Why can't I receive calls on my Yealink Cordless Telephone?
If you are unable to receive calls on your Yealink Cordless Telephone, first check that the DND (Do Not Disturb) mode is not activated. Also, verify that the Always Forward feature is not enabled.
Why doesn't my Yealink Cordless Telephone ring?
If your Yealink Cordless Telephone handset isn't ringing, make sure the ringer volume isn't set to the minimum. Also, check that silent mode is not turned on.
What to do if my Yealink Cordless Telephone says “Network unavailable”?
If your Yealink Cordless Telephone handset displays “Network unavailable”, ensure the Ethernet cable is properly connected to the Internet port on the base station and that the cable is secure. Also, verify that the switch or hub in your network is working correctly.
Why do I hear noise during calls on my Yealink Cordless Telephone?
If you hear noise during a call on your Yealink Cordless Telephone: * Ensure you're not using the handset or base station in an area with high electrical interference. * Make sure the handset isn't too far from the base station. * Try turning off the handset, restarting the base station, and then turning the handset back on to see if the noise persists.
What to do if my Yealink Cordless Telephone says “Not In Range”?
If your Yealink Cordless Telephone handset shows “Not In Range”, ensure the base station is correctly plugged into a working AC outlet. Also, make sure the handset is not too far away from the base station.
What does “Not Subscribed” mean on Yealink Cordless Telephone?
If your Yealink Cordless Telephone handset displays the message “Not Subscribed”, check the registration status of your handset. If it's not registered to the base station, register it manually.
How to fix paging failure on Yealink Cordless Telephone?
If paging fails on your Yealink Cordless Telephone, check the current mode of the base station. If it's not in paging mode, press the paging key on the base station to enter paging mode.
General| Caller ID | Yes |
|---|---|
| Lines quantity | - lines |
| Answering machine | No |
| Phonebook capacity | 500 entries |
| Handset type | Wireless handset |
| Product type | IP Phone |
| Product color | Black |
| Maximum indoor range | 50 m |
| Maximum outdoor range | 300 m |
| Voice codecs | G.711, G.723, G.726, iLBC |
| Number of melodies | 9 |
| Display diagonal | 1.8 \ |
| Display resolution | 128 x 160 pixels |
| Headset connectivity | 2.5 mm |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 1 |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -10 - 50 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 10 - 95 % |
| Standby time | 100 h |
| Number of handles included | 1 pc(s) |
| Harmonized System (HS) code | 85171800 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 108 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 153 mm |
| Height | 45 mm |
| Height (max) | 50 mm |
| Height (min) | 144 mm |
Legal notice regarding publication rights and ownership of the user guide.
Disclaimer of warranties and limitation of liability for the information provided in the guide.
Statement of compliance with essential CE and FCC requirements for the phone.
Information regarding CE mark compliance with EC Directives 1999/5/EC (R&TTE).
Compliance statement for FCC Part 15 radio frequency regulations.
Compliance statement for Industry Canada regulations (ICES-003 & ICRSS-247).
FCC compliance statement for digital devices and residential installations.
Information regarding compliance with FCC Part 68 and ACTA requirements.
Statement on the phone meeting FCC standards for hearing aid compatibility.
Compliance statement for FCC RF radiation exposure limits for an uncontrolled environment.
Details about the DECT 6.0 standard compliance and UTAM coordination.
Guidance on proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
Invitation to provide feedback for improving documentation quality.
Information regarding the GNU General Public License for firmware software.
Details on conformance to the Generic Access Profile (GAP) standard for DECT phones.
Lists the topics covered in the user guide, including Getting Started, Overview, and Basic Operations.
Lists the components included in the W52P IP DECT phone and W52H packages.
Instructions for connecting the base station to power and network.
Steps for inserting batteries and preparing the handset for use.
Instructions for connecting the power adapter to the charger cradle.
Procedure for placing the handset in the charger cradle to charge.
Detailed instructions for AC power and Power over Ethernet (PoE) connections.
Steps for connecting the base station using an AC power adapter.
Steps for connecting the base station using PoE.
Guide to properly insert batteries into the handset.
Details about the handset's screen, shortcut keys, and earphone jack.
Specifications and recommendations for handset batteries.
Information on charging time, standby time, and talk time.
Safety guidelines for disposing of used batteries.
Instructions for connecting the power adapter to the charger cradle.
Procedure for placing the handset in the charger cradle for charging.
Explanation of icons indicating different battery charge levels on the LCD screen.
Detailed description of the base station's hardware components and LEDs.
Detailed description of the handset's hardware components like LCD and keypad.
Explanation of the different sections of the handset's LCD screen.
Table explaining the meaning of various icons displayed on the LCD screen.
Overview of the two ways to customize phone configurations: handset and web interface.
Guide to navigating and customizing settings directly on the handset.
Instructions for accessing and using the web-based configuration interface.
Explanation of how to access and navigate the phone's menu system.
