Mitel SX 200 DIGITAL Pabx General Descriptions Manual
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9 109-094-l 00-NA issue 3 Revision 1September 1989 5X-200@ DIGITAL PABX GENERAL DESCRIPTION This practice describes the SX-20U@ Digital PABX with either Generic 1002 or Generic 1003 software. It provides an overview of hardware features, as well as a summary of environmental, electrical, and maintenance considerations. Practice:9109-094-l 00-NA Issue:3 Revision: 1 Date:September, 1989 Software Version:Cl002 MR6, Cl003 MR3 Hardware Configuration:336-, 45&,480-, 672-port . @Copyright 1989, MITEL Corporation. All rights reserved. ‘“Trademark of MITEL Corporation. @Registered Trademark of MITEL Corporation.
General Description NOTICE The information contained in this document is believed to be accurate in all respectsbut is not warranted by Mite1 Corporation (MITEL). The information is subject to change without notice and should not be construed in any way as a commitment by Mite1 or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries. Mite1 and its affiliates and subsidiaries as- sume no responsibility for any errors or omissions in this document. Revisions of this document or new editions of it may be issued to incorporate such changes.VT100 is a trademark of Digital Equipment Corp. IBM PC is a trademark of international Business Machines Corp. Printed in Canada
Table of Contents 1. INTRODUCTION.,.,........, ,........,.......h..................100 l-l General......................................................100 l-l Reason for Reissue.............................................100 l-l 2. SYSTEM OVERVIEW........................ General...........................I..... Hardware Configurations.................. Software Configurations................... Generic 1002.......................... Generic 1003.......................... Voice Capabilities.......................... Data Capabilities......................... Customer Data Entry (CDE)................. ....................100 2-l ....................100 2-l ....................100 2-l ....................100 2-2 ....................100 2-2 ......... ...........100 2-2 ....................100 2-3 ....................100 2-3 ....................100 2-4 3. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION.............., , ,., ,.,........, ,..........100 3-l General......................................................100 3-l Universal Control Cabinet (336-, 456-, and 480- port Configurations)... 100 3-l 336-port Control Cabinet.................................... 100 3-l 456-port Control Cabinet....................................100 3-1 480-port Control Cabinet....................................100 3-2 Analog Peripheral Cabinet (456- and 480-p& configurations only). _ . . 100 3-2 672-Port Control Cabi net.......................................100 3-2 672-Port Peripheral Cabinet.....................................100 3-2 Power Fail Transfer.............................................100 3-3 MaintenancePanels............................................100 3-3 PowerSupplies................................................100 3-3 4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 100 4-l5. HARDWARE OVERVIEW . General _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . Main Control Card . . . . Switch Matrix Card . . . . Floppy Disk Drives . . . . .Bay Control Card . . . . . Peripheral Control Card Digital Interface Card . . Scanner Card . . . . . . . . . Peripheral Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............... ............... ............... ............... ............... ............... ............... ................ ............... ................ . . . . ...............100 5-l. . . . . ...............100 5-l. . . . . ...............100 5-lI . . . ................100 5-l. . . . ................100 5-l. . . . ................100 5-2. . . . ................100 5-2. . . . ................100 5-2. . . . ................100 5-2. . . . ................100 5-2 6. SOFTWARE OVERVIEW...........................................100 6-l General......................................................10 0 6-l PhysicalLayer.................................................10 0 6-l 9109-094-l 00-NA issue 3 Revision 1100 iii
General Description SchedulingLayer.............................................. 100 6-l Communications Layer..........................................100 6-l Message Subsystem............................................100 6-l Device Input/Output Layer........T..............................100 6-2 UtilitiesLayer.................................................100 6-2 Main Control Processor Applications Software......................100 6-2 Peripheral Control Processor Software.............................100 6-2 Database.....................................................10 0 6-2 7.MAlNTENANCE.......................~.........................lO 0 7-l General......................................................10 0 7-1 Maintenance Objectives........................................100 7-l RS-232 Maintenance Terminal..................i................100 7-l Diagnostic Log Files............................................100 7-l Types of Diagnostics............................................100 7-1 8.GENER1C1002ANDGENERlC1003FEATURES sob . . . . ..a .,a.. . . . . . . . . . . 100 8-l List of Figures Figure l-l Universal Control Cabinet with Digital Peripheral Shelf......100 3-4 Figure l-2 Universal Control Cabinet with Analog Peripheral Shelf.....100 3-5 Figure l-3 Analog Peripheral Cabinet.............................100 3-6 Figure 1-4 672-Port Control Cabinet ..............................100 3-7 Figure l-5 672-Port Peripheral Cabinet ............................100 3-8 List of Tables Table 4-l Environmental Requirements100 4-l............................ Table 4-2 Electrical Requirements................................100 4-l Table 8-l Attendant Features ...................................100 8-l Table 8-2 System Features......................................100 8-3 Table 8-3 Industry-standard and SUPERSET Telephone Features ......100 8-7 Table 8-4 SUPERSET Telephone Features ..........................100 8-9 Table 8-5 Hotel/Motel. Features .......................... _.......100 8-l 1 Table 8-6 Data Features ........................................100 8-12 Table 8-7 Maintenance Features ................................100 8-13 100 iv 9109-094-lOO-NA Issue 3 Revision 1
1. INTRODUCTIONGENERAL 1 .I This practice describes the SX-200@ Digital PABX with either Generic 1002 or Generic 1003 software. It provides an overview of hardware features, as well as a summary of environmental, electrical, and maintenance consider- ations. Refer to the following sections for more detailed descriptions of re-lated information: o Practice 9109-094-JOB-NA, Features Description 0 Practice 9109-094-180-NA, Engineering Information l Practice 9109-094-200-NA, Shipping, Receiving and Installation Informa-tion REASON FOR REISSUE 1.2 This practice is reissued to describe the SX-200 Digital PABX with either Generic 1002 or Generic 1003 software. Lists of features available with these Generic software loads have been added in section 8 of this practice.
