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When assigning common system speed dials to station buttons via Easyset, is it normal for Easyset to then show the button like "SPD600", rather than the name of the speed dial (eg "Frank Mobile")?
I notice that when other stations are programmed into a station's button using the DS code in Easyset, you get to see at least the first part of the Station's name.
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Maybe I am wrong, but I thought that you had maybe 11 digits for the custom name?
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You have digits for the name of the speed dial which you can use to find the speed dial number in the directory, however it will not show up on your button programming as the name of that button.
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