AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Release 4.0 Feature Reference page 521

Feature Reference
On multiline telephones, line buttons can be programmed with individual System
Speed Dial codes. Each System Speed Dial code must be programmed on a
separate button.
Personal Speed Dial should not be confused with Personal Directories. See
"Directories" for more information.
Mode Differences
Hybrid/PBX Mode
A pool dial-out code or an Idle Line Preference access code can be included
with the telephone number in a Personal Speed Dial or System Speed Dial
code. To allow time to receive a local telephone company dial tone, Pause
characters may be required immediately following a pool dial-out code or an
access code for a long-distance carrier. (Pauses are not needed following the
ARS code).
When ARS is used, the pound sign (
digits when programming a Personal Speed Dial or System Speed Dial code for
a 7-digit toll number. This signals the end of the dialing sequence. See
Appendix G, "Programming Special Characters," for information about special
characters.
Behind Switch Mode
The user can program any dial-out codes required by the host system into
Personal Speed Dial or System Speed Dial codes.
To allow time to receive a local telephone company dial tone, Pause characters
may be programmed after a pool dial-out code. Pause characters may also be
required by the host system, or after entering an access code for a
long-distance carrier.
Telephone Differences
Direct-Line Consoles
System Speed Dial numbers can be programmed from the first Direct-Line
Console (DLC) connected to the first analog extension jack. In extension
programming, press the Feature button or pound sign (
Speed Dial code, the outside telephone number, and the pound sign.
) should be pressed twice after the dialed
#
), the 3-digit System
#
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Speed Dial