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1.

INSTALLATION

2.

OPERATION

2.1 

Dialling

2.2 

Tone or Pulse Option

2.3 

Mixed Mode Dialling

2.4

Programming The Memory Buttons

2.5

Memory Dialling

2.6

Privacy (Muting the Microphone during Conversation)

2.7

Modem/Data Connection Socket

2.8

Message Waiting

2.9

Pause Button

2.10

Recall Facility

2.11

Last Number Redial

2.12

Adjustable Ringing Volume

2.13

Adjustable Ringing Tone Pitch

2.14

Dual Headset Facility

2.15

Headset Auto Answer

2.16

Receiver Volume

2.17

Headset Stand (Option)

2.18

Hearing Aid Compatibility

3.

WALL MOUNTING THE UNIT

4.

PRODUCT COMPLIANCE

5.

WARRANTY

Number Keypad

Tone Button

Headset Button

Ringer/MWI Indicator

Wall Mount Tab

Program Button

Redial/
Pause Button

Mute Button

Contents

The layout of your NRX EVO 250 

1

Recall Button

Digital Volume Control

1

2

ABC

3

DEF

6

MNO

5

JKL

4

GHI

8

TUV

7

PQRS

9

WXYZ

0

Memory Buttons

Headset Mic
TX Volume

HICOM
Sensitivity
(LOW/HIGH)

HICOM SENS.

LOW / HIGH

HEADSET MIC
TX VOLUME

90V MWI

SW4

Summary of Contents for NRX EVO 250

Page 1: ...REF NRXEVO250221208 393 Flemington Road North Melbourne Victoria 3051 AUSTRALIA Tel 1800 626 505 Fax 61 3 9320 1253 e mail sales polaris com au w w ola s c m u w p ri o a Business Phone User Guide ...

Page 2: ...one Pitch 2 14 Dual Headset Facility 2 15 HeadsetAutoAnswer 2 16 Receiver Volume 2 17 Headset Stand Option 2 18 HearingAid Compatibility 3 WALL MOUNTING THE UNIT 4 PRODUCT COMPLIANCE 5 WARRANTY Number Keypad Tone Button Headset Button Ringer MWI Indicator Wall Mount Tab Program Button Redial Pause Button Mute Button Contents The layout of your NRX EVO 250 1 Recall Button Digital Volume Control 1 2...

Page 3: ...E button you require Pulse dialling is not available in New Zealand 2 Operation What you do Dial the rest of the number sequence What you hear Each number you dial emits a tone When the handset is replaced the unit goes back to pulse dialling 2 4 Programming Memory Buttons There are 3 memory buttons on the NRX EVO 250 which can be used to store your frequently used or important telephone numbers T...

Page 4: ... waiting for this dial tone after the first digit has been dialled This will be stored in the Last Number Redial memory and be automatically inserted in the number when the REDIAL button is used 4 Operation 2 10 Recall Facility The NRX EVO 250 has a Recall facility which is used to access network PBX services The TBR timing can be adjusted by the following procedure Lift handset then enter PROGRAM...

Page 5: ...adset stand socket at the back of the telephone An optional NRX EVO headset stand can be purchased that when fitted not only provides a convenient place to store your headset but also gives light indication of when the telephone is ringing and In Use 2 18 HearingAid compatibility The handset receiver is hearing aid compatible When you are on the telephone you sometimes need to put the handset down...

Page 6: ...grammed for decadic pulse dialling because its characteristics are incompatible with the telephone exchanges in New Zealand DTMF tone dialling is considerably faster and is fully compatible PTC200 10 7 2 3b Modem Port 3 Telepermitted equipment only may be connected to the modem port The modem port is not specifically designed for 3 wire connected equipment that may not Product Compliance respond t...

Page 7: ...rvice centre at the following address SERVICE CENTRE 393 Flemington Road North Melbourne VIC 3051 AUSTRALIA Polaris Communication s full liability will extend to the cost of repair or complete replacement of the returned item only Warranty 10 ...

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