AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Reference page 151

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light-emitting diode (LED), 1-11, 2-5
line capacity, planning considerations, 4-4
line connections
jacks for auxiliary equipment, 4-7
jacks for outside lines, 4-6
line jack types, 4-6
planning, 4-6-4-7
line jack types, planning, 4-6
line mapping, 1-6
line number, 5-19
line options planning
clock synchronization, 4-10
4-8
Pools,
QCC operator to receive calls, 4-7
QCC queue priority, 4-8
Remote Access, 4-8
Service Profile Identifier (SPID), assigning, 4-8
timers, 4-12
Local Area Signaling Services (LASS) features, 1-11,
5-14
local clock, setting, 6-14
loop clock source, 6-14
loop source, 5-6, 6-13
loss of a frame error, 6-20
Loudspeaker paging, unsupported 2-14
M
maintenance alarm, 2-14, 5-2
maintenance software, 6-14
maintenance tests, 6-18
MERLIN Identifier, 1-9
MERLIN LEGEND Call Accounting System (CAS), 1-8
MERLIN LEGEND Integrated Solution Call Accounting
System (CAS), 1-9
MERLIN LEGEND Transfer feature, 1-12
MERLIN MAIL Voice Messaging System, 1-9, 2-15
MERLIN MAIL-Multi-Lingual Release, 1-9
MLX telephones, 1-7, 1-14
MLX-20L telephone, 5-1
module, see 800 CO-BRI module
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National Technical Service Center, 6-24
NEBEs, appearance of, 6-23
network interface, 2-6
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Octel Voice Messaging Systems, 2-15
Ordering BRI Lines, 1-4
Outgoing Calls, 1-11
P
paging, 5-2
PassageWay software, 1-9, 2-15
Per-Call Privacy, 1-14, 3-2-3-5
considerations and constraints, 3-4
description, 3-2
feature interactions, 3-5
feature use, 3-3—3-4
mode differences, 3-5
permanent error log, 6-18
permanent errors, 6-18
personal computer (PC), 5-1
personal line buttons, 1-11
personal lines, 1-10, 5-2
PictureTel 4000, supported 1-9
pin assignments, 2-6