User manual

IP Telephone User Guide
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Indicator Type Function
Button /
LED
Do not disturb button.
Pressing this directs all incoming calls to your
voicemail. This can be useful on occasions
when you do not wish to be disturbed, or when
you are away but expecting an important call
and wish to check the message remotely
(through your VoIP provider’s voicemail
system).
Directing calls to voicemail diverts calls
immediately, i.e. the telephone will not ring at
all.
The LED is illuminated red when the phone is
set to divert calls to voicemail.
See
Voicemail on page 33 for additional
information on voicemail configuration.
LED Message waiting indicator.
This indicator is illuminated red when there
are new voicemail messages waiting. See page
32 for details of accessing voicemail.
Button Hold button.
Puts the current call on hold. Press this again
to return to the call.
Button /
LED
Mute button.
Pressing this mutes the audio. The button is
illuminated when the audio is muted.
Button /
LED
Headset button.
This button selects the (optional) headset for
audio. The LED is illuminated when the
headset is in use.
Press this to answer an incoming call using the
headset or to hang up any call using the
headset.
Button /
LED
Speakerphone button.
This button selects the speaker and
microphone for audio. The LED is illuminated
when the speaker is selected.
Press this to answer an incoming call using the
speaker or to hang up any call using the
speaker.
If the headset or the handset is in use then
pressing this switches the audio to the
speaker.
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Button /
LED
The Flexor 500 supports up to four telephone
lines. The buttons are used to switch between
these.
The LED is:
•
Solid green when line available
•
Flashing green when incoming call
•
Solid red when line in use/on call
•
Flashing red when on hold