Mitsumi Electric Co WLPS3 1 Users manual

NWA-019391-001

ISSUE 2

MH250

USER’S GUIDE

NEC Infrontia Corporation

2007 April

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

NEC Infrontia Corporation reserves the right to change the specifications,
functions, or features, at any time, without notice.

NEC Infrontia Corporation has prepared this document for use by its
employees and customers. The information contained herein is the property
of NEC Infrontia Corporation and shall not be reproduced without prior
written approval from NEC Infrontia Corporation. All brand names and
product names on this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective companies.

Copyright 2007

NEC Infrontia Corporation

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User Safety Protocol

Important: Read this information before using your MH250 Handset.

Observe the following instructions to use this product safely, prevent you and other people from possible injury, and
protect properties. Improper handling may cause heat, explosion, and fire.

Danger

Recharge the battery with the matching battery charger (see battery label description).

Use the battery only for this MH250 handset system. Do not use it with other electrical devices.

Keep the following warnings to prevent the battery pack from heating, explosion, and fire.

• Do not throw the battery pack into fire.

• Do not solder the battery pack directly.

• Do not short the positive (+) and negative (-) terminal of the battery pack with metal.

• Do not poke the battery nor smash it with hammer.

Do not disassemble nor modify the battery pack. It has a safety circuit and a damaged circuit may cause heat,

explosion, and fire.

The internal liquid of the battery pack has strong acid. If the battery liquid gets into your eye, rinse your eye well
with water and consult with a doctor.

Do not use, leave, nor recharge the battery pack near fire or under the direct sunlight. High temperature may
damage the internal safety circuit and may cause malfunction of the recharge, heat, explosion, or fire.

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Warning

Do not use the unit when you notice smoke, strange smell or other unusual happenings. It may cause fire if you
continuously use them. Turn off the power switch of the phone system immediately. For the recharger, disconnect
the power plug immediately. Confirm that smoke is ceased, and then contact the nearest NEC service office.
Never attempt to repair those units by yourself.

If you had an accident such as dropping the phone and broke the unit, turn off the power of the phone system
immediately. For the recharger, disconnect the power plug immediately. Contact the nearest NEC service office.
If you keep using those units, they may cause fire or electrical shock.

If water smeared into the unit, turn off the power of the phone system immediately. For the recharger, disconnect
the power plug immediately. Contact with the nearest NEC service office. If you keep using those units, they may
cause fire or electrical shock.

Do not insert flammable or metal objects into the units. If a foreign object were accidentally placed into the units,
turn off the power of the phone system and plug out the power adapter. Contact the nearest NEC service office.
If you keep using those units, they may cause fire or electrical shock. Pay special attention to children to prevent
from similar accidents.

Do not attempt to disassemble nor modify the units. It may cause fire, electrical shock, or system malfunction.
Modification by a user is prohibited by law.

Do not open the units intentionally. It may cause electrical shock or system malfunction. Ask test adjustment,
and repair of the units for the nearest NEC service office.

Do not twist, put a heavy object, and push the phone system. Such actions may cause damage, fire, or injuries.

Do not place a container with water such as a vase, a plant pot, a cup, cosmetics, chemicals, nor a small metal
object. Splashing water over the units and foreign metal object inserted into the units may cause fire or electrical
shock.

Do not use the unit in a high humid area such as a bathroom or near a humidifier. They may cause fire, electrical
shock, or system malfunction.

Use the specified power adapter, which is attached to the unit. Other adapters may cause fire or system
malfunction.

Do not damage, or modify the power adapter cord. Do not kink, pull, twist, or bundle it. Do not put a heavy object

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or heat it. They may cause fire, electrical shock, or system malfunction. Contact the nearest NEC service office
for a damaged adapter cord.

Do not touch the power plug with a wet hand. It may cause electrical shock or system malfunction.

Do not touch the units or replace a battery with a wet hand. It may cause electrical shock or system malfunction.

