Lucent Technologies MERLIN LEGEND 6 - Manual (Page 337)

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 6.0
System Manager’s Guide
555-660-118
Issue 1
February 1998
Learning More
Page 7-13 System Guides Information Finder
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Calling Supervisor’s Guide and
Data/Video Reference
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These two user guides, which you must order separately, differ from the guides
described above in the following respects:
■ Neither is a standalone guide, and both must be used in conjunction with
the guide for the telephone or console at the extension.
■ They describe only the features and functions unique to their subjects:
calling groups and data communications.
■ Calling Supervisor’s Guide is published in the standard booklet format
described above and fits under the phone.
■ Data/Video Reference is a reference tool, as well as offering step-by-step
instructions and guidelines for system managers. It is provided in 8.5-inch
by 11-inch format and is 3-hole punched.
Data/Video Reference describes data communications in general, the different
types of data and video workstations, and the features used in data
communications. It offers step-by-step dialing and programming instructions for
data users who have ISDN terminal adapters or modems. In addition, it explains
data hunt group operations and the system’s support of local-area networks
(LANs), videoconferencing systems, and host computer systems for data
communications.
Calling Supervisor’s Guide describes agent and supervisor calling group features,
with step-by-step instructions.
System Guides Information Finder 7
The following tables are designed as a quick reference tool to help you locate
helpful information in
System Programming and the Feature Reference.
Sometimes information is available in more than one guide and some summary
information is the same in two guides. When summary information is available in
both guides, both are listed.
This section includes the following Information Finders:
■ Features ( Table 7–2 ). Tells you how to find complete and quick reference
feature information, including information about feature programming and
planning. This table also provides information about maintenance and
troubleshooting, security, and system management, as well as about
different feature categories.
■ Programming ( Table 7–3 ). Tells you how to find both detailed and quick
reference programming information for system and centralized telephone
programming activities.