Lucent Technologies 6.1 manual Ivp-Aa

MERLIN LEGENDCommunications System Release 6.1	Issue 1
System Planning 555-661-112	August 1998

2Control Unit Configuration

Numbering the System Page 2-32

Planning Form Instructions

On Form 2a, mark the extension jack assignments on the 012 T/R, 016 T/R,

MERLIN LEGEND Mail, and 008 OPT modules:

1.In the Jack Type column, make sure B is checked next to the logical ID for each basic telephone jack.

2.In the Person, Location, or Function column, identify each T/R device by the users name or location and by type, such as single-line telephone, fax, modem, or Delay Announcement Device.

3.If the system includes optional applications, indicate the application on the appropriate line in the Appl column:

■To indicate MERLIN LEGEND Mail, write ML Mail.

■To indicate Messaging 2000, write M2000.

■To indicate Intuity AUDIX, write Intuity.

■To indicate Enhanced Service Center, write ESC.

■To indicate CONVERSANT, write CONV.

■To indicate MERLIN MAIL voice messaging system, write Mail.

■To indicate Lucent Technologies Attendant, write Lucent A.

■To indicate AUDIX Voice Power IS II or IS III, write AVP.

■To indicate Integrated Voice Power Automated Attendant-IS II, write

IVP-AA.

■To indicate no applications, write None.

4.If the system has Messaging 2000 or AUDIX Voice Power, also write port in the Appl column for any logical IDs that are being used for fax ports.

5.If the system is to be part of a Centralized Voice Messaging system (Release 6.1 and later systems only), check Yes under the Centralized Voice Messaging heading. Also check Yes on page 4 of the MERLIN LEGEND R6 Design Implementation Guide form located in Appendix I. If not part of a Centralized Voice Messaging system, check No on both forms.

NOTE:

For more information on Centralized Voice Messaging, see the Network Reference.

6.For each 016 T/R module, if applicable, indicate the Ringing Frequency for that module. Enter 20-Hzor 25-Hzin the Ring Freq. column for all ports on the 016 T/R module. When configuring a system in the United States or Canada, generally the 20-Hz setting is applicable. The factory setting is 20-Hz.

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