Crestron UC-P110-T Manual (62 Sider)

UC UC-P -HONE T & - -T- PHONE PLUS

Crestron Flex VoIP Desk Phones for

Microsoft Teams® Software

Supplemental Guide

Crestron Electronics, Inc.

Crestron product development software is licensed to Crestron dealers and Crestron Service Providers (CSPs) under a

limited non- -exclusive, non transferable Software Development Tools License Agreement. Crestron product operating system

software is licensed to Crestron dealers, CSPs, and end-users -under a separate End User License Agreement. Both of these

Agreements can be found on the Crestron website at www.crestron.com/legal/software_license_agreement.

The product warranty can be found at www.crestron.com/legal/sales- - -terms conditions warranties.

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Certain Crestron products contain open source software. For specific information, visit www.crestron.com/legal/open-

source-software.

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Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Microsoft Teams is of Microsoft either a trademark red trademark or registe

Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Other trademarks, registered trademarks, and trade names may be

used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products. Crestron disclaims any

proprietary interest in the marks and names of others. Crestron is not responsible for errors in typography or photography.

This document was written by the Technical Publications department at Crestron.

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IT Administrator .............................................................................................................. 2

End User............................................................................................................................ 2

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Phone Settings ................................................................................................................ 2

Set Language 3.....................................................................................................................................................

Time & Date 4.........................................................................................................................................................

Display ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Phone Lock ............................................................................................................................................................ 6

Bluetooth® 7.............................................................................................................................................................

Debug ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8

About ........................................................................................................................................................................ 8

Network (Admin Only) ................................................................................................................................ 9

Debug (Admin Only) ................................................................................................................................... 13

Admin Password (Admin Only) ......................................................................................................... 15

Web Configuration ....................................................................................................... 17

Connect to the Device ............................................................................................................................... 17

Log Out from the Device ........................................................................................................................18

Status ...................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Network ................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Features ................................................................................................................................................................ 24

Settings ................................................................................................................................................................. 27

Security .................................................................................................................................................................. 36

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Claim a Single Device ................................................................................................... 39

Claim Multiple Devices................................................................................................ 40

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Phone

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Operation

OperationOperation 46

Physical Description ..................................................................................................... 46

Sign In .............................................................................................................................. 47

The Teams Phone Display ........................................................................................... 49

Calls Screen ....................................................................................................................................................... 50

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Crestron Flex VoIP Desk Phones for

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Introduction

The PLUS UC- -PHONE T & UC- -T-PHONE Crestron Flex VoIP Desk Phones for Microsoft

Teams are® - -T - -software UC(respectively sold as P100 & UC P110 T) designed for use

with the Microsoft Teams intelligent communications platform. These phones enable

superior voice calling and full-duplex hands-free conferencing in a stylish desktop

package. A consistent user experience at every desk, workstation, and meeting space is

provided via the familiar and intuitive Microsoft Teams touch screen UI, affording simple

operation with comprehensive call and contact management features, built-in

calendaring, and one- . touch meeting joins

This supplemental guide discusses the requirements and configuration instructions for

the UC-PHONE- - -T- . T & UC PHONE PLUS phones For information on installing these

phones, refer to the UC- -S -PHONE /UC PHONE-T 8 DO Guide (Doc 835 ) and the

UC-PHONE-S- - -T- PLUS/UC PHONE PLUS DO Guide (Doc 8359) at

www.crestron.com/manuals.

Deployment

To make the most of Microsoft Teams, refer to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-

us/MicrosoftTeams/teams-overview for recommendations on deploying Microsoft

Teams throughout an organization.

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Requirements

IT Administrator

The IT administrator should have the following knowledge and skills:

• General Skills

− IP Networking

− Basic phone terminology

• Crestron- specific skills

− Crestron XiO Cloud™ service (Cloud Provisioning) helps an administrator

quickly manage all devices within an an environment. The platform allows

administrator a to add devices to system in order to manage device status,

change settings, update firmware, set up new users, manage access levels

and manage automated alerts. For training, visit

https://www.crestron.com/en- -US/Support/Tools/Applications/Training

Online-Course?id=31.

NOTE:

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You must be logged in to your Crestron.com account to access the

training course.

End User

The end user should have the following:

• A Microsoft Teams account

• Knowledge of Microsoft Teams

Configuration

The phone is configured with the touch screen ( phone settings) and a computer with

web browser software (device settings) . When he using a computer, t phone and

computer must be connected to a commonly accessible network.

