AT&T 999-507-144 system manual Intercoms 11 through, Paging Groups

Intercom 10			By design, the intercom 10 position is the primary call-handling position in
			the system, and it is also the system administration point. You must,
			therefore, assign intercom number 10 to the voice terminal at the system
			attendant's location. For easy system administration, the voice terminal
			assigned intercom 10 should be a 34-button deluxe model, but a 10-button
			model will also work.
			Under "Voice Terminals" . . .
			Write in the name of the system attendant and the attendant's location on
			the line next to number 10.
Intercom 19
			Notice that "Call Report" appears in parentheses in the "Name" column next
			to intercom 19 on the form. If your system has the Call Report option, the
			system automatically reserves the intercom 19 position for the data collector
			and printer required to print call reports. You can designate an intercom
			number other than 19 for the Call Report equipment when you administer the
			system, but you cannot assign both the Call Report equipment and a voice
			terminal the same intercom number. (For more information on the Call
			Report option and equipment, see "Administer the Call Report Option" under
			"Systemwide Options" in Section 3, "Administering the System," and also
			the "Call Report" entry in Section 5, "Reference.")
			Under "Voice Terminals" . . .
			Do not write in a name next to intercom number 19 if your system has the
			Call Report option (unless you plan to assign an intercom number other
			than 19 to the Call Report equipment when you administer the system.)
			Cross out "(Call Report)" next to intercom 19 if your system does not have
			the Call Report option, and treat intercom 19 just like any other intercom
			number as you assign intercom numbers below.
Intercoms 11 through 29
		To simplify system administration, you should assign consecutive intercom
	numbers beginning with 11 to the remaining voice terminals in your system.
			Under "Voice Terminals" . . .
			Write in the names of the people to be assigned voice terminals and their
			work locations next to the remaining intercom numbers.
PAGING GROUPS
	The MERLIN Plus system lets you page the people in your business through
	the speakers on their voice terminals. You don't need an external paging
	system for this feature.
	The system automatically assigns all voice terminals to a single paging group,
	called the Page-All Group. You can't change the makeup of the Page-All
	Group. (See the "Group Page" entry in Section 5, "Reference," for more
	information on the Page-All feature.)

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