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Aastra 5000 Installation And Maintenance Manual (502 pages)

Aastra 5000 Server Installation and Maintenance Manual

Brand: Aastra | Category: Server | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents

3
Table of Contents

14
Table of Contents

23
- 1 Introduction
  
  27
  - Purpose of this Document
    27
  - Target Audience for the Document
    28
  - Reference Documents
    29
  - Abbreviations
    30
  - Terms and Expressions
    31
- 2 Presentation
  
  37
3.4 Physical Breakdown

77
- Physical Breakdown
  77
- Simplex with Secure Power
  77
- Duplex
  78
- Simplex
  78
- Simplex with Secure 1 1 2
  78
- Duplex
  79
- Figure 4.3
  79
- Simplex
  79
- Aastra XS/XL
  82
Figure 5.3

83
- AXD Ipbxs
  84
- Configuration Rules
  84
- A2XD and A3XD Expansion Cabinet
  86
- Ucv
  87
  - AXL Ipbx
    87
- CLX Cards
  88
- Ld4/Ld4N (2) (3) 6 6 6 3 3 3
  88
- Ips (2)
  89
- Equipment Cards
  90
- La16X La16X-8
  90
- La8 Ln16X Ln16X-8
  90
- Lh16X
  90
  - A2XL and A3XL Expansion Cabinets
    90
  - AXS/AXS12/AXS6 Ipbx
    91
  - I-Button Dongle and Software Locking
    92
  - Command and Processing Unit
    93
  - Duplex and Start Logic Function (Aastra XD Only)
    94
  - Voice Mail Server Function
    95
  - Connection to the Communication Networks and Terminals
    96
  - Duplication (Aastra XD)
    97
  - Synchronisation Chain (Plate 9.1)
    100
  - Management of the Master/Slave Mode (Multisite Network)
    101
  - Defence Chain
    102
  - Monitoring
    103
  - Self Protection
    104
  - Aastra XS/XL
    108
  - Figure 3.23 Block Diagram of the Power Supply Chain in an AXL Cabinet
    109
  - Figure 3.24 Block Diagram of the Power Supply Chain in an AXS Cabinet
    110
  - Figure 3.25 Block Diagram of the Power Supply Chain on an AXS12/AXS6 Cabinet
    111
  - Internal Monitoring of AXS/AXL/AXD
    112
  - Figure 3.26 Connecting a Battery Pack in Parallel to an A3XD Ipbx
    113
  - Figure 3.27 Connecting a Battery Pack in Parallel to an A3XL Ipbx
    114
  - Figure 3.28 Connecting a Battery Pack in Parallel to an A2XD Ipbx
    115
  - Figure 3.29 Connecting a Battery Pack in Parallel to an A2XL Ipbx
    116
  - Figure 3.30 Connecting a Battery Pack in Parallel to an A2XS Ipbx
    117
  - Ventilation
    118
  - Standard Configuration
    119
  - The User Interface
    120
  - Description des Sous-Ensembles
    121
  - Figure 4.1 Procedure for Locking a Card or Blanking Plate
    122
  - Loading CLX Cards
    123
  - Power Supply Module
    124
  - Monitoring
    125
  - Hardware Configuration
    126
  - ADS 300XD (AXD Ipbx)
    127
  - Monitoring
    128
  - Physical Description (Figure 4.3 )
    129
  - Installation and Wiring
    130
  - Figure 4.4 OVERVIEW of the ADS 350X MODULE
    131
  - Monitoring
    131
  - Physical Description (Figure 4.5 )
    132
  - Hardware Configuration
    133
  - ADS 300X (AXL Ipbx)
    134
  - Figure 4.5 OVERVIEW of the ADS 300X MODULE
    135
  - Monitoring
    135
  - Physical Description (Figure 4.5 )
    136
  - Hardware Configuration
    137
  - ADS 150X (AXS and AXS12 Ipbxs)
    138
  - Hardware Configuration
    139
  - Ucv-D Card
    140
  - AMT/PTD/PBX/0058/4/6/EN Installation and Maintenance Manual - Aastra
    142
  - Figure 4.6 OVERVIEW of the UCV-DCARD
    142
  - Physical Description
    143
  - Indicators
    145
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    146
  - Figure 4.7 IUCV-D Interface between Two UCV-D Cards
