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Summary of Contents for SoundStation2

Page 1: ...SoundStation2 5SER UIDE AND DMINISTRATOR UIDE USER GUIDE ADMINISTRATOR GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...ION FROM LIGHTNING IS IMPOSSIBLE s F YOU SUSPECT A NATURAL GAS LEAK REPORT IT IMMEDIATELY BUT USE A TELEPHONE AWAY FROM THE AREA IN QUESTION 4HE 3OUND3TATION S ELECTRICAL CONTACTS COULD GENERATE A TINY SPARK 7HILE UNLIKELY IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THIS SPARK COULD IGNITE HEAVY CONCENTRATIONS OF GAS s EVER PUSH OBJECTS OF ANY KIND INTO THE 3OUND3TATION THROUGH HOUSING SLOTS AS THEY MAY TOUCH HAZARDOUS V...

Page 3: ...NGER 6OLUME DJUSTMENT IAL 4ONE AND 6OLUME DJUSTMENT 3PEAKER 6OLUME DJUSTMENT ISPLAY ONTRAST 2ING 4YPE ACK IGHT ANGUAGE 3PECIAL UDIO ODE ONFERENCING USING THE BUTTON DDING A CALL RIDGE 3OFT EY 0HONE OOK 6IEW 3YSTEM NFORMATION UXILIARY UDIO 0ORT 4ROUBLESHOOTING O IAL 4ONE OES OT 2ING LICKERING EYPAD NPUT OESN T 2EGISTER UFmED OR hIN A WELLv 2ECEPTION 3HORT 3ILENCES CHOES OR LIPPED 3PEECH 0HYSICAL AM...

Page 4: ...S 3PECIlCATIONS AND 7ARRANTY NFORMATION IMITED 7ARRANTY AND IMITATION OF IABILITY 2ULES ANADIAN EPARTMENT OF OMMUNICATIONS OTICE 53 4ELEPHONE OMPANY 2EQUIREMENTS 2ING QUIVALENCY UMBER 2 UTOMATIC IALING 4ELEPHONE OMPANY ONNECTOR ANADIAN 4ELEPHONE OMPANY 2EQUIREMENTS XHIBIT USTOMER NFORMATION ARK 2 44 IRECTIVE 5 NLY THER MPORTANT OTICES PPENDIX ALLER 4ABLE OF ONTENTS ...

Page 5: ...N SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZED CONFERENCE ROOMS AND OFlCES 3OUND3TATION FEATURES COUSTIC LARITY 4ECHNOLOGY 0OLYCOM S LEGENDARY TECHNOLOGY THAT AUTOMATICALLY ALLOWS PEOPLE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CALL TO SPEAK AT THE SAME TIME NHANCED 5SER NTERFACE BACKLIT DISPLAY AND THREE SOFT KEYS MAKE THE PHONE VERY EASY TO USE ALLER RELATED INFORMATION SUCH AS ALLER IS EASY TO READ AND THE BUILT IN PHONEBOOK AND SPEED D...

Page 6: ...3TATION PACKAGE HECK THIS LIST BEFORE INSTALLATION TO ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED EACH ITEM F YOU ARE MISSING ANY ITEMS PLEASE CONTACT YOUR 3OUND3TATION RESELLER 3OUND3TATION ONSOLE ONSOLE ABLE NTERFACE ODULE 4ELEPHONE ABLE XTENSION MICROPHONES 3OLD AS AN ACCESSORY OCUMENTATION ...

Page 7: ...ER UP 4HE 2EADY MESSAGE IS ALSO SHOWN AFTER A CALL IS COMPLETED AND THE PHONE IS AVAILABLE FOR THE NEXT CALL ONNECTION TO TELEPHONE LINE ONNECTION TO 3OUND3TATION CONSOLE PTIONAL CONNECTION TO TELEPHONE FAX MACHINE OR COMPUTER MODEM IF YOU NEED TO SHARE A TELEPHONE LINE OT AVAILABLE ON ALL 3OUND3TATION MODELS ...

