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

							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
Secretarial Variants: When the cursor is at the SECRETARIAL field on
the command line, and when the TYPE field is set to Multiple, thesoftkeys display two selections (refer to Figure 4-12, Secretarial Vari-
ants). The two variants are secretarial and non-secretarial. Refer to
Section 
MITL9109-094-105-NA, Features Description for details. When
the variant has been chosen, move the cursor to the EXT NUM or
TRUI\!K NUMBER field, as appropriate.
I-NON SECR
6-QUIT
2-SECRETARIAL3-4-
7-8-
9-Figure 4-l 2 Secretarial Variants5-O-l-NON SECR: Pressing this 
softkey disables the secretarial function
for the selected 
SUPERSET key (line appearance). The No indication
appears in the SECRETARIAL field.
2-SECRETARIAL: Pressing this 
softkey enables the secretarial function
for the selected 
SUPERSET key (line appearance). The Yes indication
appears in the SECRETARIAL field. When a Line Select key is set as a
secretarial key, then the user can override the DO NOT DISTURB fea-
ture on the 
SUPERSET telephone corresponding to that line appear-
ance.Page 
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAReview List for Form 09
4.42This form appears when the REVIEW softkey is pressed in the
Station/SUPERSET Telephones Form or the SUPERSET Tele-
phone Lines Form. When entered from the 
Station/SUPERSET Form,
this form displays a list of all programmed appearances of the selected
station extension number or 
SUPERSET Prime Line number. When en-
tered from the 
SUPERSET Telephone Lines Form, this form displays all
appearances of the selected key’s extension number or trunk number.
If the cursor was at an undefined key in the 
SUPERSET Telephone Lines
Form, this form displays the Prime Line appearance of the 
SUPERSETtelephone. Refer to Table 4-16, Review List for Form 09 for the form
layout. Note that the data in this form cannot be modified.
TABLE 4-16
REVIEW LIST FOR FORM 09
4:26 PM 15-JAN-88
ILINE : 1101
l-2-
1CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
alarm status = NO ALARM
BAY
,“‘”
102SUPERSET103SUPERSET
101SUPERSET
3-TRLNK NLhlBER 4-
KEYPRIME EXT Nlhl
:2
1
11011102
1103
1101
15-
6-QUIT7-8-9-EXT NUvlO-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
ILINE : 1101BAY SLOT CCT SITUSUPERSETKEY PRIME EXT NUvl1 1 01
I
SUPERSET1IFl>F2>F3>TRWK NWIBER F4>F5>FGXIJITF7>F8>FS>EXT NlhlFO>I4.43Field Description.:
The header line displays the selected line
appearance extension number.
BAY, SLT and CCT: These fields list the bay, slot and circuit numbers
of each extension or 
SUPERSET telephone that has an appearance of
the selected line. These fields cannot be modified. The system gen-
erates them based on the PROGRAMMED field of Form 01, System
Configuration.
STNKUPERSET: This field displays the listed device type; STATION
indicates a Rotary Dial or DTMF set and 
SUPERSET indicates a SUPER-
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KEY: For listed SUPERSET telephones, the KEY field displays the key
number where the line appears.
PRIME EXT NUM:This field displays the prime extension number
assigned to a particular Bay/Slot/Circuit.
4.44
C>mmands3-TRUNK NUMBER: This 
softkey selects a trunk by its trunk number.
Pressing this sof-tkey displays ENTER TRUNK NUM: prompt on the
command line. The trunk selection is completed by entering a valid
trunk number (1
- 200), and pressing the ENTER softkey.6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
softkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing the QUIT 
softkey returns the display
to the previous form at the entry where the EXPAND SET 
softkey was
pressed.6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has been
made. It appears with an error message. Pressing this 
softkey returns
the display to the level where the programming error occurred. Refer
to Table 5-1, Programming Error Messages for a list of these error
messages.
7-EXT NUM: This 
softkey selects a device by its extension number.
Pressing this 
softkey displays the ENTER EXTENSION NUM: prompt. The
selection is completed by entering a valid Station Number or 
SUPER-SET telephone Number and then pressing the ENTER sof-tkey.
