Avaya Partner 18 Connection Manual page 183

Using AT&TSet
Since AT&TSet files are workspaces, any changes you make to a file are not
immediately programmed to your telephone. To program these modifications to
your telephone, you must "write" the file to the telephone (via the Write to
Telephone option in the File menu). When you write a file to your telephone,
AT&TSet does not automatically program every button in the file to your
telephone. AT&TSet only programs buttons whose button positions display
"use." As a result, you can change how every button is programmed in an
AT&TSet file, but if you select "use" for only one button position, only that
button feature will be programmed to your telephone when you write the file to
your telephone. If you select "skip" for all of the button positions, none of the
button features in that file will be programmed to your telephone when you
write the file to your telephone.
With AT&TSet, you can create button programming files for any system
telephone. Regardless of the telephone model you have, you may create a file
for one of the other model types AT&TSet supports. For example, if you have
an MLS-34D telephone, you may create a file for an MLS-18D telephone.
AT&TSet also enables you to convert an existing AT&TSet file to a file for one
of the other model types.
NOTE:
You cannot directly write a file that was created for one type of telephone to
another type of telephone without first converting the file. For example, if you
want to write a file for an MLS-34D telephone to an MLS-18D telephone, you
must convert the file to an MLS-18D file before writing the file to the MLS-18D
telephone.
With AT&TSet, you can program and print your speed dial lists. AT&TSet also
enables you to print labels for the button features programmed on your
telephone. You can print these labels on a perforated AT&T button label form.
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