    148
  - Iucv-D Card
    148
  - Figure 4.8 OVERVIEW of the IUCV-DCARD
    150
  - Physical Description
    151
  - Connectors
    152
  - Figure 4.10 Presentation of IUCV-D Card Indicators
    155
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    156
  - Rucv-D Card
    157
  - Figure 4.11 OVERVIEW of the RUCV-DCARD
    158
  - Figure 4.12 Colour Code for Connection to the Expansion Cabinet(S)
    159
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    159
  - Figure 4.13 Connecting an Expansion Cabinet
    160
  - Figure 4.14 Connecting an Expansion Cabinet
    160
  - Connecting Two Expansion Cabinets (A3XD)
    161
  - Figure 4.15 Connecting an Expansion Cabinet (Duplex Configuration)
    161
  - Figure 4.16 Connecting Two Expansion Cabinets (Simplex Configuration, UCV-D(A)/RUCV-D(A))161 Figure 4.17 Connecting Two Expansion Cabinets (Simplex Configuration, UCT-D(B)-RUCT-D(B))162 Figure 4.18 Connecting Two Expansion Cabinets (Duplex Configuration)
    163
  - Ucv-L Card
    164
  - Figure 4.19 Overview of the UCV-L Card
    166
  - Physical Description
    167
  - Figure 4.20 UCV CARD RELAY CONTACTS
    171
  - Indicators
    172
  - Figure 4.21 PRESENTATION of UCV-LCARD INDICATORS
    173
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    173
  - Installation and Wiring
    174
  - Ucv-S Cards
    175
  - Figure 4.22 Overview of the Ucv-S Card
    176
  - Physical Description
    177
  - Indicators
    180
  - Figure 4.23 Presentation of UCV-S Card Indicators
    181
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    183
  - Ext1-S Card
    184
  - Figure 4.24 OVERVIEW of the EXT1-SCARD
    185
  - Physical Description
    186
  - Figure 4.25 Configuring Remote Power Supply of S/T0 to S/T3 Accesses
    187
  - Indicators
    187
  - Figure 4.26 Connecting a DECT Base Station to an S0 Interface of the EXT1-S Card
    188
  - Installation and Wiring
    188
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    190
  - Ext1-S12 Card
    191
  - AMT/PTD/PBX/0058/4/6/EN Installation and Maintenance Manual - Aastra
    192
  - Figure 4.27 Overview of the EXT1-S12 Card
    192
  - Physical Description
    193
  - Figure 4.28 Configuring Remote Power Supply of S/T0 to S/T3 Accesses
    194
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    194
  - Figure 4.2
    196
  - Figure 4.29 Connecting a DECT Base Station to an S0 Interface of the EXT1-S12 Card
    196
  - Figure 4.30 Overview of the EXT1-S6 Card
    197
  - Physical Description
    198
  - Figure 4.31 Configuring Remote Power Supply of S/T0 to S/T3 Accesses
    199
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    199
  - Figure 4.32 Connecting a DECT Base Station to an S0 Interface of the EXT1-S6 Card
    201
  - Rucv-L Card
    202
  - Indicators
    203
  - Installation and Wiring
    204
  - Figure 4.33 OVERVIEW of the RUCV-LCARD
    205
  - Rucv-S Card
    206
  - Hardware and Software Configuration
    207
  - Figure 4.34 OVERVIEW of the RUCV-SCARD
    208
  - Application Cards (Clx)
    209
  - Figure 4.35 Overview of the LD4 Card
    210
  - Physical Description
    210
  - Hardware Configuration
    212
  - Figure 4.36 Wiring the T0 Interface of an LD4 Card
    213
  - Installation and Wiring
    213
  - Figure 4.37 Wiring an S0 Bus
    214
  - Figure 4.38 Connecting a DECT Base Station to an LD4 Card
    215
  - Description of the Signal Processing Daughter Card
    216
  - LD4NX Card
