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Display | LCD |
---|---|
Speakerphone | Yes |
Humidity | 10% to 90% (non-condensing) |
Ethernet Ports | 2 (10/100 Mbps) |
Network Interface | Ethernet |
Power over Ethernet | Yes |
Power Supply | AC adapter |
Number of Lines | 6 |
Supported Protocols | SIP |
Codecs | G.711, G.729 |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Steps for unpacking, installing the phone, and optional equipment.
Detailed safety instructions and warnings for using the phone.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the phone body and handset.
Steps for initial setup, including network and server address entry.
Procedure to enter setup mode and navigate configuration menus.
Procedure for logging into and out of the keyset for hot desking.
Detailed steps for making outside and internal calls.
Steps to set up a conference call with multiple parties.
Requesting a callback when a line is busy.
Requesting a callback from a busy internal station.
Manually camping on to a busy station without waiting for callback.
Placing a call on hold and retrieving it.
Placing a call on hold so only the user can retrieve it.
Placing a call on hold at another station.
Placing a call on hold to consult with another extension.
Picking up calls that are held at other stations.
Transferring calls with camp-on capability to busy stations.
Using system-wide and personal speed dial lists.
Setting up personal speed dial numbers and names.
Dialing numbers using station, personal, or system directories.
Making announcements to internal extensions via speakers.
Making announcements to external paging systems.
Paging all designated keysets and external zones simultaneously.
Manually parking calls in orbits and paging to retrieve them.
Automatically parking calls and paging for retrieval.
Procedure for logging into and out of the keyset.
Blocking incoming calls to the keyset.
Temporarily enabling Do Not Disturb for the current call.
Choosing how Caller ID information is displayed for incoming calls.
Steps for accessing voicemail from inside or outside the office.
Changing the voicemail access password.
Recording your name for directory and system use.
Entering a directory name for callers to find you.
Requiring station password to listen to messages.