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DT750USER’S GUIDE

NEC Corporation2011 August

NWA-039786-001ISSUE 5.0

LIABILITY DISCLAIMER

NEC Corporation reserves the right to change the specifications, functions,or features, at any time, without notice. NEC Corporation has prepared this document for use by its employees andcustomers. The information contained herein is the property of NEC Cor-poration and shall not be reproduced without prior written approval fromNEC Corporation. All brand names and product names on this documentare trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Copyright 2008-2011

NEC Corporation

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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.INTRODUCTIONFACE LAYOUT..................................................................................... 1TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................... 2KEYS AND PARTS............................................................................... 3PHONE START UP AND MENU SCREEN(Firmware version 4.0.0.0 and later)..................................................... 6PHONE START UP AND MENU SCREEN(Firmware version before 4.0.0.0)......................................................... 10SHORTCUT MENU .............................................................................. 14DESI-LESS SCREEN........................................................................... 15SOFT KEYS.......................................................................................... 19MULTI-WINDOW (Firmware version 4.0.0.0 and later) ........................ 23POP-UP WINDOWS (Firmware version 4.0.0.0 and later)................... 28POP-UP WINDOWS (Firmware version 3.0.0.0).................................. 31

.TERMINAL SETUPSETUP WITH UP/DOWN KEY............................................................. 33SETUP WITH FEATURE KEY.............................................................. 34SETUP WITH MENU KEY.................................................................... 35

.BASIC OPERATIONTO LOGIN............................................................................................. 100TO LOGOUT......................................................................................... 100TO MAKE AN EXTERNAL CALL.......................................................... 101TO MAKE AN INTERNAL CALL........................................................... 102TO ANSWER AN EXTERNAL CALL .................................................... 104TO ANSWER AN INTERNAL CALL ..................................................... 105MULTILINE APPEARANCE ................................................................. 106

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TO HOLD A CALL ................................................................................ 107TO PLACE A CALL ON EXCLUSIVE HOLD........................................ 108TO TRANSFER A CALL ....................................................................... 109TO ORIGINATE A CALL USING SELECTIVE DIALING(DYNAMIC DIAL PAD, PRESET DIAL) ................................................ 110ONE-TOUCH SPEED CALLING KEYS................................................ 111SPEED CALLING - STATION/GROUP ................................................ 117SPEED CALLING - SYSTEM ............................................................... 118LAST NUMBER REDIAL ...................................................................... 118VOICE CALL......................................................................................... 119THREE-PARTY CONFERENCE .......................................................... 119VOICE MAIL SYSTEM ......................................................................... 120DO NOT DISTURB............................................................................... 120HOW TO INPUT CHARACTERS ......................................................... 121SECURITY MODE................................................................................ 135EMERGENCY CALL............................................................................. 137PHONEBOOK....................................................................................... 138CALL HISTORY.................................................................................... 149

4.DIRECTORY OPERATIONTO ADD NEW DATA ............................................................................ 153TO CHANGE GROUP NAME............................................................... 161TO FIND A REGISTERED DATA......................................................... 162TO MAKE A CALL FROM DIRECTORY .............................................. 179TO ADD PREFIX TO NUMBER............................................................ 181TO EDIT DIRECTORY DATA............................................................... 185TO DELETE ALL DATA........................................................................ 186TO DELETE SPECIFIC DATA.............................................................. 187

5.CALL HISTORY OPERATION

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TO VIEW CALL HISTORY.................................................................... 192TO MAKE A CALL FROM CALL HISTORY.......................................... 193TO ADD CALL HISTORY DATA TO DIRECTORY .............................. 195TO EDIT DIRECTORY DATA FROM CALL HISTORY ........................ 198TO DELETE ALL DATA........................................................................ 202TO DELETE SPECIFIC DATA.............................................................. 203

6.MENU LISTMENU LIST FOR DT750 ...................................................................... 205

7.WEB PROGRAMMINGTO LOGIN............................................................................................. 216TO LOGOUT......................................................................................... 218HOW TO OPERATE............................................................................. 220

This page is for your notes.

