Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

370 Station Administration
IP Phone Key
Expansion
Module (KEM)
Key Lamp
Strips
553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005
Nortel IP Phone 2002 and IP Phone 2004 (Figure 162). There are
24 keys in two columns for each page. Enter 1 or 2 to set the key
pages. If IP Phone KEM is 1, two pages have a total of 48 keys
per module for the IP Phone 2004 . When IP Phone KEM is 2, the
page key is disabled for IP Phone 2004 so that the two KEMs
provide 24 keys each. IP Phone 2002 does not support the paging
functionality and hence the expansion module comprises of 24
keys in two columns with no page key.
This field is available only for QSU60 digital telephones. It is a
numeric field that can contain a number in the range 1–7. The
default value is 1 which represents the key lamp strip on the basic
telephone. If you enter a number up to 7 in this field, the new
number is validated when the cursor is moved out of the field. That
number of additional key lamp strips (less the one on the
telephone), labeled KLS 2-7, appears in the dialog box. You can
select one of these buttons to display a dialog that graphically
represents the keys of the add-on module. Assigning features to
the add-on keys is the same as for the regular keys on the
telephone.
For sets that do not have keys or key lamps, the available features
assignment dialog box appears within the set dialog box itself. The
assignment procedure is as described in “Key Assignments” on
page 375.
All other sets use the SL-1/500 Strip layout. Stations with ACD
keys have both the ACD DN and the Position ID printed. It is up to
the user to attach the desired label to the appropriate key