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

							Customer Data Entry (CDE)
TABLE 4-25 (CONT’D)
TRUNK HARDWARE OPTIONSTl LWGS TRUUK and Tl CO DI SA
No Seize Alarm
No Release Alarm
Toll Office
Is this a 
CCIDTMFDictation Trunk
Loop Start or Ground Start
Calling Party Disconnect Timer (1 
+ 12 minutes)
Guard Timer (0 -* 3000 ms) (100 ms inc)
Ring Cycle Timer (6 + IO s)Ringing Expected
Ringing 
Debounce Timer (5 + 12 seconds)
Seize Timer (IO -+ 60 s) (IO s increments)
Flash Timer (200 + 700 ms) (100 ms inc)
Interdigit Timer (300 - 800 ms) (100 ms inc)
Reverse to Idle
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAReview List for Form 13
4.66This form appears when the REVIEW softkey is pressed in Form
13 -Trunk Circuit Descriptors. The form lists the trunks that
use the selected trunk circuit descriptor. Refer to Table 4-26, ReviewList for Form 13 for the form layout. Note that the data in this form
cannot be modified.TABLE 4-26
12:00 
Ahl 15-JAN-88REVIEW LIST FOR FORM 13
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
alarm status = NO ALARM
[6CCTCDTRUdK :2 1TRK NWlBAYSLTCCT CoMulENTs
2
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35
:11
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1::t2 1
154511642
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1946
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6-QUIT7-DESC
NWIBER8-9-O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
l6CCTCOTRUUK: 21TRK NthlBAYSLT CCTCOWENTS
2152Fl>F2>F3>F4>F5>F6XlJlTF7XESC NlhlBERF8>F9>FO>4.67 Field Description.:The header line displays the descriptor
number and the trunk type.TRK NUM: This field lists the trunk numbers assigned to the selected
trunk circuit descriptor number. Trunk numbers are arbitrarily assignedto the trunks in Form 14 (refer to Table 4-27, Non-Dial-In Trunks) and
Form 15 (refer to Table 4-28, Dial-In Trunks).BAY, SLT and CCT: These fields list the physical location of each
trunk number according to their bay, slot and circuit numbers.COMMENTS: This field displays any additional information about each
trunk as it was entered on Form 14 (refer to Table 4-27, Non-Dial-In
Trunks) and Form 15 (refer to Table 4-28, Dial-In Trunks). The COM-
MENTS field stores a maximum of 15 characters. The data in this field
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4.68Commands
6-QUIT: Pressing the QUIT softkey returns the display to the point
where the REVIEW 
softkey was pressed.
6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the level
where the programming error occurred. The CANCEL 
softkey appears
with an error message.
7-DESC NUMBER:
This 
softkey selects a trunk circuit descriptor
number. Pressing the DESC NUMBER 
softkey displays the ENTER DESC.
NUM: prompt. The selection is completed by entering a valid number (1
to 25).
O-ENTER: Since this form is reserved for reviewing programmed data,
pressing the ENTER 
softkey completes a request for viewing a trunk
circuit descriptor number. No data changes occur and no data is
stored in the database.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAForm 14 
-Non-Dial-In Trunks
4.69 This form specifies the characteristics of the system’s 
Non-Dial-In Trunks. These trunks cannot dial any digits into the
PABX and are usually a CO Trunk. The Day, 
Nl, N2 answer points are
assigned in this form. Alternate recall points are assigned in Form 19
(refer to Table 4-33, Call Rerouting Table). Refer to Table 
4-27, Non-Dial-In Trunks for the form layout.
TABLE 4-27
FORM 14 
- NON-DIAL-IN TRUNKS
4:26 PM15-JAN-88
BAY SLT CCT 
COS TENDAY1 0501 1 1
1101 0502 1 11121 0503 1 11131 0504 1 11141 0505 1 11151 0506 1 1116
; 02 0201 02 1 1 1 1117 1182 0203
5 02 0204 052 02061 0501 1 1
110
l-2-CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
alarm status 
= NO ALARM
NlN2CMU TK NWl TK NPME(IxlmlENTs3302
3302
3-TRUUK NWIBER 4-5-
6-QUIT7-BAY/SLT/CCT B-DELETE9-O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
BAY SLT CCT CDS TEN DAY
NlN2CDN TK I’lLhI TK NAMECXMIENTS1 0501 1 11103302Fl>F2>FB>TRUUK NLhlBER F4>F5>F6XUlTF7>BAY/SLT/CCTFB>DELETEF9>FO>4.70Field Description
BAY, SLT, and CCT: These fields list the physical location of each
Non-Dial-In Trunk. They are generated by the system based on what
was entered in the PROGRAMMED field in Form 01, System Configura-
tion. This field cannot be modified.
COS: This field specifies the Class of Service of each Non-Dial-In
Trunk. The default COS is 1.
TEN:This field specifies the Tenant Group number of each 
Non-Dial-In Trunk. The default Tenant Group number is 1.
