KFY FUNCTION (OFF 1 INE,)
gPKR
- ON/OFF Line
TEL
# - Select station to be assigned.
F/W
(Forward) - Increment station number.
CLEAR
- Vacant line assignment.
ENTER
- Enter for each line assignment.
B/W
(Backward) - Decrement station number.
GUIDE TO FEATURE PROGRAMMING
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MEMORY BLOCK BEING MEMORY BLOCK THAT MEMORY BLOCK THAT MAY
PROGRAMMED MUST BE PROGUAMMEO HAVE TO BE PROGRAMMEU
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3B9,3B10,4B4
See Step 6
for
CPU levels.
NOTES:
1. When programming appearances for a 6 button
station, line buttons L1 - L5 should be selected on
the programming station.
2. During step 4, if a non assigned line position is
selected, the display will show
VACANT.
3. Line keys must be idle before an assignment
change can be made.
4. Line key 6 is always the station’s primary
extension number (for ETE-8( ) and ETE-GD-( )
Multiline Terminals).
5. Line key 16 is always the station’s primary
extension number (for ETE-18(
1, ETE-16D-( )
and ETE-16K-( ) Multiline Terminals).
6. Depression of the ENTER key causes the
program to move to the next line key position to
the right.
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GENERAL INFORMATION - LINE KEY ASSIGNMENT
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! This area of memory is used to assign line key appearances of the Multiline Terminals in the system.
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Extension (only one appearance of a particular number per terminal)
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Data Transmit (only one appearance per terminal)
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Data Receive (only one appearance per terminal)
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