9600 SERIES ANALOG USER GUIDE
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9700 SERIES ANALOG USER GUIDE
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9700 Series Analog Phone Map
Version
01
.2
1
.0
8
DECT 6.0 & 1.
8
GHz
Series Features:
• Line Powered - Single & Two Line Telephones
• DECT Non-Interference cordless technology
• SteelTrap
™
memory technology (EEPROM)
• TouchLite
™
one-touch message waiting retrieval
DECT Base:
1. Industrial grade construction, smooth plastic
fi
nish
2.
Speaker (
half duplex)
3. Message Waiting selector switch (submerged) (OFF On) (TYPE LR1 LR2)
4. Programmable Store key.
(submerged) (used to program location in speed dial keys)
5. Programmable Flash key.
(submerged)
(100mS to 1000mS timed line break, Default is 600mS)
6. Line Cord receptacle (top end of phone)
7a. HSIA (High Speed Internet Access) receptacle incoming from wall (top end of phone)
7b. PassPort
®
HSIA (High Speed Internet Access) receptacle outgoing to guest laptop
8. Faceplate & Plastic Overlay display area (full-length, 4-color printing possible)
9. Base Ringer Volume switch - LOW or HI settings on Line 1 and Line 2
10. Guest Services Memory keys (10 or 5 keys) (store up to 32 digits maximum)
11. Programmable Pause/Redial key
(submerged) (programmable for1.0 to 5.0 second pause)
12a. ADA Compliant Speaker Volume key (up)
(8-step control)
12b. ADA Compliant Speaker Volume key (down)
(8-step control)
13. Handset Locate key with audio indication
14. Base Microphone
15. Speaker key with No/Off LED indication
16. Mute key with On/Off LED indication
17. TouchLite™ Message Waiting key with 1-touch retrieval,
bright red color, blinks when message waiting.
18a. Line 1 with LED indication
18b. Line 2 with LED indication
19. Electronic HOLD key with On/Off indication and remote release
20. Dial Pad -
(On-hook dialing possible with Memory keys and when Speaker key is activated)
21. Interchangeable handset cradle
(provides for special accent colors to light ash or black telephones)
22. Handset Charging location
(handset must be face down to charge)
23. In Use - Ringer indication light
24. Charging Indication light
25. Desi strip display area
Handset:
26. Cordless Handset with programmable “Handshake” technology - Handset can be
synchronized with base with a few simple steps.
27. Message Waiting Indicator, blinks when message is waiting.
28. ADA Compliant Handset Speaker
29. Handset Faceplate & Plastic Overlay
30. Handset Ringer Volume switch LOW or HI settings
31. Line Selector key - Line 2 On/Off with LED indication
32. Hold / Conf. Handset key, and remote release
33. Line Selector key - Line 1 On/Off with LED indication
34. Handset Dial Pad (Press and Hold Key “1” to retrieve messages from TouchLite).
35. Last Number Redial key
36a. Handset V
olume Up ▲ (8-Step)
36b. Handset V
olume Down ▼(8-Step)
37. Flash key
38. Charging Location Contacts (Handset
must
be face down to charge)
39. Handset Microphone
1
23
19 18a 18b 17 16 15
12b
12a
13
11
10
8
7b
7a
6
5
4
3
2
24
20
26
35
36a
34
29
33
32
31
30
28
27
37
36b
37
38
37
9
14
21
22
25
BASE FEATURES AND CONTROLS
1 . Industrial grade construction,
smooth plastic finish
2 . Speaker (half duplex)
3 . Message Waiting selector switch
(submerged)
4 . Programmable Store key
(submerged)
5 . Programmable Flash key
(submerged)
6 . Line Cord receptacle
7a . HSIA (High Speed Internet Access)
7b . HSIA (High Speed Internet Access)
8 . Faceplate and Plastic Overlay
9 . Base Ringer Volume switch
10 . Guest Services Memory keys
11 . Programmable Pause/Redial key
(submerged)
12a . ADA Compliant Speaker Volume
key (up)
12b . ADA Compliant Speaker Volume
key (down)
13 . Handset Locate key
14 . Base Microphone
15 . Speaker key with LED indicator
16 . Mute key with LED indicator
17 . OneTouch Message Waiting key
18a . Line 1 with LED indicator
18b . Line 2 with LED indicator
19 . Electronic HOLD key with On/Off
indicator and remote release
20 . Dial Pad
21 . Interchangeable handset cradle
22 . Handset Charging location
23 . In Use—Ringer indicator
24 . Charging Indicator
25 . Desi strip display area
HANDSET KIT CONTROLS
26 . Cordless Handset
27 . Message Waiting Indicator
28 . ADA Compliant Handset Speaker
29 . Handset Faceplate and Plastic
Overlay
30 . Handset Ringer Volume switch
31 . Line Selector key
32 . Hold/Conf . Handset key
33 . Line Selector key
34 . Handset Dial Pad
35 . Last Number Redial key
36a . Handset Volume Up
36b . Handset Volume Down
37 . Flash key
38 . Charging Location Contacts
39 . Handset Microphone
Version
01
.2
1
.0
8
DECT 6.0 & 1.
