Lucent Technologies 5 manual Analog Multiline Telephones Model Description

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 5.0	Issue 1
System Manager’s Guide 555-650-118	June 1997

3System Components

Telephones Page 3-24

NOTE:

Extensions may have to be renumbered in order to have all extension numbers appear on the DSS.

A fourth button (lower leftmost) is the Message Status button, which changes the mode to and from message status operation. The remaining six buttons in the bottom two rows are not used.

DSSs ship without auxiliary power supplies; if two DSSs are connected to a console, you must order auxiliary power (329A unit) separately.

Analog Multiline Telephones 3

In addition to MLX telephones, the system supports the analog multiline telephones listed in Table 3–2.

The displays on analog multiline telephones provide call-handling information; they do not support menu-driven telephone programming, selection of features from the display, or operation in languages other than English.

Table 3–2. Analog Multiline Telephones

Model	Description
BIS-10	10-button telephone with built-in speakerphone
BIS-22	22-button telephone with built-in speakerphone
BIS-22D	22-button telephone with 16-character display and
	built-in speakerphone
BIS-34D	34-button telephone with 16-character display and
	built-in speakerphone
MDC 9000 Cordless	Cordless multiline
MDW 9000	Cordless and wireless multiline
MDW 9010	Cordless and wireless multiline
MDW 9030P	Pocket phone
MERLIN II System	34-button telephone with a built-in DSS (the only
Display Console	telephone model that is uniquely used as an operator
	console) for Direct-Line Console operation
MERLIN PFC®	Analog multiline phone, fax machine, and copier;
Telephone	requires two analog multiline extension jacks