SuperVision 5 User Guide
This Guide explains how to connect and use SuperVision 5.
Useful links:
Wildix VoIP Phones 5 User Guide (Start 5, WorkForce 5, WelcomeConsole 5 and ForcePro 5)
https://www.wildix.com/product/voip-office-phones/ website page
Created: September 2025
Updated: December 2025
Permalink: https://wildix.atlassian.net/wiki/x/CwB3VQ
SuperVision 5 support starts from WMS 7.01 and it is currently available as HWaaS.
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Packing list
- 3 Phone overview
- 4 Login
- 5 BLF / Function keys
- 6 Call management
- 6.1 Place a call
- 6.1.1 Call from Phonebook
- 6.1.2 Call from History
- 6.1.3 Call via BLF Keys
- 6.2 Answer a call
- 6.3 Hold / Second call
- 6.4 Transfer
- 6.4.1 Blind transfer
- 6.4.2 Attended transfer
- 6.5 Conference
- 6.6 Record a call
- 6.7 Pick up a ringing call / see who is calling
- 6.8 Call intrusion / Intercom
- 6.1 Place a call
- 7 Listen to voicemail messages
- 8 Presence status monitoring
- 9 Appendix 1. Call features
- 10 Appendix 2. Phone settings
- 11 Appendix 3. Supported headsets
- 12 Appendix 4. Integration with intercoms
Introduction
Throughout this Guide, we explore SuperVision 5, which is a Prime VoIP office phone with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 7-inch rotating touchscreen and wireless Bluetooth handset designed for top managers. Its Bluetooth handset gives you the freedom to move up to 10 meters from your desk — all while staying connected. With 59 BLF keys, you have instant access to your most-used contacts and features. The rotating touchscreen allows you to receive video calls and monitor security cameras in real time, helping you stay in control of your operations from a single, elegant interface.
Packing list
1 x SuperVision 5 phone
1 x Bluetooth handset
1 x stand
Additionally, you can purchase extra accessories like headsets, a wall mount bracket and a power adapter in Salesforce Partner Community.
Phone overview
Phone’s connection
Index | Interface | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | AC power jack | If PoE is not used: connect the phone to AC power using an external power adapter (check SuperVision 5 Datasheet for compatible adapters) and connect the phone’s Network port (2) to the Internet using the Ethernet cable |
2 | Network port | Connect the phone to the Wildix PoE Switch using the Ethernet cable |
3 | PC port | Connect to PC (optional) |
4 | Headset port | Connect a headset (optional) |
5 | Handset port | Connect a VoIP phone handset (optional) |
6 | USB port | Connect USB Headset (optional, we recommend Wildix Mono/ DuoLED series) |
Note: For provisioning (completed by a PBX admin), consult WMS Start Guide.
Wi-Fi connection
To connect to Wi-Fi:
Go to Network menu -> select WLAN
Select Enabled and tap Ok Soft key to confirm
Tap Scan Soft key
Use Navigation keys to browse available networks
Tap Enter Soft key to select a network under Available Networks
Tap Link Soft key and enter the Wi-Fi password
Tap Ok Soft key to save
Mounting instructions
SuperVision 5 supports desk and wall mounting.
