Mitel 600, User Manual

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Device menu
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Menu structure (Only Mitel 612d, 622d, 632d, 650c) You can specify
different versions of the menu structure and display
contents when idle. The various available menu
structures are described later in this guide.
• Standard is the standard menu structure on
delivery of the handset.
• Easy is a structure in which the menu items are
usually limited to seven entries. This means that
you need less scrolling to reach the desired
features.
• Icon menu structure: The most commonly used
features are displayed with icons in the first menu
level. Other features are found in lower levels using
the
Expert menu . With setting Icon R , you can
determine that in the Icon menu, the R key will be
used instead of the various softkey operations
(e.g., when putting a line on hold).
Note: The Standard menu structure is described in
this User's Guide. To find individual menu items in the
Easy and Icon schematic diagrams, please use the
menu trees shown in the Appendix.
Note: If the menu structure is modified, the DECT
phone is automatically restarted.
Brightness (Not Mitel 610d) You can change the brightness of the
display to match local lighting conditions.
Contrast (Only Mitel 610d) You can change the contrast of the
display to match local lighting conditions.
Illumination
Display dimming This setting means that the display illumination
remains permanently active for a user-definable time
(Light off, 1-240 min) even when the idle mode or in
the charger cradle. This setting reduces the life of the
battery.
Display Select how long the full display illumination remains
active (each time a key is pressed, for example, from
10-240 seconds).
Keyboard Select how long the keyboard illumination remains
active each time a key is pressed (Light off, 1-240
seconds).
Charger Select how long the display illumination remains
active when the device is placed in the charger cradle
(Light off, 1-240 seconds).