Description Of Functions; Numeric Keys; Programmable Keys; Fixed Function Keys - Philips ErgoLine D330 Manual

ErgoLine D330/D340
Customer Engineer Manual
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ESCRIPTION OF UNCTIONS

Numeric Keys

The Numeric Keys are used when initiating a call, invoking an exchange facility,
storing and retrieving numbers or when programming the ErgoLine.

Programmable Keys

The Programmable Keys can be used to store various PABX commands including
speed-dial and group features. Each Programmable key has an LED and a label.

Fixed Function Keys

The Fixed Function Keys are used as follows:
LOUDSPEAKER
MIC.
REDIAL
EXIT
BACKSPACE
HELP (D340 only)
OPTIONS (D330 only)
SHIFT
HOLD

Cursor keys

The Cursor Keys consist of two horizontal scroll keys, indicated < and >, and two
vertical scroll keys, indicated ∧ and ∨ , plus an OK key. The scroll keys are used to
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Press this key to select and de-select hands-free
operation, or to de-select listen-in and select
soft-speaking
Press this key to switch the active microphone off
and on. The LED indicates the status of the active
microphone as follows:
• LED off: The handset microphone is on because
the handset is in use, or the set is idle
• LED flashing: The microphone is off; the other
party cannot hear you
• LED on: The microphone is on
Press this key to recall the re-dial list (5 numbers on
the D330, 10 numbers on the D340). The number to
be redialled can then be selected using the Cursor
Keys
Press this key to leave a programming function
Press this key to erase the last character when
editing
Press this key for on-screen, context sensitive help
Press this key to get access to the context sensitive
options which are available in the terminal.
Press this key to select the second level of
keypad/memory keys.
When programming, use this key to switch
between numbers and letters on the keypad.
Use this key in conjunction with the cursor keys to
change mode (data version only).
Press this key to put a caller on hold or to move
between callers on hold. The Hold key is also used
when setting up a three-party conference