IPC B02200769, User Manual

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Float
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Call history
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CLI
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Notification
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Color
When you assign fixed buttons using Batch settings mode, the first available fixed button slot is used.
The total number of fixed buttons is displayed, and it is not possible to program additional fixed buttons
once 12 are already set.
4.10.1 Configure buttons in Batch settings mode
Update the settings of some or all line buttons in the button sheet using Batch settings mode.
1. Tap the Batch settings mode icon in the Favorites header bar. See Favorites on page 47.
Batch settings mode opens and buttons are displayed with their current settings.
2. Tap a setting:
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Priority
:
Low
or
High
. Priority for calls originating on this line.
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Ringtone
:
No Override
or
Ringtone 1
-
Ringtone 18
. Set a ringtone to override the default ringer,
or
No Override
to use the default ringtone.
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Ring Settings
:
Ring
,
One Ring
, or
No Ring
. Settings for incoming calls on the line.
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Fixed
:
Fixed
or
None
. Whether to display calls from this line on a fixed button.
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Float
:
Float
or
None
. Whether to display calls from this line on a floating button if the line button
is not currently displayed.
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Call History
:
Show
or
Hide
. Whether to include calls on this line in call history records.
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CLI
:
Show
or
Hide
. Display or suppress CLI information for the line. If you choose
Hide
, CLI
information is still stored in history events.
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Notification
:
Show
or
Hide
. Whether to be notified of calls on this line in the call notification
popup.
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Color
: Set button background colors. Refer to Assign button background colors on page 58.
3. Tap a button one by one to change that button's setting. Swipe or tap a sheet number to move through
the button sheet.
4. Tap the Batch settings mode icon again to exit this mode and return to Trading mode.
The button settings are updated accordingly.
4.10.2 Assign button background colors
You can assign a color to individual buttons to make it easier to identify them within the IQ/MAX
TOUCH Favorites application.
A color is assigned to a button. If you move a line to a different button, the color of the current button is
not applied to the new button.
The button background colors work in conjunction with the priority and line status colors you can assign
in the Settings application. For information on setting these colors, refer to
Call Handling on page 164.
For illustrations of how the colors are displayed in different call scenarios, refer to Button color
scenarios on page 59.
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