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Appendix Error code 0x6000- 0x6003 0x6100 0x6200- 0x6201 0x6202 0x7000 0x7001- 0x7006 0x7007 0x7008- 0x700B 0x700C- 0x700D 0x700E 0x700F 0x7010- 0x7018 0x7019 0x7100- 0x7101 0x7102- 0x710C 0x7200 0x8001- 0x8002 0x8003 0x8004 0x8005 0x8006 Subcode 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** 0x**** Probable Cause Software error Communication error between KX-NT400 CPUs. Communication error between KX-NT400 CPUs. Device error Transmission error Device error Solution If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Consult your network administrator. If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Consult your network administrator. If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Consult your network administrator. SD card error Device error Check SD card Consult your network administrator. SD card error Check SD card Device error Consult your network administrator. Acquiring the initial data from the If this error is displayed frequently, PBX failed. KX-NT400 was initialized consult your network administrator. with values for European PBXs. Software error If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. 1) Software error 2) Import error 1) Check the Import file 2) Consult your network administrator. Communication error between KX-NT400 CPUs. If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Software error If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Version update error If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Error information from the PBX (CSTA server) If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Connection refused by the PBX Consult your network administrator. Extension number changed in PBX Consult your network administrator. Error information from the PBX (CSTA server) If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Transmission error If this error is displayed frequently, consult your network administrator. Document Version 2010-01 Operating Instructions 195

Section	Page
Table of Contents	14
Before Operating the Telephone	17
Accessory Information	17
Location of Controls	18
Operation Board Angle Adjustment	23
Hooking the Handset	25
Screens & Soft Buttons	27
Navigation	27
HOME Screen	29
Contacts Screen	32
Calls Screen	37
Calls Screen in Line Buttons Mode	37
Calls Screen in Call List Mode	40
Call Log Screen	47
Camera Screen	49
Chat Screen	52
Portal Screen	54
Feature Key Screen	55
Options Screen	57
Basic Operations	58
Confirming Your Extension Number	58
Going off- and on-hook	58
Adjusting the Volume	58
Basic Screen Operations	59
Entering Text	60
Basic Feature Operation	62
Making Calls	62
Making a Call	62
Making a Call from the Contact List	63
Dialing by Using Call Logs	65
Redialing the Last Number You Dialed (Redial, Last Number)	66
One-touch Dialing	66
Receiving Calls	67
Receiving a Call	67
Redirecting Calls	68
During a Conversation	69
Holding a Call	69
Receiving a Second Call (Answering Call Waiting)	70
Talking to Two Parties Alternately (Call Splitting)	71
Transferring a Call (Call Transfer)	71
Mute	72
Recording Calls (Two-way Recording)	72
Conference Call (Multiple Party Conversation)	73
Making a Conference Call	73
Removing a Participant from the Conference	74
Leaving a Conference (Unattended Conference)	74
Locking Operations (Application Lock)	75
Checking Messages	76
Checking New Messages	76
Accessing Voice Mail	77
Checking Missed Calls	78
Presence Status Setting	78
Call Forwarding/Do Not Disturb	79
Advanced Feature Operation	81
Network Camera	81
Selecting Cameras to View	81
Zooming In and Out	81
Adjusting the Angle of the Camera	82
Opening Doors	82
Full-Screen Mode	82
Chat	83
Making a Call to a Chat Participant	83
Portal (Web Browser)	84
Selecting a URL to Access	84
Going Back to Your Homepage	84
Making Calls from the Portal	84
Other Feature Operations	86
When the Dialed Line is Busy or There is No Answer	86
Sending a Call Waiting Notification (Call Waiting)	86
Leaving a Message Waiting Indication	86
Leaving a Voice Message	86
Reserving a Busy Line (Automatic Callback Busy)	87
Joining an Existing Conversation (Executive Busy Override)	87
Overriding Do Not Disturb (DND Override)	87
If a Host PBX is Connected	88
Accessing External Services (External Feature Access [EFA])	88
PBX Feature List	89
Customizing the Telephone	108
Contact List	108
Adding a New Contact	108
Adding a Contact from a Call Log	108
Adding a Contact from the PBX	109
Adding a Contact from an LDAP Directory	109
Editing a Contact	109
Deleting a Contact	109
Details for Contacts	109
User Options	113
Password Settings	113
Display Settings	113
Dial Number Settings	114
Language Settings	115
Directory List Select Settings	115
IP Camera Settings	116
IP Camera Selection Buttons Settings	117
Portal Settings	117
Presence Settings	118
Administrator Options	121
LDAP Server Settings	121
Dial Modification Settings	122
PT Programming	125
Customizing the Flexible Buttons	133
Entering Characters	145
Installation and Settings	147
Connections	147
Wall Mounting	150
Bluetooth Headset Connections	153
Installation	153
Bluetooth Headset Operation	155
Setting Up the KX-NT400	157
Accessing the Start-up Settings	157
Language Settings	159
IP Address Settings	159
IP Port Settings	160
Quality of Service (QoS) Settings	161
Maintenance	162
Firmware Version Update	163
Setting Initialize	165
Firmware Version	165
Error Log	166
Maintaining the KX-NT400	166
Data Maintenance	166
Initializing the KX-NT400	168
Restarting the KX-NT400	168
Cleaning the KX-NT400	169
Appendix	170
Specifications	170
Programming Items	171
User Options	171
Administrator Options	176
Firmware Version Update	180
SD Memory Cards	181
Important Information	181
Compatible SD Memory Cards	181
Inserting and Removing SD Memory Cards	181
Write Protection (LOCK)	181
Formatting SD Memory Cards	182
Troubleshooting	183
Common Issues and Solutions	183
Error Messages	192
Error Codes	193
Index	197
A	197
B	197
C	197
D	198
E	199
F	199
G	199
H	199
I	200
K	200
L	200
M	200
N	201
O	201
P	201
Q	201
R	201
S	202
T	202
U	202
V	203
W	203

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Error code

Subcode

Probable Cause

Solution

0x6000–

0x6003

0x****

Software error

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x6100

0x****

Communication error between

KX-NT400 CPUs.

Consult your network administrator.

0x6200–

0x6201

0x****

Communication error between

KX-NT400 CPUs.

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x6202

0x****

Device error

Consult your network administrator.

0x7000

0x****

Transmission error

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x7001–

0x7006

0x****

Device error

Consult your network administrator.

0x7007

0x****

SD card error

Check SD card

0x7008–

0x700B

0x****

Device error

Consult your network administrator.

0x700C–

0x700D

0x****

SD card error

Check SD card

0x700E

0x****

Device error

Consult your network administrator.

0x700F

0x****

Acquiring the initial data from the

PBX failed. KX-NT400 was initialized

with values for European PBXs.

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x7010–

0x7018

0x****

Software error

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x7019

0x****

1) Software error

2) Import error

1) Check the Import file

2) Consult your network

administrator.

0x7100–

0x7101

0x****

Communication error between

KX-NT400 CPUs.

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x7102–

0x710C

0x****

Software error

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x7200

0x****

Version update error

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x8001–

0x8002

0x****

Error information from the PBX

(CSTA server)

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x8003

0x****

Connection refused by the PBX

Consult your network administrator.

0x8004

0x****

Extension number changed in PBX

Consult your network administrator.

0x8005

0x****

Error information from the PBX

(CSTA server)

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

0x8006

0x****

Transmission error

If this error is displayed frequently,

consult your network administrator.

Document Version

2010-01

Operating Instructions

195

Appendix