For desk mounting, attach the stand to the phone, adjust the touchscreen (0-40°)
For wall mounting, use a wall mount bracket (it can be purchased separately in Salesforce Partner Community)
Keypad instructions
The phone:
Index | Key | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | LED indicator |
A PBX admin can control the behavior of the LED indicator using Provisioning Custom Settings. |
2 | BLF/ Function keys | Monitor users and features |
3 | Soft keys | Use Soft keys to confirm different operations indicated on the screen On the idle screen, Soft keys provide access to phone’s menus:
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4 | Phonebook key | Press to access the PBX shared phonebooks Note: phonebooks must be set up by a PBX admin on WMS side |
5 | Voicemail key | Access Voicemail graphical menu |
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 | Quick DND key | Long press enables / disables DND |
8 | Home key | Press to return to the Idle state |
9 | Navigation keys | Use Navigation keys to select and the central key to confirm different menu option Use Navigation keys to move between the pages of BLF keys, menus |
10 | Return key | Press to return to a previous menu |
11 | 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 |
12 | Mute key | Press during a call to disable / enable the microphone |
13 | Redial key | Press twice to redial the last called number |
14 | Speaker key | Press to place a call / answer a call in speaker mode or press during a call to switch between speaker / handset mode |
The handset:
Index | Key | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | LED indicator |
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2 | Mute key | Press during a call to disable / enable the microphone |
3 | Call key |
To pair the handset with SuperVision, press and hold the Call key for 3 seconds. After you hear the power-on sound, the handset automatically pairs. A notification on the phone's screen confirms the successful connection.
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4 | Volume + key | Increase ring/ call volume |
5 | Volume - key | Decrease ring/ call volume |
6 | Charging pins | Place the handset in the handset cradle to start charging. |
Statuses and notification icons overview
Before starting
Icon | Description |
IP obtaining is in progress | |
Under provisioning | |
Provisioned and ready to be assigned | |
Connected to network |
User statuses
Icon | Description |
|---|---|
Online | |
Away | |
Reachable by phone (user is not connected to web, but has an active device | |
DND (Do Not Disturb) |
Other icons
Icon | Description |
Silent mode activated | |
CFN: number/ voicemail -> Call Forwarding activated | |
Wi-Fi connected | |
Connected Bluetooth handset |
Call related icons
Icon | Description |
|---|---|
Incoming call | |
Missed call | |
Outgoing call | |
Call on hold | |
Muted microphone | |
Speaker activated | |
Connected headset | |
Call is established via Opus codec | |
Call is established via SRTP | |
Call quality | |
| Voicemail |
Login
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 (*)
Example: if user password is 4Ag7$Zl@, then you have to dial 4247*
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.
Press 1 to use this phone
After a few seconds, the extension is displayed on the phone’s screen; the phone is now assigned and can be used to make and receive calls
If you perform logout via Feature code 99 on a phone, you are automatically logged out of all the phones assigned to your account. To change the behavior, a PBX admin needs to configure Custom Dialplan variable "MULTILOGIN_SUPPORT=yes", consult Custom Global Dialplan Variables List for details.
BLF / Function keys
BLF / Function keys allow you to monitor users and features, make/ transfer/ pick up/ park a call, change status of features.
BLF / Function keys must be set by user in Legacy Collaboration Settings -> Fn keys, Collaboration 7/ x-bees -> Favorites or by a PBX admin via WMS. Detailed information on setting Function keys: Legacy Collaboration - User Guide, x-bees Web User Guide and Collaboration 7 Web User Guide.
Distribution of BLFs
List of BLFs
Icon | BLF | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
Presence | 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, answer a call or to resume a call from hold) | |
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) | |
Voicemail | Press to access shared voicemail of another user (see the chapter below) | |
Prefix | Press to add the predefined value set up in Prefix BLF key, before dialling a number or pressing another BLF key (see the chapter below) |
Colleague BLF
List of supported features/ actions:
Press a 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)
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 Legacy Collaboration - User Guide, x-bees Web User Guide and Collaboration 7 Web User Guide)
Monitor user status (available/ DND/ away) (available with min. UC-Essential/ Basic subscription plan)
Park location BLF
Call parking feature allows you to place a call on hold and then pick up the call from any extension. 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.
Shared voicemail and Call Group notifications manager BLF
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, a 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), Legacy Collaboration (Settings -> Function keys) or x-bees / Collaboration 7 (Favorites).
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: 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.
Call Group notifications manager
Call Group notification manager feature allows you 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.
Prefix BLF
It is possible to configure BLF key Prefix, which allows you to add a certain predefined value to a dialled phone number. To learn more about the feature, check out documentation How to Configure BLF type Prefix.