Инструкции для Revolabs 10-FLX2-200-VOIP 10-FLX2-020-VOIP 10-FLX2-002-VOIP 10-FLX2-101-VOIP

Содержание

• Introduction

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• Safety Warnings

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• Contents

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• General Information

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• Quick setup for VoIP Conference Calls

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  • Connecting the Base Station

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  • Connecting the Charger Base

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  • VoIP configuration

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  • Making a call

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• Description

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  • Unpacking

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• Installing FLX2 Components

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  • FLX2 Base Station

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  • FLX2 Charger Base

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  • FLX Dialer

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  • FLX Speaker

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  • FLX Microphones

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    • Connecting System Cables

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  • VoIP configuration

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    • From the FLX Handset

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    • From the FLX Web Interface

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• Managing A Call

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  • Calling Configurations

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    • Speaker Mode

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    • Handset Mode

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    • VoIP Call

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    • Bluetooth Call

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    • Video Conference Call

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  • FLX Home Screen

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  • Placing a VoIP Call

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  • Answering an Incoming Call

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  • Declining an Incoming VoIP Call

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  • Ending a Telephone call

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  • Calling a Directory Contact

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  • Active Call Management

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    • Caller ID

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    • Muting a Call

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    • Active Call Menu

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    • Placing a Call on Hold

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    • Conference Call

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    • Call Waiting

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  • Component behavior in and out of the Charger Base

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    • Dialer

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    • Speaker

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    • Microphones

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• Bluetooth

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  • Activating Bluetooth

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  • Managing the Device Registry

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    • Device List

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    • Adding a Device

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    • Viewing Device Details

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    • Removing a Device

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    • Accepting Device Connection Request

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    • Setting Device Trust Level

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  • Making a call via Bluetooth

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  • Answering a call via Bluetooth

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• Video Conference Collaboration

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  • Connecting a Video Conference System

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  • Configuring the Analog Audio

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  • Making a Video Call

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  • Mixing the audio signals

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• FLX2 System Configuration

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  • Menu Hierarchy

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  • Menu Navigation

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  • Recent Calls

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    • Recent Call Log

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    • Call Recent Caller

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    • View Recent Call Information

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    • Save Recent Caller as Contact

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    • Delete Recent Call Entry

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    • Delete Call History

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  • Contacts

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    • View Contact List

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    • Add a Contact

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    • Edit a Contact

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    • Delete a Contact

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    • Search for Contact

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    • View Contact Information

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    • Call Contact

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    • Calling a Speed Dial Number

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  • Audio Control

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    • Speaker Volume

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    • Ringer

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    • Equalizer (EQ)

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    • Audio Mixer

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    • Mute / UnMute

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  • Device Status

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  • System Information

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    • System Info

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  • Bluetooth

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  • Home

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  • Call

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  • Setup

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    • Display

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    • Date/Time

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    • Bluetooth, Audio

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      • Call Forwarding

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    • Advanced Setup

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      • Advanced Audio

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      • Mic Audio

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      • Aux Audio

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    • AEC

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      • RF Power

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      • Admin Settings

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      • Setting System Name

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      • Reset Defaults

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      • Set Password

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      • Log Out Admin

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      • Recent Calls ON / OFF

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      • Web Access ON / OFF

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      • Pairing

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      • Network Settings

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• Web Interface

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  • Enabling Web Access

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  • Connecting to the FLX Web Interface

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  • Home Page

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  • User Settings

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    • Audio

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    • Call Forwarding

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    • Date/Time

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    • Restarting the Phone

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    • Logging Out of the Web Session

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  • Administrator Settings

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    • Network Settings

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    • SIP Registration

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    • SIP Settings

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    • Transport

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    • Media Settings

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    • Call Settings

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    • Advanced Audio Settings

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    • RF Setting

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    • Access Control

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    • Importing and Exporting Configuration Settings

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    • Downloading the System Log Package

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    • Call Status

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• Power On/Off the System Components

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  • Dialer On/Off

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  • Speaker On/Off

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  • Microphones On/Off

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• Battery Exchange

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  • Microphones

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  • Dialer

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  • Speaker

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• Connecting using AUX IN / AUX OUT

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• Troubleshooting

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  • Warning Messages

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    • Speaker / Microphone Link Lost

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    • Speaker/Microphone Low Battery

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    • Speaker/Microphone Off

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    • Dialer Low Battery

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    • Dialer Link Lost

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    • Base Power Lost

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  • Microphone, Speaker, or Dialer not connecting to Base Station

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  • Microphone, Speaker, or Dialer not paired with Base Station

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  • LED Indicators

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  • Reset to Factory Defaults

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• Technical Specifications

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  • Models

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• Regulatory Information

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  • FCC Notice to Users

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  • Industry Canada Notice to Users

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  • Restricted use with certain medical devices

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    • Hearing Aids

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    • Other Medical Devices

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  • Export Law Assurance

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  • North American UPCS Usage Restriction

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  • European Union Usage Restriction

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  • WEEE Notification

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    •  EN 301 489-6 ElectroMagnetic Compatibility and Radio Spectrum Matters (ERM); ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Standard for Radio Equipment and Services; Part 6: Specific Conditions for Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) Equipment

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• Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability

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• GPL LICENSED SOFTWARE

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  • GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

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    • Preamble

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    • TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION

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• Technical Support

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