Preparation; Connecting The Receiver; Connecting The Headset; Situating The Telephone - Auerswald COMfortel 500 Bedienungsanleitung

This section describes how to set up and connect the telephone. This includes the settings
required to put an Auerswald PBX into operation.

Connecting the Receiver

1.
Insert the plug, as shown below in
Fig. 3, the longer straight end of the
spiral cord into the jacked marked with
on the bottom of the telephone.
2.
Guide the cable to the outside using
the corresponding cable channel. See
Fig. 3.
3.
Insert the other end of the spiral cord
into the jack on the receiver.

Connecting the Headset

You have the option of connecting a
headset (not included in the delivery) to the
telephone using the information described
in Page 22.
1.
Insert the plug, as shown below in
Fig. 3, into the jacked marked with
on the bottom of the telephone.

Preparation

Fig. 3: Assembly
2.
Guide the cable to the outside using
the corresponding cable channel. See
Fig. 3.

Situating the Telephone

Warning: Any liquid that penetrates
the casing can result in a life-
threatening electric shock or can
damage or destroy or the device.
Only operate the telephone in closed,
dry rooms.
Attention: Mechanical
electro-magnetic fields can result in the
damage or destruction of the device or
interfere in its function.
Avoid mechanical stress (for example,
vibrations) and
equipment that
magnetic fields (for example, amateur
radio sets, mobile phones, DECT
systems, WLAN routers, etc.).
Protect the telephone from direct
sunlight, condensation,
caustic liquids and steam.
Note the ambient temperature value
range indicated in the technical data.
Lay the connection cable in such as
way as to avoid accidental tripping.
1.
Place the telephone on a clean, flat
surface.
Attention: Some plastics and paint
used on furniture may react chemically
with the plastic feet on the device and
cause them to soften. Plastic changed
in this way may cause damage to the
surface of your furniture.
Place the telephone on a non-slip pad.
stress and
the proximity of
radiates electro-
dirt, dust,
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