Auto Dial - AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Release 4.0 Feature Reference

Feature Reference

Auto Dial

At a Glance
Users Affected
Reports Affected
Mode
Telephones
Programming Codes
Inside
Outside
MLX Display Labels
Maximums
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CAUTION:
Emergency numbers and other numbers should be tested during off-peak
hours, such as early morning or late evening. The user should remain on
the line and briefly explain to the dispatcher the reason for the call.
Description
Use Auto Dial buttons for one-touch dialing of frequently called telephone
numbers. Two types of Auto Dial buttons can be programmed:
Inside Auto Dial. This button automatically dials any extension or group
extension in the system such as a co-worker, calling group, fax machine,
or voice mail system. An operator can also program inside Auto Dial
buttons for park zone extension numbers.
When an inside Auto Dial button is programmed, the user can see the
status of the extension associated with the button; the green LED next to
the button is on when a person at the extension is on a call, when Do Not
Disturb is on, or when the extension is forced idle for centralized
telephone programming or system programming.
Outside Auto Dial. This button automatically dials frequently called
telephone numbers, as well as account codes, long distance company
access codes, bank access codes, or emergency contact numbers.
Considerations and Constraints
When an Auto Dial button is used to make a call, the green LED next to the
button does not turn on.
Only company extension numbers should be programmed on inside Auto Dial
buttons. Account codes, long-distance company access codes, and outside
telephone numbers should be programmed on outside Auto Dial buttons.
Telephone users, DLC operators
Extension Information
All
All except QCC and single-line telephones
+ ext. no.
+ number
[
[
28 digits, including special characters
]
]
Auto Dial
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