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General| Type | DECT telephone |
|---|---|
| Handset type | Wireless handset |
| Answering machine | - |
| Standby time | 160 h |
| Battery capacity | 1100 mAh |
| Battery recharge time | 6 h |
| Number of batteries supported | 1 |
| Elderly phone | No |
| Mounting type | Desk |
| Product color | Black |
| Backlight buttons | Yes |
| Protection features | Explosion proof |
| Backlight color | White |
| Display diagonal | 2.4 \ |
| Display resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
| Display number of colors | 65536 colors |
| Headset connectivity | 3.5 mm |
| Bluetooth version | 4.1 |
| Phonebook capacity | - entries |
| Voice codecs | G.726 |
| Call log entries | 50 |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -25 - 55 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -10 - 55 °C |
| Certification | 2014/53/EU (RED) 2011/65/EU 2015/863 (RoHS) 2014/34/EU (ATEX) |
| Harmonized System (HS) code | 85171800 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 23 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 55 mm |
| Height | 145 mm |
| Weight | 180 g |
Details the physical components, buttons, and icons of the telephone handset.
Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the telephone's welcome screen.
Details the icons used in the telephone's main menu for accessing functions.
Illustrates and explains icons related to call handling and features.
Guides users on how to access the telephone's menu and navigate through its options.
Instructions on how to activate and use the handset's icon display mode.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting the battery into the handset.
Details the procedure for installing a Micro SD card into the telephone.
Explains how to charge the telephone's battery using the provided charger.
Instructions for powering on the telephone handset.
Instructions for powering off the telephone handset.
Access and manage call logs, voice messages, and text messages via the portal.
Guides on how to initiate calls using the telephone.
Instructions for making calls using the personal contact directory.
How to find and call contacts using the company directory by name.
Explains how to answer or reject incoming calls.
Procedures for redialing the last dialed numbers.
How to request an automatic callback when a number is busy.
Accessing and managing the history of incoming, outgoing, and missed calls.
Information on how callback requests are indicated and managed.
Accessing and listening to voice messages.
How to access and read text messages received on the handset.
Procedure for composing and sending text messages to internal contacts.
Instructions for sending a copy of a voice message.
How to record and send messages to specific numbers or groups.
Overview of available options and features during an active call.
Steps to initiate a second call while already in a conversation.
Instructions on how to retrieve a call that has been placed on hold.
How to handle an incoming call while already engaged in a conversation.
Managing multiple calls and switching between them.
Procedure for transferring an active call to another number or extension.
Setting up and managing a conference call with multiple participants.
How to put an external call on hold for later retrieval.
Managing DTMF signals for interaction with automated systems.
Configuration options for call forwarding based on call type.
Setting up immediate call diversion to a specified destination number.
Overview of call diversion types and example for busy line scenario.
Configuring call forwarding directly to the voice mailbox.
Procedure to disable all active call forwarding settings.
Enabling or disabling the personal assistant feature for call handling.
Configuring the personal assistant to route calls via a single contact number.
Steps to set up and initialize the voice mailbox for the first time.
How to record or change the personal voice greeting message.
Procedure for changing the personal security password for the handset.
Customizing ring tones, ringer volume, and buzzer modes.
Enabling automatic call answering directly on the connected headset.
Configuring various telephone functions like status, ringing, and warnings.
Choosing the preferred language for the telephone interface.
Adding and managing contact entries in the personal directory.
How to edit existing contact information in the personal directory.
Procedure for deleting contact entries from the personal directory.
Setting up timed reminders for appointments or events.
Associating features like lock or speed dial with F1 and F2 keys.
Managing the agenda, viewing appointments, and modifying entries.
Enabling terminal locking to prevent unauthorized use or programming changes.
Enabling, disabling, and pairing Bluetooth devices with the handset.
Defining handset behavior when placed in the charger dock.
How to answer incoming calls diverted to a general bell.
Answering a ringing telephone in another office within authorized groups.
Information on making calls to and managing participation in hunting groups.
Setting up call forwarding for calls received via hunting groups.
Essential steps to register the handset with an ALE International PBX.
Procedure to register the telephone with additional or alternative DECT systems.
Overview of handset services like live calls, emergency calls, and alarms.
How to initiate emergency calls and notification calls for safety situations.
Using specific keys to send information messages to a notification server.
Details on automatic alarms triggered by handset sensors for user safety.
Procedure for acknowledging alarms, including sending location signals.
Lists the items included with the 8262 DECT Handset.
Information on the charging accessories for the handset and spare battery.
Technical specifications for the power adapter used with the charger.
Details on the pull cord accessory and its alarm triggering function.
Information on battery autonomy and initial charging procedures.
Details on the audio jack for connecting external headsets (not for 8262EX).
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the handset.
Guidance on safely carrying and protecting the telephone.
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