    217
  - Figure 4.39 Overview of the LD4NX Card
    219
  - Figure 4.9
    220
  - Physical Description
    220
  - Hardware Configuration
    223
  - Installation and Wiring
    224
  - Figure 4.40 Wiring the T0 Interface of an LD4NX Card
    225
  - Figure 4.41 Wiring an S0 Bus
    226
  - Figure 4.42 Connecting a DECT Base Station to an LD4NX Card
    227
  - LT2 Card
    228
  - Figure 4.43 Overview of the LT2 Card
    229
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.37 )
    230
  - Hardware Configuration
    232
  - Figure 3.1
    233
  - Figure 3.3
    235
  - Figure 3.2
    236
  - Installation and Wiring
    237
  - PT2 Card
    238
  - Figure 4.44 Overview of the PT2 Card
    239
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.44 )
    240
  - Hardware Configuration
    241
  - Figure 4.45 Wiring a Pt2 Card
    242
  - Installation and Wiring
    242
  - CS1 Card
    243
  - Figure 4.46 How to Use a CS1 or CA1 Card Built into an Ipbx
    243
  - Figure 4.47 Overview of the CS1 Card
    244
  - Physical Description
    245
  - Hardware Configuration
    246
  - Installation and Wiring
    247
  - Figure 4.48 Overview of the CA1 Card
    249
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.48 )
    250
  - Hardware Configuration
    252
  - Figure 4.49 Overview of the Cp1 Card
    254
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.49 )
    255
  - MUM Card
    256
  - Figure 4.50 Overview of the Mum Card
    257
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.50 )
    258
  - Hardware Configuration
    259
  - Figure 4.51 Overview of the LA16X Card
    261
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.51 )
    262
  - Figure 4.52 Wiring an Lax or Lmx Card
    263
  - Figure 4.53 Overview of the LA16X-8 Card
    264
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.53 )
    265
  - Figure 4.54 Overview of the LA8 Card
    266
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.54 )
    267
  - Figure 4.55 Overview of the LN16X Card
    268
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.55 )
    269
  - Figure 4.56 Overview of the LN16X-8 Card
    271
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.56 )
    272
  - LN8 Card
    274
  - Figure 4.57 Overview of the LN8 Card
    275
  - Hardware Configuration
    275
  - Figure 4.58 Overview of the LM8 Card
    276
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.58 )
    277
  - LH8 Card
    278
  - Figure 4.59 Overview of the LH8 Card
    279
  - Figure 4.60 Overview of the LH16X Card
    280
  - Hardware Configuration
    281
  - Figure 4.61 Overview of the LH16X-8 Card
    282
  - Hardware Configuration
    283
  - LR4 Card
    284
  - Figure 4.62 Overview of the LR4 Card
    285
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.62 )
    286
  - Hardware Configuration
    287
  - Installation and Wiring
    288
  - LI1 Card
    289
  - Figure 4.63 Overview of the LI1 Card
    291
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.63 )
    292
  - Hardware Configuration
    293
  - Figure 4.64 Li1 Cable
    294
  - Installation and Wiring
    294
  - Figure 4.65 Wiring a 50 Hz 2-Wire Analogue TL
    296
  - Figure 4.66 Wiring a 2-Wire+E&M Analogue TL
    296
  - Figure 4.67 Wiring a 4-Wire+E&M Analogue TL
    297
  - Figure 4.68 Wiring a 4-Wire+E&M Analogue TL
    297
  - Figure 4.69 Overview of the BTX Card
    298
  - Physical Description (See Figure 4.50 )
    299
  - Presentation of Peripheral Devices
