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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
Unboxing
Examine the package for evidence of physical damage prior to opening. If there is a proof of mishandling, report it to your certified Wildix Partner.
Make sure that all the components are present in the shipping package/box:
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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
Safety information
Using the battery
- Never dispose of the battery in fire, otherwise it could explode
- Never replace the battery in potentially explosive environments, for example close to inflammable liquids/gases
- Use ONLY approved batteries and chargers from the vendor or the operator
- Do not disassemble, open or damage the battery, use it carefully to avoid a short circuit
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Before using the phone, carefully read the safety information: https://www.wildix.com/safety-information/
Put into operation
W-AIR 70:
- Open the battery compartment by pressing the battery cover and sliding it.
- Remove the battery cover, insert the batteries and close the battery compartment.
- Place the phone into the charger and fully charge the battery; for the best performance, charge the handset for at least 10 hours the first time (charging status is indicated on the display)
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The serial number and IPUI number of each handset is situated either on a label behind the battery, or on the package label.
Phone Overview
W-AIR 70
1- LED indicator
Indicates Missed call / New Voicemail / Low battery. LED behavior can be configured in W-AIR DECT Handset – - W-AIR 70 / , W-AIR 100 / , W-AIR 150.
2- 2 Soft keys
Select options indicated in the lower part of the screen.
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When enabled, no sounds are played on the handset.
W-AIR 100
1- LED indicator
Missed call / New Voicemail / Low battery. LED behavior can be configured in W-AIR DECT Handset – - W-AIR 70 / , W-AIR 100 / , W-AIR 150.
2- Volume Up / Down key (on the side panel)
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When enabled, no sounds are played on the handset.
W-AIR 150
1- LED indicator
Missed call / New Voicemail / Low battery. LED behavior can be configured in W-AIR DECT Handset – - W-AIR 70 / , W-AIR 100 / , W-AIR 150.
2- Volume Up / Down key (on the side panel)
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When enabled, no sounds are played on the handset.
Main Menu
1 – Contacts: local phonebook
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7 – Alarms: alarm clock / wake up call setting (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150)
Register a handset
Go to Connectivity menu.
Register a handset to the base station
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Note: To assign a handset to a user, please follow the steps described in the chapter W-AIR DECT Handset – - W-AIR 70 / , W-AIR 100 / , W-AIR 150. |
Deregister a handset from the base station
- Select Deregister
- Enter the Access code and confirm by pressing Yes
Multi registration (W-AIR 100 / 150)
W-AIR 100/ 150 support multi registration, which means a handset is able to remember up to 10 different base stations it had been previously registered to:
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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. |
Login (Assign to user)
- Press the red On-hook Key to switch on the phone
- Wait till the signal is found and the phone screen displays “login_x”, “unkown_x”
- Dial 99 and press the green Off-hook Key
- Follow the audio instructions to enter your extension number and your password
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Example:
Password: 4Ag7$
Enter: 4247*
Local contacts
Go to Contacts menu.
Add contact
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- Select a contact and press More
- Select Delete contact to delete the selected contact or Delete all contacts to delete all the contacts
- Confirm by pressing Yes
Assign a Speed Dial number to a local contact
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Prerequisite: There must be at least one contact in the Contacts list. |
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Note: “0” is used to start a normal dial with “+”; “1” is used for Voicemail access. |
Call list
Go to Calls menu.
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Note: When there is a missed call, the icon is displayed in the Status bar until the entry has been viewed in the Calls menu. |
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- Select a call and press More
- Select Delete item to delete this call or select Delete all items to clear the calls list
- Confirm by pressing Yes
Call Control
Incoming call
The handset displays an alerting screen when there is an incoming call.
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- To reject an incoming call, press Reject when receiving an incoming call or press the red On-hook Key
- To silence an incoming call, press Silent when receiving an incoming call
Place a call
- Enter a number
- Press the green Off-hook key
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Note: Make sure you enter a prefix if needed when calling the outside line. |
Redial
To dial the last called number
- Press the green Off-hook key twice from the idle
Call a Speed Dial number
It is possible to call a speed dial number, if you have previously assigned at least one Speed Dial number to one of the contacts.
- Make a long press (>2 seconds) from the idle on one of the speed dial keys (from “2” to “9”) assigned to a contact
Search for a contact
Call from shared PBX phonebook
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Shared company phonebooks must be set up by user via Collaboration or by the PBX administrator. |
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Colleagues are displayed in the list with their actual presence and activity status (synchronised with Wildix Collaboration): available / offline / do not disturb / away / talking / incoming call. |
Call from local contacts
- Press Menu key and select Contacts
- Select a contact
- Press Call to call the contact
Call from history
- Press Menu key and select Call list
- Select a call from the list
- Press the green Off-hook key
End a call
To end an active call:
- Press the red On-hook key to end a call
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- Press the red On-hook key to end the active call and to resume the call on hold
- Press the red On-hook key again to terminate the second call
Hold / Second call
- Press Hold Soft key to put a call on hold
- Press Retrieve Soft key to retrieve the call
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- Press Swap (W-AIR 100 / 150) / Press the Right Navigation key (W-AIR 70)
Call Transfer
Attended Call Transfer
Transfer with notification to the person who receives the transfer.
