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Feature and application configuration
Note:
The forced keys have a priority over the keys customized by the user. This does not apply to
Call Appearance and Busy Lamp Field keys as they will be moved to a different location.
The Pre-configuration of keys feature can be configured in either of the following ways:
• by setting the corresponding parameter in the 46xxsettings.txt file.
• by adding the pre-configured keys in the web interface.
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Setting Pre-configuration of keys
PHONEKEY parameter values
Pre-configuration of keys parameter
Pre-configuration of keys parameter
The Pre-configuration of keys feature can be administered by setting the PHONEKEY parameter
in the 46xxsettings.txt file.
This parameter is used for mapping the feature, application, line and autodial keys available in the
Phone screen. All the PHONEKEY values and keywords are case-insensitive except values set in
Label.
The PHONEKEY parameter should be set in the following format without any intervening spaces
before and after the equality sign ("="):
SET PHONEKEY "Key=[n1];Type=[Feature|Application|Line|
Autodial];Name=[name];attr1=[value];attr2=[value];Label=[label (optional)][;Forced
(optional)]"
where:
• [n1] corresponds to the number of the phone key to be configured. The allowed values are
positive integers from 1 to 96.
• [Feature|Application|Line|Autodial] corresponds to the functionality to be
assigned to a key. The allowed values are: feature, application , line or autodial.
• [name], depending on the functionality entered in Type, can be either of the following:
- the name of the feature that will be accessed by pressing the customized phone key, e.g.,
callfwd (Call Forward), blf (Busy Lamp Field), etc.
- the name of the application, e.g., lock, logout, screensaver, etc.
- the type of the phone line that will be accessed. The allowed values are: primary, sca
(Shared Call Appearance).
- autodialing of a defined phone extension.
• [label] is the key label that will be displayed on the Phone screen. This setting is optional
and case-sensitive.
Starting with 4.0.4, [label] allows users to add non-Latin symbols to their customized
labels if their native language uses an alphabet other than Latin. Both left to right (LTR) and
right to left (RTL) languages are supported. For example:
SET PHONEKEY "Key=6;Type=autodial;Name=autodial;Attr1=123456;Label=АБВГДЕЁЖЗ"
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