AT&T Merlin Legend MLX-20L Operation Manual page 19

Button labeling card
A card labeled with the feature
assigned to each call and fixed
feature button
Contrast control (not shown)
A sliding switch at the top of the
console used to brighten or dim
the display screen
Desk stand (not shown)
An adjustable stand on the
console and on the DSS that
allows a 20- or 30-degree
viewing angle
User cards and tray
A slide-out drawer with erasable
user cards for noting phone
numbers (Feature and
programming codes are not used
on a QCC.)
Volume Control
A button to adjust the volume of
the speaker, handset, headset,
and ringer
Dedicated feature buttons
Eight imprinted buttons for the
features used most often
Feature to view the Feature
screen and select features
HFAI Hands Free Answer on
Intercom—not used on a
QCC
Mute to turn the
speakerphone's microphone
on and off
Speaker to talk on a call
(through the speakerphone)
without lifting the handset
Transfer to direct calls to
other users. Using the Start
button rather than the
Transfer button is
recommended, although they
basically work the same way
(see Chapter 2).
Conf to set up multiple-party
calls
Drop to disconnect the
last person added to a
conference call
Hold to put a call on hold
Dialpad
The area on the console used
to dial phone numbers
Direct Station Selector
(DSS)
A device that adds extension
buttons or other inside and
outside calling buttons to the
QCC
Display buttons
Four imprinted buttons and
ten unlabeled buttons used to
view the different screens and
select names, features, and
options on each screen
Display screen
The 7-line by 24-character
screen that displays the
Home screen, including call
information, QCC queue
information, the date, and the
time. The Menu, Feature, and
Inspect screens are also
displayed.
Handset
The hand-held part of the
console you pick up, talk into,
and listen from
Call and fixed feature
buttons
20 buttons, 5 to make and
receive calls and 15 for
activating features (These
buttons are preprogrammed
and cannot be changed.)
Message light
A red light that goes on when
a message is waiting to be
displayed
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