This guide introduces the basic operation of the 5302 IP phone.
This guide begins with tips for comfort and safety, reminding users not to cradle the handset and to protect hearing by keeping volume moderate. It also points to supporting documentation available online.
The manual describes the 5302 IP Phone’s hardware layout, programmable keys, volume controls, LED feedback, and detailed call handling procedures such as making calls, holding, transferring, conferencing, and accessing voicemail.
| Lines | 2-line, dual port |
|---|---|
| Dedicated keys | Hold, Transfer, Redial |
| Programmable keys | Four programmable keys |
| Alphanumeric keypad | 12 keys (0‑9, * and #) |
| Volume settings | 8 levels |
| LED feedback | LEDs and tones indicate line status, messages, and call activity |
Use the volume up and down keys; the handset volume changes when off‑hook, the ringer volume changes when the handset is on‑hook, and the speaker volume changes during a paging call.
The phone provides four programmable keys that can be assigned to speed‑dial numbers or voicemail.