Plantronics CS540

February 3rd, 2012
The Plantronics CS540 is the new wireless headset to that used to be the legendary Plantronics CS55 as well as the Plantronics CS50. The CS540 has a supported new headset also streamlined base. The CS540 is a mobile device that lets the user multi-task up to 350 feet from a desk. With easy to use features like end and mute controls at your fingertips are very efficient. There are three wearing choices that the user can pick from. With a modern sleek design of the new CS50, wideband audio quality and wireless mobility is added on.
Key Features:
• Plantronics CS540  has a choice of 3 wearing styles (over the head, over the ear, and behind the neck – sold separately)
• HL10 Handset Lifter adds answer/end capabilities ; or choose an Electronic Hookswitch Cable to add answer/end call options, without even using the Handset Lifter
• Only 21 grams (0.74 oz) with what the Plantronics CS540 weighs.
• Audio controls at your finger tips with volume adjust/mute simplifies desk phone call management
• There is an adaptive power system that lets the user save battery life.
• Plantronics CS540  has up to 7 hours of talk time
• Perfect sound quality while roaming or multi-tasking
• Plantronics CS540 has DECT 6.0 (1.9Ghz) technology which lets the user have better audio and not to mention eliminates interference from Wi-Fi networks in other locations
• It has high definition voice quality for any area
• Enhanced Digital Signal Processing (DSP) provides more natural sound, delivering clear audio the way it’s intended to be heard
• The Plantronics CS540 has three additional CS540 or Savi headsets for improving phone calls.
• SoundGuard DIGITALTM: protects against sound levels above 118dBA
What’s in the Box:
• Base
• Headset with pre-installed battery, eartip, and earloop
• Headband
• Fit kit (other size eartip and earloops)
• Telephone interface cable
• Power supply

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Vodavi Infinity

November 4th, 2011
Vodavi Infinity
From any 24-button display phone:
1. Key in the system mode by keying in **3226 from any 24-button display phone.
2. Enter FLASH and call  11
3. The phone should show:
DATE & TIME
MM/DD/YY        HH:MM am
4. Choose phone format by entering the appropriate key in the flexible key field.
5. Enter the HOLD key or call in the time and date as follows (12 digits): YY MM DD HH MM SS
6. YY = Year (00-99)
7. YY = Year (00-99)
8. MM = Month (01-12)
9. DD = Day (01-31)
10. HH = Hour (00-23)
11. MM = Minute (00-59)
12. Press HOLD to save. A confirmation tone plays and the display updates.

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Vodavi

November 4th, 2011

Vodavi Starplus-Tria, Digital, Mach I, Infinity, DVX and XTS

From the First Attendant Station:
1. Attendant station may set program time and date.
2. Call [692]
3. Key in the date and time as follows: YY MM DD HH MM
4. YY = Year (00-99)
5. MM = Month (01-12)
6. DD = Day (01-31)
7. HH = Hour (00-23)
8. MM = Minute (00-59)
9. When the correct number of digits are entered, a confirmation tone sounds.

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Vodavi

November 4th, 2011

Vodavi

Vodavi Starplus STS System

System Time/Date must be set by the first programmed Attendant via admin programming or using feature code 692.

To set using the feature code:
1. Call [692] on the callpad. There will be a sound to notify
2. Press the date and time as follows: YYMMDDHHMM
3. YY = Year (00-99)
4. MM = Month (01-12)
5. DD = Day (01-31)
6. HH = Hour (00-23)
7. MM = Minute (00-59)
8. When the correct number of digits are entered, a confirmation tone will sound.
9. Press the ON/OFF button to OFF to update the display.

