Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

							SECTION MITL835Q-047-IOO-NA 
TABLE 8 CON’T: PARAMETERS 
x26t 0 
x27t 0 
x28t 6 
x29t 9 
3  FIRST DIGIT (x) = 1,2,3,4, or 5 (ALL) DATA FOR TRUNKS 1,2,3,4, or ALL 
DIAL DEFAULT/ 
RECOMMENDED DEFINITION/PARAMETER INFORMATION 
x24t 0 t = 
Default route, see search tables for action digit. 
This ‘action’ is accomplished if x23t = 0 or #8 used 
in Table 11. 
x25t 9 t= Centrex outgoing trunk access digit. 
If enabled via x26t, then all Intra-Centrex calls are 
dialed immediately. 
t= Centrex enable code 
where 0 = off and 1 = on. 
Auto-Answer Timer in tens of seconds. 
t = 
0 = No Auto-Answer. 
Auto-Answer Wait-for-Security-Code Timer in tens 
of seconds. This is the time period in which the Se- 
curity Code (603 Parameter) must be entered. 
If the timer expires or an erroneous security code is 
entered, Auto-Answer control for the associated 
trunk drops through to the x29t Lockout Timer. 
Auto-Answer Lockout Timer in tens of seconds. Fail- 
ure to enter Program Mode during the x28 parameter 
time enables this timer. The associated trunk will 
hold the seizure for this length of time (barring fur- 
ther Auto-Answer activity on that trunk) until the 
timer expires or the subscriber goes off-hook (which 
cancels the lock-out). 
x30t OFF-HOOK Recognition Time. 
t= 0 = 20 ms 
1 = 20 ms 
2 = 40 ms 
3 = 60 ms 
4 = 80 ms 
5 = 100 ms 
6 = 120 ms 
7 = 140 ms 
8 = 160 ms 
9 = 180 ms 
* = 200 ms 
# = 220 ms 
9 
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							SECTION MITL8350-047-a 00-NA 
TABLE 8 CON’T: PARAMETERS 
FIRST DIGIT (x) = 1 2 3 4 or 5 (ALL) DATA FOR TRUNKS 1,2,3,4, or ALL 
, , , , 
DIAL DEFAULT/ 
RECOMMENDED DEFINITION/PARAMETER INFORMATION 
x31t 3 A common timer for: 
TIP GND Application Recognition (GND START), 
TIP GND Removal Recognition (GND START) 
and during GND START Seizure, time between SPLIT and 
TERMINATE action during RING GND Application. 
t = 
0 = 40 ms 
1 = 40 ms 
2 = 80 ms 
3 = 120 ms 
4= 160 ms 
5 = 200 ms 
6 = 240 ms 
7 = 280 ms 
8 = 320 ms 
9 = 360 ms 
* = 400 ms 
# = 440 ms 
x32t 0 Subscriber Outgoing Digit Recognition 
t= 0 = DTMF, 10 or 20 PPS (normal operation) 
I = Ignore all ROTARY 
2 = Ignore all DTMF 
3 = Ignore all DIGITS 
4 = Not Used 
5 = Go to REORDER on ROTARY digits 
6 = Go to REORDER on DTMF digits 
7 = Go to REORDER on any type digits 
8 = Not Used 
NOTE: To cause the Dialer to ignore 20 PPS dialing (both 
Incoming and Outgoing), add 8 (hexadecimal) to the cur- 
rent value of x33t and set x33t to that new value. DO NOT 
add the 8 (hexadecimal) to x32t. 
x33t 0 Subscriber Incoming Digit Recognition Type 
t = 
0 = DTMF, IO or 20 PPS (normal operation) 
1 = Ignore all ROTARY 
2 = Ignore all DTMF 
3 = Ignore all DIGITS 
4 = Not Used 
5 = Go to REORDER on ROTARY digits 
6 = Go to REORDER on DTMF digits 
7 = Go to REORDER on any type digits 
NOTE: To cause the Dialer to ignore 20 PPS dialing (both 
Incoming and Outgoing), add 8 (hexadecimal) to the cur- 
rent value of x33t and set x33t to that new value. 
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							SECTION MlTL8358-047-IOO-NA 
TABLE 8 CON’T: PARAMETERS 
r55t * 
r56t 3 
7  FIRST DIGIT (r) = 1,2,3,4, or 5 (ALL) DATA FOR ROUTES 0 1 2 3 or ALL 
I I I r 
DIAL DEFAULT/ 
RECOMMENDED DEFINITION/PARAMETER INFORMATION 
r50t: 
150t 
250t 
350t 
450t t= Destination number format where t = 0 - 9, or: 
0 = Any number of digits (for Route #0) 
1 = ten digits (adds user area code on seven digits) 
2 = I+ ten digits (as above) 
4 = I+ ten digits or I+ seven digits 
8 = ten or seven digits 
r5lt 
r52t 
r53t 
r54t Reserved for future use. 
t = 
Account code number of digits, where t = 1 - 9 
t= Account code wait timer in seconds (0 = No time- 
out). 