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.INTRODUCTIONE LAYOUT

DT750

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HNICAL SPECIFICATIONSITEM DT750

Display (LCD) 5.7 inch Color TFT, QVGA, Touch Panel, with BacklightProgrammable Key 32 (8 X 4) Keys (displayed on LCD)Fixed Feature Key 9 keys (with Menu button and Cursor key)Backlight Display and Digit Key (lit for 10 seconds when operating)Soft Key 4 KeysDirectory 500 recordsCall History Outgoing Call: 50 record, Incoming Call: 50 recordsXML Browser AvailableHands-free Standard equipment (Full-duplex), Wide-bandHeadset Available

LAN Interface 2-port, 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX, Full-duplex/Half-duplex, Auto Negotiation /FixedVoice CODEC G.711(µ-law, A-law), G.729a, G.722IP Address Setting Sets via DHCP server/Sets StaticallyQoS ToS (IP Precedence, Diffserv)VLAN Tag VLAN (IEEE802.1Q/p)

Security IEEE802.1x authentication (EAP-MD5, EAPOL Forwarding),SIP&RTP Encryption

Power Supply Central Power Supply = IEEE802.3af,Local Power Supply = AC adapter (AC-2R UNIT: optional)Power Consumption Approximately 5.3 W (without optional connection)

Download Program/Configuration data/Ringing Tone/Music on Hold/Directory data/WallpaperAdapter (Optional) Recording Unit/Wall-mounting kit/Digit-key Set Unit/Side panelColor BlackDimension (W×D×H) 227(W) × 250(D) × 112(H) [mm]Weight 1.6 kg

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YS AND PARTS (1) Security ButtonTo activate security features for preventing thorized access or data leakage.

(2) Call Indicator LampThe lamp at the top corner of DT750 Displaflashes when a call terminates to the terminAlso, when you use Voice Mail service, thelights when a message has been left.

(3) LCDColor touch panel LCD (Liquid Crystal Disp

(4) Exit KeyTo exit the Menu or Help mode and go backtime display.

(5) Soft KeysAny feature shown at the bottom of the LCDavailable. The appropriate feature key is dison the screen according to the call handlingcess.

(6) Help KeyTo call up explanations of the Soft Keys on LCD.

(7) Recall KeyTo finish a call and hear the dial tone.

(8) Feature KeyTo activate features such as terminal setup,program One-Touch Speed Dial Keys.

Exit Help

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Mic Lampo respond hands-free. LED lights during speaker-hone operation.

Menu Buttono access the local menu of DT750.

Cursor Keyy using this key, you can access various features ith simple operation.

Details on Cursor Key

a) Up/Down DOWN UP)

sed to adjust speaker/receiver volume, and inger volume.

• Speaker/Receiver Volume:Press ( ) or ( ) key during conversation.

• Ringer Volume:Press ( ) or ( ) key during ringing.

b) RedialLast Number Call, Speed Calling-Station/Group)ress this key to activate redial feature. Press

Redial and scroll back through numbers thabeen dialed. When the desired number is dplayed, press or # to activate dialing.

(c) DirectoryPressing this key opens Directory menu. Fodetails on Directory service, see 4.DIRECTOPERATION.

(d) EnterDT750 has shortcut menu for frequently-ustures. Use this key to display the shortcut m(see MULTI-WINDOW (Firmware version 4and later)) and determine the selected itemmenu.Also, this key is used as cursor-movement the local menu of the telephone.

(Four-way Scroll UP key)

our-way Scroll LEFT key)edial key

Volume (UP) key Enter Key (d)

(Four-way Scroll RIGHT key)Directory key (c)

(Four-way Scroll DOWN key)Volume (DOWN) key (a)

NoteA-law Countries [Europe, Australia, Russia, Latiica, Middle near East, other Asian nations]: #µ-law Countries [North America, Japan, Hong KTaiwan]:

Up Move the highlighted area one linthe screen.

Down Move the highlighted area one lindown the screen.

Left Go back to the previous screen.

Right Go to the screen which corresponthe highlighted menu item.

Enter Go to the screen which corresponthe highlighted menu item.

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Speaker Keyo control the built-in speaker which can be used or:Hands-Free dialing/monitoring.LED on key lights when the key is active. All standard IP versions include support for full uplex hands-free mode. All TDM and IP enabled ersions are half duplex hands-free mode.

Transfer Keyllows the station user to transfer established calls

o another station, without attendant assistance.

Hold Keyo place an internal or external call on hold.

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ONE START UP AND MENU REENmware version 4.0.0.0 and later)Portal screen that is displayed right after startinge phone depends on whether you start up thee by using an XML application with its home URLtered or without its home URL registered. Thison provides sample screen displays for boths, and explains how to start up the menu screen.

TARTING UP THE PHONE (with a ome URL registered)

The phone automatically accesses the homeURL, and displays the received XML applica-tion as Portal screen.

