Mitel 5560 IPT Manual Do Utilizador
Mitel 5560 IPT User Guide
To program Speed Call:
1. Press
the
Menu fixed function key.
2. Press
Settings.
3. Press
Programmable Keys.
4. Press the key you want to program. If you want to reprogram an existing key, select the
key and press Clear Key.
5. Use the page navigation keys to find the Speed Call option and then press Speed Call.
6. Press
Edit Number to enter number using onscreen keypad or dial pad and then press
Save. Maximum length is 26 characters.
7. Press
Edit Label to enter label info using onscreen keypad or dial pad, and then press
Save. Note: If you do not perform this step, your Speed Call key will function but it will
have a blank label.
have a blank label.
8. Press
Save, and then press Save again.
9. Press
Close.
Note: To return to the Features or Applications list at any time, press the Cancel softkey.
Edit Key Labels
To change the labeling of a programmed feature key:
1. Press
the
Menu fixed function key.
2. Press
Settings
3. Press
Programmable Keys.
4. Select the key you want to edit.
5. Press
Edit Label.
6. Press
Clear to remove the existing label, if required.
7. Use the onscreen keyboard or the dial pad to enter the new label. Press the page
navigation keys for uppercase letters and special symbols.
8. When label entry is complete, press Save.
9. Press
Close to exit the Settings application.
Note: You cannot edit the labels for the two prime lines (the two right-hand lowermost keys on the
left display).
left display).
Edit Float Key Behavior
If your administrator has programmed key system or DTS line keys for your phone, you can edit
them to appear on “float” keys. The six float keys (see item 2 in Figure 3 on page 6 ) provide a
“mirror” for selected programmed lines. For example, a line appearance for “1234” is programmed
on page 1 and you have flagged it to “Float immediately”. Your display is currently showing page
5, when an incoming call from “1234” is received. The first available float key presents a mirror of
the call information so you can retrieve the call even though you can’t see the actual ringing line.
Answer the call by pressing the float key on the current page, or by navigating back to page 1 and
pressing the programmed key.
them to appear on “float” keys. The six float keys (see item 2 in Figure 3 on page 6 ) provide a
“mirror” for selected programmed lines. For example, a line appearance for “1234” is programmed
on page 1 and you have flagged it to “Float immediately”. Your display is currently showing page
5, when an incoming call from “1234” is received. The first available float key presents a mirror of
the call information so you can retrieve the call even though you can’t see the actual ringing line.
Answer the call by pressing the float key on the current page, or by navigating back to page 1 and
pressing the programmed key.
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