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List of available accessories and replacement parts for the telephone sets.
Diagram and labels for the DK1 telephone model.
Diagram and labels for the DK6 telephone model.
Diagram and labels for the DK2 telephone model.
Diagram and labels for the DK3 telephone model.
How to set permanent volume levels for Ringer, Speaker, and Handset.
How to adjust volume levels temporarily during a call.
Steps to set an advisory message on the telephone.
Steps to clear an active advisory message.
How to answer Intercom calls (Voice Announce, Tone Signal).
How to answer outside line calls ringing at your set.
How to answer calls on CO lines that appear on your set.
Methods to answer calls not directly displayed, using Call Pickup.
How the LCD displays incoming call information.
Steps to view past caller ID records.
How to redial a number from the Caller ID records.
Steps to park a call into an available orbit.
Steps to retrieve a parked call.
How to answer a call ringing in your specific station group.
How to answer a specific ringing station.
How to answer a call ringing at another station within your group.
How to pick up the oldest ringing call in the system.
How to transfer a call without announcing it.
How to transfer a call after announcing it.
How to transfer a call to a busy station.
Steps for console operators to set up call forwarding.
Steps to turn off call forwarding.
Instructions for non-operators to set up call forwarding.
How to forward calls to an external number.
How to transfer a call to a busy station and be notified.
Steps to establish a conference call involving internal stations.
How to establish a conference using only external lines.
How to get back into an unsupervised conference.
How to end a conference call.
How to disconnect a specific participant from a conference.
How to speak privately with one party during a conference.
How to manually switch between day and night service.
How to automatically switch between day and night service.
How to toggle between day and night service using a key.
How to choose between manual or automatic day/night switching.
Steps to access the directory to dial numbers by name.
Steps to enable the Do Not Disturb feature.
Steps to disable the Do Not Disturb feature.
Using the flash function for Centrex or PABX systems.
Using the flash function for CO line disconnect.
How to make intercom calls using handsfree.
How to make external calls using handsfree.
How to switch between handset and handsfree modes.
Standard method to place a call on hold.
A method for holding calls with greater ownership.
Steps to place a call on system hold.
How to retrieve a held call using a DSS key.
How to retrieve a held call when it's not directly visible.
How to retrieve a call you placed on exclusive hold.
How to retrieve another user's exclusive hold call.
How to check into a hotel room, making it unrestricted.
How to check out of a hotel room, making it restricted.
How to set or cancel a message waiting indicator.
How to set or cancel the Do Not Disturb feature for hotel rooms.
How to control the SMDR (Station Message Detail Recording) output.
How to view or clear wake up call history.
How to make calls directly between two stations.
How to select CO lines using DSS keys.
How to select CO lines using access codes.
Steps to set a message waiting indicator.
How to view and respond to message waiting indicators.
How LCD sets display and allow interaction with messages.
How to mute the handset microphone.
How to mute the speakerphone microphone.
Steps to access the paging feature.
How to automatically save a number after an unsuccessful call.
How Caller ID information is displayed and managed using softkeys.
How to use softkeys to interact with voice mail and message waiting.
Steps to enable station lock with a security code.
Steps to disable station lock.
Steps for temporary unlocking of a locked station.
Steps to set up a station reminder.
Steps to cancel a programmed station reminder.
How to use the directory to dial numbers by name.
How to access system speed dial entries using numeric codes.
How to save and dial numbers using the numeric keypad.
How to save and dial numbers using DSS buttons.
Steps to program personal speed dial entries.
Steps to log in and use the voice mail system.
Steps to access and listen to voice messages.
How to set permanent volume levels.
How to adjust volume temporarily during a call.
Steps to schedule a wake-up call.
Steps to cancel a scheduled wake-up call.
General| Handset | Yes |
|---|---|
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Number of SIP Accounts | 2 |
| Protocols | SIP |
| Network Interface | 10/100 Mbps |
| Power Supply | 5V DC |
| Supported Codecs | G.711, G.729, G.726 |
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