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Defines authorized usage and provides core safety instructions.
Covers pacemakers, hearing aids, children, medical devices, and environments.
Addresses SELV, explosive environments, sensitive equipment, and electrical surges.
Instructions for optimal battery performance and longevity.
Procedures for environmentally sound disposal of the device and batteries.
Highlights critical US safety precautions and lists FCC IDs.
Specific installation advice and cleaning notices for the US market.
Outlines Canadian regulations regarding interference and communication privacy.
Details Canadian RF exposure limits and technical specifications compliance.
Certifies compliance with European and US directives.
Provides detailed technical data for M65, M85, and M25 models.
Guides on unpacking, battery insertion, charging, and belt clip attachment.
Guides on unpacking, battery insertion, and charging the M85 handset.
Guides on unpacking, battery insertion, and charging the M25 batteries.
Identifies key components and features for each handset model.
Explains LED signals and how to customize them.
Details function keys, navigation, and OK key usage.
Explains the operation of speakerphone, menu, and green call keys.
Details the functions of the red cancel and star keys.
How to use the keypad for numbers, letters, and names.
How to adjust call volume and mute the microphone.
Selecting ringtones and configuring vibration modes.
Setting and managing single, recurrent, and snooze alarms.
Finding, adding, editing, and calling contacts.
Accessing the central directory and setting up speed dial numbers.
Accessing and viewing call lists, and calling from history.
Registering the handset and selecting network options.
Configuring audio, time, date, language, security, and power save.
Setting up call forwarding and managing Bluetooth.
Selecting call identity, dialing, redialing, and using speed dial.
Accepting calls, handling call waiting, and managing active calls.
Procedures for attended/blind transfers, hold, swapping, and conferences.
How to find IP address, RSSI, and RFPI for base station setup.
Performing an audio loopback test for handset functionality.
Defines authorized usage and provides core safety instructions.
Covers pacemakers, hearing aids, children, medical devices, and environments.
Addresses SELV, explosive environments, sensitive equipment, and electrical surges.
Instructions for optimal battery performance and longevity.
Procedures for environmentally sound disposal of the device and batteries.
Highlights critical US safety precautions and lists FCC IDs.
Specific installation advice and cleaning notices for the US market.
Outlines Canadian regulations regarding interference and communication privacy.
Details Canadian RF exposure limits and technical specifications compliance.
Certifies compliance with European and US directives.
Provides detailed technical data for M65, M85, and M25 models.
Guides on unpacking, battery insertion, charging, and belt clip attachment.
Guides on unpacking, battery insertion, and charging the M85 handset.
Guides on unpacking, battery insertion, and charging the M25 batteries.
Identifies key components and features for each handset model.
Explains LED signals and how to customize them.
Details function keys, navigation, and OK key usage.
Explains the operation of speakerphone, menu, and green call keys.
Details the functions of the red cancel and star keys.
How to use the keypad for numbers, letters, and names.
How to adjust call volume and mute the microphone.
Selecting ringtones and configuring vibration modes.
Setting and managing single, recurrent, and snooze alarms.
Finding, adding, editing, and calling contacts.
Accessing the central directory and setting up speed dial numbers.
Accessing and viewing call lists, and calling from history.
Registering the handset and selecting network options.
Configuring audio, time, date, language, security, and power save.
Setting up call forwarding and managing Bluetooth.
Selecting call identity, dialing, redialing, and using speed dial.
Accepting calls, handling call waiting, and managing active calls.
Procedures for attended/blind transfers, hold, swapping, and conferences.
How to find IP address, RSSI, and RFPI for base station setup.
Performing an audio loopback test for handset functionality.
General| Quantity | 1 |
|---|---|
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Ringer type | Polyphonic |
| Certification | EN 301406 (TBR6) EN 30176-2 (TBR10) EN 60950-1 (Safety) - IEC60950-1 - CS A c-CSA-us / UL60950-1 EN 301489 (EMC, ESD) RF (EMF, SAR) FCC part 15D FCC part 15B RSS213 TIA 1083, FCC part 68/CS-03 part V |
| Compatibility | M700, M300 |
| Number of melodies | 6 |
| Phonebook capacity | 100 entries |
| Brand compatibility | snom |
| Headphone connectivity | 3.5 mm |
| Display type | TFT |
| Product color | Black |
| Display diagonal | 2 \ |
| Display resolution | 176 x 220 pixels |
| Display number of colors | 262144 colors |
| Standby time | 250 h |
| Charging time | 8 h |
| Harmonized System (HS) code | 85177900 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 24 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 48 mm |
| Height | 141 mm |
| Weight | 123 g |
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