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Yealink W73P - User Manual

Yealink W73P
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Yealink W73P
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Yealink W73P Specifications

General IconGeneral
Handset typeWireless handset
Product typeIP mobile phone
Product colorGray
Keypad illuminationYes
Caller ID-
Lines quantity- lines
Phonebook capacity100 entries
Battery voltage3.7 V
Battery capacity1010 mAh
Input current0.2 A
Input frequency50/60 Hz
AC adapter input voltage100 - 240 V
AC adapter output current0.6 A
AC adapter output voltage5 V
Storage temperature (T-T)-30 - 70 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)-10 - 50 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)10 - 95 %
Display diagonal1.8 \
Display resolution128 x 160 pixels
Number of handles included- pc(s)
Harmonized System (HS) code85171800
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Package depth104 mm
Package width181 mm
Handset weight112 g
Package height90 mm
Package weight8314 g
Handset dimensions (WxDxH)144 x 48 x 21 mm

Summary

Getting Started

W70 B Base Station Overview

Details the components and setup of the W70B Base Station.

W73 H Handset

Power LED Indicator

Explains the meaning of the power LED indicator on the handset.

Menu Navigation

Describes the main menu structure and navigation keys on the handset.

Icons

Status and Feature Icons

Illustrates and explains common icons for status, intercom, voicemail, and settings.

Entering Data

Register Handset to Base Station

Base Station Registration Mode

Guides on how to activate registration mode on the base station.

Pairing the W73 H Handset

Steps to pair a W73H handset with the base station.

Registering to Another Base Station

Instructions for registering the handset to a different base station.

Troubleshooting and Deregistration

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Common reasons why handset registration may fail.

Deregistering a Handset

Procedure to remove a handset from the base station.

Placing Calls

Placing Internal Calls (Intercom)

How to make internal calls between handsets.

Placing External Calls

Steps to initiate external calls, including redial and directory use.

Answering and Managing Calls

Answering, Silencing, and Rejecting Calls

How to answer, silence, or manually reject incoming calls.

Do Not Disturb (DND) Feature

Enabling DND to automatically reject all incoming calls.

Muting; Unmuting Audio

How to mute or unmute the microphone during a call.

Call Management Features

Call Hold & Resuming

Procedure to place a call on hold and resume it.

Call Forwarding Configuration

Configuring call forwarding settings for incoming calls.

Transferring Calls

Methods for transferring calls, including blind and attended transfers.

Advanced Call Features

Local Conference Calls

How to initiate and manage three-way conference calls.

Merging Calls into Conference

How to combine active and held calls into a conference.

Voicemail Access

Steps to access and play voicemail messages.

Handset Settings

Display and Screen Settings

Configuring screen saver and brightness settings.

Keypad and Security Settings

Managing keypad light, locking, and unlocking the handset.

Handset Management Features

Features for locating, renaming, and setting silent mode.

Repeater Mode

Contacts

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