O-ENTER: Since this form reviews the programmed data, pressing the
ENTER 
softkey completes a request for viewing a particular extension
number or trunk number. No data changes occur and no data is stored
in the database.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAForm 10 
-Pickup Groups
4.45This form specifies the members of each Pickup Group. Refer to
Table 4-17, Pickup Groups for the form layout. Memberships are
specified by the extension number of a Rotary Dial or DTMF set or the
Prime Line number of a 
SUPERSET telephone. Attendant Consoles arenot allowed. The SX-200 DIGITAL PABX with Generic 1003 software
supports a maximum of 50 Pickup Groups; each group supports a
maximum of 50 members.TABLE 4-17
4:26 P&l 15-JAN-88FORM 10 
- PICKUP GROUPS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
alarm status 
= NO ALAR&l: PICKUP
NUdBER:11EXTNIABAYSLTCCTCC%WNTS
11311FURCHASING1132f1:FURCHASING1134213PuFcH4sING
I-2-
j-W IT7-
113123-
INSERT8-DELETE
11PURCHASING4-
5-P I CKUPGROUP
9-EXT NIhlO-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
I PICKUP GROUP : 1 
1Fl>
F2>F6XU I TF7>EXT 
NWBAYSLT CCTCOMMENTS
1131211FuRCH4SINGF3> INSERTF4>F5>P I CKUP GROUPF8XbELETEFS>EXT NLbIFO>4.46Field Description
EXT NUM: This field displays the Pickup Group member extension
number.
BAY/SLT/CCT and COMMENTS :These fields cannot be modified.
The form displays the 
BAY/SLT/CCT and COMMENTS fields from the
corresponding lines of Form 09, Station/SUPERSET Telephones.4.47 Commands
3-INSERT: This 
softkey adds a new member to the Pickup Group on a
new line just above the current line pointer. Pressing the INSERT
softkey clears the command line and moves the cursor to the EXT
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							Customer Data Entry (CDE)NUM field. Enter a valid extension number and press the ENTER soft-
key.Note:
This softkey only appears if there is data present in this form.5-PICKUP GROUP: This 
softkey selects the Pickup Group to be dis-
played. Pressing the PICKUP GROUP softkey displays the ENTER PICKUPGROUP NUM: prompt on the command line. Enter the Pickup Group
number and press the ENTER softkey.6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
softkey when editing this form returns the
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not
saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey exits Form 10 and
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected.6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after the occurrence of a program-
ming error. Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the
level where the programming error was made. The CANCEL 
softkey
appears with an error message.8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE softkey removesthe selected Pickup Group member from the form. The deletion is
completed by pressing the ENTER softkey.
9-EXT NUM:This softkey selects a Pickup Group member by its
extension number (or Prime Line number). Pressing the EXT NUM soft-key displays the ENTER EXTENSION NUM: prompt on the command
line. Entering the extension number displays that member with its bay,slot and circuit location, and (if any) comments. Note that if the se-
lected extension number is not in the current Pickup Group, then thesystem automatically displays the Pickup Group where the selected
device is located.O-ENTER: This 
softkey appears only after data for an entry has been
modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey commits each modification one
at a time to the database.Page 53 
						

							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-210-NAForm 11
- Data Circuit Descriptor
4.48A data circuit descriptor specifies the parameters the data pro-
cessing software and attached DTE (Data Terminal Equipment)
require. This form provides 25 programmable descriptors. The main
form displays the descriptor numbers and the number of circuits asso-
ciated with each descriptor. (Refer to Table 4-18, Data Circuit Descrip-
tor). The system generates the data in this form based on the entries
in Form 12, Data Assignment. The user can modify only the COM-
MENTS field. A 
softkey provides access to the individual parameters of
each descriptor via a sub-form.
