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.
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.
Tip
- Refer to 10.4.2 Programmable Buttons - Setting for button programming. Refer to 10.4.3 Programmable Buttons - Functions for functions that can be assigned.