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428 Defining user preferences
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For information about configuring SWCA button controls, refer to “Programming SWCA controls
for your system” on page 471 . Use button programming to assign SWCA assignments to telephone
buttons with indicators. Refer to “Programming telephone buttons” on page 432 .
Defining user preferences
The User preferences headings allow you to program the same settings that users can perform at
their telephones. These options are only available to digital/analog sets, IP telephones, and 7406
cordless phones.
Notes about portable handsets:
• ISDN and WLAN IP telephones do not have user preferences.
• Feature programming for the legacy NetVision telephones occurs through a separate
configuration process, with the exception of 10 programmable buttons, which are specifically
used for two intercom positions, and eight SWCA key positions. Programming performed by
users at their own sets, takes precedence over these settings. User telephone programming and
feature programming for the NetVision telephones is described in the
IP Telephony
Configuration Guide and the NetVision Phone Administrator Guide .
This section includes information about:
• “Configuring user preferences” on page 429
• “Programming telephone buttons” on page 432
• “Configuring user speed dialing” on page 444
• “Setting up CAP stations” on page 446
Figure 137 User preference telephone settings
* This heading only appears if a 7316E+KIM is
connected to the system.
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Companion telephones only have this
User Preference option.
ISDN/DECT telephones have no
User Preferences.
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