Mitel 430 - Page 493

Features
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System functions and features as of R4.1
syd-0570/1.2 – R4.1 – 08.2016
Hotkey modes for DECT cordless phones
On DECT cordless phones (Office 135 and Office 160) the Redkey function can be
configured on the Hotkey. To ensure that again only one keystroke is needed to trigger
the function, the Hotkey can be limited to one storage location (instead of 6) by using
the parameter 1 Hotkey only activated in the terminal settings. (A long click is required
if the keypad lock is activated.) This setting can be configured with WebAdmin for each
DECT cordless phone.
Hotkey mode
On the Office 160Safeguard/ATEX and Mitel 632 DECT the Redkey function is availa-
ble on the SOS key on the upper side of the phone. For Office 160Safeguard/ATEX
with the parameter 1 Hotkey only activated, the Redkey function is triggered with the
automatic alarm triggers (Man-down, no movement or escape alarm) as well as the
SOS button and the hotkey. The following two trigger types can be differentiated by
configuring different parameters:
• Triggering by hotkey (on the side of the phone):
--> The parameter in the first number memory is added to the ATAS message.
• Manual trigger using the SOS key (on the upper side of the phone) or automatically
using the man-down, no-movement or escape alarm:
--> The parameter in the second number memory is added to the ATAS message.
Both trigger types are capable of triggering dialling or executing a function.
It is irrelevant whether a single, double or long click is carried out. (Exception: If the
keypad lock is activated, a long click is required for triggering using the hotkey.)
The accidental triggering of a function by the hotkey can be avoided by assigning the
number memories differently and their evaluation (e.g. on the ATAS server).
If the parameter 1 Hotkey only is deactivated, 6 function or number keys are available
on the hotkey in the usual way. In this case pressing the alarm button corresponds to
pressing the hotkey.