Avaya PARTNER Advanced Communications System - Page 461

Index
IN-7
Last Number Redial
using
single-line telephone
, 8-57
system telephone, 8-57
LEDs
checking for proper functioning, 2-15
Light Patterns, 6-5
description of, 6-5
intercom auto dial button, 7-2
Line
adding to system
, 10-19
assigning to extensions, 3-13, 4-46
buttons, 6-1
jacks, 3-3
restricting use at individual extension, 4-23
Line Access Mode, 4-45
Line Access Restriction (#302), 4-23
Line Assignment (#301)
default on PARTNER phones
, 4-46
description, 4-46–4-48
Line buttons, 4-46
Line Coverage Extension, 3-16, 4-48
Line Coverage Extension (#208), 4-48
Line Ringing, 5-5
Line Selection, Automatic, 5-2
lines, 3-13
adding new lines, 10-19
assigning to pools, 4-54
testing, 2-16
Lines and extensions
connecting
, 2-16
Lines, Number of (#104), 3-13
Lists
allowed phone numbers
, 4-18
disallowed phone numbers, 4-20
forced account codes, 4-34
locking your extension, 8-67
logging Caller ID calls (see Caller ID Logging and
Dialing
Logging Center ID Calls (see Caller ID Logging and
Dialing (F23))
loss of power
, 11-2
Loudspeaker Paging, 8-49
using
single-line telephone, 8-50
system telephone, 8-50
loudspeaker paging system
paging system
, 9-27
M
making a call, 6-16
Manual Backup
problems, 11-23
Manual Signaling, 8-46
using, 8-47
Manual Transfer of Calls to Fax Machines, 9-18
Marked System Speed Dial Numbers, 4-63
message light
turning on and off
, 8-48
Message Light Off, 8-48
using
single-line telephone, 8-49
system telephone, 8-49
Message Light On, 8-48
Message Waiting (see Standard Phones)
messages
leaving
, A-6
monitoring, A-9
receiving, A-6
Microphone, 6-7
microphone, 6-8
Microphone (Mic) Button, 6-7
mixed telephone types, D-1
Mode of Operation, 4-50
mode of operation
changing, 4-50
modems, 9-28
send and receive, 9-29
sending only, 9-28
Modes of operation, 1-5
Modules
description, 1-13
PARTNER ACS processor, 1-11, 1-13
processor, 1-13
modules
adding new modules, 10-8
LEDs, 2-15
replacing, 10-11
5-slot carrier configuration, 10-14
stand-alone or 2-slot carrier configuration,
10-11
Monitoring Call Activity, 7-2, 8-5
Music-On-Hold, 9-30, 9-31
connecting audio source, 9-31
Music-On-Hold (#602)
as background music
, 9-31
description, 9-31
programming, 9-32
volume, setting system-wide, 9-32
Music-On-Hold Volume, 9-32
Music-On-Hold Volume (#614), 9-32
Mute, 6-8
N
Name Display, 8-24
name display, 5-4
Night Service
auxiliary equipment
, 9-33
programming, 7-16
Night Service Button, 7-15
using, 7-16