisioned and ready to be assigned

    User statuses 

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    Online

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    Away
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    Reachable by phone

    (user is not connected to Collaboration/ x-bees but has an active device)

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    DND (Do Not Disturb)

    Call related icons

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    Incoming call

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    Call in progress

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    Missed call

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    Outgoing call

    Call on hold

    Muted microphone

    Speaker activated

    Connected headset

    Call is established via Opus codec

    Call is established via SRTP 

    Voicemail

    Other icons and labels

    IconExplanation

    Silent mode activated

    CFN:destination number/ voicemail -> Call Forwarding activated


    Start


    IconExplanation

    IP obtaining is in progress

    Under provisioning

    Provisioned and ready to be assigned

    Online

    Away

    DND

    Incoming call

    Call in progress

    Missed call

    Outgoing call

    Call on hold

    Muted microphone

    Speaker activated

    Connected headset

    Call is established via SRTP 

    Voicemail

    Silent mode activated

    CFN:destination number/ voicemail -> Call Forwarding activated


    BLF / Function keys

    BLF / Function keys allow you to monitor users and features, make a call, transfer a call, pick up a call, park a call, change status of features.

    BLF / Function keys must be set by user in Collaboration Settings -> Function keys or by PBX administrator via WMS. Detailed information on setting Function keys: Collaboration - User Guide.

    For WP490 with extension module/ WelcomeConsole, you can additionally set up up to 40 BLF keys on each extension module (up to 3 modules are supported). Detailed information: Phones Accessories Quick Start Guide

    Note

    Note: To use the keypad extension, add "Exp module" BLF key after having added 20 keys.


    Start supports up to 4 BLF keys distributed on 2 pages, WorkForce and WP480G supports up to 16 BLF keys distributed on 2 pages, WP490G supports up to 30 BLF keys distributed on two pages, WelcomeConsole supports up to 60 Function keys including extension module. Refer to Appendix 1 - BLF keys for detailed information on BLF key distribution for each phone.

    List of function keys:

    • Colleague: monitor call status (incoming call / in call), monitor user status (available, DND, away), make a call, transfer a call, pick up a call, check who is calling (see the chapter below for more details)
    • Park Location: park a call and resume (see the chapter below for more details)
    • Line: press to use this line (to place a new call)/ press to make a call with user's identity extension (see the chapter below)
    • Speed Dial: press to call a speed dial number; additionally you can set up shortcuts in combination with Feature Codes supported by the system, read Feature Codes notes for more information
    • Trunk: monitor status of trunk (except for SIP trunks) and place a call via this trunk
    • Timetable / Switch / 3 state switch: monitor the status of switch / timetable, press to change status
    • Group pick up: press to pick up a ringing call of a user from your ACL group (feature works for users registered to the same PBX and normally allows you to answer a ringing call for another user located in the same office)
    • Call group: monitor call status (incoming call / in call), make a call, transfer a call, pick up a call, check who is calling
    • Send DTMF: press to send DTMF tone

    • Contact center: log into Call groups as a dynamic user (see the chapter below)
    • Identities: press to change the identity of numbers for outgoing/ incoming calls (see the chapter below)
    • Voicemail: press to access shared voicemail of another user (see the chapter below)

    Colleague BLF

    List of supported features/ actions:

    • monitor call status (incoming call/ active call); additionally you can see who is calling and enable a beep or a ringtone when a monitored colleague receives an incoming call (details in Collaboration - User Guide)

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    • monitor user status (available/ DND/ away) (available with min. Essential license)

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    • press BLF key to place a call (when idle) or to transfer a call (during a call), to pick up a call (when monitored user is receiving an incoming call)

    Park Orbit

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    More details in the guide: How to implement the Parking feature.

    Contact center BLF

    It is possible to log into Call groups as a dynamic user via "Contact center" BLF on VoIP phones. Detailed information can be found in Call distribution in Call groups Guide.

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    Identities

    Allows you to change the Caller number and name for internal and external outgoing/ incoming calls. Detailed information can be found in Identities Feature guide.

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    Shared voicemail and Call Group notifications manager BLF 
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    Warning

    Important: The feature is supported only on WorkForce, WP480G/WP490G 2017 and WelcomeConsole. It works only for users of the same PBX!

