Button Programming; Figure 3 Button Programming - NEC UNIVERGE SV9100 User Manual

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For Call Forward Busy/No Answer, if MB 24-09-02, MB 24-09-03, MB 24-09-04
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and MB 24-09-05 are the same, then this value will be shown. If these values
are different, then the field will show "Click for info".
For Call Forward Busy, if MB 24-09-04 and MB 24-09-05 are the same, then this
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value will be shown. If these values are different, then the field will show "Click
for info".
Clicking on "Click for info" will display the pop-up message with slightly modified
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text, as follows: "Multiple phone numbers are currently set for this feature. To set
multiple numbers for this feature, please login to UserPro"

Button Programming

PhonePro uses a generic UI to represent the programmable button image as
shown below. This interface reflects the number of buttons available for the Phone
type selected. If the user selects that they have an Add-on module, then the
image will show those buttons as well as illustrated below. Add-on module buttons
are brown with red outline. The maximum number of characters for each label
name is 10 characters.

Figure 3 Button Programming

Each button can be assigned certain features by the user. The list of features that
can be assigned is shown below.
To program a button on the user's telephone or softphone, the user simply clicks
on the desired button (or taps the button on a mobile device), and they will then be
shown a window that allows them to select the desired function and define the
appropriate data, if any, associated with that button. They will also have the ability
to define a label which will be displayed above the button once they apply the
changes. When they click on any of the programmable buttons, the following
window will appear and allow them to define/change the feature associated with
that button.
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