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Aastra 142d User Manual (124 pages)

OpenCom X320 OpenCom 130/131/150 OpenCom 510

Brand: Aastra | Category: Cordless Telephone | Size: 5.37 MB

Table of Contents
3
Using the Aastra 142D Telephone

9
- Appropriate Use
  
  9
  - Power Supply / Power Failure / Batteries
    10
  - Safety Information
    10
- Communications Regulation Information
  
  11
- Overview and Basic Information
  
  13
  - Authorisation Is Required
    13
  - Further Documentation
    13
  - DECT and GAP
    14
  - MEM Card
    14
  - The Headset Socket
    15
Installation

16
- Unpacking and Setting up Telephone
  
  16
  - Scope of Delivery
    16
  - Setting up Charging Station
    16
- Activating Charging Station
  
  17
- Activating Mobile Unit
  
  18
  - Important Battery Information
    18
  - Charging and Discharging
    18
  - Commissioning
    18
  - Charging and Usage Times
    19
  - Inserting/Removing Batteries
    19
  - Charge Display
    21
  - Charge Warning
    21
- Aastra 142D with MEM Card
  
  22
  - General Information
    22
  - Operation With/Without MEM Card
    22
  - Inserting MEM Card
    22
  - Removing MEM Card
    24
- Subscribing Mobile Unit
  
  24
  - The "Subscriptions" Menu
    25
  - Creating New Subscription
    27
- Attaching/Removing Belt Clip
  
  29
Functions

30
- Operational Controls on the Mobile Unit
  
  30
- Display Elements and Symbols
  
  31
  - The Display
    31
  - Symbols Shown on the Display
    31
  - Text Lines
    32
  - Softkey Line
    32
  - Illumination
    33
- Softkeys and Other Keys
  
  33
  - Softkey: Arrow Keys
    33
  - Softkey: OK
    34
  - Softkey: Esc
    34
  - Softkey: Redial
    34
  - Softkey: Menu
    34
  - Receiver Key
    34
  - Speaker/Handsfree Key
    34
  - Info Key
    34
  - C Key (Delete Key)
    35
  - R Key (Signal Key) / Emergency Call Key
    36
  - Hash Key
    36
  - Star Key
    36
  - Number Keys
    36
- Locking Your Telephone Interface by the System Administrator
  
  37
- The Editor
  
  37
- Menu Navigation
  
  39
  - The Main Menu
    39
  - Menus Hide Automatically
    40
Basic Functions

41
- Device Functions
  
  41
  - Switching Device On/Off
    41
  - Key Lock
    42
  - Telephone Lock
    42
  - Speaker/Handsfree Use
    42
  - Adjusting Volume During a Call
    43
  - Setting Volume for Incoming Calls
    43
  - Switching off Ringer
    43
  - Muting Mobile Unit
    44
  - Changing Display Contrast
    44
  - Time/Alarm
    44
  - Message Display
    44
  - Emergency Call Key (SOS Number)
    44
- Connections
  
  45
  - Internal and External Call Numbers
    45
  - Multiple Trunk Keys
    45
  - Multiple Connections
    45
  - DTMF Postdial/Vf Signalling
    45
  - Charge Display (Charges)
    46
  - Transmission of Call Numbers
    46
  - Blocked/Unblocked Call Numbers
    47
  - Keypad Dialling
    47
  - Least Cost Routing (LCR)
    47
  - Calls in the Call-Waiting Queue
    48
  - Calls with Booking Numbers
    49
  - Forwarding Calls
    49
- Menus
  
  51
  - Menu before and During a Call
    51
  - Menu When Idle
    51
Telephoning

54
- External/Internal Calling
  
  54
  - External Seizure and Entry of Call Numbers
    54
  - Dialling Directly
    55
  - Pre-Dialling
    55
  - Redial
    55
  - Calling from the Caller Lists
    57
  - Call Waiting with an Internal Subscriber
    58
  - Using Routes to Make Calls
    58
  - Menu During Conversation
    58
  - Menu if Subscriber Busy
    60
  - Menu During the Call
    60
- Ending a Call
  