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- During a call press Transfer (the current call is put on hold)
- Call the person who you would like to transfer the call to
- Press Transfer
Conference call
Establish a conference call between three parties:
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Note: Each of the called participants can hang up to leave the conference call (in this situation the conference call continues between the remaining participants). |
Record a call
Press *1 during a call to start / stop call recording.
Pick up / Intercom / Call intrusion
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Note: Only users with certain permissions perform call pick up / intercom / call intrusion; check ACL permissions "Can" - "Call Pickup" / "Intercom" / "Intrusion" (WMS -> Users -> Groups). |
Use Feature codes to perform call pick up / intercom / call intrusion from W-AIR handsets. Check Feature Codes Admin Guide for more information.
Listen to Voicemail messages
Press and hold for several seconds Voicemail key (key 1) and follow the audio prompts.
Refer to this online Guide for detailed information.
Adjust volume during a call
Press Volume Up / Down keys (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150)
Press Up / Down Navigation keys (W-AIR 70)
Mute the microphone during a call
Press Mute key (side key) to mute / unmute the microphone (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150)
Press Left Navigation key to mute / unmute the microphone (W-AIR 70)
General Settings
Go to Settings menu.
Time & date
Adjust time and date and select a time / date format.
Language
Select the language of the phone interface.
LED signal
Select under which condition LED signal of the handset must blink:
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Otherwise it is possible to disable the LED signal.
Power save
Set up the the display to go out after timeout to save the battery (from 5 up to 60 seconds).
Security (Auto keylock)
Enable / disable auto key lock after timeout (from 15 seconds up to 5 minutes).
Handset name
Enter the name to be displayed at the home screen.
Reset Settings
Reset the handset to default settings.
Status
Information about the base station the handset is registered to and the handset status.
- Base station information: SW version, HW version, IP address, Mac address, System name
- Handset status: SW version, HW version, DECT band, Battery level, IPEI, Bluetooth (W-AIR 150)
Auto Answer
- Normal: press the green Off-hook Key to answer an incoming call
- Any key: press any key on the keypad (except the red On-hook Key and the two Soft keys) to answer an incoming call
- Automatic: incoming call is answered automatically after five seconds
Silent Charging
Disable / mute ring tone when the handset is charging:
- Off: audio alert is present and incoming call screen is displayed
- Silent: no audio alert, but the incoming call screen is displayed
Bluetooth (W-AIR 150)
When BT headset is connected, the audio is routed to the headset during a call.
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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.
Push To Talk (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150)
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Note: The feature is available starting from WMS v. 3.82.32245, fw v. 03.55.00.18 |
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Your message is transmitted to other handsets over the network (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150).
Audio Settings
Go to Audio settings menu.
Silent mode
When enabled, no sounds are played on the handset.
When enabled, no other audio settings can be changed in the Audio Settings menu.
Ring Volume
Use the Navigation keys to adjust the ring volume.
When the ring volume is set to mute, the “Sound off” icon is displayed in the Status bar and no sound is heard when receiving an incoming call.
Ring Melody (for each Call Class)
Select the ringtone for each call class (external/ internal/ whitelist/ blacklist/
Alert Volume and Alert Tone (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150)
Select the Volume and the Ringtone for the alarm clock.
Vibrator (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150)
Enable / disable vibration.
Key Sound
Select the sound to be played when the keys are pressed on the handset (“Click” / “Tone”) or disable the key sound ("Silent").
Confirmation Sound
When enabled, an audible confirmation sound is played back when any action succeeds or fails.
Coverage Warning
When enabled, an audible notification is played back to the earpiece during the call when the user is close to the maximum range of the nearest base station in the system.
Charger Warning
When enabled, an audible notification is played back when the handset is placed into the charger.
Noise Reduction (W-AIR 150)
Enable / disable noise reduction.
Alarm clock setting (W-AIR 100 / W-AIR 150)
Go to Alarms menu.
Select Alarm or Recurrent alarm (it will be repeated every day at the stated time)
- Use the Navigation Keys or the numeric keypad to set up the time for the alarm
- Press Save
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Note: When the alarm starts ringing, press Dismiss to disable it, or Snooze to repeat the alarm after the selected timeout. To set up snooze timeout: select Snooze time and select the timeout. |
Emergency alarms setting (W-AIR 150)
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Note: Emergency settings are defined and controlled from the web interface of the base station. |
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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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