Phone Settings

T he device’s phone settings can be used view information about the device, adjust the to

volume, set the language, view the privacy policy, and configure the device.

To access the partner settings, tap on the Microsoft Teams start screen. The Phone

settings menu is displayed.

NOTE:

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Partner settings can also be accessed from the main application. To access the

partner settings, tap , Settings

Settings

SettingsSettings, and then Device

Device

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Settings

SettingsSettings

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((Language screen shown)

Language screen shown)

Language screen shown)Language screen shown)

To exit the Phone settings menu, tap ←.

Set Language

The currently selected language is displayed in the language field.

To select a new language:

1. T ap Lang

Lang

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OKOK to change the

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Time & Date

Tap Time

Time

Time Time & Date

& Date

& Date& Date to configure the settings the phone will use for determining the time

and date. Settings are displayed on the right side of the screen.

Time & Date

Time & DateTime & Date

Type

Tap Type

Type

TypeType and select whether manual settings or an SNTP (time) server will be used.

• Manual Settings

Manual Settings

Manual SettingsManual Settings

When choosing , tap on the following fields and set as needed

Manual Settings

Manual SettingsManual Settings .

− Date

Date

DateDate:

:

:: Touch and drag up or down to scroll through settings for year, month,

and date. Tap OK

OK

OKOK when done or tap CANCEL

CANCEL

CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

− Time:

Time:

Time:Time: Touch and drag up or down to scroll through settings for hour, minutes,

seconds, and AM or PM. Tap OK

OK

OKOK when done or tap CANCEL

CANCEL

CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

− DHCP

DHCP

DHCPDHCP

Time

TimeTime:

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:: s Select whether the phone update time with the offset time

offered by the DHCP server.

− Date & T

Date & T

Date & TDate & Time Format:

ime Format:

ime Format:ime Format: Select the formats for the date (WWW M

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OKOK when done or tap

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CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

• SNTP Setting

SNTP Setting

SNTP SettingSNTP Settings

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SNTP

SNTPSNTP Settings

Settings

SettingsSettings

− Time Zone:

Time Zone:

Time Zone:Time Zone: Touch and drag up or down to scroll through the amount of time

difference from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Tap OK

OK

OKOK when done or tap

CANCEL

CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

NOTE:

NOTE:NOTE:

Some settings will prompt for locale selection after selecting the time

difference. Tap the desired locale and tap OK

OK

OKOK.

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− Location:

Location:

Location:Location: Select the location of the phone.

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me:me: s Select whether the phone update time with the offset time

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− Date & T

Date & T

Date & TDate & Time Format:

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CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

Display

Tap Display

Display

DisplayDisplay to configure the display’s backlight and screen saver settings. Settings are

displayed on the right side of the screen.

Display

DisplayDisplay

• Backlight Settings

Backlight Settings

Backlight SettingsBacklight Settings

The backlight level and duration can be set from the Backlight

Backlight

BacklightBacklight section of the

Display

DisplayDisplay settings.

− Backlight A

Backlight A

Backlight ABacklight Active Level:

ctive Level:

ctive Level:ctive Level: Touch and drag left or right to adjust the amount of

backlighting.

− Backlight Time:

Backlight Time:

Backlight Time:Backlight Time: Touch and drag up or down to scroll through the amount of

time the backlight stays lit. Tap OK

OK

OKOK when done or tap CANCEL

CANCEL

CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

• Screen Saver S

Screen Saver S

Screen Saver SScreen Saver Settings

ettings

ettingsettings

The screen saver wait time and background can be set from the Screen Saver

Screen Saver

Screen Saver Screen Saver

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Display

DisplayDisplay settings.

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The phone can connect with a compatible Tap Bluetooth headset for wireless operation.

Bluetooth

BluetoothBluetooth to configure the phone’s Bluetooth feature. Settings are displayed on the

right side of the screen.

Bluetooth

BluetoothBluetooth

To enable and configure the Bluetooth feature, move the Bluetooth

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Bluetooth switch to the right.

To disable the Bluetooth feature, move the Bluetooth

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Bluetooth switch to the left.

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Once Bluetooth is enabled, the phone’s device name can be set and the phone can be

configured to be discoverable by other devices.

• Device

Device

Device Device Name

Name

NameName: To change the device name, tap the device name and enter a new

device name. Tap Done

Done

DoneDone when finished.

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right side of the screen.

Debug

DebugDebug

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About

Tap About

About

AboutAbout to view information about the phone’s IP address, MAC address, firmware

and software versions, the privacy statement, and the Crestron Unified Communication

Software License Agreement.

