Mitel 5324 User Guide

5312 and 5324 IP Phone SIP User and Administrator Guide 

3. From 

the 

Feature list, select Shared Line.  

4. From 

the 

Context list, select the User ID with which to associate this key.   

5.  Enter a label/description for this key (optional). 

6. Click 

Apply to apply the changes. 

Shared lines display the following indicator lamps: 

Trying Solid 

Red  When a user initiates a call on a shared line, the 

LED of that line and all shared lines glows red. 

Active Solid 

Green When a call has been successfully connected, the 

LED of that line and all shared lines glows green. 

Held Flashing 

Red 

When a user puts another party on hold, the LED of 
that line and all shared lines flashes red. 

Alerting Flashing 

Green 

When a call is incoming, the LED of the called line 
and all shared lines flashes green. 

RSS feeds are text formats used to deliver information such as News and weather reports. 
Your Mitel SIP Phone can act as an RSS feed reader, displaying the feed on Line 1 of the 
phone display when the phone is idle. You can program one or more keys on your phone to 
display a web feed or to display your own customized message (branding). Use the Key 
Programming Page in the Web Configuration Tool to program one or more RSS Feed keys. 
For more information, refer to the Web Configuration Tool Online Help. 

Once an RSS Feed key is programmed, press the key to display the feed. The LED on the 
key will light up and remain lit while the RSS feed scrolls continuously across Line 1 of your 
phone display. Press the key again to stop the feed. 

Note:  If your Administrator has programmed a global RSS feed or branding message for 

your phone, this text will be displayed when your phone is idle. When one of your own 
personal RSS Feed keys is enabled, it will override any global feed set by your 
Administrator for your phone. 

Tip: 

To improve RSS readability, you can disable other displays (like Call Forwarding and 
Missed Calls). Use the Feature Configuration page of the Web Configuration Tool to 
set Display Controls. 

A Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) server (version 4 or later) provides your phone with 
the date and time. Your Administrator configures your time zone once using the Web 
Configuration Tool. Your phone automatically adjusts to Daylight Savings.