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exists for waranteds,
guarantees, user menuals,
lete.
- If so, add this
-il not. pls- make one
ACTIVITY MENU
BASIC COMMANDS
Send Messages
(record, edit, address,
1
Help
# H
deliver)
Restart at Activity Menu
* R
ABC
Get Messages
Wait
* W
.
2
(retrieve, sort/save, respond)
Transfer out of system
T
Look up name/extension
* N
Administer Greetings
DEF
in Directory
(record, edit, activate)
3
Exit system
* X
Transfer call to operator
'0
Delete
t D
Check Outgoing Messages :
GHI
4
Hold message in category
* H
(retrieve, sort/save,
review/modify, resend)
Relog in
* R
Change Password/
JKL
Use while addressing:
Administer Lists (create,
5
Alternate addressing
* A
review/modify, scan)
(switch between name/ext.)
Scan Messages Quickly
PRS
7
Use list of addresses
t L
(and/or headers)
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
AT&T
Rewind
Pause/Play
ABC
DEF
1
2
3
Louder
Back Up
Advance
GHI
JKL
MNO
4
5
6
DEFINITY® AUDIX
Softer
Slower
Voice Messaging
Faster
PRS
TUV
WXY
Wallet Card
7
8
9
Listen/Replay
Skip
*
Oper
0
#
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
to continue. Q=7 Z=9
AUDIX Wallet Card
585-305-704, Issue 1, 7/92
AUDIX
System Number
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
More Extensions
Finish
Dial your AUDIX system number.
Addressing
AT&T
LOG IN
Enter # (from your ext.) or extension #.
Approve
* #
Record
Enter Password #.
Stop/Record
1
Extension
#
Extension
* #
Message
Get your initial password from your
Play Back
23
Options Menu
* M
Options Menu
More Extensions
* #
Delete
D
Listen to system
system administrator.
prompts.
Reply by Voice Mail:
Respond/
-without copy
7
Record Messages
Listen
0
Forward
1
-with copy
19
1
Replay Header
23
Forward with
Delete
D
Comment
2
Hear
ABC
* U
Get Messages
Message
Undelete
New Message
4
2
Summary
Skip
#
Call Sender
0
Next Category
* #
Administer
Hear
DEF
Greeting
Quick Reference
Greetings
3
Number(s)
Listen
0
in Use
Approve
* #
Change/Create
1
Record
Stop/Record
1
recording messages.
2
AUDIX® Voice Messaging
ACTIVITY MENU
Use while listening to or
Check Outgoing
GHI
Scan
Greeting
Play Back
23
Messages
4
Activate
3
Delete
D
Call Type
4
Rewind
* #
Play/Pause
Change Password/
JKL
Finished?
ABC
DEF
Administer Lists
5
1
2
3
Louder
Back Up
Advance
Scan Messages
PRS
Listen
0
GHI
JKL
MNO
Quickly
7
Hear
1
4
5
6
Change/Resend
Message
Summary
Replay Header
23
Softer
Slower
Faster
Skip
#
PRS
TUV
WXY
* #
7
Next Category
8
9
Listen/Replay Skip
Help
* H
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
#
0
Restart at Activity Menu
* R
Mailing Lists
1
Create List
1
Wait
* W
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
Personal Directory
2
Summary
2
to continue.
Transfer out of system
* T
Password
4
Review/Modify
3
Q=7 Z=9
BASIC COMMANDS
Record name
5
Look up name/ext. in
Directory
* N
Enter
New Password
#
Re-enter
New Password
#
Exit system
* X
Delete
* D
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Undelete
* U
Scan Headers
1
Press *H for HELP.
Hold message in category
* * H
and Messages
See reverse side for step-by-step procedures
Scan Headers
2
for options 1, 2,3, and 5 on the Activity Menu.
Use while addressing:
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release 1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Scan Messages
3
Contact your system administrator.
Alternate addressing
(switch between name/ext.)
*
A
NOTICE: The information in this document is subject to change with-
Use group list
*
out notice. AT&T assumes no responsibility for any errors that may
L
appear in this document.
585-305-710, Issue 1, October 1992
AUDIX
System
Your
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
Number
Ext.
RECORD MESSAGE
ADDRESS MESSAGE
LOG IN
PRESS
1. Press 1.
4. Enter recipient's extension and #.
2. Speak message.
5. Listen to address.
1. Dial your voice mail number.
Edit -
6. Repeat steps for more
2. Enter # or extension and #.
addresses.
Press 1 to stop/pause.
3. Enter password and #.
7. Press ** #. to send NOW.
THEN
OR
Get your initial password from
Press 1 to continue.
Press * # to send with optins.
your system administrator.
Press 23 to play back.
Press *D to delete and re-record.
Options -
(Begin at step 1.)
To schedule future delivery,
RECORD
3. When finished, press * # to
listen to prompts.
MESSAGES
approve.
To file a copy, press Y or N
PRESS
LISTEN TO MESSAGE
RESPOND TO MESSAGE
ACTIVITY MENU
A B C
1. Press 2.
4. Choose one:
Record
Get
Administer
Messages
Messages
Greetings
2. Listen to message header.
Call sender directly, press 10.
ABC
DEF
3. Press 0 and listen to message.
Reply by voice mail:
1
2
3
- Press 17 and speak message
Review
Password/
Options
Messages
Lists
Respond, go to step 4.
(to send reply only).
GHI
JKL
MNO
Press 23 to play back summary.
OR
4
5
6
Press *D to delete and skip to
Press 119 and speak message
Scan
GET
next summary. If, immediately
(to attach original).
Messages
PRS
TUV
WXY
after deleting a message, you
- Press # to approve and send
7
8
9
MESSAGES
need to restore it, press **U to
NOW.
undelete the message.
OR
Press # to save and skip to next
Press * # to approve and send
#
0
summary.
with options.
Forward with comment, press 12.
**R Re-log in
Go to RECORD MESSAGES
Q=7 Z=9
step 2 above.
BASIC COMMANDS
PRESS
RECORD GREETING
USE GREETING
Help
*H
D
E
F
Restart at Activity Menu
*R
1. Press 3.
7. Press 1 to use greeting for all calls.
Wait
*W
2. Listen to greeting number in use.
OR
Transfer out of system
T
3. Press 1 to create/change greeting.
Press # to leave greeting inactive.
Look up name/ext. in
*N
4. Indicate greeting number you will
NOTE: Depending on your system
Directory
record (1-9).
Exit system
"X
setup, you may have the ability to
5. Speak greeting.
Transfer call to operator
*0
create multiple personal greetings (up to
Delete
*D
Edit -
9) and to activate them for different
Undelete
**U
ADMINISTER
Press 1 to stop/pause.
call types.
