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Gives access to programming mode.
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Selects menus and submenus.
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After the
button has been
pressed, the speaker volume is turned
up to maximum and then recom-
mences at the lowest volume.
With the handset lifted, gives access to the special
functions made available by the network operator
and commonly known as REGISTER RECALL
(R function).
Lit, indicates that there are messages or memos in the memory that have already been
played.
Blinking, indicates that the memory contains documents that have not been printed, messages
or memos that have not been played.
Unlit, indicates that the memory is empty.
Adjusts the resolution of the documents to be sent and
copied (only with the document inserted in the ADF).
Puts the line on hold during a telephone conversation (with
the handset off the hook).
Turns off the microphone, during a "handsfree" telephone
call, so that the correspondent cannot hear what is said at
your end of the line.
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Scroll "forwards" and "backwards" through the values
of a parameter.
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Move the cursor to the right and to the left while
entering numbers and names.
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Used to perform TAD functions. Described in
corresponding chapter.
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Dials the fax or telephone number.
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If pressed for more than a second,
(once set) the telephone or fax
number assigned assigned to the key
is automatically dialled (one-touch
dialling function).
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Sets any numeric data.
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Selects digits and alphanumeric
characters during the entry of
numbers and names.
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With tone dialling, a tone is sent down
the line for special network services.
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Selects characters and special
symbols during the entry of names by
scrolling backwards and forwards.
"Error" LED indicator
Signals an operating fault during transmission or
reception.
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