What to do if Code Blue Telephone call disconnects after answer?
If the Code Blue Telephone call disconnects shortly after the other party answers, deploy command 400# in programming mode and test again. This commands the 4100 to disregard all hang up commands from the phone companies switch. Alternatively, ask the phone company to stop this service.
Why does Code Blue IA4100 Telephone delay switching to call answered?
If the IA4100 Telephone delays or never switches to call answered after the called party answers, the person answering the call needs to speak up and say something longer then 'hello'. The person answering can also enter any DTMF digit from their keypad, which will mark the call as answered. The customer can increase the transmit gain on their PBX as well. Alternatively, program 531# (this is not ADA compliant) to mark the call as answered when it dials out, whether the call is answered or not.
What to do if Code Blue IA4100 Telephone does not answer?
If the IA4100 Phone does not answer an incoming call, verify the phone you’re dialing is actually ringing on the correct phone line.
How to fix Code Blue Telephone not disconnecting?
If the Code Blue Telephone call connected, but will not disconnect at the end of the call, check the line for Loop Current Disconnect services.
Why red LED not reacting on Code Blue IA4100?
If the Code Blue Telephone's red LED did not react in any way, program it.
Explains settings for caller notification of recording.
Defines symbols for different hazard severity levels.
Lists essential safety precautions for installation and use.
Provides guidance on safely moving the product.
Details preparatory steps before mounting the enclosure.
Outlines the steps for installing the flush mount enclosure.
Covers standard phone number and setting configurations.
Details programming for units with GSM capabilities.
Explains setup for dedicated, always-on calls.
Guides on creating and assigning custom voice messages.
Lists DTMF commands usable by the called party.
Describes commands available immediately after connection.
Lists DTMF commands usable by the called party.
Details specific commands for configuring device functions.
Lists necessary equipment for troubleshooting.
Provides initial steps for diagnosing device issues.
Offers solutions for when the unit fails to connect incoming calls.
Outlines routine checks for functional communication.
Details checks for lighting and unit damage.
Specifies periodic inspections of connections and hardware.
Instructs on actions to take during system failure.
Advises on handling unusual unit behavior like smoke.
Covers compliance laws for usage and installation.
Provides guidance on product end-of-life and contact for help.
General| Type | Analog |
|---|---|
| Lines | Single Line |
| Volume Control | Yes |
| Mounting | Wall |
| Handset | Hearing Aid Compatible |
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