AVAYA Merlin Legend
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• Within the Mode menu, select
Hybrid/PBX
.
• To save your selection, press
enter
.
• At this point, the system will restart as noted above. To continue
programming, re-enter system programming.
If necessary, install 012 or 016 analog ports for the MAS. One analog
port is required for each MAS port.
Program the Voice Mail System/Automated Attendant Options as
follows:
Program the Voice Mail
System/Automated Attendant
Options
• From the System Programming menu, select
AuxEuip
, to reach the
Auxiliary Equipment menu.
• From the Auxiliary Equipment menu, select
VMS/AA
.
• From the VMS/AA screen, select
TransferRtn
. This parameter,
Transfer Return, represents the number of rings before calls
transferred by the MAS are sent to a designated backup position. Set
it to “0” to disable this feature. If supervised transfer applications
are used, this parameter should be disabled.
• From the VMS/AA screen, select
TT Duration
. This parameter
should be set to 75 (milliseconds). If it is not, erase the current
setting (using the Drop key) and enter 75. Press enter to save your
entry.
• From the VMS/AA screen, select
TT Interval
. This parameter
should be set to 50 (milliseconds). If it is not, erase the current
setting (using the Drop key) and enter 50. Press enter to save your
entry.
• Press exit twice to return to the System Programming menu.
Create a calling group for the MAS ports:
Create a calling group for the
MAS ports
• From the System Programming menu, select
Extensions
.
• Display the second page of the Extensions menu using the
More
key
on the console (on a PC use the PgUp key).
• From the Extensions menu select
Group Calling
.
• From the Group Calling menu, select
Hunt Type
.
• Enter an extension number to be assigned to the calling group. Then
press enter
to save your entry. This number will be the MAS System
Access Number.
The above information is provided by AVAYA Inc. as a guideline. See disclaimer on page 1
