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Access Key Input Mode (AIM)

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Access Key Input Mode (AIM)

The Web browser considers cards that include the accesskey attribute and which require the

user to enter text to be in a new Text Entry mode. That new mode is called Access Key Input

Mode (AIM). Unlike standard Text Entry mode, AIM arbitrates dialpad use between the phone

and Web applications that use accesskey attributes. When a Web page with one or more valid

accesskey attributes loads completely, the Web page takes control of the dialpad.

With standard Text Entry, text entry is considered complete once a URL is launched and the

Web relinquishes control of the dialpad. AIM works differently than standard text editing by

maintaining control of the dialpad over the course of loading one or multiple new Web pages.

AIM stays in effect until either:

● the user presses the Phone/Exit or Options button,

● the phone goes off-hook to make or receive a call, or

● a Web page without any valid accesskey attribute is completely loaded.

Support for Access Keys

The accesskey attribute assigns a particular key on the phone to an element. Its purpose is to

allow the user to activate a particular element using a single key. For the IP telephone’s Web

browser, an access key is a single Dialpad button and the element is a URL. The access keys

associated with the IP telephone Web browser are as follows:

Accesskey

2ABC

3DEF

4GHI

5JKL

6MNO

7PQRS

8TUV

9WXYZ

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