Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND 6 System Manager's Manual page 122

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.0
System Manager's Guide 555-660-118
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Adjuncts
Manual Operation (Analog Multiline Telephones Only)
Manual operation is appropriate when a headset is used occasionally. You must
pick up the handset to answer a call and replace it to hang up.
One-Touch Operation (MLX and Analog Multiline Telephones)
One-touch operation allows you to simply touch a button to answer a call and
touch another button to hang up.
Specialty Handsets
Model K6S handsets, for users who are hard of hearing, are available for use with
MLX telephones.
Four additional specialty handsets are available:
Noise-Canceling Handset. Reduces background noise in an office
environment; provides 10 dB (nominal) reduction.
High Noise-Canceling Handset. Reduces background noise in a factory-
or warehouse-type environment; provides 20 dB (nominal) reduction.
Amplified Speech Handset. Amplifies the voice of the other party;
provides 0 dB to 10 dB (nominal) voice gain.
Push-to-Talk Handset. Activates the mouthpiece only when you push the
button on the handset.
Message-Waiting Indicator
You can connect the Z34A message-waiting indicator to single-line telephones
that do not have Message lights.
Additional Telephone Adjuncts
You can also connect answering machines and credit card verification terminals to
telephones.
Data Communications Adjuncts
You can use a variety of data communications equipment (DCE) with the system.
This equipment connects to analog, T/R (tip/ring), or MLX extension jacks and to
analog or digital lines/trunks. Data terminal equipment (DTE), such as a PC,
connects to the DCE. Generally, dialing is performed at the DTE keyboard,
although some configurations use a telephone or data module for dialing. When a
telephone is included in your data workstation, you usually use an MFM or GPA
as well.
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February 1998
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