AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Release 4.0 Feature Reference page 205

Feature Reference
programmed to operate in English, French, or Spanish, independently of
the system language.)
The displays on analog multiline telephones provide call-handling
information; they do not support menu-driven telephone programming,
selection of features from the display, or operation in languages other
than English.
Table 16 shows examples of call-handling displays.
Table 16. Call-Handling Displays
Receiving Calls
When a user makes a call, the digits appear on
the display as they are dialed with the dialpad or
any of the quick-dialing features (Auto Dial, Speed
Dial, Directory, Last Number Dial, or Saved
Number Dial).
If the caller dials an extension and labels are
programmed, the name is displayed after all the
digits are dialed. (MLX only)
If a caller dials to reach a system operator or
dials the Listed Directory Number (the QCC queue
extension), the display identifies the number as
the operator. When the call is sent immediately to
a system operator without waiting in the QCC
queue, the extension or label for the operator
receiving the call is shown instead.
When a caller goes off-hook on a personal line or
Pool button, the display shows the label (if
programmed) for the line or pool that was selected
(MLX only). On MLX telephones, this information
remains on the display. On analog multiline
telephones, the line label is erased when the caller
begins dialing. If the caller dials more than 15
digits on an MLX telephone or more than 16 digits
on an analog multiline telephone, the remaining
digits are shown on Line 2.
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If a user calls an extension and the person at that extension transfers the call, the first
user's display is not updated with the number for the transfer destination. Similarly, if a
user calls an extension and the call is answered at a Shared SA button, the caller's
display shows the principal owner's extension, not the answering extension.
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Sample Displays
Analog Multiline MLX
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Display