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Details phone components like display, softkeys, indicators, and audio controls.
Instructions on how to navigate and select menu items using phone keys or softkeys.
Guidance on operating the IP phone from a location away from the office.
Information on using access codes for various phone features.
Specific considerations for users connected to a secondary ICP system.
Information about the optional analog line interface for the 5224 IP Phone.
Advice against cradling the handset to prevent neck, shoulder, or back discomfort.
Guidance on adjusting volume levels to prevent hearing loss.
Instructions on how to tilt the phone stand for better screen visibility.
Adjusting ringer volume while ringing and ringer pitch when idle.
Adjusting the volume for the handset receiver during calls.
Adjusting speaker volume for on-hook calls or background music.
Adjusting the display contrast for better readability.
Programming personal keys to act as feature keys.
Changing the display language of the IP phone.
Step-by-step instructions for initiating a phone call.
Procedures for responding to incoming calls.
Guidance on making emergency calls, including different routing scenarios.
Using the phone's directory to store and retrieve contacts.
Redialing the last manually dialed number.
Saving a number for later redialing and redialing saved numbers.
Using speed dial keys for quick dialing and storing numbers.
Storing and dialing personal speed call numbers via index.
Using the phone's speakerphone for handsfree calls.
Configuring the phone to automatically answer incoming calls.
Allowing others to hear a call via the speakerphone.
Placing active calls on hold and retrieving them.
Temporarily disabling the handset, headset, or speaker microphone.
Transferring active calls to a third party.
Setting up and managing three-party conference calls.
Splitting a conference call to speak privately with one party.
Moving a held call to another line or adding it to an existing call.
Switching between two parties in an established two-party call.
Redirecting incoming calls to an alternate number with various options.
Forwarding calls from a remote station to your current location.
Ensuring calls are not forwarded again by the destination number.
Forcing an incoming call to be forwarded.
Overriding Call Forward to ring a specific station.
Setting an advisory message on the phone display for your whereabouts.
Leaving and responding to callback messages.
Canceling a single callback message.
Canceling all pending callback messages.
Using forced account codes for call tracking or billing purposes.
Retrieving calls placed on hold by an attendant.
Placing calls on a special hold state for retrieval from any extension.
Answering calls ringing at other phones within your pickup group.
Intercepting a call to a busy station.
Activating and deactivating the Do Not Disturb feature.
Bypassing busy or DND tones to connect a call.
Making general announcements to other phones via speakers.
Paging a specific party directly through their handsfree speaker.
Answering direct pages with handsfree answerback enabled.
Answering direct pages with handsfree answerback disabled.
Programming and managing timed reminders on the phone.
Instructions for using a headset with the phone.
Specific headset operations using a feature control switch.
Turning music playback on or off on the phone.
Paging groups and responding to pages using Meet Me Answer.
Using Trunk Flash to access Centrex features during calls.
Recording phone conversations using the voicemail system.
Logging into the phone system from different desk locations.
Marking threatening or malicious calls for identification.
Viewing logs of missed, answered, and outgoing calls.
Switching the phone system between day and night service modes.
Disconnecting from calls without hanging up the handset.
Linking your desk phone to an external PSTN-connected phone.
Using the Line Interface Module for calls at any time.
Using the Line Interface Module only when the IP connection fails.
Making emergency calls using the Line Interface Module line.
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