Mitel SX 200 DIGITAL Pabx Shipping, Receiving, And Installation Information Manual

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TABLE 3-12
FORM 08 - ATTENDANT LDN ASSIGNMENTS
Bay/Slt/Cct:Console Extension Number:
Bay/Slt/Cct:Console Extension Number:
Notes: 1. There are a maximum of 11 consoles
2. The directory number is a maximum of five digits. It links this form to Form 19, Call
Rerouting Table, where the actual call type is defined for each directory number. The
directory number programmed for 
softkey 2 shares the softkey with calls to the con-
sole’s extension number (as defined in the EXT NUM field of Form 07, Console Assign-
ments).3. The LABEL field specifies the actual text that the console LCD displays as 
softkey
prompts. Console 
softkey 2 label defaults to INTERNAL.
4. Console 
softkey 1 is reserved for the RECALL softkey. It cannot be modified.5. The COMMENTS field further specifies the Attendant LDN assignments with text. It is
stored by the system but not used and can have a maximum of 15 characters.
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FORM 09 
- STATION/SUPERSET@ TELEPHONES
SHEET 
_ OF _Notes: Notes for this form follow on next page.
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Notes: 1.2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.NOTES FOR FORM 09
STATION/SUPERSET TELEPHONES
Specify the Tenant Group, Extension Number, COS number and COR number for each
device.
Specify the device type in the TYP field as a Rotary Dial or DTMF set (STN), 
SUPERSETtelephone (SET) or Call Announce Port (CAP). The CAP can be a Station Circuit, a
SUPERSET telephone circuit, COV circuit, or OPS circuit. Hardware restrictions prevent a
digital ONS circuit from being a CAP.
Specify the physical location (by the bay, slot and circuit numbers) of the Call Announce
Port in the ANNOUNCE field for the appropriate 
SUPERSET telephone. (Ensure the
circuit to be programmed as a CAP has not been previously assigned).
If desired, specify the set user’s name in the NAME field. The name can be up to 10
characters long. It appears on the console and display sets when calling or in conversa-
tion with them.
Specify the Access Code of the Associated Modem Line (if equipped) in the ASSOC
field.
The COMMENTS field stores additional information for each device. It is not used by the
system and can have a maximum of 15 characters.
Refer to Section 
MITLS 109-094- 105-NA, Features Description, for details.
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FORM 
09x - SUPERSET TELEPHONE LINES
SHEET 
_ OF _EXTENSION NUMBER:SUPERSET 3TM telephoneSUPERSET 4@ telephone zz:ISVPERSET 
3TMDN telephone ____
SVPERSET 4TMDN telephone ____
* See note 4.
Notes: 1. 
x This form is anested form and can only be accessed fromForm 09
(Station/SUPERSET Telephones).
2. KEY 01 is the Prime Line and cannot be modified.
3. If the set is a 
SUPERSET 3DN or a SUPERSET 4DN Telephone, the form shows 12 keys
(01 to 12).
4. If the set is a 
SUPERSET 3 Telephone, the form shows 3 line keys (01, 02 and 03) and 12
Speed Call keys (04 to 15).
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NOTES FOR FORM 09x (CONT’D)
SUPERSET TELEPHONE LINES
5. Line Select keys can be programmed as line appearances. Select the appearance type
and variants from the following list:
TYPE
KEY= Key Line
Multiple= Multiple Call Line
Personal= Personal Outgoing Line
DTS= Direct Trunk Select
Private= Private Trunk
Speed Call (default for keys 2 
- 15)
DIRECTION
BOTH= Both Way
IN= In OnlyRING
IMMED =
Immediate Ring
DELAY =
Delay Ring
NO= No Ring
SECRETARIAL (Multiple call lines only)
NON= Non-Secretarial
SEC= Secretarial
6. The TYPE field defaults to Speed Dial (undefined) and must be defined before the other
categories can be assigned. Refer to Section 
MITL9109-094-106-NA, Features Descrip-
tion.
7. The EXT NUM field must be specified for each line appearance. If however, the TYPE
field is set to Direct Trunk Access or Private Trunk, the TRUNK NUMBER field must be
specified. The EXT NUM and TRUNK NUMBER fields are mutually exclusive.
8. Unassigned Line Keys (2 
-12) on SUPERSEJ 3DN and SUPERSEJ 4DN telephones can be
programmed as feature access keys for the following features:
Auto Answer
PagingCall ForwardData Disc
Do Not DisturbCamp-OnCall PickupSwap
Privacy ReleaseMusicNight AnswerOverride
Callback
CalVAttn
9.Specify the feature for the corresponding line key in the TYPE field.
