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General| Handset type | Wired handset |
|---|---|
| Product type | IP Phone |
| Product color | Black |
| Display diagonal | 3.5 \ |
| Display resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Lines quantity | 2 lines |
| Phonebook capacity | 100 entries |
| Number of VoIP accounts | 4 |
| Voice codecs | G.711, G.722 |
| RJ-9 ports quantity | 2 |
| Security algorithms | SIPS, SRTP, SSL/TLS |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | -25 - 70 % |
| Number of handles included | 1 pc(s) |
| Harmonized System (HS) code | 85171800 |
Weight and Dimensions| Handset weight | 108 g |
|---|---|
| Handset dimensions (WxDxH) | 45.6 x 181 x 38.5 mm |
Details the various keys on the Gigaset Maxwell 3 telephone, explaining their functions and associated page numbers for further information.
Explains the Control key's role in menu navigation, input fields, and function activation in different states.
Explains how to activate/deactivate the Do Not Disturb function and its indicator.
Explains the LAN connection, potentially for Power over Ethernet, crucial for network connectivity.
Describes connecting USB devices like sticks or Bluetooth headsets for expanded functionality.
Explains the meaning of various icons used throughout the user guide for important information, prerequisites, and helpful tips.
Demonstrates a step-by-step procedure for setting the display language, illustrating navigation and key presses.
Provides essential safety precautions and guidance on where to find comprehensive user guides.
Details precautions regarding hazardous environments, splash resistance, and power adapter usage.
Introduces the telephone's display in idle status, identifying key elements like connection name, date/time, and status icons.
Explains that display keys perform various functions depending on the current operating situation.
Details programmable function keys for quick access to numbers and functions, and their display in idle status.
Describes how to navigate through the telephone's multi-level menu structure using the Control key and display keys.
Guides on inputting text, correcting entries, selecting letters/digits, and entering special characters.
Explains how to prevent accidental use by locking and unlocking the keypad, including PIN entry.
Details the process of making a call using the handset, speaker, or headset, including using different connections.
Describes how incoming calls are indicated and how to accept or reject them.
Details assigning and using quick dial keys for rapid number dialing.
Explains how to request a ring back when a called party's line is busy and how to cancel it.
Explains activating/deactivating the ringtone and switching the alert tone on/off.
Guides on activating/deactivating the Do Not Disturb feature and setting up call forwarding.
Explains how to mute and unmute the microphone during a call.
Covers accepting/rejecting call waiting and permitting/preventing it.
Guides on initiating and conducting consultation calls during an active conversation.
Describes initiating and ending conference calls with multiple participants.
Explains setting up call diversions for different scenarios like all calls, busy, or no reply.
Introduces the telephone's call lists (All, Accepted, Missed, Outgoing) and how they are saved.
Guides on how to redial a caller directly from the call list.
Explains how to save numbers from call lists into the local directory.
Introduces the Message Centre for accessing missed calls and voice mails, and its indicators.
Details how to play back voice messages stored in a network mailbox.
Introduces the local directory, its pre-set status, and how entries are displayed and sorted.
Explains how to access the local directory from idle status or via the Contacts menu.
Guides on creating new directory entries, including from dialled numbers or call lists.
Introduces the company directory accessed via the network.
Explains how to search for entries in the company directory by name or initial letters.
Explains the phone's capability to operate a door interphone, including call handling and door opening.
Introduces basic configurable settings accessible via the display menu or Web configurator.
Details how to set the date and time, either automatically via a time server or manually.
Explains how to set volume and melody for ringtones, and silence rings for anonymous calls.
Describes how to prevent the phone from ringing for calls with no transmitted number.
Details setting call volume levels for receiver, speaker, and headset.
Explains how to choose digital/analogue clocks or images as screensavers.
Details how to set the display language for the telephone screen.
Shows how to display network settings like IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Guides on how to restart the device while retaining all settings.
Explains the factory reset process and its implications, noting it's administrator-only.
Guides on accessing device information like SW version, MAC address, and IP address via the Info menu.
Introduces the Web configurator for advanced phone settings and provides administrator information.
Explains how to find the phone's IP address to access the Web configurator.
Explains how to change the PIN used for keypad locking.
Provides an overview of the menu structure within the Web configurator for users.
Covers telephony settings like changing the standard send connection and call waiting configurations.
Guides on configuring the telephone's response to incoming calls during an active call.
Details how to configure call divert settings for various scenarios and destinations.
Explains how to block numbers, anonymous calls, and activate the DND list.
Covers settings related to the desk phone itself, specifically ringtones.
Details the process of loading custom ringtones from a PC to the phone.
Covers tailoring the telephone display with language, color scheme, and brightness settings.
Guides on loading images and setting up screensavers like clocks or custom images.
Explains how to assign quick dial numbers or functions to the phone's keys.
Details how to assign functions to the programmable keys next to the display.
Covers assigning various functions like Line, Shared Line, Park + Retrieve, or Quick Dial to keys.
Covers assigning function access codes to keys for enabling/disabling services.
Covers system-level configurations like date, time, and saving/restoring settings.
Guides on backing up and restoring device settings to/from a PC.
Provides information on configured VoIP connections, their status (registered/not registered).
Provides contact information and resources for customer support and assistance.
Includes authorization details, declaration of conformity, and EU regulations.
Contains FCC compliance notes for USA, modifications, support contact, and hearing aid compatibility.
Lists essential safety instructions for using the telephone equipment to reduce risks.
Includes safety warnings regarding power cords, overloading, cabinet slots, and liquid spills.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of batteries and electronic products according to regulations.
Explains the procedure to follow if the device comes into contact with liquid.
Provides details on GNU General Public License (GPL) and source code availability.
Illustrates the full hierarchical structure of the telephone's display menu.
Explains icons commonly displayed in the status bar, indicating connection status, keypad lock, etc.
Explains icons for action completion, failure, information, warnings, and security prompts.
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