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Yealink CP965 Quick Start Manual

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Introduction
The Yealink CP965 Conference Phone Supports up to 2 CPW65 DECT Microphones.
Manufacturer specifications indicate a 20m range. As the name suggests these are
Microphones only and do not include a speaker for ease of hearing at range. To use the Yealink
CPW65 your CP965 device must be on Firmware version 143.86.0.10 at a minimum.
Pairing Process
1. From the Home Screen Press the More button

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Summary of Contents for Yealink CP965

  • Page 1 Manufacturer specifications indicate a 20m range. As the name suggests these are Microphones only and do not include a speaker for ease of hearing at range. To use the Yealink CPW65 your CP965 device must be on Firmware version 143.86.0.10 at a minimum.
  • Page 2 2. Then press MIC. 3. Then press the Pairing Button on the CP965...
  • Page 3 4. The CP965 Conference Phone will then enter pairing mode. 5. Next, do a long press and hold of the Mute button on the CPW65 Expansion Microphone until the light begins to rapidly flash yellow. 6. After about 10-15 seconds of flashing the devices should be in sync.
  • Page 4 Microphone Unbinding 1. The Unbinding process should be utilized if you need to replace a microphone or have a scenario with multiple bases sharing microphones near each other. 2. Utilize the Find feature outlined below if you are unsure which microphone is which. 3.
  • Page 5 4. This page includes a variety of information about the selected microphone.
  • Page 6 5. The unbind button is found at the bottom of Details. 6. Selecting Unbind presents you with a prompt to confirm you wish to unbind that microphone.
  • Page 7 7. Press OK and the microphone will become unbound allowing you to perform the pairing process on a new microphone if required. Microphone Find Feature This allows a user to visually determine which Microphone is MIC1 and which is MIC2 due to the flashing green/red Mute button.