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Motorola EWB100 Usage and Deployment Guide Rev 1.7

9.4 Key Usage

These commands define the actions taken by various key operations for the

profile. Each profile can assign different actions to the same key operation. All of

the commands follow the following format.

Set profile key keyOp n app

Where n is the profile number and the keyOp can have the following values:

• sappdn - side application done

• sappsc – side application single click

• sappdc – side application double click

• fappsc – front application single click

• fappdc – front application double click

• ptt -- push to talk button

app is the application to be invoked and is one of the following:

• none – no action is assigned

• pr - enter switch profile app

• wtt - enter wtt channel (contained in data below). Only the ptt key may

be assigned to this action

• wacs – switch to an alternative channel contained in the key data. Stay on

that channel for one wtt session or until a timeout occurs and then return

to the default channel

• wace– switch to an alternative channel contained in the key data. Stay on

that channel for until a timeout occurs and then return to the default

channel

By default “ptt” is set to “wtt” and “sappsc” is set to “wacs”. All other key actions

are set to “none”

9.5 Key Action Data

This commands sets a 32 bit data field that is associated with a particular

key/action combination. The format is:

set profile data x n z

Where x is the keyOp from the previous command,n is the profile number (0-7),

and z is the 32 bit hex number. z may represent an ip address, extension, or

channel, depending on the particular app value.

By default “wtt” is set to 1. All others key actions are set to 0.

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