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1.
Flexible
Button
m@ammin#
m
steps
pnss
the FLEX flexible
button
(Page B,
FLEX.
When
programmmg
flexible
buttons.
Button
#8).
The
following
message
is
Orst enter the two digit button
number
to be
shown
on the display
phone:
programmed
(01 to 22).
2. Enter the button information as
follows:
where:
BB= Button
number
(01-22)
To assign a button
as a multi-function
button
(user programmable)
enter:
BB [O] HOLD
To assign a button
as a CO Line button,
enter:
BB [ 1) LL HOLD
(LL=CO Line 0 l-40)
To assign
a button
as a Loop button,
enter:
BB [2] HOLD
To assign
a
button
as a pooled
group
button,
enter:
BB (31 G HOLD
(G= Line Group
# l-7)
To unassign
a button.
rendering
it inoperable,
enter:
BB [#] HOLD
SLT. If SLT stations
are to be programmed
for
Off-Hook
Preference
It fs necessary
to program
the CO line, or CO line group,
the SLT is to
access when
going off-hook
here. Enter 00 for
the button
number
followed
by either a (11 for
CO line access (01-40I.or
a 131 to assign CO line
group(
CO Line Group
l-3.
Description
MutTI.
When a button
is assigned
as a multi-
function
button
[O]. the user
then
has the
ability to program
any features
or functions
on
the buttons
that the user has access to. For a
complete
list
of user programmable
code (func-
tions and features),
refer to Table 730- 1.
CO. When progmmmiq
a button
as a CO line
button.
refer to CO line ringing.
By default
station
100 will ring on a line.
However,
if
statton
100 is not given button
access to
a Une,
another
station
must
be progximmed
to *g
on that line.
NOTE: The ring status
assignments
are done
in CO Line Attributes
(Sec. 720).
LOOP.
All stations
should
be given
a
loop
button
so they can receive a transferred
call on
a line for which they have no button
access.
POOL.
When
pro gramming
a
button
as
a
pooled
group
button.
refer to CO line group
programming.
Pooled group
numbers
match
CO line group numbers.
Related
Programming
. CO Line Ring Assign-
ments
(Sec. 7201. Off-Hook
Preference
(later in
this sectiorll.
Issue 1. January 1992
730-11
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