NEC NEAX 2000, Programming Manual

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ND-91285-001(E)
DECEMBER, 1999
Page 138
Revision 1.0
(3/5)
DIAL BY NAME - D
term
(CONT’D)
SERVICE CONDITIONS (CONT’D)
b. There are two input modes for alphabet and number. The input mode is displayed on SOFT KEY of
D
term
as following example. When left side of SOFT KEY shows “
ABC
”, the alphabet can be
recorded. When “
NUM
” is displayed, the number is recorded. The alphabet mode and number
mode can be changed by pressing the left side of SOFT KEY which shows “
ABC
” or “
NUM
”.
Alphabet Mode Number Mode
c. In the alphabet mode, the input character is fixed by # key.
<Example 1> Dial 222#22# → CB is recorded.
<Example 2> Dial 222999# → CY is recorded.
<Example 3> Dial 222#22 then press “
ABC
” on SOFT KEY. → CB is recorded and input mode
is changed from alphabet to number.
d. The
DEL
key is not available in both alphabet and number mode.
3. Number and Name Registration
a. In the alphabet and number input mode, when the
Feature
key is pressed, the
Feature
key lamp is
flashed and
Speaker
key lamp is lit.
b. Up to 16 characters can be recorded as a name.
c. Up to 4 digits of trunk access code and up to 26 digits of station number can be recorded.
d. When the new name and number is recorded, the system automatically search the vacant memory
block after pressing
Feature
key.
e. In the name and number registration operation, if both name and number are not registered in speed
calling memory block, the LCD show as follows.
4. Search
a. Up to four characters are used as a key word when the number is searched by name.
b. If the D
term
user enters character exceeding four, it is invalid.
c. When the same name has been registered in the system, the LCD shows the name and number
which are assigned the lowest memory block number.
d. When searching is performed without entering a key word, the LCD shows the lowest memory
block number available for the D
term
.
e. When no key word for searching has been registered, the LCD shows the lowest memory block
number available for the D
term
.
f. After searching, the D
term
user can search next speed calling number by pressing
UP
or
DOWN
key.
UP = displays the lower number than the block number displayed.
DOWN = displays the higher number than the block number displayed.
When the block number reaches the lowest/highest by pressing
UP
or
DOWN
key, one more press-
ing rounds to the highest/lowest memory block number.
11:22 PM MON 12 MAR 1999
ABC
UP DOWN
11:22 PM MON 12 MAR 1999
NUM
UP DOWN
35:
11:22 PM MON 12 MAR 1999
ABC
UP DOWN