AT&T AT&T manual Multiline Voice Terminals, 7300H Series Voice Terminals

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These voice terminals are the same as those used with They connect to ports on the Analog Terminal Link

Multiline Voice Terminals

The system supports MET (10- and 12-button only) and MERLIN (7300H Series) multiline voice terminals.

Multiline voice terminals have two LEDs located beside each assignable button (except for the 34-button basic set). The LEDs are referred toas I-Use (red) and Status (green) LEDs. Additional information on the LEDs is provided in the “Line Status and I-Use Indications” feature description in Section 2.

Most multiline voice terminals support adjuncts. The supported adjuncts are described following the voice terminal descriptions.

Multilane voice terminals can have more than one call appearing at the terminal at onetime. Each multiline terminal has two System Access buttons on which calls can be made or received. System Access buttons are, essentially, inside line buttons.

Multilane voice terminals transmit voice signals in analog form and control signals in digital form. The terminals operate over Premises Distribution System 4-pair wiring.

7300H Series Voice Terminals:

MERLIN Communications Systems.

(ATL) Line (ZTN79) CP. The ATL Line CP converts the analog voice signals to digital form

before placing them on the TDM bus.

Three-wire pairs connect

these

sets

to the

port CPs;

see

“Port

Specifications “ in Section 5 for

details.

 

 

 

 

The

dial

pad on 7300H series terminals

is

not a touch-tone pad

in that

the

signals

generated

are digital, not DTMF signals. A digital signal is sent to the switch with each button press. Reference to the dial pad on these sets throughout this manual is in the form, “touch dial pad.”

MET Sets: The MET Sets are not orderable as part of the system equipment but can be used in System 25 installations, where appropriate (i.e., in reuse situations). Three-wire pairs connect these sets to the port CPs; see “Port Specifications” in Section 5 for details.

The TN735 MET Line CP converts the analog voice signals to digital form before placing them on the TDM bus. The touch-tone dial pad on MET voice terminals generates DTMF signals.

The following subsections provide descriptions and illustrations of the multiline voice terminals supported by System 25.

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AT&T AT&T manual Multiline Voice Terminals, 7300H Series Voice Terminals