Hold message in category
**H
THEN
GREETINGS
To use the Multiple Personal Greetings
Press 1 to continue.
Use while addressing:
feature, listen to the system prompts
Press 23 to play back.
Alternate addressing
*A
or see A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release
Press *D to delete and re-record.
(switch between name/ext.)
1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Use group list
*L
(Begin at step 5.)
Options Menu
*M
6. When finished, press * # to
approve.
TIPS
Use while listening to or recording
messages.
PRESS
CHANGE PASSWORD
To alternate between extension and
J
K
L
name addressing, press *A.
1. Press 54.
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
When addressing a message, press *M
2 Enter new password (up to 15
and
Rewind
Play/Pause
digits, 0-9) and press #.
1 to make message private,
ABC
DEF
3. Re-enter new password and
2 to make message priority, then
1
2
3
press #.
* # to continue addressing.
Louder
Back Up
Advance
To approve and send a message NOW,
GHI
JKL
MNO
press #.
4
5
6
CHANGE
To bypass greetings, press 1 as soon as
Softer
Slower
PASSWORD/
Faster
the system answers and speak your
PRS
TUV
WXY
ADMINISTER
message.
7
8
9
LISTS
Listen/Replay
Skip
FOR MORE INFORMATION
#
Press *H for HELP.
0
See reverse side for complete voice mail system flow chart.
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release 1 Version 7, 585-305-709
to continue.
Q=7 Z=9
Contact your system administrator at
AUDIX
System Number
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
More Extensions
Finish
Dial your AUDIX system number.
Addressing
AT&T
LOG IN
Enter # (from your ext.) or extension #.
Approve
* #
#
Extension
*
Record
Enter Password #.
Stop/Record
1
Extension
#
Message
23
Options Menu
*
M
Options Menu
Get your initial password from your
Play Back
More Extensions
* #
Delete
D
Listen to system
system administrator.
prompts.
Reply by Voice Mail:
Respond/
-without copy
7
Record Messages
Listen
0
Forward
1
-with copy
9
1
Replay Header
23
Forward with
Delete
D
Comment
2
Hear
ABC
* U
Get Messages
Message
Undelete
New Message
4
2
Summary
Skip
#
Call Sender
0
*
Next Category
#
Administer
Hear
DEF
Greeting
Quick Reference
Greetings
3
Number(s)
Listen
Approve
* #
Use while listening to or
in Use
Change/Create
1
Record
Stop/Record
1
recording messages.
2
AUDIX® Voice Messaging
ACTIVITY MENU
0
Check Outgoing
GHI
Scan
Greeting
Play Back
23
Messages
4
Activate
3
Delete
D
Call Type
4
Rewind
Play/Pause
Change Password/
JKL
Finished?
*
#
ABC
DEF
5
1
2
3
Administer Lists
Louder
Back Up
Advance
Scan Messages
PRS
Listen
0
GHI
JKL
MNO
Quickly
7
Hear
4
5
Change/Resend
1
6
Message
Summary
Replay Header
23
Softer
Slower
Faster
Skip
#
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
PRS
TUV
WXY
* #
7
8
9
Next Category
Listen/Replay Skip
Help
* H
#
0
Restart at Activity Menu
* R
Mailing Lists
1
Create List
1
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
Wait
* W
Personal Directory
2
Summary
2
to continue.
Transfer out of system
* T
Password
4
Review/Modify
3
Q=7 Z=9
BASIC COMMANDS
Record name
5
Look up name/ext. in
*
Directory
N
Enter
New Password
#
Re-enter
New Password
#
Exit system
* X
Delete
* D
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Undelete
*
*
U
Scan Headers
1
Press *H for HELP.
Hold message in category
* H
and Messages
See reverse side for step-by-step procedures
for options 1, 2,3, and 5 on the Activity Menu.
Scan Headers
2
Use while addressing:
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release 1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Scan Messages
3
Contact your system administrator.
Alternate addressing
(switch between name/ext.)
*
A
NOTICE: The information in this document is subject to change with-
out notice. AT&T assumes no responsibility for any errors that may
*
Use group list
L
appear in this document.
585-305-710, Issue 1, October 1992
AUDIX
System
Your
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
Number
Ext.
RECORD MESSAGE
ADDRESS / SEND MESSAGE
LOG IN
PRESS
1. Press 1.
4. Enter recipient's extension and #.
2. Speak message.
5. Listen to address.
1. Dial your voice mail number.
Edit - -
6. Repeat steps for more
2.
Enter
#
or extension and #
addresses.
Press 1 to stop/pause.
3. Enter password and #.
7. Press ** #. to send NOW.
THEN
OR
Get your initial password from
Press 1 to continue.
Press 23 to play back.
Press # to send with optins.
your system administrator.
Press *D to delete and re-record.
Options
(Begin at step 1.)
To schedule future delivery,
RECORD
3. When finished, press # to
listen to prompts.
MESSAGES
approve.
To file a copy, press Y or N
PRESS
LISTEN TO MESSAGE
RESPOND TO MESSAGE
ACTIVITY MENU
A B C
1. Press 2.
4. Choose one:
Record
Get
Administer
Messages
Messages
Greetings
2. Listen to message header.
Call sender directly, press 10.
ABC
DEF
3. Press 0 and listen to message.
Reply by voice mail:
1
2
3
Options -
- Press 17 and speak message
Review
Password/
Messages
Lists
Respond, go to step 4.
(to send reply only).
GHI
JKL
MNO
Press 23 to play back summary.
OR
4
5
6
Press *D to delete and skip to
Press 119 and speak message
Scan
(to attach original).
Messages
GET
next summary. If, immediately
PRS
TUV
WXY
after deleting a message, you
- Press ** # to approve and send
7
8
9
MESSAGES
need to restore it, press **U to
NOW.
undelete the message.
OR
Press # to save and skip to next
Press # to approve and send
#
0
summary.
with options.
Forward with comment, press 12.
**R Re-log in
Go to RECORD MESSAGES
Q=7 Z=9
step 2 above.
BASIC COMMANDS
PRESS
RECORD GREETING
USE GREETING
Help
*H
D
E
F
Restart at Activity Menu
*R
1. Press 3.
7. Press 1 to use greeting for all calls.
Wait
*W
2. Listen to greeting number in use.
OR
Transfer out of system
*T
3. Press 1 to create/change greeting.
Press # to leave greeting inactive.
Look up name/ext. in
**N
4. Indicate greeting number you will
record (1-9).
NOTE: Depending on your system
Directory
Exit system
**X
5. Speak greeting.
setup, you may have the ability to
Transfer call to operator
*0
create multiple personal greetings (up to
Delete
D
Edit
9) and to activate them for different
Undelete
**U
ADMINISTER
Press 1 to stop/pause.
call types.
