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SOFT KEY - D
term
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
According to the status of the D
term
, function keys (SOFT KEYs) are displayed in the third line on the
LCD. If the status of D
term
changes, the SOFT KEYs will change automatically. Also if the
Help
key is
pressed, explanation of indicated SOFT KEYs are shown on the LCD.
STATION APPLICATION
All D
term
s with SOFT KEYs and an LCD.
OPERATING PROCEDURE
To use SOFT KEYs:
1.
4 SOFT KEYs are indicated in the LCD according to the status of the D
term
.
2.
Press the Scroll key to scroll the display to show the desired key if there are more than 4 SOFT
KEYs.
3.
Press a desired key under the indicated 4 SOFT KEYs on the LCD.
4.
The service feature of the pressed SOFT KEY is operated.
To use the
Help
key:
1.
Press the
Help
key and SOFT KEY.
2.
Explanation of the pressed SOFT KEY is indicated on the LCD.
3.
Press the
Exit
key and the explanation is deleted.
(If the
Exit
key is not pressed for 16 to 20 seconds, the explanation is deleted automatically.)
SERVICE CONDITIONS
1. The indication of 4 SOFT KEYs are shown in the third line and each key is indicated by maximum 6
letters.
2. The combination of SOFT KEYs are maximum 4 patterns per system. The pattern can be selected for
each station by the system data programming (CM12).
3. The function of SOFT KEYs per pattern can be set by system data programming (CM9A).
Maximum 12 statuses can be set as the status of a D
term
, and maximum 16 SOFT KEYs can be set in
each status.
4. If more than 4 SOFT KEYs are set in one status, one Scroll key should be assigned in every 4 SOFT
KEYs.
5. Pattern No. 3 is fixed. If Pattern No. 3 is changed, the only way to reset to default is to clear all data in
the PBX and load the Resident System Program.
6.
Help
key is only available in Pattern No. 3.
7. French prompts (see CM04) are not available for SOFT KEYs.
Summary of Contents for NEAX 2000
Page 1: ...ND 70916 E ISSUE 1 Feature Programming Manual JANUARY 2000 NEC Corporation ...
Page 157: ...CALL QUEUING 137 A2131 10 CALL QUEUING PROGRAMMING Refer to CALL WAITING DISPLAY page 142 ...
Page 273: ...FAULT MESSAGE 253 A2247 10 FAULT MESSAGE PROGRAMMING Refer to Maintenance Manual ...
Page 402: ...PEG COUNT 382 A2382 10 PEG COUNT PROGRAMMING Refer to the CMB0 B3 of the Command Manual ...
Page 443: ...SELF DIAGNOSIS 423 A2412 10 SELF DIAGNOSIS PROGRAMMING Refer to the Maintenance Manual ...
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