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Using the Battery Pack

Nortel IP Phone WLAN Handset 2210 Series and WLAN Handset 6100 Series wireless handsets use rechargeable battery packs. The WLAN Handset 2210 Series handsets have one model of battery pack. The WLAN Handset 6100 Series handsets have three interchangeable models of battery packs, depending on user requirement. Replacement battery packs are available from your supplier or servicing agent.

The WLAN Handset 2210 Series battery pack is composed of Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) and has the following capacity:

•Battery Pack capacity - 4 hours talk time or 70 hours standby

The WLAN Handset 6100 Series battery packs are composed of Lithium Ion and have the following capacity:

•Standard Battery Pack capacity - 4 hours talk time or 80 hours standby

•Extended Battery Pack capacity - 6 hours talk time or 120 hours standby

•Ultra-Extended Battery Pack capacity - 8 hours talk time or 160 hours standby

Attention: Do not dispose of a battery pack with your domestic waste. Take battery packs to an appropriate collection point for recycling, or send them back to your supplier or servicing agent.

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Nortel IP Phone WLAN Handset User Guide (CICM)

NN10042-116 04.01 Standard

4 July 2008

Copyright © 2008 Nortel Networks

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Nortel Networks NN10042-116 manual Using the Battery Pack, Navigation

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Nortel IP Phone Wlan Handset User Guide Cicm Legal Notice Contents Turn the handset on and off Answer a call Additional Call Features 111 Copyright 2008 Nortel Networks Copyright 2008 Nortel Networks Other changes FeaturesThere were no feature changes made to this document New in this releaseNew in this release IP Phone 221x handset controls OverviewNavigation IP Phone 2211 and 2212 handsets IP Phone handset description221x handset controls Control Meaning Page IP Phone 2210 handset IP Phone 2211 handset IP Phone 2212 handset IP Phone 2210 Series Navigation keys IP Phone 6120 handset IP Phone 6140 handset Wlan Handset 6100 Series IP Phone handset controlsIP Phone handset controls Control Meaning Wlan Handset 2210 SeriesIP Phone 2211, 2212, and 6140 handsets IP Phone handset displayIP Phone handset controls cont’d Control Meaning Active/idle state Power offStandby states Active/off-hook stateIP Phone handset modes of operation Error stateActive call state Push-to-talk stateConﬁg Menu ErrorHandset Switchover Active IdleStandby Message AlertPush-to-talk PTT IP Phone handset status indicators, icons, and softkeys Softkey label Description and Action New in this release Outbox InboxCommunication Server CS 2000 Access Point APHardware requirements ServerWlan Charger Wireless Security Switch WSSFirmware for the Wlan Handset 6100 Series UNIStim SecurityCICM-EM Terminal Configuration page for the Wlan Handset CICM-EM User Profile modification page for the Wlan Handset New in this release Cicm menu hierarchy for IP Phone Wlan Handset Cicm menu systemCicm main menu Audio FeatureReset LogoffUser DiagnosticsUse History menu to Reset the Inbox Reset the Outbox Use this item to test the local modeNew in this release Function Key menu Item number Function name Description IP Phone Wlan handset menusFunction key menu User Option menu Function name Description User Option menuType User Option menu cont’d Function name DescriptionNew in this release Navigation Procedure StepsFollow this procedure to turn on the handset Turn the handset on and offTurning off the handset You must be logged out Procedure StepsLogging on PrerequisitesLogging on You must be logged on, and the handset must be active Logging offFollow these steps to log off from the system Logging off Using the Audio menu Using the Audio menu Using the main menu Using the main menu Prerequisites Use the Cicm Feature menuNavigating the Feature menu Follow these steps to navigate the Feature menuFeature Assign menu must be displayed Using the Assign menusPress Key Type Using the Options menus Labeling a feature keyConﬁguring Auto Hide Procedure Steps Auto Hide Assigning a default DN key Procedure StepsEnabling or disabling the Cicm Outbox Procedure Steps Resetting the feature keys to their defaults Use the Cicm Feature menu Testing the local mode Testing the