Accessibility Features
Poly products include a number of features to accommodate users with
disabilities.
Users Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Poly phones include features that enable users who are deaf or hard of hearing to
use the phone.
The following table lists the accessibility features for users who are deaf or hard of
hearing.
Table 3-1
Accessibility Features for Users Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Accessibility Feature Description
Visual message indicators Status and icon indicators let you know when
you have incoming, outgoing, active, or held calls.
Indicators also alert you of the device’s status
and when features are enabled.
Adjustable ringtone and volume You can change the ringtone based on call type
or assign a specific ringtone to a contact. You
can also change the volume of the ringer.
Adjustable call volume While in a call, you can raise or lower the volume
of the device.
Visual notifications Status and icon indicators let you know when
you have incoming, outgoing, active, or held calls.
Indicators also alert you of the device’s status
and when features are enabled.
Electronic hookswitch If you use a headset that supports electronic
hookswitch (EHS), you can use the controls
on your headset to answer and end calls.
Additionally, you may be able to mute calls and
control volume from your headset.
Hearing aid compatible (HAC) handsets Poly device handsets are Hearing Aid
Compatible (HAC) and have telecoils that
magnetically couple to most forms of wearable
hearing aids per FCC section 508 (compliant to
ADA Section 508 Recommendations: Subpart B
1194.23).
TTY support Poly endpoints support commercial TTY devices
such as Ultratec Superprint and provide
acoustic coupled TTY support.
Users with Limited Mobility
Poly phones include features that enable users with limited mobility to use the
phone.
The following table lists the accessibility features for users with limited mobility.
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