When you hear thunder during using the phone system outside, immediately stop using it and move to a safe
place.

Do not use multiple plugs to a single outlet. It may cause fire or electrical shock.

Follow the instruction below when you use a battery pack. They may cause heating, explosion, and fire;

• Do not put the battery pack into a microwave oven or a pressure chamber.

• Do not use other batteries with this battery pack.

If the internal battery liquid clung to your skin or clothes, immediately rinse it with clean water to prevent
chemical damage to your skin and clothes.

Do not use the phone or recharge the battery in a place where fire or explosion may occur.

• This phone system does not have explosion protection. Do not use it where a flammable gas such as propane and
gasoline are stored. Turn off the power of the phone immediately. Do not recharge the battery in such a place.

Do not use near microwave ovens, medical equipment and industrial equipment.

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FCC portion

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.

Caution:

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for product compliance could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment.

To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, this device must not be co-located or operating in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

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Industry Canada Portion

Canada Regulatory Compliance Statement

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Cet appareil num

This device complies with RSS 210 of Industry Canada (IC).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

• this device may not cause interference, and

• this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of this
device.

ériqué de la classe B est conformé à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

For Customers in Canada

L’utilisation de ce dispositif est autorisée seulement aux conditions suivantes :

• il ne doit pas produire de brouillage et

• l’ utilisateur du dispositif doit étre prêt a accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique reçu, même si ce brouillage
est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif.

Exposure to radio frequency radiation

The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located or pointed such that it does not emit RF
field in excess of Health Canada limits for the general population; consult Safety Code 6, obtainable from Health
Canada’s website at www.hc-sc.gc.ca/rpb.

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European Union Information

Notice to the user

The handset described in this manual is intended to be used in combination with the NEC Assured Mobility concept
for Wireless Local Area Networks.

Country specific limitations

Italy
General authorization is required when this handset is used outside own premises.
For more information contact: http://www.comunicazioni.it

Declaration of conformity

Hereby, “NEC Philips Unified Solutions”, declares that this MH250 is in compliance with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

http://www.nec-philips.com/doc

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European Union information

Product disposal information

For countries in the European Union

The symbol depicted here has been affixed to your product in order to inform you that
electrical and electronic products should not be disposed of as municipal waste. Electrical
and electronic products including the cables, plugs and accessories should be disposed of
separately in order to allow proper treatment, recovery and recycling. These products should
be taken to a designated facility where the best available treatment, recovery and recycling
techniques are available. Separate disposal has significant advantages: valuable materials can
be re-used and it prevents the dispersion of unwanted substances into the municipal waste
stream. This contributes to the protection of human health and the environment. Please be
informed that a fine may be imposed for illegal disposal of electrical and electronic products
via the general municipal waste stream.

In order to facilitate separate disposal and environmentally sound recycling arrangements have been made for local
collection and recycling. In case your electrical and electronic products need to be disposed of please refer to your
supplier or the contractual agreements that your company has made upon acquisition of these products.

At www.nec-philips.com/weee you can find information about separate disposal and environmentally sound
recycling.

For countries outside the European Union

Disposal of electrical and electronic products in countries outside the European Union should be done in line with
the local regulations. If no arrangement has been made with your supplier, please contact the local authorities for
further information.

Battery information

Defect or exhausted batteries should never be disposed of as municipal waste. Return old batteries to the battery
supplier, a licensed battery dealer or a designated collection facility. Do not incinerate batteries. This product uses
Lithium-Ion batteries. Do not use any other type.

For battery replacement or removal instructions please refer to the related chapter in this manual.

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Regulatory Notices for Taiwan

Other Information for Taiwan

MH250 operating frequency and transmission power for Taiwan are as follows.

