Nortel Networks IP Phone 2001 manual Examples of feature to soft key mapping, Soft key assignment

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Table 1
Example 1: Default soft key assignment
Key	2004 feature	Feature profile	2001 soft	Automatic soft key
	assignment		key assign	assignment on 2001
			ment
2	Three Way Call	Hide when idle	1	Yes. The feature appears only
				when the terminal is active.
3	Call Forward	Hide when active	1	Yes. The feature appears only
				when the terminal is idle.
4	Make Set Busy	Hide when active	2	Yes. The feature appears only
				when the terminal is idle.
5	Busy Override	Hide when idle	2	Yes. The feature appears only
				when the terminal is active.
6	Ring Again	Never hide	3	Yes. The feature always
				appears.
7	Call Waiting	Never hide	None	All soft keys are allocated.
				Therefore the feature is not
				automatically provisioned.

Examples of feature to soft key mapping

These examples illustrate how the system maps features to soft keys when you make key assignments. In these examples:

•The list of currently assigned features starts out empty, to make it easier for you to follow the mapping.

•The tables show a logical map. The tables are not an example of what you will see on the Status screen when you select Details from the Call Services submenu.

•The features that appear in these examples were chosen at random, and are not an actual reflection of the features you can expect to find assigned to your line.

•Not all features are available on all telephones. Consult your system administrator to verify which features are available to you.

Example 1: Assign a feature to a soft key

In this example, Three Way Call (profile: Hide when idle) is assigned to soft key 1.

Table 2

Example 1: Assign a feature to a soft key 1

Key	2004 feature assignment	Feature profile	2001 soft key
			assignment
2	Three Way Call	Hide when idle	1

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Nortel IP Phone 2001 User Guide (CICM)

NN10300-005 09.01 Standard

4 July 2008

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