AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Data Manual page 112

Making and Receiving Data Calls
To Call Outside Analog
Stations
See the user's guide for your telephone
for details on types of Iine buttons.
See "System Data Features," "Account
Code Entry," and "System Speed Dial" in
this chapter.
To Call an MU Telephone from an Analog Data-Only Station and Analog
Data Station Connected via MFM:
Use the following steps to enter modem commands and dial the number using
the data terminal keyboard:
1. Put your modem into the data state using the instructions provided with your
modem and communications software.
2. Type the appropriate modem command and the extension number for the
analog data station or data hunt group you are calling.
For example, when using a Hayes-type modem to make an inside call to
another analog data station at extension 22:
Type atdt22.
Press Enter.
3. Use the instructions supplied with your modem and data communications
software to send data, receive data, and disconnect the call.
To Call an Analog Multiline Telephone from an Analog Data Station
Connected via GPA:
There are two ways to dial outside lines: with a dial-out code and without one. If
your communications system is operating in the Hybrid/PBX mode and you
place outside calls using a System Access (SA) button, you must dial a dial-out
code before the telephone number. If your communications system is operating
in the Key or Behind Switch mode, you must select a button labeled with a
telephone number or a special-purpose button such as WATS to make an
outside call (dial-out codes are not needed).
Enter modem commands and dial the number using the telephone dialpad:
1. If the red light next to the Ring (ICOM or SA) button is not on, press the
Feature button.
2. Lift the handset or press Speaker.
3. Dial the outside telephone number for the outside analog data station you
are calling, including the dial-out code if you used an SA button. You can use
a Speed Dial code instead of dialing the telephone number.
Note: To enter an account code, dial #82, the account code, and # before
you dial the dial-out code and telephone number.
When you hear a steady tone, a data connection has been made. Put your
4.
modem into the data mode.
5. Use the instructions supplied with your modem and communications
software to send data, receive data, and disconnect the call.
Calling with Analog Data Equipment
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