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Notice to European customers:
For complete safety notice see the document
Installation Guide Mitel MiVoice 6920 IP Phone.
Safety Instructions
Save these instructions.
Read these safety instructions before use!
Note: When using your telephone or connected equipment, the
following basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce
risk of fire, electrical shock and other personal injury.
•
Follow instructions in the equipment’s user
guide or other documentation.
•
Always install equipment in a location and
environment for which it is designed.
•
For mains powered telephones: Only operate
with the mains power voltage indicated. If you
are uncertain of the type of power supplied to the
building, consult property management or your
local power company.
•
For mains powered telephones: Avoid placing
the telephone’s power cable where it can be
exposed to mechanical pressure as this may
damage the cable. If the power supply cord or
plug is damaged, disconnect the product and
contact qualified service personnel.
•
Headsets used with this equipment must comply
with EN/IEC 60950-1 and for Australia AS/NZS
609050.1-2003.
•
Do not make any changes or modifications to
equipment without seeking approval from the
party responsible for compliance. Unauthorized
changes or modifications could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
•
Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in
the vicinity of the leak.
•
Do not spill liquid of any kind on the product or
use the equipment near water, for example, near
a bathtub, washbowl, and kitchen sink, in a wet
basement or near a swimming pool.
•
Do not insert any object into equipment slots that
is not part of the product or auxiliary product.
•
Do not disassemble the product. Contact a
qualified service agency when service or repair
work is required.
•
Do not use a telephone (other than cordless type
during an electrical storm).
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Disposal of the product
Your product should not be placed in municipal
waste. Please check local regulations for disposal of
electronic products.
Power Adapters
The phone can be powered either from a 48 V DC
power adapter (sold separately) or via the network
PoE according to IEEE 802.3af.
•
50006814 (Universal)
•
50006824 (Europe)
•
50006822 (North America)
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Mitel 6920
Quick Reference Guide
Top part of
the display
Showing the labels for the top softkeys
including Line keys.
Middle and
right side of
the dispaly
The phone number, name and personal
number profile of the user, calling party,
traffic cases, time and date.
Bottom part
of the
display
Showing the labels for the bottom softkeys.
This is the default configuration of the
softkeys, but it can be different in your
telephony system.
Phone Keys
a
6920 Handset
b
Speaker
c
Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)
d
Goodbye Key
a
b
c
d
f
e
g
h
m
l
i
j
k
n
o
p
q
r
This Quick Reference Guide includes short descriptions
on how to use the basic features with a MX-ONE system.
More features and technical requirements are available
in the User Guide.
The complete User Guide is available in
electronic format on www.mitel.com
Read the safety instruction before use!
e
Redial Key
f
Hold Key
g
Mute Key
h
Speaker/Headset Key
i
Directory Key
j
Call History Key
k
Voicemail Key
l
Settings Key
m
Volume Control
n
Dialpad
o
Programmable Keys
p
LCD Screen
q
Context-Sensitive Softkeys
r
Navigation Keys/Select Button
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Navigation
Navigation
Up and down key: scroll in the
menus and lists.
Left arrow key: go back.
Right arrow: select the option.
Log On and Log Off
Log On to the system
Log on:
Press the LogOn softkey.
Enter own extension number as
Username. Press Done.
If a PIN code is initiated in MX-ONE,
there will be a Password prompt.
Enter your PIN code as Password
and press Done.
If you do not know your
extension number or your PIN,
contact your system
administrator.
Your extension number and name
is shown on the display when the
log on is successful.
Log off the phone
Log off:
Press the LogOff softkey. Scroll to
choose if you want to keep the
incoming- and outgoing call lists or
not. Press Select softkey.
If the logoff is successful, the display
indicates No service.
Note: If you don’t clear the call lists,
someone else that logs on with
another extension number on your
phone can see your call lists.
Change of PIN code
You can change the PIN code used for logging on to the
telephony system.
Change the PIN code: Enter *74*old PIN*new PIN#
A text message on the display
confirms if the change was
successful.
