
Chapter 1, Basic Information
Key Symbol
Description
| And | Used to display additional information about a record or carries |
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| Used to confirm a choice, a setting, or a record in a directory |
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| Green Key | • Answers an incoming call if phone is on hook |
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| Red Key | • Disconnects ringing during an incoming call |
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| • Ends a call |
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| • Cancels a programming setting or ends a |
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| Directory Key | • Accesses the Abbreviated Dial feature |
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| Program Key | • Accesses ring and contrast settings |
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| • Accesses directory and log management |
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| • Accesses programming for numbers and features |
| Speaker Key | • Enables the speaker mode |
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| Mute Key | • Cuts off the microphone in the handset, headset, or |
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| "R" Key | • Functions as a Hold key during a call |
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Alphabetic Keypad
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The alphabetic portion of the keypad is a standard QWERTY keypad with upper case display as the default. Standard special characters are marked in orange on the keypad, but are not located in the usual positions. Use the following table as a guide to access lower case and special characters.
Description
Icon
Action
Lower Case
Press the Up Arrow key plus the letter.
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