Maximum Number Of System Operator Positions - AT&T MERLIN LEGEND System Reference Manual

Features
Feature Interactions
Alarm
Auto Dial
Barge-In
Calling Restrictions
Table 2-4 Maximum Number of System Operator Positions
The DLC system operator uses an Alarm button to monitor system operation.
The red LED next to the Alarm button on the system operator console goes on
when the system detects a problem that requires immediate attention. A system
operator with a digital DLC can use Inspect to display the number of alarms; a
system operator with an analog DLC cannot use Inspect.
On a system with fewer than 29 lines, an Alarm button is factory assigned to
analog DLCs with 34 or more buttons. On a system with more than 29 lines,
Alarm is replaced with line 30. An Alarm button is factory assigned to an
MLX-28D used as a DLC, regardless of the number of lines/trunks connected to
the system. The Alarm button is not a fixed feature and can be assigned to any
available button on an analog or MLX DLC.
An inside Auto Dial button can be assigned to a DLC. The DLC system operator
can use the buttons to transfer a call, make an internal call, or determine
whether or not the extension is available.
Barge-In enhances call handling by allowing the DLC system operator to
contact a person who is on a call or is using Do Not Disturb (Barge-In does not
override Privacy). If the system operator uses Barge-in for a co-worker who is
using Coverage or Forward (including Remote Call Forward), the call from the
system operator is not directed to the destination telephone.
Calling restrictions can be assigned to DLCs. Since restrictions apply to the
telephone used to initiate a call transfer to an outside number, a user with a
restricted telephone can circumvent restrictions by asking a system operator
with an unrestricted console to connect an outside call.
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