Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

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Trunk Side Dialer 
2.04 The SMarT-1 
fM Dialer is installed on the customer’s premises. 
The unit may be connected between any of the customer’s 
equipment and the Central Office. When the customer’s Trunks/Lines 
are connected to the SMarT-lTM 
Dialer, all of the telephones within 
that system may (if selected) have access to their ‘Other Common 
Carrier’ (OCC)/Reseller’s Network, providing that they have access to 
those Trunks/Lines. 
Store and Forward 
2.05 The SMarT-lTM...

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stored data to be retained. There is no requirement for reprogramming 
the Dialer once power is restored. 
Area Code/Office Code/Call Searching 
2.10 The SMarT-lTM Dialer can be programmed to ‘look up’ the Area 
Code (NPA) and Office Code (NXX) numbers and perform rout- 
ing decisions (i.e., route through OCWReseller Switch, route DDD, or 
restrict) depending on the OCWReseller’s capabilities and the cus- 
tomer’s requests. 
Lines 
2.11 There are four independent lines in...

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and is protected against unauthorized changes by a log-on access 
code. Programs can also be copied from one Dialer to another by 
simply interconnecting the systems. In addition, programming can be 
performed very quickly via the computer (RS-232) port, from selected 
lap or personal computers, using an available software package. 
Power 
2.16 Power is supplied from a small transformer provided with the 
system. Battery back-up prevents memory loss in the event of 
power...

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3. INSTALLATION 
INTRODUCTION 
3.01 
The word ‘Installation’ as used in this section means the elec- 
trical and mechanical connection to the wires of the user and 
the associated Central Office along with simplified steps to place the 
unit into operation. 
UNPACKING 
3.02 The SMarT-lTM Dialer is packaged in a box along with the 
Power Supply and Mounting Bracket. Simply open the box and 
remove the contents while checking for damage. Check the contents 
against the packing...

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FIGURE 2: CONNECTOR PANEL 
(pin 2), and the GND (pin 1) lines are used by the Dialer. Pins 4 through 
6, 8 and 20 are shorted internally for the convenience of the user. This 
port is used for Programming Methods 1, 3, and 4 and also for Call 
Recording Output. If the latter is desired, simply connect a serial 
printer to this connector with an appropriate cable wired to the pin- 
outs as specified above. 
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Initializing the Dialer 
3.05 Before using the Dialer for the first time, it must be initialized 
by the procedure listed below. This provides the Dialer with 
simple operating instructions. This data default base can be later 
modified by the customer if required, by the use of one of the methods 
outlined in the Detailed Programming section that appears at the end 
of this manual or by the simplified OCC programming in the following 
paragraph. The simplified programming...

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when a number is dialed. The paragraphs that follow describe the 
action that will result when specific digits are dialed. These may be 
changed later when more detailed programming is accomplished. The 
paragraphs are structured by listing the dialed digits in bold at the 
beginning, followed by a description of the action taken by the Dialer. 
3.08 1st Digit 0 and 2nd Digit 1: This indicates that the call is to an 
international destination, and, as such, the length or...

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2) Dial ‘903’. This string of dialed digits will cause the Dialer to 
load Default data, thus deleting all previous non-default data. 
3) At this point, the default types of Trunk and Dialing are Loop 
Start and DTMF respectively. If other than these types are de- 
sired, select the appropriate dialing string: 
TRUNK/DIALING TYPE STRING 
Loop Start, Rotary Dialing 5000 
Ground Start, Rotary Dialing 5001 
Loop Start, DTMF Dialing 5002 (Default Setting) 
Ground Start, DTMF...

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4. OPERATION 
INTRODUCTION 
4.01 
The descriptions below outline the typical operation of the 
SMarT-lTM Dialer. They do not include all possible operations or 
features that can be selected by programming. 
GENERAL DESCRIPTION 
4.02 The SMarT-lTR” Dialer controls the dialed access on four trunks 
simultaneously. The activities on the line are controlled by the 
information that the installer has entered during programming (see 
Section 5, page 33). Each of the trunks may be...