Installation manual

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Esc key: command mode
Command B (1 to 4) displayed at the bottom of the screen.
This key is used to switch to command mode, which means that the next character will be
interpreted as a command and not as an ASCII character.
This key is available in all fields, but is only used for the empty element in list data entry fields
and ASCII data entry fields.
"D" command: delete
In numeric data entry or ASCII data entry fields, this key is used to delete the entire field. The
display then shows "."
In a field of list type, this command moves the cursor to the first element in the list.
This key cannot generate an error message as it does not confirm data entry.
"C" command: clear
This command is used to clear all occurrences of a given line that are repeated in the same
menu, starting from where the cursor is positioned.
"Z" command: Zoom
This command can be used if the information and error message field displays ZOOM
AVAILABLE
. It is an implicit "mark" and "branch" command. The branching point is defined by
the manufacturer. Generally, it opens up the menu for defining the object indicated by the cursor.
For example, you can zoom on the definition of a category in the (Extension characteristics)
menu when defining the extension day category. You can also zoom on the composition of an
intercom group, etc. The syntax is the same as for a mark command. You must give a marker
number from 1 to 4.
The 'Branch' command is used as indicated above to return to the caller menu.
It is possible to zoom several times. Example: in the company or department field in the
"Extension characteristics" menu, you can zoom the parameters of the company-department pair
to view the call distribution service used for internal calls. You can then carry out another zoom
on the call distribution service definition. To return, you can either carry out a cascade, or return
directly according to the marker number specified in the return jump command.
"U" command: update
This command is used for an implicit "branch" following an information error message. Example:
if you wish to delete an extension number, this number must not be in a hunt group, or an
information error message will appear indicating that the extension is in a hunt group. When this
information error message is displayed, the "correct" command is used to "branch" to the
corresponding
HUNT GROUP SELECTION menu. You can then remove the extension from the
hunt group before returning to the original menu and restarting the task which produced the
information error message.
The syntax is identical to the "zoom" command, including how to return to the original menu.