Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 6.1 Feature Reference page 291

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.1
Feature Reference 555-661-110
Features
Directories
Extension Directory
Extension Directory listings are established and changed only through system
programming, using the Labeling feature. Each listing consists of a 7-character
name field and a number field of up to four digits. There can be one listing for
every extension on the system. All of the extensions in the system can be stored.
While the extension is being dialed, the display of the extension number cannot
be suppressed.
Personal Directory
Personal Directory listings can be established and changed through system
programming (using the Labeling feature) or by an MLX-20L user. Each listing
consists of an 11-character name field and a 28-digit number field. Up to 50
listings can be included in each Personal Directory; up to 48 users of MLX-20L
telephones can have Personal Directories.
For purposes of privacy or security, any listing can be marked to suppress the
display of the telephone number during dialing. The tag, however, does not
prevent the telephone number from being displayed when an MLX-20L telephone
user selects
individual listing.
Special characters may be needed during programming of Personal Directory
entries. Each of these characters counts as one of the 28 digits allowed. For
information about special characters and their meanings, see Appendix H,
"Programming Special Characters."
A listing cannot be used if the first character of the listing is a punctuation
character such as a hyphen.
Any MLX-20L telephone user, except a QCC operator, can display up to 16
Personal Directory listings on the two-page Home screen. Frequently used
features, not Personal Directory listings, are displayed on a QCC operator's Home
screen. A QCC operator can access the Personal Directory by selecting
Extension numbers can be programmed in a Personal Directory. However, in Key
and Behind Switch modes, the user must press an ICOM button before selecting
a listing to dial.
Considerations and Constraints
While a Personal Directory on an MLX-20L telephone is being programmed, the
user cannot receive calls; the caller hears a busy signal.
Personal Speed Dial is not related to the Personal Directory. See
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