AT&T feature module 2 system manual Manual Signaling, Touch Loudspeaker

5 Touch Message and go on to another procedure, or leave administration

	mode.
	Next, you assign the Loudspeaker Page feature to a line button at individual
	consoles or voice terminals. Label the button(s) and follow the procedure for
	assigning lines in a square, behind-switch, or pooled system. (See the “Line
	Assignments” entry for your system type.)
HOW TO USE	If the system administrator has assigned your voice terminal a Loudspeaker
	Page button, you can use the feature to page people or to make
	announcements.
	1 Touch Loudspeaker Page.
	2 If you have a multizoned paging system, wait for the dial tone, then dial
	the number for the page zone you want. (These zone numbers are a
	function of the paging system, not the MERLIN II system.)
	3 Lift your handset and make your announcement.
	4 Hang up.
	The loudspeaker turns off automatically.

Manual Signaling

DESCRIPTION	You can use a Manual Signaling button to generate a beep at a co-worker’s
	voice terminal. Program a Manual Signaling button for each person you want
	to signal.
CONSIDERATIONS	● You can signal someone with a Manual Signaling button while you have
	an outside call in progress.
	● The beep sounds at your co-worker’s voice terminal even if it is busy.
	● If you program this feature on a button with lights, the green light next to
	the button goes on when your co-worker uses his or her voice terminal or
	uses the Do Not Disturb feature.
	● You cannot have both a Manual Signaling button and an Auto Intercom
	button for the same person. If you try to program both, you deactivate
	the feature that you programmed earlier.
PROGRAMMING	To program a Manual Signaling button, label an available button and follow
	these steps:
	1 Enter programming mode.
	2 Touch the button you want to program.
	3 Dial *60 plus the intercom number of the person you are signaling.
	4 Leave programming mode.

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