Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 5.0 Feature Reference page 411

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 5.0
Feature Reference 555-650-110
Features
Messaging
machine. The Message LED goes on when the fax message threshold is
exceeded. The fax message threshold is the length of time (0–30 seconds) before
the system assumes that a fax has arrived.
Return Call is not operable for messages received from a fax machine and cannot
be used to make a call to the fax.
NOTE:
Fax machines only can send message-waiting indications. They cannot
receive message-waiting indications.
Calling Group Message-Waiting Receivers
An extension can be programmed as the message-waiting receiver for a calling
group. The user can receive personal messages or messages intended for the
calling group from any of the sources listed under "Receiving Messages."
Posted Messages
Users can post a message to provide special information to co-workers with
display telephones—for example, to tell callers where the person is when not
answering the telephone or why the person does not want to be disturbed. When
a user with a display telephone calls a co-worker who has a message posted, the
posted message is shown on the caller's display (even if the call is answered).
Users do not need a display telephone to post a message.
Twenty different posted messages can be programmed in the telephone system.
Ten messages are factory-set but can be changed. Ten additional messages can
be programmed and are factory-set as
2.0, posted message 01,
Table 28.
01 DO NOT DISTURB
02 OUT TO LUNCH
03 AT HOME
04 OUT SICK
05 IN A MEETING
See ''Labeling'' on page 360
messages.
In Release 2.0 and later systems, when Do Not Disturb is turned on, the system
automatically posts the Do Not Disturb message. This message appears on the
Home screen of an MLX display telephone user with Do Not Disturb turned on and
DO NOT DISTURB
Posted Messages
06 IN CONFERENCE
07 WITH A CLIENT
08 WITH A CUS-
TOMER
09 AWAY FROM DESK
10 OUT ALL DAY
for more information about creating posted
2 7
2 7
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CUSTOM MSG ##
, cannot be changed.
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