Mitel 4110 - Manual

A user manual for Mitel’s business feature phones outlines their design as line-powered hands-free telephones tailored for small businesses. The document covers key operational aspects like programmable keys, call recording capabilities, and menu-driven interfaces to support seamless integration with compatible PBX systems such as the Mitel 1000 or 3000 series. Optional enhancements like backlit displays and console keypads are also highlighted for enhanced functionality in operator roles.

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DATA SHEET

A range of Handsfree Business Phones to suit every business need

Mitel

Feature Phones provide a range of enhanced functions enabling the individual user

to optimise their use of the powerful Mitel 3000/1000 communications systems.

Is it for you?

With a range of sets including the Mitel 4110
Telephone (8 key button phone), Mitel 4120
Telephone (16 key button phone) and the Mitel
4100 DSS Console , Mitel has a phone to suit
all user needs.

Specifically designed to meet the needs of small
business’s, the Mitel range of Feature Phones are
designed with an intuitive user interface. The menu
driven interface guides the user through all system
features, reducing training and ensuring all users
make use of the powerful system features.

How it works

The Mitel range of Feature Phones are line powered
by the phone system and do not require external
power for normal operation.

Additional Options

The Mitel 4120 Telephone (16 key button phone)
may be backlit display when used with the power
supply provided.

A 32 button DSS Console may be added to the
Mitel 4120 Telephone (16 key button phone) to
provide an additional 32 programmable keys,
ideal for operator positions.

MITEL

Business Feature Phones

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