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MERLIN LEGENDCommunications System Release 6.1
System Planning
555-661-112
Issue 1
August 1998
Features
Page 4-58System Features
4
System Speed Dial 4
This section contains instructions for designating systemwide, frequently used
numbers. You can assign and store up to 130 three-digit System Speed Dial
codes. To call one of these numbers, a caller presses the Feature button and
dials a three-digit code.
Assign System Speed Dial codes to telephone numbers that shouldn’t be
displayed on telephones, such as access codes. Entries that do not display are
referred to as Marked System Speed Dial entries. You can also assign labels to
the System Speed Dial codes. These labels are listed in the System Directory so
that MLX telephone users can search for them and dial System Speed Dial
numbers with the touch of a button.
Planning Form Instructions 4
NOTE:NOTE:NOTE:
As a visual aid to distinguish lines during programming, every fourth line on
the form is shaded.
1. Review the analysis of question 9 on the Employee Communication
Survey.
2. On Form 10b, System Speed Dial:
a. Write the label (maximum: 11 characters) to be displayed for the
number in the Name column.
b. Write each telephone number (maximum: 40 digits) in the
Telephone Number column.
c. To display no number (Marked System Speed Dial entry), check the
No box in the Display column (the factory setting is Yes).
NOTES:
1. Marked System Speed Dial entries (entries that do not display)
are not affected by the Second Dial Tone Timer setting. If the
Central Office does not immediately supply dial tone when a star
code is entered and a Marked System Speed Dial entry uses
star codes, then the appropriate number of pauses (each 1.5
seconds) must be programmed in the entry following each star
code.
2. When a Marked System Speed Dial number (the dialed number
is suppressed from the display) is used to dial a number, calling
restrictions (such as toll or outward restrictions, or Allowed and
Disallowed Lists) assigned to that extension are overridden.
When an unmarked System Speed Dial or a Personal Speed
Dial number is used to dial a restricted number, the call cannot
be completed unless the number is on the Allowed List for that
extension.