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FORM 10 
- PICKUP GROUPS
SHEET 
_ OF _I
IIIIIIIIINotes: 1. The system supports a maximum of 50 Pickup Groups and each Pickup Group supports
a maximum of 50 members.
2. The order in which the Pickup Group members are entered is not significant.
3. Pickup Group members are restricted to extension numbers of Rotary Dial or DTMF sets
or Prime Line numbers of SUPERSEJ telephones. Attendant Consoles are not allowed in
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TABLE 3-16
FORM 11- DATA CIRCUIT DESCRIPTORS
Notes: 1. The number of circuits assigned to a particular descriptor is automatically displayed by
the system.2. The comments field stores additional information. It is not used by the system and can
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FORM 
11~ - DATA CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR OPTIONS
DATA CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR NUMBER (1 
-r 25)
OPTION-1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -0Session Inactivity Disconnect Timer
O-255 minutes
Guard Timer
O-99 seconds
Minimum Baud Rate
110, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200
Default Baud Rate
110, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200
Maximum Baud Rate
110, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200
Always Use Default Baud Rate When Called
YES or NO
DTR Off Disconnect Timer
O-99 seconds
DTR To CTS Delay Timer
O-9900 msec, (100 
msec inc)
DTR Forced HighYES or NO
RTS Forced HighYES or NO
DSR Is Held High When Device Is Idle
YES or NO
CTS Is Held High When Device Is Idle
YES or NO
Originate A DTRX Call With A Low 
- High
Transition of DTR YES or NO
Action Taken If The Idle DTE Has DTR Low
( Auto Answer ) TOGGLE RI, DSR, DCD, or REFUSE
Pooled Modem Communication Established
Indicator DCD or DSR
ASYNC: Keyboard Origination Allowed
( Auto Baud 
)
ASYNC: ADL Auto Baud
ASYNC: Flow Control
CTS, XON/OFF or NONE
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TABLE 3-17 (CONT’D)
FORM 1 lx - DATA CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR OPTIONS
ASYNC: XOFF character
O-127, Decimal value of ASCII code
ASYNC: Break Key Function
SYS ATT or TRANSPARENT
ASYNC: PBX Attention Character
0 
- 127, Decimal value of ASCII code
ASYNC: Parity
ODD, EVEN or NONE
ASYNC: Character Length
7 or 8; 8 bits implies no parity
ASYNC: Number of Stop Bits
1 or 2
ASYNC: Autobaud to Host Character 1
0 
- 127, Decimal value of ASCII code
ASYNC: Autobaud to Host Character 2
0 
- 127, Decimal value of ASCII code
ASYNC: Delay Between Autobaud
CharactersO-1270 
msec (IO msec increments)
DS2100: Operating Mode
ASYNCHRONOUS or SYNCHRONOUS
SYNC: Rate Adaptation Scheme
MiNET or X.31
SYNC: Clock Source
INTERNAL, SYSTEM, TX EXT or TX 
& RX EXTSHEET 
_ OF _OPTION
ASYNC: XONcharacter
Notes: 1. 
x This form is nested and can only be accessed from Form 11, Data Circuit Descriptors.
2.Specify the options for the selected data circuit descriptor number.
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FORM 12 
- DATA ASSIGNMENT
SHEET 
_ OF _EXT NUM COS COR CDN DTE AVL HOTLINE COMMENTS
Notes: 1. When a DNI card is programmed in the System Configuration form (Form 01), the
systemautomaticallyenterstheBay/Slot/CircuitlocationsinForm 09,
Station/SUPERSET Assignment, and in Form 12, Data Assignment.
2. Enter Bay/Slot/Circuit numbers of the programmed device.3. Enter the type of device programmed. The available types are 
DATASET 1101, DATASET1102, 
DATASET 1103, DATASET 2102, DATASET 2103 and DSCONS (Superconsole 7000TM
Printer Port).
4. Assign the Tenant number, extension number, COS, COR and Circuit Descriptor number
for the device.
5. If the device is to have access to a Data Transceiver (DTRX), assign an appropriate Data
Terminal Equipment (DTE) Profile number. Otherwise, leave this field blank. DTE Profiles
are assigned in Form 29.
6. Assign the Associated Voice Line (AVL), if applicable.
7. Assign the Hotline number, if applicable.Page 34