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HANDSET KEYS + FEATURES 

1.  Earpiece

 - Outputs audio during the earpiece call.

2.  Power Indicator LED

 - Indicates handset power + 

     certain features statuses.
     + Fast flashing red - incoming call.
     + Slow flashing red - voicemail message or missed call. 
     + Solid red - battery is charging. 

3.  LCD Screen

 - Shows information about calls, messages,

     softkeys, time, date and other relevant data.
     Call information such as caller ID + call duration.
     Icons (for example:  DND       ).
     Prompt text (for example:  “Saved”).

4.  Softkeys 

- Appear on the display to indicate features 

      that can be activated by pressing the keys directly 
      below them.

5.  Message key

 - Accesses the voicemail or missed call 

      log.

6.  Speaker key

 - Switches between the earpiece, headset

      and speakerphone.
      Answers an incoming call.

7.   Navigation keys

 - Moves the cursor.

      Adjusts the ringer volume.

8.  OK

 - Confirms actions or enters the main menu.

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Power/ Off key 

- Long presses in the menu screen to return to idle screen.

     Long presses to turn the handset on or off when idle.
     Cancels actions or ends a call.
     Rejects an incoming call.

10. Answer/Talk key

 - Answers an incoming call.

       Enters the redial calls list.
       Places a call.

11.  Alphanumerical Keypad

 - Provides digits, letters and special characters.

12.  Transfer key

 - Transfers a call to another party.

13.  Mute key 

- Toggles the mute function on and off.

14.  Microphone

 - Picks up audio during earpiece and handsfree calls.

15.  Speaker

 - Provides handsfree speaker phone audio.

16.  3.5mm earphone jack

 - Allow you to connect a standard 3.5mm headset.

      

 

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Summary of Contents for W60P Telesystem

Page 1: ...YEALINK W60P W56H CORDLESS PHONE VOICEMAIL GUIDE...

Page 2: ...CESSING ANSWERING PLACING CALLS NAVIGATING CONNECTED CALLS DIRECTORIES NAVIGATING LOCAL NETWORK DIRECTORIES YOUR VOICEMAIL LOGGING IN AND UNDERSTANDING COMMON VOICEMAIL COMMANDS 1 3 5 6 7 4 TABLE OF C...

Page 3: ...ion in a damp room and keep it away from water AC Power Optional Connect the DC plug on the power adapter to the DC5V port on the base station and connect the other end of the power adapter into an el...

Page 4: ...Switch NOTE If in line power is provided you don t need to connect the AC adapter Make sure the hub switch is PoE compli ant IMPORTANT Do not remove the power and network to the base station while it...

Page 5: ...ANDSET CHARGER CRADLE HANDSET POWER ADAPTER RECHARGEABLE BATTERY BELT CLIP Set up the Charger Cradle Connect the USB plug on the charger cradle to the DC5V port on the power adapter Connect the power...

Page 6: ...base station to factory settings 2 Registration LED Indicates the mode of the base station Fast flashing green paging mode Slow flashing green registration mode Solid green there is at least one hand...

Page 7: ...Answers an incoming call 7 Navigation keys Moves the cursor Adjusts the ringer volume 8 OK Confirms actions or enters the main menu 9 Power Off key Long presses in the menu screen to return to idle sc...

Page 8: ...r on hold for you to retrieve TO HOLD CALL Press OPTIONS Softkey Select HOLD TO RETURN TO CALLER Press RESUME Softkey CALL PROCESSING TO RETURN TO CALLER Press END Softkey CONFERENCE Allows three way...

Page 9: ...ctory Usually maintained by your System Administrator available on all handsets TO ADD NUMBERS TO THE LOCAL DIRECTORY Press OK key Highlight and Select DIRECTORY icon Select LOCAL DIRECTORY Press OPTI...

Page 10: ...your password and press LOG IN TO VOICEMAIL FROM ANY EXTERNAL TELEPHONE Dial 315 671 0031 Enter your 10 digit telephone number and press Enter your password and press COMMON VOICEMAIL COMMANDS Main M...

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