Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

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TRUNK CONTROL SWITCHES 
TABLE 
I TRUNK TYPE SWITCH A 
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6 = CLOSED 
7 = CLOSED 
8 = CLOSED 
9 = NOT USED 
10 = NOT USED OUTGOING INCOMING 
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Figure 5-28 DID/Tie Trunk Card Switch Functions 
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NOTES FOR FIGURE 5-28 
DID/TIE TRUNK CARD SWITCH FUNCTIONS 
Notes: 
1. Trunk impedance switches are located on the rear face of the Trunk Card. 
Trunk Busy Switches 
2. Outgoing Busy Switches (1 per trunk) can be set for either of the following conditions: 
Idle setting - normal trunk operation 
Busy setting - trunk cannot be seized for outgoing call. 
3. The “outgoing busy” condition may be set either by the outgoing busy switch (Note 2), or by 
the console “Trunk Busy Out” function. When this condition is in effect the incoming Busy 
Switch affects the trunk condition as follows: 
Idle setting - no answer will be given to incoming trunk calls 
Busy setting - a permanent seizure condition is given towards the trunk. 
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CHART 5-26 
SET LWGS TRUNK CARD JUMPERS 
Step 
CAUTION 
Action 
Comments 
FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES OUTLINED IN 
PARAGRAPH 5.03 WHILE HANDLING PRINTED 
CIRCUIT CARDS OR MODULES. 
1. Identify trunk circuit by bay, slot, circuit and 
type (loop start or ground start). 
2. While wearing the antistatic wrist strap, 
remove the card from its package or from 
the equipment bay. 
3. Set the jumpers into position for each of the Refer to Figure 5-29. 
six trunks on the card. Position the marked 
end to G for a Ground start or L for a Loop 
start trunk. 
4. Install card into its assigned bay/slot 
position. 
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Figure 5-29 LWGS Trunk Card 
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							CHART 5-27 
INITIAL SYSTEM POWER-ON 
Step 
1. 
2. Action Comments 
Check that all. cards are in place and that all 
cables within the cabinets, including 
uninterruptible power supply, are connected. 
Plug line cord(s) into AC receptacles. If Control cabinet has a UPS, plug 
line cord into UPS and UPS line 
cord into AC receptacle, according 
to manufacturer’s instructions. 
3. 
4. 
5. Turn on main circuit breakers and UPS. 
Turn on power switch on maintenance 
panels, and bay power supplies. 
Insert diskette into floppy disk drive. (Refer System goes through power-on 
to Chart 5-28.) diagnostics for 1 minute. 
NOTE: The console may be connected to the console jack on the front of the 
maintenance panel for working on the PABX, rather than being at the usual attendanl 
console location. 
6. 
7. At console, after diagnostics are completed, Function softkey prompts are 
press the FUNCTION key. displayed. 
Press the APPLICATION softkey. 
Attendant Console LCD responds by 
displaying the message: 
Select An Application OR Press Any 
Hard Key To Return 
8. Press MAINTENANCE or CDE softkey. and MAINTENANCE and CDE 
softkeys are displayed. 
LCD displays the message: 
Choose a Username. . . 
The following softkeys are 
displayed: 
INSTALLER 
MAINTl 
MAINT2 
SUPERVISOR 
ATTENDANT 
9. Press the INSTALLER or another softkey. LCD responds by displaying the 
message: 
Enter Password: 
10. Enter the numeric password from the 
telephony keypad. The ENTER softkey is displayed: 
Digits are not displayed. 
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CHART 5-27 (CONT’D) 
INITIAL SYSTEM POWER-ON 
Step Action 
12. Press the ENTER softkey. 
Comments 
LCD display responds with the 
message: 
PLEASE WAIT. . . 
Disk drive is accessed. LCD display 
updates with a display of 
Maintenance or CDE softkeys and 
menu. 
13. Proceed with Maintenance or CDE 
application, as required. Refer to Section MITLSI 08-093- 
351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance 
Terminal, or Section MITL9108-093- 
210-NA, Customer Data Entry. 
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CHART 5-28 
Step 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. INSTALL DISKETTE INTO DISK DRIVE 
Action Comments 
Note: The disk drive must have system 
power ON before removing or inserting a 
diskette. 
Put the system into maintenance mode at This inhibits system reading and 
the terminal (not in CDE mode). writing to the disk. 
Open the door of the disk drive. Hold the door open with one hand. 
Unlatch the disk (refer to Figure 5-30). Note that there are two types of 
disk drive latches. 
Carefully grasp the diskette between thumb 
and index finger and pull straight out (refer 
to Figure 5-30). 
To install a diskette, hold it as shown in 
Figure 5-30 
and insert it straight into the 
drive, then latch the drive. 
5.08 Disk Handling Procedures 
- Do not touch the magnetic media 
- Keep disks away from magnetic fields 
- When necessary to write on a disk envelope, only use a felt 
tipped marker (no pen or pencil) and press very softly 
- Do not place paper clips onto disk envelope 
- Do not bend, squeeze, or put pressure onto a disk or its en- 
velope 
- Disks must be stored in the same environment as they operate: 
+I0 to 4O”C, 20 to 80% R.H. (non-condensing) 
- Before using a disk, it must be acclimatized for 24 hours in the 
environment in which it will operate 
- System power must be on before inserting a disk into or re- 
moving a disk from the drive 
- Whenever the disk is to be removed or inserted, ensure that 
there is no read or write activity in progress from the system, 
the LED on the disk drive must be OFF. 
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PUSH TO 
RIGHT AFTER 
INSERTING 
DISKETTE 
TURN LEVER 
TO RIGHT AFTER 
INSERTING DISKETTE 
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Figure 5-30 Disk Drive Latches 
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CHART 5-29 
REPACKING FOR SHIPMENT 
Step 
1. 
2. 
Action 
Repack all items carefully, and list the 
contents of each carton on the label. 
Wrap all items with air-cushion type 
material, and surround with loose paper to 
minimize movement within the carton. 
Comments 
Ensure that items within the carton 
cannot shift about, and will not get 
scratched or damaged. 
3. All printed circuit cards must be packed in 
Wear the antistatic wrist strap while 
antistatic bags and in regular PC card handling cards. 
shipping cartons. Handle cards by the edges 
NOTE: Do not disconnect the 
only, and follow all the usual card handling 
system ground connection until 
procedures. 
after all cards have been properly 
packed. 
Note: Whenever possible, re-use original packing material to repack an SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX. 
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6. CABLING AND CROSS-CONNECTIONS 
General 
6.01 
This Part details the cabling and cross-connections required 
when installing the SX-ZOO@ DIGITAL PABX. 
Telephone Set and Trunk Cabling 
6.02 Telephone set and trunk cabling terminates on the building 
cross-connect terminal in the normal manner. 
System Cable Terminations 
6.03 All interconnecting cables must be terminated in accordance 
with Tables 6-l to 6-9 according to the number of bays 
sup- 
plied and equipped. 
Complete the Tip & Ring Assignment forms for the stations, 
trunks, 
and other equipment being installed. These forms will provide a per- 
manent on-site record of this installation and should be maintained 
up-to-date. 
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