Types of Consoles
The type of administrator/attendant console you have depends primarily on the number of the voice terminals and lines in your system.
In systems with eight or fewer lines and 20 or fewer voice terminals (small systems), the administrator/attendant console is a
For systems with more than eight lines or more than 20 voice terminals (large systems), two consoles are available:
●The administrator/attendant console with Attendant Intercom Selector for large systems is a
The administrator/attendant console with Attendant Intercom Selector is con- venient for administering a large system because up to 70 voice terminals can be represented using the Auto Intercom buttons on the Attendant Intercom Selector. This leaves all 30 buttons on the console available to show the status of each line in the system. On this console, all your lines and intercom numbers are assigned to buttons automatically when the system is activated.
●The economy administrator/attendant console for large systems is a
If you don’t need the extra capacity or convenience provided by the Attendant Intercom Selector, you can use the economy administrator/attendant console to administer a large system. On this console, all your lines are assigned to but- tons automatically when the system is activated. Any buttons not used for lines can be programmed as Auto Intercom buttons for use in the attendant mode, but they are not used during administration. Because the economy administrator/attendant console has no Auto Intercom buttons in the administra- tion mode, you must specify a particular voice terminal by dialing its intercom number .
Administrator/attendant consoles for small and large systems in administration mode are illustrated on pages 12 and 13.
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