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Parameter setting
The Parameters subtag offers the following parameters:
Key volume – use this parameter to set the loudness of the key pushed in the
handset or HandsFree. The parameter may range from 0 to 15.
Ring volume – use this parameter to set the loudness of the ring tone. The
parameter may range from 0 to 8.
HandsFree volume – use this parameter to set the loudness of the HandsFree.
The parameter may range from 0 to 15.
Headset volume – use this parameter to set the loudness of the headset. The
parameter may range from 0 to 15.
Display contrast – use this parameter to set the display contrast. The
parameter may range from 0 to 7.
Time format – use this parameter to set the time format. Choose either a
twenty–four–hour or twelve–hour format.
Call list type – use this option to set the displaying of call records in one of the
following formats: Name and time, Number and time, Name list or Number
. list
Call list type
– use this option to set the call list displaying in one of the
following formats: Name and time, Number and time, Name list or Number
. list
Phone list type
– use this option to set the phone directory displaying in one of
the following formats: . Name list or Name and number
Message list type – use this option to set the displaying of received messages
in one of the following formats: Name and time, Number and time, Name list
. or Number list
Default tune
– use this option to set the ring tune for the StarPoint key phone.
The key phone uses a predefined ring pattern, but this pattern is played with the
tune defined in this parameter. The default tune is Cornet Elephant.
Hang up timeout – use this parameter to set the hang–up timeout after the
opposite party terminates the call. Having received disconnect, the Cornet port
hangs up after the timeout regardless of whether the call is HandsFree or uses a
handset.
When used with applications and HandsFree, this timeout should
be considerably reduced to approximately 5s.
Message ring tone
– use this option to define the ring tone for the caution on a
received message.
Intercom ring tone – use this option to define the ring tone for the caution on
an incoming intercom call.
Information type at relax – use this option to set the format of information to
be displayed on the second line of the key phone at rest. Choose any of the
following options:
Name – shows the extension name.
Number – shows the extension number.
Profile – shows the active profile name.
Name and profile – shows the extension and active profile names.
Number and profile – shows the extension number and active profile
name.
Name and number – shows the extension name and number.
Information type at incoming call – use this option to set the format of
information to be displayed on the first line of the key phone at the time of
incoming call ringing. Choose one of the following options:
Waiting for next key – use this option to set the cursor rate for proceeding from