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Trillium / IPKII

November 4th, 2011

IPKII

1.- The phone has the lowest ext follow these steps,
2.- Enter the speaker button
3.- Call 728
4.- Call two numbers for the hour (24 hour clock system 13=1pm)
5.- Call two numbers for the minutes (00-59)
6.- Key in the speaker key again to exit this menu.
IPS2000 must be done by field techs only

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Trillium / IPKI

November 4th, 2011
1.- The phone has the lowest ext follow these steps,
2.- Enter in the feature button,
3.- Enter number 9,
4.- Enter the # symbol,
5.- The Time will begin to flash from the display
6.- Press in the right time using the (24 hour clock system 13=1pm)

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Trillium / Adjusting the Trillum For Daylight Savings Time Setting the time on the Trillum

November 4th, 2011

Adjusting the Trillum For Daylight Savings Time
Setting the time on the Trillum

1.- For the phone, 10, Enter the Program Button, Dial 07
2.- Call two number hour in military time
3.- Call two number minute
4.- Enter * to save
Setting the date on the Trillum
1.- For the phone, 10, Enter  the Program Button, Call 06
2.- Call two digit year
3.- Call two digit month
4.- Call two digit day
5.- Call  Day of week; 1=Sun, 2=Mon, 3=Tue, 4=Wed, 5=Thur, 6=Fri, 7=Sun
6.- Enter  * to save

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Toshiba DK280 Changing the Time

November 4th, 2011
Toshiba DK280 Changing the Time
Date
  • On the receptionist station, not picking up the handset, press “Intercom”
  • Call “#651″
  • Call the time in YY:MM:DD format.
  • Enter “Redial” or “#”.
  • Enter speaker.
Time
  • On the receptionist station not picking up the handset, press “Intercom”
  • Call  “#652″
  • Call the time in military format HH:MM:SS.
  • Enter “Redial” or “#”.
  • Enter speaker.
Day of the Week
  • On the receptionist station not picking up the handset, press “Intercom”
  • Call “#653″
  • Call the day of the week (1-7).
  • Enter “Redial” or “#”.
  • Enter speaker.
Toshiba Perception System – from attendant station

Follow all steps even if you wish to change only the time on your system.
Display Date:
  • Call the “DIS TOD” Button
  • The date is now displayed as follows:
    SRC     cos DEST
    Month Day Year
Set Date:

Enter the date on the dial pad in MMDDYY format. The new date is displayed.

Display Time:
  • Call the “DIS TOD” button again.
  • The time is now displayed as follows:
    SRC       cos       DEST
    Hours Minutes Seconds
Set Time:
Enter the time in military time HHMMSS format (for example, 090105 for 9:01 am and 5 seconds and 210105 for 9:01pm and 5 seconds). The new time is displayed.
To Start the Clock and Clear Display:

Press the “DIS TOD” key a third time.

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TOSHIBA CTX 100

November 4th, 2011


Don’t Pick Up The Receiver
- Enter the Hold Button #’s: * 1 * 2 * 3 *
- The phone says Password =
- Enter 0 0 0 0
- Enter the HOLD key
- Phone says Prog =
- Press 9 0 2
- Press HOLD
- Phone says Select Param

To change Date:
- Enter Intercom Button
- Key in the Date: YY MM DD (YY=02, MM=10, DD=28)
- Enter the HOLD key
- Enter the HOLD button
- Pick up the handset and return to cradle
To change Time:
- Enter Line 1 key (key directly above intercom button)
- Enter Time: HH MM SS (HH=22 MM=03 SS=00) – military time must be used
- Enter HOLD
- Enter HOLD
- Pick up handset return to cradle

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TOSHIBA 280 / 424

November 4th, 2011

TOSHIBA 280 / 424
Leave the handset on the display, press the intercom # 6 5 2, then enter the time of a 24 hour clock, entering 2 numbers for the hour, 2 numbers for the minutes, and 2 numbers for the seconds – enter a leading 0 for any single digit entered, enter Redial, press Speaker.
This must be done at extension 200 –mostly for receptionist. For example, if the time is 2:15 P.M., press intercom # 6 5 2, 1 4 1 5 0 0, Redial Speaker. 

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