Cisco 8875 Operator's manual
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Cisco Video Phone 8875 Documentation
First Published: 2021-11-18
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CONTENTS
Get Started 1
CHAPTER 1
Your Cisco Video Phone 8875 1
Hardware and buttons 2
Connect your phone 5
Wired Network 5
Wireless Network 7
Wall Mount 9
Non-Lockable Wall Mount Components 9
Install the Non-Lockable Wall Mount Kit for Phone 10
Remove the Phone from the Non-Lockable Wall Mount 15
Adjust the Handset Rest 16
Calls 19
CHAPTER 2
Calls 19
Make a Call 19
Single Line 19
Multiple Lines 19
Make an Emergency Call 20
Answer a call 20
Single incoming call 21
Multiple incoming calls 21
Put a call on hold 21
Silence the incoming call ring 22
Mute yourself during calls and meetings 22
Adjust audio volume 23
Switch the phone audio path 24
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Swap between active and held calls 25
Meetings 27
CHAPTER 3
Meetings 27
Join a meeting on your phone 27
Turn your video stream on or off 28
Contacts 29
CHAPTER 4
Contacts 29
Search for a Contact 29
Add a ontact to Favorites 30
Add a Contact to Your Personal Directory 30
Directories 30
Recents 31
Dialing 31
Edit a Contact 31
Settings 33
CHAPTER 5
Settings 33
Set time zone and time format 33
Change language on your phone 34
Connect to a Wi-Fi network 35
Connect a Bluetooth headset to your phone 35
Unpair a Bluetooth headset 36
Set phone ringtone and volume 36
Restart your phone 37
Reset your phone to the factory settings 37
Product Safety and Security 39
CHAPTER 6
Safety and Performance Information 39
Power Outage 39
Regulatory Domains 39
External Devices 39
Bluetooth Wireless Headset Performance 40
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Ways to Provide Power to Your Phone 40
Phone Behavior During Times of Network Congestion 40
UL Warning 40
EnergyStar 41
Class 1 Power 41
Product Label 41
Compliance Statements 41
Compliance Statements for the European Union 41
CE Marking 41
RF Exposure Statement for the European Union 41
Compliance Statements for the USA 42
Part 15 Radio Device 42
Compliance Statements for Canada 42
Canadian RF Exposure Statement 42
Canadian High-Power Radars Statement 43
FCC Compliance Statements 43
FCC Part 15.19 Statement 43
FCC Part 15.21 Statement 43
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement 43
FCC Receivers and Class B Digital Statement 43
Cisco Product Security Overview 44
Cisco Circular Economy 44
Important Online Information 45
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CHAPTER 1
Get Started
•Your Cisco Video Phone 8875, on page 1
•Hardware and buttons, on page 2
•Connect your phone, on page 5
Your Cisco Video Phone 8875
Cisco Video Phone 8875 is a video phone with a high-definition camera and a touch screen, and designed for
video calls and meetings in work offices and home offices.
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Hardware and buttons
Your phone has several buttons and hardware features that allow you access to the phone features.
Use the following figures to identify the phone buttons and hardware items.
Figure 1: Cisco Video Phone 8875 front view
Table 1: Hardware and buttons on the front
PurposeHardware Feature
Indicates call states:
Indicates whether you have an incoming call (flashing red) or a new
voice message (steady red).
1. Handset and Handset light strip
The high-definition camera with a physical shutter and a vertically
adjustable hinge.
Use the camera for video calls
2. Camera
The LCD touch-screen (6.7 in, 1920 x 1080 resolution)
Use the touch screen to use and configure the phone features.
3. Touch screen
Press it to invoke Webex Assistant.4. Webex Assistant button
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PurposeHardware Feature
Hold/Resume : Place an active call on hold and resume the held
call.
Conference : Create a conference call.
Transfer : Transfer a call.
5. Hold/Resume,Conference,and
Transfer
Headset : Toggle the headset on. When the headset is on, the
button lights up. To leave headset mode, you pick up the handset or
select Speakerphone .
Speakerphone : Toggle the speakerphone on or off. When the
speakerphone is on, the button lights up.
Mute : Toggle the microphone on or off. When the microphone
is muted, the button lights up.
6. Headset,Speakerphone,and
Mute
Use the keypad to input characters.7. Alphanumeric keypad
Messages : Press it to dial your voice messaging system.
Settings : Access the settings menu.
Contacts : Access directories and favorite contacts list.
8. Messages,Settings,and
Contacts
: Adjust the handset, headset, and speakerphone volume
(off hook), and the ringer volume (on hook).
9. Volume button
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Figure 2:
Table 2: Ports on the back of the phone
DescriptionPort
Connect the shipped AC adapter to this port to power up your phone.1. Power port
Connect your USB-C headset to this port.2. USB-C port
Connect this port to your Ethernet port on the wall or on your router
with the shipped Ethernet cable.
3. Ethernet port
Used for getting network connection from your laptop or another IP
phone.
4. PC port
Connect your AUX headset to this port.5. Auxiliary port
Connect your RJ-9 headset to this port.6. Analog headset port
Used for holding the analog headset cable and the handset cable.7. Cable sockets
Connect your handset to this port with the shipped handset cable.8. Handset port
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