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General| Speakerphone | Yes |
|---|---|
| Headset Jack | Yes |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting Caller ID | Yes |
| Intercom | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Battery Life | Not applicable |
Lists critical safety precautions for phone usage and installation.
Lists safety precautions, particularly regarding children and environmental factors.
Declares compliance with EU directives for telecommunications equipment.
Details FCC/IC compliance and interference guidelines for digital devices.
Provides an overview of the telephone system's design and purpose.
Explains the structure and content of the user guide, including feature descriptions.
Describes how features are organized logically for ease of location and use.
Presents a comparative table of specifications for different Edge 9200 models.
Illustrates and labels the key elements of the Edge 9200 8-Button phone interface.
Illustrates and labels the key elements of the Edge 9200 24-Button Half Duplex phone interface.
Describes the Ring/Message Indicator, LCD Display, and Dial Pad buttons.
Explains the Speakerphone button and the functionality of flexible buttons.
Details the context-sensitive soft keys and navigation for specific models.
Describes the specific functions of buttons like Flash, Speed, DND/FWD, and Hold/Save.
Describes the functionality and button layout of the DSS console.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the DSS console.
Details how to connect the handset, ear mic, and line cable to the phone.
Maps characters to dial pad digits for station name entry on specific models.
Details the mapping of dial pad digits to characters for various inputs.
Step-by-step guide for programming features onto flexible buttons.
Lists common feature codes for programming flexible buttons.
Explains how to navigate and use the phone's LCD display menu.
Details the Attendant menu options and access requirements.
Explains how to answer incoming calls when the phone is idle.
Describes how to answer calls during night mode using Universal Night Answer.
Explains how to answer calls ringing at other stations via Pick-Up.
Details how to divert calls to other stations or voicemail systems.
Steps to activate/cancel custom or pre-defined message forwarding.
How to place calls to other stations within the system.
How to leave a message indication when a called user is unavailable.
Details on accessing and dialing external lines.
How to temporarily lock the phone by activating Temporary COS.
Describes the menu options available for directory access on different phone models.
How to redial the last dialed number.
How to store and dial saved numbers.
How to transfer active calls to another station or resource.
How to set up and manage conference calls with multiple participants.
How to review and respond to message waiting indicators.
Allows remote users to access system resources via dial-in.
How to view logs of received, dialed, and lost calls.
How to set and manage wake-up alarms.
How the system operates during power failures using PFT.
Information about system voice memos for station status.
How to access PBX or Centrex features via CO lines.
How to activate and use the Keypad Facility for ISDN services.
How to restrict transmission of Caller ID information.
How to assign attributes like Authorization Codes using program codes.
Lists fixed function codes for user programming.
Brief descriptions of the nine available numbering plans.
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