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22- and 34-Button Keyset
Option (Line 2)
Use this line to enter data for the option selected. Option (line 2) shows:
• The option selected (
• The current setting (
To enter new data for the option selected:
Do one of the following.
1.
a.
For alphanumeric entries (such as a timer value), enter the value +
b.
For list (fixed-choice) entries, do one of the following:
i
ii
iii
Initially after entering data, it returns you to the same option. Subsequent presses do one of the following:
HOLD
• If the option is selected in the Navigation line, advances to the next option.
or
[Enter]
- Subsequent presses eventually return you to the Navigation line for the program's first option.
• If a port, COS, or table is selected in the Navigation line, advances to the item of same type.
- Subsequent presses eventually return you to the first port, COS, or table.
• If an extension is selected in the Navigation line, advances to the next extension.
- Subsequent presses eventually return you to the first extension.
Sequentially back up (and out) of programming.
SPEAKER
•
SPEAKER
Sequentially back up (and out) of programming.
[Back]
Does one of the following while editing alphanumeric entries:
CLEAR
• Clears character to the right (except at beginning and end of line).
• At beginning of line, erases entire entry.
• At end of line, becomes a backspace key
Restore the previous entry,
CHECK
DSX Programmer's Quick Reference
Navigation
Option
Soft Keys
Flashing
Cursor
Actv Brightness
).
8
Option (Line 2)
[ ] = Soft Key
Press the Feature Key (if illuminated) for the option you want.
• The key for the currently programmed entry is green - all other selections are red.
• If there are more than 12 choices for an option, Feature Key selection is not available.
Dial the entry number.
Press
Volume
up ot
Volume
Key Options
normally flashes green. In the data entry mode it flashes red.
Telephone Programming
Super Display Keyset
).
HOLD
to scroll through the available entries.
Telephone Programming ◆ 3
or
.
[Select]
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