  61
- Accepting Calls
  
  61
  - Optical Call Display
    61
  - Temporarily Switching off Call Signalling
    61
  - Normal Call
    61
  - VIP Calls
    62
  - Calls During a Conversation
    62
  - Incoming Call Menu
    63
  - Call Waiting Menu
    63
- Enquiry, Toggling, Transfer and Conference
  
  64
- Special Calls/Conversations
  
  70
  - Callback
    70
  - Accepting an Appointment Call
    70
  - Baby Call
    71
  - Parking Calls
    71
  - Announcements (with and Without Intercom)
    72
  - Doorbell, Door Opener
    74
  - Entrance Intercom Calls
    75
  - Voicebox Queries
    76
Phone Book

77
- Communications System Phone Books
  
  77
  - Calling from the Communications System Phone Book
    77
  - Speed-Dialling
    79
  - Phone Book
    79
- The Local Phone Book of Your Aastra 142D
  
  81
  - Calling from the Local Phone Book of Your Aastra 142D
    81
  - Editing Local Phone Book Entries of Your Aastra 142D
    82
Features and Menus

83
- How to Set Features
  
  83
  - Main" Menu
    83
  - Calls" Menu
    84
  - Call Forwarding" Menu
    87
  - Messages" Menu
    89
  - Phone Settings" Menu
    91
  - Protection" Menu
    98
  - Connections" Menu
    99
  - Phone Book" Menu
    102
  - Applications" Menu
    104
  - Central Settings" Menu
    104
- Information Menus
  
  105
  - Info" Menu
    105
  - Active Features" Menu
    106
Installing USB Drivers

107
- Updating Software
  
  108
- PC Tool for Managing the Phone Book
  
  109
Appendix

110
- Important Information on Battery Use
  
  110
- Care and Maintenance
  
  111
- Environmental Properties and Disposal
  
  112
  - Notes on Disposal
    112
- Declaration of Conformity
  
  113
- Limited Warranty
  
  113
  - Exclusions
    113
  - Warranty Repair Services
    114
  - After Warranty Service
    114
- Technical Data
  
  115
- Menu Tree
  
  117
Index

118

Aastra 142d User Manual (120 pages)

at the Communications Systems Aastra 800 and OpenCom 100

Brand: Aastra | Category: Cordless Telephone | Size: 1.13 MB

Table of Contents
3
Using the Aastra 142D Telephone

9
- Appropriate Use
  9
  - Power Supply / Power Failure / Batteries
    10
  - Safety Information
    10
- Communications Regulation Information
  11
- Overview and Basic Information
  13
  - Authorisation Is Required
    13
  - Further Documentation
    13
  - DECT and GAP
    13
  - MEM Card
    14
  - The Headset Socket
    14
Installation

15
- Unpacking and Setting up Telephone
  15
  - Scope of Delivery
    15
  - Setting up Charging Station
    15
- Activating Charging Station
  16
- Activating Mobile Unit
  17
  - Important Battery Information
    17
  - Charging and Discharging
    17
  - Commissioning
    17
  - Charging and Usage Times
    18
  - Inserting/Removing Batteries
    18
  - Charge Display
    19
  - Charge Warning
    20
- Aastra 142D with MEM Card
  20
  - General Information
    20
  - Operation With/Without MEM Card
    20
  - Inserting MEM Card
    21
  - Removing MEM Card
    22
- Subscribing Mobile Unit
  22
- The "Subscriptions" Menu
  23
  - Creating New Subscription
    25
- Attaching/Removing Belt Clip
  27
Functions

28
- Operational Controls on the Mobile Unit
  28
- Display Elements and Symbols
  29
  - The Display
    29
  - Symbols Shown on the Display
    29
  - Text Lines
    30
  - Softkey Line
    30
  - Illumination
    30
- Softkeys and Other Keys
  31
  - Softkey: Arrow Keys
    31
  - Softkey: OK
    31
  - Softkey: Esc
    32
  - Softkey: Redial
    32
  - Softkey: Menu
    32
  - Call Key
    32
  - Speaker/Handsfree Key
    32
  - Info Key
    32
  - C Key (Delete Key)
    33
  - R Key (Signal Key) / Emergency Call Key
    33
  - Hash Key
    34
  - Star Key
    34
  - Number Keys
    34
- Locking Your Telephone Interface
  34
- The Editor
  35
- Menu Navigation
  36
  - The Main Menu
    36
  - Menus Hide Automatically
    37
Basic Functions

