Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

							Features Description 
5.48 TRUNK ANSWER FROM ANY STATION (TAFAS) DAY AND NIGHT 
Description 
This feature, if included in an extension’s Class Of Service (COS), 
allows the user to answer incoming calls appearing at the common 
aierting devices. The TAFAS access code allows the user to answer 
any call appearing at any alerting device. The answering extension may 
exercise any feature associated with the incoming call that is normally 
available at that extension. 
Conditions 
Extensions cannot flash, then dial a TAFAS code. 
If a call is picked up (in Day Service) by TAFAS, then is transferred to 
an extension which does not answer, it will recall to the original 
station, not to the console. 
Trunk day assignments may be made for Night Bells. 
Programming 
Select one or more of the following COS Options for extensions to be 
permitted access to TAFAS: 
246 (TAFAS Any Access) 
247 (TAFAS Access - Tenant) 
248 (TAFAS Access During Day Service). 
Assign Access Codes to one, or both of the following features: 
14 (TAFAS - Any) 
15 (TAFAS - Local Tenant). 
Operation 
To answer a TAFAS call (in the local Tenant group): 
8 
When the alerting device is heard, lift the extension handset; 
dial tone is heard. 
l Dial the’TAFAS (Local Tenant) code. 
l Incoming call is now connected to the extension 
To answer any TAFAS call: 
l When the alerting device is heard, lift the extension handset; 
dial tone is heard. 
9 
Dial the TAFAS (Any) code. 
0 
Incoming call is now connected to the extension 
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							Features Description 
5.49 TRUNK CAMP-ON WARNING TONE 
Description 
An incoming trunk call to a busy extension may camp on to the 
extension. A warning tone is sent to the extension user ever the 
current call. The warning tone can be programmed to repeat every 5 to 
15 seconds. 
Conditions 
COS Options 242 (Repeated Camp-on Beeps) and 216 (Data Security) 
are mutually exclusive. 
Programming 
Select COS Option 242 (Repeated Camp-on Beeps) for the extension. 
Set the cycle time for the repeated beeps via COS Option 253 
(Repeated Camp-On Beeps). The default setting is 10 seconds. 
Operation 
Finish the current call; hang up, the camped-on trunk will ring the 
extension. 
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							Features Description 
6. MAINTENANCE FEATWRES 
6.01 All features provided by the SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX which ap- 
ply to Maintenance are described in the following paragraphs. 
Maintenance functions are performed at the RS-232 Maintenance Ter- 
minal, which can be any RS-232 80-character terminal. It is recom- 
mended that a terminal capable of interpreting the ANSI special char- 
acter set be used. 
Information presented on the maintenance terminal CRT includes: 
System date, system time 
Current system aiarm level 
System identification number 
Maintenance data display area 
Comman,d entry line 
Softkey labels (softkeys 1 to 5) 
Softkey labels (softkeys 6 to 0). 
Maintenance functions may also be accessed from the Attendant Con- 
sole. In this case, information presented on the four lines of the 
console LCD displa’y includes: 
l System date, system time 
l Command entry line 
l Softkey labels (Fl-F5) 
0 
Softkey labels (F6-F-0). 
When the console is used for Maintenance, the maintenance output 
data is displayed on the LCD. 
For further information on the Maintenance Terminal, see Section 
MITL9108-093-351-NA, RS-232 Mai.ntenance Terminal. 
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							Features Description 
6.02 ALARM LEDS 
Description 
All SX-ZOO@ DlGlTAL PABX peripheral cards (lines, trunks, receivers, 
etc.) have one red alarm indication LED. This is illuminated if a di- 
agnostic test fails on the card, or the card is installed in the wrong, or 
non-programmed card slot. 
Conditions 
None 
Programming 
None 
Operation 
None 
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							Features Description 
6.03 ALARM STATUS DISPLAY 
Description 
The Maintenance person can display the system alarm levels either in 
their entirety, or divided into their separate categories. The categories 
are: 
Lines 
Trunks 
DTMF Receivers 
PCM Channels. 
