ESI 600 - Using 48-Key IP Feature Phone II Remotely; Remote Channel Availability Display

User’s Guide Using 48-Key IP Feature Phone II remotely
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Using 48-Key IP Feature Phone II remotely
When used remotely (i.e., connecting to the ESI phone system over a WAN or the Internet rather than
on a LAN), a 48-Key IP Feature Phone II will operate like a regular ESI Feature Phone, with these
important exceptions:
1. Channel availability display
The bottom section of the phone’s display will show RMT (short for remote) to indicate the availability of
one or more remote channels.
2. No 911/emergency calls
Because your phone isn’t connected directly to your local telephone network, you must use a regular
phone connected locally, not the 48-Key IP Feature Phone II, to make 911 or other emergency calls.
(See ESI document #0450-0262, included with your 48-Key IP Feature Phone II, for more information.)
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