    Shared voicemail

    Shared voicemail feature allows you to monitor and listen to voicemail messages of other users via a configured "Voicemail" Function key. The feature is disabled by default. To enable it, PBX admin must add ACL ability "Can" - "See voicemail" - "Group". After that, Function key can be configured in WMS (Users -> Edit preferences -> Settings -> Function keys) or Collaboration (Settings -> Function keys).  

    When a monitored user receives a new voicemail message, LED indicator becomes steady blue. You can listen to / delete / dial a user who left the message.

    Note

    Note: ACL restrictions "Can/ cannot" - "Use Voicemail" and “Can/ cannot” - “View group” have higher priority than “Can/ cannot” - “See Voicemail”. Read ACL rules & Call classes management Guide for details.

    Well-known issue: in failover scenario (TCP / 443), BLF subscription is sent only once.

    Call Group notifications manager

    Call Group notification manager feature allows users to view missed calls and voicemails notifications for specific Call groups.  Follow the Guide How to set up the Call Group notifications manager feature to check the setup.for specific Call groups.  Follow the Guide How to set up the Call Group notifications manager feature to check the setup.

    BLF key Prefix

    Starting from WMS 6.01.20221019.4, it is possible to configure BLF key Prefix, which allows to add a certain predefined value to a dialled phone number or BLF on WorkForce and WelcomeConsole. To learn more about the feature, check out documentation How to Configure BLF type Prefix and the video tutorial below. 


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    Call management

    Place a call

    1. Lift the handset
    2. Dial the number and press Send Soft key or wait till the call is placed automatically
    Note

    Notes:

    • Press Speaker key to start a call in Speaker mode
    • Press Headset key to use the headset (if connected)


    Call from Phonebook:

    1. Press Phoneb Soft key or Phonebook key
    2. Press Filter Soft key and select a phonebook
    3. Press Search Soft key then type the name/ number  
    4. Press Enter Soft key to confirm
    5. Press Dial Soft key
    Note

    Note: in Colleagues phonebook users are displayed with their realtime status (available / offline / busy / incoming call / absent / dnd). Refer to this chapter for detailed information.

    Call from History

    1. Press History Soft key 
    2. Select a colleague from the list
    3. Press Dial Soft key
    4. Lift the handset

    Call via BLF Keys 

    1. Lift the handset
    2. Press a BLF key assigned to a colleague / group you would like to call 

    Answer a call

    Lift the handset or press the Speaker key.

    Answer a second incoming call

    Press Answer Soft key.

    Note

    Note: it is possible to receive more than one call at a time, in case "Call Waiting" feature is enabled in Collaboration Settings -> Features.


    Mute the ring of an incoming call without answering

    Press Silence Soft key.

    Forward a call without answering

    • Press Fwd Soft key, dial the number
    • Press OK Soft key

    Decline a call

    Press Reject Soft key.

    Hold / Second call

    • Press Hold Soft key during a call
    • Press Resume Soft key to resume

    If you have several calls on hold: use Navigation keys to select the call, then press Resume.

    Make a second call:

    • Press New Soft key
    • Dial a number or press Select Soft key to search for a contact in History or in Phonebook

    Transfer

    Blind transfer

    Transfer without notifying the person who receives the call transfer:

    1. Press Trans Soft key or Transfer key during a call (the call is put on hold)
    2. Dial the number
    3. Hang up or press Trans Soft key

    Blind transfer via BLF keys:

    Note

    Prerequisite: BLF key "Colleague" or "Call group" with "Direct Transfer" option enabled must be configured:

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    • Press the BLF key configured as "Colleague" or "Call group" during a call

    Attended transfer

    Transfer with notification to the person who receives the transfer:

    1. Press Trans Soft key or Transfer key during a call (the call is put on hold)
    2. Dial the number and wait till the person answers
    3. To complete the transfer, hang up or press Trans Soft key or Transfer key

    Attended transfer to Phonebook contact / contact from Call history

    1. Press Trans Soft key or Transfer key during a call (the call is put on hold)
    2. Press Select Soft key 
    3. Select History / Phonebook and press Enter Soft key
    4. Select the contact, press Dial Soft key and wait till the person answers 
    5. To complete the transfer, press Trans Soft key or Transfer key again


    Attended transfer via BLF keys:

    Note

    Prerequisite: BLF key "Colleague" or "Call group" ("Direct Transfer" option disabled) must be configured:

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    1. Press the BLF key configured as “Colleague” or "Call group" during a call 
    2. Wait till the second party answers
    3. To complete the transfer, hang up or press Trans Soft key

    Conference

    1. Press New Soft key during a call (active call is put on hold)
    2. Make a second call to the contact you wish to invite to the conference call
    3. When the third party responds, press Conf Soft key

    Press Split Soft key to split the two calls or hang up to end the conference.

