AT&T 410, 820, 206 manual Three Types of Cartridges, Type I Cartridges Give You Custom Features

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THE THREE TYPES OF CARTRIDGES

12. Type I Cartridges Give You Custom Features

Feature cartridges contain the software that enables you to customize your system. You have Feature Package 2, one of a family of feature cartridges designed for the Type I slot.

13. Type II Cartridges Give You Audio Options

Two different cartridges are available for this slot. One enables you to have Music- on-Hold. When this cartridge is connected to a music source, callers you put on hold will hear music. A second cartridge provides an interface for Music-on-Hold, back- ground music, and Loudspeaker Paging. When a loudspeaker paging system is connected to this cartridge, users can make announcements over it. For the paging system to work, set Paging Signal On/Off switch to On.

14. Type III Cartridges Give You Line-Associated Options

This cartridge supports two separate features: Power Failure Transfer and Extra Alert. Power Failure Transfer provides jacks for two basic Touch-Tone or rotary telephones. In case of a commercial power failure, with the Power Failure Transfer feature, telephone service is automatically switched to the backup phones. The Extra Alert jack enables you to connect a loud bell or horn for noisy or remote locations where the regular telephone ring can’t be heard.

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Contents Merlin Contents Introduction Available Features Control Unit Voice Terminal Jacks Line and Voice Terminal Modules Model 820 onlyTelephone Company Line Jacks Type III Cartridges Give You Line-Associated Options Type I Cartridges Give You Custom FeaturesThree Types of Cartridges Type II Cartridges Give You Audio OptionsFeatures and Benefits Drop Fixed FeaturesFeature Description Benefits ConferenceSpeaker MessageTransfer RecallProgrammable Features Saved Number button Programmable Features System Features-For Administrator Only Optional Features Equipment ADMINISTRATOR/ATTENDANT Voice Terminal Basic AdministrationSetting Switches on the Control Unit Entering Administration Mode Line Administration Initial Feature Assignments Button Initial Feature AssignmentsOutside Auto Dial Or Line D Or Line C Line B Line a Intercom Administrator/Attendant Voice Terminal Call Restrictions Customizing Other Options in the SystemGroup Paging System Speed DialBUTTON-FREE Line Operation Instructions for Button-Free Line Operation System Reset Automatic Line Selection Programmable Line RingingPage Feature Programming Feature Programming ChartDescription Code Feature Description Programming If You Have a Model 820 With More Than Four Lines Programming Tips for 34-BUTTON Voice TerminalsProgramming Tips for 10-BUTTON Voice Terminals Programming Tips for 5-BUTTON Voice TerminalsTransferred Calls Touch Transfer Special Information for the System AttendantRinging Patterns Transferring CallsHeadset Touch Transfer Touch IntercomIntercom Auto Dial Send MessageTrouble Possible Cause Do This Troubleshootlng ChartWith Feature Package Troubleshooting ChartIndex Administering Other System Options Quick Reference Guide to Administration ProceduresProcedure Instructions For Use Basic AdministrationQuick Reference Guide Touch Administer Send MessageAT&T
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