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OptiCon Micro
Installation and Operation Manual
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2.8.2.3 GDC-400H and GDC-450H Wireless Handset
1. Antenna Displayed when the handset is in the range of a LWS-BS where it can be linked.
The antenna icon disappears when it moves out of range. The closer it moves to the base,
the stronger RSSI will be.
2. Message Icon indicates there is at least one new message.
3. Date & Time Displayed in idle state.
4. Battery Displays battery level when a handset is operating.
5. Handy Number Displayed in idle state.
6. Soft Menu Dependent on the status and menu choices, the current available functions
are displayed.
2.9 Keypad Description
2.9.1 LWS-BS
FUNCTIONAL
CLASSIFICATION
BUTTON NAME
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Flex Key
Line selection
button
Line 1 ~ 3
Access an idle line for making an external call or answer the
incoming call by pressing the line button.
Station button
Station 101~107
Allow to make an intercom call.
Station 101~107 : Wireless Terminals
Soft Menu Key
Soft key 1,2,3
Dependent on the status and menu choices, the current
available functions are displayed.
Menu
Main Menu
MSG
Retrieve Messages
Navigation button
Up/down/right/left/ok
Function Key
DND
Setting Night/Weekend mode
Headset
Headset mode or speakerphone mode is switched by turns
whenever it is pressed.
[Headset] button in idle state. Headset LED will be
illuminated when headset mode is selected.
Vol. up
Volume up during a call, LCD contrast is up in idle state.
Vol. down
Volume down during a call, LCD contrast is down in idle
state.
Trans
An intercom call or the line call can be transferred to
another station or line during a conversation.
Hold
When on a call, the station user can place an active call on
hold; the held party will hear a hold tone.

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