    301
  - Analogue Sets
    302
  - Description
    303
  - Computer Terminals
    304
  - Attendant Consoles (Atdc)
    305
  - Figure 5.1 EXTERNAL MUSIC / UCV Wiring
    306
  - Miscellaneous Equipment
    306
  - Figure 5.2 Connecting a Common Bell (IUCV-D Card)
    307
  - Installation
    307
  - Figure 5.4
    308
  - Figure 5.5
    308
  - Installation
    308
  - Installation and Activation
    309
  - Preliminary Operations
    310
  - Environment
    311
  - Earth Connection
    312
  - Installing an AXD Cabinet
    314
  - Installing a Cabinet (AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
    317
  - Wiring (AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
    319
  - Powering on the System
    320
  - Accessing Aastra Management Portal (User Interface)
    327
  - AMT/PTD/PBX/0058/4/6/EN Installation and Maintenance Manual - Aastra
    328
  - The COM Port (PPP Protocol)
    329
  - Backup Remote Access to AMP in SSH Mode
    337
  - Modifying the Factory Settings
    339
  - Resetting the Manufacturer's Password (in Case of Loss)
    348
  - Massive Import from the Massive Creation Form
    350
  - Operations on a Site Already Installed
    351
  - Handling Cards
    352
  - Adding a CLX Card (AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
    353
  - Adding an Equipment Card (AXD, AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6)
    355
  - Adding EIP Cards to an UCV CPU Card
    357
  - Figure 6.1 CPU Card Fitted with an EIP Card
    357
  - Figure 6.2 CPU Card Fitted with Two EIP Cards
    358
  - Adding EIP Cards for AXD Configuration
    359
  - Adding EIP Card(S) for AXL, AXS, AXS12 and AXS6 Configuration
    361
  - Adding an Expansion Cabinet
    362
  - Adding an Expansion Cabinet (AXL)
    363
  - Adding an AXD Power Module
    365
  - Changing to DUPLEX Configuration for AXD
    367
  - Stopping the System (Axd, Axl, Axs, Axs12 and Axs6)
    369
  - Viewing the Ip Address in Case of Loss (Offline)
    370
  - Updating the Software of a Simplex Aastra System R5.1 to R5.2
    371
  - Loading Update Files
    372
  - Switchover
    376
  - Upgrading the Software of a Simplex Aastra System R5.2
    378
  - Restarting and Validating the New Version
    379
  - Upgrading the Software from Aastra Management am 7450
    380
  - Upgrading an Axd in Duplex Configuration Mode
    381
  - Accessing the User Interface Via an Analogue Modem
    382
  - Accessing the User Interface (Amp) Via an Isdn Modem
    385
  - Accessing the User Interface (Amp) Via an Isdn Router
    388
  - Card
    389
  - Migration Process
    390
  - Replacing the Compact Flash Card
    392
  - Restoring Data from the USB Key
    393
  - Maintenance
    395
  - Maintenance Resources
    396
  - Preventive Maintenance
    397
  - Restarting
    398
  - Interchangeable AXD Ipbx Subassemblies
    399
  - Interchangeable AXS/AXL Ipbx Subassemblies
    401
  - Interchangeable AXD/AXL/AXS/AXS12/AXS6 Ipbx Cables
    402
  - Interchangeable Fuses
    403
  - Interchangeable Cabinets (Axd Ipbx with Ads350Xd)
    404
  - Mounting Kits
    404
  - Alarm Messages and Codes
    405
  - Corrective Maintenance
    406
  - Figure 7.1 Overview of an Exchange Sheet (E Sheet)
    407
  - Conventions Used in the Sheets
    408
  - List of E Sheets
    409
  - AMT/PTD/PBX/0058/4/6/EN Installation and Maintenance Manual - Aastra
    450
- Mum 10 10 10 3 3 3
  90
- Installing and Using the Ips Card
  