TABLE 4-18
FORM 11
- DATA CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
IO:15 FM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALAlW
101112
10
:0
0
0
0
x0
0
NUIBER OF CIRCUITS ASSIGNEDCOWIENTS
01
1
l-2-3-4-5-
6-WIT7-DESC W&l8-SEL. OPTIONg-REV I EWO-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
DESCR I PTORNWlBER OF DATA CIRCUITS ASSIGNEDCXMIENTS
011Fl>F2>F3>F4>F5>F6XlJITF7>DESC NWFB>SEL. OPTIMUFS>REV I EWFO>4.49Field Description
DESCRIPTOR: This field lists the circuit descriptors, numbered 01 to
25.NUMBER OF DATA CIRCUITS ASSIGNED: This field records the num-
ber of devices assigned to each descriptor.
COMMENTS: This field is reserved for additional data (a maximum of
20 characters). It is stored by the system but not used.
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							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
4.50 Commands
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT softkey at this level returns the display to
the Available Forms menu.
7-DESCRIPTOR NUMBER: The DESC NUM 
softkey allows the user to
select a DESC NUM by number. Pressing this 
sof-tkey displays the
ENTER DESC NUM: prompt. Entering a valid descriptor number and
pressing the ENTER 
softkey, completes the selection.
8-SELECT OPTION: Pressing this softkey displays a new form. This
form provides the options associated with the data circuit that is
assigned to a descriptor number. Refer to Table 4-19, Data Circuit
Descriptor Options.
g-REVIEW: The REVIEW softkey appears only if at least one circuit has
been assigned the descriptor displayed on the command line. Pressing
this 
softkey displays a new form (refer to Table 4-21, Review List for
Form 11). This form displays the BAY, SLOT, CIRCUIT and SUBCIRCUIT
location of all devices assigned that descriptor.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAData Circuit Descriptor Options
4.51This form appears when the SEL. OPTION softkey is pressed
(refer to Table 4-18, Data Circuit Descriptor). It lists the pro-
grammable parameters of the descriptor. Refer to Table 4-19, Data
Circuit Descriptor Options.TABLE 4-19
DATA CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR OPTIONS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
12:17 PM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALARM
1 DESCRI PTOR NLBIBER : 1 IPARAMETER NAME--lvnluESession Inactivity Disconnect TimerO-255 minutes
Guard TimerO-99 seconds
Minimum Baud Rate
Default Baud Rate
Maximum Baud Rate
Always Use Default Baud Rate When Called
DTR Off Disconnect Timer O-99 seconds
DTR To CTS Delay TimerO-9900 
msec (100 msec inc)
DTR Forced High
RTS Forced High
DSR Is Held High When Device Is Idle
CTS Is Held High When Device Is Idle
1109600
19200
NO
8
No
NO
YES
YESSession Inactivity Disconnect TimerO-255 minutes
l-2-3-4-
6-QUIT7-8-9-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
05-
O-
IDESCRIPTION NLMBER : 1 )PARAMETER NAMEVALUESession Inactivity Disconnect TimerO-255 minutes0Fl>NOF2>F3>F4>F5>F6XU I TF7>F8>F9>FO>4.52Field Description:
The header line displays the descriptor
number.PARAMETER NAME:This field lists the parameters. For numerical
parameters, it lists the valid range of values.VALUE: This field lists the option or numeric value selected for each
parameter.4.53 Commands
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT 
softkey while editing this form returns the
display to the previous level. If a field was modified, the following
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DATA HAS BEEN CHANGED BUT NOT YET SAVED IN DATABASE--“ENTER”
TO SAVE
O-ENTER: This sof-tkey appears only after data for an entry has been
modified. Pressing the ENTER 
softkey commits each modification one
at a time to the database. After all changes have been completed, theuser must press the ENTER 
softkey again to commit all modifications
to the database.The other 
sof-tkeys depend on the parameter displayed on the com-
mand line. Generally:
lfor numeric parameters, only the QUIT sof-tkey appears. When
the user keys a value, the ENTER softkey appears. The program-mer presses ENTER once to terminate the entry, then again to
commit it to the database. While the ENTER 
softkey is present
and has not been pressed, the programmer can press the QUIT
softkey to cancel the new entry and restore the previous value.
efor parameters with YES and NO options, softkey 1 appears,
marked with the option opposite to the current setting.The following table lists the option sof-tkeys which appear for
all options. Following the table is an explanation of each pa-
rameter. 