Page 8: ...SI TIVE FUNCTIONS 0HONE NSWERS INCOMING CALLS DIALS A CALL ENDS A CALL AND PROVIDES DIAL TONE ONFERENCE ALL JOIN OR DELETE ADDITIONAL CALL PARTICIPANTS DURING A CONFER ENCE CALL IAL 0AD 4HESE KEYS PROVIDE THE DIGITS THE ALPHABETIC CHARACTERS AND SPECIAL CHARACTERS AVAILABLE IN CONTEXT SENSITIVE APPLICATIONS UTE 4OGGLE ON OR OFF DURING A CONVERSATION 6OLUME 5SE THESE TO ADJUST THE VOLUME OF THE HAN...

Page 9: ... SEND 2 SEND NDING A ALL 4O END A CALL PRESS THE KEY 0LACING A ALL 3OUND3TATION ALLOWS YOU TO PLACE A CALL OVER AN ANALOG LINE 3EVERAL METHODS ARE AVAILABLE TO INITIATE A CALL NSWERING A 3ECOND ALL F YOU ARE ON A CALL WHEN ANOTHER CALL IS RECEIVED YOU WILL HEAR A ALL 7AITING TONE 0RESS THE ONFERENCE BUTTON TO ANSWER THE INCOMING CALL 4HIS lRST CALL WILL BE AUTOMATI CALLY PLACED ON HOLD 3WITCH BACK...

Page 10: ...LL BLINK RED 4O RESUME A CALL PRESS THE RESUME SOFT KEY ALL 4IMER ALL PROGRESS ON AN ACTIVE CALL IS MONI TORED THROUGH A LOCAL CALL TIMER 4HIS IS VISIBLE WITHIN THE ACTIVE CALL WINDOW ON THE DISPLAY 2EDIAL 3OUND3TATION STORES THE NUMBER THAT WAS LAST DIALED 4HIS NUMBER CAN BE RECALLED USING THE REDIAL SOFT KEY 0RESS THE REDIAL SOFT KEY 4HE LAST NUMBER CALLED WILL BE DISPLAYED AND DIALED 2 0RESS TH...

Page 11: ...ER 6OLUME DJUSTMENT URING AN ACTIVE CALL PRESS THE 6OLUME BUTTONS TO ADJUST THE SPEAKER VOLUME ISPLAY ONTRAST 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON AND CHOOSE 3ETTINGS YCLE THROUGH THE OPTIONS USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND CHOOSE ONTRAST AND THEN PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON 0RESS THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS OR THE AND SOFT KEYS TO ADJUST THE DISPLAY CONTRAST 0RESS THE SAVE SOFT KEY OR THE 3ELECT BUTTON TO APPLY THE SELECT...

Page 12: ...NCEL THIS CHANGE ACK IGHT 4HE 3OUND3TATION S DISPLAY LIGHTS UP WHEN ANY BUTTON ON THE KEYPAD IS PRESSED OR ON AN INCOMING CALL 4O TURN THE BACK LIGHT ON OR OFF 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON AND CHOOSE 3ETTINGS YCLE THROUGH THE OPTIONS USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND CHOOSE ACK IGHT AND THEN PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON 4HE CURRENT STATUS OF THE BACK LIGHT WILL BE DISPLAYED 0RESS THE ON OR OFF SOFT KEY OR CYCLE ...

Page 13: ...ETTING 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON AND CHOOSE 3ETTINGS YCLE THROUGH THE OPTIONS USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND CHOOSE ANGUAGE AND THEN PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON YCLE THROUGH THE AVAILABLE LAN GUAGES BY PRESSING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS OR THE AND SOFT KEYS 0RESS THE SAVE SOFT KEY OR 3ELECT BUTTON TO APPLY THE SELECTED LANGUAGE SETTING OR THE XIT BUTTON TO CANCEL THIS CHANGE ...

