Yealink T54 User manual

PLEASE READ, do not discard this document.
TeleVoIPs is excited to help get your new phone up and
running! Please inspect the contents of the box your
phone came in, assemble it, and make a test call using the
instructions below. This must be completed prior to your
company’s scheduled phone training day.
Make sure your phone has all the parts needed for assembly: Phone, Handset Cord, Handset,
Phone Stand, Ethernet Cord, Power Cord.
Refer to the enclosed instruction manual in the box for assistance in assembling your phone.
Yealink T54W User Guide: https://televoips.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Yealink-54W.pdf
Ethernet
Port
Handset
Phone
Handset Cord
Phone Stand
Power Cord

Follow the below instructions below to connect and activate your new phone.
When plugging in your Yealink phone, every
port has a specific purpose. If the ethernet cord
is plugged into the wrong place, your phone
will not function properly.
1) Plug the Ethernet cord into the phone first (be sure to use the Internet port and not the PC
port).
2) Make sure the other end is connected to your Internet router.
3) Plug the power cord into the DC5V port on the phone.
4) Complete a test call from your new phone to 813-906-6006 to confirm your phone is ready
for use.
If it is not possible to plug your phone into the router, use the
following instructions to connect to your Wi-Fi.
1) Open the Menu and go to the Basic menu option.
2) Arrow down until you see Wi-Fi. Press Enter.
3) Make sure Wi-Fi is On. If it is Off, press Switch until it is turned on, then Save.
4) Click on Available Networks.
5) Choose Connect on your home Wi-Fi network.
6) Enter your home Wi-Fi Password, then Connect.
7) Complete a test call from your new phone to 813-906-6006 to confirm your phone is ready
for use.
Need extra help? Checkout the How-to video on our
website for connecting your Wi-Fi connection.
https://televoips.com/our-clients/support/yealink-training-videos/
Yealink T54W User Guide: https://televoips.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Yealink-54W.pdf
Ethernet Port
Power Port
Computer Port