AT&T feature module 2 system manual BIS/HFAI Terminal I d g i n g

HOW TO USE	Some features operate differently if a MERLIN II system is behind another
	system. Note these differences in the “Considerations” subsection of each
	feature entry in this section of the manual. For information on how to use
	the speed dial access button in behind-switch systems, see “ PBX, Centrex,
	or Custom Calling Features” in this section.
	NOTE: To use the fixed button features of the host system, use the
	instructions that came with that system.
	Generally, the Local, Conference, Hold, and Drop buttons function as
	described in this section for each feature where the use of these buttons is
	applicable.

BIS/HFAI Terminal

B r i d g i n g

DESCRIPTION

CONSIDERATIONS

See “Voice Terminal Type. ”

If you have a line with another person in a square or behind-switch system, you can easily join (or “bridge” onto) a call in progress on that line. In this way YOU can also join a conference call by just touching a line button and lifting your handset. (See “Conference.” )

●A maximum of three people connected to the MERLIN II system, including the originator of the call, can bridge onto a call at one time.

●If any of the people on the call have activated the Privacy feature, you will not be able to bridge onto the call.

●Under extremely heavy use of the Conference feature, other people in the system may not be able to initiate a conference call or add more participants to a conference in progress by bridging.

HOW TO USE	To bridge onto a call in progress:
	1 Touch the line button associated with the call.
	2 Lift your handset.

MERLIN II System Features 2-23