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Type | Conference Phone |
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Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
Wireless Technology | DECT |
Talk Time | 12 hours |
Display | Backlit LCD |
Number of Lines | 1 |
Frequency Response | 300 Hz - 3.3 kHz |
Speakerphone Type | Full-duplex |
Weight | 2.5 lbs |
Warranty | 1 year |
Microphone Range | 10 feet |
Connectivity | Analog |
Microphone Pickup Range | 10 ft |
Power Source | Rechargeable battery, AC adapter |
Battery Life | Up to 12 hours talk time, up to 100 hours standby |
Indicates the phone is ready for use after successful communication with the base station.
Describes the meaning of the LEDs on the console for call status.
Details the function of each button on the console interface.
Explains the information displayed on the console's LCD screen.
Instructions on how to initiate a phone call using the device.
Procedure for receiving and answering an incoming call.
How to handle a second incoming call while on an active call.
Steps to terminate an active phone call.
How to place an active call on hold and resume it.
Enables or disables the microphone during a call.
Monitors call duration during an active conversation.
Recalls and redials the last dialed number.
Instructions for setting up and using speed dial numbers.
How to automatically dial contacts stored in the phone book.
Adjusts the volume level for incoming call alerts.
Adjusts the volume of the dial tone.
Adjusts the audio volume for calls.
Modifies the contrast of the LCD display screen.
Allows selection of different audible ring patterns.
Controls the illumination of the LCD display.
Selects the preferred language for the device interface.
Establishes multi-party calls using the conference button.
Procedure for adding another participant to an ongoing conference call.
Sets a phone number for the conferencing bridge vendor.
Customizes the label displayed for the bridge soft key.
Initiates a call to the programmed conferencing bridge.
Stores, dials, edits, and searches contacts.
Method for quickly selecting entries from a sorted list.
Steps to add new contacts to the phone book.
Modifies existing contact information in the phone book.
Removes contacts from the phone book.
Accesses location, number, and registration details.
Displays the assigned location name and phone number.
Provides general system configuration details.
Shows the device's registration status.
Instructions for recharging the device's battery.
Visual indication of the battery charging status.
Alerts users when the battery charge is critically low.
Troubleshooting steps for loss of connection to the base station.
Resolving issues where no dial tone is heard.
Steps to troubleshoot when the phone does not ring.
Addresses potential display flickering issues.
Solutions for when keypad input is not recognized.
Tips for improving audio quality and reception.
Addresses issues like short silences, echoes, or clipped speech.
Instructions for dealing with physically damaged equipment.
Guidelines for achieving optimal device performance.
Setting up, changing, or removing a passcode for administrative access.
Assigning a location name and telephone number to the device.
Configuration options for caller ID and audible alerts.
Adjusting the delay timing for flash signaling.
Performing microphone and speaker tests.
Resetting the device to its original default settings.
Information on upgrading the device's operational software.
Guidelines for installing the equipment according to national wiring rules.
Information on the socket outlet's role as a disconnect device.
General compliance information including New Zealand specific notes.