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General| Speakerphone | Yes |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.9 kg |
| Ethernet Ports | 2 |
| PoE | Yes (802.3af) |
| Supported Protocols | SIP |
| Headset Port | Yes |
| Display | Graphical LCD with backlight |
| Dimensions | 200 x 200 x 100 mm |
Overview of the Mitel 5540 IP Console User Guide, covering its purpose and scope.
Guidance on how to navigate and effectively use the information presented in the user guide.
Explanation of typographical and formatting conventions used throughout the document.
Details on the console's components, including physical parts and their functions.
Instructions on how to adjust console settings like ringer volume, contrast, and brightness.
Procedures for connecting and operating a cordless headset with the 5540 IP Console.
Guide to answering incoming calls, including indications of call waiting.
Steps for transferring an active call to another extension or destination.
Instructions on how to initiate outgoing calls using the console.
Procedures for placing calls on hold and retrieving them, including hold recalls.
How to set up conference calls and split them into private conversations.
Using paging features for public announcements and intercom calls.
Managing Do Not Disturb status and setting Message Waiting indications for extensions.
Using the phonebook for lookups and setting up serial calls.
Enabling tone signaling for services and answering calls during night service.
Answering calls ringing at other extensions or retrieving misplaced calls.
How to view and interpret system alarm messages indicating faults.
Handling emergency 911 call notifications and directing emergency services.
Procedures for setting the console display's time and date.
Canceling call forwarding for extensions and setting it up for specific extensions.
Canceling Do Not Disturb for extensions and setting it up for specific extensions.
Displaying the console's extension number and system software version.
How to view the current status, COS, COR, and feature activation of an extension.
Setting up and canceling call forwarding for individual extensions.
Setting and canceling Do Not Disturb (DND) for individual extensions.
Notifying extension users that a message is waiting at the console.
Reading, setting, or clearing advisory messages left on a phone.
Taking extensions out of service or returning them to service.
How to view the current status and features assigned to a specific trunk.
Checking the busy status of trunk groups and displaying related information.
Procedures for accessing specific trunks for outgoing calls and taking trunks out of service.
Setting restrictions on guest room phones, such as blocking local or long distance calls.
Displaying and changing room occupancy, condition, and service status.
Listing rooms by occupancy and condition status, and counting rooms in specified states.
Procedures for checking guests into and out of rooms, updating their status.
Setting, changing, and canceling wake-up calls for guest rooms.
A template for recording important telephone numbers like police, fire, and hospital.
Explanation of Class of Service (COS) and Class of Restriction (COR) codes.
A list of abbreviations used on the console display and their meanings.
Default messages that can appear on display telephones and how to manage them.
Definitions of technical terms and features used in the manual.
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