AT&T feature module 2 system manual Recall Time Interval

HOW TO USE	If you have a Recall button, you can use the button to disconnect an intercom
	call without hanging up your handset:
	1 Touch Recall.
	You can use the Recall button to generate a switchhook flash for a dialing
	sequence that you want to store in the system.
	1 Touch Recall.
	2 Touch Hold (Pause).
	If you have a digital voice terminal and choose to use a dial code to access the
	Recall feature:
	1 Whenever you need to use Recall, dial #50.
	If you try to use the Recall feature and nothing happens or you are
	disconnected, inform your system administrator.

Recall Time Interval

DESCRIPTION	When people use the Recall feature, your MERLIN II system is factory-set to
	keep the outside line open for 450 milliseconds, the Recall Timer Interval,
	before it accepts the first digit of the next telephone number dialed. If people
	in your system are having difficulty using the Recall feature, the Recall Timer
	Interval may be incorrectly set. If necessary, you can change the interval to
	make it longer or shorter.
CONSIDERATIONS	● If your system has either of the following problems, you should reset the
	Recall Timer Interval.
	If people try to use the Recall feature and nothing happens, the
	interval is too short. Change the setting to 650 milliseconds.
	If you have a behind-switch system and people are being disconnected
	when they try to use the Recall feature, the interval is too long.
	Change the setting to 350 milliseconds.
	● The Recall feature cannot be used with outside calls if your system has
	Automatic Route Selection.
ADMINISTRATION	To change the Recall Timer Interval, enter administration mode and follow
	the appropriate procedure below.
	With a MERLIN II System Display Console
	1 From the	administration menu, touch these buttons: [More], [Options] ,
	[More] ,	[More]	[Recall]	.

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