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Model | OpenScape 35 G HFA |
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Type | IP Phone |
Connectivity | Ethernet |
Ethernet Ports | 2 |
Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes |
Number of Lines | 4 |
Programmable Keys | 4 |
Protocols | SIP |
Headset Port | Yes |
Wall Mountable | Yes |
Bluetooth | No |
Wi-Fi | No |
USB Port | No |
HD Voice | Yes |
Display | Graphical LCD |
Audio | HD Audio |
Features | Call hold, transfer, conference, mute, speakerphone |
Supported Codecs | G.711, G.722, G.729 |
General instructions for initiating calls using different dialing methods.
How to transfer an active call to another colleague or subscriber.
How to forward internal or external calls to different destinations.
How to search and call contacts from the company-wide LDAP directory.
How to handle an incoming call when already on a call.
How to park calls (up to ten) and pick them up on another phone.
How to talk to multiple parties simultaneously in a conference call.
How to record an active call and the indicators for recording status.
Procedures for call waiting (camp-on) and busy override.
How to program frequently used functions, numbers, or procedures onto function keys.
How to save multi-step functions or sequences onto a key.
Information about the phone's support for voice encryption and its benefits.
How to activate/deactivate the Do Not Disturb feature.
How to prevent unauthorized access to phone functions during absence.
How to set or change a PIN code for phone functions and security.
How to perform a general reset for initiated functions on a telephone.
How to use external phones to access system functions via DISA.
Explains the LDAP corporate directory and how to search for contacts.
How programmable keys function as line or trunk keys for configuring trunks.
How to place a call on hold and retrieve it later using trunk keys.
Explains DSS keys for direct reachability of team members.
How to transfer a call that is currently in progress.
How to activate/deactivate audible signals for hunt groups, group calls, or trunks.