Incoming Calls
Answer Calls
Answer:
Handsfree mode:
Press the Answer softkey
.
Answer a second
incoming call:
Press the flashing line key (requries
that Free on second is activated).
Free on Second:
The function Free on Second is
activate as default.
•
Deactivate Free on Second
1. Press Services softkey and
select Free on second line.
2. Select Deactivate.
•
Activate Free on Second
1. Press Services softkey and
select Free on second line.
2. Select Activate.
End call:
or
Reject call:
Press the Ignore softkey.
Answer a call to a
monitored extension
(MNS/DMN key)
The lamp at the MNS/DMN key
flashes and a short ring signal may
be heard.
Press the MNS/DMN key to display
the calling part (number/name)1.
Press the MNS/DMN key to answer
the call.
1. This function requires a setting in the call manager. Please
contact your system administrator.
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Answer a call to a
monitored extension
(MNS/DMN key),
while you already
have an ongoig call.
The lamp at the MNS/DMN key
flashes and a short ring signal may
be heard.
Put the ongoing call (L1) on hold.
Press
.
Press the MNS/DMN key to answer
the call on L2.
Picking Up Calls
Call Pick-up:
extension number. Press
Dial. Wait for a busy tone and press
the More > CallPickUp softkey.
or
extension number. Press
Dial. Wait for a busy tone and press
8.
France: 0, Sweden: 6, New Zealand:
4.
Group Call-Pick-up:
Press the Group Monitoring key
Name and number of the first call
is shown in the display.
Press the Group Monitoring key
to answer the call.
or
*8 #
Finland and Sweden: * 0 #
U.S.A. and Canada: * 59 #
Missed Calls
Missed call
indication:
Missed calls are indicated by the
Missed Call text in the display.
Check missed calls:
Press the Callers list
.
Scroll with the navigation key
Select Missed.
Press the navigation key right
arrow
to wanted number
or name.
Press Quit/
or
to exit the call list.
Outgoing Calls
Make Calls
Internal calls:
Extension number. Press
Dial.
External calls:
External access code +
External number. Press Dial.
Dial by contact:
(Local Directory)
Press the Directory key .
Press the navigation key
to
view the entries or enter the first
letter in the name.
Press Dial
.
Dial by callers list
(incoming calls):
Press the Callers list
.
Press the navigation key right
arrow
to wanted number
or name.
Press Dial.
Dial by shortcut
(speed dial):
Press the softkey. Press More to get
to next page with shortcuts.
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Redial last external
number:
* * *
Press Dial
Finland and Sweden: * * 0
Redial from outgoing
calls list:
Press
.
Press the navigation key right
arrow
to wanted number or
name.
Press Dial.
Callback
The busy extension calls back when free.
Order:
Press the CallBack softkey.
or
Press 6
France, New Zealand, Sweden: 5
The called extension is free but does not answer.
Order:
Press the CallBack softkey
.
Cancel all callbacks:
# 37 # Press Dial
Cancel single callback:
# 37 * Extension
number #
.
U.S.A. and Canada: # 6 *
Outgoing Calls
Make Calls (Continued)
Call Waiting
A call waiting signal is sent to the busy number.
Order:
Press 5 or
press More > CallWaiting
softkey.
If you hear a ring tone, keep the
handset off hook.
France, New Zealand: 6
Sweden: 4
Cancel call waiting:
Call Waiting signal is indicated by CAW tones during an
ongoing call.
Answer:
Hang up the ongoing call, and the
phone will ring for the waiting call.
Intrusion
Intrude a busy extension to ask the party to hang up.
Activate:
Press 4 or
Press More > Intrusion softkey.
France, New Zealand, Sweden: 8
Bypass
Bypass Diversion (e.g. Follow-me) on a specific
extension.
Activate:
*60* Desired number #
U.S.A. and Canada: *1*...
During Calls
Put on Hold
Ongoing call:
Press
.
Resume a call:
Press the Pickup softkey.
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Inquiry
Ongoing call:
Press Xfer softkey, enter the
number to the 3rd party. Press L2
and wait for answer.