    Record a call

    Note

    Note: Only users with certain permissions can record calls; to enable the option, the PBX admin must add ACL ability "Can use" - "Personal recording" (WMS -> Users -> Groups).

    • Press *1 during a call to start / stop call recording

    Pick up a ringing call / see who is calling

    Pick up a ringing call

    Note

    Note: Only users with certain permissions can pick up calls; to enable the option, the PBX admin must add ACL ability "Can" - "Call Pickup" (WMS -> Users -> Groups).

    • Press a BLF key "Colleague" / "Call group" assigned to a colleague or a call group who is receiving an incoming call


    See who is calling

    Note

    Note: Only users with certain permissions can see who is calling other users; to enable the option, the PBX admin must add ACL ability "Can" - "View calls of users" (WMS -> Users -> Groups).


    You see who is calling and receive an audio notification when there is an incoming call:

    • See who is calling: View calls (eye icon) option must be enabled in Collaboration for this function key:
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    Note

    Note: It is possible to configure a ringtone to be played instead of a standard audio notification (a beep). To enable the feature, add "MelodyBLF=yes" to the file /rw2/etc/provision.conf. More details: Provisioning Custom Settings.


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    Park a call

    Note

    Note: Detailed information about the parking feature can be found here: How to implement the Parking feature.


    Note

    Prerequisite: BLF key "Park Location" must be configured.

    • Press a BLF key configured as Park Location during a call to park a call / press it again to resume the call

    Call intrusion / Intercom

    Call intrusion and Intercom features are available for users with certain permissions (ACL abilities "Can" - "Intrusion" / "Intercom"). Check Feature Codes Admin Guide for more information.

    Listen to Voicemail messages

    1. Press Voicemail key to access the graphical Voicemail menu (long press on key “1” on Start / WP480G 2016)
    2. If requested, enter the first five characters of your password
    3. Select the message and press Play Soft key to listen to the message; press Info Soft key for more information (Name, Number, Date, Duration) and then Delete to delete the message 

      Note

      Note: Voicemail messages can be forwarded to multiple users. Consult Forward a Voicemail to another user.


    Note

    Useful links:


    It is possible to enable PIN protection by adding ACL ability "Cannot use" - "Voicemail without pin code"

    Note

    Note: This ACL restriction is present by default for the USA and Canada.


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    Presence status monitoring

    Presence statuses of colleagues can be monitored directly via BLF keys on WorkForce, WP480/ 490 r3 and WelcomeConsole.

    Note

    Requirement:

    • Essential license and higher

    The following colleague statutes can be monitored:

    • "available" (green circle icon)
    • "away" (clock icon)
    • "dnd" (brick icon)
    Note

    Note: if a colleague doesn't have a registered device, no icon is displayed.


    You can also monitor full presence status of users in Phonebook (available only for users with Essential license or higher): 

    1. Press Phoneb Soft key or Phonebook Key

    2. Press Filter Soft key and select a phonebook

    3. Press Search Soft key then type the name/ number  
    4. Press Enter Soft key to confirm

    It possible to monitor the following colleague statuses via Phonebook:

    • "available" (green circle icon)
    • "offline" (no icon)
    • "busy" (handset icon)
    • "incoming call" (arrow icon)
    • "away" (clock icon)
    • "dnd" (brick icon)

    Troubleshooting

    For reset and recovery of Wildix Phones 2015-2017, refer to Reset and Recovery of VoIP Phones Manual

    Custom provisioning settings

    You can set custom parameters to change different settings. For example, enable sidetone or display detailed hangup reasons. Consult Provisioning Custom Settings for details.

    Custom config parameters

    These parameters allow changing various settings in config files, for example, enable Direct SDES-SRTP. Refer to Custom config parameters List for details.

    VLAN configuration

    For VLAN configuration over DHCP 176 option, refer to DHCP Server in WMS Settings Guide.

    Appendix 1 - BLF keys distribution scheme

    Note

    Note: BLF keys are set up by a user via Collaboration or by PBX administrator via WMS. Refer to the section Function keys of Collaboration User Guide for more information.


