VTech A2210-NS User Manual

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Analog Contemporary Corded 1-line Hotel Phone User Guide
A2210-NS
Analog corded 1-line - A2210-NS
Telephone layout
Model name Model number Parts included
Analog corded 1-line A2210-NS
Parts checklist
Items contained in the product package:
Before using this telephone, please read Important safety instructions on page 7.
Telephone base with
faceplate and overlay
Corded
handset
Mounting
bracket
Telephone
line cord
-/VOLUME
MUTE
FLASH
Speed Dial keys
DATA port
MESSAGE
WAITING LED
Wall mount clip
RINGER VOL
PROGRAM (recessed key)
PAUSE (recessed key)
+/VOLUME
Switch hook
Sticker covering jumpers

VTech A2210-NS Specifications

Power

power requirement	Line powered 24V or 48V
message waiting signal	Steady/periodic high voltage pulse or periodic low voltage pulse

Memory

speed dial memory locations	up to 10
speed dial memory digits	up to 16

Weight and Dimensions

telephone base size	8.03 x 5.98 x 3.74 in (204 x 152 x 95 mm)
corded handset size	8.39 x 1.85 x 1.58 in (213 x 47 x 40 mm)

Summary

Parts and Layout

Parts Checklist

Lists items included in the telephone package.

Telephone Layout Overview

Diagram showing the telephone's parts and features.

Installation Guide

Desktop Position Setup

Steps for setting up the phone in a desktop configuration.

Wall Mount Conversion

Instructions for mounting the telephone base on a wall plate.

Telephone Settings

Ringer Tone and Flash Adjustment

How to change ringer tone and program flash duration.

Voicemail Voltage Detection

Explains the three options for setting voicemail voltage detection.

Speed Dial Operations

Programming Speed Dial Keys

Instructions for programming guest-service speed dial keys with phone numbers.

Clearing Speed Dial Keys

Steps to delete a previously programmed speed dial key.

Telephone Operation

Call Handling Basics

Receiving, answering, placing, and ending calls.

Volume and Call Waiting

Adjusting volume and managing call waiting.

Mute Function Usage

Instructions for using the mute function during a call.

Safety and Regulations

Important Safety Instructions

Essential safety guidelines to follow when using the telephone equipment.

FCC and IC Regulations

Details compliance with FCC, ACTA, and Industry Canada regulations.

Technical Specifications