Switch between calls: Press the line key that holds the call
you want to retrieve.
Conference
Ongoing call:
Press Xfer softkey, enter the
number to the 3rd party. Press a
free Line key and after answer
press the More > Conference
softkey.
or
After answer press 3
The number of participants is
shown in the display.
Repeat to add more participants.
Transfer
Ongoing call:
Press the Xfer context sensitive
softkey, enter the number to the 3rd
party.
Press L2 and press Xfer context
sensitive softkey once again (either
before or after answer) to transfer
the call.
or
To do a direct transfer to a pre-
programmed extension, press the
pre-programmed softkey Xfer/
SpeadDial.
Encrypted call
Ongoing call:
When a padlock is shown in the
display, the speech is encrypted to
and from the phone.
Diversion
Follow-me
Order Follow-me and External Follow-me
Order Follow-me
from own extension:
Press the Diversion softkey.
Select Follow-me. Enter the new
answering position number and
press Save.
A confirmation text is shown in the
display. The lamp at the Diversion
softkey is lit.
Order external
Follow-me:
Press the Diversion softkey.
Select External Follow-me. Enter
the external line code and the
number. Press Save.
A confirmation text is shown in the
display. The lamp at the Diversion
softkey is lit.
Cancel Follow-me and External Follow-me
When any kind of diversion is active, the lamp at the
Diversion softkey is lit.
Cancel Follow-me:
Press the Diversion softkey.
The lamp is switched off.
Cancel External
Follow-me:
Press the Diversion softkey.
The lamp is switched off.
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Individual Do Not Disturb (DND)
You can activate this feature when you do not want to
be disturbed. Then anyone trying to call you will get
busy or will be forwarded to the diversion position if it
is defined by the system administator.
Order
Do Not Disturb:
Press the Diversion softkey.
Scroll with navigation key
to Do Not Disurb.
Press Select
“Do Not Disturb” will be shown in
the display and the lamp at the
Diversion softkey is lit.
Cancel:
Press the Diversion key. The lamp
at the Diversion softkey is turned
off.
Group Do Not Disturb
From an extension with a certain class of service it is
possible to set do not disturb for a group of extensions.
Calls to the extensions in the group will not be
indicated.
Order group do not
distrurb:
* 25*group
number#
Press Dial.
Germany, South Africa, North
America: *28*group number#
Cancel:
# 25*group
number#
Press Dial
Germany, South Africa, North
America: #28*group number#
Direct Diversion/Diversion on no
answer/Diversion on busy
You can activate the feature when you want your calls to
be forwarded to a predifined answering position. This
feature is only avilalable if the system administrator has
enabled it.
Direct Diversion:
Order Direct
Diversion
Press the Diversion softkey.
Select Direct Diversion. The
destination number is shown.
Press Select
The lamp at the Diversion softkey is
lit.
or
* 21#
Press Dial
.
Cancel Direct
Diversion:
Press the Diversion softkey.
The lamp at the Diversion softkey is
switched off.
or
# 21#
Press Dial
.
Diversion on no answer
Order Diversion on
no answer:
Press the Diversion softkey.
Scroll with navigation key
to Div on no answer. The
destination number is shown.
Press Select.
Press Exit
or
* 211#
Press Dial
.
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Cancel Diversion on
no answer:
Press the Diversion softkey
Scroll with navigation key
to Div on no answer.
Press Select
Press Exit
or
# 211#
Press Dial
.
Diversion on busy
Order Diversion on
busy:
Press the Diversion softkey.
Scroll with navigation key
to Div on busy. The destination
number is shown
Press Select
or
* 212#
Press Dial
.
Cancel Diversion on
busy:
Press the Diversion softkey
Scroll with navigation key
to Div on busy
Press Select
or
# 212#
Press Dial
,
Direct Diversion/Diversion on no
answer/Diversion on busy
Presence Information
Select absence
reason: With return
date / time
Press the Diversion softkey.
Select Presence. Select the wanted
reason for absence and enter time
or date for return. Press Set.
