Workcloud Communication Voice Client 9.x

Workcloud Communication Voice Client 9.x
Revision History
About This Guide
- PBX Integration Statement
- Notational Conventions
- Service Information
Configuring the CME PBX
- Opening the Cisco CME Command Line Interface
- Adding Directory Numbers
- Add New Phone
  - Adding New Phone for Basic CME
  - Adding New Phone for Premium CME
- Committing Changes
- Assign Multiple Lines per Device
- Customize Line Labels and Caller ID
- Customize the Zebra Voice Status Bar Message
- Push Buttons from CME
Configuring the Client
- Determine Deployment Readiness
- Connect Android Wireless Device to Network
- Install WFC Voice
- Opening Zebra Voice
- Configure Default Home Screen
- Activate Zebra Voice
- Configure Zebra Voice
- Subscribing Department via Intent
Dynamic Configuration
- Dynamic Configuration Overview
- General Device Use Cases
- Device Start-Up
- Device Identification
- Profile Configuration
  - Connection Attributes
- Enable Using Dynamic Configuration
- Configuration Resynchronization
- Dynamic Configuration Start-Up - Server Side
- Dynamic Configuration Start-Up - Client Side
- XML File Examples
- Testing Remote Dynamic Configuration
Settings
- Accessing Settings
- Exit, Reload, or Sign Out
- Profile Settings
- VPN Configuration
  - Configuring VPN Preferred
  - Configuring VPN Usage Only
- Connection Parameters
  - Configuring Multiple PBX Types
  - Configuring Dynamic PBX Registration Refresh on Expiry
- Color Theme
  - Choosing a Theme
- Audio Settings
- UI Settings
- Data Collection
- Call Settings
- Ringtones
- Miscellaneous Settings
Logging
- Accessing Logging Settings
- Logging Level
  - Setting Logging Level
- Logging Types
  - Setting Logging to File
  - Setting SIPCLF Logging
- Log Files
  - Workcloud Communication Logs
  - Fusion Logs
- Collecting LogCat with RxLogger
  - Enabling RXLogger
- Debug Log Markers
  - Adding a Log Marker for Debugging
  - Configure the Log Marker
- Enable Fusion Logs
  - Enabling Fusion Logs In Android 6.1 or 7.1.2
  - Enabling Fusion Logs In Android 8.1
- Capturing the Logs
Using the Client
- Home Screen Dashboard
- In-Call Dashboard
- Signal Quality
- Initiate a Call
- Voicemail
- Contacts
  - Using Contacts
  - Contact Presence Indicators
- Favorites
  - Using Favorites
- Call History
- Advanced Calling Features
- Miscellaneous Features
- Profile Manager Features
Button Actions
XML Tags
XML Example - Profile
XML Example - Dashboard
XML Example - Call Buttons
Directory Button Configuration
- Creating the Directory Button
- Using the Directory Button
Proxy Server Configuration
- Configuring a Proxy Server
Network Ports and Protocols
License Migration - Premium to Standard
Migrating Customer with PVM from CME Premium to Standard License
Migrating Customer with EXM from CME Premium to Standard License
Migrating Customer from PVM to EXM
Hunt Groups
- Configuring Hunt Groups in the PBX
- Configuring Zebra Voice
- Joining a Hunt Group
- Leaving a Hunt Group
Call Pickup Group
- Configuring Call Pickup Group
Support and Troubleshooting
- What Devices does Voice Client for Android support?
- What Headsets Do PTT Pro for Android and Zebra Voice Support?
- Permission on Android 15 Devices

Debug Log Markers

Debug Log Markers

Log markers are used to mark specific locations in the LogCat file, identifying when an event occurs. The Log Marker feature can be used as many times as necessary. The follow example displays a Log Marker entry in LogCat.

    08-24 16:59:09.953: E/UI(4587): -------------------------------------------- 
08-24 16:59:09.953: E/UI(4587): <<<MARKER>>> 
08-24 16:59:09.953: E/UI(4587): <<< optional description >>> 
08-24 16:59:09.953: E/UI(4587): --------------------------------------------