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M A G I C
H y b r i d
K e y p a d
TAB. 10
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS
Key
Description
This key drops the connection. There is no pre-confirmation on
the appropriate channel.
With the forwarding key, the caller can be put through to any
previously stored or non-stored number. If the number is not
stored, it must be entered manually. The programming of this
key can be done either by the PC software (see CHAPTER
7.7.3.4.2, page 74) or by the keypad (see CHAPTER 9.5, page).
The caller can be forwarded at any time, even when the tele-
phone is ringing.
The MAGIC Hybrid Keypad 12 has only one call forwarding
key. To forward a call enter the number of the line via the 0...9
keys and then press the call forwarding key.
With this key, a call to the last dialled number is set up auto-
matically on the first free channel. If the line e.g. is busy, the
number can be redialled by pressing the key once again.
All existing connections are dropped when this key is pressed.
Drop all?
For confirmation the
message appears on the dis-
play. By pressing the key once again the connections are
dropped.
To cancel Global Drop press C and the connections will be re-
tained.
Via this key, the selection of the Pre Talk source takes place
(see CHAPTER 7.5.1.1, page 45). If the optional handset is con-
HANDSET
nected, you can switch between the Audio input and the hand-
INPUT
H
set microphone for Pre Talk . The display indicates
for hand-
A
set and
for Audio input.
The handset can only be used if the optional AES/EBU/Ana-
logue module is installed and a digital input has been config-
ured for Pre Talk. Additionally, the Master Audio interface of
the system must also be configured for Pre Talk to use the
handset.
This key enables the system to be blocked for incoming calls.
Locked
Outgoing calls are still possible.
appears on the dis-
play (see CHAPTER 7.5.1.2, page 45).
When the Next mode is activated pressing this key puts the
next caller On Air. Pressing this key once again disconnects the
call (or switches the call back to Hold or Pre Talk depending
on the configuration) and the next caller is automatically put
On Air (see CHAPTER 7.7.3.1.1, page 59).
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