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2. SYSTEM OVERVIEWGENERAL 2.1 The 5X-200 Digital PABX is a microprocessor controlled telephone system that handles both voice and data switching for installations up to 400 lines. The system is available in various hardware configurations ranging from 336 to 672 ports. All configurations of the system are electrically compatible with most: l single line telephones 0 MITEL proprietary sets l key telephone systems 0 PABX telephone systems l central office exchanges The following subsections outline the various hardware configurations and the software versions (generics) available for each configuration. Refer to Sec-tion 5 of this practice for additional information about the hardware configu- raitons, and to Section 6 for an overview of the software structure. HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS 2.2 The SX-200 Digital PABX is available in four hardware configurations packaged as follows: l336 ports in a single cabinet l 456 ports in two cabinets l 480 ports in two cabinets l 672 ports in two cabinets2.3 The 336-and 672-port configurations use fully digital control circuits, line cards, and trunk cards. The 456-and 4BO-port configurations are hybrid sys- tems using digital control circuits with a mixture of digital and analog periph- eral cards. This allows customers with installed SX-200 analog systems to up- grade to the latest in digital switching technology while protecting their investment in cabinets, power supplies, line, and trunk cards.2.4 The 336-port configuration consists of a single cabinet with four fully dig- ital card bays for a maximum of 336 digital peripheral ports. This configura- tion is used for new.installations rather than upgrades. 9109-094-lOO-NA Issue 3 Revision 1100 2-l
General Description2.5 The 456-port configuration combines a digital control cabinet with an analog peripheral cabinet, and is used primarily for upgrading existing 5X-200 analog systems. The 456-port configuration contains five card bays offering a maximum of 240 digital and 216 analog peripheral ports.2.6 The 480-port configuration is similar to the 456-port configuration in that it combines a digital control cabinet with an analog peripheral cabinet, and is used primarily for upgrading existing SX-200 analog systems. The 480-port configuration contains five card bays offering a maximum of 144 digital and 336 analog peripheral ports.2.7 The 672-port configuration consists of two cabinets with eight digital card bays for a maximum of 672 digital peripheral ports. This configuration isused for new installations and upgrades to existing 336-port configurations. As this system accepts the digital peripheral cards, it is recommended for sites .planning heavy use of data features. SOFTWARE CONFIGURATIONS 2.8 Two software configurations are available for the 5X-200 Digital PABX, Generic 1002, and Generic 1003. The following subsections outline the fea- tures offered and the hardware configurations supported by each generic. Generic 10022.9 The Generic 1002 software package combines a business feature package with hotel/motel and data feature packages. Features include: l Standard telephone business features 0Advanced business features (such as AR5 and tenanting) 0 SUPERSET and SUPERSET stations l 5X-200 Digital LCD Console e Hotel/Motel features l Resale. UCD e Associated modem lines l SUPERSET3DN and SUPERSET4DN Digital Stations lData switching with DATASET 1100 series datasets Generic 1002 software is available for the 336-, 456-, and 480-port hardwareconfigurations. Generic 10032.10 Generic 1003 software includes all Generic 1002 features plus the follow- ing:100 2-2 9109-094-I 00-NA Issue 3 Revision 1
System Overview l Additional basic teiephone featuresl Tl/D4 trunking and features lDATASET 2 100 seriesl Modem pooling l ACD with monitor and PC reportingGeneric 1003 software is available for the 336-, 456-, 480-, and 672-port hardware configurations. VOICE CAPABILITIES 2.11 The 5X-200 Digital PABX interfaces to analog and digital peripheral de- vices using standard twisted-pair office wiring. Peripheral devices include,but are not limited to, the following: Standard Telephones: Industry-standard rotary dial and DTMF telephones are supported; ONS lines provide an interface for these sets. SUPfRSFT3’” Telephone: The electronic SUPERSET telephone provides speedcall capabilities and a number of features designed to simplify call han- dling. SUPff?SET4” Telephone: The SUPERSET telephone is a more advanced electronic telephone, supplying visual features such