Yealink W60 Series phones offer a wide range of capabilities to enhance communication and productivity. With support for up to eight simultaneous calls and eight VoIP accounts, these desk phones are ideal for busy professionals and small businesses. The wireless handset features a 2.4-inch color display and exceptional HD sound, ensuring clear and reliable conversations. Additionally, the phones can be either desktop-based or wall-mounted, providing flexible installation options to suit different workspaces.
Yealink W60 Series
Phone Overview
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Yealink W60 Series
Welcome
After receiving a Yealink W60 Series device, reference this self-paced training, along with the physical
device to gain a basic understanding of the phone's layout and functionalities.
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Phone Overview
Overview
The Yealink W60 desk phones can handle up to
eight simultaneous calls. The wireless handset has
a 2.4 inch color display with exceptional HD sound.
Up to eight VoIP accounts can be used and the
phone can be desktop-based or wall mounted.
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Phone Layout
Understanding Elements
With an understanding of the Yealink W60 Series desk phones, let’s get comfortable with the different
elements of the phone. This section will display the phone’s keys and their functionalities.
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Base Station Layout
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Upon successful registration of a handset to its base
station, all LEDs will glow green.
Understanding the base station:
1. Paging Key
- Locates a misplaced handset, toggles registration mode,
or resets the base to factory settings
2. Registration LED
- Indicates handset registration status or that the base is
in paging mode
3. Network Status LED
- Indicates network status
4. Power LED
- Indicates power status of base station
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Earpiece
LCD Screen
Microphone
Handset Layout
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The following components makeup the layout of the Yealink device.
Speaker
On-hook/Power Key
Off-hook Key
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Handset Layout
The following keys are used for navigation and interaction with the Yealink device.
Please note that the soft keys functionality is dependent upon what is displayed on the LCD screen.
Keypad
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Soft Keys
Control Keys
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Mute KeyTransfer Key
Message Key
Speakerphone Key
Handset Layout
The following keys are used to complete common tasks such as mute microphone, access voicemail,
transfer calls, and more.
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Idle Screen Display
Status Line
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Text Line
Soft Key Line
Status Line
•On hook (idle) –displays the signal strength, icons, and
battery status
•Off hook –displays line ID
Text Line
•On hook (idle) –displays time and date, caller information
when receiving an incoming call, and prompt messages
•Off hook (idle) –displays the caller ID of the contact
Soft Key Line
•On hook (idle) –displays History and Line
•Off hook –displays soft keys functionality
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Alarm Functions
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Administrators can configure different types of alarms for
different handsets to have an emergency call sent
automatically in the case of an emergency.
Push-button
• Signals alarm when is pushed
Man Down
• Signals alarm when device remains at angle less than 30
degrees for a set period of time
No-Movement
• Signals alarm if device remains in a fixed position for a set
period of time
Running
• Signals alarm if device detects running state for a set period
of time
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Knowledge Check
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Knowledge Check 1 of 4
True or False. The highlighted keys are known
as soft keys.
True False
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Knowledge Check 1 of 4
That is correct!
The highlighted keys are known as soft keys.
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Knowledge Check 1 of 4
Sorry, that is incorrect.
The highlighted keys are known as soft keys.
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Knowledge Check 2 of 4
Click on-screen to select the Mute key.
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Knowledge Check 2 of 4
That is correct!
The key is highlighted on the display.
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Knowledge Check 2 of 4
Sorry, that is incorrect.
The key is highlighted on the display.
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Knowledge Check 3 of 4
True or False. Soft key functionality is
determined by the associated display located on
the LCD screen.
True False
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Knowledge Check 3 of 4
That is correct!
Soft key functionality is determined by the
display on the LCD Screen.
For this example, the soft key functionality is
History and Line.
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Knowledge Check 3 of 4
Sorry, that is incorrect.
Soft key functionality is determined by the
display on the LCD Screen.
For this example, the soft key functionality is
History and Line.
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