H. 323 Software ip interface Requirements / Feature Specifications compas id 143543 Issue 4 June 02, 2014 John W. Soltes (retired)

96x1H-IPI.3.2.50: Local procedure security

If a label is specified for even one button in the topmost row of physical buttons under the display, all of the buttons in that row will be treated as “softkeys”. If a “softkey” is pressed for which no procedure is specified, error beep tone will not be generated.

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  A cursor will be displayed at the location where the next character will be displayed.
  
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  As each character is entered, the cursor will move one position to the right if another character position is available on the display line.
  
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  If the cursor is in the rightmost position on the display and another character is entered, the cursor remains in the same position and the input string is scrolled one character to the left. The prompt on the left side of the display line, if any, remains fully displayed, so if the input string scrolls to the left, the leftmost displayed character of the input string is removed from the display, but not from the input buffer.
  
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  Pressing the leftmost button on the topmost row of physical buttons under the display (the leftmost softkey on most 96xx telephones or the Contacts button on the 9670G) or the left navigation button (if the telephone has navigation buttons) during data entry will result in a destructive backspace: the most recently entered character will be removed from the display and deleted from the input buffer and, if the entire input string is currently shown on the display, the cursor will be displayed in the deleted character’s former location. If the entire input string is not currently shown on the display, the cursor will remain in the rightmost position, the next character on the left side of the input string will be redisplayed, and the displayed portion of the input string will shift one position to the right. Pressing the leftmost button under the display or the left navigation button when no characters have been entered or when no characters remain after all entered characters have been deleted will result in error beep tone being generated (see AUDIO.210.300 in [7.1-11]) and the cursor will remain where it is.
  
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  If a button is pressed that would cause the value being entered to become invalid (e.g., longer than the allowed maximum input length), error beep tone will be generated, nothing will be added to the input buffer, and the cursor will remain where it is.
  

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  If a numeric dialpad button is pressed, the character for that digit will be immediately displayed, the digit will be entered into the input buffer and the cursor will be moved to the next character location.
  

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  If a password is being entered, one asterisk will be displayed for each digit in the input buffer instead of the character for that digit.
  

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  If multiple characters are specified for a button that is pressed (see the table below), one character will be displayed at a time, replacing the previous character, if any, at the current cursor location in the sequence specified below (from left to right), wrapping back to the beginning of the list if necessary, each time the same button is pressed. If a different button is pressed, or if no button is pressed for one second, the last character displayed will be entered into the input buffer and the cursor will be moved to the next character location. If a different button was pressed, the first character specified for that button will be displayed at the new cursor location.
  
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  If only one character is specified for a button that is pressed, that character will be immediately displayed, it will be entered into the input buffer, and the cursor will be moved to the next character location.
  
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  If a password is being entered, one asterisk will be displayed, replacing the displayed character, each time the cursor is moved to the next character location.