Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

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4.12 Refer to Figure 4-3. Connect a suitable Earth Ground to the 
screw mount 
[Al provided on the connector panel. This connec- 
tion MUST be made for the unit to function properly. 
Plug the Power Pack jack into the Dialer power connection [Bl. 
Plug the Power Pack AC line cord into a suitable (1 IOV-6OHz) 
AC receptacle. 
Using the supplied RJ31X cables, insert one end of a cable in a 
jack on the Dialer [Cl. 
Connect the other end of the cable...

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Table 4-1, SMarT-It” Ordering Information 4-1, SMarT-1 Ordering Information 
PART NO. 
I DESCRIPTION 
8350-005 
SMarT-1’“: 4 Line Common Carrier Access Dialer and Call Controller 
(PAV). Includes Power Pack, RJ31 Cables, and Mounting 
Hardware. 
8350-006 SMarT-18’“: 2 Line Common Carrier Access Dialer and Call Controller 
(PAV). Includes Power Pack, RJ31 Cables, and Mounting 
Hardware. 
SPARES 
8350-010 Wall Mount Bracket for SMarT-I’” Common Carrier Access Dialer and 
Call...

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5. OPERATING DESCRIPTION 
GENERAL 
5.01 The primary function of the SMarT-1’” Common Carrier Access 
Dialer and Call Controller with Positive Account Verification is 
to provide the ability to verify user dialed account codes when the 
Dialer is used as described in the General Information Manual 
(SECTION MITL8350-047-IOO-NA). This feature can be enabled or dis- 
abled by programming. 
5.02 The PAV function provided by the Dialer lies in three distinct 
areas. These areas...

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return to step 1 above and start over. The tone burst indicates 
that the Dialer is initialized and defaulted to its “standard” con- 
figuration. It also indicates that it is 
in the programming mode 
and awaiting a command. 
5.05 
1) Once the above listed procedure has been completed, the user 
has only one option available. This is: 
GO ON-HOOK: The Dialer is defaulted as a standard O.C.C. 
Dialer as noted in the General Information Manual. The only 
difference is that...

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Table 5-3, Listing of 903 Defaults 
903 DEFAULTED 
PARAMETER OOOt: 0 = 10 SPEED CALLS 
1 = 100 SPEED CALLS 
2 = Maximum 1000 possible speed calls (3 digit address) 
NOTE: To use Selection 2, the default 803 Speed Call trigger search table entry must be 
deleted and replaced in the 804 Table ot other table as desired. The recommended Speed 
Call trigger is: 804 = #I9 #9 #9 #2 (user dialed as xnnn). 
SPEED CALL PARAMETER DIGITS: The number of digits that must be dialed into the...

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USER OPERATION 
5.09 Once installed and programmed, the user will have to follow a 
predefined procedure when making telephone calls. The steps 
below outline the procedure to be followed when using the telephone 
and provide important operational notes: 
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1) When a user desires to place a call from a telephone, it will be 
necessary to dial in an account code that is unique to the user. 
It does not matter which telephone connected to the SMarT-I’” 
is used. It...

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6. DETAILED PROGRAMMING 
INTRODUCTION 
6.01 The SMarT-I’” Common Carrier Access Dialer and Call Control- 
ler with Positive Account Verification (PAV) should be pro- 
grammed according to normal site specific information. Refer to Sec- 
tion 5 of the Genera! Information Manual for detailed programming 
information and procedures in accomplishing programming. It is as- 
sumed that the user or programmer has read these sections and 
understands the programming methods. 
6.02...

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Table 6-l (Cont’d), System Special Parameters 
ENTER 
942906 
942908 
DESCRIPTION 
and where it is not convenient to delete the old data one 
piece at a time. 
Enter Clone Master Mode. 
Enter Tandem Operation Mode. 
CAUTION - This command 
will affect other traffic on the Dialer. The command puts the 
Dialer into the ASCII to DTMF conversion mode for Dialer 
Remote Maintenance. 
6.04 999 - This command causes the Dialer to exit from the pro- 
gramming mode. If the command is...

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> /go21 
> [0061 6 
> 19071 
> 
Figure 6-1, Terminal Data Verification Example 
6.08 The > character is the Dialer prompt that requires the program- 
mer to enter some data. The digits in the square brackets 
[ I are 
the digits entered by the programmer where ‘902’ is enter data ver- 
ification mode, ‘006’ is the parameter for setting the Baud rate, and 
‘907’ is exit data verification mode. The ‘6’ in the second line is the 
parameter qualifier returned by the Dialer for...