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in Dial Number Settings after restarting. (See "Dial
Number Settings (Page 114)").
• A portable station is configured to share an
extension number with the KX-NT400.
• The configuration of the connected PBX has
changed.
• The time setting of the connected PBX has
changed.
• After you have exchanged the settings between
extensions using the Walking Extension or
Enhanced Walking Extension feature.
Note
• Connect the Ethernet cable properly when
using PoE. The KX-NT400 will restart if a
connection cannot be established due to an
error.
Cleaning the KX-NT400
Clean the KX-NT400 periodically with a soft and dry
cloth.
Keep the following in mind when cleaning the
KX-NT400.
For the LCD
• Gently wipe the LCD with following only:
– A soft and dry cloth.
– A soft cloth with very small quantity of neutral
detergent or ethyl alcohol.
• Do not press or rub the LCD touch screen with too
much force during cleaning.
For the body
• To avoid damaging the KX-NT400, disconnect the
Ethernet cable and all other cables from the
KX-NT400 before cleaning. When using an AC
adaptor, disconnect the AC adaptor from the
KX-NT400 and power outlet before the cleaning.
• If the KX-NT400 becomes particularly dirty, apply a
light kitchen cleanser to a soft cloth, wring the cloth
thoroughly, and wipe the KX-NT400. When
finished, dry the KX-NT400 with a soft and dry cloth.
• To avoid damage or discoloration, do not clean the
KX-NT400 with the following materials, or with
cleaners containing the following materials.
– Petroleum
– Scouring powder
– Alcohol
– Paint thinner
– Benzene
– Wax
– Hot water
– Powdered soap
• When using chemical cleansers, follow the
instructions on the label carefully.
Document Version 2010-01 Operating Instructions 169
Installation and Settings
- KX-NT400 1
- Introduction 2
- Network Camera Integration 3
- System Diagram 5
- Other Information 7
- For Future Reference 8
- For Your Safety 10
- For Bluetooth 11
- Headset 11
- Data Security 11
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 12
- Compatible with 13
- Hearing Aid T-Coil 13
- TIA-1083 13
- Table of Contents 14
- Accessory Information 17
- Location of Controls 18
- Right Side View 19
- Left Side View 20
- Back View 21
- Bottom View 22
- IMPORTANT 23
- To lower: 24
- Hooking the Handset 25
- Navigation 27
- HOME Screen 29
- HOME Screen Details 30
- Contacts Screen 32
- C Contact summary information 34
- E LDAP contact list entries 36
- Calls Screen 37
- Call status icons 41
- B Call operations 41
- • Mute (Page 72) 42
- • Redirecting Calls (Page 68) 42
- • Holding a Call (Page 69) 44
- For parked calls 46
- (Page 70) 46
- Call Log Screen 47
- B Call log entries 48
- • Call log icons (Page 48) 48
- Call log icons 48
- Camera Screen 49
- • Opening Doors (Page 82) 51
- Chat Screen 52
- Portal Screen 54
- Feature Key Screen 55
- B Feature key page selection 56
- C Feature keys 56
- • HOME Screen (Page 29) 56
- Options Screen 57
- Confirming Your Extension 58
- Going off- and on-hook 58
- Adjusting the Volume 58
- Basic Screen Operations 59
- Entering Text 60
- Using a USB Keyboard 61
- Using the Dial Keys 61
- Making a Call 62
- Making a Call from the Local 63
- Directory 63
- Making a Call from the LDAP 64
- Dialing by Using Call Logs 65
- Redialing the Last Number You 66
- Dialed (Redial, Last Number) 66
- One-touch Dialing 66
- Receiving a Call 67
- Redirecting Calls 68
- Holding a Call 69
- Receiving a Second Call 70
- (Answering Call Waiting) 70
- Talking to Two Parties 71
- Alternately (Call Splitting) 71
- Transferring a Call (Call 71
- Transfer) 71
- Recording Calls (Two-way 72
- Recording) 72
- Making a Conference Call 73
- Conference 74
- Leaving a Conference 74
- (Unattended Conference) 74
- Locking Operations 75
- (Application Lock) 75
- Checking New Messages 76
- Accessing Voice Mail 77
- Checking Missed Calls 78
- Presence Status Setting 78
- Call Forwarding/Do Not 79
- Selecting Cameras to View 81
- Zooming In and Out 81
- Adjusting the Angle of the 82
- Opening Doors 82
- Full-Screen Mode 82
- Making a Call to a Chat 83
- Participant 83
- Selecting a URL to Access 84
- Going Back to Your Homepage 84
- Making Calls from the Portal 84
- Advanced Feature Operation 85
- Sending a Call Waiting 86
- Notification (Call Waiting) 86
- Leaving a Message Waiting 86
- Indication 86
- Leaving a Voice Message 86
- Other Feature Operations 87
- Accessing External Services 88
- Automatic Line Access 90
- Background Music (BGM) 90
- Call Forwarding (FWD) 91
- PBX Feature List 100
- System Speed Dialing 105
- TIE Line Access 105
- Adding a New Contact 108
- Adding a Contact from a Call 108
- Customizing the Telephone 109
- Password Settings 113
- Display Settings 113
- Dial Number Settings 114
- Language Settings 115
- IP Camera Settings 116
- IP Camera Selection Buttons 117
- Settings 117
- Portal Settings 117
- Presence Settings 118
- Disturb Settings 120
- LDAP Server Settings 121
- Dial Modification Settings 122
- • Default values: 124
- PT Programming 125
- Feature Programming 126
- (Flexible button) 127
- (PDN button) 127
- 1. Keeping your PIN secret 130
- Clearing Features 131
- Programming Screen 133
- Programming Input Table 134
- • Off: No set 138
- • Red on: FWD mode 138
- Clearing Flexible Buttons 144
- Entering Characters 145
- 10 11 12 13 14 15 146
- Connections 147
- Installation and Settings 148
- To a USB device 149
- Wall Mounting 150
- Slide the wall 151
- Usage Tips 152
- Installation 153
- Bluetooth Headset Operation 155
- Setting Up the KX-NT400 157
- Start-up menu 158
- Exiting the start-up settings 158
- IP Address Settings 159
- IP Port Settings 160
- Quality of Service (QoS) 161
- Maintenance 162
- Firmware Version Update 163
- Setting Initialize 165
- Firmware Version 165
- Error Log 166
- Data Maintenance 166
- Maintenance screen (2/4) 167
- Maintenance screen (3/4) 167
- Maintenance screen (4/4) 167
- Initializing the KX-NT400 168
- Restarting the KX-NT400 168
- Cleaning the KX-NT400 169
- Appendix 170
- User Options 171
- Language 172
- Directory List Select 172
- IP Camera List 172
- Web Page List 173
- Presence 174
- Administrator Options 176
- Dial Modification 178
- Important Information 181
- Compatible SD Memory Cards 181
- Inserting and Removing SD 181
- Memory Cards 181
- Write Protection (LOCK) 181
- Formatting SD Memory Cards 182
- Common Issues and Solutions 183
- Making and Receiving Calls 185
- Sound Quality 186
- SD Memory Cards 187
- Contact List 187
- PT-Programming 190
- Bluetooth Headsets 190
- USB Devices 190
- Firmware Update 191
- Error Messages 192
- Error Codes 193
- Primary Port 177 198
- KK0110MP0 (0.011) 206
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