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* '''Keyboard Type''': Select new (0) or old (1) keyboard type
 
* '''Keyboard Type''': Select new (0) or old (1) keyboard type
* '''Keyboard Brightness''': Sets the brightness of the light in the buttons
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* '''Keyboard Brightness''': Sets the brightness of the light in the buttons, as well as the Power LED, Fault LED and Call LED.
 
* '''Munimum Keyboard Brightness''': On stations where the user can adjust the backlight, one can define a minimum level, to prevent the station from getting "dark".
 
* '''Munimum Keyboard Brightness''': On stations where the user can adjust the backlight, one can define a minimum level, to prevent the station from getting "dark".
 
{{note|The brightness setting will also influence on the brightness of the Call, Fault ans Power Leds}}
 
{{note|The brightness setting will also influence on the brightness of the Call, Fault ans Power Leds}}

Revision as of 11:43, 31 October 2018

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This menu option is available for TFIE, TFIX and ECPIR stations.

  • Stations in AlphaCom mode: Select Advanced AlphaCom > Keyboard Settings from the menu
  • Stations in SIP or PULSE mode: Select SIP Configuration > Keyboard Settings from the menu
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  • Keyboard Type: Select new (0) or old (1) keyboard type
  • Keyboard Brightness: Sets the brightness of the light in the buttons, as well as the Power LED, Fault LED and Call LED.
  • Munimum Keyboard Brightness: On stations where the user can adjust the backlight, one can define a minimum level, to prevent the station from getting "dark".
Note icon The brightness setting will also influence on the brightness of the Call, Fault ans Power Leds


About the Keyboard Type

There are two hardware versions of the keyboard.

  • PCB 8127_2 = Keyboard Type 0: Turbine Extended Keyboard Matrix
  • PCB 8127_1 = Keyboard Type 1: Turbine Extended Old Keyboard Matrix (Produced in 2014 and earler)

The PCB number can be found by opening the front and looking at the top of the keyboard PCB.

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