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MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.0
System Manager’s Guide
555-660-118
Issue 1
February 1998
Managing the System
Page 6-16Programming from the Console
6
Console Overlay 6
The programmable line buttons are on the main part of the console. There are
actually 20 line buttons on the console, but you can use the console overlay to
program up to 34 lines. Some of the unlabeled line buttons on the lower part of the
console may also be used for programming features. You can also use the dialpad
for entering feature and programming codes.
Figure 6–9
illustrates the system console overlay. For each of the programmable
line buttons, the top numbers represent the lines on a telephone (up to the
maximum of 34), and the bottom numbers represent the lines in the system (up to
the maximum of 80).
Appendix E in
System Programming
shows the button diagrams for the
telephones used in the communications system. Refer to this appendix when
programming buttons for other telephones.
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.
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
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Stop/Drop Entry
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