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MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 5.0
System Manager’s Guide
555-650-118
Issue 1
June 1997
Managing the System
Page 6-16Programming from the Console
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Figure 6–9. Console Overlay
Console and DSS Lights 6
The red and green lights (sometimes called
LEDs
) next to each of the 20 line
buttons show the status of the line features. The lights on the DSS show the
status of features programmed on extensions.
Console Lights 6
The green and red lights next to each button on the console are on, off, or
flashing, depending on whether the line is programmed with a feature. The
flashing green light indicates the ring option. The feature determines whether the
red or green light indicates feature status. The programming procedures specify
which light verifies feature status.
DSS Lights 6
The lights on the DSS (if one is attached to the console) show the status of
features programmed on the extensions. When you select a feature from a menu,
the red light next to the DSS button is on, off, or flashing, depending on whether
the feature is programmed on the corresponding extension. For example, when
you select
Toll Restrict from the Restrictions menu, you see a red light next to
the DSS button for each toll-restricted extension.
Access to System Programming 6
Follow the steps below to begin system programming from the system
programming console. To use this procedure, note the following:
■ The summary instructions are numbered and shaded in gray.
■ The first column, “Console/Display Instructions,” illustrates the display
screens and indicates the console buttons to press.
G
5 25 45 65
K
4 24 44 64
O
3 23 43 63
S
2 22 42 62
W
1 21 41 61
1O 30 50 70
H
9 29 49 69
L
8 28 48 68
P
7 27 47 67
T
6 26 46 66
X
I
15 35 55 75
M
14 34 54 74
Q
13 33 53 73
U
12 32 52 72
Y
11 31 51 71
20 40 60 80
J
19 39 59 79
N
18 38 58 78
R
17 37 57 77
V
16 36 56 76
Z
Top Sys Prog
Stop/Drop Entry
Pause
Switchhook
5/25
4/24
3/23
2/22
1/21
10 / 30
9/29
8/28
7/27
6/26
15 20
14 / 34 19
13 / 33 18
12 / 32
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