5. Touch the appropriate line buttons to add or remove lines from this voice
terminal. The green light next to each line button tells you the current
status of the line. Each succesive touch of a line button gives you one
of the following codes:
Green light on = line is assigned to this voice terminal
Green light off = line is not assigned to this voice terminal
The order in which you touch the line buttons determine the order in
which lines appear on the voice terminal. For example, assume that
eight lines (lines A0 through B2) are already assigned to voice terminal
you are administering, and you want to add eight more. If you touch
the line buttons in the order in which they appear on the voice
terminal. If you touch the button for line C0 next, line C0 will appear
on the button below the line C4 button, and so on. Be sure that
the correct telephone number for each line appears on the associated
buttopn on the voice terminal
6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for each voice terminal to which you want to
assign line.
NOTE: If you are setting up a customized square sytem, try to admin-
ister groups of voice terminal that share the same line assignments
at the same time. If you plan to assign a personal line to a voice terminal,
be sure not to assign the line to any voice terminals that should not have
access to that line.
You can use the shortcut below to give another voice terminal the same
line assignments as one you have already set up. This procedures is
especially timesaving if you have a standard square system, since all
your voice terminals will have the same line assignments.
NOTE: When you copy line assignments, you also copy restrictions and
allowed-list permissions.
a. Dial the intercom number or touch the Auto Intercom button of
the new voice terminal
b. Touch Message
The green light next to Message goes on.
c. Dial the intercom number or touch the Auto Intercom button of
the original voice terminal
7. Touch A d m T e l .
The lights next to the administration mode buttons flash again.
8. Continue to administer your system or leave administration mode by
following the boxed instructions on page 28.
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