38
- Device Functions
  38
  - Switching Device On/Off
    38
  - Key Lock
    39
  - Telephone Lock
    39
  - Speaker/Handsfree Use
    39
  - Adjusting Volume During a Call
    40
  - Setting Volume for Incoming Calls
    40
  - Switching off Ringer
    40
  - Muting Mobile Unit
    41
  - Changing Display Contrast
    41
  - Time/Alarm
    41
  - Message Display
    41
  - Emergency Call Key (SOS Number)
    41
- Connections
  42
  - Internal and External Call Numbers
    42
  - Multiple Trunk Keys
    42
  - Multiple Connections
    42
  - DTMF Postdial/Vf Signalling
    42
  - Charge Display (Charges)
    43
  - Transmission of Call Numbers
    43
  - Blocked/Unblocked Call Numbers
    44
  - Keypad Dialling
    44
  - Least Cost Routing (LCR)
    44
  - Calls in the Call-Waiting Queue
    45
  - Calls with Booking Numbers
    45
  - Forwarding Calls
    46
- Menus
  48
  - Menu before and During a Call
    48
  - Menu When Idle
    48
Telephoning

50
- External/Internal Calling
  50
  - External Seizure and Entry of Call Numbers
    50
  - Dialling Directly
    51
  - Pre-Dialling
    51
  - Redial
    51
  - Calling from the Caller Lists
    53
  - Using Routes to Make Calls
    53
  - Menu During Conversation
    54
  - Menu if Subscriber Busy
    55
  - Menu During the Call
    56
- Ending a Call
  56
- Accepting Calls
  57
  - Optical Call Display
    57
  - Temporarily Switching off Call Signalling
    57
  - Normal Call
    57
  - VIP Calls
    58
  - Calls During a Conversation
    58
  - Incoming Call Menu
    58
  - Call Waiting Menu
    59
- Enquiry, Toggling, Transfer and Conference
  60
- Special Calls/Conversations
  65
  - Callback
    65
  - Accepting an Appointment Call
    65
  - Baby Call
    66
  - Parking Calls
    66
  - Announcements (with and Without Intercom)
    67
  - Doorbell, Door Opener
    69
  - Entrance Intercom Calls
    70
  - Voicebox Queries
    71
Phone Book

72
- Communications System Phone Books
  72
- The Local Phone Book of Your Aastra 142D
  76
  - Calling from the Local Phone Book of Your Aastra 142D
    76
  - Editing Local Phone Book Entries of Your Aastra 142D
    76
Features and Menus

78
- How to Set Features
  78
- Main" Menu
  78
- Calls" Menu
  80
- Call Forwarding" Menu
  82
- Messages" Menu
  84
- Phone Settings" Menu
  86
- Protection" Menu
  92
- Connections" Menu
  94
- Phone Book" Menu
  96
- Applications" Menu
  98
- Central Settings" Menu
  98
- Information Menus
  99
- Info" Menu
  99
- Active Features" Menu
  100
Installing USB Drivers

101
- Updating Software
  102
- PC Tool for Managing the Phone Book
  103
Appendix

104
- Important Information on Battery Use
  104
- Care and Maintenance
  105
- Environmental Properties and Disposal
  106
  - Notes on Disposal
    106
- Declaration of Conformity
  107
- Limited Warranty
  107
  - Exclusions
    107
  - Warranty Repair Services
    108
  - After Warranty Service
    108
- Technical Data
  109
- Menu Tree
  111
Index

112

Aastra 142d User Manual (108 pages)

Brand: Aastra | Category: Cordless Telephone | Size: 1.01 MB

Table of Contents
3
Using the Aastra 142D Telephone

7
- Appropriate Use
  7
  - Power Supply / Power Failure / Batteries
    8
  - Safety Information
    8
- Communications Regulation Information
  9
- Overview and Basic Information
  11
  - Authorisation Is Required
    11
  - DECT and GAP
    11
  - MEM Card
    12
  - The Headset Socket
    12
Installation