• Operating Frequency:

• Transmission Power: Maximum 20 mW

2,400 ∼ 2,483.5 GHz

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.INTRODUCTION

•WAT IS MH250? ................................................................................. 1

•KEYS AND PARTS ............................................................................. 2

•ICONS ................................................................................................. 3

•STANDBY MODE................................................................................ 4

•MAIN MENU........................................................................................ 4

2.GETTING STARTED

•HOW TO INSERT THE BATTERY...................................................... 5

•HOW TO REPLACE THE BATTERY .................................................. 5

•HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY.................................................... 6

3.BASIC OPERATION

•TO TURN ON THE PHONE (STANDBY MODE) ................................ 9

•TO TURN OFF THE PHONE .............................................................. 9

•TO ANSWER A CALL ......................................................................... 10

•TO MAKE A CALL............................................................................... 10

•TO PLACE A CALL ON HOLD............................................................ 10

•TO TRANSFER A CALL...................................................................... 11

•TO REDIAL (LAST NUMBER REDIAL)............................................... 11

•TO USE HEADSET ............................................................................. 12

4.FEATURES

•TO USE CALL FORWARDING - ALL CALLS ..................................... 13

•TO USE CALL FORWARDING - DON’T ANSWER ............................ 13

•TO USE CALL FORWARDING - NO RESPONSE.............................. 14

•TO USE CALL FORWARDING - BUSY .............................................. 14

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•TO USE CALL PICKUP....................................................................... 14

