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Explains the specific functions of the Talk, Handsfree, Star, SOS, and Direct Dial keys for call handling and input.
Explains the end call key functionality and the combined on/off key for handset power management.
Detailed steps for correctly inserting the batteries into the handset, including cover placement.
Instructions on placing the handset into the base station for automatic registration and battery charging.
Describes the function keys below the screen and explains the meanings of various display symbols and icons.
Instructions for initiating and terminating external telephone calls using the public network.
Steps on how to answer an incoming call, including options for when the handset is in the charger.
Information on making calls using the handsfree feature, allowing participation by multiple people.
Guide to making calls between registered handsets on the same base using direct dial keys.
Detailed steps for storing a new telephone number and associated name into the phone's directory.
Instructions on how to dial stored numbers from the directory, either by scrolling or by entering the first letter.
Procedures for editing, copying, and deleting individual entries or the entire directory list.
Information on using the 4 direct dial keys to save and dial important phone numbers, such as emergency numbers.
Procedure to reset all handset settings and changes to their original factory defaults, preserving directory and registration data.
Explains the specific functions of the Talk, Handsfree, Star, SOS, and Direct Dial keys for call handling and input.
Explains the end call key functionality and the combined on/off key for handset power management.
Detailed steps for correctly inserting the batteries into the handset, including cover placement.
Instructions on placing the handset into the base station for automatic registration and battery charging.
Describes the function keys below the screen and explains the meanings of various display symbols and icons.
Instructions for initiating and terminating external telephone calls using the public network.
Steps on how to answer an incoming call, including options for when the handset is in the charger.
Information on making calls using the handsfree feature, allowing participation by multiple people.
Guide to making calls between registered handsets on the same base using direct dial keys.
Detailed steps for storing a new telephone number and associated name into the phone's directory.
Instructions on how to dial stored numbers from the directory, either by scrolling or by entering the first letter.
Procedures for editing, copying, and deleting individual entries or the entire directory list.
Information on using the 4 direct dial keys to save and dial important phone numbers, such as emergency numbers.
Procedure to reset all handset settings and changes to their original factory defaults, preserving directory and registration data.
General| Protocols | SIP |
|---|---|
| Number of SIP Accounts | 6 |
| Display | Graphical |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| DECT standards | DECT |
| Supported VoIP Protocols | SIP |
| Frequency Range | 1880-1900 MHz |
| Audio Quality | HD Voice |
