AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Key System Planning page 43

Control Unit
Jacks for Primary Operator
Position
Jacks for Additional
Operator Positions
Planning Form Instructions
In the "Jack Type" column of Form 2a, indicate the type of each station jack
next to its logical ID.
1 .
Check "A" if the jack is Analog, "D" if Digital, or "B" if Basic telephone.
2 .
The system reserves 12 logical IDs for the 008 OPT module even though
only 8 are used. Cross off the last 4 logical IDs (they cannot be used).
The factory setting for the primary operator position is the lowest station jack on
the first 008 MLX module. If the system doesn't have an MLX module, it's the
lowest station jack on the first module with analog station jacks. The factory
setting for the primary operator position cannot be changed.
On the primary operator position direct-line console (DLC), lines are assigned
on individual buttons. The console can have several calls ringing at the same
time.
DLCs can be assigned to either a digital or analog station jack.
Planning Form Instructions
Mark jack assignments on Form 2a.
If the system does not include a system programming console, go to step 4.
1 . See the "System Operating Conditions" on the back of Form 1 for the
logical ID of the station jack for the system programming console.
2 . Mark the "Logical ID" column of Form 2a by writing "SPC" beside the
preprinted logical ID for the system programming console station jack.
3 . Write the name of the person who will be programming or the location of
the system programming console in the "Person, Location, or Function"
c o l u m n .
4 . Locate the first station jack showing a "D" (digital or "A" (analog) type and
write "DLC" beside the preprinted logical ID to indicate the primary DLC
operator position.
5 . Write the name or location of the primary DLC operator in the "Person,
Location, or Function" column.
Use these instructions only if the system has more than one operator
position.
The maximum numbers of operator positions are shown in Table 2-3.
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