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INDEX

Numbers

3108 Wireless Telephone display icons 23

graphic showing open, front, and back views 16

graphic showing side, top, and bottom views 17

initial configuration of 27 VoIP operation 15

3Com NBX System 27

A

Account Choice 30 administrator, definition 8 approved channels 27 Auto Attendant, definition 8 Auto Detect 32

available characters in text mode 25

B

battery charging 11 compartment for 16 installing 11

level indicator 23 type of 19

C

call forwarding 41 call log 39

menu 44 call mute 40 call transfer 40 call waiting 41 connection status 21 conventions, documentation 8

D

date setting 34

debug statistics 63 deleting characters 24

E

earphone jack location of 17

E-Mail menu 45 e-mail settings 62 encryption, See security 29

entering digits, *, and # characters 24 entering letters and special characters 24 Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID) 29

F

FCC channel restrictions 27

H

Hotspot Choice 30

I

icons

3108 Wireless Telephone display 23 Internet Telephony Service Provider (ITSP) 27 IP settings 29

K

keypad lock 23

L

LCD brightness setting 37 LED indicators 26 logging out 64

N

NAT Settings 30 network profile 59, 61

activating 32

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Contents 3C10408A WL-108 NBX Networked Telephony Solutions 3Com 3108 Wireless Telephone GuideUnited States Government Legends 3Com Corporation 350 Campus Drive Marlborough, MAContents Enus Troubleshooting Page Menus About this GuideLists conventions that are used throughout this guide ConventionsTerm Definition Icon Type DescriptionVoiceTechCommComments@3com.com About this Guide Getting Started Installing and Charging the BatteryPower-Saving PoweringCare Maintenance Phone On and OffCare and Maintenance Getting Started Wlan Operation Placing a Call via a SIP Proxy Server 3COM 3108 Wireless TelephoneDescription 3108 Wireless Telephone Side, Top, and Bottom Views 3Com 3108 Wireless Telephone Specifications SpecificationsDsss Ofdm LCD 3COM 3108 Wireless Telephone Checking Learning to USE Your PhoneConnection Status VoIP operationVolume AdjustingMaking a Call Answering a CallLock Feature Using the KeypadUsing the Icons To release the keypad lock, press and holdLearning to USE Your Phone Key Characters in the Order Displayed Switching Between Numeric and Text ModeIndicators Using LED StatusStoring Names Numbers in YourConfiguration Initial Handset ConfigurationOverview Entering Network Profile SettingsPress Menu and then press WPA2 select WPA2 Tkip or WPA2 AES Network dependent Setting DescriptionEnter User Name and Password Setting DescriptionSecondary DNS Press Option to Edit Advanced lists the Advanced settings you can configureNetwork Profile Activating aTop of the list Set the time Personalizing Your PhoneSet the time as described in Table PressSet the Date Set the Time FormatSet the Date Format Mode and Ring Setting the RingSet the Ring Mode ToneImage Select Menu and go to Settings Display Setting WallpaperConditions BacklightSet the brightness as described in Table Personalizing Your Phone Viewing Recent Calling FeaturesCalls Returning anSelect To return a missed callPressTo Press To select On and then press To activate Call WaitingTo activate any of the call forwarding functions Select Menu and go to Settings Call Settings Call ForwardPhonebook MenusCall Log Feature Description Search Phonebook SearchReceived calls Edit Phonebook EditAn established e-mail account MailAddress directly or Add By the Phonebook , write the Content Option to Reply, Reply with Log reply Feature DescriptionSpeed Dial Shows the options you have for Profile settingsProfile Directly assigning a key to a Speed DialProfile Secure Setup Profile Password Profile Profile PasswordFeature Description Language Settings Language Press Set to confirm your setting or pressSettings Clock Time Settings ClockSettings Clock Date Settings Clock Time FormatAlarm Time Alarm Clock Settings Alarm ClockMode Settings Call Settings Call Waiting Call Settings Settings Call SettingsSettings Call Settings Call Forward Settings Call Settings Block Caller IDSettings Sound Settings Speed Dial Settings Speed DialSettings Sound Settings Speaker Volume Settings Sound Settings Warning ToneSettings Display Settings Wallpaper Settings Display SettingsSettings Display Settings Greeting Settings Display Settings LCD Off TimeTools Menus WEB Configuration Checking Wireless Accessing the WebUtility Network StatusSetting. All entries are then removed from the Phone Book Wireless NetworkYou can Configure or Remove a SIP Account SIP SettingsPhone Settings Phone SettingsMail Settings Upgrade Bootcode Password Reboot PhoneLogout Are within range of the Wlan signal transmitter TroubleshootingUnable to Connect To the NetworkTroubleshooting Regulatory Information Interference Handbook Declaration Manufacturer’sConformity Canada ICDeclaration Conformity Industry Canada IC Emissions Compliance StatementThis equipment may be operated Σχετικεσ Διαταξεισ ΤΗΣ Οδηγιασ 1999/5/ΕΚ Europe Declaration Conformity Languages European ConformityAppendix a Regulatory Information Numbers IndexPassword