•TO USE CALL PARK .......................................................................... 15

•TO USE CALL BACK .......................................................................... 15

•TO USE CALL WAITING..................................................................... 15

•TO USE CONFERENCE..................................................................... 16

•TO ADJUST CALL VOLUME .............................................................. 16

5.CALL LOG

•TO VIEW CALL LOG........................................................................... 17

•TO MAKE A CALL FROM CALL LOG................................................. 19

•TO ADD PHONE NUMBER TO PHONE BOOK ................................. 19

•TO DELETE A CALL LOG................................................................... 21

•TO DELETE ALL CALL LOGS ............................................................ 21

6.PHONE BOOK

•TO VIEW PHONE BOOK .................................................................... 23

•TO EDIT GROUP NAME..................................................................... 25

•TO ADD A NEW ENTRY..................................................................... 26

•TO DELETE A RECORD..................................................................... 27

•TO MAKE A CALL............................................................................... 28

•TO EDIT AN ENTRY ........................................................................... 29

•TO CREATE A SHORT MESSAGE .................................................... 30

7.SPEED DIAL

•TO USE SPEED DIAL......................................................................... 33

•TO ADD NEW ENTRY/EDIT ............................................................... 34

•TO ADD NEW ENTRY FROM PHONE BOOK.................................... 36

•TO DELETE AN ENTRY ..................................................................... 37

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8.SETTING

•DISPLAY BACKLIGHT........................................................................ 39

•ALERT SETTING ................................................................................ 39

•COURTESY MODE............................................................................. 40

•RING/VIBRATOR ................................................................................ 41

•RING VOLUME ................................................................................... 42

•CALL VOLUME ................................................................................... 43

•KEY CLICK TONE............................................................................... 45

•MUSIC SELECT.................................................................................. 46

•RTP ALARM........................................................................................ 47

•HANDOVER TONE ............................................................................. 48

•DATE AND TIME ADJUSTMENT........................................................ 49

•DATE FORMAT................................................................................... 50

•TIME FORMAT.................................................................................... 51

•DAYLIGHT SAVING............................................................................ 52

•TIME ADJUSTMENT MEANS ............................................................. 53

•SNTP QUERY TIME............................................................................ 54

•TIME OFFSET..................................................................................... 55

•PASSWORD ....................................................................................... 56

•LANGUAGE ........................................................................................ 57

9.DEVICE INFO

•TO DISPLAY DEVICE INFO ............................................................... 59

10.LOCK/UNLOCK

•TO LOCK THE PHONE....................................................................... 61

•TO UNLOCK THE PHONE.................................................................. 62

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11.PRESENCE

•TO CHANGE PRESENCE .................................................................. 63

•TO VIEW PRESENCE......................................................................... 64

12.SHORT MESSAGE

•SHORT MESSAGE INDICATION ....................................................... 65

•TO VIEW SHORT MESSAGE............................................................. 65

•TO SEND A SHORT MESSAGE......................................................... 67

13.PROFILE

•TO APPLY A PROFILE ....................................................................... 69

•TO RELEASE THE CURRENT PROFILE........................................... 70

14.MENU LIST

•MENU LIST ......................................................................................... 73

•CHARACTER CODE LIST .................................................................. 86

15.TROUBLE SHOOTING

•MESSAGE MEANINGS AND SUGGESTIONS................................... 87

•TROUBLES AND SUGGESTIONS ..................................................... 88

16.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

•TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................... 89

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1.INTRODUCTION

• WAT IS MH250?

MH250 is a wireless VoIP handset that complies with
IEEE 802.11b specifications. MH250 has the following
features:

- PCS/PHS equivalent features are available by con­necting with UNIVERGE SV7000, NEAX2400IPX,
NEAX2000 IPS, and WLAN system.

- MH250 dedicated features are also available such as
Short Message, Presence, Phone Book, Call Log,
Speed Dial, and Courtesy Mode.

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MH250

1.

• KEYS AND PARTS

The phone has the following keys and parts.

(1) Antenna

(2) Ear Speaker

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(23) Speaker

[backside of the unit]

(5) Soft Button 1

(10) 4-way Scroll

LEFT key

(12) TRANSFER key

(14) SEND key

(17) Dial pad

(21) Microphone

(22) AC Adapter Connector

Menu

01. Call Log

02. Phone Book

03. Speed Dial

04. Setting

05. Device Info

06. Lock/Unlock

07. Presence

08. Short Message

09. Maintenance

OK Back

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JKL

TUV

HOLD

POWER

DEF

3

MNO

WXYZ

#

TRF

CLEAR

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GHI

456

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PQRS

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(3) Display

(4) Soft Keys

(8) 4-way Scroll UP key

(6) OK key

(11) 4-way Scroll RIGHT ke

(9) 4-way Scroll DOWN key

(16) END/PWR key

(15) CLEAR key

(18) USB Connector

(19) Headset Connector

(20) Info LED

(7) Soft Button 2

(13) HOLD key

No. PARTS REMARKS

(1) Antenna -

(2) Ear Speaker -

(3) Display 65,536 color, TFT 2.0 inch LCD, 176 × 220

(4) Soft Keys Displayed soft keys depend on the phone

(5) Soft Button 1 Used for selecting Left soft key.

(6) OK key Used for selecting Middle soft key.

(7) Soft Button 2 Used for selecting Right soft key.

(8) 4-way Scroll UP-key Used for selecting a value from the list and

(9) 4-way Scroll DOWN-key

(10) 4-way Scroll LEFT-key

(11) 4-way Scroll RIGHT-key

(12) TRANSFER key Used for transferring the ongoing call.

(13) HOLD key Used for placing the ongoing call in hold.

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(14) SEND key Used for making/answering a call.

(15) CLEAR key Allows you:

(16) END/PWR key Allows you:

(17) Dial Pad Used for dialling number or entering char-

(18) USB Connector Used for charging the phone via USB.

(19) Headset Connector Used for connecting headset. (

(20) Info LED Flashes when receiving a call.

(21) Microphone -

(22) AC Adapter Connector -

(23) Speaker Rings when receiving a call.

pixels (9 lines × 21 characters)

status.

moving the cursor in edit mode.d

To return to the previous screen
To delete input character/digit

To end an active call
To turn on/off the phone
To exit a menu without making changes

acters.

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1.

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•ICONS

The following explains icons from left to right.

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Func Profile

- Power icon ( ): indicates battery charge level.

icon Battery Charge Level

Full

Empty

- Antenna icon ( ): indicates the radio signal
strength received

icon Radio Signal Strength

by the handset.

Strong

- VoIP icon ( ): indicates communication is avail-

able on your phone.

icon Meaning

SIP server registration is complete and VoIP communi-

cations are available.