13
- Unpacking and Setting up Telephone
  13
  - Scope of Delivery
    13
  - Setting up Charging Station
    13
- Activating Charging Station
  14
- Activating Mobile Unit
  15
  - Important Battery Information
    15
  - Charging and Discharging
    15
  - Commissioning
    15
  - Charging and Usage Times
    16
  - Inserting/Removing Batteries
    16
  - Charge Display
    17
  - Charge Warning
    18
- Aastra 142D with MEM Card
  18
  - General Information
    18
  - Operation With/Without MEM Card
    18
  - Inserting MEM Card
    19
  - Removing MEM Card
    20
- Subscribing Mobile Unit
  20
- The "Subscriptions" Menu
  21
  - Creating New Subscription
    23
- Attaching/Removing Belt Clip
  25
Functions

26
- Operational Controls on the Mobile Unit
  26
- Display Elements and Symbols
  27
  - The Display
    27
  - Symbols Shown on the Display
    27
  - Text Lines
    28
  - Softkey Line
    28
  - Illumination
    28
- Softkeys and Other Keys
  28
  - Softkey: Arrow Keys
    29
  - Softkey: OK
    29
  - Softkey: Esc
    29
  - Softkey: Redial
    29
  - Softkey: Menu
    30
  - Receiver Key
    30
  - Speaker/Handsfree Key
    30
  - Info Key
    30
  - C Key
    31
  - R Key (Signal Key) / Emergency Call Key
    32
  - Hash Key
    32
  - Star Key
    32
  - Number Keys
    32
  - Call Keys
    32
- The Editor
  35
- Menu Navigation
  36
  - The Main Menu
    36
  - Menus Hide Automatically
    38
Basic Functions

39
- Device Functions
  39
  - Switching Device On/Off
    39
  - Key Lock
    40
  - Telephone Lock
    40
  - Speaker/Handsfree Use
    40
  - Adjusting Volume During a Call
    40
  - Switching off Ringer
    41
  - Muting Mobile Unit
    41
  - Changing Display Contrast
    42
  - Time / Alarm
    42
  - Message Display
    42
  - Emergency Call Key (SOS Number)
    42
  - Phone Book
    42
- Connections
  43
- Menus
  45
  - Menu before and During a Call
    45
  - Menu When Idle
    45
Telephoning

47
Team Functions

65
- TOP TEAM Function
  65
- BROKER TEAM Function
  66
- PARALLEL TEAM Function
  68
- EXECUTIVE-/SECRETARY Team Function
  70
Features and Menus

72
- How to Set Features
  72
- The Main Menu
  72
- Calls" Menu
  73
- Call Diversions" Menu
  74
- Messages" Menu
  75
- Settings" Menu
  76
- Protection" Menu
  82
- Special Features" Menu
  83
- Central Config." (Central Configurations) Menu
  84
- Information Menus
  87
- Info" Menu
  87
- Active Features" Menu
  88
Installing USB Drivers

89
- Updating Software
  90
- PC Tool for Managing the Phone Book
  91
Appendix

92
- Important Information on Battery Use
  92
- Care and Maintenance
  93
- Environmental Properties and Disposal
  94
  - Notes on Disposal
    94
- Declaration of Conformity
  95
- Limited Warranty
  95
  - Exclusions
    95
  - Warranty Repair Services
    96
  - After Warranty Service
    96
- Technical Data
  97
- Menu Tree
  99
Index

100

Aastra 142d User Manual (80 pages)

DECToverIP / SIP

Brand: Aastra | Category: IP Phone | Size: 0.66 MB

Table of Contents
3
Using Your Telephone

7
Overview

13
- The Keys on the Handset
  14
Installation

15
- Unpacking and Installing Your Telephone
  15
  - Unpacking Your Telephone
    15
  - Setting up the Charger Cradle
    15
- Commissioning the Charger Cradle
  16
- Commissioning the Handset
  17
  - Important Information about the Batteries
    17
  - Charging and Discharging
    17
  - Initial Setup and Operation
    17
  - Charging and Operating Times
    18
  - Inserting the Batteries
    18
  - Inserting the Memory Card
    19
  - Removing the Memory Card
    19
  - Charge Display
    20
  - Charge Warning
    20
- Registering Your Handset
  21
- Mounting and Removing the Belt Clip
  21
Display Arrangement, Softkeys, and Other Keys

