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Installing Your Vista 200 Phone
Wall Mount
Wall Mount
Connect the receiver and receiver
cord .
Attach the wedge-shaped base in
desk mount or wall mount
position.
Connect the line cord
.
Connect the power adaptor .
Attach the language faceplate. Attach the receiver card and lens
(shiny-side down).
Attach the memory key card and
lens (after saving numbers and
names in memory). The lens snaps
on and off so you can add numbers.
When you have power:
When you plug in your new phone, you may see a message on the display ask-
ing you to make a language selection. Read the directions on the display to
select one of two languages.
Vista 200 also runs a test to ensure that the phone cords are connected properly. If
the test fails, the display will prompt you to check the phone cords. Make sure
all connections are fastened securely.
Fit the Discovery Card on the phone. To find the OPTIONS key, slide the panel.
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For wall mounting, we recommend
that you use a wall mounting plate,
which your local telephone company
can install. The excess line cord fits
into the stand of the phone.
Desk Mount
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Aastra Vista 200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAastra
ModelVista 200
CategoryTelephone
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Installing Your Vista 200 Phone

Connecting Receiver and Power

Connect the receiver cord and the power adaptor to the phone base.

Mounting the Phone Base

Attach the wedge-shaped base in either desk or wall mount position.

Attaching Phone Components

Attach the language faceplate, receiver card, lens, and memory key card.

Using Discovery Card and OPTIONS Key

Fit the Discovery Card and locate the OPTIONS key for further setup.

Post-Installation Power-Up

Follow display prompts for language selection and cord connection tests.

Setting the Time and Date

Adjusting Display Contrast

Use the contrast button to improve display readability in different lighting.

Manual Time and Date Setup

Manually set the current time and date using the dial pad and OPTIONS key.

Using the Discovery Card

Place the Discovery Card on the phone to learn key functions.

Saving Frequently Called Numbers

Saving a Number to Memory

Save phone numbers into memory keys using the SAVE button.

Adding a Name to Memory

Associate names with saved numbers for Call Display functionality.

Erasing Memory Key Contents

Clear saved numbers from memory keys by pressing specific key combinations.

Programming PBX Pauses

Insert pauses into numbers for systems requiring a second dial tone.

Subscriber Services: Feature Codes

Saving Feature Codes in Memory

Save telephone company feature codes for easy access.

Programming Light with Feature Codes

Assign feature ON/OFF codes to memory keys with indicator light functionality.

Protecting Memory Key Contents

Lock memory keys to prevent accidental erasure or modification.

Using Link, Hold, ReDial, and ReCall

Temporarily Stopping Conversations

Use HOLD to interrupt calls or transfer them to another extension.

Connecting Other Callers

Use LINK to manage Call Waiting and Three-Way Calling.

Calling Last Dialed Number

Press REDIAL to automatically redial the last number dialed.

Calling Last Incoming Caller

Use RECALL to call the last person who contacted you.

Vista 200 Callers List

Understanding the Callers List

The Callers List stores up to 15 incoming calls with time and caller info.

Using the Callers List Features

Review calls, switch between number/name, and dial directly from the list.

Saving Callers to Memory Keys

Save numbers from the Callers List directly to memory keys.

Interpreting Callers List Messages

Understand various messages displayed for incoming calls.

Display Messages and Volume Control

Voice Messaging Indicators

Visual indicators for new voice messages may appear on the display.

Extension In Use Alerts

The display shows when another extension is in use.

Turning Ringer Volume Off

Press the left side of the volume bar to turn the ringer off.

Adjusting Caller Voice Volume

Use the volume bar to increase or decrease the caller's voice volume.

Personalizing Your Phone Options

Changing Phone Language

Select between English and French for phone display messages.

Setting Time and Date

Re-set time and date, especially after power failures.

Customizing Ringer Tone and Volume

Choose from four ringer tones and adjust volume levels.

Disabling Feature Light

Turn off the reminder light for features if not needed.

Setting Your Area Code

Enter your area code to omit it from incoming local calls.

Managing Callers List Recording

Configure the Callers List to record all calls or only unanswered calls.

Programming a Call Timer Key

Assign a memory key to time call durations.

Common Problem Solutions

No Dial Tone Troubleshooting

Check line cord and receiver connections if no dial tone is present.

Troubleshooting No Ring

Ensure the ringer is not turned off and adjust volume settings.

Audio Issues Troubleshooting

Verify receiver cord connection for clear audio during calls.

Display and Power Issues

Check power adaptor connection for blank displays or low ringer volume.

Memory Key Lock Issues

Unlock memory keys by pressing OPTIONS, HOLD, then [#].

Caller Identification Issues

Caller ID requires subscription; 'Unknown number' means info is unavailable.

Power Failure Operation

Phone functions as a regular telephone during power failures, display is inactive.

Vista 200 Features Overview

Advanced Phone Design

The Vista 200 offers flexibility and reliability for modern lifestyles.

Step-by-Step Display Guidance

The display guides users through all phone functions.

Caller Identification Display

See caller information on the display before answering.

Compatibility with Phone Services

Works with call management and messaging services from your telephone company.

Guide to Phone Features

Index of phone features and their corresponding page numbers in this guide.

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