Why is the voice volume low on my Vodavi 2802 IP Phone?
If you're experiencing low incoming and outgoing voice volume on your Vodavi IP Phone, check if other phones are in use simultaneously. Volume reduction is normal when multiple phones are active on the same line.
Why is my Vodavi IP Phone not ringing?
If your Vodavi IP Phone isn't ringing, check if you're using too many phones on a single line. The total REN (Ringer Equivalence Number) of all phones on one line should not exceed the maximum REN for your area.
How to fix no dial tone on my Vodavi IP Phone?
If your Vodavi IP Phone isn't providing a dial tone, start by checking all cable connections to ensure they are secure and undamaged. Also, check the hookswitch to confirm it fully extends when the handset is lifted. Ensure the phone is not on hold. If issues persist, test the phone on another modular jack. If it still fails while other phones work, the problem lies within the phone itself.
General| Protocols | SIP |
|---|---|
| Ethernet Ports | 2x 10/100 Mbps |
| Lines | 2 |
| Codecs | G.711, G.729 |
| Power over Ethernet | Yes |
| Headset Port | Yes |
Lists standard features like handset volume, data jack, message waiting light, redial, flash, desk mount, and ringer control.
Describes programming capabilities and separate line-control functions for two-line models.
Details specifications like cabling requirement, FCC compliance, flash timing, footprint, handset, cord lengths, message waiting, operating voltage, and weight.
Lists the included parts for the 2800-Series Telephones, such as base, handset, cords, and user guide.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the handset, setting the ringer, and plugging in the line cord.
Explains how to convert the telephone to a wall mount unit using an optional kit.
Describes A-Lead connection for 2801 & 2802 models and how it's made via the LINE1 jack.
Details how to change the data jack wiring from LINE2 to LINE1 on the 2803 model.
Provides recommendations for connecting two phone lines to the 2803-model telephone.
Explains how to connect a modem for data transmission using the telephone's DATA jack.
Covers ringer volume, B/Z ringer switch, handset volume, and speakerphone volume adjustments.
Instructions for removing the directory card to access or record frequently dialed numbers.
Explains the function of LIU indicators for two-line and single-line models during calls.
Describes how the MSG lamp illuminates to indicate a waiting message.
Explains how to use the FLASH button to access Custom Calling services or store flashes.
Details how the telephone stores the last dialed number for redialing.
Instructions on switching between handset and speakerphone modes on specific models.
How to mute your voice during a call and the indicator for the mute function.
Steps to place a call on hold and retrieve it for the 2802 model.
Steps to place a call on hold and retrieve it for the 2803 model.
How to store and dial frequently used numbers using speed dial buttons.
Instructions for initiating, terminating, and managing conference calls on the 2803 model.
Instructions on how to change the Tone/Pulse dialing setting using a recessed switch.
How to adjust the flash timing settings to 100, 300, or 600 ms.
Suggestions for resolving common issues like no dial tone, no ring, or low volume.
Details compliance with FCC Part 68 rules, including registration number and Ringer Equivalence Number.
Explains modular outlet types, system compatibility, and restrictions for telephone connections.
Defines REN and its importance in determining the number of devices on a telephone line.
Information on how the telephone company notifies users of service discontinuance due to equipment harm.
Outlines the telephone company's rights to modify facilities and the user's need for advance notice.
Details compliance with FCC Part 15 for Class B digital devices and measures to avoid interference.
States compliance with UL 1459 and provides safety precautions for installation and wiring.
Advises users to contact their servicing agent for repair and warranty information.
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