  451
- Functional Diagrams
  
  453
- Installing A5000 Server (Non-Redundant)
  
  459

Aastra 5000 User Manual (76 pages)

Telephones

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
General Information

7
Installation

11
Commissioning

17
- Charging and Durations
  17
- Battery: Charging States
  18
  - Battery Warning
    18
- Registering Your Handset (Log-In)
  18
  - Registration
    19
  - Subscription
    19
Function Overview

20
- Displays, Softkeys, Leds and Key Functions
  20
  - Key Assignment (on Delivery)
    20
  - Display Arrangement
    21
  - Display
    21
  - Softkey Line and Idle Display
    22
  - Led
    23
  - Key Functions
    24
Navigating in Menus

27
- Example: Setting the Language
  27
- Example: Personal Phone Book/Editor
  27
- Editor
  29
Basic Functions

30
Telephoning

39
- Answering a Call
  39
- Making Internal / External Calls
  40
  - Direct Dial
    40
  - Predial
    40
- Calling from the Redial List
  40
- Calling from Your Personal Phone Book
  41
- Calling from the System Directory (Central Directory)
  41
- Calling from the Caller Lists
  41
- Ending Calls
  42
- Multiple Connections
  43
  - During a Call
    43
  - Callback
    43
  - Call Forwarding
    44
Devices Menu

45
- Notes on the Display Symbols in the Menu
  45
- Overview
  45
  - Info
    45
  - Active Features
    45
  - Phone Book
    46
  - Time/Alarms
    46
  - Audio
    46
  - Call Filter
    46
  - System
    46
  - Settings
    46
  - Protection Functions
    46
  - Profiles
    47
- Info" Menu
  47
- Active Features" Menu
  48
- Phone Book" Menu
  48
- Time/Alarms" Menu
  49
- Audio" Menu
  51
- Call Filter" Menu
  53
- System" Menu
  54
- Settings" Menu
  55
- Security" Menu
  58
- Profiles" Menu
  60
Key Programming

62
- Programming (General)
  62
- Special Features for the VIP List (on the Hotkey on Delivery)
  63
Appendix

64
- Care and Maintenance
  64
- Environmental Characteristics and Disposal
  64
  - Instructions for Disposal
    64
- Declaration of Conformity
  65
- Limited Waranty
  66
  - Exclusions
    66
  - Warranty Repair Services
    66
  - After Warranty Service
    67
- Accessories
  68
- Technical Specifications
  69
- Menu Structure
  71
- Index
  74

Aastra 5000 User Manual (75 pages)

Communications Systems, Terminal

Brand: Aastra | Category: Handsets | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
3
Description of the Phone

7
- Overview
  7
- Display Symbols
  9
- The Browser
  10
- Fox Keys
  10
- Voice Prompts
  10
- Browsing the Menu
  11
- Alphanumeric Keypad
  12
- Correcting an Entry
  12
- Standard Codes
  12
Making a Call

13
Receiving a Call

18
During the Call

21
Abbreviated Numbers

28
Call Lists

31
Programmable Keys

33
Call Forwarding Function

36
Message Function

41
- Accessing the Messages Received
  41
- Notify Function
  41
Voicemail

43
Alarm Function

46
Do Not Disturb" Function

49
- Using the "Do Not Disturb" Function
  49
- Overriding the "Do Not Disturb" Function
  50
Locking the Phone

51
Phone Settings

53
Other Functions

57
- Total Deactivation
  57
- Group Deactivation
  58
- The Squatt Function
  59
- The Login/Logout Function
  60
- Line Protection Function During Data Transmission
  62
- On-Hold Function
  62
- Store and Redial Function
  62
Appendices

65
- Menu Options
  65
- Glossary (Terms You Should Know)
  67
- Troubleshooting Check
  68
Installation of the Phone

69
- Mounting the Phone
  69
- Connecting the Telephone
  71
- Unmounting the Telephone
  71
- Tips and Safety
  72
- Information for the User
  72
- Intended Use
  73

Aastra 5000 User Manual (69 pages)

Communications Systems; Terminal

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone System | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
2
Description of the Phone

6
- Overview
  6
- Display Symbols
  8
- Voice Prompts
  8
- Navigation Key
  9
- Fox Key
  9
- Browsing the Menu
  10
- Alphanumeric Keypad
  10
- Correcting an Entry
  11
- Standard Codes
  11
Making a Call

12
Receiving a Call

16
During the Call

19
Abbreviated Numbers

26
Call Logs

28
Programmable Keys

31
Call Forwarding Function

34
Message Function

38
- Accessing the Messages Received
  38
- Notify Function
  38
Voicemail

40
Alarm Function

43
Do Not Disturb" Function

45
- Using the "Do Not Disturb" Function
  45
- Overriding the "Do Not Disturb" Function
  46
Locking the Phone

