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Mitel Forums => SIP On Mitel => Topic started by: Redcor on March 18, 2023, 05:41:59 AM
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I also googled "How switch off the display on Mitel 5340" and this is what I have found:
"Press the blue Menu key . Press Settings. Press Screen Saver. Select the inactivity time, which will activate the backlight switch to turn off."
But on my phone when I press the blue menu key when I press setting, I have only 2 options:
1) Text size
2) About 5340 IP Phone
The same issue about to set time and date...
Someone can explain to me what can I do to set properly the phone?
Thanks.
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Your device is in SIP mode, so most options are none existent... Those options for screen saver and such are in the MiNet firmware only.
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Your device is in SIP mode, so most options are none existent... Those options for screen saver and such are in the MiNet firmware only.
I get it, damn what a rip off. If I had known I wouldn't have bought it... Anyway thanks for the info.FX
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Your device is in SIP mode, so most options are none existent... Those options for screen saver and such are in the MiNet firmware only.
I get it, damn what a rip off. If I had known I wouldn't have bought it... Anyway thanks for the info.FX
Honestly, using a Mitel phone (like a 52xx or 53xx model) as a SIP device is gigantic waste of time and effort... Almost no features work, except basic feature access codes and speed dials, otherwise it's a fancy looking single line phone.
You are way better off getting a low end Yealink or Grandstream device, or even a higher end one refurbished, to use as a SIP device... I mean you can get a brand new Yealink T31P for under $50 USD shipped, a refurbished Grandstream GXP1620 for $30, or a refurbished Yealink T46G for under $65 (if you want to be fancy)... Tough to argue with prices like that... And all of them are far easier to configure and use as a SIP device. I love Mitel phones in MiNet mode, but in SIP mode they are kind garbage.