AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Communications System PBX System Planning Manual page 262

Index
R
RBS. See robbed-bit signaling.
Receivers for Group Coverage, 4-18
Redirect calls to unassigned extension numbers, 4-32
Release button, QCC Extended Call Completion and, 4-10
Release, QCC Automatic, 4-7
Reminder Service cancel, 4-32
Remote Access, 3-11
Remote Call Forward, 4-3
specifying disconnect reliability for, 3-7
Remote setting for tie-trunk dial tone, 3-38
Renumbering, system, 2-20, 2-26
Restrictions, Call, 4-2
Return
QCC Hold, 4-7
Return Interval, Transfer, 4-27
Return Ring, QCC, 4-10
Return Time
Call Park, 4-29
Camp-On, 4-29
Ring Interval, Delayed, 4-19
Ringback, 4-28
Robbed-bit signaling, 3-24
Rotary dial
mode for tie trunk, 3-38
signaling on DID trunks, 3-41
trunks, 3-8
S
SA. See System Access.
SAA. See Supplemental Alert Adapter.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS,
SASS. See Shared Access for Switched Service.
SDN. See Software Defined Network.
Secondary Individual Coverage, 4-16
Security of Your System, xi
Seizure type for tie trunk, 3-37
Set Up Space numbering plan, 2-20,2-24
Shared Access for Switched Service, 3-17
Shared Remote Access, 3-12
Short Hold Disconnect interval, 3-9
and disconnect reliability, 3-7
SID. See Station Number Identification Service.
S i g n a l i n g
DID trunk, 3-41
mode for DS1 facility, 3-24
type for tie trunk, 3-37
Simultaneous Voice and Data, 2-16
Single-line telephones
explanation of, 1-3
V
Small processor module, 2-1
SMDR. See Station Message Detail Recording.
Software Defined Network, 3-17
Special access CSU setting, 3-24
Special Number Tables for ARS, 4-45
SPM. See MERLIN LEGEND System Programming and
Maintenance.
Station and trunk modules
capacities, 2-4
definition, 1-3
placement in control unit, 2-6
Station jacks
analog multiline telephone, 2-18
applications, 2-19
digital/lSDN (MLX) telephones, 2-17
logical IDs for, 2-6
operator positions, 2-14
pairs of, 2-16
primary operator position, 2-14
single-line telephone, 2-19
system programming console, 2-9
tip/ring equipment, 2-19
types of, 2-13
Station labeling, 4-38
Station Message Detail Recording, 4-31
ARS digit absorption and, 4-49
set system date and time for, 2-11
Station Number Identification service, 3-20
Subpatterns for ARS, 4-49
Supplemental Alert Adapter, MFM acting as, 2-17
Survey, telephone user, 1-7, 1-10
Synchronization, DS1 clock, 3-22
System Access buttons, 3-44
how to use, 2-10
System components, 1-1
System date and time, 2-11
System Directory labeling, 4-39
System features, 4-62
Allowed Lists, 4-33
Automatic Callback, 4-29
Automatic Route Selection, 440
Call Park Return Time, 4-29
Camp-On Return Time, 4-29
Disallowed Lists, 4-34
Extension status, 4-30
inside dial tone, 4-32
l a b e l i n g , 4 - 3 8
Night Service, 4-36
redirect calls to unassigned extension numbers, 4-32
Reminder Service cancel, 4-32
Station Message Detail Recording, 4-31
Transfer of calls options, 4-27
System internal inside dial tone, 4-32
System numbering, 2-12, 2-26
System programming console, station jack for, 2-9
System renumbering, 2-20 , 2-26
System Speed Dial labeling, 4-39
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