Yealink W60P Telesystem User manual

Quick Start Guide
Intermedia Unitee
Yealink W60P Wireless DECT Phone

Welcome to Intermedia Unite

Handset Parts
A. 1 Base Station
B. 1 Base Stand
C. 1 Power Adapter
D. 1 Ethernet Cable
A. 1 Handset
B. 1 USB Charge Cradle
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What’s in the box?
Yealink W60 Wireless DECT Phone
W60B Base Parts
W56H C. 1 Power Adapter
D. 1 Rechargeable Battery
E. 1 Belt Clip
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Guided Setup
Connect Cables
Please follow the diagram to install your phones. Once plugged in, the phone will
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Connecting the Cordless Base:
1. Open the box and remove
the Cordless Base, Power
Adapter and Ethernet cable.
2. Connect one end of the Ethernet
cable to the Internet port on
the rear of the Base Station.
3. Connect the other end of the
Ethernet cable to any free port on
your existing router or anywhere on
your existing data network.
4. Connect the Base Station Power
Adapter to the connector on the
Base Station, and then plug the
Power Adapter into a power outlet.
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a. AC Power Option
b. PoE (Power over Ethernet) Option
IEEE 802.3af compliant
PoE Hub/Switch
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Attach the Base Stand
Align the snap-fits with the corresponding holes
and push forward, snapping them into the holes.

Setting up the Cordless Handsets:
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2.
Open the box and remove the
Handset, Power Adapter, Batteries,
Belt Clip and Charging Cradle.
On the Handset, open the batteryy
cover and insert the battery
correctly, then close the battery
cover.
3. Connect the Charging Cradle
Power Adapter into a power
outlet.
4. Connect the optional Belt Clip to
the Handset if desired.
5. Place the Handset into
the Charging Cradle.
For optimal battery performance, please
charge the phone for 6 hours before using.
Once the phone has been plugged in and
operational, the voicemail box is functional
with a default greeting.
Guided Setup
Connect Cables (cont.)
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Connect the charger cradle and charge the handset.

Handset Registration
Important initial setup information:
Your new Handsets are not yet registered with a Base. It is critically important that
the Handsets assigned to the W60B Base in HostPilot are in the same order that
Handsets are registered to the Base. Once registered with the base, Handsets
occupy a ‘Handset Position’ between 1 and 8 and the ‘Handset Position’ is mapped
to the Handset's serial number. Following a specific setup procedure will ensure
that the expected User, phone number and extension will be displayed on the
correct Handset.
Please see the Knowledge Base article at: https://kb.intermedia.net/Article/38762
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Voicemail Box Setup
RECORDING YOUR PERSONAL VOICEMAIL GREETING
1. Press the “Messages” button.
2. Enter the PIN provided to you by your Administrator,
followed by the # key.
3. Select option 3 for personal options.
4. Select option 1 to record your voicemail greeting.
5. Follow the voice prompts to record and check your greeting.
CHANGING THE PIN FROM THE PHONE
1. Press the “Messages” button.
2. Enter the PIN provided to you by your Administrator,
followed by the # key.
3. Select option 3 for personal options.
4. Select option 2 to change your PIN.
5. Enter the new PIN when prompted. Press # when done.
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Features
1. Earpiece
Outputs audio during a phone call.
2. LCD Screen
Shows call information, handset
status icons, prompt messages, etc.
3. Soft Keys
Labeled automatically to identity
their context-sensitive features.
4. Speakerphone Key
Switches between the earpiece
and speakerphone modes.
Answers an incoming call.
5. Headset Connector
Connects a headset.
6. Off-hook Key
Answers an incoming call. Enters
the redial call list. Places a call.
7. Keypad
Provides digits, letters and
special characters in context-
sensitive applications.
8. Star Key
Enters the star symbol. Switches
the silent mode on or off.
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9. Redirect Key
Transfers a call to another party.
10. Microphone
Picks up audio during earpiece
and hands-free calls.
11. Mute Key
Toggles Mute feature on or off.
12. Pound Key
Enters the pound symbol. Locks
or unlocks the handset keypad.
Switches the input method.
13. On-hook Key/Power key
Long presses in the menu screen
to return to the idle screen. Long
presses to turn the handset
on or off when the handset is
idle. Cancels actions or ends a
call. Rejects an incoming call.
14. Message Key
Indicates a new received voice
mail or a missed call. Accesses the
voice mail or the missed call list.
15.
Moves the cursor.
Acts as shortcuts.
Scrolls through the displayed
information.
Moves the cursor.
Acts as shortcuts.
Adjusts the ringer volume.
Switches the values.
Confirms actions or enters the
main menu.
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Displaying Information on the LCD Screen
The idle screen may be shown as below:
The LCD screen is divided into three
parts: Status Line, Text Line and
Softkey Line.
THE INFORMATION SHOWN
IN THE STATUS LINE:
1. On hook (idle) — displays the
signal strength indicator,
internal handset number
and battery status.
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THE INFORMATION SHOWN
IN THE TEXT LINE:
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name, time and date, caller
information when receiving
an incoming call and prompt
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THE INFORMATION SHOWN
IN THE SOFTKEY LINE:
1. On hook (idle) — displays History
and Line.
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