10.4.1 Basic Terminal Buttons

Numerical Keypad Buttons

The 2N® StarPoint numerical keypad is used for dialling numbers, typing text messages and entering contacts into the telephone directory. Therefore, multiple characters are assigned to each key. Press a key repeatedly to proceed to the next character. The table below gives a clear overview.

Dialling numbers – you cannot switch the terminal into the editing mode while dialling since it is useless. If you need special characters, press * and #.

Editing text messages – you need the most comprehensive set of characters to edit text messages. The Abc editing mode is enabled by default and you can change it any time by pressing #.

Entering contacts – the editing (Abc) and numerical (123) modes are enabled automatically depending on whether you are entering a contact name or a contact number. Press # to switch the mode any time.

Menu Browsing

Use the  and  buttons to browse through the menu. The former two ones are used for browsing through menu items and often for selecting a level. They can also move the cursor through the text during editing text messages and other items. The last-named button is designed exclusively for confirmation of selections and settings.

Tip

  • You are recommended to assign the ESC function to a programmable button to easily quit the current configuration, delete characters and edit items.

Volume Control

Use the  and  buttons to control the volume level of your 2N® StarPoint terminal. These buttons control the volume of ringing, handset and HandsFree according to the mode that is currently enabled in the terminal.

Volume adjustment:

  • Ringing – adjust the ringing volume for incoming calls.
  • Handset – adjust the handset volume if the handset is picked-up, i.e. durign a call or outgoing call setup.
  • HandsFree – adjust the HandsFree volume in the HandsFree mode, i.e. during a call or outgoing call setup in the HandsFree mode.

Programmable Buttons

All 2N® StarPoint terminals are equipped with programmable buttons, which can be assigned any function. To increase the number of available buttons, connect button consoles with 16/90/18 programmable buttons.

The basic function of some programmable buttons is pre-defined by your PBX administrator, but you can change their settings according to your needs.

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