AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Release 4.0 Feature Reference page 176

Feature Reference
Paging
Park
Personal Lines
Pickup
Pools
Reminder Service
Remote Access
Speed Dial
System Access/
Intercom Buttons
Transfer
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Direct-Line Console
The trunk jack programmed for Loudspeaker Paging can be assigned
to a button on an analog or MLX DLC for one-touch access. An operator
with an MLX DLC can also access a loudspeaker paging system by
dialing the trunk number (801–880) for the trunk jack on which the
loudspeaker paging system is connected.
Eight park zone codes are automatically reserved for parking calls from
a DLC. The factory-set extension numbers are 881–888. These numbers
cannot be assigned to the DSS buttons on a MERLIN II System Display
Console. To assign the park zones to a DSS connected to a MLX DLC,
the extension numbers must be in the range programmed for the Page
buttons. An operator can program the park zone codes on inside Auto
Dial buttons. An inside Auto Dial button can also be programmed with a
user's (or system operator's) own extension number and can be used to
park calls. When the system is programmed for One-Touch Hold with
Manual Completion, the user hears a busy signal and completes the
transfer by hanging up or pressing the Transfer button.
The factory setting in all modes for analog DLCs is that the first 32 lines
connected to the system are automatically assigned as personal lines.
On MLX DLCs, the first 18 lines connected to the system are
automatically assigned as personal lines.
A DLC can be part of a pickup group. This allows other group members
to provide backup coverage for the DLC. In turn, the DLC operator uses
Pickup to answer calls on trunks that are not assigned to buttons on the
console.
In Hybrid/PBX mode, a Pool button cannot be assigned to a DLC. The
DLC operator uses trunks in pools by dialing the pool dial-out code from
an SA button, or, on an MLX DLC with a DSS, by pressing the DSS
button associated with the pool dial-out code. Trunks assigned to pools
can be assigned as personal lines only on a DLC.
DLC operators can use Reminder Set to set or cancel reminders
directed to other users. The operator can also see when a reminder was
missed (the user did not answer the call) and cancel the missed
reminder. The Missed Reminder feature can be used only at operator
positions.
Invalid remote access calls can be programmed to ring on an SA or
ICOM button on a DLC.
System Speed Dial numbers can be programmed from the first DLC
connected to the first (lowest) analog extension jack on the module in
slot 01 of the control unit.
Shared SA buttons cannot be assigned to DLCs.
A DLC operator uses Transfer to direct calls to other users. See
"Transfer" for further information.