Keypanel Setup and Trunking Port
Allocation
Once you have assigned alphas and configured any party
lines, IFB’s, ISO’s etc. that will be needed, you can as-
sign the keys on keypanels to meet each user’s communi-
cation needs. As you set up keypanels, you can impose
restrictions on each keypanel to prevent the keypanel op-
erator from changing key assignments from their key-
panels. You can also impose scroll restrictions to prevent
keypanel access from external intercom systems. Finally,
for each keypanel, you can assign priority levels for ac-
cess to IFB’s and for access to limited trunking lines. To
use a port as a trunking port, you simply turn on all re-
striction flags and leave all keys unassigned. (The restric-
tion flags are discussed in detail on page 2-20.)
Important
The following paragraphs walk you through the process
of configuring a keypanel. However, it is recommended
that you read through the next few pages before you start.
Pay particular attention to the sections describing the
Auto-Follow feature (page 2-18) and the Copy and Paste
Screen feature (page 2-19). By using these two features,
you may be able to save considerable time with listen key
assignments.
Keypanel Setup: Selecting a Keypanel
For Editing
From the menu bar, select the Keys menu, then select
“Ports”. The ports pick list should appear (Figure 2-12. If
you assigned names for ports (as described on page 2-1)
these names will appear in the Alpha column of the pick
list in place of the default Alpha names N001, N002 etc.
shown below.
To select a port for editing, select its Alpha name and
press the ENTER key (or click on a port with a mouse).
If your intercom is not trunked, the keypanel edit screen
for the local intercom (Matrix LOCL) will display (Fig-
ure 2-13). If your intercom system is trunked to other in-
tercom systems, the keypanel edit screen will look like
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