• Click to display the menu screen

The screen that is to be displayed as theicon is the screen of the XML application thaistered as the home URL.

HOME URL:A home URL is the address information of the applica-tion that is to be accessed first after the phone is started.Home URL registration is performed at installation. Fordetails, contact the system administrator.

PORTAL SCREEN:A Portal screen is the home (entrance) screen of thephone. When you use multiple XML applications, theURL that is registered as the home URL is the Portalscreen: this is where other XML applications can beaccessed. When a home URL is not registered, the default homescreen of the phone (Desktop screen or DESI-lessscreen) is the Portal screen.

teThe following XML application screen or the Portal screen icon is a sample. The actual screen that is dis-played on your phone may vary depending on the appli-cation you use.

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TARTING UP THE PHONE (without a ome URL registered)

Desktop screen or DESI-less screen (Portalscreen) is displayed after the phone is started.

Desktop screen

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Which screen is to be displayed (Desktop screen orDESI-less screen) is selected at installation. For details,contact the system administrator.

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LCD 4-line display (Bottom line: Soft key)

SERVICE ICON DESCRIPTION

Status Icon

The LCD of DT750 displays icons which notification when events (such as missedvoice mail) occur. For details of status icoDESI-LESS SCREEN.

Service Icon Touch this icon to go to DESI-less screen

details, see DESI-LESS SCREEN.

LCD 4-line dis-play

Displays LCD information sent from the s

TIP For details on DESI-less screen, see DESSCREEN.

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Portal RestaurantMapHotel

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To view Call History; the histdata stored in the server (systmemory (see CALL HISTORYthose stored in the memory oftelephone, such as the historiemissed calls, dialed numbers,received calls (see 5.CALL HISTORY OPERATION).

(2) Directory

To use Directory features; theare three types of directory fea

• Personal Directory: Contrby telephone set. For details4.DIRECTORY OPERATION• Phonebook: Controlled bysystem. For details, see PHOBOOK.• Corporate Directory: Controlled by the external XML seFor details, contact the systeadministrator.

(3) Service

XML application screen registin the service URL is displayeWhen the service URL is not registered, Service icon is nodisplayed.

(4) Setting

To make the user settings of Dsuch as incoming call and dispand download various files suringtones, Music on Hold, anddirectories. For details, see 2.TERMINAL SETUP.

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When home URL is not registered, Phone screen icon is displayed. When home URL is registered, a screen icon of XML application to be registered in home URL and the application name (Portal) are displayed.

6) XML pplication 1

You can launch up to four XML applications including the Portal screen at a time. The icons of the running applications are displayed on the Menu screen from the left. For details, see MULTI-WINDOW (Firmware version 4.0.0.0 and later).

7) XML pplication 2

8) XML pplication 3

9) Phone icon

When you select the Phone icon, a pop-up screen is displayed on an XML application screen. (For details, see POP-UP WINDOWS (Firmware version 4.0.0.0 and later).When XML application is registered in the home URL, phone icon is displayed. When a home URL is not registered, phone icon is not displayed.

Note: If pop-up window display is disabled at installation, this icon is not displayed.

10) Home URL con

XML application screen registered in the home URL is displayed. When the home URL is not registered, Home URL icon is not displayed.

11) Back icon When you select the Back icon, you can go back to the previous screen.

MENU/ICON DESCRIPTIONNote

For the terminal firmware version 5.0.0.0 or latehome URL is not registered, “Phone” is displayethe name of Portal icon.

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ONE START UP AND MENU REENmware version before 4.0.0.0)section provides sample screen displays, andins how to start up the menu screen.

TARTING UP THE PHONEThe default home screen (Desktop screen orDESI-less screen) is displayed after thephone is started.

Desktop screen

DESI-less screen

Which screen is to be displayed (Desktop screen orDESI-less screen) is selected at installation. For details,contact the system administrator.

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Service icons

Status icon

LCD 4-line display (Bottom line: Soft key)

SERVICE ICON DESCRIPTION

Status Icon

The LCD of DT750 displays icons which notification when events (such as missedvoice mail) occur. For details of status icoDESI-LESS SCREEN.

Service Icon Click this icon to go to DESI-less screen.

details, see DESI-LESS SCREEN.

Service Icon Click this icon to start an XML application

(This icon is displayed only when Home Uat installation.)

LCD 4-line dis-play

Displays LCD information sent from the s

TIP For details on DESI-less screen, see DESSCREEN.

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Click to display the menu screen.

ENU SCREENress to display the menu screen. Use thiscreen to switch applications.

o select a menu item, select one of the followingperations.

• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press .• Select an item by using the arrow keys (soft key), and

press OK.• Press the appropriate dial key.

Menu

History

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Directory Tool Call Func.

PresenceSetting Favorite Config

OKBack

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TIP Press Clear or Back to go back to the previous pPress Exit to go back to the home screen.

MENU ITEM DESCRIPTION

History

To view Call History. There are ttypes of Call History features. Thedata stored in the server (system)memory (see CALL HISTORY), aone stored in the memory of the telephone (see 5.CALL HISTORYOPERATION).

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• STARTING UP XML APPLICATIONDT750 has an XML browser function. You can the information of XML application installedexternal server onto the LCD of DT750 and use services in collaboration with the XML applicatio

The following explains how to start the XML appfrom DT750. For more information, refer to mrelating to XML applications.

To Start Up From Menu Button

STEP 1: Select Tool on the menu screen.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

OK.• Press .

STEP 2: Select Service.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

ctory

To use Directory features.There are the following three types of directory features.

• Personal Directory: Controlled by telephone set. For details, see 4.DI-RECTORY OPERATION.• Phonebook: Controlled by the sys-tem. For details, see PHONEBOOK.• Corporate Directory: Controlled by the external XML server.

For details, contact the system administrator.

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• Uses when accessing external XML application. • Uses when sending/receiving Instant Message (Not used).

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tingTo make the setting of DT750 (such as ringing volume control, LCD display setting and download of Music on Hold). For details, see 2.TERMINAL SETUP.

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orite Currently Not Used (grayed out).

figThis item is used for configuration setting of DT750. For details, contact the system administrator.

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STEP 2: XML application will start up.

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ORTCUT MENULCD displays icons when there are missed calls orvoice mails. You can open shortcut menu by

sing (Enter). You can also check missed callscess the new voice mails from shortcut menu.

Shortcut Menu

te Unavailable Menu items are grayed out.

EATURE DESCRIPTION

issed Calls Access history of Missed Calls. The icon disappears after checking the history.

oice MailAccess history of incoming Voice Mail. The icon disappears after checking the voice mails.

Top line of LCD (icon information area)

Indicates that there are new missed calls.

Indicates that there are new voice mails.

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5 Bluetooth 4 Presence

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Presence Currently Not Used (grayed out).

Bluetooth Currently Not Used (grayed out).

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SI-LESS SCREENI-less screen consists of the status icons,rammable key information, and LCD 4-line display.

DESI-less screen

TATUS ICONSLCD displays icons in the icon information area on Desktop screen and DESI-less screen) when are missed calls or new voice mails. You cank the status at a glance, and access the servicesly.

following icons are displayed:

• PROGRAMMABLE KEYSThe programmable keys are used for registerline, other station lines, or various features.

You can also set One-Touch Speed Dial programmable keys to assign a telephone numstation number to a key so that you can make athat number with one-touch operation.

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Status icon

LCD 4-line display

FEATURE ICON DESCRIPTION

Missed CallThis icon appears when thermissed call. Once you checkmissed call, this icon will dis

Voice MailThis icon provides notificatioincoming Voice Mail. Once ycheck the mail, this icon will disappear.

CursorThis icon indicates the curreavailable direction of the curThis icon is displayed in the screen.

Encryption

This icon appears when the conversation is encrypted. *Supported by the telephonethe firmware version 2.2.0.0 later.

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a) Status Icon

tatus information on line keys such as call termi-ation or Call Hold can be indicated as follows:

(b) Programmable Key Information

You can register line keys (telephone nuOne-Touch Speed Dial keys, and various keys (services) on programmable keys.

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• Recall (Individual Hold/Exclusive Call Hold/Call Transfer/Individual Hold on Call Park Group)

• Receiving an Incoming Call

• During Conversation (Individual Use)• Call Transfer• Conference

Ste• During Conversation (Other Party Use)• Active Feature (Under a setting of feature key such as “Call Forwarding”)

TIPRegistering features to programmable keys andwhat to display are performed at installation. Forcontact the system administrator.

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rogrammable Key Information is displayed as fol-ows:

he following shows an example of LCD display hen a line is assigned to a programmable key. ppropriate status icons are displayed on the left.

OR

he following shows an example of LCD display hen a feature is assigned to a programmable ey.

The following shows an example of LCD diswhen One -Touch Speed Dial is assigned programmable key. For One -Touch Speedno status icon is displayed.

