Nortel Meridian SL-100 Reference Manual page 16

1-2 M3900 series general description
M3905 telephone sets. The user changes the LCD label of these keys (except
the primary directory number key) to meet their business needs.
The M3903 and M3904 sets provide two layers of functionality using these
keys. The user accesses two Lines/Features per key. For example, the M3904
provides the user with 12 lines/features that are accessible on the six keys. The
M3905 provides one layer of keys with 8 line/feature keys.
Programmable Feature keys (self-labeled)
Programmable feature keys (self-labeled) are the three keys located below the
lower portion of the display area on the M3902 Meridian Digital Telephone
set.
Context sensitive softkeys
The M3903, M3904, and M3905 have four softkeys immediately below the
display. Only the features that are configured for the telephone set display on
the soft labels above the keys. For example, features like transfer and
conference may be accessed during a call but not Forward because that feature
is not needed during a call. The following describes the functions or features
accessed by these keys:
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One-button Feature Access keys
The following enhancements are for Personal Directory, Corporate Directory,
Call Log, and Redial List with the M3900 Release 3 firmware and MSL15 or
later software. It reduces the number of key strokes allowing users to start a
directory search through the dial pad without pressing the Select softkey:
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Pause in Dialing Strings
With M3900 Release 3 firmware, this enhancement provides the user with the
ability to enter a 1.5 second delay in the dialing sequence on an external line
for applications like answering machines, IVR systems, auto attendant, etc.,
when programming or editing their Personal Directory or Redial List. A new
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features configured for the telephone set
phone status like on-hook, off-hook, or on a call
if the options list, directory/log, or applications are in use
The user can press the Directory/Log key and start a directory search
through the dial pad without pressing the Select softkey. Searches can now
be made with three letters rather than only one.
Instead of needing two key strokes with Corporate Directory, the use
presses the Applications keys and types in letters using the dial pad to
begin a search.
Call Log and Redial List may be datafilled as either context sensitive
soft-keys or programmable feature keys.