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General| HD Audio | Yes |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | No |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Wall Mountable | Yes |
| PoE | Integrated PoE |
| Audio Codecs | G.711, G.722, G.729, G.726, iLBC, Opus |
| Dimensions | 210mm x 200mm x 150mm |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Protocols | SIP |
Lists the items included in the Radius 350 Analogue Business Feature Phone package, such as handset, line cords, and power adaptor.
Steps for connecting the handset cord and the power adaptor to the phone base unit.
Instructions for fitting the desk/wall bracket and mounting the phone securely on a wall.
Details about the speakerphone functionality and the large LCD display specifications.
Covers Caller ID, Phone Book, and One/Two Touch Memories for efficient call management.
Explains language options, time/date setting, tone/pulse dialling, and PABX compatibility.
Describes buttons for one/two touch memories (M1-M8, SHIFT) and navigation (scroll up/down).
Explains buttons for reviewing calls (eye icon), deleting records, and entering menus (ENTER).
Covers the headset/speaker button for calls and receiver volume adjustment levels.
Details the MUTE button for privacy and the REDIAL button for redialing and adding pauses.
Explains the RECALL (Flash) function for call transfer and the STORE function for saving memories.
How to enter the options menu and navigate through settings using ENTER, UP, and DOWN buttons.
Lists default values for Language, Area Code, Time/Date, Flash Time, Contrast, Tone/Pulse, PBX Code, and Baby Call.
Procedure to set the phone's language and configure the local area code.
Instructions for adjusting the time and date on the phone, with a note on PABX systems.
How to adjust the flash time and the LCD contrast levels for optimal viewing.
Procedure to switch between TONE and PULSE dialling modes, with TONE as the factory default.
Configuration for the Baby Call emergency feature and how to exit the setup menus.
Explains the two types of message waiting indicators (High Voltage, Line Reversal) and their LED signals.
Basic steps for making calls using the handset and ending them.
How to pre-dial numbers and operate the phone using a connected headset.
Details the 4 levels of receiver volume adjustment for handset, headset, and speaker.
Instructions for using the speakerphone feature and the MUTE button for private conversations.
How to redial the last dialed number and use the redial button in on-hook mode.
Using the REDIAL button to insert a 3.6-second pause, useful for PABX access codes.
Purpose of the RECALL function for transferring calls and accessing network services.
Steps to store frequently called numbers using memory buttons M1 to M8.
How to dial numbers stored in one-touch memory via on-hook and off-hook modes.
Procedure to store numbers using the SHIFT key and keypad buttons 1-0 for two-touch memory.
How to dial numbers stored in two-touch memory using SHIFT and keypad buttons.
Saving numbers from caller ID or dialled lists to memory locations M1 to M8.
Explains the Caller ID display feature, its limitations, and storage capacity for incoming numbers.
Instructions for reviewing incoming call logs and outgoing call history.
Steps to delete individual incoming call records or the entire dialled out memory.
Procedure to add new contacts with names and numbers to the phone book.
How to save incoming or outgoing call numbers directly into the phone book.
Instructions for searching for contacts and editing their names or numbers.
