AT&T Feature Model 5 manual Adm Tel button Used when

Administrator/Attendant Consoles for

Large Systems* in Administration Mode

1.	T/P switch: Set to P when	performing system	administration
2 .	Adm Tel button: Used when	assigning lines to voice terminals
	and asslgnlng voice terminals Dial Access to		Line Pools.

3.Adm Pool button: Used when setting up line pools.

4.Line buttons and programmable buttons: Buttons in first two left-hand columns are always line buttons.

5.Auto Intercom buttons (10 through 79).

6.Auto Intercom buttons: Buttons in this column represent in- tercom numbers 10-19,40-49, or 70-79, depending on which Shift button you touch.

7.Auto lntercom buttons: Buttons in this column represent in- tercom numbers 20-29 or 50-59, depending on which Shift but- ton you touch.

8.Auto Intercom buttons: Buttons in this column represent in- tercom numbers 30-39 or 60-69, depending on which Shift but- ton you touch.

9.Shift button: Used to access Auto Intercom buttons for inter- com numbers 10 through 39.

10.Shift button: Used to access Auto Intercom buttons for inter- com numbers 40 through 69.

11.Shift button: Used to access Auto Intercom buttons for inter- com numbers 70 through 79.

12.Message Status button: Not used for system administration.

13.Adm Misc button: Used when administering allowed-list call

14.Call Rstr button: Used when setting lines to detect a toll prefix or area code only and when assigning outward and toll call restrictions to voice terminals.

15.Message button: Used when giving a voice terminal the same assignments as one that has already been administered.

16.Conference button: Used when assigning features to individual

voice terminals from this console.

*Systems with more than 8 lines or more than 20 voice terminals— switch H on control unit is down.

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