Call - AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Release 4.0 Feature Reference

Feature Reference
The reasons that a call may ring for more than the programmed Delayed Call
Forwarding setting are the following:
If a button is programmed as Delayed Ring, the Forwarding Delay begins
after the Delayed Ring period ends. The two delays are cumulative.
The destination for the Forwarded call may not be available to receive the

call.

There are no trunks available (Remote Call Forwarding only).
In Release 4.0 and later releases, if the Forwarding receiver is unavailable, the
Call will ring at the Forwarding Extension until the Forwarding Receiver is
available or the call is answered. If a call is forwarded to a line/trunk through
Remote Call Forwarding, the call rings at the Forwarding Extension until a
line/trunk is seized for the outgoing call.
The Forwarding Delay setting cannot be copied from one extension to another,
because it is not associated with a button.
In Release 3.1 and later releases, remote call forwarding checks Dial Pool
Access to a pool and denies the call if access is restricted.
Telephone Differences
Direct-Line Consoles
The DLC operator can forward calls to extensions and, if allowed through
system programming, to outside telephone numbers. Since outside lines are
assigned as personal line buttons on the console, the ability to forward calls
received on each outside line (excluding loop-start trunks with unreliable
disconnect) to an outside number must also be assigned through system
programming and can be assigned to only one telephone for each individual
trunk.
Queued Call Consoles
Calls cannot be forwarded from a QCC to another extension or an outside
number. (The QCC operator uses Position Busy instead.) However, users can
forward calls to an individual QCC.
To turn on Follow Me for another extension at a QCC, press the Feature button
and select the Follow Me feature from the display. At the prompt, dial the
extension of the forwarding telephone.
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Forward and Follow Me