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Number of Lines | 6 |
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Headset Jack | RJ9 |
SIP Accounts | Up to 6 |
Local Phonebook | Up to 1000 entries |
Wall Mountable | Yes |
Wireless | No |
Bluetooth | No |
HD Voice | Yes |
Audio Codec | G.722, G.711, G.729, iLBC |
Connectivity | Ethernet |
Power over Ethernet | Yes (IEEE 802.3af) |
Speakerphone | Full-duplex |
USB Port | Yes, 1 x USB 2.0 |
VPN Support | Yes |
Security | TLS |
Dimensions | 212 x 189 x 175 mm |
Display | 2.7-inch graphical LCD |
Verifying user information and One Talk number with administrator.
Connecting the phone for power and network connectivity.
How to view the registered E911 address on the desk phone.
Identification and description of physical phone components and their functions.
Overview of customizable basic settings like language, time, and display.
How to change the phone's user interface language.
Options for adjusting screen backlight duration and behavior.
How to adjust call volume, ringer volume, and key tones.
Setting up one-button speed dials for frequently dialed numbers.
Configuring the phone for intercom calls between extensions.
Procedures for making and answering calls using different methods.
Steps to disconnect active calls and reject incoming calls.
Functions to place calls on hold, reactivate them, and mute the microphone.
Redialing numbers and blocking unwanted incoming calls.
Using your desk phone for calls on behalf of other phone numbers.
Steps to use the Call Barge feature on an ongoing call.
Remotely answering a group member's ringing line.
Setting up automatic call forwarding based on availability or preference.
Placing calls on hold to be retrieved later by yourself or others.
Transferring calls after speaking with the recipient or immediately.
Transferring calls directly to a voicemail box.
Accessing, reviewing, and removing call records.
Blocking specific numbers from the call history.
Managing contacts, groups, and dialing from the phone's directory.
Finding and modifying existing contact details in the directory.
Removing contacts from the phone's directory.
Blocking specific contacts from the phone's directory.
Removing entire groups of contacts from the directory.
Adding existing contacts to specific contact groups.
Relocating contacts between different organizational groups.
Accessing and listening to voicemail messages on the desk phone.
Viewing network, IP, MAC, and firmware information.
Restarting the desk phone to resolve issues.
Restoring the phone to its original default configuration.
Features designed to assist users with disabilities.
Specific features and settings for users with hearing impairments.
Features aiding users with visual impairments or blindness.
Features designed for users with mobility limitations.
Legal information regarding the guide and product warranty.
Important details about 911 calls and service disruptions.
Environmental and health warning regarding electronic waste disposal.
Statements of compliance with CE and FCC regulations.
General safety guidelines for product installation and use.
Warnings about electrical hazards associated with the product.