Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

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long distance calls (identified in the ARS Digit Strings CDE form), 
unless the access attempt is preceded by a valid account code. 
A2.05 Forced account codes can also be assigned to DISA trunks via 
the COS of the special DISA trunk in order to force a validation 
check on incoming DISA calls. System dial tone is not returned to the 
caller until a valid independent account code is received. 
A3. OPERATION 
Account Code entry at the start of an outgoing call: 
8 
Lift handset - dial tone is returned. 
8 
Dial the feature access code followed by the account code and 
terminator (#) (terminator not required when fixed length ac- 
count codes are used). 
8 
Dial the outgoing number. 
Account code entry during an incoming or outgoing call on a SUPERSET qTM 
set: 
e Press SELECT FEATURES key. 
8 
Dial feature “5” (Account Codes). 
8 
Enter Account Code number. 
8 
Press SAVE softkey. 
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							MITEL STANDARD PRACTICE SECTION MITL9108-093-223-NA 
issue 2, September 1986 
SX-200” DIGITAL 
PRIVATE AUTC9MATlC BRANCH EXCHANGE (PABX) 
ABBREVIATED DIAL 
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							Abbreviated Dial 
CONTENTS PAGE 
l.GENERAL ........................................ l-l 
Introduction ..................................... l-l 
Reason for Reissue ............................... 
l-l 
2. ABBREVIATED DIAL AND SPEED DIAL DESCRIPTION ....... 2-l 
General ......................................... 2-l 
Personal Speed Dial Description ..................... 2-l 
System Abbreviated Dial Description .................. 2-l 
System Tables ................................... 2-l 
System Abbreviated Dial Access ..................... 2-2 
Personal Speed Dial Access ......................... 
2-2 
3. PROGRAMMING ................................... 3-1 
Personal Speed Dial ............................... 3-1 
SUPERSET@’ Set ................................... 3-l 
System Abbreviated Dial Forms ...................... 3-1 
LtST OF TABLES 
TABLE TITLE PAGE 
3-l Defining Personal Speed Dial Keys - SUPERSET@ Set 3-2 
3-2 Form 30 - System Abbreviated Dial Entry D . . . . . . . . 3-2  
						

							Abbreviated Dial 
1. GENERAL 
Introduction 
1 .Ol This Section contains a description and instructions for using 
both Personal Speed Dial and System Abbreviated Dial. The 
Personal Speed Dial part contains the unique aspects of Speed Dial 
from SUPERSET@ stations. 
Reason for Reissue 
1.02 This Section is reissued to reflect Generic 1000 and Generic 
1001 information for the SX-200’ DIGITAL PABX. 
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2. ABBREVIATED DIAL AND SPEED DIAL DESCRIPTION 
General 
2.01 Abbreviated Dial is a feature of the SX-ZOO@ DIGITAL PABX 
which allows the user to dial an abbreviated number in place of 
a longer external number. The longer number is substituted for the 
abbreviated number by the SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX during Call Pro- 
cessing. The Abbreviated Dial feature requires the programming of 
tables either by the Attendant or during Customer Data Entry (CDE) in 
the case of System Abbreviated Dial, or by the station user in the case 
of Personal Speed Dial. The System Abbreviated Dial Assignment Form 
used by the Attendant can be found at the end of this Section. These 
tables are used to store Abbreviated Dial numbers consisting of access 
codes and all digits that must be dialed to obtain the desired party. For 
information regarding Attendant programming of System Abbreviated 
Dial numbers, refer to Section MITL9108-093-315-NA, Attendant Con- 
sole Description. 
Personal Speed Dial Description 
2.02 This feature allows a SUPERSET@ user to save a list of fre- 
quently called telephone numbers and to access these numbers 
by pressing a single key. Numbers are then outpulsed at a speed 
greater than when dialed in the usual manner. Numbers saved may be 
internal extensions, external local or long distance, external via tie 
lines, etc. Partial numbers may be entered to allow the user to com- 
plete a call by manually dialing some of the required digits. 
