UNIStim 1220 phone

Last Updated : Sep 30, 2019 |
Prolog information
This station is basically the same as the 1120 phone, but with simpler and less expensive body, simplified button locations, four discrete direction arrows for navigation, and a number of other simplifications.
The following are the common features between the 1220 and 1120 phones:
  • Four programmable feature keys.
  • The station also allows the user to customize feature key labels, with limitations.
  • Four context-sensitive soft keys that provide access to a maximum of 10 features
  • LCD Display
    • The top two lines provide labels for the programmable buttons.
    • The second line from the bottom shows either idle display or call information.
    • The bottom line shows the current feature name for the soft key under the label.
  • Handsfree
    • Speakerphone
    • Headset port and headset key
  • Volume keys
  • Hold, Release, Handsfree (Speaker), Headset, Mute, and Expand to PC (labelled as Applications) keys.
  • Five specialized fixed keys:
    • Quit
    • Directory (Personal Directory)
    • Message (Inbox)
    • Services
    • The Copy key is omitted. The user must use the context-sensitive soft key instead.
  • Message Waiting Lamp and visual ring indicator.
  • Wide-band audio if a third-party headset or handset that supports wide-band is connected.
  • Fixed keys with an LED indicator integrate that into the button.
However, the 1220 phone has the following changes:
  • The navigation function with its up, down, left, and right buttons replaces the navigation rocker.
  • The Enter button is at the center of the navigation buttons and not at the center of the rocker.
  • Integrated 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Switch. Only one network port is required for phone and PC.
  • The Conference key which is a soft key on the 1120 phone is a fixed key on the 1220 phone.
The 1220 phone supports attaching an expansion module to add up to 24 additional buttons (one module with Shift).