-TABLE 4-20
DATA CIRCUIT DESCRIPTORS 
- PARAMETERS AND OPTION SOFTKEYSParameter
Session Inactivity Disconnect Timer
O-255 minutes
Guard Timer
O-99 seconds
Minimum Baud Rate
Default Baud Rate
Maximum Baud Rate
Always Use Default Baud Rate When
Cal led
DTR Off Disconnect Timer O-99
seconds
DTR To CTS Delay TimerO-9900
msec, (100 
msec inc)DTR Forced High
RTS Forced High
DSR Is Held High When Device Is Idle
CTS Is Held High When Device Is Idle
Originate A 
DTRX Call With ALow-High Transition of DTR
Action Taken If The Idle DTE Has DTR
Low 
( Auto Answer )Option 
SoftkeysI-110, 
2-150, 3-300, 4-600,5-‘*MORE**, I-1200, 2-2400, 3-4600,4-9600, 6-19200I-110, 2-150, 3-300, 4-600,
5-**MORE**, I-1200, 
2-2400. 3-4600,4-9600, 6-l 9200
l-110, 2-150, 3-300, 4-600,
5-**MORE**, I-1200, 2-2400, 3-4600,4-9600, 8-19200
1 -YES/ND
1 -YES/ND
1 -YES/ND
1 -YES/ND
1 -YES/ND
1 -YES/NOTOGGLE RI, 
2-RAISE DSR, 3-RAISE IX-D.4-REFUSE
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							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-210-NADATACIRCUITTABLE 4-20 
(CONT’D)DESCRIPTORS 
- PARAMETERSANDOPTIONSOFTKEYSParameter
Pooled Modem 
ConmunicationEstablished indicator
ASYNC: Keyboard Origination Allowed( Auto Baud 1ASYNC: ADL Auto BaudASYNC: Flow ControlASYNC: XCN character( o-127,
Decimal value of ASCII code 1
ASYNC :XOFF character( O-127,
Decimal value of ASCII code 1ASYNC :Break Key FunctionASYNC: PBX Attention Character ( 0- 127)ASYTUC: ParityASYTtC :Character Length(7-8;8 bits implies no parity 1ASYNC :Number of Stop Bits ( 1 - 2 )ASYNC :Autobaud to Host Character 1( 0 - 127 )ASYNC: Autobaud to Host Character 2( 0 - 127 1ASYNC :Delay Between AutobaudCharacters O-1270 msec (IOmsec inc)DS2100: Operating Mode( ASYNC, SYNC 1SYNC :Rate Adaptation Scheme( MiNET, X.31 )SYNC:Clock Source ( INTEPNAL,SYSTEM, TX EXT, TX & RX EXT 1Option 
Softkeys
l-D%, 2-DCD
1 -YES/NOl-YES/NO
I-CTS, 
2-XCN/XOFF, 3-NONEI-TRANSPARENT, I-SYS 
Al-WI-NONE, 
2-MARK, 3-SPACE, 4-EVEN, 8-m
I-ASYNC, P-SYNC
I-MINET. 2-X.31
I-INTERNAL, 2-SYSTEM, 3-TX EXTERNAL,
4-TX 
& RX EXT
Abbreviations used in Table 4-20
IAbbreviationITerm
DSR
DTEDTR
DTRX
RIclear to send
data carrier detect
data 
comnunicationequipment
data set ready
data terminal equipment
data terminal ready
data transceiver
ring indicator
Data Circuit Descriptor Parameters
The Data Circuit Descriptor is used by ADL calls, DTRX calls, printer
monitors, the PMS port and Pooled Modems. The parameters are or-
dered so that timers and baud rate options appear at the top of the
form. These parameters apply to all data device types. Next are the
parameters dealing with EIA leads. These also apply to all data devices
but the parameter’s meaning can depend on whether a modem adapteris in the RS-232 connection. The last options are device type depen-
dent parameters, usually indicated by a prefix.Page 58