Lucent Technologies 5 manual Single-Line Telephones, Line Buttons on Multiline Telephones

MERLIN LEGEND Communications System Release 5.0		Issue 1
System Manager’s Guide 555-650-118		June 1997
3 System Components
	Telephones	Page 3-25
	Single-Line Telephones	3

Table 3–3 lists the recommended single-line telephones. Other available single-line telephones are also supported but are not recommended for Release

3.0or later systems. Contact your Lucent Technologies representative for more information.

Table 3–3. Single-Line Telephones

Model	Description
2500 YMGL	Basic desk telephone
2500 MMGL	Basic desk telephone with selectable positive disconnect
8101M	Basic desk telephone with jack to support adjuncts
8102M	Basic desk telephone with jack to support adjuncts and
	programmable dialing buttons
8110M	Basic desk telephone with jack to support adjuncts, built-in
	speakerphone, and programmable dialing buttons
3129-WTWA	Touch-tone outdoor telephone with cast aluminum housing,
	armored handset cord with bell ringers
3129-WRWA	Rotary dial outdoor telephone with same features as
	3129-WTWA
3129-WAWA	Auto dial outdoor telephone with cast aluminum housing,
	armored handset cord with bell ringers
3129-WNWA	Non-dial, automatic ringing on dedicated circuit outdoor
	telephone with cast aluminum housing, armored handset cord
	with bell ringers

Line Buttons on Multiline Telephones 3

Different models of telephones, of course, have different imprinted buttons. The descriptions above summarized these buttons. Line buttons on multiline telephones fall into two categories:

■Buttons that are system-programmed to access an inside or outside line or pool of outside lines

■Blank line buttons that can be programmed—by the system manager only, or by either the system manager or the user—with system features

Buttons are different on Queued Call Consoles (QCCs), and you can read more about them later in this chapter. Direct-Line Consoles are similar to other MLX display telephones, but there are differences that are also described later in this chapter.

The system automatically assigns line buttons to each multiline telephone. You can add, remove, or change this assignment through centralized telephone