R

R

I

I

D

D

A

A

C

SIP server registration has failed!

SIP server registration is being processed...

Static IP address has not been assigned!

Static IP address is being assigned...

IP address acquisition to DHCP server has failed!

Acquiring IP address to DHCP server....

802.1X authentication has failed!

802.1X authentication is being processed...

Association has failed!

connecting to establish association...

- VM icon ( ): indicates you have voice mail (s).

- IM icon ( ): indicates you have message (s).

- Lock icon ( ): indicates your handset is locked.

- Courtesy icon ( ): indicates your handset is to
courtesy mode.

- Vibrator icon ( ): indicates vibration is enabled.

No

ICON

Weak

Out of service area

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1.

• STANDBY MODE

The handset starts up in this mode after being powered
on. The handset displays the first screen similar to the
following.

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Func Profile

• MAIN MENU

Press soft key when the phone is in standby

Func

mode. The following main menu will be displayed.

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Menu

01. Call Log

02. Phone Book

03. Speed Dial

04. Setting

05. Device Info

06. Lock/Unlock

07. Presence

08. Short Message

09. Maintenance

OK Back

The menu list attached in the end of this guide

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shows all available items with the default value.

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See “14.

MENU LIST” for more information.

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2. GETTING STARTED

• HOW TO INSERT THE BATTERY

Insert the battery into the unit as follows.

(1) Remove the rear cover from the phone.

(2) Place the battery into the unit so that the label may

face toward you.

(3) Attach the rear cover again.

• HOW TO REPLACE THE BATTERY

Replace the battery of the phone as follows.

(1) Turn off the phone by pressing and holding

key for 1 second or more.

(2) Remove the rear cover from the phone.

(3) Remove the battery.

(4) Insert the new battery into the unit so that the label

may face toward you.

(5) Attach the rear cover again.

POWER

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• HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY

A

Be sure to charge the battery when using the phone for
the first time. Use one of the following:

•Cradle

• PC via USB cable

• AC adapter (direct connection)

By using the Cradle:

The phone can be charged by using the cradle. You can
also charge the battery by inserting the battery pack
alone to the slot on the cradle. This is useful when you
have a spare battery.

(4) Info LED lights red and the LED on the cradle also

lights red, indicating the battery is being charged.

(5) Info LED turns off when the phone battery is fully

charged.

(6) The LED on the cradle lights green when both the

phone battery and the spare battery are fully
charged if a spare battery is also placed on the
cradle. If not, the LED light green when the phone
battery is fully charged.

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An empty battery pack can be fully charged in

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03:OpqrStu

about three hours.

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(1) Insert the AC adapter plug into the jack in the

bottom of the cradle.

(2) Plug in the AC adapter to an appropriate outlet.

If any abnormality is found to the battery, the

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02:HigkLmn
03:OpqrStu

LED on the cradle starts flashing. In this case,

TIP

please contact your network administrator.

(3) Place the phone and/or the spare battery pack as

shown below. When placing a battery pack into the
slot, insert it so that the label may face downward.

Info LED

used for:

call indication

AC Adapter

connector

C outlet

AC Adapter Cable

spare battery (option)

charger status

cradle (Battery Charger)

LED

Used for indicating charge status.

Note: Face the label of the battery pack downward

when inserting the battery pack.

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By using the USB Cable:

A

By using the AC Adapter:

To charge the phone by using your PC via a USB cable,
do the following.

(1) Insert the USB jack into the USB connector on the

phone.

(2) Insert the other end of the cable to your PC.

USB connector

USB jack

To charge the phone using the AC adapter do the
following.

(1) Insert the AC adapter to an appropriate AC outlet.

(2) Insert the AC jack to the AC adapter connector on

the phone.

Info LED

: lights red (charging)

C Adapter Connector

AC Jack

: goes off (charging is completed)

AC Adapter Cable

AC Outlet

AC Adapter

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3. BASIC OPERATION

• TO TURN ON THE PHONE
(STANDBY MODE)

- Press and hold key for 2 seconds or more. The
start screen appears and then the handset displays

the following initial screen.

