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General| Ethernet Ports | 2 x 10/100 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Protocols | SIP, H.323 |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Handset | Yes |
| Display | Graphical, monochrome, 2 lines |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes (IEEE 802.3af) |
| Headset Port | Yes (3.5 mm) |
| Lines | 2 |
Information on the trademarks associated with the product.
Guidelines for optimal placement and environmental conditions for the telephone.
Links and instructions for accessing digital user guides and support.
Description of the phone's display, keys, and navigation elements.
Identification and function of physical connection ports on the device.
Explanation of the keypad's numeric and text input capabilities.
Step-by-step guide to answering incoming calls using the handset.
Instructions for initiating outgoing calls via off-hook, speakerphone, and en-bloc dialing.
Overview of programming and activating different call forwarding conditions.
How to redirect incoming calls to another number.
Managing a second incoming call while already on a call.
Procedures for performing blind and attended call transfers.
Method to silence the phone's incoming call alert tone.
Setting, changing, and deactivating the user password for phone access.
Activating and deactivating the phone's security lock feature.
Procedure for logging in as a mobility user to transfer personal settings.
Procedure for logging out as a mobility user.
Activating/deactivating forwarding for calls to a busy line.
Steps to hide or display caller ID information.
Adjusting display angle and contrast for optimal viewing.
Manually configuring the phone's date and time.
Adjusting volumes for handset, loudspeaker, and ringer.
Selecting the user interface language for prompts and menus.
Instructions for accessing phone settings via a web browser.
Navigating and modifying user-specific settings through the web interface.
Guidance for resolving issues like unresponsiveness or no ringing.
Information on reaching service personnel for persistent technical problems.
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