Useful button constants
Declaration Syntax
C# | Visual Basic | Visual C++ |
public enum ButtonIDConstants
Public Enumeration ButtonIDConstants
public enum class ButtonIDConstants
Members
Member | Description |
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ALL |
Use ALL when you want to get information about ALL the buttons
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DIGIT_1 |
The digit 1 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_2 |
The digit 2 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_3 |
The digit 3 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_4 |
The digit 4 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_5 |
The digit 5 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_6 |
The digit 6 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_7 |
The digit 7 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_8 |
The digit 8 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_9 |
The digit 9 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_0 |
The digit 0 on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_STAR |
The digit * on the dialpad.
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DIGIT_POUND |
The digit # on the dialpad.
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CONFERENCE |
The conference button
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DROP |
The drop button
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TRANSFER |
The transfer button
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HOLD |
The hold button
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BUTTON_1 |
The first button in the Principal Module starts here. If you want to get to other feature buttons start with this number and add the appropriate offset.
For example, Principal Module Button 3 would be (BUTTON_1 + 2). The Principal Module is the module where the primary buttons for a station are
configured. Depending on the set type, other buttons may also exist in the Feature Module, Display Module, and Coverage Module.
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FEATURE_MODULE_START |
Where the Feature Module starts. If you want to get to other feature buttons start with this number and add the appropriate offset.
For example, Feature Module Button 3 would be (FEATURE_MODULE_START + 3). Note: the first button is at FEATURE_MODULE_START + 1 (not FEATURE_MODULE_START + 0)
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DISPLAY_MODULE_START |
Where the Display Module starts. If you want to get to other feature buttons start with this number and add the appropriate offset.
For example, Display Module Button 3 would be (DISPLAY_MODULE_START + 3). Note: the first button is at DISPLAY_MODULE_START + 1 (not DISPLAY_MODULE_START + 0)
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COVERAGE_MODULE_START |
Where the Coverage Module starts. If you want to get to other feature buttons start with this number and add the appropriate offset.
For example, Coverage Module Button 3 would be (COVERAGE_MODULE_START + 3). Note: the first button is at COVERAGE_MODULE_START + 1 (not COVERAGE_MODULE_START + 0)
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Assembly: ServiceProvider (Module: ServiceProvider)