AT&T Merlin II Feature Module 2 System Manual page 134

HOW TO USE
PBX, Centrex, or Custom Calling Features
DESCRIPTION
PROGRAMMING
2-128 MERLIN II System Features
To dial an outside number with
1 Without lifting your handset, touch the Outside Auto Dial button for the
number you want to dial.
Your voice terminal speaker goes on and you hear dialing.
2 When you hear the
other
your speakerphone.
If the line is busy or if no one answers.
1 Touch Speaker to cancel the call.
You can also lift your handset and then touch an Outside Auto Dial.
Your MERLIN II system may work behind a PBX or a Centrex system and be
configured for behind-switch operation. You may also use non-MERLIN
Custom Calling features. If you are operating behind a host system or using
non-MERLIN Custom Calling features, keep these points in mind:
When PBX, Centrex, or Custom Calling
switchhook flash, touch Recall instead.
disconnect your call.
If your system is administered for behind-switch operation, you use PBX,
Centrex, or Custom Calling feature codes that begin with a pound sign
( # ) as described in their documentation. To use MERLIN II system
feature codes that begin with # while you are off hook (you hear a dial
tone or you are on a call), you must program a Speed Dial Access button,
as shown below. You touch Speed Dial Access instead of touching #,
then dial the rest of the code.
If your system is not administered for behind-switch operation, you use
MERLIN II system feature codes that begin with # as described in this
manual. To use PBX, Centrex, or Custom
pound signs instead of one. For example,
dial # # 1234.
For programming procedures for Recall,
To program a Speed Dial Access button,
mode, and follow these steps:
1 Touch the button you want to program.
2 Dial '20.
3 Program another feature, or leave programming mode.
one touch:
person answer, lift your handset or speak into
instructions tell you to include a
If you touch the switchhook, you
Calling codes, you dial two
if the PBX code is # 1234, you
see "Recall. "
label a button, enter programming