Master Station with Dual Display

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Master Station with Dual Display
More possibilities for the user
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Highlights

• Two displays for easy use
• Multiple pages of direct accesskeys
• Easy navigation throughdirectory numbers and
  DAK-pages
• Status indication on the DAK-display

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Main keyboard

• 0-9, M and C keys
• Digit keys with A-Z characters
• Function keys with context sensitive
  functionality

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Information display

• The information display has 4 lines with 20
  characters each
• The display info can be date and time, own and
  called name and directory number, available
  functions and help guidance, messages and status
• The last line is for dynamic labelling of the
  function keys

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DAK keys and display

• 10 physical DAK-keys
• 2 pages of DAK-keys can be programmed
• Dynamic labelling of the keys, depending on the
  active DAK-page

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Idle station

• In idle state, the display shows the date and
  time and own number and name
• The arrow keys are used for switching between
  the two DAK pages.
• In the upper right corner there is a loudspeaker
  symbol ( ) telling that the station is open
  press the P button to set the station in
  private, the symbol will change to a flashing
  loudspeaker with an X ( ).

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DAK labels

• DAK labelling can be automatic
• Name text of the call destination
• Directory number of the call destination
• Freely programmable text in the DAK-string, using
  the T-command
• I 102 TName1
• Can be entered from the station keyboard
• Can be written to through a data command

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DAK indication

• DAK label lines can be shown in different modes
• Normal
• Inverse
• Flashing
• Fast flashing
• The status is controlled via the IND command in
  the event handler
• This command is the same as used for the CRM IV
• Automatic change of DAK-page is possible
  (DSPL-command)
• Call request

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Gooseneck microphone

• The station can be equipped with a gooseneck
  microphone
• The microphone is a dynamic, noise cancelling
  type
• The internal electret microphone isdisabled
• Use this microphone in noisy locations, for
  instance a dealing room

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Functional example Menu

• Press Menu to be able toselect through the in
  theexchange programmedfunctions
• Use the arrow keys to scroll
• Use OK to select a function
• Use Esc to go back to the main menu
• Press the C-button to return to idle

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Functional example Name

• Press Name to start a name search
• Press OK to select AlphaNumSearch
• Use the character keys to enter(part of) a name
  (for backspaceand space use the scroll keys)and
  finish with OK
• The closest match will be shown, use the scroll
  keys to select the required name
• Press OK to make the call or Esc to cancel the
  function

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Station use

• The station gives more information to the user
• The station is easy to use, especially related to
  DAK-keys and name searches
• This makes the station very well suited for use
  in control room applications
• The additional DAK-keys are especially useful in
  dealing rooms
• But due to its pricing it is a stationwhich can
  be used in any office environment

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CRM, incoming call request

• The DAK-display will flash the relevant line
  until the request has been accepted

• When accepted the line will beinverse