DAY, 
Nl and N2: These fields are reserved for the Day, Night1 and
Night2 answer points. The answer points may be specified as an LDN
on the Attendant Console, an extension number of a Rotary Dial, DTMF
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set or a SIJPERSET telephone, a Hunt Group Access Code , a Night Bell
extension number or an ACD Path access code. Note then that an LDN
and Night Bell cannot be rung simultaneously. Note that the DAY field
must be filled in before any changes for the selected physical locationare stored in the database. If the 
Nl or N2 field is not specified, then
the system defaults the night answer points to the day answer point. Ifonly one of the night answer points is specified, then the other night
answer point defaults to the specified night answer point.CDN: The CDN (Circuit Descriptor Number) field links this form to
Form 13, Trunk Circuit Descriptors (Table 4-23) which defines the trunkhardware parameters. Note that this field must be filled in before any
changes for the selected physical location are stored in the database.TK NUM: This field lists the trunk locations. Note that this field must
be filled in before any changes for the selected physical location are
stored in the database. In this field, trunks are listed according to theirtrunk number (1 to 200). This method of identifying trunks is used for
the following:
@SMDR records of a trunk call (only three digits are allocated for
trunk identification)
0Identification of a trunk in a call on the Attendant Console or on
the 
SUPERSET 4 telephone LCD,
0Attendant Direct Trunk Select (DTS) capability,
lForm 09 for SUPERSET telephone line appearance programming
(DTS or Private Trunk)
and
0Form 16 for listing members of Trunk Groups.TK NAME: This field lists the trunk names. Names can be up to 8
characters long.COMMENTS: This field is reserved for additional data (a maximum of
15 characters). It is stored by the system but not used.
4.11Commands3-TRUNK NUMBER: This 
softkey selects a trunk by its trunk number.
Trunk numbers are assigned in Form 14 and Form 15. Pressing the
TRUNK NUMBER 
softkey displays the ENTER TRUNK NUM: prompt on
the command line. Entering a valid trunk number (1 to 200) selects that
Non-Dial-In Trunk and displays it on the command line.
B-QUIT:Pressing the QUIT softkey after a field has been edited
restores the form to the level before the field was modified. The
change is not saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey returns
the display to the level where the forms are selected.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NA6-CANCEL: This 
softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred. Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the level
where the programming error was made. The CANCEL 
softkey appears
with an error message.
7-BAY/SLT/CCT: Pressing this softkey locates trunk via its bay, slot
and circuit numbers. The command line displays the Bay:, Slot: and
Circuit: prompts. The cursor appears to the right of the Bay: prompt.
Entering a l-digit number specifies the bay location. Note that if the
user enters an invalid number, then the system inhibits subsequent
cursor movement. Similarly, the user specifies the slot and circuit
locations. Once the location is fully designated, the command line
updates with the information about that trunk and the cursor moves to
the COS field. The TAB key and
- cursor key control cursor movement.
8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE 
softkey removes
the selected entry from the form. The deletion is completed by press-
ing the ENTER 
softkey. Note that the system also removes the selected
trunk from Form 16, Trunk Groups.
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.
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Form 15 -Dial-h Trunks
4.72This form specifies the characteristics of the system’s Dial-In
Trunks. This form also designates where incoming calls on
Dial-In Trunks are routed by modifying the incoming digits. Refer to
Table 4-28, Dial-In Trunks for form layout.
TABLE 4-28
FORM 15 
- DIAL-IN TRUNKS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
4:26 PM 15-JAN-88alarm sttus = NO ALARMa’-
N-0
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02 0203 0420205
f02 0606 0330604
x07 0701 02f08 0802 01
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40604
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16
16
16
161
27
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121
l-4-
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P-12-) 3-TRWK NLhlBER
6-QUIT7-BAY/SLT/CCT 8-DELETE9-O-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
BAY SLT CCT CDS 
COR TEN N M XWN TK Nlhl TK NAMECIMMENTS2 02 03 1110021Fl>F2>F3>TRU’lK NLMBER F4>F5>F6>0U I TF7>BAY/SLT/CCT FB>DELETEF9>FO>
4.73Field Description
BAY, SLT and CCT: These fields list the physical location identificationof each Dial-In Trunk. They are generated by the system based on
what was entered in the PROGRAMMED field of Form 01, System
Configuration. This field cannot be modified.
COS: This field specifies the Class of Service for each entry. The COSdefaults to 1.
COR: This field lists the Class of Restriction for each entry. The COR
defaults to 1.TEN: Tenant Group specifications are listed in this field. The Tenant
Group number defaults to 1.N: This field lists the number of expected digits (1 to 9). If a value is
specified in this field, then digit translation on incoming calls does not
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-210-NAcommence until the system receives the specified number of digits.
Note: This field must be filled for a DID Trunk. Otherwise, this field
defaults to 0.M: This field specifies the number of digits (0 to 8) that must be
absorbed after the incoming trunk is seized. The M field defaults to 0.
