An INTEGRATED DIRECTORY mode button is provided to activate the Integrated Directory service.

With the Integrated Directory feature, you can do the following changes:

• The ability to hide names (Display Character Set = Roman) can only be accomplished if the name begins with two tildes. Before Communication Manager 4.0, other symbols might have been used to hide names. This is no longer supported. If your site was using a symbol other then the tilde to hide names, the recommended upgrade procedure is to export such names to a .csv file. You must do a global change on the symbol you used replacing such symbol with two tildes. After making the change, import the data back to your Communication Manager server.

• Before Communication Manager 4.0, the asterisk was used as a wild card to skip the comma in Integrated Directory names such as Doe, John. The comma is now supported on button 1 and so the one key should be pressed rather then the asterisk key when you want to move past the comma in any Integrated Directory name.

When the Display Character Set field on the System-Parameters Country-Options screen is set to Cyrillic or Ukrainian:

• Names are stored in a Roman or a Cyrillic integrated directory. If a name includes a tilde (~) the name is stored only in the Cyrillic integrated directory. If not, the name is stored in the Roman integrated directory.

• The integrated directory searched is determined by the value (Roman or Cyrillic) in the Directory Search Sort Order of the System-Parameters Country-Options screen.

• While in the integrated directory feature, Communication Manager interprets # key as an instruction to switch the Directory Search Sort Order to the non-administered value when the # key is pressed before any other dialpad keys: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,*,0. The # key is ignored if it is not the first dialpad key pressed. This switch to the non-administered value only stays in effect during the current integrated directory feature session. So the next invocation of the integrated directory feature uses the administered value.

The table shows the characters assigned to Dial Pad Keys when Display Character Set = Roman.

Table 1: Dial Pad International Character Assignment

Key	Characters Assigned
0	0 space
1	, . @ 1
2	a A á Á à À ă Ă â Â å Å ä Ä ã Ã ą Ą æ Æ b B c C ć Ć č Č ç Ç 2
3	d D Ď ð Đ e E é É è È ě Ě ê Ê ë Ë ė Ė ę Ę f F 3
4	g G ğ Ğ h H i I í Í ì Ì î Î ï Ï 4
5	j J k K l L l̸ L̸ 5
6	m M n N ń Ń ň Ň ñ Ñ o O ó Ó ò Ò ô Ô ö Ö ő Ő õ Õ ø Ø 6
7	p P q Q r R ř Ř s S ś Ś š Š ş Ş ß 7
8	t T Ť Ţ u U ú Ú ù Ù û Û ù Ù ü Ü ű Ű v V 8
9	w W x X y Y ý Ý ÿ Ÿ z Z ź Ź ž Ž ż Ż Þ þ 9
*	´ ‘ - ! " # $ % & ( ) * + / : ; < = > ? [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | }

The table shows the Dial Pad keys when Display Character Set = Cyrillic or Ukrainian.

Table 2: Dial Pad Cyrillic Character Assignment

Key	Character
0	0 space
1	, . @ 1
2	a A Á b B Ã 2
3	Ä e E ¨ Æ Ç 3
4	È i I ¯ É k K Ë 4
5	m M h H o O Ï 5
6	p P c C t T y Y 6
7	Ô x X Ö × 7
8	Ø Ù Ú Û 8
9	Ü Ý Þ ß 9
*	‘ - ! " # $ % & ( ) * + / : ; < = > ? [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | }

For more information on character mapping for the 9600 IP telephones, see Character Mapping and Text Entry on 9600 IP Telephones, Issue 1, 16-601991.