2.03 A validity check is not performed on the digits as they are 
stored, thus, any errors will only become evident during use of 
the Speed Dial feature. SUPERSET qTM users may verify their speed dial 
lists visually. 
System Abbreviated Dial Description 
2.04 System Abbreviated Dial allows a list of common, frequently 
called numbers to be saved and used on a systemwide basis. 
Access to the System Abbreviated Dial feature is controlled by Class 
Of Service, and these numbers are available to both SUPERSET@ and 
standard telephone set users. 
System Tables 
2.05 System Abbreviated Dial or common-use tables possess the 
following characteristics: 
(a) Entries are programmed through the Attendant Console Abbre- 
viated Dial function or th:ough CDE. Refer to Section 
MITL9108-093-315-NA, Attendant Console Description, for fur- 
ther information. 
(b) 
Access is available to all station users. 
(c) Each entry can have up to 26 digits including special function 
digits. 
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(d) A maximum of up to 1000 abbreviated dial entries may be 
assigned in the table (000-999). 
(e) Partial numbers, in which the user is required to dial digits 
manually, may be stored. When entered as part of a digit string, 
~3 informs the system that manually dialed digits are expected. 
The number of digits to be manually dialed follows the ~3 
command, and must be in the range 01 to 14. The terminator 
~5 informs the system that the number is to be treated as an 
intercom number. 
System Abbreviated Dial Access 
2.06 The operations required to use the System Abbreviated Dial 
feature are as follows: 
l Lift the handset (on the SUPERSET@ set, the handsfree mode of 
operation may also be selected); dial tone should be heard. 
l Dial the Abbreviated Dial number for the required directory 
number (access code plus l- to 3-digit index number). For 
example, if the System Abbreviated Dial access code is 88, dial 
88 plus the index number; e.g., 88 + 123. 
Note: Reorder tone is returned if the index dialed is out of range or if 
there is no abbreviated dial number corresponding to the index 
dialed. Entry numbers may be dialed with or without leading 
zeros. For example, entry 0 will be interpreted as 000; entry 12 
will be interpreted as 012. When leading zeros are omitted, the 
system waits a specified time-out period before interpreting 
the dialed digits. 
Personal Speed Dial Access 
2.07 The following are the operations required to make a call using 
the Speed Dial keys on a SUPERSET@ set: 
l Lift the handset or press the SPEAKER ON/OFF key or the 
appropriate Dial key (if programmed) for handsfree operation. 
Dial tone is heard. 
0 
Press the appropriate Speed Dial key. 
l The call is processed as a normally-dialed call. 
2.08 Any Class-of-Service restrictions applicable to the SUPERSETB 
set will still be enforced on a call dialed by using Speed Dial; a 
SUPERSET@ set with a toll-restricted Class Of Restriction may not 
make a toll call by using the speed dial feature. 
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3. PROGRAMMING 
Personal Speed Dial 
3.01 The acticns required to set up a Personal Speed Dial list are 
outlined in the following paragraphs. The SUPERSET qTM user 
has a visual indication of the validity of any entry. 
SUPERSET@ Set 
3.02 The SUPERSET qTM user may define up to 14 “speed call” keys, 
and the SUPERSET 3TM user may define up to 12 “speed call” 
keys, depending upon the number of line appearances on the set. The 
procedure for entering a Speed Dial number into the list is outlined in 
Table 3-1. This procedure will result in the deletion of any previously- 
programmed number associated with the selected key. 
3.03 If an error is made while entering the Speed Dial number, it may 
be corrected in one of two ways before pressing the SAVE 
feature key: 
(a) Press the 
c feature key to backspace to and clear the error 
(SUPERSET qTM set). 
(b) Press the EXIT feature key to cancel the entire entry. 
3.04 Partial numbers may be stored. When entered as part of a digit 
string, ~3 informs the system that manually dialed digits are 
expected. The number of digits to be manually dialed follows the ~3 
command, and may be from 01 to 14 digits The terminator ~5 informs 
the system that the number is to be treated as an intercom number. 