local mode Navigating the User information menus Using the User menuFollow this procedure to access the User submenus Viewing your user name Enabling Auto LoginFollow this procedure to view your user name Follow this procedure to change your log on password Viewing your login typeChanging your password Prerequisites Make a call Using off-hook dialingUsing Predial Follow this procedure to make a callPress the End button Press the Actv soft key Editing the predial numberRedial last number Making a call using a line Making a call using a headsetAnswering a call using a headset Make a call Answer a call Answering a call while using a headsetFollow this procedure to answer a call Press the Power on/Start call key Answer the callTo return to the first telephone call, go to Step Call WaitingEnding a call Ending a call Place a call on hold While on an active callYou must have a call on hold Follow this procedure to retrieve a call that is on holdRetrieve a call on hold Call ParkTransfer a call Call Park on the DN Procedure StepsCall Park on another DN Procedure Steps Follow this procedure to transfer a call to a third partyYou must be on an active call Connect calls using Call JoinSet up a Conference call Unmute a call Follow this procedure to unmute a callPress the FCN key Feature Keys menu appears Mute a callTrace a malicious call Record Caller NumberCall Forward While away from your deskCall forwarding must be activated Follow this procedure to turn off the Call Forward featureInternal Call Forward Turn off Call ForwardTurn off Call Forward While away from your desk Deactivate Make Set Busy Work without interruptionActivate Make Set Busy Make Set Busy feature must be enabled Handset must be active You must have a call in the Inbox Using the InboxUse the Inbox and Outbox You must have assigned the Outbox to a DN key Using the OutboxFollow this procedure to use the Outbox History screen must be displayed Resetting the Inbox or the OutboxUse the Inbox and Outbox Enter an Extension number Using the User Option menuHandset must be in standby mode Select a Language Select Phone Options Enable the Lock Key menuChange the Key Tones Procedure Steps Select Noise Mode Procedure StepsChange the Warning Tones Procedure Steps Change the Keypad Autolock Procedure Steps Change the Display Contrast Procedure StepsSelect Ring Options Select Ring Cadence Procedure Steps Select Ring Tone Procedure Steps Select Ring Volume Procedure Steps Select Ring Delay Procedure Steps Select Vibrate Cadence Procedure StepsSilence the Ring Follow this procedure to silence the handset ringerView the IP address View System InformationView the alias IP address View the server IP address View ﬁrmware information View Terminal TypeYou cannot edit this information Enter text using the dialpad Enter text using the dialpad Handset must be active Follow this procedure to navigate the directoryUse the Cicm Directory Navigating the directoryAdding an entry to the directory Deleting a directory entry Follow this procedure to delete a directory entryEditing a directory entry Follow this procedure to dial a number using the directory Making a call using the DirectoryCall Charge Additional Call FeaturesCharge a call before dialing a call Procedure Steps At the tone, dial the number Charge a call in progress Procedure StepsCharge a call when transferring a call Procedure Steps Enhanced Override Charge a call during a conference call Procedure StepsPrivacy Release Forced Camp-onPush-to-talk Initiate a PTT call Procedure StepsPress End to exit the PTT call You hear the PTT callPush-to-talk Additional Call Features Using the Battery Pack Inserting a battery pack Low battery indicatorRemoving the battery pack Procedure steps Procedure Steps Changing a battery pack during a callCharging the battery pack Prerequisites Wlan Handset 2210 Series Desktop Charger Desktop ChargerWlan Handset 6100 Series Desktop Charger Press End to terminate any calls Single Desktop Charger Procedure StepsDual Desktop Charger Procedure Steps Quad Desktop Charger Procedure Steps Low power indicators Handset maintenanceCleaning the handset Cleaning the Desktop Charger connectors Cleaning the handset connectorCleaning the Desktop Charger Cleaning the Desktop Charger Desktop Charger Terms you should know Fixed key Feature Access Codes FACFeature Keys menu FCN keyPage Nortel IP Phone Wlan Handset User Guide Cicm