Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 7.0 Feature Reference page 441

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 7.0
Feature Reference 555-670-110
Features
Group Calling
Caller ID
Call Waiting
Camp-On
Centralized Voice
Messaging
Conference
Coverage
Caller ID information appears on the display. Outgoing call information
is not displayed.
Calling party number information is sent from one system to another if
PRI tandem trunks directly connect the systems. If Caller ID
information is received from the PSTN on a loop-start line, the 800 GS/
LS-ID, 408 GS/LS-ID-MLX, or 412 LS-ID-ETR LS-ID delay option must
be set to On for the information to be sent across the private network.
If you press the Caller ID name/number toggle button after answering
a call, the calling group label is replaced with GrpCl.
Calls made to a calling group are not eligible for Call Waiting because
the call rings into the calling group's queue. Call Waiting, however, can
be used for calls to individual members of the calling group. If the
calling group member is a fax machine, the call-waiting tone is not
given to the fax jack.
Users can transfer calls to a calling group by using Camp-On, but calls
do not return to the originating extension, even if not answered within
the programmed camp-on interval. If the calling group is made up of
fax machines, a call-waiting tone is not given to the fax jack when the
call is camped-on.
For Release 6.1 systems and later (Hybrid/PBX mode only), a
MERLIN LEGEND System can share the voice messaging system
(VMS) of another MERLIN LEGEND System. This sharing of the VMS
is called "Centralized Voice Messaging." See the Network Reference
for more information.
Calls waiting in the calling group queue or ringing at a calling group
member's extension cannot be added to a conference call. A user
must be connected to a calling group member before the call can be
added to the conference.
A calling group cannot be programmed as a receiver for Individual
Coverage. A coverage group can have only one calling group as a
receiver. If a calling group is programmed as a receiver for a coverage
group, it must be the only Group Coverage receiver. Coverage
(primary and/or secondary) receivers within the calling group,
however, can be programmed. A calling group, can be a receiver for
as many as 30 coverage groups.
As soon as the call is sent from the calling group queue to a calling
group member or to the delay announcement, the ringing and lit LED
are removed from the sender's extension (except for an outside call
received on a personal line).
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