Conditions 
See Section MITL9108-093-353-NA, General Maintenance Information 
for details. 
Programming 
See Section MITL9108-093-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal for 
details. 
Operation 
To obtain a complete system alarms report, enter the following soft- 
keys: 
REPORTS 
SHOW 
ALARMS 
ALL 
ALL 
ENTER 
(MORE) 
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							Features Description 
6.04 CONFIGURATION REPORT 
Description 
The Maintenance person can display the system configuration (Le., the 
physical arrangement and disposition of the major items), down to the 
level of modules on cards installed in the peripheral bays. 
Conditions 
None 
Programming 
The system configuration may be programmed in CDE Form 01 
(System Configuration). See Section MITL9108-093-210-NA, Customer 
Data Entry for further details. 
Operation 
To obtain a system configuration report, enter the following softkeys: 
REPORTS 
SHOW 
CONFIG 
ALL 
ENTER 
(MORE) 
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							Features Description 
6.05 COPY DISK 
Description 
It is possible for the maintenance person to make a backup copy of the 
system software diskette using the system floppy disk drive. 
Conditions 
@ 
The new diskette must already contain the system software. 
l If the system software on the new diskette is of a different 
version than that on the original diskette, the system must be 
reset using the new diskette before it can be used. 
Programming 
None 
Operation 
To copy a diskette, enter the following softkeys: 
SYSTEM 
COPY 
DATABASE 
ENTER 
(wait for prompt, enter new disk) 
CANCEL 
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							Features Description 
6.06 DEVICE STATUS REPORT 
Description 
The Maintenance Person can display the status of any peripheral cir- 
cuit or circuits by entering a command at the maintenance terminzl. 
The information displayed includes: circuit location, circuit type, call 
processing state and maintenance state. 
Conditions 
None 
Programming 
None 
Operation 
To obtain a status report on a line circuit, enter the following softkeys: 
REPORTS 
SHOW 
STATUS 
EXT-NUM 
(enter the extension number of the line) 
ENTER 
See Section MlTb9108-093-351-NA, KC-232 Maintenance Terminal for 
further details. 
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							Features Description 
6.07 DIAGNOSTICS 
Description 
The SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX has a complete, comprehensive diagnostic 
package. The diagnostic set can be divided into three distinct cate- 
gories: power-up diagnostics, background diagnostics, and directed 
diagnostics. 
Power-up diagnostics test virtually all of the system’s hardilvare, and 
are run only when the system is powered up or reset. 
Background diagnostics are run continuously in the on-line environ- 
ment, and cover all of the digital peripheral cards in the system, and all 
of the analog junctors. 
Directed diagnostics are run on command from the maintenance ter- 
minal or console in the on-line environment, and cover most of the 
peripheral cards in the system. 
Conditions 
See Section MITL9108-093-353-NA, General Maintenance Information 
for details. 
Programming 
None 
Operation 
To perform a directed test on an extension, enter the following soti- 
keys: 
DIAGNOSTICS 
TEST 
EXT-NUM 
(enter the extension number of the line) 
ENTER 
See Section MITLS 108-093-35 1 -NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal for 
further details 
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							Features Description 
6.08 SYSTEM LOGGING FACILITY 
Description 
The SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX keeps a system event log on the system 
floppy disk. Each time the “maintenance state” (i.e., faulty, suspect, 
available) of a device changes, or a major event occurs (i.e., a card 
installed in the wrong slot), a log report is generated. These log 
reports are accessible from the maintenance terminal or console, 
where they can be read, printed, or deleted. 
Conditions 
None 
Programming 
None 
Operation 
To read the contents of the system log, enter the following softkeys: 
LOGS 
READ 
ALL 
ENTER 
(MORE) 
See Section Ml%L9108-O93-354-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal for 
further details 
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