Description of the top-level menu items available on the handset.
Details about the main menu layout and soft key functions.
How to access and navigate submenus within the phone's interface.
Method to exit menus and return to the phone's idle screen.
Guide to inputting and modifying data in various fields.
Explanation of different input modes available for text entry.
Information on limitations and types of fields for editing.
Detailed steps for entering data using different input modes and keys.
Information about registering handsets to the base station.
Step-by-step procedures for registering a new handset.
How to choose a preferred base station when registered to multiple.
Procedure for renaming a registered base station.
Configuration options for network connectivity.
Steps to manually set static IPv4 or IPv6 IP addresses.
Manual configuration of static DNS settings when DHCP is active.
How to view status information for the base station, handset, and lines.
Procedure for registering SIP accounts for each line via the web interface.
Instructions for powering the handset on and off.
Methods for adjusting the handset's ringer and call volume.
How to lock and unlock the handset keypad to prevent accidental presses.
Procedure for enabling or disabling silent mode for incoming calls.
How to page a misplaced handset to locate it.
How to personalize the name assigned to the handset.
Steps to change the display language of the handset.
How to configure different ring tones for internal and external calls.
Configuration of acoustic signals for keypad presses, confirmations, and low battery.
Settings for controlling the handset's LCD backlight.
Instructions for setting and configuring date and time formats.
How to assign features to changeable shortcut keys.
Guide to managing contacts in the local directory.
Configuration of rules for dialing numbers, including replace rules and area codes.
How to specify emergency numbers for quick dialing.
Setting up single-digit dialing for frequently used numbers.
Enabling the feature to automatically answer calls when picking up from the cradle.
Configuration of automatic answering for internal intercom calls.
Procedure to restart the base station to refresh settings.
How to change the base station's security PIN.
Instructions for resetting the base station to factory default settings.
Enabling Eco Mode+ to reduce transmission power in standby.
Enabling Eco Mode to reduce transmission power during calls.
Configuring repeater mode to extend radio coverage.
Information on storing, adding, editing, and deleting contacts locally.
Steps to add new contacts manually or from call history.
Procedure for modifying existing contact entries.
How to remove individual contacts or all contacts from the directory.
Method for finding contacts by entering partial names or numbers.
Instructions on dialing contacts stored in the local directory.
Functionality to block specific incoming callers.
Adding a caller from history directly to the blacklist.
Accessing and managing contacts stored in a remote phone book.
Viewing and managing call history records.
Configuration of rules for dialing numbers, including replace rules and area codes.
Configuring area codes to be automatically prepended to dialed numbers.
Setting up numbers that the handset is restricted from dialing.
Configuring specific numbers for emergency calls.
Assigning lines for making outgoing calls from the handset.
Assigning lines for receiving incoming calls on the handset.
Instructions on how to initiate internal and external calls.
Steps to make calls between registered handsets.
Guide to making calls to outside numbers using SIP lines.
Methods for answering incoming calls.
How to terminate active calls.
Accessing and redialing numbers from the call list.
Temporarily muting the microphone during a call.
Placing active calls on hold and resuming them.
Enabling and configuring the call waiting feature.
Activating DND mode to automatically reject incoming calls.
Forwarding incoming calls to another party.
Transferring calls to another party.
Setting up conference calls with multiple parties.
Using server-based conference call functionality.
Blocking caller ID for outgoing calls.
Automatically rejecting incoming calls from anonymous callers.
Managing voice messages, including leaving and retrieving them.
Sharing an extension across multiple phones for simultaneous ringing.
Broadcasting audio announcements to groups via multicast.
Configuring paging lists and multicast addresses for sending audio.
Configuring the phone to listen to multicast audio streams.
Defining priority for incoming multicast paging calls over active voice calls.
Determining how incoming multicast paging calls are handled when other calls are active.
Procedures for sending and managing multicast paging sessions.
Troubleshooting steps for base station power and network indicators.
Troubleshooting steps for handset registration and power issues.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with handset registration to the base station.
Resolving problems with receiving calls or experiencing noise during calls.
Troubleshooting steps when paging functionality fails.
Diagnosing and fixing issues with the handset's ringing or audio.
Resolving problems related to handset display messages and unavailability.
Guidance on firmware upgrades and resetting device settings.
Steps to reset the system PIN to its default value.
Exporting PCAP traces and system logs for problem analysis.
Steps for exporting system and boot logs for analysis.
Exporting all diagnostic files including PCAP trace and logs.
List of available time zones and their corresponding UTC offsets.
Visual representation of the handset's menu hierarchy.
Table detailing input modes and characters available on the keypad.
General regulatory information and compliance statements.
Critical safety instructions to prevent fire, injury, and property damage.
Guidelines for product placement and operating environment.
Precautions to follow during the use and handling of the product.
Specific safety guidelines related to battery handling and disposal.
Instructions for safely cleaning the base station and handset.
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