Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 6.1 Feature Reference page 325

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.1
Feature Reference 555-661-110
Features
Do Not Disturb
Considerations and Constraints
Do Not Disturb must be programmed onto an available button.
If you turn on Do Not Disturb while receiving a call (ringing or voice-announced),
the caller continues to hear ringback (or a voice-announced caller may stay on the
line), but you do not hear ringing. The Do Not Disturb feature remains on.
When the principal's Do Not Disturb is turned on, his or her calls ring at other
telephones with shared personal lines or at coverage receivers but not at other
telephones with Shared SA buttons.
Telephone Differences
Direct-Line Consoles
The green LED next to an Auto Dial or DSS button on a DLC turns on when a user
turns on Do Not Disturb, indicating that the user is not available.
Queued Call Consoles
Do Not Disturb cannot be used on a QCC; Position Busy must be used instead.
The green LED next to a DSS button turns on when a user turns on Do Not
Disturb, indicating to the QCC operator that the user is not available.
Other Multiline Telephones
Activate Do Not Disturb on a multiline telephone by pressing the programmed Do
Not Disturb button. The green LED next to the button goes on to indicate that the
feature is active. To turn off the feature, press the programmed Do Not Disturb
button again. The green LED next to the button turns off. Feature codes cannot be
used to turn Do Not Disturb on and off.
In Release 2.0 and later systems, turning on Do Not Disturb on an analog
multiline, MLX-10, or MLX-5 nondisplay telephone does not automatically post the
Do Not Disturb message; program a Posted Messages button for the message to
be posted automatically. In this case, when Do Not Disturb is turned on, the green
LED next to the Posted Messages button lights automatically and the system
posts
automatically turns off the green LED next to the Posted Messages button.
Single-Line Telephones
Do Not Disturb is not available on single-line telephones.
. When Do Not Disturb is turned off, the system
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