    • 4 BLF keys (2 pages) for Start (use Navigation keys to move between the pages): 



    • 16 BLF keys (2 pages) for WorkForce (use Navigation keys to move between the pages): 



    • 60 BLF keys: 20 keys (2 pages) on WelcomeConsole + 40 keys (2 pages) on extension module (use Navigation keys to move between the pages):
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    • 16 BLF keys (2 pages) for WP480G 2017 (use Navigation keys to move between the pages):



    • 30 BLF keys (2 pages) for WP490G 2017 (use Navigation keys to move between the pages):
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    • 17 BLF keys (3 pages) for WP480G 2016 (use Navigation keys to move between the pages):

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    Note

    Note: keys 4-7 are not displayed on the screen of the Page 1, however they can be used for Speed Dial.


    • 18 BLF keys (2 pages) for WP490G 2016 (use Navigation keys to move between the pages):

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    Note

    Note: keys 9-18 are duplicated on the Page 2.


    Note

    Note: this operation must be made by the system administrator!


    In case you have problems with your phone, please contact the PBX administrator.

    Appendix 2 - Call features

    Press Featur. Soft key from the standby mode to access the menu. This menu allows you to change call features for each type of call (Internal / External / Whitelist / Blacklist) based on user status (available / DND / away):

    Note

    Note: call features are synced between all the devices of a user and can be also set from Collaboration / WMS / Vision/SuperVision / iOS/Android app.


    • Status: Available / DND / Away 

      Note

      Note: all the features below are applied only for the selected user status.


      • Until (only for DND / Away): Time / Date - set expiry time and date for DND / Away user status
      1. Activate (only for DND / Away): On / Off - when disabled, call features for DND / Away statuses cannot be changed

    • Call type: Internal / External/ Blacklist / Whitelist 

      Note

      Note: all the features below are applied only for the selected call class.


    • Call reject: On / Off - if enabled, all calls are rejected

    • Call forwarding - call forwarding settings
      1. busy: On / Off - enable / disable call forwarding when busy
      2. unavailable: On / Off - enable / disable call forwarding in case of no answer
      3. forced: On / Off - enable / disable forwarding of all calls

        Note

        Note: When Call forwarding is activated for all calls for internal or external call class, CFN label (Call Forwarding Number) indicating the destination (extension number/ external number/ Voicemail) and the arrow icon is displayed on the screen; in case call forwarding of both internal and external call class is activated, call forwarding number for internal calls is displayed on the screen.


        You can set the destination for each type of call forwarding: enter the phone number or the value VOICEMAIL.

    • Call waiting: On / Off - enable call waiting to be able to receive more than one call at a time 

    • Mobility: On / Off - if enabled, after a timeout, incoming calls are routed also to your mobility extension number; phone number and timeout can be specified in Collaboration Settings


    • Ring Tone: select the ringtone

    Appendix 3 - Phone Settings

    To access Phone Settings, press Menu soft key from idle:

    • Status: view IP, Mac, Firmware of your phone

    • Backlight settings: set the backlight level of the screen and select the timeout (min - 20 sec, max - 1 hour or Always On) after which the phone's screen should turn off 

      Note

      Note: The backlight settings of WelcomeConsole-EXT extension module are synced with WelcomeConsole/ WP490G 2016-2017.


    • Audio settings: adjust Talk, Tone, Mic, Key, Ring Volume, 

      • Headset Ring Mode: allows you to decide whether ringtone should be played via Headset or via Handsfree when Headset is connected

      • Handsfree sound input: allows you to select the active microphone in handsfree mode when the handset is lifted (either handset's microphone or phone's microphone)

    • Network: access to this menu is recommended for PBX administrator

    • Autoprovision: access to this menu is recommended only for PBX administrator


    Note

    Note: It is possible to forbid access to Network and Autoprovision settings by adding ACL rule "Cannot use - Advanced phone settings menu". Consult the documentation: ACL rules and Call classes management Guide.

    Appendix 4. Supported Headsets 

    Supported Headsets

    Wildix Headsets compatible with Start, WelcomeConsole, WorkForce, WP4X0: monaural (WHS-MONO), binaural (WHS-DUO), bluetooth (WHS-BT), Mono/ DuoLED Wired, Mono/ DuoLED Bluetooth Wireless.

    For detailed information, read the guide: Phones Accessories Quick Start Guide.

    Third-party headsets integrated with Wildix: Wildix Compatible Headsets - Jabra, Plantronics, EPOS Sennheiser, JPL, Axtel, Orosound.


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