Page 14: ...HER END OF THE CABLE OR WHETHER A MOBILE PHONE CALL IS ACTUALLY ACTIVE OR NOT 4O CLEAR THIS MESSAGE UNPLUG THE MM CABLE 3OUND3TATION MAY STILL BE USED TO MAKE OR RECEIVE REGULAR PHONE CALLS AT ANY TIME EVEN WITH THIS CABLE PLUGGED IN NCOMING CALLS OVER THE ANALOG LINE WILL RING AS USUAL AND THE CALL MAY ANSWERED BY PRESSING THE KEY UTGOING CALLS MAY BE INITIATED BY PRESSING THE KEY 4HEN ENTER THE ...

Page 15: ...MAY USE THE 2EDIAL OR IRECT IAL METHOD RIDGE 3OFT EY 9OU MAY PROGRAM THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF YOUR PREFERRED AUDIO CONFERENCING BRIDGE OR SERVICE INTO THE 3OUND3TATION SO THAT IT IS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON CHOOSE RIDGE 3ETUP USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON HOOSE NTER 0HONE UMBER AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON AND THEN ENTER THE BRIDGE NUMBER USING THE DIAL PA...

Page 16: ...RRECT THE ERROR 0RESS THE SAVE SOFT KEY OR CANCEL SOFT KEY IF YOU WISH TO CANCEL THE PROCEDURE 0RESS THE BRIDGE SOFT KEY 4HE PROGRAMMED NUMBER IS AUTOMATICALLY DIALED AND A CALL IS PLACED TO YOUR PREFERRED BRIDGE VENDOR 0LACING A CALL USING THE RIDGE SOFT KEY 0HONE OOK 9OU CAN USE THE 0HONE OOK TO STORE A LOCAL DIRECTORY OF CONTACTS 9OU CAN ADD EDIT DELETE DIAL OR SEARCH ANY CONTACT IN THIS LIST U...

Page 17: ...NEXT AVAILABLE SPEED DIAL NUMBER ASSIGNED TO YOUR NEW ENTRY OR YOU CAN CHOOSE YOUR OWN SPEED DIAL NUMBER BY USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS OR THE DIAL PAD 0RESS THE OK SOFT KEY TO SAVE OR THE BACK SOFT KEY TO EDIT THE PHONE BOOK ENTRY AME OR OMPANY LIST 0RESS A NUMERIC KEY THAT CORRESPONDS WITH THE LETTER THAT THE NAME OR COMPANY NAME BEGINS WITH OR EXAMPLE PRESSING REPEAT EDLY WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH ...

Page 18: ...E BOOK ENTRY ELETING AN ENTRY HOOSE THE ENTRY YOU WISH TO DELETE AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON 0RESS THE REMOVE SOFT KEY 0RESS THE OK SOFT KEY TO REMOVE OR THE CANCEL SOFT KEY TO LEAVE THE MENU WITHOUT REMOVING 6IEW 3YSTEM NFORMATION 4HIS FEATURE DISPLAYS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ABOUT THE 3OUND3TATION OCATION AND UMBER AND 3YSTEM NFORMATION OCATION AND UMBER 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON AND CHOOSE 4HIS 0H...

Page 19: ...ON TO SAVE THE SETTING 4HE SETTING FOR AUXILIARY AUDIO NEEDS TO MATCH THE KIND OF DEVICE THAT IS BEING CONNECTED TO THE PHONE 7IRELESS IC AUDIO WILL BE RE CEIVED FROM A WIRELESS MICROPHONE DEVICE 2ECORD UT ALL AUDIO WILL BE SENT TO AN AUDIO RECORDING DEVICE XT 3PEAKER AUDIO WILL BE SENT TO A CONNECTED EXTERNAL SPEAKER UXILIARY UDIO 0ORT 3OUND3TATION OFFERS AN AUXILIARY AUDIO PORT THAT ALLOWS FOR E...

