Dialing Timeout Interval For Rotary Lines - AT&T Merlin II Feature Module 2 System Manual

Dialing Timeout Interval For Rotary Lines

DESCRIPTION
CONSIDERATIONS
ADMINISTRATION
When a person places an outside call on rotary lines, your system is
factory-set to wait 12 seconds before connecting the call. This Dialing
Timeout Interval ensures that the caller hears Touch-Tones rather than clicks.
As a result of this interval, people in your business may find they are being
connected to calls after the person they are calling has already answered.
The system administrator can shorten the length of time that elapses before
these calls are connected by decreasing the Dialing Timeout Interval to 8
seconds. If that setting is also too long, the administrator can lower the
setting to 4 seconds, and then, if necessary, down to 0 seconds (no delay).
If the administrator sets the Dialing Timeout Internal for 0 seconds
(no delay), the person placing the call will hear clicks as he or she dials
the outside number.
When a person dials an outside number on a rotary line, he or she hears
the MERLIN II system intercom dialing tone, not the usual outside dialing
tone.
To set or change the Dialing Timeout Interval for rotary lines, enter
administration mode and follow the appropriate procedure, below.
With a MERLIN II System Display Console
1 From the administration menu touch these buttons:
[More] , [More] , [Rotary]
2 Dial the appropriate number to specify the timeout interval:
0 = 0 seconds
1 = 4 seconds
2 = 8 seconds
3 = 12 seconds
3 Touch .
[Enter]
4 Touch Conference to return to the administration menu, or leave
administration mode.
With a BIS-34D Console
Touch Message.
1
2 Dial the appropriate code for the delay interval you prefer:
#3170 for 0 seconds
#3171 for 4 seconds
#3172 for 8 seconds
#3173 for 12 seconds
3 If you have a printer connected to your system, you can verify that the
delay is set the way you want it by checking your System Feature Report.
a printout, dial # 905 and wait for the beep.
To get
Message and go on to another procedure, or leave administration
4 T o u c h
mode.
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