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(c) Page IconDESI-less display has four pages (eight promable keys per page). You can use up to 3grammable keys.

KEY DESCRIPTION NUMBER OF DIGITS

Key - Name and Number infor-mation 8

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12345678Number information

KENTAROName information

CF-AFeature name

TIPThe names of the features registered to prograkeys can be changed at installation. For details,the system administrator.

STATUS OF PAGE ICON DESCRIPTION

Steady Lit Indicates currently displayed pag

Blink Indicates page with event happe

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Register line keys on page 1, otherwise, you have to change pages with a scroll button to answer an incom-ing call.Call indicator lamp flashes even when an incoming call terminates to the line key that is not displayed on the current page.Line keys are registered at installation. For details, con-tact the system administrator.

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Switch from Page 1to Page 3

Touch flashing buttonto go to Page 3.

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FT KEYS Keys on DT750 provide a set of functions on the that adapts to the changing state of the telephone.

• DISPLAY SAMPLESSoft Keys provide a set of functions on the LCadapts to the changing state of the telephone.

tePatterns and names of Soft Keys to be displayed are set at installation. For details, contact the system administrator.

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• HOW TO USE SOFT KEYSThis section provides some sample operationsfeatures using Soft Keys.

Example 1: DO NOT DISTURB

● Setting DO NOT DISTURB

STEP 1: Press DND.

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LTI-WINDOW (Firmware version .0.0 and later)0 can display multiple windows at a time.

it is possible to launch multiple applicationsltaneously, you can switch the displays quickly. Ifreceive an incoming call while displaying ancation screen, you can operate line keys withoutg other applications first. can go back to the previous application screen operating the line keys.

WITCHING XML APPLICATIONSwindows of the XML applications that are currentlying are displayed as icons on the menu screen.can use this screen to switch windows to display.ct a service icon of the application that arently running from the menu screen to display the application window.

● Normally, only the Portal icon is displayedDesktop screen right after the phone is set u

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application to display. Select a service icon of the XML

TIPYou can exit an XML application by pressing Exthe LCD displays the XML application windowyou exit an XML application, the icons of other tions that are currently running are rearranged fr

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u can launch up to four XML applications includinge Portal window. The service icons of the runningplications are displayed in order from the left.

• SWITCHING LOCAL APPLICATIONLocal applications such as History, DirectorSetting are displayed in one window.

● Normally, only the Portal icon is displayedDesktop screen right after the phone is set u

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Displays up to four XML application icons.

TIPIf you launch the same XML application more thaonly one icon of the application is displayed on thscreen.

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● If you stop operating the local application withiting the application and press Menu, Historyadded to the right of the Portal icon. The disthis icon is the last screen you displayed at ttory screen. You can continue the operationapplication where you ended by selecting thi

• LAUNCHING THE FIFTH APPLICAYou can launch up to four XML applications inPortal at a time. If you try to launch the fifth appan error message to ask you to exit one of the crunning applications is displayed. While thimessage is displayed, you cannot execuoperations on XML applications.

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urrently running XML application icons excluding the ortal are displayed. Select an application to exit. Now ou can launch a new application.

● The exited application icon disappears frmenu screen. The newly running applicationadded to the right.If you do not operate anything for 10 seconds after an

error message is displayed, the trial of launching thenew application is automatically canceled.

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NEW and UPDATE icons flash every 1 second.



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P-UP WINDOWS (Firmware ver-n 4.0.0.0 and later)re is an incoming call while the phone displays an application, or a local application such as Historyirectory, a pop-up window displays the telephonece window.e are two sizes of pop-up windows: reducedn and full screen.

AUNCHING A POP-UP WINDOWe are following ways to display a pop-up window.

• REDUCED POP-UP WINDOWA reduced pop-up window is displayed beapplication screen. The items displayed in the rpop-up window are as follows. Telephone information can be displayed with other appwindow open.

How to display a pop-up window is set at installation.For details, contact the system administrator.

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Pop-up window is displayed in the full size regardless of the size it was closed last.

By pressing Help key on the menu screen

Pop-up window is displaythe same size as it was clast.

TIP Pop-up window is displayed in reduced size whdisplayed for the first time after the phone sets u

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If one page before the menu screen is the home screen (DESI-less screen or Desktop sthe telephone icon of the menu screen is not disIf there is an incoming call, or you lift the handskeys are displayed.

TIPFor using Help key to display pop-up window, firversion 5.0.0.0 or later is required. For details, TO SET USABILITY in 2.TERMINAL SETUP.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Expand button Switches to the full-sized pop-dow display.

