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Hold .................................................................................................................  9 
Programmable Buttons ....................................................................................  9 
Soft Buttons..................................................................................................... 8 
Speaker ..........................................................................................................  10 
Talk ................................................................................................................. 9 
Transfer ........................................................................................................... 9 
Volume Bar ................................................................................................... 10 

Flash ..................................................................................................................... 9 
Frequency Range ............................................................................................... 

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G 

Getting Started ................................................................................................... 11 

H 

Handset Programming ....................................................................................... 20 
Handsfree ........................................................................................................... 26 
Headset Jack ...................................................................................................... 10 
Hold ................................................................................................................... 38 
Hold Button ......................................................................................................... 9 
Hot Keypad .......................................................................................................... 5 

I 

Installation ......................................................................................................... 11 

Base Unit .......................................................................................................  12 
Handset ......................................................................................................... 11 

Introduction .......................................................................................................... 5 

K 

Key Lock ........................................................................................................... 37 
Key Unlock ........................................................................................................ 19 

L 

Language ............................................................................................................  22 

N 

No Link to Base ................................................................................................. 18 
Normal Operation 

Display Callouts ............................................................................................ 16 

Normal Operation Mode 

Dip Switches ................................................................................................. 33 

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Introduction 

WiOS

 was designed to allow you to move freely while maintaining access to any 

number of outside lines, and resources of your office telephone system. It can be 
used for administrative and system programming as well as function in a hands free 
environment. Generally, the digital telephone voice server can support a maximum 
of 4 

WiOS

 handsets using 2 remote base units; each can support 2 simultaneous 

(Central Office or Intercom) conversations. 
 

Features

 (Handset)  

The 

WiOS

  was designed to function similar to their digital display telephone with 

the mobility of a wireless environment.  The handset has a hot keypad, allowing 
telephone numbers to be dialed without having to press the “Talk” or “Speaker” 
buttons and it can be used for hands free communications. 

WiOS

 is equipped with 3 

interactive soft buttons, 6 programmable flexible buttons, and 7 fixed buttons –
including the volume bar (to increase or decrease the volume) and speaker buttons 
which are found on the sides.  And to make the most  of 

WiOS

, is also comes 

equipped with a 1/8 inch (2.5 mm) headset jack and it can be programmed to ring, 
vibrate or ring and vibrate for each incoming call, making 

WiOS

 one of the most 

versatile key telephone available for businesses today.   

 

Summary of Contents for WiOS

Page 1: ...WiOS 44 Copyright 2007 XBLUE Networks LLC All rights reserved www xbluenetworks com Part Number WIOSSG WiOS Wireless Office Speakerphone Setup Guide 2 4 GHz Wireless Handset...

Page 2: ...WiOS 2 Notes Revision Table Revision Description of Changes Date Released Release PAL Initial release 4 2007 V6 Labels on the Picture Page 5 2008 WiOS 43 Notes...

Page 3: ...LLOUTS 6 COMPARISON TABLE 7 FEATURE MATRIX 7 PART NUMBERS 8 DEFAULT BUTTON LAYOUT 8 FIXED BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS HANDSET 8 Three 3 Soft Buttons 8 Dial Keypad 9 Talk 9 Flash Transfer 9 Function Feature 9...

Page 4: ...CADENCE HANDSET 35 BASE UNIT 36 FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS 36 USER S GUIDE 37 BELT CLIP 37 POWER ON OFF 37 KEY LOCK 37 ANSWER A CALL 38 Hold 38 Transfer 38 TERMINATE A CALL 38 PLACE A CALL 38 WiOS 41...

Page 5: ...one voice server can support a maximum of 4 WiOS handsets using 2 remote base units each can support 2 simultaneous Central Office or Intercom conversations Features Handset The WiOS was designed to f...

Page 6: ...6 B Background Music 17 Base Unit LED Cadence 14 Belt Clip 37 C Comparison Table 7 D Default Button Layout 8 De Register Handset 1 34 Handset 2 34 De Registration 24 Base Unit 33 Dip Switches 33 Hands...

Page 7: ...depending on the conversation mode Place a Call Dial the intercom telephone number or press one of the 6 preprogrammed buttons with an intercom or Central Office line programmed on it WiOS 7 Comparis...

Page 8: ...calls to be placed without having to press extra buttons Simply dial the extension that you are trying to reach or press the CO line and dial the telephone number There is no need to press the speake...

Page 9: ...mbers the key can be locked by pressing the Flash Transfer button for three 3 seconds To Unlock the keys press and hold the Flash Transfer button for three 3 seconds followed by the right soft button...

Page 10: ...argeable Nickel Metal Hydride Power Rating 3 6 V DC 700 mAh Stand by Time Up to 160 hours Talk Time Up to 9 hours Line of Sight Up to 250 feet Ft2 Up to 62 500 ft2 Lamp Cadence Handset Dark Line or In...

Page 11: ...base unit the handset remains passive and will update once the de registration process is complete To confirm that the de registration process is successful the de registered handset s will display PL...

Page 12: ...unit is a compact radio transmitter that connects the telephone system with the Wireless Key Telephone Handset It contains Printed Circuit Boards PCB s that can be susceptible to excessive heat or co...

Page 13: ...istration parameter DE REGISTER VIBRATION Press F1 or F2 to toggle between No and Yes press OK F3 when the desired answer is in the display DE REGISTER NO A DE REGISTER YES Select No to back out of th...

Page 14: ...squares and are in the up position c Connect the base unit to the telephone system using one digital port for each wireless key telephone handset i If both extensions will be used plug port 2 in first...

Page 15: ...s rapidly flashing PRESS THE OK F3 BUTTON on the Handset REGISTERING PLEASE WAIT If successful the handset will update REGISTERED HANDSET 1 Note If Handset 2 is being register the display will say HAN...

Page 16: ...indication date time user name if supplied and the extension number JAN 01 TUE 4 11 NAME 12 2 To extend the battery standby time the handset is designed to go into standby mode Once in standby mode th...

Page 17: ...individual call log with the following display JAN 01 TUE 4 12 NAME CID 12 Display ICONS The Display ICONS are pictures that are designed to help the user understand the status of WiOS Ring There are...

Page 18: ...n PLEASE REGISTER Key Lock Flash Transfer When the Wireless Handset is idle press the Flash Transfer button for three 3 seconds to lock and unlock the buttons keys This will prevent the handset from d...

Page 19: ...only User must dial f76 to disable Mute Tone Ringing Rings does not answer when removed from the charging base unit Rings answers in Talk mode when removed from the base unit Rings answer in Speaker m...

Page 20: ...ring modes Ring Vibrate and Ring and Vibrate The Default setting is Ring only Select Vibration to set the type of ringing for this handset VIBRATION AUTO PICKUP When set to Ring the handset will ring...

Page 21: ...irmation tone will be heard DE REGISTER OK Note If the procedure fails please see the Troubleshooting section WiOS 21 Programming Fields There are six 6 programming fields that can be customized for e...

Page 22: ...e down button or to exit programming press the hold button WiOS 23 Registration Each Wireless Handset becomes an extension on the system after it has been registered To register a new phone set the Di...

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