Hold message in category
**H
THEN
GREETINGS
Press 1 to continue.
To use the Multiple Personal Greetings
Use while addressing:
feature, listen to the system prompts
Press 23 to play back.
Alternate addressing
*A
or see A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release
Press *D to delete and re-record.
(switch between name/ext.)
1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Use group list
*L
(Begin at step 5.)
Options Menu
*M
6. When finished, press * # to
approve.
TIPS
Use while listening to or recording
messages.
PRESS
CHANGE PASSWORD
To alternate between extension and
J
K
L
name addressing, press *A.
1. Press 5 4.
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
When addressing a message, press *M
2. Enter new password (up to 15
and
Rewind
Play/Pause
digits, 0-9) and press #.
1 to make message private,
ABC
DEF
3. Re-enter new password and
2 to make message priority, then
1
2
3
press #.
* # to continue addressing.
Louder
Back Up
Advance
To approve and send a message NOW,
GHI
JKL
MNO
press #.
4
5
6
CHANGE
To bypass greetings, press 1 as soon as
Softer
PASSWORD/
Slower
Faster
the system answers and speak your
PRS
TUV
WXY
ADMINISTER
message.
7
8
9
LISTS
Listen/Replay
Skip
FOR MORE INFORMATION
#
Press *H for HELP.
0
See reverse side for complete voice mail system flow chart.
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release 1 Version 7, 585-305-709
to continue.
Q=7 Z=9
Contact your system administrator at
AUDIX
System Number
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
More Extensions
Finish
Dial your AUDIX system number.
Addressing
AT&T
LOG IN
Enter # (from your ext.) or extension #.
Approve
* #
Record
Enter Password #.
Stop/Record
1
Extension
#
Extension
* #
Message
23
Options Menu
*
M
Options Menu
Get your initial password from your
Play Back
More Extensions
*
#
Delete
D
Listen to system
system administrator.
prompts.
Reply by Voice Mail:
Respond/
-without copy
7
Record Messages
Listen
0
Forward
1
-with copy
19
1
Replay Header
23
Forward with
Delete
D
Comment
2
Hear
ABC
* U
Get Messages
Message
Undelete
New Message
4
2
Summary
Skip
#
Call Sender
0
*
Next Category
#
Administer
Hear
DEF
Greeting
Quick Reference
Greetings
3
Listen
0
Approve
* #
Use while listening to or
in Use
Change/Create
1
Record
Stop/Record
1
AUDIX® Voice Messaging
ACTIVITY MENU
Number(s)
recording messages.
Check Outgoing
GHI
Scan
2
Greeting
Play Back
23
Messages
4
Activate
3
Delete
D
Call Type
4
Rewind
Play/Pause
Change Password/
JKL
Finished?
* #
ABC
DEF
Administer Lists
5
1
2
3
Louder
BackUp
Advance
Scan Messages
PRS
Listen
0
GHI
JKL
MNO
Quickly
7
Hear
1
4
5
6
Change/Resend
Message
Replay Header
23
Summary
Softer
Slower
Faster
Skip
#
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
PRS
TUV
WXY
* #
7
8
9
Next Category
Listen/Replay Skip
Help
* H
#
0
Restart at Activity Menu
* R
Mailing Lists
1
Create List
1
Wait
* W
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
Personal Directory
2
Summary
2
to continue.
Transfer out of system
* T
Password
4
Review/Modify
3
Q=7 Z=9
BASIC COMMANDS
Record name
5
Look up name/ext. in
Directory
* N
Enter
New Password
#
Re-enter
New Password
#
Exit system
* X
Delete
* D
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Undelete
*
*
U
Scan Headers
1
Press *H for HELP.
Hold message in category
* H
and Messages
See reverse side for step-by-step procedures
for options 1, 2,3, and 5 on the Activity Menu.
Scan Headers
2
Use while addressing:
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release 1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Scan Messages
3
Contact your system administrator.
Alternate addressing
(switch between name/ext.)
*
A
NOTICE: The information in this document is subject to change with-
Use group list
*
out notice. AT&T assumes no responsibility for any errors that may
L
appear in this document.
585-305-710, Issue 1, October 1992
AUDIX
System
Your
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
Number
Ext.
RECORD MESSAGE
ADDRESS/SEND MESSAGE
LOG IN
PRESS
1. Press 1.
4. Enter recipient's extension and #.
2. Speak message.
5. Listen to address.
1. Dial your voice mail number.
Edit - -
6. Repeat steps for more
2.
Enter
#
or extension and #.
addresses.
Press 1 to stop/pause.
3. Enter password and #.
7. Press ** #. to send NOW.
THEN
OR
Get your initial password from
Press 1 to continue.
Press 23 to play back.
Press # to send with optins.
your system administrator.
Press *D to delete and re-record.
Options -
(Begin at step 1.)
To schedule future delivery,
RECORD
3. When finished, press # to
listen to prompts.
MESSAGES
approve.
To file a copy, press Y or N
PRESS
LISTEN TO MESSAGE
RESPOND TO MESSAGE
ACTIVITY MENU
A B C
1. Press 2.
4. Choose one:
Record
Get
Administer
Messages
Messages
Greetings
2. Listen to message header.
Call sender directly, press 10.
ABC
DEF
3. Press 0 and listen to message.
3
Reply by voice mail:
1
2
Options -
- Press 17 and speak message
Review
Password/
Messages
Lists
Respond, go to step 4.
(to send reply only).
GHI
JKL
MNO
Press 23 to play back summary.
OR
4
5
6
Press *D to delete and skip to
Press 119 and speak message
Scan
(to attach original).
Messages
next summary. If, immediately
PRS
TUV
WXY
GET
after deleting a message, you
- Press ** # to approve and send
7
8
9
MESSAGES
need to restore it, press **U to
NOW.
undelete the message.
OR
Press # to save and skip to next
Press # to approve and send
#
0
summary.
with options.
Forward with comment, press 12.
**R Re-log in
Go to RECORD MESSAGES
Q=7 Z=9
step 2 above.
BASIC COMMANDS
PRESS
RECORD GREETING
USE GREETING
Help
H
D
E
F
Restart at Activity Menu
*R
1. Press 3.
7. Press 1 to use greeting for all calls.
Wait
*W
2. Listen to greeting number in use.
OR
Transfer out of system
T
3. Press 1 to create/change greeting.
Press # to leave greeting inactive.
Look up name/ext. in
*N
4. Indicate greeting number you will
record (1-9).
NOTE: Depending on your system
Directory
Exit system
**X
5. Speak greeting.
setup, you may have the ability to
Transfer call to operator
*0
create multiple personal greetings (up to
Delete
*D
Edit
9) and to activate them for different
Undelete
**U
ADMINISTER
Press 1 to stop/pause.
call types.
