Programming Custom Features; Auto Intercom Buttons - AT&T MERLIN 3070 Attendant's Manual

PROGRAMMING CUSTOM FEATURES

Some features, such as Transfer, Hold, and Speaker, are already pro-
grammed and labeled on your console, and you cannot change them.
Custom features, though, are ones you select and program yourself. On
the console for a small system, you can program custom features on any
button that you don't need for Auto Intercom. On the console for a large
system and on the economy console, you can program custom features
on any button not used for a line or for Auto Intercom.
The basic programming procedure is as follows:
Label the button(s) you want to program.
Slide the T/P (Test/Program) switch, located on the left side of your
console, to the P (Program) position.
Your console rings every 5 seconds to remind you that you are programming
and that you cannot place or receive calls.
Touch the button to be programmed.
Dial the feature's programming code and additional numbers or
special characters (if required). If you make a mistake, touch the but-
ton again and reenter the code.
If you want to program other buttons, repeat the previous two steps.
Slide the T/P switch to the center position.
When you must program a feature before you can use it, abbreviated pro-
gramming instructions precede instructions for using the feature. An ex-
ample of an abbreviated programming instruction is the following:
T/P to P Touch the button Dial
To program:
com number of the person you want to cover T/P
to center
The Feature Programming Chart, page 52, is a quick reference for pro-
gramming features.

AUTO INTERCOM BUTTONS

Each person's voice terminal has a 2-digit intercom number, similar to an
extension number. These intercom numbers, ranging from 10 through 79,
are automatically assigned to the Auto Intercom buttons on your console,
except on the economy console for a large system. On the economy con-
sole you can program Auto Intercom buttons to contact others in your
business. (See "Programming Auto Intercom Buttons" below for
instructions.)
You should have an Auto Intercom button for everyone in your office, or
at least for everyone who receives calls frequently. You can program a
feature on any button that you don't need for Auto Intercom.
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