Vertical Wave Phone, User Manual

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Aastra SIP Phone 55i 5
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About Wave SIP Phones
Wave Phone User Guide
Feature Keys & Functions
*Contact your System Administrator for details.
Feature Used to …
1 Speaker hear the other party during a call without using the handset or
headset (Speaker Mode).
2 Handset answer or place an internal or external call.
3 Flash Button access various functions, and work with feature codes.
4 Pre-programmed Button
Display* view information about the status of various features such as Flash,
Trans, etc. (see item 6 below).
5 Message Waiting Light indicate when you have a new voicemail message.
6 Pre-programmed (PGM)
Buttons (Five)* to access specific features programmed for your phone such as
Flash, Trans, etc.
7 Call and Station Status
Display provide information about what is happening on your phone when
making and receiving calls, as well as during a call and when idle.
It also provides information with regard to the corresponding
softkeys.
8 Softkeys (Six)* to access specific features set up by your System Administrator.
9 Line Appearance Buttons
(Four) make and receive external calls without entering an external access
code; one or more outside lines may be assigned to your phone.
10 Speaker/Headset (
)
Button toggle between Speaker and Headset modes to hear a caller instead
of holding the handset.
11 Mute (
)
Button prevent the distant party from hearing any conversation at
your end.
12 Microphone speak to a caller when using the speaker instead of holding the
handset.
13 Scroll and Select Buttons scroll through menu options and select items shown on the Call and
Station Status display area (see page 5-14).
14 Goodbye Button disconnect the current call.
15 Options Button
*
access a list of configurable options (such as time & date, ring tone,
etc. - see page 5-17).
16 Hold Button place a call on hold and keep the party connected while you hang up
the handset or use other phone features.
17
Redial Button place a call to the last phone number you dialed from your phone.
18 Volume Up
( )
Button increase the volume of the speaker or the handset during a call.
19 Volume Down ( ) Button decrease the volume of the speaker or the handset during a call.
20 Headset (auxiliary) Jack speak to a caller when using a headset instead of holding
the handset.
Release 1.5 SP2 June 2009