Hold message in category
**H
THEN
GREETINGS
To use the Multiple Personal Greetings
Press 1 to continue.
Use while addressing:
feature, listen to the system prompts
Press 23 to play back.
Alternate addressing
*A
or see A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release
(switch between name/ext.)
Press *D to delete and re-record.
1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Use group list
'L
(Begin at step 5.)
Options Menu
*M
6. When finished, press * # to
approve.
TIPS
Use while listening to or recording
messages.
PRESS
CHANGE PASSWORD
To alternate between extension and
J
K
L
name addressing, press *A.
1. Press 5 4.
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
When addressing a message, press *M
2. Enter new password (up to 15
and
Rewind
Play/Pause
digits, 0-9) and press #.
1 to make message private,
ABC
DEF
3. Re-enter new password and
2 to make message priority, then
1
2
3
press #.
* # to continue addressing.
Louder
Back Up
Advance
To approve and send a message NOW,
GHI
JKL
MNO
press #.
4
5
6
CHANGE
To bypass greetings, press 1 as soon as
Softer
Slower
Faster
PASSWORD/
the system answers and speak your
PRS
TUV
WXY
ADMINISTER
message.
7
8
9
LISTS
Listen/Replay
Skip
FOR MORE INFORMATION
#
Press *H for HELP.
0
See reverse side for complete voice mail system flow chart.
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX I
se 1 Version 7, 585-305-709
to continue.
Q=7 Z=9
Contact your system administrator at
AUDIX
System Number
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
More Extensions
Finish
Dial your AUDIX system number.
Addressing
AT&T
LOG IN
Enter # (from your ext.) or extension #.
Approve
* #
Record
Enter Password #.
Stop/Record
1
Extension
#
Extension
* #
Message
Get your initial password from your
Play Back
23
Options Menu
* M
Options Menu
More Extensions
*
#
Delete
D
Listen to system
system administrator.
prompts.
Reply by Voice Mail:
Respond/
-without copy
7
0
Forward
1
-with copy
19
Record Messages
Listen
1
Replay Header
23
Forward with
Delete
D
Comment
2
Hear
ABC
U
Get Messages
Message
Undelete
New Message
4
2
Summary
Skip
#
Call Sender
0
Next Category
* #
Administer
Hear
DEF
Greeting
Quick Reference
Greetings
3
Number(s)
Listen
0
in Use
Approve
* #
Change/Create
1
Record
Stop/Record
1
recording messages.
AUDIX® Voice Messaging
ACTIVITY MENU
Use while listening to or
Check Outgoing
GHI
Scan
2
Greeting
Play Back
23
Messages
4
Activate
3
Delete
D
Call Type
4
Rewind
Play/Pause
Change Password/
JKL
Finished?
* #
ABC
DEF
Administer Lists
5
1
2
3
Louder
Back Up
Advance
Scan Messages
Listen
0
GHI
PRS
JKL
MNO
Quickly
7
Hear
1
4
5
6
Change/Resend
Message
Summary
Replay Header
23
Softer
Slower
Faster
Skip
#
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
PRS
TUV
WXY
* #
7
8
Next Category
9
Listen/Replay Skip
Help
* H
#
0
Restart at Activity Menu
* R
Mailing Lists
1
Create List
1
Wait
* W
Press 3to pause and 3 again
Personal Directory
2
Summary
2
to continue.
Transfer out of system
* T
Password
4
Review/Modify
3
Q=7 Z=9
BASIC COMMANDS
Record name
5
Look up name/ext. in
*
Directory
N
Enter
New Password
#
Re-enter
New Password
#
*
Exit system
X
Delete
*
D
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Undelete
*
*
U
Scan Headers
1
Press *H for HELP.
Hold message in category
* H
and Messages
See reverse side for step-by-step procedures
Scan Headers
2
for options 1,2, 3, and 5 on the Activity Menu.
Use while addressing:
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release 1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Scan Messages
3
Contact your system administrator.
Alternate addressing
(switch between name/ext.)
*
A
NOTICE: The information in this document is subject to change with-
*
out notice. AT&T assumes no responsibility for any errors that may
Use group list
L
appear in this document.
585-305-710, Issue 1, October 1992
AUDIX
System
Your
YOUR VOICE MAIL SYSTEM
Number
Ext.
RECORD MESSAGE
ADDRESS / SEND MESSAGE
LOG IN
PRESS
1. Press 1.
4. Enter recipient's extension and #.
2. Speak message.
5. Listen to address.
1. Dial your voice mail number.
Edit -
6. Repeat steps for more
2. Enter # or extension and #.
addresses.
Press 1 to stop/pause.
3. Enter password and #.
7. Press #. to send NOW.
THEN
OR
Get your initial password from
Press 1 to continue.
Press # to send with optins.
your system administrator.
Press 23 to play back.
Press *D to delete and re-record.
Options
(Begin at step 1.)
To schedule future delivery,
RECORD
3. When finished, press # to
listen to prompts.
MESSAGES
approve.
To file a copy, press Y or N
PRESS
LISTEN TO MESSAGE
RESPOND TO MESSAGE
ACTIVITY MENU
A
B
C
1. Press 2.
4. Choose one:
Record
Get
Administer
Messages
Messages
Greetings
2. Listen to message header.
Call sender directly, press 10.
ABC
DEF
3. Press 0 and listen to message.
2
3
Reply by voice mail:
1
Options -
- Press 17 and speak message
Review
Password/
Messages
Lists
Respond, go to step 4.
(to send reply only).
GHI
JKL
MNO
Press 23 to play back summary.
OR
4
5
6
Press *D to delete and skip to
Press 1 19 and speak message
Scan
(to attach original).
Messages
GET
next summary. If, immediately
PRS
TUV
WXY
after deleting a message, you
- Press ** # to approve and send
7
8
9
MESSAGES
need to restore it, press **U to
NOW.
undelete the message.
OR
Press # to save and skip to next
Press * # to approve and send
#
0
summary.
with options.
Forward with comment, press 12.
**R Re-log in
Go to RECORD MESSAGES
Q=7 Z=9
step 2 above.
BASIC COMMANDS
PRESS
RECORD GREETING
USE GREETING
Help
*H
D E F
Restart at Activity Menu
*R
1. Press 3.
7. Press 1 to use greeting for all calls.
Wait
*W
2. Listen to greeting number in use.
OR
Transfer out of system
T
3. Press 1 to create/change greeting.
Press * # to leave greeting inactive.
Look up name/ext. in
**N
4. Indicate greeting number you will
NOTE: Depending on your system
Directory
record (1-9).
