4.2 Keys and LEDs
Item Key/LED Description
1 0 to 9, *, #
Used to enter the numbers 0 to 9 and symbols asterisk (*)
and pound (#). Among these keys, 2to 9can be used to
enter numbers 2 to 9 and letters A(a) to Z(z), and 1can be
used to enter the number 1 and some special characters,
such as dot (.) and hyphen (-).
2 Soft key There are three soft keys below the LCD panel. When you
press a soft key, you will run the corresponding command
currently displayed on the LCD.
3 MENU key
Surrounded by the direction keys, the MENU key is used to
enter the main menu.
4 Direction key Four direction keys: Up, Down, Left, Right. Used to scroll the
menu or move the cursor.
5 Speed dial
key
Four keys. From the top down, they correspond to the four
numbers (1 through 4) in the speed dial menu. You can dial
out a number by pressing the corresponding speed dial key.
6 Line key Two keys. From the bottom up, they correspond to the two
voice lines (line 1 and line 2 respectively). You can switch
between these two lines when each line has a call.
7 Common
function key
These keys are for common functions. In the clockwise
direction are: Speaker ( ), REDIAL, TRANSFER,
CONFERENCE, HOLD, MUTE, VOL (volume control) and
VMAIL (call forward to voice mailbox).
8 Footstand
adjustment
button
On the left side of the phone. Pressing it down allows you to
adjust the angle of the phone base. Put the phone facing
upward, hold down the button labeled by “8” in the phone
picture with your left hand, and adjust the angle of the phone
base with your right hand.
a Call status
LED
ON: There are one or more unchecked voice messages.
Blinking: There is an incoming call.
OFF: Other situations.
b Line switch
LED
ON: This line is in use.
OFF: This line is not in use.
Slow blinking (once every 3 seconds): A call is on hold.
Fast blinking (twice per second): This line has an incoming
call.
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