as line status indication, time and date display, caller identification and word prompts to facilitate call handling. SUPfRSfT 3” DN Telephone:The SUPfRSE T 3DN telephone is a microproces- sor controlled electronic telephone set, containing digital electronic circuitry and a call status display. It provides advanced call handling features such as programmable feature keys, digital communication with the host PABX and message waifing LED. A DATASET 1101 Cartridge can be integrated into this set. SUPfRSET4”DN Telephone: The SUPfRSfT4DN telephone is a microproces- sor controlled electronic telephone set, containing digital electronic circuitry and liquid crystal displays (LCD). The SUPfRSfT4DN telephone is a more so- phisticated telephone set, employing all the features of a SUPERSET tele- phone with the addition of a calculator and programmable feature keys. A DATASET 1101 Cartridge can be integrated into this set.Attendant Console: The SX-200 Digital PABX supports two types of Atten- dant consoles; the existing LCD Console and the 5UPfRCONSOLf IOW” at- tendant console. The LCD Console interfaces to a console module on the Uni- versal card, while the SUffRCONSOLE 7000 attendant console interfaces by one pair wiring to a DNIC circuit on a Digital Line card. The latter also pro- vides a printer port and a tilt display. DATA CAPABILITIES 2.12 The MITEL data sets provide data facilities for terminals, digital SUPERSE~’ telephones, and other types of data circuits. The DATASET 1100
General Description series support asynchronous data communications at rates up to 19.2 kbps and interface with the 5X-200 Digital PABX through a Digital Line Card. The DATASET 2100 series support asynchronous and synchronous data communi- cations at rates up to19.2 kbps and interface with the SX-200 Digital PABX through a Digital Line Card. DATASET 1101 Cartridge: A DATASET 1101 Cartridge is mounted within a SUffRSET3DN or a SUPERSET4DN teiephone set. The cartridge is connected via an internal cable to the telephone set circuit and is used to interface a ter- minal, personal computer, or-other peripheral device for connection to a host computer. It interfaces to the PABX Digital Line Card through the same pair of wires that the telephone set voice circuit uses. DATASET 1102 Dual Rack Mounted Card: This dual rack mounted card sup- ports two datasets, mounted on a common printed circuit board. It is installed in a DATASHELF 9100 within a DATACABINET 9000. Its primary function is to interface between a host computer and DATASET 110 1 Cartridges or DATASET 1103 Standalone datasets connected to the PABX. DATASET 1103 Standalone: The DATASET 1103 Standalone is packaged in a flat case which can be placed under a standard desk telephone set. It is func-tionally the same as the DATASET 1101 Cartridge or one-half of the DATASET 1102 Dual Rack Mounted card. Standalone DATASET 2103: The Standalone DATASET 2103 is a Synchronous/ Asynchronous data set which is used with Mite1 digital private automatic branch exchanges (PABX) to interface peripheral devices to the PABX. It is packaged in a flat case which can be placed under a standard desk telephone set. The Standalone DATASET 2103 can be connected to a Digital Line Card within the PABX by a single twisted pair (the telephone set is connected inde- pendently).Rack Mounted DATASET 2102: A Rack Mounted DATASET 2102 is a Synchro- nous/Asynchronous data set which is used with Mite1 PABXs. It is installed in a DATASHELF 9100 within a DATACABINET 9000. It is functionally the same as the Standalone DATASET 2103 (it uses the same base printed circuit board). Each Rack Mounted DATASET 2102 has LEDs on its front panel, but no switches or keys for ,manual operation; it interfaces to a PABX Digital Line Card circuit through a single pair. Its primary function is to interface between a host computer and the PABX; Standalone DATASET 2103 datasets distrib-uted throughout the building access Rack Mounted DATASET 2102 datasets through the PABX. Terminals and Printers: A VT100 compatible terminal or IBM PC can be con- nected to the system as a Maintenance terminal. Printers are used to create hard-copy records such as traffic reports, maintenance information, etc. CUSTOMER DATA ENTRY (CDE) 2.13 Customer Data Entry is accomplished from the Maintenance Terminal orfrom the Attendant Console. The console LCD guides the attendant through the data entry procedure by displaying a series of prompts and listing the re- quired steps to be performed. The console display is comprised of four lines100 2-49109-094-l 00-NA Issue 3 Revision 1