Lucent Technologies MERLIN Plus Release 2 System Manual page 67

LONG DISTANCE DIALING
TRANSFER RETURN
INTERVAL
Locate the column headed "Long Distance Dialing" on the System Configuration
Form. Is the box next to "Toll Prefix" checked? If so, you don't have to do
anything here. Your system is factory set for this type of long-distance dialing:
toll prefix (1 or 0) + area code + telephone number.
But if the box next to "Area Code Only" has a check, you have to set the system
for this type of long-distance dialing (area code + telephone number) as follows:
Enter administration mode.
1
The red lights go on next to Administer and Restrict.
Dial *37.
2
Touch Administer.
3
The console beeps twice.
Continue to administer the system, or leave administration mode.
4
Reversing the Procedure
If you ever have to reset your system to toll-prefix dialing, follow the above
procedure but dial *36 instead of *37 in step 2.
Locate the column headed "Transfer Return Interval" on the System
Configuration Form. If the box next to "___ Rings" is checked and the number 4
is filled in, the system is factory set to return unanswered transferred calls after
four rings. You don't have to do anything.
But if the "No Rings" box is checked, or the "___ Rings" box is filled in with a
number other than 4, then you have to change the system as follows:
Enter administration mode.
1
Dial *2 plus the number of rings (0 through 9) you want before a call returns.
2
For use with answering machines, set the transfer return interval to
NOTE:
six rings or more. If 0 is selected, calls will not be transferred back
to the originator.
Touch Administer.
3
The console beeps twice.
Continue to administer the system or leave administration mode.
4
Basic Administration 3-11