Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND Release 6.1 Feature Reference page 941

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.1
Feature Reference 555-661-110
I Applications
Videoconferencing
Outside Video Only. Use Idle Line Access to dial the telephone number;
repeat this step for the second call.
To call the telephone at a passive-bus desktop videoconferencing workstation,
dial the extension number for the telephone.
To disconnect from a video call, follow the instructions provided with the
videoconferencing system.
Hybrid/PBX Mode
As in Key mode, a video workstation in Hybrid/PBX mode can be set up for inside
video-only operation, outside video only, or both inside and outside video.
Inside and Outside Video
— To make an outside call, enter the line number (for example, 808) of an
— To place an inside call to a videoconferencing workstation programmed
Inside Video Only. Outside lines should not be assigned to the adjunct
extension(s); dial access to pools should be restricted, and FRLs should be
assigned to restrict outside calling. To place an inside call to a
videoconferencing workstation programmed for 2B data, enter the MLX
adjunct extension number for the video system twice. If you are calling a
V.35 group videoconferencing system, enter a different MLX adjunct
extension number for each call.
Outside Video Only. Only one SA button should be assigned to the
extension(s). To make a call, enter the line number (for example, 808) of an
outside line assigned to the adjunct extension; repeat this step for the
second call, using another assigned line number. Or, if ARS has been
programmed for data, enter the ARS access code (usually ), followed by
the telephone number, for one of the calls.
outside line assigned to the adjunct extension; repeat this step, using
another assigned line number, for the second call. Or, if ARS has been
programmed for data, enter the ARS access code (usually ), followed
by the telephone number; repeat this step for the second call.
NOTES:
1. Pools can be assigned to video extensions and used for outside
calls. However, this is not recommended, because two separate
pools are required at a video extension. If a system includes two
or more video extensions with the same two pools assigned to
them, incoming calls can be misdirected.
2. Shared System Access (SSA) buttons are not recommended for
video extensions because they can cause 2B data calls to ring at
and be answered by an extension that should not answer.
for 2B data, enter the MLX adjunct extension number for the video
system twice. If you are calling a V.35 group videoconferencing system,
enter a different MLX adjunct extension number for each call.
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August 1998
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