Page 20: ...E OF mORESCENT LIGHTING IN YOUR BUILDING OVE THE 3OUND3TATION AWAY FROM THE LIGHTS OR REPLACE THE mORESCENT BULBS EYPAD NPUT OESN T 2EGISTER 4HIS COULD HAPPEN IF YOU ENTER INFOR MATION TOO QUICKLY 0RESS THE ALPHANU MERIC BUTTONS SLOWLY 3OME BUTTONS MAY NOT BE RECOGNIZED IF YOU PRESS THEM TOO QUICKLY UFmED OR hIN A WELLv 2ECEPTION 4HIS IS CAUSED BY HIGHLY REVERBERANT ROOMS AND PEOPLE SPEAKING TOO F...

Page 21: ...CTION 0HYSICAL AMAGE F PHYSICAL DAMAGE IS SEVERE ENOUGH THAT THE INTERNAL PARTS BECOME VISIBLE DISCONNECT THE 3OUND3TATION IMMEDIATELY O NOT RECONNECT TO THE TELEPHONE NETWORK UNTIL THE 3OUND3TATION HAS BEEN REPAIRED OR EST 0ERFORMANCE 9OUR 3OUND3TATION PERFORMS OPTIMALLY WHEN YOU FOL LOW THESE GUIDELINES 0OSITION THE 3OUND3TATION IN THE CENTER OF THE CONFERENCE TABLE OR DESK O NOT MOVE THE 3OUND3...

Page 22: ...LL NDED 4HE CALL HAS BEEN DROPPED h ALL NDEDv WITH ELAPSED TIME INDICATED OBILE 0HONE N MOBILE PHONE IS PLUGGED IN TO THE MOBILE PHONE JACK 2 A MOBILE PHONE CALL HAS BEEN INITIATED h OBILE 0HONE Nv NTER UMBER NTER THE NUMBER YOU WISH TO DIAL IGITS OF THE NUMBER YOU ARE DIALING ESSAGES 4HE FOLLOWING MESSAGES ARE DISPLAYED ON THE ...

Page 23: ...3OUND3TATION DMINISTRATOR UIDE DMINISTRATOR UIDE ...

Page 24: ...SCODE IS SET Diagnostics IC 4EST 6IEW THE SAMPLE LEVEL RECEIVED BY EACH MICROPHONE ONSOLE 3PEAKER 4EST 3ELECT ACOUSTIC TEST SIGNALS TO DRIVE THROUGH THE 3OUND3TATION S SPEAKERS 2ESTORE EFAULTS 2ESET ALL CUSTOM SETTINGS AND DATA ENTRIES 2ESTORES ORIGINAL DEFAULT SETTINGS 4HE DMINISTRATIVE 3ETUP MENU CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS 4HE DMIN ISTRATIVE 3ETUP MENU CAN BE PASSCODE PROTECTED BY SETTING...

Page 25: ...T A PASSCODE IS CUR RENTLY ASSIGNED 0ASSCODE 2ECORD THE PASSCODE F THE PASSCODE IS FORGOTTEN CONTACT 0OLYCOM 3UPPORT AT WWW POLYCOM COM SUPPORT AND CLICK ON h OW TO ONTACT 3UPPORT AND 3ERVICEv FOR YOUR LOCAL SUPPORT CONTACT INFORMATION 2EMOVE A PASSCODE 2EMOVING THE PASSCODE REMOVES THE REQUIREMENT FOR AN ACCESS PASSCODE FOR THE DMIN 3ETUP MENU ROM THE DMIN 3ETUP MENU CHOOSE 0ASSCODE USING THE 3CR...

Page 26: ...ODE NTER A NEW PASSCODE AND PRESS THE SAVE SOFT KEY 9OU MAY PRESS THE CANCEL SOFT KEY OR THE XIT BUTTON IF YOU CHOOSE NOT TO SAVE THE PASSCODE 9OU CAN ASSIGN A LOCATION SUCH AS h ONFERENCE 2OOM v AND THE TELEPHONE NUMBER ASSOCIATED WITH YOUR 3OUND3TATION SSIGNING A LOCATION NAME 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON CHOOSE DMIN 3ETUP AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON ENTER PASSCODE IF REQUIRED AND PRESS THE ENTER SOFT K...

