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Cisco 7940 - Handset User Guide

4. Programmable Keys

The Cisco 7940 has 2 programmable keys which can be user defined through the SMT.

Note: When configuring any of the programmable keys, you need to lift the handset for the new settings to appear.

Pressing either of the buttons before they are configured you will see the message "Configure me now!"

You can contact your administrator or Concert Support Desk to configure the buttons to your requirement.

Commonly used functions are;

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Line Supervision

•

Hunt Group Monitoring

•

Speed Dials or Quick Dials

Line Supervision

Users can view the real time status of any subscriber within their company, including remote users. The extension of the

line being monitored will be displayed along with the following indications.

On Hook

Off Hook

Ringing (call in progress)

Hunt Group Monitoring

Users can view the status of the Hunt groups of which they are members. The name of the Hunt Group will be displayed

with the following indications.

On Hook

In Use

Speed Dials or Quick Dials

You can program the buttons to be able to quickly dial commonly used numbers.

If the button is programmed as a speed dial, the number will be shown with #.

If the button is programmed as a quick dial it may be allocated a name of up to 4 characters.

This will be displayed next to the button.

Users can then dial by pressing the corresponding button.

For more information and to talk direct to your support team please contact us on:

0808 208 2400

Users can intercept a call whilst it is ringing or can dial directly to

the supervised line by pressing the related button.

Note: Users cannot intercept or dial the Hunt Group from this key.

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