AT&T 999-507-144 system manual One-Touch Dialing

	●	The backup person can also answer calls that come in after hours by
		programming a Call Pickup button so that he or she can pick up calls
		at the administrator/attendant console. Since the attendant console has
		all the lines of your MERLIN Plus system, the person answering calls
		after hours can pick up calls by touching the Call Pickup button when
		the attendant console rings. (See "Call Pickup.") If the person is in
		another part of the building, the attendant can connect his or her
		console and an extra alert device to a Supplemental Alert Adapter (see
		"Supplemental Alert Adapter" under "Accessory Equipment"), so that
		each time a call comes in, an extra alert device sounds.
CONSIDERATIONS	None
ADMINISTRATION	The system administrator must decide who will answer calls that come in after
	hours and how those calls will be answered.
PROGRAMMING	For programming procedures for Call Pickup, and for Ring Option Override,
	see the individual entries for these features in this section.
HOW TO USE	For further information on the attendant console, see Section 4, "Using the
	Attendant Console." If you need help in using the Call Pickup or the Ring
	Option	Override features, see "Call Pickup" or "Ring Option Override."

	One-Touch	Dialing
DESCRIPTION		In the MERLIN Plus system, there are five features that allow you to dial or
		redial a telephone number with the touch of a button.
		●	Outside Auto Dial-Dial an outside number by touching a button. An
			Outside Auto Dial button can hold a maximum of 16 numbers.
		●	Auto Intercom-Dial an intercom number with one touch whenever
			you want to call someone connected to your MERLIN Plus system.
		●	System Speed Dial-If your system administrator has assigned a speed
			dial code to a frequently dialed telephone number or account number,
			you can program the speed dial code onto an available voice terminal
			button. Then when you want to dial the telephone number or enter
			the account number on a call report, just touch the System Speed Dial
			button for that number.
		●	Last Number Redial—If you have programmed a Last Number button
			for your voice terminal, you can touch the button when you want to
			redial the most recent number that you dialed.
		●	Saved Number Redial—If you have Saved Number buttons on your
			voice terminal, you can save numbers for later redialing. When you
			are ready to redial each of the telephone numbers, merely touch the
			Saved Number button on which you have saved that number.

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