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General| Type | Desk Phone |
|---|---|
| Display | 320x240 pixels |
| Keypad | 12-key alphanumeric keypad |
| Navigation | 5-way navigation key |
| Audio | Full duplex speakerphone, wideband audio |
| Headset | Headset jack |
| Interfaces | 2x Ethernet (10/100/1000 Mbps) |
| Power | Power over Ethernet (PoE) or external power supply |
| Protocols | SIP |
| Supported Codecs | G.711, G.729 |
| Weight | Approx. 1.2 kg |
CE marking indicates conformity with EU directive 1999/5/EC.
Use only original parts; proper disposal of electronic products is essential for environmental protection.
Overview of the document's content and purpose regarding phone operation.
Contact information for technical issues and support from Siemens.
Specifies the authorized use of the phone and how to identify its model.
Details on speakerphone quality, display legibility, and multi-line capabilities.
Introduction to the phone's display, keys, and interactive elements.
Description of physical ports like USB, power, and headset connections.
Details on function keys, audio controls, and the TouchSlider.
Using mode keys, TouchGuide, and display keyboard for operation.
How to program and use sensor keys for functions and numbers.
Customizing display appearance, status bar icons, and context-dependent displays.
Display information during calls, ringing, and dialing, including call state icons.
Using personal, LDAP, and system phonebooks for contact management.
Viewing and managing records of missed, received, and dialed calls.
Sending and receiving short text messages and accessing voicemail.
Navigating the phone's menu structure for configuration and settings.
Implementing passwords, phone locks, and security measures.
Methods for answering incoming calls via handset or loudspeaker.
Procedures for initiating calls using off-hook, on-hook, and DDS key dialing.
Handling consultations, conferences, and call transfers.
Configuring call forwarding to various destinations via keys or menu.
Using the callback function to request notification of availability.
Answering calls with headsets or for other phones.
Communicating with visitors and operating door openers.
Redialing, using phonebooks, groups, and system directories.
Making calls using system speed-dial numbers and configuring speed-dial keys.
Placing calls on hold and retrieving them from trunk keys.
Setting up, adding parties to, and removing parties from conferences.
Joining busy calls and configuring night answer functionality.
Steps to program sensor keys with specific functions.
Saving multi-step procedures or numbers onto keys.
Modifying text labels and removing programmed functions from keys.
Creating, editing, managing contacts, and defining default numbers.
Creating, adding contacts to, and deleting groups.
Searching and importing contacts from an LDAP directory.
Viewing detailed call information and deleting entries.
Displaying call charges for the current call or for another telephone.
Assigning external calls to projects using account codes.
Setting passwords for access and locking the phone.
Managing ringer cutoff and activating 'Do Not Disturb' mode.
Hiding your number and discreetly monitoring calls.
Preventing unauthorized use by locking the phone.
Managing personal identification numbers (PIN) for security.
Programming timed reminder calls for appointments.
Sending, viewing, and deleting text messages.
Displaying waiting calls and allowing others to use your phone.
Transferring phone numbers and settings to a new phone.
Activating functions on other phones and accessing system functions remotely.
Using ISDN codes and communicating with PC applications via CSTA.
Explanation of primary, secondary, private, shared, and direct call lines.
Using sensor keys as trunk keys and automatic line access.
Answering, dialing, and holding calls using trunk keys.
Using DSS keys for direct station selection and call answering.
Directly transferring calls to an executive's phone.
Activating/deactivating group calls and managing audible signals.
Setting up ringing groups to signal calls to multiple phones.
Managing agent status for call distribution and shift work.
Exiting hunt groups or group calls in HiPath 3000 systems.
Configuring call forwarding and night answer via HiPath 5000.
Controlling external devices like relays and door openers.
Customizing display angle, idle duration, screensavers, and color schemes.
Optimizing audio settings for volume, ringer, and room character.
Managing ringer files and selecting system language.
Setting up, connecting, and managing Bluetooth devices.
Defining context menu behavior, including auto-closing and display time.
Retrieving phone ID and software version for service.
Configuring phone discoverability and establishing Bluetooth links.
Transferring contacts in vCard format between devices.
Connecting, preparing, and testing Bluetooth headsets.
Troubleshooting common error messages and their causes/reactions.
Resolving problems like unresponsive keys, no ringing, or dialing failures.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the telephone's physical condition.
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