A confirmation text is shown in the
display. The lamp at the Diversion
softkey is lit.
Select absence
reason: Without
return date / time
Press the Diversion softkey.
Select Presence. Select the wanted
reason for absence. Press Set.
A confirmation text is shown in the
display. The lamp at the Diversion
softkey is lit.
Cancel:
Press the Diversion softkey.
The lamp is switched off.
Personal Number
A number of answering positions can be defined in a
personal number profile. Up to 5 profiles can be
defined. You select the wanted profile from your
telephone.
When somebody calls your normal office phone
number the call will be announced on the telephones
defined in your active profile.
The profiles can be defined by user via CMG Office Web
or by the the system administator.
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Order or change
profile from own
extension:
Press the Services softkey.
Select Profile.
Select the wanted profile from the
list.
#profile number or name is shown
on the top row in the display, e.g. #1
or InOffice.
Deactivate:
Press the Services softkey.
Select No Profile.
#profile number is removed from
the top row in the display.
Advanced Features
Mobile
The key Mobile is used to activate the Mobile Link
functionality. Mobile Link allows you to pair the deskphone
with your mobile phone and to move the audio (speaker
and microphone function) between the deskphone and the
mobile phone (requires Bluetooth to be enabled on both
phones).
Account Code
New external call:
* 61 * Account code
# external number.
Press Dial
Norway and Finland: * 71 *...
Ongoing
external call:
Press
(Hold)
Press a free Line key and Dial
* 61 * Account code # and
wait for confirmation tone for valid
code.
Clear the line used for entering the
account code.
Press the line key that holds the
call.
Norway and Finland: * 71 *...
Personal Number
Authorization Code
Common Authorization Code
Dialing:
* 72 * Authorization
code #
Press Dial and wait for verification
tone. Dial external number.
Canada; U.S.A: * 6 *...
Austria, Germany, The
Netherlands: * 75 *...
Locking extension:
* 73 * Authorization
code #Press Dial
.
Canada; U.S.A: * 71 *...
Unlocking extension:
# 73 *
Authorization code #
Press Dial
.
Individual Authorization Code
Dialing from own
extension:
* 75 * Authorization
code #
Press Dial and wait for verification
tone. Dial external number.
Austria, Germany, The
Netherlands: * 72 *...
Dialing from other
extension:
* 75 * Authorization
code * own extension number #
Press Dial and wait for verification
tone. Dial external number.
Austria, Germany, The
Netherlands: * 72 *...
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Locking extension:
* 76 * Authorization
code #
Press Dial
.
Unlocking extension:
# 76 *
Authorization code #
Press Dial
.
General Deactivation
Deactivate all
activated features:
# 001 #
Press Dial
U.S.A. and Canada: * 0 #
Lock
By pressing the Lock key the user can block the phones from
being used by others until the password has been entered
on the keypad.
Authorization Code (Continued)
Boss Secretary
In this section, it is assumed that a personal number list
1 (profile 1) and a personal number list 2 (profile 2) are set
up in MX-ONE. Profile 1 includes the number of the
secretary and is used when the feature is active. Profile 2
has not the secretary’s number included.
Abbreviations:
Extension number of the boss:
Extension number of the secretary:
Personal Number: PEN
The label at the key representing the PEN key starts with
a minus (-) character.
Activate the Boss
Secretary feature on
the secretary’s
telephone.
Press the PEN softkey
The lamp at the PEN softkey is lit
and the text Service Requested is
shown in the display
On the phone of the boss the
personal number list with the boss
secretary feature#1 is shown in the
display. The lamp at the PEN key is
lit.
The calls to the boss, are
announced on the secretary’s
telephone and the display shows
Via: or
Deactivate the Boss
Secretary feature on
the secretary’s
telephone
Press the PEN softkey
The lamp at the PEN softkey is
turned off and the text Service
Requested is shown in the display.
On the phone of the boss the
personal number profile without
the boss secretary feature #2 is
show in the display. The lamp at the
PEN key is turned off.
The calls to the boss, are
announced on the telephone of the
boss.
