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Interference

Using a cell, mobile, or GSM telephone, or a two-way radio in close proximity to an Avaya IP Telephone might cause interference.

Security

See http://support.avaya.com/security to locate and/or report known vulnerabilities in Avaya products. See http://support.avaya.com to locate the latest software patches and upgrades. For information about secure configuration of equipment and mitigation of toll fraud threats, see the Avaya Toll Fraud and Security Handbook at http://support.avaya.com.

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Contents Avaya 3720 Dect Telephone Security Contents Dtmf Avaya 3720 Dect Telephone User Guide 10/2010 Contents Avaya 3720 Dect Telephone User Guide 10/2010 Important Safety Information Sensitive Electronic Environment EU/EFTA onlyIntended use Regulatory Compliance Statements EU/EFTA onlyPermission and Conformity FCC compliance statements Portables without Portables with BluetoothRegulatory Compliance Statements USA and Canada only Modifications Exposure to Radio Frequency SignalsInformation to User Hearing Aid CompatibilityFrequency Range Power SupplySafety Precautions Usage Cordless Telephone BatteryEnvironmental Requirements Chemical Resistance Introduction Functions and AccessoriesAccessories FunctionsAvaya 3720 Dect Telephone User Guide 11/2010 Descriptions Description of the cordless telephoneAvaya 3720 Dect Telephone Charging the telephone in Desktop charger ChargersDesktop Charger Telephone disconnection Rackmount ChargerTelephone charging Example of a display configuration in idle mode Icons and Text in the DisplayIcons Menu icons Keys and Buttons Key Capital letter Small letter Alphanumeric KeysSoft Keys Text input mode AccessoriesIdle mode, and number input mode Belt ClipsLeather Casing HeadsetMenu Tree CallsMenu Tree Contacts Settings Call DTMF1 Lock/Unlock the Keypad in Idle mode Switch the Telephone On/OffTurn the Audible Signal On/Off Basic OperationUnlock keypad Lock/Unlock the TelephoneLock/Unlock the Keypad during a call Unlocking the telephoneAnswer a Call CallingIncoming Call Decline a CallDial a Number directly Post-Dial Outgoing CallDial a Number Pre-Dial Dial a Number from the Call listDial a Name from the Central Phonebook Adjust the Volume during a CallDuring a Call Open Contacts during the CallStart a New Call during Conversation Switch between CallsTurn the Microphone on/off during a Call Select Microphone offStarting a Conference Call Transfer a CallTransfer to new Call Select Transfer to new callLoudspeaking Function Call BackCall Waiting Select Call backVoice Mail Call DiversionGeneral Purpose Check the Voice Mail inboxCall a Number from Call list Menu OperationCall List Edit Number from Call list before starting a callDelete Number from the Call list View the Time of a CallSave Number Delete all entries from the Call listCall Time Call ServicesMissed calls Divert CallsStart a Priority Call Call ContactAdd Contact General PurposeAdd New Contact Edit ContactDelete Contact Add from Call ListCentral Phonebook Sound and AlertSelect Sound & Alerts Select Vibrating alert Turn the Vibrator on/offSet the Key Sound Select Sound & Alerts Select Key soundContrast DisplayTime & Date Set Time FormatActivate the Automatic Key Lock Phone Lock settingsSet Local Time and Date Format Activate the Phone LockAnswering Key AnsweringChange PIN Code Answering behaviorChange Owner ID Charger Actions when in CallChange the Menu Language Select In charger Select Call behaviorSwitch off While Charging Charger Actions when not in CallRedirect Calls when placed in Charger Deactivate the Charging ModeSubscribe System SystemChange System Select Change SystemRename System Device infoUnsubscribe System PriorityInformation Code Admin menuAdvanced Functions Software Upgrade System HandlingError or warning messages TroubleshootingOperational problems Fault Probable cause Action or commentPDM/AIWS Operating Area Accessibility and Voice QualityOperation Notice Out of RangeReplace the Battery MaintenanceCharge the Battery Attach the Hinge-type Clip Click-on the clipAvaya 3720 Dect Telephone User Guide 11/2010 Avaya 3720 Dect Telephone LED Product presentation Turn loudspeaking function on/off Menu Navigate the menu Accessories Index Icon PIN code Quick Reference Guide
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