Exit system
"X
setup, you may have the ability to
5. Speak greeting.
Transfer call to operator
'0
create multiple personal greetings (up to
Delete
*D
Edit
9) and to activate them for different
Undelete
**U
ADMINISTER
Press 1 to stop/pause.
call types.
Hold message in category
**H
THEN
GREETINGS
To use the Multiple Personal Greetings
Press 1 to continue.
Use while addressing:
feature, listen to the system prompts
Press 23 to play back.
Alternate addressing
*A
or see A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release
(switch between name/ext.)
Press *D to delete and re-record.
1 Version 7, 585-305-709.
Use group list
*L
(Begin at step 5.)
Options Menu
'M
6. When finished, press * # to
approve.
TIPS
Use while listening to or recording
messages.
PRESS
CHANGE PASSWORD
To alternate between extension and
J
K
L
name addressing, press *A.
1. Press 54.
PLAY-BACK CONTROLS
When addressing a message, press *M
2. Enter new password (up to 15
and
Rewind
Play/Pause
digits, 0-9) and press #.
1 to make message private,
ABC
DEF
3. Re-enter new password and
2 to make message priority, then
1
2
3
press #.
* # to continue addressing.
Louder
Back Up
Advance
To approve and send a message NOW,
GHI
JKL
MNO
press #.
4
5
6
CHANGE
To bypass greetings, press 1 as soon as
Softer
Slower
Faster
PASSWORD/
the system answers and speak your
PRS
TUV
WXY
ADMINISTER
message.
7
8
9
LISTS
Listen/Replay
Skip
FOR MORE INFORMATION
*
#
Press *H for HELP.
0
See reverse side for complete voice mail system flow chart.
Press 3 to pause and 3 again
See A Portable Guide to AUDIX Release 1 Version 7, 585-305-709
to continue.
Q=7 Z=9
Contact your system administrator at
ANSWERING AND PLACING A CALL
AUTOMATIC CALLBACK (Continued)
CONFERENCE(Continued)
HOLD
To answer a call:
1. Press Automatic Callback again (while on h
4. Repeat steps 1-3 for additional conference
To put a call on hold:
1. Lift the Handset
* The green light goes out.
connections
1. Press Hold.
The green light (below the red light) goes on
BUSY INDICATORS
To add a call you've put on hold to another call
To answer a new call while active on another:
steadily at the selected call appearance button.
you're connected to:
1. Press Hold.
NOTE: If you are not connected immediately, press the
These buttons are programmed to give a visual
1. Press Conf
Indication of in-use status. They also
2. Press call appearance button of Incoming call.
call appearance button next to the flashing green light.
2. You are given a new call appearance.
To place a call:
provide one-touch dialing to any extension.
3. Press call appearance button of held call
To return to held call:
1. Lift the Handset
To call another extension using a preassigned
(first call)
1. Press call appearance button of held call.
busy indicator:
- The green light (below the red light) goes on
4. Press Conf again.
REDIAL
steadily at the selected call appearance button.
1. Get a dial tone.
2. Press Busy Indication Button,
To drop the last party added to a conference call:
2. Listen for the dial tone and dial the number you
1. Press Drop.
To automatically redial the last number you dialed
want to call.
CALL FORWARDING
manually:
CONSULT
1. Get dial tone.
To end (or drop) a call:
1. Hang up the Handset or press the
To temporarily redirect all calls to another 5-digit
2. Press redial.
Drop
button.
extension number:
To override the Send All Calls feature of a coworker, if
NOTE: If you use the
Drop
button, you will hear a dial
you have received one of their calls through call coverage
SEND ALL CALLS
1. Press Call Forward, or dial Call Forwarding
tone and your voice terminal is ready for another call.
activation code
or call pickup and want to redirect It back to them:
1. Press Transfer,
To send all your calls immediately to coverage:
2. Dial 5-digit extension number to which calls
2. Press Consult.
1. Press Send All Calls or dial the Send All Calls
ABBREVIATED DIALING
are to be sent.
3. Press Transfer-to give the call to the coworker
activation code
To cancel Call Forwarding:
To Program or Reprogram a personal list Item:
or
To cancel Send All Calls:
1. Press Call Forward, or dial Call Forwarding
1. Dial AD program code
4. Press flashing Call Appearance to return to caller
1. Press Send All Calls or dial the Send All Calls
cancel code
(while off hook)
DIRECTORY
cancel code
2. Dial Personal List Number (1, 2, 3)
CALL PARK
SPEAKERPHONE
3. Dial List Item (1 through 9 or 0)
Adding Entries to the Directory (up to 30)
4. Dial number, feature or extension you want to
To park a call at your extension
1. Press Menu,
To Place or Answer a Call without Lifting Handset:
store (up to 24 digits)
(for retrieval at any extension)
2. Press the Softkey below Directory.
5. Press #
1. Press Call Park.
1. Press Speaker.
3. Press the Softkey below Add/Delete.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 to program additional items
2. Hang up.
4. Press the Softkey below Add.
To change from Speaker to Handset:
on the same list.
or
5. Enter the complete telephone number
1. Pickup Handset.
7. Hang up.
1. Press Transfer,
(up to 24 digits)
To Place a call using Personal List:
To change from Handset to Speaker:
2. Dial Call Park code
6. Press the Softkey below Done.
3. Press Transfer.
1. Press Speaker
1. Press the Personal list button or dial list code
7. Use the dialpad to center a name up to
2. Dial desired item (1 through 9 or 0)
4. Hang up.
2. Hang up Handset.
5 characters.
To Place a call using Group List:
To retrieve a parked call from any extension:
To prevent other party from hearing you:
"Note: If you press
once, the letter "A" will appear.
1. Press the Group list button or
1. Dial Answer Back code
1. Press Mute.
Press
2. Dial extension number where call was
twice to enter "B" or three times to enter "C".
Dial list code
TRANSFER
2. Dial desired 2-digit item number
originally parked.
8. Press Next to go to the next character.
9. Press the Softkey below Done when the name is
CALL PICKUP
To send present call to another extension or
AUTOMATIC CALLBACK
correct.
outside number
To automatically place another call to an extension
To Answer a call placed to a member of your
Placing a call from your Directory
1. Press Transfer.
Pickup Group:
1. Press DIR.
2. Dial number to which call is to be transferred.
that was busy or did not answer:
1. Press Automatic Callback during the call attempt.
1. Press Call Pickup button
2. Use the Prev and Next buttons to locate name.
3. Press Transfer again.
or
3. Press the Softkey button below the name to call.
* The green light goes on until callback is
4. Hang up.
completed or cancelled
Dial call pickup code
Locking the Directory and Call Log
1. Press Menu.
TRANSFER TO AUDIX
2. Hang up.
CONFERENCE
* You will receive a 3-burst priority ring when
2. Press the Softkey below Option.
To transfer someone else's call that you have received
To add another party to a call (for a total of
3. Press the Softkey below Lock.
both you and the called extension are idle.
through coverage or Call Pickup back to their voice
up to six parties:
4. Press the Softkey below Select-Item.
3. Lift the handset when you hear the priority ring.
mailbox:
The call is automatically placed to the
1. While off-hook on a call, press Conf
5. Press the Softkey below Directory or Call Log.
1. Press Transfer.
extension, which receives regular ringing.
