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Manuel D’Utilisation (English)

Manuel D’Utilisation

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MERLIN LEGEND® Communications System Release 7.0 System Programming
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Contents
5
New Features and Enhancements
23
- Release 7.0 Enhancements (April 1999)
  23
Prior Releases: Features and Enhancements
27
- Release 6.1 Enhancements (August 1998)
  27
- Release 6.0 Enhancements (February 1998)
  31
- Release 5.0 Enhancements (June 1997)
  35
- Release 4.2 Enhancements (June 1997)
  40
- Release 4.1 Enhancements (June 1997)
  43
- Release 4.0 Enhancements (March 1996)
  45
- Release 3.1 Enhancements (March 1996)
  48
- Release 3.0 Enhancements (August 1994)
  50
- Release 2.1 Enhancements (August 1994)
  54
- Release 2.0 Enhancements (October 1992)
  57
- Release 1.1 Enhancements (October 1992)
  60
About This Guide
63
- Intended Audience
  63
- How to Use This Guide
  63
- Terms and Conventions Used
  64
- Security
  66
- Related Documents
  67
- How to Comment on This Guide
  68
1 Programming Basics
69
- Overview
  69
- Introduction to System Programming
  70
- System Programming Console
  72
- Programming Procedures
  78
- Access to System Programming fromthe MLX-20L Console
  119
- Idle States
  122
2 Programming with SPM
127
- Overview
  127
- System Requirements
  128
- Installing the SPM Software
  130
- Connecting the PC
  139
- Accessing SPM
  143
- Using SPM
  147
- System Programming
  178
- Upgrading the System
  184
- Surrogate Mode Programming
  200
3 Programming Procedures
203
- Overview
  203
- Basic System Operating Conditions
  204
- System Renumbering
  221
- System Operator Positions
  244
- Lines and Trunks
  251
- Uniform Dial Plan Facilities
  305
- DS1 Facilities
  311
- Tie Trunks
  345
- DID Trunks
  366
- PRI Facilities
  386
- BRI Facilities
  463
- Extensions
  470
- Auxiliary Equipment
  499
- Computer Telephony Integration (CTI)Link
  514
- Optional Extension Features
  521
- Optional Operator Features
  573
- QCC Optional Features
  576
- Optional Group Features
  607
- Optional Group Calling Features
  627
- System Features
  664
- Remote Access Features
  719
- Automatic Route Selection
  744
- Uniform Dial Plan Routing
  781
- Night Service
  797
- Labeling
  811
- Print Reports
  825
- Data Features
  833
- Memory Card
  839
4 Centralized Telephone Programming
863
- Overview
  863
- Introduction
  864
- Access to Centralized Telephone Programming
  865
- Program Extension
  866
- Copy Extension
  874
- Feature Quick Reference
  879
A Customer Support Information
905
- Support Telephone Number
  905
- Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Electromagnetic Interference Information
  905
- Canadian Department of Communications (DOC) Interference Information
  906
- FCC Notification and Repair Information
  906
- Installation and Operational Procedures
  908
- DOC Notification and Repair Information
  909
- Renseignements sur la Notification du Ministère des Communications du Canada et la Réparation
  910
- Security of Your System: Preventing Toll Fraud
  912
- Toll Fraud Prevention
  914
- Other Security Hints
  920
- Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability
  924
- Remote Administration and Maintenance
  925
B Menu Hierarchy
927
- Overview
  927
C LED Displays
929
- Overview
  929
D General Feature Use and Telephone Programming
935
- General Feature Use Information
  935
- Telephone and Operator Features
  937
- Telephone Programming
  962
E Button Diagrams
969
- Overview
  969
F Sample Reports
983
- Overview
  983
- System Information Report
  989
- System Information Report— Continued
  990
- Dial Plan Report
  991
- Dial Plan Report—Continued
  992
- Dial Plan Report—Continued
  993
- Label Information Report
  994
- Tie Trunk Information Report
  995
- DID Trunk Information Report
  996
- GS/LS Trunk Information Report
  997
- General Trunk Information Report
  998
- Switch 56 Data Information Report
  999
- DS1 Information Report
  1000
- PRI Information Report
  1001
- PRI Information Report—Continued
  1002
- PRI Information Report—Continued
  1003
- Remote Access (DISA) InformationReport
  1004
- Operator Information Report
  1005
- Operator Information Report— Continued
  1006
- Allowed Lists Report
  1007
- Access to Allowed Lists Report
  1008
- Disallowed Lists Report
  1009
- Access to Disallowed Lists Report
  1010
- Automatic Route Selection Report
  1011
- Extension Directory Report
  1012
- System Directory Report
  1013
- Group Paging Report
  1014
- Extension Information Report
  1015
- Extension Information Report— Continued
  1016
- Group Coverage Information Report
  1017
- Direct Group Calling InformationReport
  1018
- Night Service Information Report
  1019
- Group Call Pickup Report
  1020
- Error Log Report
  1021
- Authorization Code InformationReport
  1022
- BRI Information Report
  1023
- Non-Local Dial Plan Report
  1024
- Service Observing Information Report
  1025
G General System Programming Sequence
1027
- Basic System Operating Conditions
  1027
- System Renumbering
  1028
- Identify System Operator Positions
  1028
- Lines and Trunks
  1028
- Complex Lines
  1029
- Telephones
  1029
- Auxiliary Equipment
  1030
- Print Reports
  1030
H Programming Special Characters
1031
- Single-Line Telephones
  1031
- Analog Multiline Telephones
  1032
- MLX-10 and MLX-5 NondisplayTelephones
  1033
- MLX Display Telephones
  1034
Glossary
1035
- Numerics
  1035
- A
  1035
- B
  1037
- C
  1039
- D
  1043
- E
  1046
- F
  1047
- G
  1048
- H
  1049
- I
  1049
- J
  1051
- K
  1051
- L
  1051
- M
  1052
- N
  1054
- O
  1055
- P
  1056
- Q
  1058
- R
  1058
- S
  1059
- T
  1061
- U
  1062
- V
  1063
- W
  1064
Index
1065
- Numerics
  1065
- A
  1065
- B
  1066
- C
  1067
- D
  1068
- E
  1069
- F
  1069
- G
  1070
- H
  1070
- I
  1071
- K
  1071
- L
  1071
- M
  1072
- N
  1073
- O
  1073
- P
  1074
- Q
  1075
- R
  1075
- S
  1076
- T
  1078
- U
  1079
- V
  1079
- W
  1079
- Z
  1079

Manuel D’Utilisation

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