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ButtonType

Enum ButtonType 

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pub enum ButtonType {
Show 62 variants Unused, LastNumberRedial, SpeedDial, Hold, Transfer, ForwardAll, ForwardBusy, ForwardNoAnswer, Display, Line, T120Chat, T120Whiteboard, T120ApplicationSharing, T120FileTransfer, Video, Voicemail, AnswerRelease, AutoAnswer, Select, Feature, ServiceUrl, BlfSpeedDial, DirectedPark, Intercom, MaliciousCall, GenericAppB1, GenericAppB2, GenericAppB3, GenericAppB4, GenericAppB5, MultiblinkFeature, MeetMeConference, Conference, CallPark, CallPickup, GroupCallPickup, Mobility, DoNotDisturb, ConferenceList, RemoveLastParticipant, QualityReportTool, Callback, OtherPickup, VideoMode, NewCall, EndCall, HuntGroupLogin, Queuing, ParkingLot, Messages, Directory, Application, Headset, Keypad, PlaceholderMulti, PlaceholderLine, PlaceholderSpeedDial, PlaceholderHint, PlaceholderAbbreviatedDial, AcousticEchoCancellation, Undefined, Unknown(u32),
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Button definitions use the stimulus values plus provisioning-only placeholder values in the 0xf1..=0xf5 range.

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Unused

An unassigned physical slot that should not present an actionable station key.

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LastNumberRedial

A key that redials the most recently dialed destination.

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SpeedDial

A programmable key bound to a configured speed-dial destination.

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Hold

The station hold key used to hold or resume the current call.

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Transfer

The station transfer key used to start or complete a call transfer.

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ForwardAll

A feature key for configuring or toggling call-forward-all.

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ForwardBusy

A feature key for configuring or toggling call-forward-on-busy.

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ForwardNoAnswer

A feature key for configuring or toggling call-forward-on-no-answer.

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Display

A legacy display-oriented station key whose behavior is phone-model specific.

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Line

A line-appearance key representing a directory number and its calls.

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T120Chat

A key launching the T.120 text-chat application.

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T120Whiteboard

A key launching the T.120 shared-whiteboard application.

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T120ApplicationSharing

A key launching T.120 application sharing.

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T120FileTransfer

A key launching T.120 conference file transfer.

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Video

A station key assigned to video control.

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Voicemail

A programmable voicemail-access key, commonly paired with message-waiting indication.

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AnswerRelease

A combined key that answers an offered call or releases the current call.

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AutoAnswer

A feature key controlling automatic call answer.

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Select

A key that selects calls for transfer, conference, or other multi-call operations.

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Feature

A generic programmable feature key whose concrete action is supplied by provisioning.

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ServiceUrl

A programmable key opening a provisioned phone-service URL.

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BlfSpeedDial

A speed-dial key whose lamp also displays the target’s busy-lamp-field state.

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DirectedPark

A feature key that parks a call at a specified destination.

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Intercom

A key representing an intercom appearance or intercom destination.

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MaliciousCall

A feature key for malicious-call identification.

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GenericAppB1

Application-defined programmable key B1; SCCP assigns no universal action.

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GenericAppB2

Application-defined programmable key B2; SCCP assigns no universal action.

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GenericAppB3

Application-defined programmable key B3; SCCP assigns no universal action.

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GenericAppB4

Application-defined programmable key B4; SCCP assigns no universal action.

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GenericAppB5

Application-defined programmable key B5; SCCP assigns no universal action.

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MultiblinkFeature

A generic feature key whose lamp can display multiple blink states.

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MeetMeConference

A feature key entering the dial-in Meet-Me conference workflow.

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Conference

The station conference key used to build or manage an ad-hoc conference.

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CallPark

A feature key that parks the current call.

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CallPickup

A feature key that answers a ringing call in the configured pickup scope.

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GroupCallPickup

A feature key for group pickup outside the station’s immediate pickup group.

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Mobility

A feature key for extension-mobility login, logout, or appearance control.

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DoNotDisturb

A feature key that exposes and changes do-not-disturb state.

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ConferenceList

A feature key opening the conference participant list.

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RemoveLastParticipant

A conference key that removes the most recently added participant.

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QualityReportTool

A feature key launching Cisco’s call-quality reporting tool.

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Callback

A feature key requesting callback when a busy or unavailable destination becomes reachable.

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OtherPickup

A feature key for Cisco’s alternate call-pickup workflow.

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VideoMode

A feature key that changes the call’s video mode.

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NewCall

A key that creates a new outbound call appearance.

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EndCall

A key that releases the selected call.

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HuntGroupLogin

A feature key that logs the station into or out of a hunt group.

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Queuing

A feature key for Cisco call-queuing behavior.

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ParkingLot

A feature key opening a parking-lot view or retrieval workflow.

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Messages

The station’s fixed Messages key rather than a programmable voicemail slot.

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Directory

The station’s fixed Directories key.

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Application

The station’s fixed Applications or Services key.

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Headset

The station’s fixed headset-control key.

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Keypad

A template entry representing the physical dialing keypad rather than one programmable key.

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PlaceholderMulti

Cisco template placeholder for a multi-purpose programmable position. Provisioning is expected to replace it with a concrete button definition.

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PlaceholderLine

Cisco template placeholder reserved for a line appearance. Provisioning is expected to replace it with a concrete line definition.

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PlaceholderSpeedDial

Cisco template placeholder reserved for a speed dial. Provisioning is expected to replace it with a concrete speed-dial definition.

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PlaceholderHint

Cisco template placeholder reserved for a monitored hint or BLF target. Provisioning is expected to replace it with a concrete definition.

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PlaceholderAbbreviatedDial

Cisco template placeholder reserved for abbreviated dialing. Provisioning is expected to replace it with a concrete definition.

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AcousticEchoCancellation

A station control for acoustic echo-cancellation behavior.

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Undefined

A button definition Cisco marks as undefined; it is distinct from an intentionally unused slot.

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Unknown(u32)

Preserves an SCCP numeric value not recognized by this crate. Allows newer or vendor-specific values to round-trip without loss.

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impl ButtonType

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pub const ALL_KNOWN: &'static [Self]

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pub const fn wire_value(self) -> u32

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pub const fn is_known(self) -> bool

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impl Clone for ButtonType

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fn clone(&self) -> ButtonType

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Copy for ButtonType

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impl Debug for ButtonType

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Eq for ButtonType

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impl From<ButtonType> for u32

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fn from(value: ButtonType) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl From<u32> for ButtonType

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fn from(value: u32) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl Hash for ButtonType

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fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more
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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)
where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more
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impl PartialEq for ButtonType

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fn eq(&self, other: &ButtonType) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ButtonType

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