Small Console; Large Console - AT&T MERLIN 1030 Attendant's Manual

Small Console

Although you can program extra line buttons with any MERLIN system
feature, you will probably want to program them with the Auto Intercom
feature. (See page 32 for programming instructions.)
Auto Intercom enables you to call someone in your MERLIN system by
touching the Auto Intercom button for that person instead of dialing a
2-digit intercom number.
IMPORTANT: When an instruction step in this guide tells you to touch an
Auto Intercom button that you haven't programmed, you can dial an in-
tercom number instead.
Each Auto Intercom button has a green light and a red light beside it. The
green light tells you the line status of the voice terminal:
Green light on = the person is busy on
Green light flashing rapidly = the person is calling
Green light off = the voice terminal is
This information is useful if a call comes in for a person and you want to
know if the person is using the voice terminal. The red light next to an Auto
Intercom button tells you whether or not the person's Message light is on.

Large Console

Each of the 30 programmable feature buttons on the right side of the large
console can represent three features—one in the blue band, one in the
white band, and one in the gray band on each button. The three Shift but-
tons below the feature buttons let you select the particular color band on
which the feature you want to use appears. Use the 10-20-30 Shift but-
ton to select features on the blue band. Use the 40-50-60 Shift button to
select features on the white band. Use the 70-80-90 Shift button to select
features on the gray band.
To use a feature:
Touch the Shift button that selects the color band on which the feature
appears.
The green light comes on beside the Shift button.
Touch the feature button.
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a call
you on the intercom
not in use