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Activate the Boss
Secretary feature on
the telephone of the
boss
Press the PEN softkey.
The text Service Requested is
shown in the display and the lamp
at the PEN softkey is lit.
In the display, the active personal
number list #1is shown.
On the secretary’s telephone the
lamp is lit at the PEN softkey.
The calls to the boss, are
announced on the secretary’s
telephone.
Deactivate the Boss
Secretary feature on
the telephone of the
boss
Press the PEN softkey.
The text Service Requested is
shown in the display and the lamp
at the PEN softkey is turned off.
In the display, the personal number
profile without the boss secretary
feature #2 is shown.
On the secretary’s telephone the
lamp is also switched off at the PEN
softkey.
The calls to the boss, are
announced on the telephone of the
boss.
Monitoring of Extensions
Monitoring of Extensions (MNS)
Other extensions can be monitored from softkeys on
your telephone. The monitoring keys are called MNS
keys.
When the monitored extension is busy the field is lit in
red, and if the exetension is free the field is lit in green.
Answer a call to the
monitored extension.
The lamp at the MNS softkey is
flashing. Press the softkey to
answer the call.
Boss Secretary(Continued)
Diversion/Deflect Monitoring (DMN)
Calls that are Diverted or Deflected from your phone
can be monitored from a softkey on your phone. This
monitoring key is called DMN.
Shared Call Appearance (SCA)
The SCA feature allows a group of terminals to control
the incoming and outgoing calls on a common line.
Your extension number can be represented on a SCA
key on other extensions in your work group. Any
member can answer calls to your SCA line and make
outgoing calls on the SCA line.
A member that have an active call, can put the call on
hold and it can be retrived from any member in the
group. This is a simple way to exchange/move calls
between the members.
Any member in the work group can initiate a
conference by barge into an active SCA line. This feature
is enabled by the system administrator.
If your phone is monitoring other members with SCA
lines, these SCA lines are represented on softkeys.
Lamp indications:
Main rule: Green light when it is your call. Red light
when somebody else in the SCA group has the active
call. This is valid for the L1 and L2keys but when a SCA
line is represented on a softkey, only red light can be
shown. The table below describes the L1-L2 keys:
Steady green light:
Active call. You are the owner of the
call.
Steady red light
Active call. Somebody else in the
SCA group is the owner of the call.
Fast flashing green
light:
Incoming call. Anyone in the SCA
group can answer the call.
Slow flashing green
light
Parked call. You have parked the
call from your terminal.
Slow flashing red
light
Parked call. Somebody else in the
SCA group has parked the call.
Monitoring of Extensions
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Traffic cases:
Answer an incoming
call on a SCA line
Press the SCA key that is flashing
(green fast flashing).
Make an outgoing
call from a SCA line:
Press the SCA key, enter the digits
and press Dial.
Park and retrieve the
call
The member that has the active call
presses
. The SCA key
flashes slowly with green light.
Any member in the group can
retrieve the call by pressing the
SCA key that is flashing slowly with
red light.
Conferencing
A member in the group wants to
participate in an active call. The
member presses the SCA key with
the active call indicated with red
steady light. (The feature has to be
enabled by the system
administrator).
Extra Directory Number (EDN)
The system administrator can assign one or several
extra directory numbers (lines) to your telephone. The
extra directory number is represented on a line key or a
softkey.
Make a call from a
EDN line:
Press the wanted EDN line or
shortcut key. Enter the number,
press Dial.
Answer a call to an
EDN line:
Press the EDN key that is flashing.
Shared Call Appearance
Call Park Pool
You can park a call and transfer the call at a specific
directory number (also called Call Park Pool) and any
extension can pick up the call. If the call is not picked up
within a few minutes, the call will recall your extension.
Transfer the call to
the call park pool:
You have an active call. Press the
Xfer softkey to put the call on hold.
Dial the number to the call park
pool. Note the number (here called
B-number) that shows up on the
display. Press the Xfer softkey to
transfer the call.
Inform the person that shall take
the call that he/she shall pickup the
call on number (B-number).