. 
t= Account code type, where t = 0 - 5, or: 
0 = Flexible length account code. Wait for timeout 
(previous entry) and then continue. 
1 = No account code. x53t is not checked if x54t = 1. 
2 = Fixed length. Wait for timeout. If not entered, 
then reorder tone. 
3 = Fixed length. Wait for timeout. If not entered, 
then substitute the ‘dummy account code’. 
4 = Same as 2 above, except that the number of 
digits in the account code is lO+ x52t above. 
5 = Same as 3 above, except that the number of 
digits in the account code is IO+ x52t above. 
t = 
Not On Network (NON) trigger character. 
t = 
The length of time that a NON entry stays in the 
temporary search table (in tens of days). 
r57t t = 
Number of digits stored in the search tables when 
NON is detected. 
r58t: 
158t 
258t 
358t 
458t t= Action as a result of call failure, 
where t = 0 - 9, * or: 
0 = Redial on Route #0 
1 = Redial on Route #I 
2 = Redial on Route #2 
3 = Redial on Route #3 
4 = Reorder 
5 = Redial same route once, then reorder 
6 = Redial same route twice, then reorder 
7 = Redial same route three times, then reorder 
8 - Redial same route again, then Route 0 
9 = Redial same route twice, then Route 0 
K = Redial same route three times, then Route 0 
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							SECTION MITL8350-047-l OO-NA 
TABLE 8 CON’T: PARAMETERS 
FIRST DIGIT (r) = 1,2,3,4, or 5 (ALL) DATA FOR ALTERNATE ROUTES 4,5,6,7 OR ALL 
DIAL DEFAULT/ 
RECOMMENDED DEFINITION/PARAMETER INFORMATION 
r70t: 
170t 
270t 
370t 
470t t= Destination number format where t = : 
0 = Any number of digits (for Route #4) 
1 = ten digits (adds user area code on seven digits) 
2 = l+ ten digits (as above) 
4 = l+ ten digits or l+ seven digits 
8 = ten or seven digits 
r72t 
r73t 
r74t t= Account code number of digits, where t = 123456789 
t = 
Account code wait timer in seconds X 2. 
t = 
Account code type, where t = 0 - 5, or: 
0 = Flexible length account code. Wait for timeout 
(previous entry) and then continue. 
1 = No account code. 173t is not checked if 174t = 1. 
2 = Fixed length. Wait for timeout. If not entered, 
then reorder tone. 
3 = Fixed length. Wait for timeout. If not entered, 
then substitute the ‘dummy account code’. 
4 = Same as 2 above, except that the number of 
digits in the account code is lO+ 152t above. 
5 = Same as 3 above, except that the number of 
digits in the account code is lO+ 152t above. 
r75t * 
r76t 3 t = 
Not On Network (NON) trigger character. 
t= The length of time that a NON entry stays in the 
temporary search table (in tens of days). 
r77t 7 t= Number of digits stored in the search tables when 
NON is detected. 
r78t: 
178t 
278t 
378t 
478t 4 
6 
6 
6 t 
= Action as a result of call failure, 
where t = 0 - 9, * or: 
0 = Redial on Route #0 
1 = Redial on Route #l 
2 = Redial on Route #2 
3 = Redial on Route #3 
4 = Reorder 
5 = Redial same route once, then reorder 
6 = Redial same route twice, then reorder 
7 = Redial same route three times, then reorder 
8 - Redial same route again, then Route 0 
9 = Redial same route twice, then Route 0 
* = Redial same route three times, then Route 0 
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							SECTION MITL8350-047-l OO-NA 
Strings 
5.29 Strings are entered as in Table 9 below. Where ‘number’ ap- 
pears after the initial three digits, a valid string of digits may be 
entered. The string entry is terminated by the characters I##‘. If the 
‘##’ is not entered, an ‘Automatic Entry’ Timer will automatically com- 
plete the parameter entry after expiration of the Inter-Digit Timer 
(xllt). Examples of string entries are included below. 
EXAMPLE 1: 
#80327 
The string above is the default on Route #O (615). This string trans- 
lates to: 
#803 Wait for minimum duration of precise dial tone for up to six 
seconds; 
2 Dial destination number; 
7 Cut-through. 
EXAMPLE 2: 
#8033#6~5427 
The string above is the default on Route #I (625). It translates to: 
#803 Wait for minimum duration of precise dial tone for up to six 
seconds. 
3 Dial access number. 
#625 Wait for 400 ms of 400 Hz tone from OCC for up to ten 
seconds. 
4 Dial authorization code. 
2 Dial destination number. 
7 Cut-through. 
5.30 These strings are entered as (refer to Table 8): 
615 #80327## for Route 0 and 
625 #8033#625427## for Route 1. 
The 615 and 625 strings are constructed from the 6r5 Parameter in 
Table 9. 
1. 