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ULL-SIZED POP-UP WINDOWitems displayed in the full-sized pop-up windows follows.

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ITEM DESCRIPTION

uce button Switches to the reduced pop-up window display.

e buttonCloses the pop-up window, and dis-plays the previous XML or local application screen.

4-line display Displays the LCD information sent from the system.

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Status icon Displays status icons. For desee •STATUS ICONS.

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Displays the title and the iconXML/local application that is the pop-up window. By touchtab, you can display the appwindow.

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the phone goes on-hook.

the ringing is abandoned.

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Pop-Up Close on the XML application is

pressed.

Close or the application tab on the pop-up

window is pressed.For using Help key for displaying pop-up window, firm-ware version 5.0.0.0 or later is required. For details,refer to TO SET USABILITY in 2.TERMINAL SETUP.

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There are following ways to display a pop-up w

• when there is an incoming call to the pho

• the phone goes off-hook. (lifting the han

etc.)

• EXITING A POP-UP WINDOWA pop-up window closes when;

• the phone goes on-hook.

• the ringing is abandoned.

• Close on the pop-up window is pressed

Close button can be hidden from view by setting atinstallation. For details, contact the system administra-tor.

ITEM DESCRIPTION

se button Closes the pop-up window.

4-line display Displays the LCD information sent from the system.

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. TERMINAL SETUPchapter describes operating procedures for

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ALL INDICATOR LAMP ON/OFF can choose to turn the call indicator lamp either onf during ringing.

P 1: Press and . The LCD displays:

• SELECT DIAL MODEYou can select one pattern from Normal, DynamPad or Preset Dial to originate a call.

When only Dynamic Dial Pad is activated:

To Set/Reset Dynamic Dial Pad

STEP 1: Press and . The LCD displ

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P 1: Every time and are pressed, DialMode switches. The LCD displays:

SETUP WITH MENU KEY

• TO ENABLE/DISABLE OFF-HOOKRINGING

The procedure below shows how to enable/disahook ringing.

STEP 1: Display the Menu screen, and select S

STEP 2: Select User Setting.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

When this feature is ON, you may initiate a call bypressing Speaker or going off-hook after dialing thenumber. For details, see TO ORIGINATE A CALLUSING SELECTIVE DIALING (DYNAMIC DIAL PAD,PRESET DIAL).

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or OK.• Press .

P 3: Select Incoming Call.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Offhook Ring.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

STEP 5: To disable/enable the off-hook ringing

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Disable or Enable.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press or

OK.• Press or , and press or OK.

• TO SET RINGING OF HEADSET The procedure below shows how to enable/disaringing of headset.

STEP 1: Display the Menu screen, and select S

STEP 2: Select User Setting.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

STEP 3: Select Incoming Call.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

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P 5: To disable/enable the ringing of headset, se-lect Disable or Enable.Select an item by one of the following operations.

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O SET RINGER TONE procedure below shows how to change the ringer for internal call and external call.

P 1: Display the Menu screen, and select Setting.

P 2: Select User Setting.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

P 3: Select Incoming Call.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Ring Tone.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

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↓

Ring Tone

12

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Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press or .

P 6: Select a desired tone type. You can previewdesignated ringer tone.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press or

OK.• Press the digit key of desired number, and press

or OK.For example, press + to select

Download1.

1 2

↓ Back OK

12

[Ring Tone]

3

External Call

1/1

IMInternal Call

1 515

No. Menu ItemFrequency (Hz)

Rema1st 2nd

0 Automatic 520 660 16Hz mod

1 Tone Type 1 520 660 16Hz mod


3 Tone Type 3 1400 1100 Door Ph

4 Tone Type 4 1100 No modu

5 Tone Type 5 540 No modu



8 Tone Type 8 1100 Envelo

9 Tone Type 9 -Door Ph

Melo

10 Tone Type 10 - Melod




0123

OKBack↓

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1/3AutomaticTone Type 1Tone Type 2Tone Type 3

Tone Type 5Tone Type 4

Tone Type 6Tone Type 7

[External Call]

14

15

16

17

No

No

No

No

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TIP

No.

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Tone Type 14 - Melody 5

Download 1 -

Download 2 -

Download 3 -

te When selecting Automatic or not performing this ringer tone setting, Tone Type 1 is automatically applied.

teWhen selecting Automatic, the preview function will not operate. Also, when selecting Download 1/2/3, the ringer tone file must be downloaded in advance. If there is no downloaded file, you hear no tone.

teTone Type 1 to Tone Type 8:In the preview function, each ringer tone sounds contin-uously. Actual ringer pattern of each tone is determined by the initial system settings.

teTerminal settings may not become effective, according to the system settings. For details, contact the System Administrator.


