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NEC e353 Price

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What is the battery life of the NEC e353?

The battery life of the NEC e353 is up to 4 hours of talk time and up to 200 hours of standby time.

What type of SIM card does the NEC e353 use?

The NEC e353 uses a mini-SIM card.

How to reset or factory restore NEC e353 device?

To reset or factory restore a NEC e353 device, the most common and recommended ways are: 1. using the front-panel reset button: This options is only available if the front-panel reset button is enabled by the administrator. To verify if the front-panel reset button is available, press and hold the power button and turn on the device. The device will now respond to the front-panel reset button. The exact location of the reset button will vary depending on the panel layout but it is usually located at the back of the panel. 2. Using the STEX solutions software tool: This is the most recommended way to reset or factory restore a NEC e353 device. The software tool is available from the STEX website and can be downloaded for your Windows or Windows Server operating system. The software tool allows for a write, erase, or program mode. Choose the write mode and select the Read electronic programmable memory (EEPROM) setting to load the factory settings into the device. 3. Using the device's reset socket: This method is less recommended as it requires opening the device cases and using a small vacuum bulb or jump terminal with a latch. The reset socket can be located on the motherboard or on an expansion card. The latch will need to be released before attaching a jump terminal or vacuum bulb to the socket. It's crucial to follow the device's datasheet notice section on how to reset the device. It's important to note that resetting or factory restoring a device can erase all data stored on the device, so it's important to make sure that the device is backed up properly before filing for reset.