Refer to Section MITL9108-093-106-NA, SUPERSET 3TM Set Informa- 
tion, and Section MITL9108-093-107-NA, SUPERSET qTM Set Informa- 
tion, for further details regarding Speed Dial. 
System Abbreviated Dial Forms 
3.05 System Abbreviated Dial forms are used during the Customer 
Data Entry process. The System Abbreviated Dial Assignment 
form is shown in Table 3-2. System Abbreviated Dial numbers may be 
entered via the Attendant functions at the console if COS option 111 is 
enabled. 
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TABLE 3-1 
DEFINING PERSONAL SPEED DIAL KEYS - SUPERSET@ Set 
Step Action 
Remarks 
1. Press PROGRAM feature key. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. Press SPEED CALL feature key. 
Press unused line select key. 
Press PRIVACY coftkey 
(SUPERSET qTM set). 
Enter speed call number. 
Check entry. 
7. Press SAVE feature key. Handset should remain on-hook during 
entire sequence. 
If number is not to be displayed. 
Number is displayed on alphanumeric 
display. 
Speed call number is stored against 
selected key. 
TABLE 3-2 
FORM 30 - SYSTEM ABBREVIATED DIAL ENTRY SHEET-OF - 
Note: 1. Specify the Index Number; a maximum of three digits. 
2. Specify the Digit String; a maximum of 26 digits for non-private numbers, or 25 digits 
for private numbers. 
3. Specify which entries are Private (Y) or Non-Private (N). 
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							MITEL STANDARD PRACTICE 
SECTION MITL9108-093-230-NA 
issue 2, September 1986 
SX-200” DIGITAL 
PRIVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH EXCHANGE (PABX) 
TENANTING 
Copyright of MITEL Corporation 1986 
@ Re9istered Trademark of MITEL Corporation 
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							Tenanting 
CONTENTS PAGE 
1. INTRODUCTION .................................... 
l-l 
Reason for Reissue ............................... 
l-l 
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ............................. 
2-l 
Overview 
........................................ 2-l 
independent Consoles, Trunks, and Stations ............ 2-l 
Tenant Interconnection ............................ 
2-l 
Identifying Tenants on Consoles and SUPERSET@ Sets .... 2-2 
Local Night Switching ............................. 
2-4 
Night Switching Control ............................ 2-4 
Night Bells and Night Answer ....................... 2-4 
“Dial 0” Routing .................................. 
2-6 
Call Rerouting Features and Answer Point ............. 2-6 
Direct Inward Dial Rerouting ........................ 
2-7 
Direct-In Line Rerouting ............................ 2-7 
Numbering Plan .................................. 
2-8 
Automatic Route Selection with Multiple Tenants ........ 2-8 
Sub-Attendants and Message Centers ................ 2-8 
3. PROGRAMMING AND CUSTOMER DATA ENTRY FOR 
TENANTING ...................................... 
3-1 
CDE Access Restrictions ........................... 3-l 
Tenant Assignments ............................... 
3-l 
Interconnections Between Tenants ................... 
3-2 
Call Rerouting .................................... 
3-3 
Night Switching .................................. 
3-4 
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 
FIGURE TITLE PAGE 
2-l Tenant Connections to PABX ................... 2-2 
2-2 Tenant interconnection with Shared Console ....... 2-3 
2-3 SUPERSET qTM Set Serving Several Tenants ........ 2-5 
P-4 Night Switching Options ...................... 2-6 
2-5 “Dial 0” Call Routing .......................... 
2-7 
LlST OF FORMS 
FORM TITLE PAGE 
3-l Stations/SUPERSET@ Sets Programming Form ...... 3-l 
3-2 Tenant Interconnection Table .................. 3-2 
3-3 Call Rerouting Table ............. , ............. 3-3 
3-4 
Tenant Night Switching Control .......... 
a ...... 3-4 
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