Toshiba DP5022-SD User Manual

Strata
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CIX
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Product Bulletin
© Copyright 2007
Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc.
Telecommunication Systems Division
9740 Irvine Blvd., Irvine, CA 92618-1697 (949) 583-3700
www.telecom.toshiba.com
TOSHIBA
PBCIX-0063
Nov. 5, 2007
Toshiba DP5000-Series Digital Telephones
Product Summary
Toshiba’s next generation digital telephones are here. The DP5000 product line offers a sleek, low-profile
design with a stylish tilt stand, an integrated headset interface and a full set of display and call handling
features making Toshiba the obvious choice in leading-edge digital telephones. Toshiba continues to be
proud of its backward compatibility allowing customers a new look on their desktop while maintaining much
of their initial telephone system investment.
The most noticeable enhancements are the backlit displays, updated button placement and a high-end
model with LCD key strips.
The telephone models are referenced by the total number of keys that are on the telephone (excluding the
dial pad); the number of programmable keys have been specified in the descriptions and throughout the
document.
The DP5008 with one programmable key and DP5018-S with ten programmable keys are the two non-
display models offered for locations where a lower cost telephone is appropriate.
DP5008 DP5018-S

Toshiba DP5022-SD Specifications

General

Speakerphone	Yes
Programmable Buttons	10
Fixed Feature Buttons	Yes
Headset Jack	Yes
Wall Mountable	Yes
Network Ports	2
Power over Ethernet (PoE)	Yes (802.3af)

Summary

Product Overview and Value Propositions

Toshiba DP5000 Series Product Summary

Overview of the DP5000 series, its sleek design, integrated headset, and call handling features.

Key Value Propositions and Design Enhancements

Highlights modern look, large displays, LCD key-strips, and backlit LCD benefits.

Technical Specifications and System Compatibility

Physical Specifications and Dimensions

Details dimensions, tilt angles, and physical augmentations for DP5000 telephones and ADMs.

System Compatibility and Migration Strategy

Explains coexistence with older systems and operational modes based on CIX version.

Order Information and Licensing Requirements

Lists telephone models, add-on modules, part numbers, and necessary licenses.

Installation and Wiring Guidelines

Station Wiring and Loop Lengths

Covers connection guidelines, cable types, and maximum loop lengths for CIX systems.

Installation Procedures and Add-on Module Connection

Details connector identification, wall mounting, and add-on module installation.

Administration and User Settings

Telephone Administration and Keystrip Setup

Guides on phone initialization and programming LCD keystrip labels for specific models.

End-User Volume, Brightness, and Display Settings

Instructions for adjusting volume, backlight, and contrast for end-users.