Page 27: ...VE YOUR ENTRY 9OU MAY PRESS THE XIT BUT TON TO CANCEL YOUR ENTRY SSIGNING A TELEPHONE NUMBER 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON CHOOSE DMIN 3ETUP AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON ENTER PASSCODE IF REQUIRED AND PRESS THE ENTER SOFT KEY HOOSE OCATION USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON HOOSE 4HIS 0HONE USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON NTER THE 3OUND3TATION S TELEPHONE NUM BER...

Page 28: ...S THE 3ELECT BUTTON HOOSE ALLER FROM THE AVAILABLE OPTIONS AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON 5SE THE AND SOFT KEYS TO STEP THROUGH THE AVAILABLE ALLER OP TIONS 0RESS THE SAVE SOFT KEY OR THE 3ELECT BUTTON TO SAVE YOUR ENTRY 9OU MAY PRESS THE XIT BUTTON TO CANCEL YOUR ENTRY LASH 4IMING 9OU CAN ADJUST THE TIMING OF THE LASH DELAY TO OR MILLISECONDS 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON CHOOSE DMIN 3ETUP AND PRESS THE 3ELE...

Page 29: ...WILL GLOW RED 4HE TESTING MICROPHONE WILL BEGIN SAMPLING AT A ERTZ RATE DUTY CYCLE 4HE DISPLAY WILL SHOW A METER THAT MODULATES ACCORDING TO THE RELATIVE SAMPLE RECEIVED BY THE TESTING MICROPHONE 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON CHOOSE DMIN 3ETUP AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON ENTER PASSCODE IF REQUIRED AND PRESS THE ENTER SOFT KEY HOOSE IAGNOSTICS USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON HOOSE ON...

Page 30: ...E BEEN ENTERED SINCE THE 3OUND3TATION WAS lRST INSTALLED 0RESS THE ENU BUTTON CHOOSE DMIN 3ETUP AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON ENTER PASSCODE IF REQUIRED AND PRESS THE ENTER SOFT KEY HOOSE IAGNOSTICS USING THE 3CROLL ING BUTTONS AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON HOOSE 2ESTORE EFAULTS USING THE 3CROLLING BUTTONS AND PRESS THE 3ELECT BUTTON 0RESS THE OK SOFT KEY IF YOU WISH TO RESTORE DEFAULTS OR THE CANCEL ...

Page 31: ...3PECIlCATIONS AND 7ARRANTY NFORMATION ...

Page 32: ...HAT PROVIDES FOR TRACKING OF THE PACKAGE 2ESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE DOES NOT TRANSFER TO 0OLYCOM UNTIL THE RETURNED ITEM IS RECEIVED BY 0OLYCOM 4HE REPAIRED OR REPLACED ITEM WILL BE SHIPPED TO USTOMER AT 0OLYCOM S EXPENSE NOT LATER THAN THIRTY DAYS AFTER 0OLYCOM RECEIVES THE DEFECTIVE PRODUCT AND 0OLYCOM WILL RETAIN RISK OF LOSS OR DAMAGE UNTIL THE ITEM IS DELIVERED TO USTOMER 4 4 49 4 4 5 ...

Page 33: ... THE 3UPPORT MENU ISCLAIMER 3OME COUNTRIES STATES OR PROVINCES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR THE LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR CERTAIN PRODUCTS SUPPLIED TO CON SUMERS OR THE LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY SO THE ABOVE LIMI TATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY BE LIMITED IN THEIR APPLICATION TO YOU 7HEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE NOT AL...

Page 34: ...NNECT THE EQUIPMENT INTO AN OUTLET ON A CIRCUIT DIFFERENT FROM THAT TO WHICH THE RECEIVER IS CONNECTED T ONSULT THE DEALER OR AN EXPERIENCED RADIO 46 TECHNICIAN FOR HELP N ACCORDANCE WITH PART OF THE RULES THE USER IS CAUTIONED THAT ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY 0OLYCOM NC COULD VOID THE USER S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT 4HIS LASS DIGITAL APPARATUS COMPLIES WITH AN...

