Numbering The System - Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 7.0 System Planning Manual

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 7.0
System Planning 555-670-112
2 Control Unit Configuration

Numbering the System

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CAUTION:
General information about these applications is contained in the Feature
Reference. To ensure proper service, however, you must review the
documentation provided with the application itself.
Planning Form Instructions
On Form 1 (pages 3 and 4):
1. Check the name of each application that will be connected to the system.
2. For each application name you check, you may want to include pertinent
information in the Notes section. For example, you can note the version of
the application installed at the customer's site.
Numbering the System
This section describes the assignment of numbers to extensions.
The process of numbering extensions consists of the following tasks:
Identifying Extension Jacks. Using the placement of modules in the
control unit as a guide (see the Control Unit Diagram on Form 1),
determine the order in which to connect telephones and other equipment to
the control unit. To do this, identify the extension jack types available by
module and then match system components (for example, operator
positions or telephone types) with the jacks that support them.
Renumbering. If the system-assigned extension numbers are not
appropriate for the customer's business, change them. The system offers
two automatic numbering plans (2-digit and 3-digit numbers), as well as the
option of creating a unique numbering plan with extension numbers of 1 to
4 digits. Each of these three plans allows renumbering of all or selected
extensions.
Updating Planning Information. Add information to Form 1 and to the
floor plan as appropriate.
This section contains instructions for completing each of these tasks. The Feature
Reference provides detailed information about system numbering and the three
numbering plans.
NOTE:
Assigning numbers to calling groups, paging groups, park zones,
and remote access is described later in this book.
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