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General| Voicemail | Integrated voicemail system |
|---|---|
| Type | IP PBX |
| Max Users | Up to 1000 |
| Protocols Supported | SIP, H.323 |
| Scalability | Modular |
| Features | Call forwarding, conferencing, voicemail, auto attendant |
| Deployment | On-premises |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supply option |
Covers safety precautions, regulatory compliance, and RF exposure guidelines for safe operation.
Details the unique features and specifications for Aastra 610d, 620d, and 630d models.
Covers installing standard and power batteries, including important safety precautions and handling guidelines.
Instructions for attaching mounting brackets, rotary clips, and carrying straps for device portability.
Details headset connection, USB connectivity, and charging unit setup for the handset.
Focuses on power supply unit usage and critical safety information for Li-ion batteries to prevent hazards.
Explains charging times for different batteries and provides talk/standby time estimates.
Describes how battery charge status is indicated on the display and LED lights, plus warnings.
Outlines the process of registering or logging in the handset to communication systems.
Introduces the handset's display elements, softkeys, LEDs, and their basic functions.
Shows the default key assignments for the handset's buttons and how they function.
Explains the symbols displayed on the upper line and the general information on the display.
Provides a table explaining the meaning of LED colours and their status indications.
Step-by-step guide on how to navigate menus to change settings like display language.
Demonstrates how to add and edit entries in the personal phone book using the handset editor.
Explains the character sets and input methods for entering names and numbers into lists.
Covers essential functions like powering on/off, key lock, hands-free, and ringer controls.
Adjusting display illumination, brightness, contrast, and handset muting.
Managing personal directories, editing call lists, and using the editor for entries.
Using Bluetooth headsets, hotkeys, VIP lists, and emergency functions like SOS and Mandown.
How to accept or reject incoming calls and add caller information.
Procedures for placing direct dial, predial, and external calls.
Accessing and dialing numbers from redial lists, personal phone books, and system directories.
Managing multiple connections, conferencing, call transfer, callback, and call forwarding.
Explains menu access, symbols, and quick access to features like Bluetooth, Mandown, Call Filter, Profiles, Alarms, Appointments.
Configuration of contacts, date/time, audio settings, call filtering, system, and security settings.
Managing system registrations, security PINs, handset resets, and user profiles.
General guide on how to assign specific functions to handset keys.
Specific instructions for assigning VIP lists to keys, especially the hotkey.
Instructions on cleaning, maintenance, environmental impact, and disposal guidelines.
States device compliance with EU directives and details warranty terms, services, and exclusions.
Lists available accessories and provides detailed technical data for the handset.
A visual representation of the handset's menu hierarchy and navigation paths.
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