Page 35: ... AS DETERMINED BY THE TOTAL 2 S CONTACT THE LOCAL TELEPHONE COMPANY 7 02 2 2 9 5 23 2 4 34 3 4 2 9 5 23 2EMAIN ON THE LINE AND BRIEFLY EXPLAIN TO THE DISPATCHER THE REASON FOR THE CALL 0ERFORM SUCH ACTIVITIES IN THE OFF PEAK HOURS SUCH AS EARLY MORNING OR LATE EVENING 2ING QUIVALENCY UMBER 2 UTOMATIC IALING 4ELEPHONE OMPANY ONNECTOR ANADIAN 4ELEPHONE OMPANY 2EQUIREMENTS 4 4HE NDUSTRY ANADA LABEL I...

Page 36: ... s ACILITY NTERFACE ODE 3 s 3ERVICE RDER ODE 3 9 s 53 ACK 4YPE 2 COMPLIANT TELEPHONE CORD AND MODULAR PLUG IS PROVIDED WITH THIS EQUIPMENT 4HIS EQUIPMENT IS DESIGNED TO BE CONNECTED TO THE TELEPHONE NETWORK OR PREMISES WIRING USING A COMPATIBLE MODULAR JACK THAT IS 0ART COMPLIANT 3EE NSTALLATION NSTRUCTIONS FOR DETAILS 4HE 2 IS USED TO DETERMINE THE QUANTITY OF DEVICES THAT MAY BE CONNECTED TO THE...

Page 37: ...DE GRUNDL GGENDE KRAV OG DE RELEVANTE PUNKTER DIREKTIV ONFORMITËTSERKLËRUNG IERMIT ERKLØRT 0OLYCOM TD DASS 3OUND3TATION DIE GRUNDLEGENDEN NFORDERUNGEN UND SONSTIGE MA GEBLICHE ESTIMMUNGEN DER 2ICHTLINIE ERFÓLLT 6AATIMUSTENMUKAISUUSVAKUUTUS 0OLYCOM TD VAKUUTTAA TØTEN ETTØ 3OUND3TATION ON DIREKTIIVIN KESKEISTEN VAATIMUSTEN JA SEN MUIDEN TØTØ KOSKEVIEN SØØNN STEN MUKAINEN ÏCLARATION DE ONFORMITÏ 0AR ...

Page 38: ...FÚRKLARING 0OLYCOM TD F RKLARAR HARMED ATT DENNA 3OUND3TATION VERENSSTØMMER MED DE VØSENTLIGA KRAVEN OCH VRIGA RELEVANTA STADGANDEN I DIREKTIV THER MPORTANT OTICES AINS 0OWERED 0 4S 6OICE 4ELEPHONY 7ITHOUT MERGENCY IALING 6 LASS APAN NLY 22 3TATEMENT OREA NLY 7 2 4HIS EQUIPMENT WILL BE INOPERABLE WHEN MAIN POWER FAILS ...

Page 39: ...TZERLAND 4AIWAN 4URKEY 3OUTH FRICA TALY 43 5NITED INGDOM RITISH 4ELECOM HINA ENMARK INLAND REECE ETHERLANDS 0ORTUGAL 3WEDEN 5RAGUAY RAZIL 4 3OUND3TATION NEEDS TO BE CONlGURED TO MATCH THE ALLER STANDARD THAT IS IN USE IN YOUR COUNTRY 4HE FOLLOWING TABLE IS A GUIDELINE FOR CHOOSING THE CORRECT SETTING F YOU NEED FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONSULT WITH YOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE PROVIDER ...

Page 40: ...MENT IS AVAILABLE AT WWW POLYCOM COM VOICEDOCUMENTATION 0OLYCOM NC LL RIGHTS RESERVED 0OLYCOM THE 0OLYCOM LOGO DESIGN AND 3OUND3TATION ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS AND 3OUND3TATION IS A TRADEMARK OF 0OLYCOM NC IN THE 5 3 AND VARIOUS COUNTRIES LL OTHER TRADEMARKS ARE THE PROPERTY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE COMPANIES 3PECIlCATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 2EV 2E ORDER 0ART ...

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