AT&T MERLIN MAIL Implementation Manual page 96

assigning to AA/VMS, 2-5
Automated Attendant Service, 2-11
Call Answer Service, 2-11
labeling, 2-7
remote diagnostics, 1-6
serial, 1-1
post-implementation steps, 7-1 — 7-8
primary call handler, 4-6, 7-4
primary call handling, 4-1
testing, 7-4
R
recording, 2-2, 3-3, 8-3
announcements, 2-2
Call Answer greeting, 3-3
greetings, 2-2
names, 2-2
problems, 8-3
Voice Mail greeting, 3-4
relative humidity, 1-4
remote maintenance, 1-1, 1-6
device, 1-6
required settings, 2-1
requirements, hardware, 1-2
Return Message button, 7-3
ringing options, 8-3
rotary callers, 5-1
rotary phones, 3-1, GL-3, GL-5, GL-6
RS-232-C port, 1-6
S
schedule, 2-10, 2-16, GL-1
administering, 2-10
setting, 2-16
secondary call handler, 4-6
secondary call handling, 4-1, 7-4
testing, 7-4
secondary coverage, 6-1
selector codes, GL-2, GL-3, GL-4, GL-5
serial port, RS-232-C, 1-1
services, selecting, 2-11
shortcuts, 2-2
speakerphone, 2-2, 8-1
Speed Dial Access, 2-3
storage capacity, message, 1-1
submenu, 5-4, GL-1, GL-2, GL-3, GL-4,
GL-5, GL-6
creating, 5-4
script, GL-5
subscriber, 8-3, GL-3, GL-5, GL-7
supervised transfer, 7-5, 8-1, GL-2, GL-5
testing, 7-5
switch, 1-6, 1-8
modem, 1-8
setting, 1-6
System Administrator, 2-13, 2-17, 8-2,
GL-5, GL-6
messages, 8-2
password, 2-17
system configuration, 2-1
system greeting, 3-1
system, MERLIN II R3, 1-1
System Operator, 2-7, 2-14, 3-1, 5-1, 8-2,
GL-2, GL-5, GL-6
assigning of, 2-14
system parameters, setting, 2-7
T
telephone, basic model, 1-1
temperature range, 1-4
Temporary Closure Greeting, GL-6
test, 1-7, 7-4 — 7-7
Automated Attendant Service, 7-4
button coverage, 7-7
Call Answer Service, 7-7
Day Main Menu, 7-4
delayed answer, 7-4
fax call handling, 7-5
implementation acceptance, 7-4
installation acceptance, 1-7
immediate answer, 7-4
Night Main Menu, 7-6
secondary call handling, 7-4
supervised transfer, 7-5
unsupervised transfer, 7-5
time, setting, 2-10
timeout option, See Dial 0/Timeout Option.
Touch-Tone, 8-1
missed, 8-1
Index I-3