Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 5.0 Feature Reference page 808

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 5.0
Feature Reference 555-650-110
I Applications
Integrated Solution III
extension numbers are sufficient for private fax extensions because
outside calls placed to a DID number ring the fax machine or phantom
extension. Systems without DID must rely on personal lines.
For private fax extensions in DID configurations, you assign the DID number of a
phantom extension or actual fax machine as a private fax extension.
You must program the following items for private fax extensions in non-DID
configurations:
Assign a personal line to a phantom extension or to the extension
connected to an actual fax machine.
Using SPM, assign the phantom extension or fax machine as the owner of
that line.
You must program the following remaining items for private fax extensions in both
configurations:
Assign the individual as a subscriber to Fax Attendant service. Specifying
AUDIX Voice Power as an application automatically subscribes the user to
both AUDIX Voice Power and Fax Attendant.
Assign the phantom extension or fax machine as a private fax extension.
Assign the private fax extension to a coverage group.
Set the label of the private fax extension appropriately.
Assign the previously specified coverage group to be covered by the
calling group of Automated Attendant, Call Answer, or Voice
Mail-Automatic.
One private fax extension can be used by a group of individuals through
parameters that you set with Fax Attendant setup screens on the MAP/5. To
facilitate these configurations, select a group fax administrator. You must program
the following items:
Assign a non-valid extension number as a special-purpose extension for
the group fax administrator.
Assign a private fax extension to the special-purpose extension.
Set group members as Fax Attendant subscribers. Do not program any of
these users for private fax extensions.
For more information about programming, see
page 328.
"Integrated Administration" on
Issue 1
June 1997
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