Pick up a call that is
parked in the call
park pool
Dial the B-number that you
received from your collegue. When
you hear the busy tone press More
> CallPickUp softkey to pick up
the call.
Intercom
The system adminstrator can initiate an intercom
connection on a softkey on your phone. When you
press the key, a call is set up towards a predefined party
and it is answered automatically.
Initiate an Intercom
call:
Press the Intercom softkey.
Answer an Intercom
call
The Intercom key is flashing, a ring
signal is heard and the call is
answered automatically.
You hear the other party in the
speaker, but the other party cannot
hear you and the mute key is lit.
You have to press the mute key
to let the other party
hear you.
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Voice Mail
Messages/Voice Mail
Call voice mail system
(e.g. record greeting
announcement):
Press the Services key. Select
VoiceMail.
Listen to received
messages:
The message waiting lamp is
slowly blinking and an envelope is
displayed when there is a pending
message.
Press the MessageWaiting softkey
Settings in the Telephone
Shortcut Keys
Do not program new shortcut keys from the phone,
because this programming can interfere with the keys used
by the system. Use the Web Interface to program the
shortcuts:
Operation > Softkeys and XML
Normally you can program bottom keys with key number 9
and higher
Normally you can program top keys with key number 2 or
higher.
A shortcut programmed by the user may be overwritten
by the system if the administrator later sets a new key
there.
The only type of shortcut that a user normally shall
program is speed dial keys with a phone number or a
procedure.
Program a new
shortcut
Use the web interface. See above
Delete shortcut:
Settings > Speed
Dial Edit Press the key to delete
and select Remove
Volume
Adjust volume during
a call:
Press
Adjust ringing
volume:
Press
when in idle
mode.
Time and Date
Set time format:
Settings> Time and
Date > Time Format
Set date format:
Settings>Time and
Date > Date Format.
Silent Ringing and Mute
Switch off ring signal: Press the left Volume key until the
volyme is off.
Note: Ring signal is switched off
until the right Volume key is
pressed
Mute microphone
during call:
Press
Display Language
Change terminal
language:
Change system
language:
Settings > Language
> Screen Language
Enter * 08 *n# to inform the
system about the language
Press Dial
n = language number. Contact the
system administrator.
Change keypad
characters:
Settings>
Language > Input Language.
MX-ONE - Mitel 6920
Mitel 6920 Quick Reference Guide
English
Directories (Contacts)
Corporate Directory
The system administrator will most likely have set
CorpDir on a softkey.
Search for a
contact:
Press the CorpDir softkey
In Corporate directory, you get
prompted for “Name or Phone:” and
Organization. If you want to search
only by last name, enter e.g. the first
letter of the last name.
If you want to search only by first
name, enter a comma (press 1 seven
times) followed by e.g. the first letter
of the first name.
If you want to search by full name,
enter e.g. the first letter of the last
name and then the first letter of the
first name separated by a space (press
* twice).
Then press softkey Search. The search
result is shown in the form of a list of
names. Scroll in the list to the wanted
contact.
Call from Corporate
directory:
Scroll in the search result list to the
wanted contact and press softkey
Dial to call.
Local Directory (Contacts)
Add contact:
Press the Directory key
Press Add New
Enter a name and number
Press Save
Edit contact:
Press the Directory key
.
Select the wanted Contact
Press Change and edit the name or
number .
Press Save
Delete contact:
Press the Directory key
.
Select the wanted Contact
Press Delete and confirm with Yes
Web interface
Using the Web Interface
Log On:
Open a web browser on your PC.
Enter the IP address of the phone in
the address field in the web browser.
The log on window pops up
userid: user
password: blank is the default
password.
Find out the
phone IP address:
Settings> Phone
Status >
IP & MAC address
Enter the IP address into the address
field in the web browser in your PC.
Local Directory (Contacts) (Continued)
MiVoice MX-ONE - Mitel 6920
FCC Statement (U.S.A.)
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
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HAC (Hearing Aid Compatible)
Subject to change without prior notice.
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please contact your Mitel Certified Sales Partner.
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