You can set ringer tone for the telephone set here.Ringer Tone type can be set for "Name", "Group" and"Telephone set". The ringer Tone type set for "Name"has higher priority than the types set for "Group" and"Terminal set".

Menu ItemFrequency (Hz)

Remarks1st 2nd

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The patte

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O SET ILLUMINATION PATTERN FOR ALL INDICATION LAMP

procedure below shows how to set the illuminationrn (color of Call Indicator Lamp).



or OK.• Press .

P 3: Select Incoming Call.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Illumination.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

STEP 5: Select External Call when setting mination pattern for external calls.

Internal Call when setting the illumpattern for internal call.


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

1

1

OKBack


↓


Peripherals

Talk

Security

Incoming Call

7 Usability

5

5

OKBack

1/1[Incoming Call]

123456 Headset Ring Volume


↓

Ring ToneIllumination

1

2

STE

n will

is illumi-

one setName", patternrns set

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Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press or .

P 6: Select a desired illumination pattern. You canpreview the designated illumination pattern.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press or

OK.• Press - , and press or OK.

1 2

↓ Back OK

12

[Illumination]

3

External Call

1/1

IMInternal Call

0 9

Note When selecting Automatic, the preview functionot operate.

Note When selecting Automatic or not performing thnation setting, Red is automatically applied.

TIP

You can set illumination pattern for the telephhere. Illumination pattern can be set for ""Group" and "Telephone set". The illuminationset for "Name" has higher priority than the pattefor "Group" and "Terminal set".

0123

OKBack↓

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1/2

Automatic

[External Call]

DisableRedGreen

YellowBlue

PurpleLight Blue

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The RTP

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O ENABLE/DISABLE RTP ALARM

procedure below shows how to enable/disable alarm.



or OK.• Press .

P 3: Select Talk.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation.• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select RTP Alarm.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

2

2

OKBack


↓


PeripheralsSecurity

Incoming CallTalk

↓

7 Usability

1

1

↓ Back OK

1/1[Talk]12345

DTMF ToneKey Touch ToneHold MusicPrefix

RTP Alarm

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Men

0 Au

1 Dis2 En

TIP

TIP

TIP

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P 5: Select Automatic, Disable or En-able (see the following table).Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press or


u Items Descriptions

tomaticFollow the setting on the System. If no setting is made in the System, the default setting (Alarm=ON) is applied.

able Follow the setting on the terminal (OFF).able Follow the setting on the terminal (ON).

For the setting on the System, contact the SystemAdministrator.

Default setting is Automatic.


0 1 2

0 2

01

↓

1/1

Automatic

OKBack

Disable

[RTP Alarm]

2 Enable

• T

The DTM

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O ENABLE/DISABLE DTMF TONE

procedure below shows how to enable/disableF Tone.


P 2: Select User Setting.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

P 3: Select Talk.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select DTMF Tone.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

2

2

OKBack

1/1[User Setting]

123456

↓


PeripheralsSecurity

Incoming CallTalk

↓

7 Usability

2

2

↓ Back OK

1/1[Talk]12345

Key Touch ToneHold MusicPrefix

RTP Alarm

↓

DTMF Tone

STE

Men

0 Au

1 Dis2 En

TIP

TIP

TIP

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P 5: Select Automatic, Disable or En-able (see the following table).Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press or


u Items Descriptions

tomaticFollow the setting on the System. If no setting is made in the System, the default setting (DTMF=ON) is applied.

able Follow the setting on the terminal (OFF).able Follow the setting on the terminal (ON).




0 1 2

0 2

01

↓

1/1

Automatic

OKBack

Disable2 Enable

[DTMF Tone]

• T

The Tonedigit

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,

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O SET KEY TOUCH TONE

procedure below shows how to set Key Touch. Key Touch Tone is a tone generated when thekeys are pressed while DT750 is off-hook.



or OK.• Press .


or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Key Touch Tone.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

2

2

OKBack


↓


PeripheralsSecurity

Incoming CallTalk

↓

7 Usability

3

3

↓ Back OK

1/1[Talk]

12345

Hold MusicPrefix

RTP Alarm

↓

DTMF ToneKey Touch Tone

STE

No

TIP

TIP

49

P 5: Select Automatic, No Tone, Toneor Voice.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press or


te When Automatic is set, the default setting (Tone) is applied.



