Mitel Sx 100, Sx 200 Superswitch Volume V Instructions Manual

MITEL STANDARD PRACTICE SECTION MITL9105/911 O-096-224-NA 
Issue 1, February 1987 
SUPERSWITCH” 
ELECTRONIC PRIVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH EXCHANGE 
RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENTS 
CONTENTS PAGE 
1. INTRODUCTION ..................................... 1 
Reason for Issue ................................... 1 
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 
............................... 1 
Recorded Announcement Card ......................... 1 
Recorded Announcement Device ....................... 2 
3. TYPICAL RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENT USE...

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CONTENTS (CONT’D) PAGE 
6. MAINTENANCE AND TESTING ......................... 
12 
Maintenance Procedures ............................ 
12 
RAC 
........................................... 12 
RAD 
........................................... 12 
Test Procedures ................................... 
12 
RAC ........................................... 
12 
RAD ........................................... 14 
7. HANDLING BATTERIES WHICH CONTAIN LITHIUM .......... 15...

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1. INTRODUCTION. 
1.01 This Section provides information about recorded announce- 
ments used with the SX-lOO@/SX-200@ PABX; it is divided into 
the following parts: 
Part 1 outlines the Section. 
Part 2 provides a general description of the types of recorded an- 
nouncements available. 
Part 3 describes how recorded announcements operate within the 
SX- 1 OO@/SX-200a PABX. 
Part 4 gives installation instructions for recorded announcement 
equipment. 
Part 5 describes...

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module 2 record/playback channel 3 (6th equip num) 
playback channel 4 (8th equip num) 
2.04 Each module includes a Random Access Memory (RAM) which 
contains one message, and two playback channels. Messages 
may be recorded on Channels 1 and 3 only; Channels 1 and 2 playback 
the message recorded on Channel 1, and Channels 3 and 4 playback 
the message recorded on Channel 3. Each pair of channels is arranged 
so that there is a time delay of 4 seconds between them....

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BATTERY 
PACK SWITCHES 
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BATTERY BATTERY 
PACK SWITCHES CHANNEL 1 BUSY-OUT 
CHANNEL 2 BUSV-OUT 
CHANNEL 3 BUSY-OUT 
CHANNEL 4 BUSY-OUT 
CHANNEL 1 WRITE PROTECT 
NOT USED 
i;+NuN;3 WRITE PROTECT 
- LED 1 
CHANNEL 1 INDICATOR 
2 CHANNEL 2 INDICATOR 
3 CHANNEL 3 INDICATOR 
4 CHANNEL 4 INDICATOR 
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Figure 2-l Recorded Announcement Card 
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timed; at the end of the specified time, the system dis- 
connects the trunk from the recording. 
All Agents Busy 
3.02 The recorded announcement is used when all extensions in an 
agent group are busy. After a programmed delay, during which 
the caller hears ringback tone, the system automatically connects the 
incoming call to the recorded announcement. If an agent becomes free 
during the recorded announcement, the system immediately connects 
the caller to that...

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Switches on the RAC 
4.03 The switches on the RAC must be set as follows before the 
recorded announcements can be used: 
0 The two battery switches on each module must be closed. 
l The bank of 10 switches in the centre of the trunk card must be 
set as follows: 
1 - open 
2 - open 
3 - closed 
4 - closed 
5 - open 
6 - open 
7 - open _ 
8 - open 
9 - open 
10 - open. 
0 The bank of eight switches on the edge of the trunk card must 
be set to OPEN. The switches may be...

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5. PROGRAMMING A RAC OR RAD - EXAMPLE 
5.01 
This Part describes data which must be entered into the system 
from the console before recorded announcements can be used. 
l All RACs and RADs within one Recording Group must hold the 
same message. 
0 The length of the message in a recording group must be speci- 
fied; it must not exceed 8 seconds if the group includes a RAC, 
but can be up to 99 seconds if the group contains only RAD(s). 
0 The attendant accesses a...