Nortel 7210 - Manual

Nortel 7210

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Contents
  • Page 4 – Appendix A
  • Page 6 – Introduction; Model; This document applies to telephone software version
  • Page 9 – Operation; Selecting a Call Appearance; Idle; Automatic Call Appearance Selection; Spkr; Manual Call Appearance Selection; Dialing; Hot Key Dialing
  • Page 10 – Last Number Redial; Select REDIAL to redial the last number.; Using the Call Log –; Press a Speed Dial key to dial a number.; Using DSS Keys; Press an idle DSS key to dial the selected station number.
  • Page 11 – Call Preference; Ringing; Ringing Control
  • Page 13 – Conf; Conferencing a Held Call
  • Page 15 – Unanswered Incoming Calls; Viewing the Call Log; Call
  • Page 16 – Shortcut to the Unanswered Call Log
  • Page 17 – Dialing a Call Log Entry
  • Page 19 – Placing and Answering Calls; Muting the Microphone; Mute
  • Page 20 – Receiving Voice Announce Calls; Voice Announce is disabled when you are on an active; CAUTION; UNANS
  • Page 22 – Installation; Network Connection; NET; PC Connection; PC
  • Page 24 – Initialization
  • Page 25 – Alias; SPID Entry
  • Page 26 – Parameter Download; Note; Automatic Button Detection; Firmware Updates
  • Page 27 – Using Local Inspect to Verify Keys
  • Page 28 – Voice Mode; – selects handset or headset operation; Preset Volume Levels; – sets handset and headset volume levels,; Display Contrast; – adjusts the contrast of the display for best visibility; Call Log Password; – sets or removes a password to control entry into; Voice Announce; – enables or disables automatic call answering by
  • Page 29 – Installation Options; MODE
  • Page 30 – Disabling IP Configuration via DHCP
  • Page 31 – Manual IP Configuration
  • Page 34 – Automatic Update
  • Page 35 – Manual Update
  • Page 36 – Update from a Client PC; To enable flash updates:
  • Page 37 – Telnet
  • Page 38 – Green; – Call Appearance or DSS.; Red; – Unused or Speed Dial.
  • Page 39 – Call Appearance / Directory Number Keys; directory number; You can press the; Originating DN
  • Page 40 – OUT; default value for all keys.; Feature Activator Keys
  • Page 41 – DSS Keys; removes all digits, allowing you to start over.
  • Page 42 – Speed Dial Keys; character. The first pause in a dial string; |BKSP PAUSE FA
  • Page 43 – removes all digits, allowing you to start over. A Speed; CACH
  • Page 45 – disabled; Selecting Incoming Directory Numbers
  • Page 46 – Selecting Alerting Patterns; ANY; Automatic Muting
  • Page 47 – Starting a Download
  • Page 49 – Record your password for future reference.; Removing the Password; What to do if you lose your password; This option will clear all programmed numbers and settings; PASSWORD SET
  • Page 50 – ALL SETTINGS CLEARED
  • Page 51 – Administration Options
  • Page 52 – Keys; Call Appearance/Directory Number Key
  • Page 53 – DSS Key
  • Page 54 – Speed Dial Key; Directory Numbers; Message W aiting Indicator
  • Page 55 – Hardware Version
  • Page 56 – MAC Address; Optional Equipment Version
  • Page 57 – Display and LED Indicators; LCD Display
  • Page 62 – User Options; USER OPTIONS \
  • Page 63 – Speed Dial
  • Page 64 – Speed Dial Programming; Pauses
  • Page 66 – Moving a Directory Entry; Deleting a Directory Entry
  • Page 68 – Ringing Control for Individual Call Appearances; Always
  • Page 69 – RING
  • Page 70 – Handset/Headset Preset Volume Levels
  • Page 71 – Speakerphone Transmit Level
  • Page 73 – Creating/Changing Your Password; If you need to make corrections, select
  • Page 74 – PASSWORD CLEARED
  • Page 75 – Troubleshooting; No Network Connection; Network Error; NO ETHERNET CONNECTION
  • Page 76 – IP Lease Expiration
  • Page 77 – Setup Wizard; or call Tone Commander at; Ordering Manually; Key Assignments; Where to Go for Help
  • Page 78 – Recommended Button Assignments; Network
  • Page 79 – INSTL
  • Page 82 – USER
  • Page 83 – Tone Commander Product Warranty
  • Page 85 – Factory Default Settings
  • Page 87 – Appendix E; Important Safety Instructions
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Summary

Page 2 - Contents

Tone Commander 7210/7220 User Manual i Contents Introduction ...................................................................................... 1 General Features ............................................................................ 1Controls and Indicators...................................

Page 4 - Appendix A

Tone Commander 7210/7220 User Manual iii Troubleshooting ............................................................................. 70 No Network Connection................................................................. 70DHCP Error..................................................................

Page 6 - Introduction; Model; This document applies to telephone software version

Tone Commander 7210/7220 User Manual 1 Introduction General Features ________________________ Tone Commander 7210 and 7220 IP Centrex VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) Telephones are easy to use multiline terminals that providesophisticated ISDN services over managed IP networks. Thetelephones sup...

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