Easy Dialer - Revision history

Horemu at 07:26, 24 October 2008

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Patels at 16:24, 18 December 2006

2006-12-18T16:24:14Z

Patels at 16:17, 18 December 2006

2006-12-18T16:17:51Z

Patels at 16:16, 18 December 2006

2006-12-18T16:16:03Z

Patels at 16:10, 18 December 2006

2006-12-18T16:10:40Z

Patels at 16:09, 18 December 2006

2006-12-18T16:09:25Z

Patels at 13:38, 7 December 2006

2006-12-07T13:38:03Z

Martina.ganzer: /* See also */

2006-12-07T08:38:35Z

‎See also

Martina.ganzer at 08:36, 7 December 2006

2006-12-07T08:36:44Z

Patels: Protected "Easy Dialer" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2006-11-24T09:29:25Z

Protected "Easy Dialer" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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−	~~== Scope ==~~
	Until recent times, to make a call using an [[optiPoint]] Series phone required the user using the phone keypad to enter or navigate to a specific number. Utilizing the touch screen functionality of the [[optiPoint_display_module\|DSM]] and [[optiPoint_application_module\|APM]], the EasyDialler program enables the user to display a series of images onto the touch screen, these images can then be pressed, which will then in turn dial the corresponding number. These images and displays can be totally configured by the user enabling them to display many different configurations. The application also has a Web Administration feature, which allows even further configuration.		Until recent times, to make a call using an [[optiPoint]] Series phone required the user using the phone keypad to enter or navigate to a specific number. Utilizing the touch screen functionality of the [[optiPoint_display_module\|DSM]] and [[optiPoint_application_module\|APM]], the EasyDialler program enables the user to display a series of images onto the touch screen, these images can then be pressed, which will then in turn dial the corresponding number. These images and displays can be totally configured by the user enabling them to display many different configurations. The application also has a Web Administration feature, which allows even further configuration.

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 Until recent times, to make a call using an [[optiPoint]] Series phone required the user using the phone keypad to enter or navigate to a specific number. Utilizing the touch screen functionality of the [[optiPoint_display_module|DSM]] and [[optiPoint_application_module|APM]], the EasyDialler program enables the user to display a series of images onto the touch screen, these images can then be pressed, which will then in turn dial the corresponding number. These images and displays can be totally configured by the user enabling them to display many different configurations. The application also has a Web Administration feature, which allows even further configuration.
-<flash>file=NewEasyDialler.swf|width=720|height=560|scale=exactfit|quality=best|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash><br>
+<flash>file=EasyDiallernew.swf|width=720|height=560|scale=exactfit|quality=best|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash><br>
 '''Click on image to view slideshow!'''

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 == Operation ==
-[[Image:EasyDialler op.JPG|center]]
+[[Image:EasyDialler op.JPG|thumb|Operational Overview]]
 '''Operational Overview:'''

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 Until recent times, to make a call using an [[optiPoint]] Series phone required the user using the phone keypad to enter or navigate to a specific number. Utilizing the touch screen functionality of the [[optiPoint_display_module|DSM]] and [[optiPoint_application_module|APM]], the EasyDialler program enables the user to display a series of images onto the touch screen, these images can then be pressed, which will then in turn dial the corresponding number. These images and displays can be totally configured by the user enabling them to display many different configurations. The application also has a Web Administration feature, which allows even further configuration.
-<flash>file=NewEasyDialler.swf‎|width=720|height=560|scale=exactfit|quality=best|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash><br>
+<flash>file=NewEasyDialler.swf|width=720|height=560|scale=exactfit|quality=best|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash><br>
 '''Click on image to view slideshow!'''

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 Until recent times, to make a call using an [[optiPoint]] Series phone required the user using the phone keypad to enter or navigate to a specific number. Utilizing the touch screen functionality of the [[optiPoint_display_module|DSM]] and [[optiPoint_application_module|APM]], the EasyDialler program enables the user to display a series of images onto the touch screen, these images can then be pressed, which will then in turn dial the corresponding number. These images and displays can be totally configured by the user enabling them to display many different configurations. The application also has a Web Administration feature, which allows even further configuration.
-<flash>file=NewEasyDialler.swf‎ .swf|width=720|height=560|scale=exactfit|quality=best|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash><br>
+<flash>file=NewEasyDialler.swf‎|width=720|height=560|scale=exactfit|quality=best|bgcolor=#ffffff</flash><br>
 '''Click on image to view slideshow!'''

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 '''Operational Overview:'''
 * An Easy Dialler application on the phone interacts with the server using XML. The server provides XML to the phone which the application renders into a screen for the user to interact with. The user interacts with the phone by pressing an image which results in key-value pairs being passed back to the server for processing.
-* The server inturn sents an [[AML]] page to dial the number.
+* The server inturn sents an [[XML]] page to dial the number.
 == Key Features ==
 * '''Easy Press Dialling'''

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[XML on optiPoint application module]]		*[[XML on optiPoint application module]]
		+	*[[Additional Innovative XML Applications]]

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 == Scope ==
-Until recent times, to make a call using an optiPoint Series phone required the user using the phone keypad to enter or navigate to a specific number. Utilizing the touch screen functionality of the DSM and APM, the EasyDialler program enables the user to display a series of images onto the touch screen, these images can then be pressed which will then in turn dial the corresponding number. These images and displays can be totally configured by the user enabling them to display many different configurations.The application also has a Web Administration feature, which allows even further configuration.
+Until recent times, to make a call using an [[optiPoint]] Series phone required the user using the phone keypad to enter or navigate to a specific number. Utilizing the touch screen functionality of the [[optiPoint_display_module|DSM]] and [[optiPoint_application_module|APM]], the EasyDialler program enables the user to display a series of images onto the touch screen, these images can then be pressed, which will then in turn dial the corresponding number. These images and displays can be totally configured by the user enabling them to display many different configurations. The application also has a Web Administration feature, which allows even further configuration.
 == Operation ==
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 '''Operational Overview:'''
 * An Easy Dialler application on the phone interacts with the server using XML. The server provides XML to the phone which the application renders into a screen for the user to interact with. The user interacts with the phone by pressing an image which results in key-value pairs being passed back to the server for processing.
-* The server inturn sents a AML page to dial the number.
+* The server inturn sents an [[AML]] page to dial the number.
 == Key Features ==
 * '''Easy Press Dialling'''
-Numbers can be dialled by pressing single image.
+Numbers can be dialled by pressing a single image.
 * '''Configurable Displays'''
 Displays can be created/managed from a series of pre-defined layouts using any image.
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 * '''Phone Groups'''
 Using web-administration function phone groups can be created/managed to enable rapid roll-out and configuration of multiple end-points.

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