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The Cisco Unified Wireless IP Phone 7920 comes with the following types of profiles:
When you access the Profiles menu, you might see "Not Available" on the screen depending on how the system administrator configured your phone.
Predefined user profiles allow you to quickly change rings and tones on your phone. You can choose between the following profiles for different work environments.
•Normal
•Silent
•Meeting
•Outdoors
For example, when you are working outside, choosing the Outdoors profile automatically increases the ring volume and speaker volume. When you choose the Meeting profile, the ring volume is decreased to the lowest level or you can choose the Silent profile and turn off the ringer.
The following table lists the default settings for the user profiles.
You can choose a profile from the Profiles menu and use the default settings, or you can adjust the settings to meet your needs.
For example, you can choose the Normal profile and change the Warning Tone from Tone to Vibrate.
Table 0-1 shows the profile settings and the options that are available in the Profiles menu.
You can activate a profile, then you can adjust the settings for the profile.
Tip•If the phone detects a weak signal or a low battery, it displays warning messages and sends the warning tone or vibration.
•A check mark displays next to the active profile setting.
•To maintain the speaker volume setting after powering off the phone, change the volume in the active profile.
Network profiles provide predefined settings for access to the wireless network and for authentication and encryption for your system. Your system administrator defines network profiles for you. You might have more than one network profile available to you. Predefined network profiles allow you to quickly change network configurations for different locations.
For example, when you are working in your local office, you can choose the network profile for that location so you can access the wireless network and authenticate with the security services. When you travel to another office, the wireless network might require a different SSID and authentication settings. You can quickly select the network profile for that location without having to manually change the 802.11b configuration settings.
You can choose between up to four network profiles for using your Cisco Unified Wireless IP Phone 7920 in different locations. You can set your phone to automatically scan the profiles and select the network profile with the correct SSID for a specific wireless LAN (WLAN) location.
Your system administrator sets up and maintains the network profiles. Consult with your system administrator if you need to change settings in a profile.
Tip•You can enter or change your LEAP username and password by choosing Network Profiles > "your active profile" > 802.11b Configuration> LEAP. See the Setting Passwords, page 20.
•Do not make changes to settings in to your network profiles without consulting your system administrator first.
•Your system administrator has detailed information about the menu options and settings in the Network Profiles menu.
•To view the current network configuration on your phone, see the Viewing the Network Configuration, page 46.