SYSTEM SPEED DIAL
System Speed Dial numbers are numbers that you, the administrator, program into the MERLIN system memory. Users can access them by dialing a
You may program System Speed Dial in order to give all users in the system access to numbers frequently dialed at your business, such as a warehouse number or a branch office. System Speed Dial is particularly useful when you want to give users access to a certain number but don’t want to divulge that
The MERLIN system memory can hold up to forty such numbers, each of which contains up to 16 digits (characters). Among the 16 characters, you can include pause, stop, flash and
To enter a number into the System Speed Dial list:
•enter administration mode if you haven’t already done so (see page 17)
•dial a code from #60 through #99
•dial * 90 plus the telephone number.
To enter pause, stop, flash or
STOP: Touch Drop (stop) FLASH: Touch Recall
Touch Hold (pause)
•If you’re finished with administration, leave administration mode by sliding the T/P switch back to the center position at the administrator/attendant voice terminal and by setting the Admin/Normal switch back to Normal at the control unit. Otherwise continue administration procedures.
You can program System Speed Dial with or without Restriction Override. With Restriction Override, a number can be used at any voice terminal if that terminal has been restricted. if you want a particular System Speed Dial number to have Re- striction Override, dial ✱ 92 instead of ✱ 90 in the above instructions.
You can change a System Speed Dial number at anytime. Simply repeat the above procedure with a different telephone number.
Some users in your business may enjoy the convenience of
While in program mode, they dial ✱ 95xx where xx represents one of the System Speed Dial codes 60 through 99.
GROUP PAGING
Group Paging lets anyone at your business make an announcement over the voice terminal speaker of up to three phones at once. A person receiving a Group Paging message can lift the handset and speak back. If more than one person tries to speak back at the same time, the MERLIN system will automatically select the first person. This feature is distinct from Loudspeaker Paging, in which messages are announced over an optional loudspeaker paging system.
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