Lucent Technologies 8.2 User Manual
DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2
Administrator’s Guide
Administrator’s Guide
555-233-506
Issue 1
April 2000
Phone reference
1066
Multibutton electronic telephones
19
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7300-series telephones (page
1075
)
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731x-series hybrid telephones (page
1078
)
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7400-series telephones (page
1083
)
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ISDN telephones (7500-series & 8500-series) (page
1100
)
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8110 telephones (page
1105
)
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8400-series telephones (page
1105
)
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CALLMASTER telephones (page
1112
)
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Cordless telephones (page
1116
)
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Internet Protocol (IP) SoftPhones (page
1119
)
Multibutton electronic telephones
10-MET telephone
The 10-multibutton electronic telephones (MET) are basic phones that have 10
feature buttons. You can assign call-appearances or features to the first five
buttons. The last 5 buttons are fixed features.
feature buttons. You can assign call-appearances or features to the first five
buttons. The last 5 buttons are fixed features.
20-MET telephone
The 20-multibutton electronic telephones (MET) are basic phones that provide up
to 20 feature buttons. You can assign call-appearances or features to the top five
buttons in the first column. The bottom 5 buttons in the first column are fixed
feature buttons that you cannot change. However, you can assign features to the
second column of buttons (10); these correspond to feature button assignments 1
through 10 on the switch.
to 20 feature buttons. You can assign call-appearances or features to the top five
buttons in the first column. The bottom 5 buttons in the first column are fixed
feature buttons that you cannot change. However, you can assign features to the
second column of buttons (10); these correspond to feature button assignments 1
through 10 on the switch.
30-MET telephone
The 30-multibutton electronic telephones (MET) are basic phones that provide up
to 30 feature buttons. You can assign call-appearances or features to the top five
buttons in the first column. The bottom 5 buttons in the first column are fixed
feature buttons that you cannot change. However, you can assign features to the
second column (1 to 10) and third column of buttons (11 to 20); these correspond
to feature button assignments 1 through 20 on the switch.
to 30 feature buttons. You can assign call-appearances or features to the top five
buttons in the first column. The bottom 5 buttons in the first column are fixed
feature buttons that you cannot change. However, you can assign features to the
second column (1 to 10) and third column of buttons (11 to 20); these correspond
to feature button assignments 1 through 20 on the switch.