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Contents 3Com 3108 Wireless Telephone Guide 3C10408A WL-108 NBX Networked Telephony Solutions3Com Corporation 350 Campus Drive Marlborough, MA United States Government LegendsContents Enus Troubleshooting Page About this Guide MenusTerm Definition ConventionsLists conventions that are used throughout this guide Icon Type DescriptionVoiceTechCommComments@3com.com About this Guide Installing and Charging the Battery Getting StartedCare Maintenance PoweringPower-Saving Phone On and OffCare and Maintenance Getting Started 3COM 3108 Wireless Telephone Wlan Operation Placing a Call via a SIP Proxy ServerDescription 3108 Wireless Telephone Side, Top, and Bottom Views Specifications 3Com 3108 Wireless Telephone SpecificationsDsss Ofdm LCD 3COM 3108 Wireless Telephone Connection Status Learning to USE Your PhoneChecking VoIP operationMaking a Call AdjustingVolume Answering a CallUsing the Icons Using the KeypadLock Feature To release the keypad lock, press and holdLearning to USE Your Phone Switching Between Numeric and Text Mode Key Characters in the Order DisplayedStoring Names Using LED StatusIndicators Numbers in YourOverview Initial Handset ConfigurationConfiguration Press Menu and then press Network Profile SettingsEntering Setting Description WPA2 select WPA2 Tkip or WPA2 AES Network dependentSecondary DNS Setting DescriptionEnter User Name and Password Advanced lists the Advanced settings you can configure Press Option to EditTop of the list Activating aNetwork Profile Set the time as described in Table Personalizing Your PhoneSet the time PressSet the Date Format Set the Time FormatSet the Date Set the Ring Mode Setting the RingMode and Ring ToneSelect Menu and go to Settings Display Setting Wallpaper ImageSet the brightness as described in Table BacklightConditions Personalizing Your Phone Calls Calling FeaturesViewing Recent Returning anPressTo To return a missed callSelect To activate Call Waiting Press To select On and then pressSelect Menu and go to Settings Call Settings Call Forward To activate any of the call forwarding functionsMenus PhonebookReceived calls Feature Description Search Phonebook SearchCall Log Edit Phonebook EditMail An established e-mail accountAddress directly or Add By the Phonebook , write the Content Feature Description Option to Reply, Reply with Log replyProfile Shows the options you have for Profile settingsSpeed Dial Directly assigning a key to a Speed DialFeature Description Language Settings Language Profile Password Profile Profile PasswordProfile Secure Setup Press Set to confirm your setting or pressSettings Clock Date Settings ClockSettings Clock Time Settings Clock Time FormatMode Alarm Clock Settings Alarm ClockAlarm Time Settings Call Settings Call Forward Call Settings Settings Call SettingsSettings Call Settings Call Waiting Settings Call Settings Block Caller IDSettings Sound Settings Speaker Volume Speed Dial Settings Speed DialSettings Sound Settings Settings Sound Settings Warning ToneSettings Display Settings Greeting Settings Display SettingsSettings Display Settings Wallpaper Settings Display Settings LCD Off TimeTools Menus WEB Configuration Utility Accessing the WebChecking Wireless Network StatusWireless Network Setting. All entries are then removed from the Phone BookSIP Settings You can Configure or Remove a SIP AccountPhone Settings Phone SettingsMail Settings Upgrade Bootcode Logout Reboot PhonePassword Unable to Connect TroubleshootingAre within range of the Wlan signal transmitter To the NetworkTroubleshooting Regulatory Information Interference Handbook Conformity Manufacturer’sDeclaration Canada ICThis equipment may be operated Industry Canada IC Emissions Compliance StatementDeclaration Conformity Europe Declaration Conformity Languages European Conformity Σχετικεσ Διαταξεισ ΤΗΣ Οδηγιασ 1999/5/ΕΚAppendix a Regulatory Information Index NumbersPassword
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