Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

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APPENDIX 2 - SITE INFOR~MATION 
SPEED CALL FORM 
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POSITIVE ACCOUNT CODE 
Programming Positive Account Codes 
1988 
To program the Controller with the Positive Account Codes accomplish the following 
steps and write the information in the Positive Account Code Form: 
1. Select the users that will have access to the Positive Account Code feature and write 
their names down under the “‘Account User’s Name”. 
2. Select unique Account Codes for each of the users and write them down beside...

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A&B Dial Tone Timers, 2.43 
Account Code Type, 2.37 
Account Coude Warning Tones, 2.39 
Acknowledgement Tones, 2.7 
ASCII CODES, 2.52 
Authorization Number. 2.44 
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Centrex, 2.24, 2.45 
CHAINING, 2 0 10 
Changing Terminal Program Security Code, 2.9 
Cloning, 2.10 
CONTROLLER SITE FORM, 2.54, 2.55 
Controller Operation On Off-Hook, 2.23 
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Data Verification, 2.10 
Defining the Number Of Speed Calls, 2.13 
Dialing Rates, 2.18, 2.19 
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SEARCH TABLE RECORD, 2.57 
Search Table Default Data, 2.31 . 
Search Table Format, 2.30 
Security Code, 2.25, 2.33 
Setting Up A Speed Call, 2.13, 2.15 
SMART PRINT FORMAT, 2.50 
SPEED CALL FORM, 2.59 
SPEED CALL PROGRAMMING, 2.13 
Special Functions, 2.10 
Specifying PAV, 2.12 
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Tandem IMode, 2.10 
Terminating A Varaible Length Entry, 2.7 
Terminating A Variable Lenght l&-y. 2.9 
-Tip Ground. 2.26,. 2.27 
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User Area Code, 2.33 
User Dial Tone, 2.21 
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1. INTRODUCTION ............................................ ............. 
1. 1. Chaining ............................................................... 
2. SETTING UP A CHAIN 
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3. INSTALLATION OF A RECORDING UNIT .................................. 
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1. INTRODUCTION 
1. 1. Chaining 
This feature allows multiple Controllers to be ‘“Chained” through their RS-232 port via 
cabling supplied with each unit (Figure 3.1 ). This Chaining feature provi.des two distinct 
features: 
1. The units which are chained together via their RS-232 ports (cable supplied) may be 
addressed remotely or locally with DTMF instruments which can access any port on a 
Controller in a Chain. From that access point any combination of...

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1. In&l and power oil the Controllers up individually (maximum of ten), they must 
not be connecred to each other (see MANUAL 1). 
2. You s/zouLd have initialized each Controller (MANUAL 1). 
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At each Controller individually enter the programming access code (default # 0 * 
see Note 1) and turn the CDR off, by entering 0090. 
4. Make sure that all the Controllers are programmed to the same Baud...

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2. SETTING UP A CHAIN 
Figure 3.2 Setting up a Chain 
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