8
GHz
Series Features:
• Line Powered - Single & Two Line Telephones
• DECT Non-Interference cordless technology
• SteelTrap
™
memory technology (EEPROM)
• TouchLite
™
one-touch message waiting retrieval
DECT Base:
1. Industrial grade construction, smooth plastic
fi
nish
2.
Speaker (
half duplex)
3. Message Waiting selector switch (submerged) (OFF On) (TYPE LR1 LR2)
4. Programmable Store key.
(submerged) (used to program location in speed dial keys)
5. Programmable Flash key.
(submerged)
(100mS to 1000mS timed line break, Default is 600mS)
6. Line Cord receptacle (top end of phone)
7a. HSIA (High Speed Internet Access) receptacle incoming from wall (top end of phone)
7b. PassPort
®
HSIA (High Speed Internet Access) receptacle outgoing to guest laptop
8. Faceplate & Plastic Overlay display area (full-length, 4-color printing possible)
9. Base Ringer Volume switch - LOW or HI settings on Line 1 and Line 2
10. Guest Services Memory keys (10 or 5 keys) (store up to 32 digits maximum)
11. Programmable Pause/Redial key
(submerged) (programmable for1.0 to 5.0 second pause)
12a. ADA Compliant Speaker Volume key (up)
(8-step control)
12b. ADA Compliant Speaker Volume key (down)
(8-step control)
13. Handset Locate key with audio indication
14. Base Microphone
15. Speaker key with No/Off LED indication
16. Mute key with On/Off LED indication
17. TouchLite™ Message Waiting key with 1-touch retrieval,
bright red color, blinks when message waiting.
18a. Line 1 with LED indication
18b. Line 2 with LED indication
19. Electronic HOLD key with On/Off indication and remote release
20. Dial Pad -
(On-hook dialing possible with Memory keys and when Speaker key is activated)
21. Interchangeable handset cradle
(provides for special accent colors to light ash or black telephones)
22. Handset Charging location
(handset must be face down to charge)
23. In Use - Ringer indication light
24. Charging Indication light
25. Desi strip display area
Handset:
26. Cordless Handset with programmable “Handshake” technology - Handset can be
synchronized with base with a few simple steps.
27. Message Waiting Indicator, blinks when message is waiting.
28. ADA Compliant Handset Speaker
29. Handset Faceplate & Plastic Overlay
30. Handset Ringer Volume switch LOW or HI settings
31. Line Selector key - Line 2 On/Off with LED indication
32. Hold / Conf. Handset key, and remote release
33. Line Selector key - Line 1 On/Off with LED indication
34. Handset Dial Pad (Press and Hold Key “1” to retrieve messages from TouchLite).
35. Last Number Redial key
36a. Handset V
olume Up ▲ (8-Step)
36b. Handset V
olume Down ▼(8-Step)
37. Flash key
38. Charging Location Contacts (Handset
must
be face down to charge)
39. Handset Microphone
1
23
19 18a 18b 17 16 15
12b
12a
13
11
10
8
7b
7a
6
5
4
3
2
24
20
26
35
36a
34
29
33
32
31
30
28
27
37
36b
37
38
37
9
14
21
22
25
Q to Engineering:
Should one or both
of the 37s circled be
changed to 39?
I
nstallation...
Caution Information -
•
Never install telephone or network wiring during a lightning storm.
• Never install telephone or Ethernet jacks in wet locations unless the jack is speci
cally
designed for wet locations.
• Never touch uninstalled telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has
been disconnected at the network interface.
• Use caution when installing or modifying telephone and network lines.
• Be sure your power adaptor meets your regions requirements prior to installation.
Connecting the Line Cord - # 6 & # 49/50
Two line cords are provided 1-RJ45 & 1-RJ25. To install, simply plug one end of the
RJ45 cord into the modular jack at the top end of the base unit
# 6
and the other end
into the RJ45 Phone Jack on the power adaptor
# 50
. Take other line cord and plug
into Line jack on power adaptor
# 49
, then plug other end into wall. Finish by plugging
power adaptor into normal wall outlet.
Be sure your power adaptor is specied for your region of the world prior to plugging
into the wall socket
Connecting to the HSIA Port - # 7a & 7b
The phone is equipped with PassPort™, a High Speed Internet Access port on the left
side of the base unit. This receptacle acts as a pass-through so that the guest may
connect their laptop into the hotel’s high speed internet system for maximum effeciency.
To connect - place the Ethernet cable from the wall into the RJ45 receptacle at the top
end of the base
# 7a
.
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Version 12.03.08
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7b
Statement of Limited Warranty
