PLANET VIP-350PT - Manual (Page 55)

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Type Select
【 ↑】and【↓】: Navigate (and play) through ringers.
1 . R i n g e r - 0
2 . R i n g e r - 1
3 . R i n g e r - 2
4 . R i n g e r - 3
5 . R i n g e r - 4
6 . R i n g e r - 5
7 . R i n g e r - 6
8 . R i n g e r - 7
9 . R i n g e r - 8
1 0 . R i n g e r - 9
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Vol Adjustment
Adjust volume real time by playing selected ring.
Use Volume Keys :【Up】and【Down】
navigation keys : 【↑】,【↓】,【←】and【→】to adjust volume.
R i n g e r V o l u m e :
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Alert-Info
The IP Phone supports “Alert-Info” header in the first SIP INVITE message as per RFC3261,
“Alert-Info” header dictates the phone to use an alternative ringing tone, which is specific for that call.
The header should be in a format similar to
“Alert-Info: <http://MediaServer.ISP.com/Announce.pcmu>;AnyParameter=xxxx”
or
“Alert-Info: xxxx”, where “xxxxx” (case-insensitive) is the tone tag for one of the available ringing tones
(0~11). This is useful to distinguish calls, for example local calls from calls coming from PSTN. Besides,
this header is ignored for re-INVITE. If the specified tone is out of range, the current ringer is used.
From this page, user may re-map which tone should be played when “xxxx” tone tag is specified. For
example, if “Alert-Info: ringtone-0” is mapped to “Ringer7”, then “Ringer7” will be played whenever
“Alert-Info: ringtone-0” or “Alert-Info: <http://SIP.ISP.com/file.pcmu>;anyParameter=ringtone-0” is
specified in the initial INVITE.
Default is to map “ringtone-0” to Ringer0, “ringtone-1” to Ringer1, and so on.