2. Dial number of new party and wait for answer
6. Press the Softkey below Yes.
3. Press Conf again.
7. Enter or Create your 3-digit password.
2. Press Transfer to Audix
To Cancel Automatic Callback:
8. Press the Softkey below Done.
3. Press Transfer.
Your ISDN 8510T Voice Terminal
F
ture Descriptions (Continued)
F
ure
D
criptions (Continued)
Before you begin using your ISDN 8510T voice terminal,
VOICE FEATURES (Continued)
FEATURES ACCESSED WITH THE DISPLAY AND
familiarize yourself with its features, lights, jacks, and other
components. To help you do this, Figure 1 shows you the
Hold Temporarily disconnects you from a call, holding it
SOFTKEYS (Continued)
top view of the 8510T voice terminal.
until you can return to it. While a call is on hold, you can
Clock For setting the date and time on your voice terminal
place another call, activate another feature, answer a
display.
waiting call, or leave your voice terminal to perform another
Telephone
Handset
Display
task. Use when you have a call that you don't wish to drop,
Contrast Change the contrast level of your display so that the
number
but which you have to interrupt briefly to do something else.
letters or numbers are darker or lighter against the background
card
of the screen.
Message Retrieval Your Message light goes on to let you
ISON 8510T
know that a caller has left a message. Follow your System's
Director Used to create and edit a personal directory of up
4 Softkeys
message retrieval procedures to get your message.
to 30 extensions or outside numbers and the names of the
Mute Turns off the microphone associated with the handset
associated parties. Use Dir to quickly dial a call. Use
4 Display
or the speakerphone, whichever is currently active. Use when
as a handy place to store numbers you frequently call.
-
I
-
-
}
control
buttons
you want to confer with someone in the room with you, but
Dir Button When you press followed by a softkey
you do not want the other party on the call to hear your
10 Call
button associated with that Directory entry, a call is
appearance/
conversation. (You are still able to hear the person on the call.)
immediately placed to a telephone number. The phone
feature
Redial (Last Number Dialed) Automatically redials the last
number appears on the display screen as it dials.
buttons and
designation
number you dialed manually from the dial pad, either an
Exit Button Exits a display feature and returns the voice
card
extension or an outside number. Use to save time in redialing
terminal display to normal call-handling mode.
DefinityCommunications
a busy or unanswered number.
Message light
Speakerphone Your voice terminal has either the Speaker
Lock Allows you to lock your Directory so that no one can
System
(listen-only) or the Speakerphone (listen and talk) function or it
make unauthorized changes in it; lock your Call Log so that
Dial
may have neither. Check with the System Manager to see how
no one else can view your Call Log entries; lock all of the
pad
your voice terminal is set.
softkeys so that no one can view or change any of the
features accessed by the softkeys.
8510T Voice Terminal
The Speaker feature allows you to place calls or access other
voice features without lifting the handset. (Press Speaker .)
Number of Names (on a Directory Page) Allows you to view
Quick Reference Guide
Use with features that require listening only. such as on-nook
either four names or three names + Quit on the second line
Volume control button
dialing or monitoring calls on hold. To speak to the other party,
of an individual Directory page. If you can choose to have four
Mute button
Redial button
you must use the handset (the speaker must be off).
names on the Directory screen at one time, you can leave the
Directory or cancel calling a name in your Directory only by
Speaker button
Exit button
The Speakerphone feature allows you to place and answer
pressing Vexity (rather than using Quit).
Conference button
Drop button
calls or access other voice features without lifting the handset.
Refer to the procedures on this card to use the
Personalized Ring Allows you to select your own personalized
Transfer button
Hold button
(Press
Speaker
) You may use the softkeys on the voice
voice features on your 8510T voice terminal. The
ringing pattern from among eight available patterns. Use to
terminal to set or reset the speakerphone. When you set the
features are listed In alphabetical order. In the
distinguish your voice terminal's ring from that of other nearby
FIGURE 1 8510T Voice Terminal (Top View)
built-in speakerphone, it performs a test of the surrounding
voice terminals.
places provided, write in the feature access codes
environment and adjusts itself for optimal performance. Use
for your system. For more detailed Information
Screen Timing (Rate at which the Display Message is Shown)
the built-in speakerphone any time you prefer hands-free
about these features, refer to your 8510T voice
Feature Descriptions
communications, both speaking and listening, or for group
Allows you to set the length of time the display message remains
terminal User s Guide.
Here are brief descriptions of the voice features and the features
conference situations.
on the screen. There are three rates: Slow, Medium, and Fast.
Transfer Transfers a call from your voice terminal to another
Self-Test Performs a diagnostic test of your voice terminal,
accessed with the softkeys, including what each one does and
how you might want to use it.
extension. Use when your caller needs to speak further with
including the lights, ringer, dial pad keys, and display.
someone else.
NOTE: When you perform a self-test of the voice terminal, it
VOICE FEATURES
clears the contents of the Call Log and the last number dialed
FEATURES ACCESSED WITH THE DISPLAY AND
from Redial, and returns the volume control to the default setting.
Conference Allows you to add an additional party to a call so
SOFTKEYS
that you can conduct a conversation with more than one party.
Set Speakerphone When you set the built-in speakerphone, it
Use to set up time-saving conferences, or to spontaneously
The following features can be accessed using the four
performs a test of the surrounding environment and adjusts itself
include a party important to a discussion.
softkeys located below the display.
for optimal performance.
Call Log The Call Log is initially set to list only the ten most
Drop Disconnects you from a call without requiring you to hang
Tones A confirmation tone (sequential low and high tones)
recent unanswered incoming calls. Another option allows
up the handset or press the switchhook. Can also be used with
Is provided to let you know a selection has been accepted; an
you to access the ten most recent answered calls, and the ten
the Conference feature to disconnect the last party added. Use
error tone (one beep) alerts you that you made a mistake in your
most recent outgoing calls placed from your terminal. Use to
whenever you are using the handset and want to continue using
softkey entries. You may choose to turn these softkey
check on calls you missed (unanswered calls) and to remind
information tones on or off.