About

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agreement are available for viewing.

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Privacy statement

Privacy statementPrivacy statement to view the privacy statement.

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license agreement.

Network (Admin Only)

Tap Network

Network

NetworkNetwork to view and configure the phone’s network settings.

Viewing and configuring the network settings requires the admin password. After

tapping Network

Network

NetworkNetwork, the display prompts the user to enter the admin password.

Admin Password

Admin PasswordAdmin Password

Enter the admin password (default password = “admin”) and tap Enter

Enter

EnterEnter. The network

settings are displayed on the right side of the screen.

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Network

NetworkNetwork

WAN Port

The WAN Port

WAN Port

WAN PortWAN Port section determines the IP address format to use (IPv4, IPv6, or IPv4 and

IPv6), the methods for obtaining an IP address (DHCP or Static), and the static IP

address of the DNS servers.

• IP Mode

IP Mode

IP ModeIP Mode:

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:: Touch and drag up or down to specify the IP addressing mode to use

(IPv4

IPv4

IPv4IPv4 I

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Pv6

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OK

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CANCEL

CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

• IPv4 Typ

IPv4 Typ

IPv4 TypIPv4 Type:

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e:e: Touch and tap the the method used for obtaining an IPv4 address

(DHCP

DHCP

DHCPDHCP or Static

Static

StaticStatic). Tap OK

OK

OKOK when done or tap CANCEL

CANCEL

CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

• IPv4 Static DNS:

IPv4 Static DNS:

IPv4 Static DNS:IPv4 Static DNS: Move the IPv4 Static DNS

IPv4 Static DNS

IPv4 Static DNSIPv4 Static DNS switch to the right to enter static

IPv4 addresses for the primary and secondary DNS servers. When the switch is

moved to the left, DHCP will be used to obtain addresses for the DSN servers.

• IPv6

IPv6

IPv6IPv6 Type:

Type:

Type: Type: Touch and tap the the method used for obtaining an IPv6 address

(DHCP

DHCP

DHCPDHCP or Static

Static

StaticStatic). Tap OK

OK

OKOK when done or tap CANCEL

CANCEL

CANCELCANCEL to cancel.

• IPv6 Static

IPv6 Static

IPv6 Static IPv6 Static DNS:

DNS:

DNS:DNS: Move the IPv6 Static DNS

IPv6 Static DNS

IPv6 Static DNSIPv6 Static DNS switch to the right to enter static

IPv6 addresses for the primary and secondary DNS servers. When the switch is

moved to the left, DHCP will be used to obtain addresses for the DSN servers.

VLAN

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LANLAN section configures the phone’s Internet and PC ports as part of a VLAN.

• WAN Po

WAN Po

WAN PoWAN Port:

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rt:rt: Move the WAN Port

WAN Port

WAN PortWAN Port switch to the right to connect the Internet port

and configure the port for operation. When the switch is moved to the left, the

Internet port is no longer connected to the VLAN.

Once the Internet port is assigned to the VLAN, enter values for VID

VID

VIDVID -(1 4094) and

Priority

PriorityPriority - (1 7).

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configure the port for operation. When the switch is moved to the left, the PC

port is no longer connected to the VLAN.

Once the PC port is assigned to the VLAN, enter values for VID

VID

VIDVID -(1 4094) and

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PriorityPriority (0- 7).

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DHCP

DHCPDHCP VLAN

VLAN

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Once the PC port is assigned to the VLAN, enter values for VID

VID

VIDVID -(1 4094) and

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OptionOption (1- 255).

Web Server

The Web Server

Web Server

Web Server Web Server section enables and configures the web access types to be used

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HTTP SHTTP Status:

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tatus:tatus: Move the HTTP Sta

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HTTP StaHTTP Status

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tustus switch to the right to enable HTTP

addressing. When the switch is moved to the left, HTTP addressing is no longer

available.

Once the HTTP is enabled, enter the port number (1 through 65535) that should

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• HTTPS Status:

HTTPS Status:

HTTPS Status:HTTPS Status: Move the HTTPS S

HTTPS S

HTTPS SHTTPS Status

tatus

tatustatus switch to the right to enable HTTPS

addressing. When the switch is moved to the left, HTTPS addressing is no longer

available.

Once HTTPS is enabled, enter the port number (1 through 65535) that should be

used for HTTPS communication in the HTTPS

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802.1x Mode

The 80

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2.1x 2.1x section enables and configures the phone to use 802.1x. authentication.

