5212/5224

Quick Reference Guide

Note: For more information about using Mute or other features, or about programming
Personal Keys on your 5212 IP Phone, refer to the 5212 IP Phone User Guide located at
www.mitel.com, or contact your Administrator.

Make a Call Transfer a Call

u Lift the handset, or q Press .
p Press . r Dial the number. Wait for an
r Dial the number, or answer.
s Press a Speed Call key, or u Hang up, or announce the transfer
and then hang up.
q Press , or
r Dial the prefix for external calls (e.g. 9) and Conference a Call
the number.
q Press .
Answer a Call r Dial the number. Wait for an answer.
u Lift the handset, or q Press .

p Press and begin speaking.

Program a Speed Call
End a Call q Press .
q Press , or r Press # until Personal Keys? appears.
u Replace the handset. r Press *.
s Press a Personal Key.
Place a Call on Hold r Press *.
r Dial the number, or
The Mitel 5212 IP Phone Fixed-Function Keys q Press . q Press (to redial the last number).
n Display SPEAKER
The line key flashes.
u Replace the handset if necessary. s Press the Personal Key again.
o Ring/Message Indicator MUTE
r Press * to make the number private, or
p Volume, Speaker, and Mute Controls r Press # to keep the number visible.
SUPERKEY Retrieve a Call from Hold
q Fixed-Function Keys q Press .
r Key Pad CANCEL u Lift the handset, or
s Personal Keys REDIAL
p Press .
Adjust Volume Levels
t Speaker HOLD s Press the flashing line key. Adjust ringer volume while the phone is
u Handset TRANSFER / CONFERENCE ringing. Adjust speaker volume while using the
MESSAGE handset or speaker.
Retrieve a Message
p Press repeatedly to raise the volume,
q Press . It flashes when a message
or repeatedly to lower the volume.
is waiting.
Follow the voice mail prompts to retrieve
your message.
p Press to mute the microphone. See the
5212 IP Phone User Guide for details.
M Mitel (design) is a registered trademark of Mitel Networks Corporation. © 2005, Mitel Networks Corporation.
All other products and services are the trademarks of their respective holders. All rights reserved.
 5212/5224
Quick Reference Guide
Note: For more information about using Mute or other features, or about programming
Personal Keys on your 5224 IP Phone, refer to the 5224 IP Phone User Guide located at
www.mitel.com, or contact your Administrator.

Make a Call Transfer a Call

v Lift the handset, or r Press .
q Press . s Dial the number. Wait for an
s Dial the number, or answer.
t Press a Speed Call key, or v Hang up, or announce the transfer
and then hang up.
r Press , or
s Dial the prefix for external calls (e.g. 9) and Conference a Call
the number.
r Press .
Answer a Call s Dial the number. Wait for an answer.
v Lift the handset, or r Press .

q Press , and begin speaking.

Program a Speed Call
End a Call r Press .
r Press , or o Press No until Personal Keys? appears.
v Replace the handset. o Press Yes.
t Press a Personal Key.
Place a Call on Hold o Press Change.
The Mitel 5224 IP Phone Fixed-Function Keys o Press Yes for Speed Call?
r Press . s Dial the number, or
n Display SPEAKER The line key flashes.
o Softkeys v Replace the handset if necessary. r Press (to redial the last number).

p Ring/Message Indicator
MUTE o Press Priv to make the number private.
q Volume, Speaker, and Mute Controls
SUPERKEY o Press Save.
Retrieve a Call from Hold
r Fixed-Function Keys CANCEL r Press .
v Lift the handset, or
s Key Pad REDIAL
t Personal Keys HOLD q Press .
Adjust Volume Levels
u Speaker TRANSFER / CONFERENCE
t Press the flashing line key.
Adjust ringer volume while the phone is
v Handset MESSAGE
ringing. Adjust handset or speaker volume
Retrieve a Message while using the handset or speaker.
q Press repeatedly to raise the volume,
r Press . It flashes when a message
or repeatedly to lower the volume.
is waiting.
Follow the voice mail prompts to retrieve
your message. q Press to mute the microphone. See the
5224 IP Phone User Guide for details.
M Mitel (design) is a registered trademark of Mitel Networks Corporation. © 2005, Mitel Networks Corporation.
All other products and services are the trademarks of their respective holders. All rights reserved.