Avaya Landline Phone

User Manual & Installation Guide

Digital Desk Phone Series

Installation Guide

Tools Needed:

  • Network cable (Ethernet)
  • Telephone cable (RJ11)
  • Power adapter
  • Screwdriver (if wall mounting)
  • Network configuration details

Step-by-Step Installation

  1. Choose Installation Location: Select a location near network and telephone connections on a stable, flat surface.
  2. Unpack and Inspect: Remove all packaging materials and check for any visible damage to the phone.
  3. Connect Network Cable: Connect the Ethernet cable from the phone to your network switch or router.
  4. Connect Telephone Line: Connect the RJ11 cable from the phone to your telephone wall jack or PBX system.
  5. Power Connection: Connect the power adapter to the phone and plug into a properly grounded electrical outlet.
  6. Initial Setup: Allow the phone to boot up and follow the on-screen configuration prompts.
  7. Test Functions: Test basic functions including dialing, receiving calls, and checking display features.
Warning: All installations must be performed by qualified personnel to ensure proper operation and maintain warranty coverage.

Specifications

Model Series 96xx Series Digital Phone
Type IP Desk Phone
Color Charcoal Gray / Black
Display Backlit LCD, 4 lines
Network Protocol SIP, H.323
Power Requirements 48V DC, PoE compatible
Audio Quality HD Voice, Wideband Audio
Memory 1000 contact entries, 100 call logs
Dimensions (HxWxD) 22 x 20 x 12 cm
Weight 1.2 kg
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C
Compliance FCC, CE, RoHS

Warranty Information

  • Full Warranty: 1 year parts and labor
  • Extended Support: Optional maintenance plans available
  • Technical Support: 24/7 phone and online support

For warranty service, contact Avaya Customer Service at 1-888-288-2992 or visit Avaya.com/support

Key Features

HD Voice Quality

Advanced audio processing provides crystal-clear voice transmission with wideband audio support for natural conversation quality.

PoE Support

Power over Ethernet capability allows installation without separate power adapter when connected to compatible network switches.

Programmable Keys

Multiple programmable function keys can be configured for speed dial, line appearances, or feature access.

Integrated Ethernet Switch

Built-in 2-port Ethernet switch allows daisy-chaining to connect a computer without needing additional network infrastructure.

Call Management

Advanced call handling features including hold, transfer, conference, and call forwarding with visual indicators.

Directory Integration

Corporate directory access with search capabilities and LDAP synchronization for up-to-date contact information.

Function Keys Explained

Line Keys

Dedicated buttons for multiple line appearances and call handling

Feature Keys

Programmable buttons for one-touch access to frequently used features

Navigation Keys

Directional pad for menu navigation and list scrolling

Soft Keys

Context-sensitive buttons that change function based on current screen

Volume Controls

Separate controls for handset, speaker, and ringer volume adjustment

Mute Button

Instant microphone mute with visual indicator during active calls

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Phone won't power on Power issue, faulty adapter, PoE not enabled Check power connection, try different outlet, verify PoE switch settings
No dial tone Line disconnected, network issue, configuration error Check cable connections, verify network settings, restart phone
Poor audio quality Network congestion, faulty handset, codec mismatch Check network quality, test with different handset, verify codec settings
Display not working Backlight off, contrast setting, hardware issue Adjust display settings, check contrast, restart phone
Cannot make/receive calls Registration failed, firewall blocking, SIP configuration Check registration status, verify firewall settings, review SIP configuration
Buttons not responding Phone locked, software issue, hardware failure Check lock status, restart phone, perform factory reset if needed

Status Indicators

  • Solid Green: Phone registered and ready
  • Flashing Green: Incoming call or active call
  • Solid Red: Phone not registered or error
  • Flashing Red: Network or configuration issue
  • Amber: Phone in do-not-disturb mode
  • No Light: Power or connection issue

Manual Downloads

Current Model Manuals

9611G

Basic Digital Desk Phone

9621G

Standard Digital Desk Phone

9641G

Advanced Digital Desk Phone

96X1

Executive Digital Phone

Popular Previous Models

9508

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9512

12-Line Digital Phone

9520

20-Line Digital Phone

9530

30-Line Digital Phone

Note: For models not listed here, please visit the Avaya Support Website for complete documentation.