Select an Auth

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To select a method of authentication:

• Tap the name of the authentication method to display a list of available

authentication methods.

• Touch and drag up or down to scroll through the list of available methods. Refer

to “ for details.Available Authentication Methods” below

• Tap the method name to select, and then tap OK

OK

OKOK. The phone will prompt to

reboot.

• Click OK

OK

OKOK to reboot the phone, or click CANC

CANC

CANCCANCEL

EL

ELEL to continue configuration without

rebooting.

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EAP None:

EAP None:EAP None: When selected, authentication protocols are not used.

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D5

D5D5 When selected, MD5 authentication is used. MD5 is the base security

requirement in the EAP standard and uses the username and password as the

authentication credentials. Enter the identity and password in the Identity and

MD5 Password fields.

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TLSTLS When selected, TLS authentication is used. Enter the identity and

password in the Identity and MD5 Password fields. Other parameters are

managed from the web interface. For details, refer to “802.1x” . on page 23

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SCHAP

SCHAPSCHAPv2

v2

v2v2 When selected, PEAP/MSCHAPv2 authentication is

used. Enter the identity and password in the Identity and MD5 Password fields.

Other parameters are managed from the web interface. For details, refer to

“802.1x” . on page 23

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TTLS/ETTLS/EAP

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APAP M

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SCHAP

SCHAPSCHAPv2

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v2v2 - When selected, TTLS/EAP MSCHAPv2

authentication is used. Enter the identity and password in the Identity and MD5

Password fields. Other parameters are managed from the web interface. For

details, refer to “802.1x” . on page 23

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PEAP/GTCPEAP/GTC When selected, PEAP/GTC authentication is used. Enter the

identity and password in the Identity and MD5 Password fields. Other

parameters are managed For d from the web interface. etails, refer to “802.1x”

on page 23.

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TTLS/ETTLS/EAP

AP

APAP GTC

GTC

GTCGTC:

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: : When selected, TTLS/GTC authentication is used. Enter

the identity and password in the Identity and MD5 Password fields. Other

parameters are managed from the web interface. For details, refer to “802.1x”

on page 23.

• EAP

EAP

EAPEAP F

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FFAST

AST

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password in the Identity and MD5 Password fields. Other parameters are

managed from the web interface. For details, refer to “802.1x” . on page 23

LLDP

The LLDP

LLDP

LLDPLLDP

section enables or disables the ) feature Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP

on the phone and configures the interval (in seconds) for the Phone to send the LLDP

request. To configure LLDP:

1. Move the LLDP St

LLDP St

LLDP StLLDP Status

atus

atusatus switch to the right to enable . When the switch is LLDP

moved to the left, LLDP . is disabled

2. Enter the interval (in seconds for the phone to send the LLDP request in the )

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phone and configures the interval (in seconds) for the to send the Phone CDP request.

To configure CDP:

1. Move the CDP St

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moved to the left, CDP . is disabled

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Packet Interv

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alal field.

Debug (Admin Only)

Tap Debu

Debu

DebuDebug

g

gg to view and configure the phone’s logging settings, reset the phone, and

enable and/or disable screen captures.

Viewing and configuring the network settings requires the admin password. After

tapping Network

Network

NetworkNetwork, the display prompts the user to enter the admin password.

Admin Password

Admin PasswordAdmin Password

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Screen Capture

The Screen Capture

Screen Capture

Screen CaptureScreen Capture section allows you to use a web browser to view screen captures of

the phone’s display.

Move the Screen Captu

Screen Captu

Screen CaptuScreen Capture

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rere switch to the right to enable the screen capture feature.

When the switch is moved to the left, the screen capture feature is disabled.

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RequiremRequirements

ents

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To take screen captures, the following is required:

• The IP address of the phone

• A PC with a web browser. The PC and phone should be on a commonly accessible

network.

• The phone’s administrative login credentials.

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Perform the following procedure to take screen captures.

1. Open the web browser and navigate to the XXX.

XXX.

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/scree

XXX.XXX.XXX/scree

XXX.XXX.XXX/screeXXX.XXX.XXX/screencapture

ncapture

ncapturencapture

where XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX is the IP address of the phone.

2. Enter the administrative login credentials. The browser will display a screen

capture of whatever is on the phone’s display.

Admin Password (Admin Only)

Tap Admin Pas

Admin Pas

Admin PasAdmin Password

sword

swordsword to change the admin password. Controls for changing the

password are displayed on the right side of the screen.

Admin Password

Admin PasswordAdmin Password

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