Soft-Labeled Programmable Feature Keys; Soft Keys; Handset, Headset Key, Handsfree Operation Summary - Nortel Meridian 1 Description

Soft-labeled programmable feature keys

Soft keys

Handset, headset key, handsfree operation summary

The six soft-labeled programmable feature keys (and dedicated icon) can be
assigned with either features or DN's. The DN keys will be labeled with the
appropriate digits to reflect that DN.
The four soft keys are dual-purpose keys. In idle or call-in-progress mode,
these keys function similar to the soft-labeled programmable feature keys.
Key functionality is defined by the Meridian 1 using the Key Map Download
X11 message. Each key can be assigned with any features defined in
Appendix B. The labels associated with these softkeys remain blank until the
download messages have been received. If the Meridian 1 assigns more than
four functions to these softkeys, the i2004 automatically labels the rightmost
softkey as the More... key.
Pressing the More... key gives the user access to other functions not currently
shown in the softkey area. Feature labels associated with these keys can use
up to seven characters to identify that feature. If the i2004 is executing an
application (either local or server based), then these softkeys are controlled
by that application. Upon completion of the application, the i2004 returns the
function (and corresponding labels) of each soft key to those previously
specified by the Meridian 1.
The headset and the Handsfree interfaces are controlled by hard keys. The
handset operation is typical. Headset operation is simplified in that users are
not required to connect/disconnect the device before and after each headset
call.
Handsfree is activated by pressing the Handsfree hardkey. In addition, if the
i2004 is set to default the voice path to the handset, pressing a line key without
lifting the handset will result in dialtone in the Handsfree mode.
While on a call, the user can change the voice path by pressing the appropriate
hardkey (headset/Handsfree) or by picking up the handset.
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