0 1 23

0 3

0123

OKBack↓

1/1[Key Touch Tone]

No ToneTone

Automatic

Voice

• T

The to be

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an pre-

Minuet)

TIP

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O SET MUSIC ON HOLD

procedure below shows how to set Music on Hold heard by DT750 user.



or OK.• Press .


or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Hold Music.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

STEP 5: Select a desired Music on Hold. You cview the designated Music on Hold.

Select Default when the default data (


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

2

2

OKBack


↓


PeripheralsSecurity

Incoming CallTalk

↓

7 Usability

4

4

↓ Back OK

1/1[Talk]

12345 Prefix

RTP Alarm

↓

DTMF ToneKey Touch ToneHold Music

1

No

TIP

TIP

51

is used as Music on Hold. Select Download when a downloaded data is used as Music on Hold.

Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press or


teYou can preview the designated music on hold. When selecting Download, the music on hold file must be downloaded in advance. If there is no downloaded file, you hear no tone in the preview function (in actual oper-ating conditions, “Minuet” is automatically applied.).

Default setting is Default (Minuet).


2

1 2

12

OKBack↓

1/1

DefaultDownload

[Hold Music]

• T

Dete24-h

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,

t.s.

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TIP

52

O SET CLOCK FORMAT

rmines whether time is displayed with a 12-hour orour clock format.



or OK.• Press .

P 3: Select Display.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Time Format.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

STEP 5: Make a selection from the following lisSelect an item by one of the following operation

teThis setting is available for Time Display only. Call Log feature displays the time in 24-hour format regardless of this setting.


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

3

3

OKBack


↓

Change Password

PeripheralsSecurity

Incoming CallTalk

↓

Display

7 Usability

1

1

↓ Back OK

1/1

123456

Back Light

LanguageFont Size

Local VolumeScreen Saver

Time Format

[Display]

7 Advanced

0 Au1 122 24

No

TIP

TIP

TIP

53

• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press or


Menu Item Meaningtomatic Follow the setting on the system. hour Indication 12-hour clock hour Indication 24-hour clock

te When selecting Automatic or not performing this time format setting, 12-hour clock is automatically applied.




0 2

01

OKBack↓

1/1

212 hour Indication24 hour Indication

Automatic

[Time Format]

• TD

Detevolumvolum

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s.

,

TIP

54

O ENABLE/DISABLE VOLUME LEVEL ISPLAY

rmines whether or not to display the followinge levels: handset receiver volume, speakere, ringer tone volume and LCD contrast.



or OK.• Press .

P 3: Select Display.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Local Volume.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

3

3

OKBack


↓

Change Password

PeripheralsSecurity

Incoming CallTalk

↓

Display

Usability

2

2

↓ Back OK

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LanguageFont Size

Screen Saver

Time Format[Display]

7 Advanced

Local Volume

↓

STE

Me0 Au

1 Di

2 En

No

TIP

TIP

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P 5: Make a selection from the following list.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press or


nu Item Meaningtomatic Each volume level is displayed on LCD.

sableEach volume level is not displayed on LCD.

able Each volume level is displayed on LCD.

te When 0 Automatic is set, the default setting (Enable) is applied.



0 2

01

OKBack↓

1/1

2

Automatic

[Local Volume]

DisableEnable

• T

Screcertadisplavailfromdispl

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STE

s.

,

s.

,

No

TIP

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O SET SCREEN SAVER

en Saver works after the telephone is idle for ain period of time. The Screen Saver will beayed from XML server when the XML server isable. If the Screen Saver cannot be downloaded the XML server, default Screen Saver will beayed.



or OK.• Press .

STEP 3: Select Display.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

STEP 4: Select Screen Saver.Select an item by one of the following operation• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press

or OK.• Press .

te For details on the XML service, contact the SystemAdministrator.


1

1

↓ Menu OK

12

Data Backup/Restore

[Setting]


1/1

3

3

OKBack


↓

Change Password

PeripheralsSecurity

Incoming CallTalk

↓

Display

Usability

3

3

STE

STE

Saver Step7,

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P 5: Select Screen Saver Mode.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Touch panel operation• Highlight an item by using , and press ,

or OK.• Press .

P 6: Select either Disable or Enable.Select an item by one of the following operations.• Highlight an item by using , and press or


STEP 7: The display goes back to the Screenscreen. When Enable is selectedSelect Wait Time.Input Wait Time to launch the screen saver (1-and press or OK.

↓ Back OK

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