GXP110x User Manual describes the features and usage of GXP110x, including making calls, answering calls, muting, holding and resuming calls, call forwarding, ending calls, voicemail, soft key functions, call features, etc.
About this manual
This manual introduces the Grandstream GXP110x IP phone, describing its hardware layout, key functions, and supported features such as SIP account handling, call transfer, hold, and programmable keys. It also explains how to configure the device via the web interface, perform firmware upgrades, and customize settings for specific environments like hotels or public areas.
Additional sections cover physical specifications, power options (including PoE support), and a troubleshooting FAQ. The document is intended for end‑users and provides step‑by‑step guidance for basic operation and common tasks. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Welcome
- Understanding the GXP110x
- Phone Features
- Key Functions
- Call Features
- Device Settings
- Web Interface Configuration
- FAQ
Specifications
| Dimensions | 20 mm (W) × 154 mm (L) × 78 mm (D) |
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| Weight | 0.6 kg |
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| Operating Temperature | 32‑104 °F / 0‑40 °C |
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| Operating Humidity | 10‑90 % non‑condensing |
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| Certifications | FCC, VCE, C‑Tick |
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| Network Interface | 10/100 Mbps Ethernet, PoE optional |
Frequently asked questions
Which key is used for call transfer?
The TRAN key is used for call transfer.
Which key puts a call on hold?
The HOLD key is used for call hold.
What does the LED indicator show?
A steady red LED indicates power on, while a flashing red LED indicates a new voicemail.