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Func Profile

standby mode

01:AbcDefg

This initial screen is called standby mode in this

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03:OpqrStu

book.

TIP

- Make sure VoIP icon is displayed on the handset
as follows.

POWER

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Current Date

Current Time

Profile:

currently applied profile
(up to 5 profiles available)

Message area:
indicates the number
of missed calls, unread
messages, battery
alarm.

01:AbcDefg

This initial screen is called standby mode in this

02:HigkLmn
03:OpqrStu

book.

TIP

01:AbcDefg
02:HigkLmn

VoIP icon indicates you can use the phone.

03:OpqrStu

If one of the following icons appears instead of

TIP

VoIP, please contact the network administrator.
ICON

Connection attempted has failed.

C

:

Authentication has failed.

A

:

DHCP has failed.

D

:

IP address acquisition has failed.

I

:

Registration has failed.

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:

MEANING

• TO TURN OFF THE PHONE

Press and hold key for 1 second or more. “Good
bye!” is displayed.

POWER

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Vo I P i c on

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• TO ANSWER A CALL

When receiving an incoming call, the display
automatically changes to Incoming Call screen.

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Incoming Call

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By pressing key, you can delete the last

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03:OpqrStu

digit of the dialed number that is currently dis-

TIP

played on the phone when preset dialing is

CLEAR

used.

To make a call to a 1-digit station, first press

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TIP

key and then dial the number.

Answer

- To answer the call, press key or soft

Answer

key.

- To stop the ring without answering the call, press

POWER

key.

- To end the call, press key.

When the calling party has been already regis-

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03:OpqrStu

tered in the Phone Book, the registered name

TIP

is displayed.

POWER

• TO MAKE A CALL

To make a phone call, do either of the following:

- Enter the phone number and then press key or
press soft key. (preset dialing)

- Press key and then enter the phone number.
(overlap dialing)

OK

• TO PLACE A CALL ON HOLD

During an active call, you can hold the call.

- Press key to hold the line. The handset dis­plays:

- Press key again or key to retrieve the
line.

HOLD

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Hold OK

00:01:12

Func End

HOLD

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• TO TRANSFER A CALL

During an active call, you can transfer the call to other
phone.

- Press key during the call. The handset dis­plays:

TRF

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- Press key in standby mode. The handset displays
the list of Outgoing Calls similar to the following.

AM 02:58

Outgoing Calls

01. Eric
Oct/23 PM 11:48:52

02. Pat
Oct/02 AM 07:32:11

03. John
Oct/01 PM 11:23:09

04. George
Oct/01 AM 10:17:42

Func

Dial Back

Func Back

- After hearing Special Dial Tone, enter the phone
number to transfer the call.

- The called party answers the call, and then press

POWER

key.

or

- Press key before the called party answers.

POWER

• TO REDIAL (LAST NUMBER
REDIAL)

You can make a call from the list of Outgoing Calls.
A maximum of the last 30 calls can be automatically
recorded.

- Press key to select a desired party you want to
redial.

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Outgoing Calls

01. Eric
Oct/03 PM 11:48:52

02. Pat
Oct/02 AM 07:32:11

03. John
Oct/01 PM 11:23:09

04. George
Oct/01 AM 10:17:42

Func

- Press soft key or key to redial the

Dial

Dial Back

party.

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• TO USE HEADSET

When a headset is inserted to the Headset connector,
the phone is in headset call mode.

- Connect a headset to the phone.

- When the phone receives a call, you can hear ring­ing from the speaker. Press key to answer the

call. (When vibrator is on, it is also available.)

- You can talk using the microphone and ear phone of
the headset.

- Press key to end the call.

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02:HigkLmn
03:OpqrStu

TIP

POWER

When the phone is in headset call mode, the
microphone and ear speaker will not work.

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