# Standard terminals

This view provides access to the phones and other terminals. Here you can create both system phones and system-compatible commercial products. System phones, which you later assign to a free seating pool, are automatically moved to the Free seating terminal view.

## Overview of terminals

Table 1. Overview of terminals, arranged according to terminal interface
Terminal interface | Terminal type | Models
Mitel SIP | Mitel SIP phones | Desk phones of the Mitel 6000 SIP series Mitel WLAN Mitel SIP-DECT® Mitel SIP-TWP
| Operator consoles | Mitel 6869 SIP desk phone Mitel 6873 SIP desk phone Mitel 6930 SIP desk phone Mitel 6940 SIP desk phone
| Reception/front desk phone | Mitel 6873 SIP desk phone Mitel 6940 SIP desk phone
| Auxiliary reception phone | Mitel 6867 SIP desk phone Mitel 6869 SIP desk phone Mitel 6920 SIP desk phone Mitel 6930 SIP desk phone
IP | IP phones | Desk phones of the MiVoice 5300 IP series MiVoice 2380 IP softphone
| IP operator consoles | MiVoice 5380 IP PC operator console MiVoice 1560
| Reception/front desk | MiVoice 5380 IP
DSI-AD2 | Digital system phones | Desk phones of the MiVoice 5300 series Desk phones of the Office series
| Operator consoles | MiVoice 5380 desk phone PC operator console MiVoice 1560 Office 45 desk phone
| Reception/front desk | MiVoice 5380
| Radio units of the system’s own DECT system | The connected radio units can be found in the System / DECT view.
DASL | Digital system phones | Dialog 4200 series desk phones (Mitel 470 only)
DECT | Cordless phones on the system’s own DECT system | Cordless phones of the Mitel 600 DECT family Cordless phones of the Office family Commercial products with GAP mode
BluStar | Phones of the Mitel BluStar Ecosystem solution | Multimedia desk phone Mitel BluStar 8000i Multimedia Softphone Mitel BluStar for PC 1 Multimedia Mitel BluStar for iPhone/iPad mobile application and for Android phone/tablet 2
MiCollab Softphone | Unified Communication clients | Client for desktop application Client for web application Client for mobile application
Mitel One | CloudLink platform customers | Mite One Mobile Application and Mitel One Web Application
Analogue | Analogue, nationally approved terminals | Desk phones Mitel 6710 Analogue and Mitel 6730 Analogue Desk phones of the Aastra 1900 series Commercial products
Mobile/external | Mobile phones or external phones | Commercial products
Mitel Mobile Client | Mobile phones with Mitel Mobile Client application | Commercial products with Mitel Mobile Client for operation with an MMC Controller
Standard SIP | Terminals to SIP standard | Commercial products
BRI-S bus | Terminals as per ETSI standard | Commercial products
Virtual | Virtual phones | Software entity

## Creating and editing a terminal

- To display all the terminals of a particular terminal interface, select them under Terminal interface.

- To open a new terminal, click the New button then select the terminal interface you want (or the other way round).

- To edit the properties of a terminal, click the terminal you want in the Terminal type column.

## Searching for and displaying specific terminals

To search for and display specific terminals, enter as filter criterion a string of characters contained in one or more columns then click the Filter button.

All terminals are displayed for which the character string entered is contained in at least one column (see also "Filters in lists").

## Modifying the settings for several terminals at the same time with Multi-edit

You can modify the settings for several terminals simultaneously with the same terminal interface. To do so proceed as follows:

1. Click the Multi-edit button then select the terminal interface you want (or the other way round).

   Control boxes are displayed on the left side.

2. Tick the terminals you want to modify, then click the Multi-edit button once again.

3. Select a terminal whose settings you wish to modify for all other terminals.

4. Select at least one object.

   The modified settings are surrounded by a different colour frame.

5. Click the Apply button.

   The settings are modified for all the selected terminals in the assigned terminal profiles.

notes:

- Grey stored fields cannot be modified in Multi-edit mode.
- Audio settings cannot be modified with Multi-edit.
- There is the separate Multi-edit (keys) button for key configuration.

Tips:

- Before or after clicking the Edit multiple button, you can limit the displayed list with the Filter.
- To copy all possible settings, click the Copy all button in Multi-edit mode.

## Modifying the key configuration of several terminals at the same time with Multi-edit

You can modify the key configurations of several terminals simultaneously with the same terminal interface. You can also transfer a key's configuration to other keys using Copy and Paste. To do so proceed as follows:

1. Click the Multi-edit (keys) button then select the terminal type you want.

   Control boxes are displayed on the left side.

2. Tick the terminals you want to modify, then click the Multi-edit button once again.

3. Select a terminal whose settings you wish to modify for all other terminals.

4. Configure one or more keys.

   The modified keys are highlighted in yellow.

5. To copy a configured key, click on the corresponding line on the extreme right side of the Copy symbol then add the configuration to another key with Add.

   The copied keys are highlighted in yellow.

6. Click the Apply button.

   The settings are modified for all selected terminals.

notes:

- To be able to transfer the key configurations of expansion key modules to all terminals, the number, type and assignment of the expansion key modules must be the same on all terminals.
- Certain key types (such as line keys) cannot be copied. This is indicated by a pop-up message.

tips:

- Before or after clicking the Edit multiple button, you can limit the displayed list with the Filter.
- To copy all possible settings, click the Copy all button in Multi-edit mode.

## Displaying and editing assigned users

- To display and edit an assigned user's properties, click the user's call number. This takes you to the User Administration.

- To return to the terminal view once the user settings have been made, click the Back button.

## Displaying and editing an assigned port

- If the terminal is assigned a port (example: analogue or DSI terminals), click on the assigned port number. This takes you to the interface configuration.

- To return to the terminal view once the user settings have been made, click the Back button.

## Deleting one or more terminals

1. Click the Delete button.

   Control boxes are displayed on the left side.

2. Check the boxes of the terminals you want to delete, and click the Delete button once again.

See also...

"Phone and terminal settings"

Table 2. Quick links to the settings and instructions
Phone type | Settings | Commissioning
Mitel SIP phones (Mitel SIP) | Mitel SIP phones (Mitel SIP) | Registering Mitel SIP corded phones
IP system phones (IP) | IP system phones (IP) | Registering IP system phones
Digital system phones (DSI-AD2) | Digital system phones (DSI-AD2) | Putting a digital system phone into operation
Digital system phones (DASL) | Digital system phones (DASL) |
DECT wireless phones (DECT) | DECT wireless phones (DECT) | Registering DECT cordless phones
MiCollab Client (MiCollab Softphone) | MiCollab Client (MiCollab Softphone) |
Mitel One | Mitel One |
Analogue phones and terminals (Analogue) | Analogue phones and terminals (Analogue) |
Mobile or external phone (Mobile/external) | Mobile or external phone (Mobile/external) |
Mobile phones with MMC (Mitel Mobile Client) | Mobile phones with MMC (Mitel Mobile Client) |
SIP phones and SIP terminals (Standard SIP) | SIP phones and SIP terminals (Standard SIP) | Registering standard SIP phones
ISDN phones and terminals (BRI S-bus) | ISDN phones and terminals (BRI S-bus) |
Virtual phones (Virtual) | Virtual phones (Virtual) |

Parent topic: Terminal administration
1 This model is opened in the user settings under Multimedia.
2 This model is opened in the user settings under Multimedia.
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