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Loading...What to do if Technicolor IP Phone has no dialing tone?
If your Technicolor IP Phone has no dialing tone, it might be due to a connection problem with the LAN. Ensure that the Ethernet cable is correctly connected to both the LAN port on your phone and the hub.
Why can't I hear my call partner on my Technicolor IP Phone?
If your call partner cannot hear you, or you cannot hear them on your Technicolor IP Phone, the handset cable may not be correctly plugged in. Make sure the handset cable is securely connected to both the handset and the phone.
How to fix a Technicolor TB30 IP Phone with no display?
If your Technicolor IP Phone has no display, it is likely due to a power issue. Ensure that the power supply is correctly plugged in.
Why does my Technicolor TB30 say it needs to be rebooted?
Your Technicolor IP Phone may display a message indicating it needs to be rebooted after configuration changes. Press the "OK" key to reboot the phone. Also, this can be caused by call forwarding or the 'Do not disturb' facility being active. Deactivate the Call forward function by pressing Fwd and “enable.”
What to do if Technicolor TB30 IP Phone is waiting for CA and there is no dialing tone?
If your Technicolor IP Phone displays a 'Waiting for CA…' message and there is no dialing tone, it indicates that one of the following parameters is not set correctly: Phone IP address, Call agent (CA) address, Subnet mask, or Gateway address. Check these parameters with your system administrator.
Why is the time wrong on my Technicolor TB30 IP Phone?
If the time on your Technicolor IP Phone is incorrect, it is because the time is automatically specified by the network. Ask your system administrator.
General| Type | IP Phone |
|---|---|
| Protocols | SIP |
| Codecs | G.711, G.722, G.726, iLBC |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Model | Technicolor TB30 |
Explains connecting the phone to the network and PC via Ethernet.
Explains the LCD display, soft key functions, and visual cues like icons and LEDs.
Explains the status indicated by different LED lights on the phone.
Covers communication modes and essential functions for making and receiving calls.
Explains features like hold, transfer, conference, and options during active calls.
Details options like volume, mute, and multi-line display during calls.
Explains call pickup, parking, and managing call logs.
Describes the handling and display of different types of call logs.
Details sub-menus for user settings (personalize, alarm) and admin settings (networking, SIP).
Explains configuration of shortcut keys, access to phone info, and memory key management.
Guides on configuring NTP and SIP settings for phone operation.
Introduces web configuration and methods to find the phone's IP address.
Details TFTP auto-provisioning, including requirements and files.
Describes provisioning via USB drive when network is unavailable.
Details the phone lock feature, its setup, and usage.
Explains encryption of configuration files for secure data transfer during APS.
Explains Star Codes (SC) or Feature Access Codes (FAC) for invoking server features.
Makes the phone compatible with Broadsoft Shared Call Appearance facility.
Lists Telnet commands for management and procedures for resetting the phone.
Lists supported RPC methods and describes ACS HTTP connection flows.
Provides remedies and steps to resolve identified phone problems.
Lists configurable parameters and commands for TB30 phone management.