Troubleshoot your phone (for user)
Your administrator may ask for information about your phone. This information uniquely identifies the phone for troubleshooting purposes.
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Press Settings . |
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If prompted, enter the password to access the Settings menu. You can get the password from your administrator. |
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Tap About this device. You can view the following information:
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Tap to exit the About this device screen. |
If you are experiencing any issues with your phone (for example, network connection, phone registration, or phone upgrade), then you see an error message displayed under Issues.
Use the information and functions listed under the Diagnostics section to collect data and troubleshoot any problems on your phone.
Typically, the Diagnostics section contains the following functions:
Diagnostics |
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Report problem |
Tap if you want to collect and send your device logs to your administrator. |
Device status |
Tap if you want to see the statistics information about the network, wireless, and calls. |
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Press Settings . |
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If prompted, enter the password to access the Settings menu. You can get the password from your administrator. |
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Tap . |
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Tap one of the following fields to see the relevant statistics information:
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When you seek for help on phone issues from your administrator, send your device logs to the administrator for troubleshooting.
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Press Settings . |
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If prompted, enter the password to access the Settings menu. You can get the password from your administrator. |
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Tap . |
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Enter the date and time when the issue occurred. By default, the current date and time are populated, you can further change
them.
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Choose a problem description from the listed descriptions. |
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Tap Submit. After the report is sent, you can see the report file name and the submission time. If your phone can't sent out the problem report, the
report file is generated locally, and you can download the file from a given IP
address. |
Check the network connection details when you are troubleshooting a network issue. The Network connection screen in the phone menu gives you the details about the Ethernet or Wi-Fi settings.
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Press Settings . |
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If prompted, enter the password to access the Settings menu. You can get the password from your administrator. |
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Scroll down to the Network and service section and tap Network connection. |
If you want to change the phone registration from a Cisco Unified Communications Manager (Unified CM) server to another Cisco Unified CM server , we recommend that you delete the security settings on your phone. Security settings reset removes the Certificate Trust List (CTL) file. The phone gets the new CTL file from the new Unified CM cluster so that the phone can register successfully.
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Press Settings . |
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If prompted, enter the password to access the Settings menu. You can get the password from your administrator. |
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Scroll down to the Restart and reset section and tap Reset security certificate. |
A factory reset clears all settings from your phone. You lose your current registration and all the configuration after a factory reset. You must register and set up your phone as you do for a new phone before you can use it again.
You can use the phone menu to factory reset your phone. If you can't access to the menu from the phone screen, you can use the phone keypad to reset your phone.
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Press Settings . |
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If prompted, enter the password to access the Settings menu. You can get the password from your administrator. |
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Do one of the following actions based on your phone model: Select .In the Restart and reset section, select Factory reset. |
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Select Reset in the prompt window to start the reset. Your phone reboots when the reset completes.
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Use these steps to reset the phone to the factory default settings using the keypad.
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Unplug the phone:
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Wait 5 seconds. |
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Press and hold # and plug the phone back in. The Headset button, the Speaker button, and the Mute button light up.
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As soon as the Mute button goes off, release # and press 123456789*0# in sequence. When you press 1, the Headset button goes off. You have less than 15 seconds to finish pressing the keys. The phone goes into a normal startup if you don't finish the input before it times out or you press the keys out of sequence. After you finish pressing these keys, the Mute button lights up, indicating the factory reset process has started. Don’t power down the phone until it completes the factory reset process and the Welcome screen appears. |