Poly Rove 20 - Phone Guide
Table of contents
Your cordless device
Charging cradle
Place the phone onto the cradle to charge or rest it.
Earpiece
Enables you to hear audio from contacts during a call.
LED Light
Flashes to indicate an incoming call, missed call, or new voicemail.
Mute Button
The mute button allows you to mute or unmute the microphone during an active call.
Volume controls
Increase or decrease the volume input (on the left side of the phone).
Headset port
Enables you to connect a headset to the phone (on the right side of the phone).
Speakerphone
The speakerphone button allows you to place or answer a call using the wireless handset speakerphone.
Call Button
The call button allows you to place or answer a call. Also, it allows you to switch from Receiver mode to Handsfree (speakerphone) mode.
End Button
The end button allows you to hang up during a call. The end button also allows you to power off the unit by long pressing the button.
Navigation Arrows
Use the navigation arrow to increase or decrease the ringer volume, scroll through menus, or move the cursor within fields. The center key is used to confirm a selection. In standby mode, the arrow keys perform the following: Up arrow: ringer volume up, down arrow: ringer volume down, left arrow: directories, and right arrow: call logs.
Softkeys
The softkeys perform the functions that appear directly above them on display. Their functions are context-sensitive, meaning the Softkeys' function changes depending upon your current activity.
Line Keys
Line keys can be programmed to act as speed dials or shortcuts. The Rove 20 is equipped with 3 line keys for optimal accessibility.
Press one of the 3 Line keys to assign an action to it. You are prompted to select Yes, or No.
Press Yes, and choose Ignore Key Press, Speed Dial, or Shortcuts.
Use your cordless device
Place Calls
To place a call, dial the valid 10-digit number, and press the Talk Button.
To place a new call while on an active call, press the New Call softkey. Enter the valid 10-digit numbers or select one of the options: Contacts, Central Directory, Recent Calls, or Intercom. When complete, press the Talk button or press the Call Softkey. The first call is placed on hold.
Receive Calls
To answer a call, press the Talk Button or the Answer softkey.
To answer an incoming call when you’re already on an active call, press the Talk button or the Answer softkey. The first call is automatically placed on hold. To retrieve the first call, press the Swap Softkey or the Navigation Arrows to scroll back to the first call.
Hold and Resume
To put an active call on hold, press the Options soft key, select the Hold option, and press the Select softkey or the OK button. To resume the call, press Options and select the Resume option.
Perform a Blind Transfer
A Blind (or unannounced) Transfer takes place when you transfer a call to someone else without announcing the call first.
To conduct a blind transfer while on an active call, press Options. Proceed to select Blind Transfer. Next, input either an extension or a Valid 10-digit number. You can also press the Contacts, Central Directory, or Recent Calls options to select a number from those lists. Press Transfer; the call will now be transferred.
Perform a Consulted Transfer
A Consulted (or announced) Transfer is performed when you announce the call to the recipient before transferring the call.
To conduct a Consulted Transfer while on an active call, press Options. Proceed to select Transfer. Next, input either an extension or—a valid 10-digit number. Press the Call button or softkey. Once the party answers, you can announce the call and press Options again. Select Transfer to finalize this interaction.
Perform a Direct-to-Voicemail Transfer
A Direct-to-Voicemail Transfer is performed when you wish to transfer a call directly to another User’s Voicemail.
To conduct a Direct-to-Voicemail Transfer to another user within the group while on an active call, press Options. Proceed to select Transfer. The caller is automatically placed on hold. Next, enter Star (*) 55, followed by the User’s mailbox ID, then press the pound (#) key. This completes the transfer to Voicemail.
Three-Way Conference Calls
To initiate a Three-Way Conference Call, press the New Call soft
key while on an active call, enter the valid extension or 10-digit number, and
press the
Do Not Disturb
The Do Not Disturb Feature is used to send all incoming calls to Voicemail. To enable Do Not Disturb, press the Menu button, then proceed, and select Do Not Disturb “DND.” Use the navigation arrows to select Enabled. Your phone is now in DND mode, and your home screen will reflect this as well.
Please note: Once Do Not Disturb is enabled, calls cannot be received until you disable the feature. To disable this feature, repeat the previous steps.
Call Forward
By default, calls that are not answered will go to Voicemail. To forward calls to a destination other than Voicemail, enable Call Forwarding or change your Voice Portal Busy and No Answer settings.
To enable this feature, press Menu. Proceed to select Call Forward. Choose the forwarding option you would like to enable. Options include:
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Always, which will forward all incoming calls to a specified forward-to destination,
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No Answer, which will forward calls when the Do Not Disturb feature is enabled, or if you do not answer,
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and Busy, which will only forward calls if your line is busy.
Press the Toggle softkey and enter a Forward to destination phone number. Please Note: When configuring No Answer forwarding, you must also select the number of seconds before the call is forwarded. To configure, select Call Forward, then No Answer. Switch the service to On and enter the number to forward calls. Then, select the number of seconds it would take to forward calls. You can choose from 0 – 120 seconds. Make your selection and select the Save soft key when you are done.
To disable Call Forwarding, select the forwarding service to disable and set the feature to Off.
Park Calls
To park calls while on an active call, you need to first create a local contact with the known extension, for example: Park 101 and set the number to *68101.
While on an active call, press Options and locate and select Contact and then select the Park 101 option to park a call. You should receive a message confirming that the call has been parked.
To retrieve a parked call, dial *88, then the talk button. When prompted, dial the Extension number against which the call was parked, followed by the Pound (#) Key..
Add New Contacts
To add a new contact, press Menu. Then proceed to select Contacts and then select the more options softkey. Press Add New Contact. Proceed to fill out the necessary information using the navigation arrow to move between fields. When complete, press Save. The contact is now saved to your directory.
Access Voicemail
To check your Voicemail, dial your extension. You can also press Menu, then select Messages. When prompted, enter your Voicemail passcode followed by the Pound (#) Key. Follow the audio prompts to retrieve your Voicemail messages. If you forget your Voicemail passcode, please contact your System Administrator to have it reset.
Access Call History
You can use the Call button to review your Call History.
This will display the All calls list, where you can use the
navigation arrows to access Received, Dialed, and Missed lists.
To call the phone number on any list, press the Call button or softkey. You
can press the More options icon to view the call details, save the contact,
append to contact, edit before calling, delete this section, or delete all
call history on this list.
Handset pairing
To pair a handset to the Rove B1 base station:
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Hold down the button on the top of the base station.
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Once the LED starts slowly blinking green (about 5 seconds), release the button.
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On the handset, go to Settings > Connectivity > Easy registration. The device should pair after a few seconds of searching.
Note: After a handset is initially paired, it downloads its firmware in the background. This process starts when the phone is idle, in the cradle, and has sufficient battery life (>70%). The LED of the phone will flash green and red indicating the software upgrade is in progress. The upgrade process can take around an hour to fully complete.
Poly Rove base station status indicators
LED Indicator |
Status |
No indicator |
Powered off |
Solid green |
Registered; good quality signal |
Blinking green |
Searching for nearby base stations, handset, or repeater registration. |
Solid red |
Powered on but has an error or no signal |
Blinking red |
Firmware update or factory reset in progress |
Slow blinking red |
SIP registration failure |
Solid orange |
Powered on but has poor signal quality |
Blinking orange |
Searching for IP address |