Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

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Connecting a Storage Device 
4.36 TERMINAL: Almost any CRT or paper-based (e.g., Silent 7OOT or 
Brother+/+) terminal may be connected to the SMarT-lTM unit. 
Using a terminal as a storage device also has the extra advantage in 
that the terminal keyboard may be used to program the Dialer (refer to 
Programming Section). When connecting the terminal, the user should 
be aware that the Dialer is wired as a DCE, so that a normal RS-232 
Cable can be used. Refer to the WIRING...

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Note: 
The XONIXOFF feature is provided to cover cases where the 
printer must slow the data stream down to handle functions 
such as carriage returns and line feeds. It is not intended for 
use in handling “paper out” and “off line” pauses. The print 
buffer that is on board the Dialer contains only three call 
records at any one time. The size of this buffer is adequate 
for most slow speed printers. It is not adequate for storing 
data during long pauses such as may arise...

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The SMarT-lTM Format is a new format that was developed specifically 
for this product. It summarizes the call completely within 80 columns 
and provides an easy to read printout. In either case, the call record 
will show the digits that are dialed by the user and not the dialer- 
assembled digits as in an Access Control Sequence. 
MITEL Format 
4.43 Since this format was developed for use in PABX applications, a 
there are fields that only pertain to transferred calls. The...

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TABLE 6: MITEL CALL RECORD FORMAT FIELDS 
FIELD COLUMN NRm 
CHARS. FORMAT MEANING 
1 1 “SPACE” 
M 2-6 5 MONTH; “I’; DATE 
7 1 “SPACE” 
B 8-12 5 HOURS; ‘Y’; MINUTES (This is the time 
of the start of call rounded out to 
nearest minute) See note 1. 
13-14 2 “SPACES’ 
C 15-22 8 HOURS: ‘Y’; MINUTES; “:“; SECONDS 
(Call duration) 
23 1 ‘SPACE” 
I 24-27 4 “TnOO” (Printed on incoming calls only; 
blank on outgoing calls. n is the Line 
Number [l-4]) 
28-33 6 “SPACES’ 
D 34-56 23...

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Note:l. 
Time Display Field: If the separating character in the start of 
call field is a period (.), the time has not been programmed 
into the Dialer. Use parameter 980 to program the time. When 
a Dialer is powered on, it will continue to use the last time 
that was programmed (time at power down) but will mark the 
call record with a period (J. If the loss of power is only a few 
seconds, it will not significantly affect the timekeeping. .: 
Note:P. Dialed Number Field:...

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where the fields are as described in Table 7 below: 
TABLE 7: SMarT-ITM CALL RECORD FORMAT FIELDS 
FIELD COLUMN NR’ 
CHARS. FORMAT MEANING 
M l-5 5 MONTH; “I’; DATE 
6 1 “SPACE” 
B 7-11 5 HOURS; “:“; MINUTES (This is the time 
of the start of call rounded out to 
nearest minute) See note 1. 
12-13 2 “SPACES” 
C 14-21 8 HOURS: “:“; MINUTES; “:“; SECONDS 
(Call duration) 
22 1 “SPACE” 
D 23-45 23 This is the number that was dialed as 
the “destination”. See note 2. 
46-48 3...

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EXAMPLES 
MITEL FORMAT 
MM/MM BB:BB Cc:CC:CC 1111 
II/O2 07.15 00:00:03 TIOO 
II/O2 07.15 00:00:02 
11/02 07.15 00:OD:O4 
11/02 07.15 0o:OO:ZB 
IV02 00.00 07:15:28 
11/02 21:15 00:01:37 
11/02 21:19 00:05:02 5926032 
5926 
#H 
#OX 
13153931212 
18064553325 TSLLRR - NNN 
NTW 
TlOO NTW 
TlOO 501 NTW 
TIOO NTW 
TlOO NM 
TlOl 
NTW 
ST401 4400 NW 
Note: 1) Line 1 above indicates an incoming call on Line 1. 
2) Line 2 shows a normal outgoing call on Line 1. It lasted two 
seconds...

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SMarT-1 TM FORMAT 
MM/MM BB:BB CC:Cc:CC DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD TSLL RRRRRR NNN 
Ol/Ol 00:09 00:00:05 14049602327 Tl AT&T 
SMT 
1 l/O2 OR09 19:21:25 #O* Tl AT&T 
SMT 
1 l/O2 07:16 00:00:04 
911 Tl AT&T SMT 
11/02 07:17 00:00:11 
959255 Tl AT&T SMT 
lVO2 D7:18 00:00:17 
5926032 Tl ROUTED SMT 
1 l/O2 07:lE 00:00:04 
9 Tl INWARD SMT 
1 l/O2 07:19 0D:OO:ll 
5922122 ST1 AT&T SMT 
1 l/O2 07:20 00:00:05 411 T Tl AT&T SMT 
Note: 1) Line 1 is a five second call. The time has not yet...

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4.48 Pin 1 is the ground for the Dialer. The wire is connected to pin 
7 of the connector and to the grounding bolt. If any of the lines 
are Ground Start, there may be moderate (0.5A) ground currents. To 
prevent this current from entering the user’s terminal or printer, ensure 
that the ground bolt is connected to a good earth ground. 
4.49 Pin 2 is the data input to the Dialer. Any voltage from +0.5 to 
+3OV is considered as high while any voltage from -0.5 to -30V 
is...

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5. DETAILED PROGRAMMING 
INTRODUCTION 
5.01 There are four ways to enter data into the Dialer: These meth- 
ods are listed below. 
PROGRAMMING METHOD 1 
Terminal or Computer 
5.02 The Dialer may be easily connected to a personal computer via 
the RS-232 port, and, with an appropriate program, be com- 
pletely programmed by responding to a series of questions and 
prompts presented by the personal computer. If a personal computer 
and a program are unavailable, the Dialer may...