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Lucent Technologies
Bell Labs Innovations

CIB 3140
(533B) Memory Module (61227A)
(106433691)

CIB 3140
Comcode 106433691
Issue 2
January 1997

Memory Module
®

When installed in the MERLIN Plus system control unit, this memory
module (Figure 1) upgrades your system to the MERLIN Plus Communications System Release 2.

MEMORY
MODULE

Figure 1
MERLIN Plus Communications System Release 2 Memory Module

The new system features available with this memory module are listed
below. For further informaiton about each feature, refer to Section 5,
"Reference," of your new MERLIN Plus Communicaiton System
Release 2 System Manual.
● Automatic System Access Features
> Call Forwarding (CF)
> Direct Extension Dialing (DXD)
> Remote Line Access (RLA)
> System Answer (SA)
Busy Buster
● Disallowed Lists
● Exclusive Hold
● Hold Disconnect Interval
●

● Program

Mode Lock

● Voice

Terminal Template
NOTE: Some programming operations also vary for the MERLIN Plus
Communications System Release 2. Refer to your new System Manual
for further information. This memory module comes with two 2-foot
(D4BU) modular cords. These cords are used to connect the Busy Buster (BB) and Automatic System Acces (ASA) features as explained in
Secton 5 of your new System Manual.

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NOTE: This memory module also houses a battery that preserves all
programming for at least four days in case of a power failure.
In addition, a 450F adapter is included to provide a connection between
the control unit and the Data Collector, and to allow the Data Collector
and the Busy Buster feature to share the same jack on the voice terminal
module. Refer to the Addendum to CIB 3051 for installation instructions.
INSERTING AND REMOVING THE MEMORY MODULE
Follow the procedures listed below for inserting and removing this
memory module.
NOTE: You will have to readminister and reprogram your voice terminals
after you have installed this memory module.
WARNING: Make sure the power cord is unplugged and the
power switch on the control unit is set to Off before you insert or
remove any modules. You risk damage to the system and the
modules if the power is on during the installation procedure.
1

Remove the front cover from the control unit by pressing down on the
two top corner tabs and putting the top away from the control unit
(Figure 2).

2 Remove the top cover by first unscrewing the screw located at the
center bottom of the cover. (This screw is designed to stay in the
hole of the cover after it has been removed from the control unit.)
Then press down on the tab located at the center of the top and back
edge and pull the top cover away (Figure 2).
3 To remove the old memory module, depress the tab on top of the
module labeled Press To Remove, grasp the plastic handle on the
front of the memory module and pull the memory module out of the
control unit.

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Loosened screw

Figure 2
Removing the Front and Top Covers From the control Unit

4 To Insert the new memory module, first grasp its plastic handle on
the front and align the four pin guides at each corner of the module
with the rectangular opening at the top of the control unit (Figure 3).
5 Push the module in until the gold pins insert fully into their receptacle.
The module will snap into place.
6 Replace the control unit top cover.
7 If you are using the Busy Buster feature or any of the Automatic System Access features (CF, DXD, RLA, SA), refer to Section 8, "Installation" of your new System Manual to connect the modular cords

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Memory module

Figure 3
Inserting and Removing the Memory Module

8 Plug the power cord back into the outlet and set the power switch on
the control unit to On.
9 Replace the front cover on the control unit.
Remember, you will have to readminister and reprogram your sets as
described in Section 3, "Administering the System," of your new System
Manual.

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Customer Administerable Timer
The Customer Administerable Timer is used in conjunction with the Call
Forwarding and Remote Line Access features. The timer disconnects
calls made via Call Forwarding and/or Remote Line Access after these
calls reach a system-wide call duration limit. The Customer
Administerable Timer can be set to a value of from 1 to 999 minutes.
To administer the Customer Administerable Timer:
1.

Enter administration mode by sliding the T/P switch to P
and touching Administer.

2.

Dial *68.

3.

Dial the desired three-digit timer value. Three digits must
be dialed. For example, a timer value of 1 minute would
be dated as 001, a value of 10 minutes would be dialed
as 010, and a value of 120 minutes (2 hours) would be
dialed as 120. To reset the timer to its default value of
no time limit, dial 000.

4.

Touch Administer.

5.

Leave administration by sliding the T/P switch to the center
position.

The console beeps twice.

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