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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 6-26Centralized Telephone Programming
6
Console/Display Instructions Additional Information PC
Select a programming option.
Go to one of the following topics: “Guidelines for Programming Extensions” on
page 6–26; “Copying Feature and SA/ICOM Buttons” on page 6–29; or,
“Copying Line/Trunk Button Assignments” on page 6–33
.
The following sections explain the use of menu selections for programming a
single extension, and for using the feature and SA/ICOM buttons and/or the
line/trunk button assignments of one extension as a template for programming
several extensions of the same type. For information about copying calling
restrictions from one extension to another, see “Copy Call Restrictions” in Chapter
3 of
System Programming.
NOTE:
You should use programming codes for centralized telephone
programming; however, you may also use the List Feature option that is
available on the programming screen for extensions as described in the
next section. For detailed information about the List Feature option, see
Chapter 5 in
System Programming.
Guidelines for Programming Extensions 6
Review the items below before you begin to program extensions.
■ Refer to Appendix C in
System Programming
to locate the code for the
feature that you want to program, or use the List Feature menu (which
includes the
option) by selecting from the
screen that appears when you are programming a feature (see Step 6
in
the procedure that begins on page 6-28
). For more information about using
the List Feature menu, see Chapter 5 in
System Programming.
■ If you enter a feature code incorrectly or enter a feature code that is not
appropriate for the selected button, you may hear a beep or see the
message
as the green light next to the button flashes.
Press the button again and repeat the procedure.
Select or
.