20 Most Recent Lucent Legend MLX-28D Corded Phone Questions & Answers

A label can have a maximum of seven characters.
To administer Labels for Extensions from the System Programming console:

1. Press Menu.
2. Press System Program.
3. Press Exit or Start.
4. Press More or Right Arrow Key.
5. Press Labeling.
6. Press Directory.
7. Press Extension.
8. Dial the extension number that you want to administer.
9. Press Enter.
10. Press Drop.
11. Enter the label information for the extension number selected.
12. Press Enter.
13. Press Exit or Back.
14. Press Home or Exit to exit programming mode.

Note: When programming on the system programming console, use the buttons next to the display to specify the letters A through I and punctuation. Use the line/feature buttons to specify additional alphanumeric characters for labels. Use the template provided with the System Programming console to see which line buttons correspond to which alphanumeric characters,

From the system programming menu either in the pc programming tool or from the console phone enter into system programming, options,more, group coverage delay. set here from 1 ring to 9. Good luck.

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I assume you got this fixed? But, Euro style is a Partner phone, and Merlin is a merlin...contradictory terms.

You can not log caller ID information on the Legend phone system

The time is stored on the phone system, not the phone. You first need to know which phone system you have. This phone will work on a few different Avaya phone systems (AT&T and Lucent are now Avaya)

You can find all the manuals for free at www.avaya.com but you first need to know which system you have.

This is all programmed in the phone system settings. Your phone can be used on different Avaya phone systems (AT&T, Lucent is Avaya now) and you can also have different voice mail systems. They all program differently.

Sounds like your phone port is not programmed to use voice mail. You can have your phone port programmed to do many different things if nobody answers. Mostly you have the call transfered to another station after so many rings. That other station (extension) could be the operator, a calling group, a voice mail box, etc... Some systems allow you to change the number of rings on a per-phone basis, others only have one no-answer timer for all calls.

You can get all the manuals from www.avaya.com for free but you need to know which system and version you have first. Programming can get very complicated and you may find it easier to hire a local phone installation company that is familiar with your system to do the changes for you.

When you switch phones the system does not know this. All programming is stored in the system, not the phones. If you swap phones of the same model nothing should change. If you put a phone in with different button configurations then things very well may change.

It's not an easy fix. The phone system would need to be re-programmed for that phone port.

You can do a self test by pressing buttons in this order: Intercom, speaker, *, 0, 0 The phone will make noise and all the lights will flash. If all the lights are working in self test but no in normal operation, then it's probably a programming issue. Have you had any other problems or mysterious changes in the system? Possibly after a power outage or lightning storm??

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When you push the line where the call is parked, you should already have the reciever in your hand. If you need to put the call on speaker and you have the reciever in hand, just push the speaker button.

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