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General| Caller ID | Yes |
|---|---|
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Intercom | Yes |
| Conference Calling | Yes |
| Durability | Designed for rugged environments |
| Display | LCD |
| Headset Jack | 2.5mm |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
Covers safe usage, emergency calls, hearing aid compatibility, and product handling precautions.
Covers Li-Ion battery care, charging, disposal, handling, and safety precautions.
Covers DuraFon-SIP system, Base Station, and Portable Handset FCC and IC compliance.
Details FCC and IC radiation exposure limits and installation guidelines for Base Station and Handset.
Outlines compliance with Canadian radio regulations for interference and operation.
Details FCC and IC radiation exposure limits specific to the Portable Handset.
Lists all components included in the Base+Handset and Handset-only packages.
Lists available accessories that can be purchased separately for the system.
Describes the 4-line LCD, icons, ringer alerts, and battery strength indicators.
Explains the operation of TALK, SPEAKERPHONE, INTERCOM, BROADCAST, and soft keys.
Covers multiple handset registration, ringer options, Caller ID, Call Waiting, and Name Tagging.
Covers DND, Call Logs, Call Manager, and Call Barring functions.
Covers Key-Guard, Dialing Prefix, Call Hold, and Mute functions.
Covers Phone Book, Key Tone, Call Timers, and Custom Name settings.
Covers Programmable Feature Call, Menu Display, PA On/Off, and Group Setting.
Covers Password change, PIN, Handset IDs, Auto Hang Up, and Mic Gain adjustments.
Covers Headset Ring output and Base Intercom Auto-Answer configuration.
Describes ports, REG button, and RESET button functions.
Explains DC In connection, Handset Charging Slot, and charging status indicators.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the base station power, phone line, and network.
Explains different operational modes for Base Station and Handset (Standby, Talk, Menu).
Presents a visual hierarchy of the handset's menu options.
Steps for initiating calls using number entry or phonebook speed dial.
Instructions for establishing direct communication between handsets.
Method for making a public address announcement to all connected handsets.
Detailed steps for making broadcasts to specific groups or individual handsets.
Procedures for answering incoming telephone and intercom calls.
How to control audio volume for the earpiece and speakerphone during calls.
Features for managing active calls and notifications, including call hold, mute, and silent ring.
Securing the keypad with Key Guard and managing handset battery power.
Procedures for adding and removing handsets from the base station.
Explains how to transfer calls between handsets directly or after a brief conversation.
Steps for adding new entries to the phonebook, including name and number.
Details on character input, editing, and using special characters in the phonebook.
Locating specific contacts via search and deleting entries from the phonebook.
Modifying existing contacts and transferring phonebook data between devices.
Pre-programming PBX feature codes for quick access during calls.
Executing pre-programmed features during active calls.
Accessing, saving, deleting, and clearing call records from the call log.
Understanding Call Manager options for incoming/outgoing calls and call barring.
Configuring how the handset handles incoming and outgoing calls.
Blocking specific incoming and outgoing calls based on defined criteria.
Setting up codes to block specific call types, such as long distance or international.
Introduction to SIP, its application scenario, and supported VoIP features.
Requirement to register handsets with the base before configuring SIP.
Default IP address, username, password, and accessing the web interface.
Configuring network settings for the base station via the web interface.
Configuring advanced system settings for the base station.
Adding, exporting, and importing contacts using the web interface.
Configuring server IP, ports, protocols, and other parameters for VoIP.
Overview of user lists and account status for SIP accounts.
Steps for setting up individual SIP accounts for each handset.
Steps for setting up SIP accounts for group calls.
Adjusting audio parameters and settings for VoIP calls.
Securing access to the web interface by changing the admin username and password.
Setting the internal clock and testing network connectivity.
Managing device software, saving, and restoring configurations.
Performing system resets, reboots, and handset registration.
Performing resets, reboots, and registration via the web interface.
Visual representation of the handset's menu hierarchy.
Interacting with menus and configuring ring volume, tone, and key volume.
Accessing call-related settings like Dial Prefix.
Configuring dial prefixes and phone-specific options like Mic Gain and LCD.
Configuring various handset preferences like language, custom name, password, and headset ring.
Managing Base PIN, Handset IDs, and Clear Handset functions.
Controlling the visibility of menu options on the handset display.
Detailed technical parameters for both the Base Station and Portable Handset.
Environmental limits (temperature, humidity) and physical dimensions (size, weight).
Compliance and safety information regarding radio interference and RF exposure.
Details on the phone's circuitry and features for security against unauthorized access.
Further security details and compliance with Canadian radio regulations.
US telecom requirements (Part 68) and Canadian RF exposure limits.
Specific compliance details for FCC Part 68 and explanation of Ringer Equivalence Number.
Information on the maximum allowed Ringer Equivalence Number sum on a telephone line.
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