22
- Display Arrangement
  22
  - Text Lines
    23
  - Softkey Line
    23
  - Illumination
    23
- Softkeys and Other Keys
  24
  - Softkey: Arrow Keys
    24
  - Softkey: OK
    24
  - Softkey: Esc
    24
  - Softkey: Redialing
    25
  - Hook Key
    25
  - Handsfree Key
    25
  - Info Key
    25
  - C-Key
    25
  - R-Key
    26
  - Hash / Pound Key
    26
  - Star Key
    26
  - Number Keys
    26
  - Softkey: Menu
    27
- Automatic Menu Closure
  28
Menu Control

29
- Example: Main Menu
  29
- Example: Telephone Book / Editor
  31
- The Editor
  32
  - Entering Names / Phone Numbers
    32
Basic Functions

33
- Switching the Handset on / off
  33
- Key Lock
  34
  - Activating the Key Lock
    34
  - Deactivating the Key Lock
    34
- Switching the Handsfree Function On/Off
  34
- Adjusting the Earpiece Volume During a Call
  35
- Switching the Ringer off
  35
- Backlight
  35
- Adjusting the Display Contrast
  35
- Emergency Number (SOS)
  36
- Quick Call
  36
- Muting the Handset
  36
- Message-Waiting Indication / Notification Texts
  36
Making Calls

37
Editing Lists

49
Info Key

54
- Voice Box / Caller List
  54
  - Checking Your Voice Box
    54
  - Checking Your Caller List
    54
Customizing Your Telephone

55
- Menu: Alarm
  55
- Menu: Ringer Settings
  56
- Menu: Volume
  58
- Menu: Caller Filter
  59
- Menu: System
  60
- Menu: [System Name]
  61
- Menu: Telephone Options
  63
- Menu: Security
  67
Appendix

68
- Default Settings
  68
- Important Information about the Batteries
  69
- Care and Maintenance
  70
- Environmental Characteristics and Disposal
  70
  - Notes on Disposal
    70
- Limited Warranty
  72
  - Exclusions
    72
  - Warranty Repair Services
    72
  - After Warranty Service
    73
- Technical Data
  74
- Menu Structure
  75
- Index of Key Words
  77

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Aastra 142d User Manual (124 pages)

Table of Contents

Using the Aastra 142D Telephone

Appropriate Use

Communications Regulation Information

Overview and Basic Information

Installation

Unpacking and Setting up Telephone

Activating Charging Station

Activating Mobile Unit

Aastra 142D with MEM Card

Subscribing Mobile Unit

Attaching/Removing Belt Clip

Functions

Operational Controls on the Mobile Unit

Display Elements and Symbols

Softkeys and Other Keys

Locking Your Telephone Interface by the System Administrator

The Editor

Menu Navigation

Basic Functions

Device Functions

Connections

Menus

Telephoning

External/Internal Calling

Ending a Call

Accepting Calls

Enquiry, Toggling, Transfer and Conference

Special Calls/Conversations

Phone Book

Communications System Phone Books

The Local Phone Book of Your Aastra 142D

Features and Menus

How to Set Features

Information Menus

Installing USB Drivers

Updating Software

PC Tool for Managing the Phone Book

Appendix

Important Information on Battery Use

Care and Maintenance

Environmental Properties and Disposal

Declaration of Conformity

Limited Warranty

Technical Data

Menu Tree

Index

Aastra 142d User Manual (120 pages)

Table of Contents

Using the Aastra 142D Telephone

Installation

Functions

Basic Functions

Telephoning

Phone Book

Features and Menus

Installing USB Drivers

Appendix

Index

Aastra 142d User Manual (108 pages)

Table of Contents

Using the Aastra 142D Telephone

Installation

Functions

Basic Functions

Telephoning

Team Functions

Features and Menus

Installing USB Drivers

Appendix

Index

Aastra 142d User Manual (80 pages)

Table of Contents

Using Your Telephone

Overview

Installation

Display Arrangement, Softkeys, and Other Keys

Menu Control