This field is applicable for any type of Dial-In Trunk.
X: This field specifies a maximum of two digits that may be inserted
before the digit string. This field is applicable for any type of Dial-In
Trunk.CDN: The CDN (Circuit Descriptor Number) field lists the circuit de-
scriptor numbers for each Dial-in Trunk. This field links this form to
Form 13 (Trunk Circuit Descriptors), which defines the trunk hardwareparameters. Note that this field must be filled in before any changes
for the selected physical location are stored in the database.TK NUM: This field displays the Dial-In Trunks according to their trunk
number. Note that this field must be filled in before any changes for
the selected physical location are stored in the database. Trunk num-
bers range from 1 to 200 and are used for the following:
0SMDR records of a trunk call (only three digits are allocated for
trunk identification),
0Identification of a trunk in a call on the Attendant Console or on
the 
SUPERSET 4 telephone LCD,
0Attendant Direct Trunk Select (DTS) capability,
0Form 09 for SUPERSET telephone line appearance programming
(DTS or Private Trunk) and
0Form 16 for listing members of Trunk Groups.TK NAME: This field lists the trunk names. Names can be up to 8
characters long.COMMENTS: This field is reserved for additional data (a maximum of
15 characters). It is stored by the system but not used.4.74 Commands
3-TRUNK NUMBER: This 
softkey selects a trunk by its trunk number.
Pressing the TRUNK NUMBER softkey displays the ENTER TRUNK NUM:
prompt on the command line. Entering a valid trunk number (1 to 200)
selects that Dial-In Trunk and displays it on the command line.6-QUIT:Pressing the QUIT 
softkey directly after a field has been
modified restores the form to the level before the field was edited. Thechange is not saved. At all other times, pressing this 
softkey returns
the display to the level where the forms are selected.Page 86 
						

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6-CANCEL: This softkey appears after a programming error has oc-
curred. Pressing the CANCEL 
softkey returns the display to the level
where the programming error was made. The CANCEL softkey appears
with an error message.
7-BAY/SLT/CCT: Pressing this softkey locates a trunk via its bay, slot
and circuit numbers. The command line displays the Bay:, Slot: and
Circuit: prompts. The cursor appears to the right of the Bay: prompt.
Entering a l-digit number specifies the bay location. Note that if the
user enters an invalid number, then the system inhibits subsequent
cursor movement. Similarly, the user specifies the slot and circuit
locations. Once the location is fully designated, the command line
updates with the information about that trunk and the cursor moves to
the COS field. The TAB key and
- cursor key control cursor movement.8-DELETE: This 
softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE softkey removes
the selected entry from the form. The deletion is completed by press-
ing the ENTER 
softkey. Note that the system also removes the selected
trunk from Form 16, Trunk Groups.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 87 
						

							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-210-NAForm 16 
- Trunk Groups
4.75This form specifies the members of each Trunk Group by trunknumbers. The trunk number is assigned in Form 14 (refer to
Table 4-27, Non-Dial-In Trunks) and Form 15 (refer to Table 4-28,
Dial-In Trunks). The system supports a maximum of 50 Trunk Groups;
each group supports a maximum of 50 members. Refer to Table 4-29,
Trunk Groups for the form layout.TABLE 4-29
FORM 16 
- TRUNK GROUPS
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY
4:26 PM 15-JAN-88alarm status = NO ALARM
[ GRP : I-TORONTO 1 IN0 ShlDRl~TEFWlITK Nl.hlBAY
:
1SLT 
CCTCOMMENTS
0901
1001
09
01
1 -SMDR
6-ClUIT2-C I 
RCULAR3- INSERT4-TK GRP NAME
7-8-DELETE
9-ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY
5-TRWlK GROUP
O-
[ GRP: I-TORONTO 1 [NO SMDRIITERMITK NLhlBAY SLT CCTCOMIENTS103 09 01Fl>SfWRF2X I RCULARF3> INSERTF4>TK GRP NAMEFS>TRUUK GROUPF6XlJ I TF7>F8>DELETEF9>FO>4.76Field Description
Header: The header line indicates the Trunk Group being programmed,
via a number and a name (maximum of eight characters). This line alsoindicates the presence of the SMDR option and whether the Trunk
Group is subjected to Terminal Hunting or Circular Hunting.TK NUM: This field lists the members of each Trunk Group according
to their trunk number. Members are added by entering a valid trunk
number (1 to 200) when the cursor is at the TK NUM field on the
command line. The Trunk Group is displayed on the header line.BAY, SLT, CCT and COMMENTS: These fields are informational fields
only. They cannot be modified in this form. When a trunk number is
added to the Trunk Group, the physical identification (BAY, SLT and
CCT) and the COMMENTS fields from Form 14 (Non-Dial-In Trunks) or
Form 15 (Dial-In Trunks) are automatically displayed.Page 88