47
Phone Settings

49
Other Functions

52
- General Standby
  52
- Group Deactivation
  52
- The Squatt Function
  54
- Identity Presentation Function
  54
- The Login/Logout Function
  55
- Line Protection Function During Data Transmission
  57
- On-Hold Function
  57
- Store and Redial Function
  57
Appendices

59
- Menu Options
  59
- Glossary (Terms You Should Know)
  62
- Troubleshooting Check
  63
Installation of the Phone

64
- Mounting the Phone
  64
- Unmounting the Terminal
  66
- Tips and Safety
  67
- Information for the User
  68
- Intended Use
  68

Aastra 5000 User Manual (64 pages)

Communication Systems, Attendant console

Brand: Aastra | Category: Conference System | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents
2
Description of the Terminal
5
Overview
5
Attendant Console Operating Keys
7
Indicator Lights Associated with the Keys
7
Interactive Display
8
Using Interactive Keys
9
Alphanumeric Keypad
10
Accessories
10
Call Modes
11
Hands-Free Mode
11
Headset Mode
12
Amplified Listening Mode
13
Predial Mode
13
Adjusting the Listening Volume Level
14
Calling a Correspondent by Name
14
Dialling a Common Abbreviated Number
15
Using the Attendant Console
16
Activating / Deactivating the Attendant Console
16
Answering Calls
18
Making a Call
22
During a Call
25
Ending a Call
28
Attendant Console Services
29
Reserving External Lines
29
Programming and Managing the System
30
Using the Hotel Function
32
Displaying Calls
36
Displaying Trunk Line Statuses
36
Monitoring Grouped Lines
37
Notifying a Correspondent
37
Programmable Keys
39
Programming a Key
39
Erasing, Modifying, Exiting Programming
41
Identifying Programmed Keys
42
The Supervision Function
43
Programming the Supervision Function
43
Communicating with the Supervision Function
44
Multi-Key Function
45
Programming the Multi-Key Function
45
The Multi-Line Function
47
Programming the Multi-Line Function
47
Communicating with the Multi-Line Function When Attendant Console Enabled Mode
49
Communicating with the Multi-Line Function in Attendant Console Disabled Mode
50
Set Settings
52
Choosing and Adjusting the Terminal Ring Tone
52
Adjusting the Screen Contrast
53
Adjusting the Volume Level of the Beeps Heard When a Key Is Pressed
54
Choosing the Terminal Language
54
Choosing How to be Alerted to Incoming Calls
55
Programming Automatic Answer
55
Miscellaneous
56
Glossary (Terms You Need to Know)
56
Troubleshooting Check
57
Installing the Terminal
58
Connections
58
Mounting the Telephone
59
Installing Module M670 on Aastra 6757
61
Programmable Key Equivalence
62
Tips and Safety
63

Aastra 5000 Quick User Manual (30 pages)

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone | Size: 1 MB

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Aastra 5000 Installation And Maintenance Manual (502 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Presentation

3.4 Physical Breakdown

Figure 5.3

Installing and Using the Ips Card

Functional Diagrams

Installing A5000 Server (Non-Redundant)

Aastra 5000 User Manual (76 pages)

Table of Contents

General Information

Installation

Commissioning

Function Overview

Navigating in Menus

Basic Functions

Telephoning

Devices Menu

Key Programming

Appendix

Aastra 5000 User Manual (75 pages)

Table of Contents

Description of the Phone

Making a Call

Receiving a Call

During the Call

Abbreviated Numbers

Call Lists

Programmable Keys

Call Forwarding Function

Message Function

Voicemail

Alarm Function

Do Not Disturb" Function

Locking the Phone

Phone Settings

Other Functions

Appendices

Installation of the Phone

Aastra 5000 User Manual (69 pages)

Table of Contents

Description of the Phone

Making a Call

Receiving a Call

During the Call

Abbreviated Numbers

Call Logs

Programmable Keys

Call Forwarding Function

Message Function

Voicemail

Alarm Function

Do Not Disturb" Function

Locking the Phone

Phone Settings

Other Functions

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