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Important safety and usage information before operating the phone.
Guidelines for safe and proper phone operation.
Information on environmentally safe disposal of electrical equipment.
Instructions for cleaning the phone device.
Details the included components in the phone package.
Instructions on how to attach the foot stand to the phone.
Guide on connecting the headset to the phone's DB9 4P4C connector.
Steps to connect the phone to the network and power source.
Describes the automatic phone initialization and booting process.
How to check phone status and log into the web interface.
Procedure for registering the phone with a VoIP operator or SIP server.
Overview of the phone's keys and their layout.
Explanation of the function and purpose of each key on the phone.
Visual guide to icons used on the phone interface.
Explanation of power indicator LED status and meanings.
Description of LED indicators for line keys.
Explanation of BLF LED indicator status and meanings.
Methods for configuring basic and advanced phone settings.
Details on how to set and change the administrator password.
Configuration options for network settings like DHCP, Static, PPPoE.
Settings for configuring the internet port, including IPv4, IPv6.
Configuring the PC port in bridge, router, or console mode.
Instructions to change the phone interface language.
Setting the time and date manually or via SNTP server.
Enabling and configuring phone screen saver options.
Selecting ringing sounds and adjusting volume.
Adjusting ringtone volume via phone interface.
Configuring dial plan, dial-now, and no key entry timeouts.
Setting emergency numbers and configuring display options.
Managing auto logout, reboot, IP conflict, keypad lock, DTMF.
Managing contacts, adding, deleting, and blacklisting entries.
Managing contact lists via XML or CSV file import/export.
Setting up remote phonebook and configuring LDAP server access.
Searching contacts across all available directories.
Enabling, checking, and deleting call history records via phone interface.
Steps for basic VoIP account and profile configuration via phone/web.
Configuring advanced SIP profile settings like DTMF, ZRTP, SRTP.
Methods for placing, ending, redialing, and receiving calls.
Auto Answer, Call Hold, and Call Transfer functionalities.
Supports up to 5-way conference calls.
Setting up always, busy, and no-answer call forwarding.
Dialing last received calls and setting up callback prompts.
Configuring call waiting tone and hiding caller ID.
Rejecting anonymous calls and muting your voice during calls.
Enabling DND mode and configuring hotline dialing.
Automatic redialing for busy or unanswered calls.
Configuring line keys and speed dial keys for call management.
Monitoring extension status and managing BLF lists.
Configuring voicemail access and direct/group call pickup.
Features for parking calls, intercom, and barge-in functionality.
Configuring DTMF, number prefixes, and local/XML/Broadsoft groups.
Setting up conference calls, call forwarding, and call transfers.
Managing call hold, group listening, and Do Not Disturb modes.
Redialing, sending SMS, and recording calls.
Triggering recordings, paging groups, and sharing call appearances.
Public/private hold, hot desking for shared workspace.
Call distribution, auto-provisioning, and multicast paging.
Customizing softkey layouts and programming function keys.
Restoring defaults and capturing network packets for diagnostics.
Downloading system logs and automatic phone configuration.
Upgrading phone firmware via HTTP server.
Downloading and restoring phone configuration files.
Troubleshooting blank LCD, network errors, and dial tone problems.
Locating and configuring various phone tones.
Details on phone hardware and technical specifications.
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