W540 - Toggle output/input from 3.5mm plug to speakers/microphone.

>> W540 - Swissvoice, iPhone earbuds/microphone toggle to/from built in audio hardware and Fn Key toggle ,,
I still can't figure out how to program the Fn Keys.
Scenario: I use a Swissvoice handset at home, an iPhone earbud/microphone combo on the road, and when on a business link with more than one person in front of the W540, I switch to the built in speaker/microphone.
Right now to switch from the mini plug to the hardware speaker/microphone, it's several steps to achieve the objective.
With the multitune of Fn keys, can one be programed to quickly switch thew output/input from the micro 3.5mm connector to the built in hardware?
-= Bauden =-

I can hear the noise through all kinds of headphones and the internal speakers, but the power running through those is usually so low that the pop is negligible.
My speakers are set to 0 dB, which is massively loud (the volume control kind of clicks in place at 0 dB, so I keep it there), so I keep the volume down digitally on my MBA. But this means that any "uncontrolled" sound output will be pretty loud, such as if I unplug the jack and touch it.

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