AT&T
it for another action after ending a call.
yourself of calls you answered or placed most recently.
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Outer Shell
328
15
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Grille
1300
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Compressor
132
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Glass Shelves (3)
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133
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Condenser
438
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Control
735
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Back Panel
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Control Knob
445
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Dryer
411
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Shelf Retainer Snap Rivet (6)
1319
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Fan Motor
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Auto Timer
736
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Fan Blade
416
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Drain Pan
978
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Power Cord
977
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Drip Tray
1306
24
Evaporator & Heat Exchanger
739
11
Door Gasket
2000
25
Cabinet Feet (4)
507
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Door Handle
2001
26
Drain Tube
740
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1308
27
Evaporator Door
1307
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3004
28
Shelf Trim Strip Front (Long) (3)
1316
29
Bottom Hinge Support
3005
30
Pivot Screw
1208
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When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed
to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and/or injury to persons, including the following:
1. Read all instructions.
11. Extreme caution must be used when
2. Do not touch hot surfaces. Use han-
moving an appliance containing hot
dles or knobs.
liquids.
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12. Always plug cord into the wall outlet
not place cord, plug or appliance in
before turning on any control. To
water or other liquid.
disconnect, turn any control to "OFF,"
4. Close supervision is necessary when
then remove plug from wall outlet.
any appliance is used by or near
13. Do not use appliance for other than
children.
intended use.
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14. Remove and replace cover carefully
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when hot.
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15. WARNING - To avoid breakage of, or
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appliance malfunctions or has been
liquids in carafe.
damaged in any manner. Return
B. Do not use on range top, hot
appliance to the nearest authorized
plate or in conventional or
service facility for examination, repair
microwave ovens.
or adjustment.
C. Do not place hot carafe on cool or
7. The use of an accessory not evalu-
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ated for use with this appliance may
D. Do not hold over or pour in the
cause injuries.
direction of people.
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SERVICE
CENTERS
Warranty service, replacement parts and most
accessories can be obtained at any of the
independent Authorized Service Centers
listed in this directory.
In the event an Authorized Service
Center (see inside) is not located in
your area, or should the part needed be
out of stock at the center, you may
contact:
REGAL WARE, INC.
Consumer Service Department
1675 Reigle Drive
Kewaskum, Wisconsin 53040, U.S.A.
Telephone: (414) 626-2121
SPL699A
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
MERLIN LEGEND
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
SYSTEM FEATURES
PROGRAMMING CODES
LIGHT INDICATORS ON YOUR PHONE:
FOR AVAILABLE FEATURE BUTTONS:
NEXT TO A LINE
SYSTEM FEATURE BUTTONS
Red
=
You get this line when
Auto Answer All
= *754 (GPA Connection to
you lift the handset.
A/S Machine)
Steady Green
=
This line is in use.
Outside Auto Dial
=
*21+ Telephone Number
Flashing Green
=
A call is coming in
Intercom Auto Dial
= *22 + Intercom Number
on this line.
AT&T
Do Not Disturb
= *47
Faster Flashing Green
=
Someone else's call
Last Number Redial
= *84
on hold.
Privacy
= *31
Fastest Flashing Green
=
A call you have put
Saved Number Redial
= *85
on hold.
Auto Line Selection
= *14
NEXT TO A FEATURE PROGRAMMED FEATURE
Primary Coverage
= *40 + Intercom Number
Secondary Coverage
= *41 + Intercom Number
Steady Green
=
That feature is activated.
Feature Button
= *20
Light Off
=
That feature is deactivated.
Personal Speed Dial
= *21 = Code (1-24) +
Telephone Number
NEXT TO AN AUTO INTERCOM BUTTON
Manual Signaling
= *23 + Intercom Number
Steady Green
=
The phone is busy or person
is using Do Not Disturb.
These feature buttons can be programmed using
Flashing Green
=
An intercom call coming to
available spare buttons on your phone. Using the
you from this phone.
spare buttons; label the button, slide the program
switch to the downward position, press the button you
are programming and dial the program code. When
RINGING INDICATORS ON YOUR PHONE:
programming is completed, slide program switch back
RINGING PATTERNS
to center position.
Outside Call
=
1 short and 1 long ring.
Intercom Ring
=
1 long ring.
Merlin Legend
Transferred Call
=
2 short and 1 long ring.
Users Guide
RING OPTIONS - Individual Lines
Immediate Ring
=
*37
Delayed Ring
= *36
No Ring
= *35
RING OPTIONS - All Lines
Executive Office
Immediate Ring
=
*347
of the
Delayed Ring
= *346
President
No Ring
= *345
Get a free line without
Executive Office of the President
having to push a button
or interrupt someone
M ERL N
else's call. In addition, the
Merlin Legend Communication System
lights next to line buttons
makes it easy to keep
AVAILABLE
Users Guide
Program, buttons so
track of call.
that custom features,
FEATURE
PROCEDURE
Red light indicates
FEATURES
such as Do Not Disturb
line you are on.
and Outside Auto Dial,
HOLD
Green light indi-
Auto Intercom, Privacy,
To place a call
Press the "hold" button
Cover Paths, etc. are
cates if line is free,
on hold
busy. or on hold.
yours with just one
touch.
To return to held
Press the "line" or
Fast flashing = you
call
"intercom" button with
put call on hold.
D
Co.e
555-1234
Home
Slower flashing =
(Secretory)
Using Conference,
fast flashing green light
someone else put
Receptions
connect with up to two
555 1235
10
outside lines and two
TRANSFER
call on hold.
555-1236
D
Do No
Distuib
Intercom extensions.
To transfer calls
Press the "recall" button,
intercom
D
Privaty
to another line
you will hear 3 bursts of
Touch either Intercom
Intercom
D
Auto Answer
button to contact other
icom
Transfer a call to
within the 18 acres
tone, then steady tone,
connected to your
another voice terminal
dial the new 4 digit
Conference
Transfer
MERLIN system.
within your MERLIN
number, station answers,
Drop
notes
Stop
Pouse
System.
announce call and hang up
Test functions of your voice
ABC
DEF
To transfer calls
Put calls on Hold.
Press the "transfer" button,
terminal and program its
1
2₁
3
to another extension
(call placed on hold) then
features using the T/P
GHI
JKC
MNO
switch.
4
5
6
within your Merlin
dial the Merlin intercom
PRS
TUV
Drop one party from a
System
number or press the Auto-
WXY
7
8,
9
conference call.
Intercom button for that
Oper
*
#
individual, press "transfer
Control the volume of both
0
Saved De
again, hang up.
your speaker and ringer.
Message
Recall
Speaker
tast Number
Speakerphone has
CONFERENCE
been disabled for
security reasons.
