This guide describes the basic features and usage of the Nortel IP Phone 1140E.
The guide introduces the Nortel IP Phone 1140E, describing its hardware features such as six user‑defined feature keys, a high‑resolution LCD, gigabit Ethernet ports, USB support, Bluetooth 1.2, and hearing‑aid compatibility. It explains how to use the telephone controls, display, and programmable keys for making, holding, and transferring calls.
Detailed chapters cover entering and editing text via the dialpad or USB keyboard, configuring preferences, diagnostics, network settings, and lock menus. The manual also provides instructions for using hands‑free, headset, mute functions, and accessing external server applications directly from the phone. This manual is written in Chinese.
| User‑defined feature keys | six |
|---|---|
| Soft keys | four |
| Display | graphical high‑resolution LCD, backlit, adjustable contrast |
| Ethernet ports | gigabit Ethernet ports |
| USB port | supports keyboard or mouse |
| Bluetooth support | Bluetooth 1.2 compliant Audio Gateway |
| Hearing‑aid compatibility | yes |
| Headset jack | with On/Off key |
A headset must be installed; then press the Headset key to activate headset mode and make or receive calls.
No, connecting to a regular telephone jack can cause severe damage; the phone must be connected to a 10/100/1000Base‑T Ethernet jack.