Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND 6 - Manual (Page 111)

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.0
System Manager’s Guide
555-660-118
Issue 1
February 1998
System Components
Page 3-29 Telephones
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■ ICOM Ring. Use this button to make inside calls and to receive inside calls
and outside calls transferred from another extension. When you use an
ICOM Ring button to make an inside call, the telephone at the destination
extension rings with one burst to indicate an inside call.
■ ICOM Voice. Use this button to make inside calls and to receive inside
calls and outside calls transferred from another extension. When you use
an ICOM Voice button to make an inside call, the person at the destination
extension hears your voice on the speakerphone after a single beep, rather
than ringing. (If you are using an ICOM Voice button to make a voice-
announced call and the user at the destination extension has a telephone
with no speakerphone, or has disabled voice announcements, the
telephone rings just as if the call was made on an ICOM Ring button.)
■ ICOM Originate Only. Use this button to make inside calls only. Neither
inside nor outside calls can be received on an ICOM Originate Only
button. This button ensures that you always have a button available to
make or transfer a call, establish a conference call, answer a call-waiting
call, or pick up a parked call. You can program the button for either voice or
ring operation.
You can assign a combination of up to 10 ICOM Voice, ICOM Ring, and ICOM
Originate Only buttons to each multiline telephone, on buttons 1 through 10. The
number of prime line buttons that can be assigned is limited only by the number of
trunks provided by the host and the number of buttons available on the telephone.
In Behind Switch mode, you have access to the special features of both the
on-site communications system and the host system. When both systems have
common features, you must decide which system to use for those features.
When you press a fixed-feature Conference, Drop, or Transfer button, the
respective host features are activated, not those of the communications system.
However, an unused line button on a telephone can be programmed for the
communications system’s own Conference, Drop, or Transfer feature. Each
system must be programmed to meet your needs, and you must give users the
appropriate access instructions.
The way that buttons are programmed in Behind Switch mode has many effects
on system feature use and host feature use. For details or advice when planning a
modification for this mode of operation, consult your Lucent Technologies
representative. Also, see Chapter 4, “Features and Applications,” for additional
information.