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Chapter 1. System Programming (FF1)
Programming
Table 1-7. Feature codes for Flexible Function Screen soft keys
Feature
Absence Message
Account Code
Answer Key
Any Key
Attendant Park Hold
BGM (Background Music) On/Off
Busy Override
Call Forward--Outside
(CPC-AII/B versions prior to 7.0)
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FF1 2# 7# 1# (25-39)# (1-10)# (xxxxxx)#
Screen Number:
25=Flex.Func. Screen 1
26=Flex.Func. Screen 2
27=Flex.Func. Screen 3
28=Flex.Func. Screen 4
29=Flex.Func. Screen 5
30=Flex.Func. Screen 6
31=Flex.Func. Screen 7
32=Flex.Func. Screen 8
33=Flex.Func. Screen 9
34=Flex.Func. Screen 10
35=Flex.Func. Screen 11
36=Flex.Func. Screen 12
37=Flex.Func. Screen 13
38=Flex.Func. Screen 14
39=Flex.Func. Screen 15
DBS Manual - Revised April 2000
Soft Key Number
(see figure, previous page) (see table below)
Code to be assigned to soft key
(FF11 enters an asterisk *)
(FF12 enters a pound sign #)
71
FF12 7 (if using SLT or DSLT) or
AUTO FF12 (all other phones)
FF11 1
PROG PROG XXXXXX
Note: The "Any Key" feature allows you to store
digits other than extension numbers, CO trunks, or
feature codes. For example, Any Key can be used to
store an account code or a Voice Mail password.
75 (00-09)
FF12 53
PROG PROG 4
723
Section 400-Programming
Feature Code
DBS-2.3/9.2-400
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