Lucent Technologies MERLIN 1030 Planning Manual page 30

8. Circle A or B. Would you rather:
A.
Dial an access code (for example, 9) to get a line, leaving more but-
tons available for features.
B.
Dedicate one button to each line or group of lines, making it un-
necessary to dial an access code.
C.
Access to Pooled Line Representation
If the answer to #8 is A, check "Dial Access" as the type of pool access
on the System Configuration Form. If the answer to #8 is B, check "But-
ton Access" as the type of pool access.
9. How many attendant consoles did you order (to be used for
answering and transferring calls coming into your business, or
for monitoring call traffic)?
D.
Attendant Configuration
On the System Configuration Form, if the answer to #9 is 1 or 0, don't check
any of the attendant configuration boxes. If the answer to #9 is 2, check
the box beside "11" for attendant configuration. If the answer to #9 is 3,
check the boxes beside "11" and "12." If the answer to #9 is 4, check the
boxes beside "11," "12" and "13." If the answer to #9 is 5, check the boxes
beside "11" '12," "13," and "14." The system supports a maximum of five
attendant positions.
E.
Listing Telephone Numbers
In the column labeled "Telephone Number" on the System Configura-
tion Form, list the telephone numbers for your outside lines. Start at the
top of the column and work down without skipping any spaces. The order
in which you list lines determines the order in which lines appear initially
on attendant consoles and on all voice terminals in systems with square
line representation. Group lines of the same type together (for example,
group WATS lines together, FX lines together, etc.).
F.
Special Lines
Indicate which lines are special-purpose lines (for example, WATS, Foreign
Exchange, personal lines, outward calls only, incoming calls only).
NOTE: If you checked "Square" for line representation, skip to
question #10.
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