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The manual provides you with the necessary information about your DECT handset W-AIR 70 / W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150. Please read this guide to ensure the proper installation and operation of the DECT handset. Updated: July 2016 Permalink: https://confluence.wildix.com/x/jQSIAQ |
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Before using the handset
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Compatible headsets:
Wildix headsets: http://www.wildix.com/voip-phones-and-headset/#headsets
Third party headsets integrated with Wildix: Wildix Compatible Headsets – Jabra, Plantronics, Sennheiser, JPL, Axtel
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W-AIR 100/ 150 support multi registration, which means a handset is able to connect to remember up to 10 different W-AIR Networks. To register a handset to multiple W-AIR Networksbase stations it had been previously registered to:
- Go to Connectivity menu
- Select an empty slot and register a device to W-AIR Network
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- Up to ten base stations, this handset had been previously registered to, appear on this list, you can select one and the handset will automatically register to it
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Note: It is also possible to create Multisite W-AIR Network in WMS (Devices -> W-AIR Networks) that can be distributed over several locations/ sites of the company. Follow this W-AIR System Manual to get detailed information. |
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Use Wildix Bluetooth headset WHS-BT: WHS, WP490EXT, WPEHS – Quick Start Guide.
Third party headsets integrated with Wildix: Wildix Compatible Headsets – Jabra, Plantronics, Sennheiser, JPL, Axtel.
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For more information about configuring emergency settings, please refer to W-AIR system – Administrator Manual.
Alarms triggering
Alarm Button: Long-press (3 seconds) the red button on top of the handset
- Pull Cord Alarm: Pull a cord from the pull cord hole on the right side of the handset
- Running Alarm: Shake up and down the handset for several seconds
- Man Down Alarm: Put the handset in the position with an angle over 60 degrees with respect to the horizontal. The time for the handset to be still before the alarm is triggered can be set on base station web interface
- No Movement Alarm: Do not move the handset. The timeout after which No Movement alarm is triggered is set on the base station web interface
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