Mitel SX 200 DIGITAL Pabx Superset 3 Telephone Description Manual

							SUPERSET 4 Telephone Information
Line Appearances
4.23A line is said to “appear” at a 
SUPERSET 4 telephone if the line
has been assigned to one of the available positions on the line
status display and can therefore be selected or accessed by the set
user. A line can be programmed to appear at one set, at more than one
set, or more than once at a particular set. Although a line can appear
more than once throughout the system, it is always identified by its
unique directory number.
4.24The appearances of a line do not have to be identical 
- the line
type and its variants can both differ; for example, a line can
appear as a prime line at one set and as a key line (with delayed ring)
at another set.
4.25Although a 
SUPERSET 4 telephone can access up to 15 lines, it
only requires one pair of wires to connect the set to its equip-
ment number position. The SUPERSEJ 4 telephone sends signals to the
system which makes the appropriate line connection. A second pair is
required if the Call Announce feature is to be used.
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5. PACKAGING
General
5.01The SUPERSET 4 telephone is shipped in a single carton, as
shown in Figure 5-1.
5.02On delivery at the destination, carefully unpack the 
SUPERSET 4
telephone carton and check that all items are present and
undamaged. Retain some sets of packaging material for reshipment of
any damaged items.
5.03The 
SUPERSET 4 telephone consists of a main assembly, hand-
set, and handset cord. Additional items include identification
cards (for telephone numbers and lines), protective lens for these
cards, reference guide, installation guide, elevation stand, and warranty
tag.
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Figure 5-1 
SUPERSET 4 Telephone and Packaging
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6. INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
WARNING
ANY CONNECTION OF THIS SET TO AN OFF PREMISE APPLICATION,
AN OUT OF PLANT APPLICATION, OR TO ANY OTHER EXPOSED
PLANT APPLICATION MAY RESULT IN A SAFETY HAZARD, AND/OR
DEFECTIVE OPERATION, AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE.
Note:
Installation
6.016.02Do not attempt to use a hand test telephone (butt in) to check
SUPERSET 4 telephone lines. There is no loop detector in-
stalled in the PABX 
SUPERSET@ line card/interface; set on-
/off-hook status is signaled using data transmission. 
SUPER-SET 4 telephones must not be connected to any of the 
foi-lowing:
a) to standard lines;
b) in parallel; or
c) as Power Fail Transfer extensions.
The following conditions simplify the installation of a 
SUPERSETtelephone:
Handset and line cords are modular-connector-ended.
No local power supply is required; the system provides power
through the line.
Only nonessential user programming is performed at the set;
i.e.,speed dial (“speed call”) entry, call forward destination,
name, and timed reminder.
Installer can use set display feature to identify lines pro-
grammed to appear at the set.
Initialization of the 
SUPERSET 4 telephone occurs automatically
when the set is connected to the system.
Before a 
SUPERSET 4 telephone can be connected to a PABX
system, the PABX must be programmed and equipped to inter-
face with a SUPERSEJ 4 telephone.
6.03Figure 6-l shows a 
SUPERSET 4 telephone assembly. Install a
SUPERSEJ 4 telephone as follows:
0Connect the handset cord to the handset and the main assem-
bly.
0identify the user’s extension number and other lines appearing
at the 
SUPERSET 4 telephone on the line identification card.
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l6.04Install the line identification card and protective lens onto the
main assembly.
Connect the line cord to the telephone jack.
Installation of a 
SUPERSET 4 telephone into a powered-up sys-
tem consists of:
Ensuring the local modular telephone outlet is connected to a
SUPERSET or COV line card or interface.
Connection of the line cord to the main body of the 
SUPERSET4 telephone.
Connection of the line cord to local modular jack.
Verifying that automatic initialization procedures have been ex-
ecuted; this should take 10 to 20 seconds. Then, time and date
are displayed.
Identification of customer telephone number and lines appear-
ing at the set.
Performance of installer loop test procedures 
.as specified in
Part 9 of this Practice. This verifies transmission and reception
paths, key operation, and display operation.
Maintenance
6.05No regular or scheduled maintenance is required. The installer
loop test procedure can be performed at any time to check set
operation. The installer loop test procedure, performed at the 
SUPER-SET 4 telephone after dialing the loop test access code, confirms
correct key operation, liquid crystal display activation, hookswitch
functioning, and ringer (speaker) output. Refer to Table 7-l for the
detailed procedure.
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EXAMPLE OF TELEPHONE NUMBER
IDENTIFIED ON TELEPHONE NUMBERn 
IIIDENTIFICATION CARD
PROTECilVE LENS
TELEPHONE NUMBER
IDENTIFICATION CARD
/ PROTECTIVE
HAND&T CORD
MAIN AiSEMBLYREAR SiPPORT(OPTIONAL)
6743EZRZFigure 6-l 
SUPERSET 4 Telephone Assembly
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7. 
SUPERSET 4 TELEPHONE TEST PROCEDURES
General
7.01Perform these SUPERSEJ b-test procedures as operational tests
after initial installation of a system.
7.02Whenever a SUPERSEJ 4 telephone is connected to an operat-
ing system, or the system has just been powered up, this test is
run automatically. A message in the following format appears on the
SUPERSEJ 4 telephone LCD:
“:SS4 VXX.XX.XX:“, for approximately 30
seconds. Time and date are then displayed. If the test fails, verify that
the system is installed correctly and is powered up. Refer to the
appropriate 
MITEL practices for system installation instructions.
7.03Satisfactory completion of the test procedures listed in Table
7-l confirms correct key operation, liquid crystal display ac-
tivation, hookswitch functioning, and speaker output, and checks that
the set has been installed correctly.
7.04Perform the tests listed in Table 7-l at each SUPERSEJ 4
telephone. If any test fails, verify that the system is installed
correctly and is powered up.
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INSTALLER LOOP TEST ROUTINES
StepActionVerification
Notes
Accessing Test Routines
1.Go off-hook (handset or handsfree).Dial tone returned.1Line status display indicates line
busy at this set.
“TEST! PRESS KEYS” displayed.
2, 3
DTMF tones are heard through
handset or speaker.
A 2-digit number is displayed as
follows:2.Dial Loop Test Access Code.
Keypad Test
3.Press keys l-9,*, 0, and # in turn.
Supplementary Feature Keys Test
KeyNumber
PressedDisplayed
101
202
3034
04
505
6
06
707
808
909k10000
#
11
4.Press the “display”,A 2-digit number is displayed as
“select features”,follows:
“speaker on/off”, and
“mic. on/off” keys in turn.
KeyNumber
PressedDisplayed
display
12select features
13speaker on/off
14mic. on/off
15INSTALLER LOOP TEST ROUTINES
StepAction
Feature Select Keys and Features Display TestVerificationNotes
5.Press each of the softkeys in turn.The prompts above each key are7activated, and a 2-digit number is
displayed (see Figure 7-l).
Supplementary feature names are
activated (see Figure 7-l).
6.Press the “select features” key.
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