To add a 3rd party
Press "conference" button,
to a call
(call placed on hold) then
Touch Recall to
press another outside "line"
disconnect a call
or "intercom" button, dial
without hanging up
the handset. With
the appropriate number,
Centrex or PBX
then press "conference"
service, use Recall
button again to begin
instead of a
conference call.
switchhook flash.
Dial special codes for
To drop a 3rd party,
Press "drop" button and
additional features.
Call your attendant for
busy tone or no
touch the outside "line" or
messages when light
answer
"intercom" button to
is on.
DIALING INSTRUCTIONS
disconnect either party.
INTERCOM
INTERCOM
Internal Calls:
Dial the 4 digit number
To place calls
Press either "intercom"
Local Area Call:
Dial "9" plus desired number
to individuals
button, lift handset, dial
Long Distance Calls:
Dial "8" plus area code plus
connected to
the intercom number or
desired number
your Merlin System
press the Auto-Intercom
button.
Assistance Call:
Dial"0" for your operator
SPEAKERPHONE
Telephone Repairs:
Dial "9" + 611
Speakerphone has been disabled for security
AT&T Account Team:
Dial extension 6400
reasons.
*
Merlin Legend Systems
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
MERLIN LEGEND
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
SYSTEM FEATURES
PROGRAMMING CODES
LIGHT INDICATORS ON YOUR PHONE:
FOR AVAILABLE FEATURE BUTTONS:
NEXT TO A LINE
SYSTEM FEATURE BUTTONS
Red
=
You get this line when
Auto Answer All
= *754 (GPA Connection to
you lift the handset.
A/S Machine)
Steady Green
=
This line is in use.
Outside Auto Dial
=
*21+ Telephone Number
Flashing Green
=
A call is coming in
Intercom Auto Dial
= *22 + Intercom Number
AT&T
on this line.
Do Not Disturb
= *47
Faster Flashing Green
=
Someone else's call
Last Number Redial
= *84
on hold.
Privacy
= *31
Fastest Flashing Green
=
A call you have put
Saved Number Redial
= *85
on hold.
Auto Line Selection
= *14
Primary Coverage
= *40 + Intercom Number
NEXT TO A FEATURE PROGRAMMED FEATURE
Secondary Coverage
= *41 + Intercom Number
Steady Green
=
That feature is activated.
Feature Button
= *20
Light Off
=
That feature is deactivated.
Personal Speed Dial
= *21 = Code (1-24) +
Telephone Number
NEXT TO AN AUTO INTERCOM BUTTON
Manual Signaling
= *23 + Intercom Number
Steady Green
=
The phone is busy or person
is using Do Not Disturb.
These feature buttons can be programmed using
Flashing Green
=
An intercom call coming to
available spare buttons on your phone. Using the
you from this phone.
spare buttons; label the button, slide the program
switch to the downward position, press the button you
are programming and dial the program code. When
RINGING INDICATORS ON YOUR PHONE:
programming is completed, slide program switch back
RINGING PATTERNS
to center position.
Outside Call
=
1 short and 1 long ring.
Intercom Ring
=
1 long ring.
Merlin Legend
Transferred Call
=
2 short and 1 long ring.
Users Guide
RING OPTIONS - Individual Lines
Immediate Ring
=
*37
Delayed Ring
= *36
No Ring
= *35
RING OPTIONS - All Lines
Executive Office
Immediate Ring
=
*347
of the
Delayed Ring
= *346
President
No Ring
= *345
Get a free line without
having to push a button
Executive Office of the President
or interrupt someone
MERLIN
else's call. In addition. the
Merlin Legend Communication System
lights next to line buttons
makes it easy to keep
AVAILABLE
Users Guide
Program, buttons SO
track of call.
that custom features.
FEATURE
PROCEDURE
Red light indicates
FEATURES
such as Do Not Disturb
line you are on.
and Outside Auto Dial,
HOLD
Green light indi-
Auto Intercom, Privacy,
To place a call
Press the "hold" button
cates if line is free,
Cover Paths, etc. are
on hold
busy, or on hold.
yours with just one
touch.
To return to held
Press the "line" or
Fast flashing = you
put call on hold.
call
"intercom" button with
Slower flashing =
555 1234
D
Cover
(Secretary)
Home
Using Conference,
fast flashing green light
someone else put
Receptionst
connect with up to two
555 1235
D
10
call on hold.
outside lines and two
TRANSFER
555-1236
D
Do Not
Details
Intercom extensions.
To transfer calls
Press the "recall" button,
Intertom
D
PINOC:
to another line
Touch either Intercom
you will hear 3 bursts of
button to contact other
intercom
D
ACID Answer
icom
Transfer a call to
within the 18 acres
tone, then steady tone,
connected to your
another voice terminal
dial the new 4 digit
Conterence
transfer
MERLIN system.
within your MERLIN
number, station answers,
Dron
HOLT
Stop
Pause
System.
announce call and hang up
Test functions of your voice
ABC
DEF
Put calls on Hold.
To transfer calls
Press the "transfer" button,
terminal and program its
1
2,
3
to another extension
(call placed on hold) then
features using the T/P
GHI
JKL
MNO
switch.
4
5
6
within your Merlin
dial the Merlin intercom
PRS
TUV
WXY
Drop one party from a
System
number or press the Auto-
7
8
9
conference call.
Intercom button for that
Oper
Control the volume of both
*
#
individual, press "transfer
a
Suved Number
your speaker and ringer.
again, hang up.
Message
Petall
Speaker
Last Number
Speakerphone has
CONFERENCE
been disabled for
security reasons.
To add a 3rd party
Press "conference" button,
to a call
(call placed on hold) then
Touch Recall to
disconnect a call
press another outside "line"
without hanging up
or "intercom" button, dial
the handset. With
the appropriate number,
Centrex or PBX
then press "conference"
service, use Recall
button again to begin
instead of a
conference call.
switchhook flash.
Dial special codes for
To drop a 3rd party,
Press "drop" button and
additional features.
Call your attendant for
busy tone or no
touch the outside "line" or
messages when light
answer
"intercom" button to
is on.
DIALING INSTRUCTIONS
disconnect either party.
INTERCOM
INTERCOM
Internal Calls:
Dial the 4 digit number
To place calls
Press either "intercom"
Local Area Call:
Dial "9" plus desired number
to individuals
button, lift handset, dial
Long Distance Calls:
Dial "8" plus area code plus
connected to
the intercom number or
desired number
your Merlin System
press the Auto-Intercom
button.
Assistance Call:
Dial"0" for your operator
SPEAKERPHONE
Telephone Repairs:
Dial "9" + 611
Speakerphone has been disabled for security
AT&T Account Team:
Dial extension 6400
reasons.
* Merlin Legend Systems
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