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							SECTION MITL8350-047-IOO-NA 
TABLE 9: STRING DATA ENTRY 
FIRST DIGIT = 6 STRINGS (where: r = 
1 to 8 for Routes #0 to #7) 
DIAL DEFINITION/STRING INFORMATION 
6OOnumber## Reserved for future use. 
6Olnumber## User area code 
(must be three digits, must always be entered). 
602title## MACHINE IDENTIFIER (15 digits maximum and must be en- 
tered as ASCII codes). 
603title## Auto-Answer Security Code (34 digits maximum). 
Default = #OS 
604title## 
6rOtitle## Terminal Program Security Code (15 digits maximum). 
Default = 
 (must be entered as ASCII Codes). 
Name of Route (Six characters maximum). 
(Must be entered as ASCII codes). 
6rl number## Access number (OCC phone number) 
(34 digits maximum). 
6r2number## 
6r3number## Authorization number (34 digits maximum). 
Dummy account number (34 digits maximum). 
(If this is empty, the dialer will wait for an account number 
to be dialed in until timeout occurs). 
6rrlnumber## Centrex number. (Default = 9) 
(34 digits maximum, if desired). 
6r5number## 
615 and 655 Defaults: 
#80327 
625, 635, 645, 665, 
675 and 685 Defaults: 
#8033#62~427 
To program 601 and 6rO 
through 6r5 for DIAL-OUT 
of 4th column DTMF, 
see Table C2 ‘SPECIALS’ 
on Page C-5. Access control sequence. This instructs the Dialer on how 
to access a particular network. All Route access control 
codes are sequences of digits as follows (and may be 
combined in any order): 
1.0 Dial that digit. 
#Ox Dial a ‘K’. 
#OO Dial a ‘#I, 
#Ol Dial a ‘#’ if the last dial digit was not ‘#‘. 
#02 
Wait for account code 
(does not dial account code). 
#2ab 
Pause. Continue after pause if a = 5. 
Fail to x58, x78 if a = 0 (see note 1). 
#3ab 
High tone (570-680 detector) (see note 1). 
#4ab 
440 Hz detector (see note 1). 
#5ab 
480 Hz/Ringback detector (see note 1). 
#6ab 
400 Hz detector (see note 1). 
#7ab 
350-620 Hz energy detector (see note 1). 
#8ab 
Precise dialtone/ Hz detector (see note 1). 
#gab Wait for Not On Network (NON) tone 
(see note 1). 
#Dab 
DTMF Detector. 
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							SECTION MITL8350-047-I OO-NA 
TABLE 9 CON’T: STRING DATA ENTRY 
FIRST DIGIT = 6 STRINGS (where: r = 1 to 8 for Routes #0 to #7) 
DIAL DEFINITION/STRING INFORMATION 
1 
1 
2 Dial the destination code 
3 Dial the route access code 
4 Dial the authorization code 
5 Dial the account code 
6 Dial the Trunk number (l-4) 
7 Cut-through (done) 
8 Change to DTMF 
9 Dial the Centrex access code (may be different 
for each Route) 
## End (Used while programming) 
Note:‘l: Refer to Tables 9a and 9b respectively for an elaboration of 
the a and b values. 
TABLE 9a: DETECTOR/TIMEOUT (a) CODES 
a MIN. TONE DURATION a MIN. TONE DURATION 
0 
MIN. Redial per x58 or 
x78 5 MIN. then continue Dialout 
1 200ms Redial per x58 or 
x78 6 200ms then continue Dialout 
2 400ms Redial per x58 or 
x78 7 400ms then continue Dialout 
3 1.0 Redial per x58 or 
x78 8 1.0 then continue Dialout 
4 2.55 Redial per x58 or 
x78 9 2.55 then continue Dialout 
TABLE 9b: DETECTOR/TIMEOUT (b) CODES 
b TlMEOUT/TONE NOT RCVD. b 
0 
0 Seconds 6 
1 2 Seconds 7 
2 4 Seconds 8 
3 6 Seconds 9 
4 8 Seconds * 
5 10 Seconds 
TIMEOUT/TONE NOT RCVD. 
12 Seconds 
14 Seconds 
16 Seconds 
18 Seconds 
20 Seconds 
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							SECTION MlTL8350-047-l OO-NA 
Speed Call Entries 
5.31 
Table 10 below lists digits required for Speed Call entries. ‘nn’ is 
the number of the entry, while ‘d’ is the key that is used to 
determine which trunk or trunks have access to the particular speed 
call number. ‘k’ is a Network override and is used to select the allowed 
routing for the particular speed call number. ‘mmmmmmm’ is the 
phone number to be dialed. 
TABLE 10: SPEED CALL ENTRIES 
DIAL 
7nndkmmmmmmm## 
FIRST DIGIT = 7 SPEED CALL 
DEFINITION 
Speed call entry where: 
nn is the number of the speed call entry. 
d is the key that selects the trunks to access the 
call number as follows: 
DIGIT ALLOWED TRUNKS 
0 ALL 
1 TRUNK 1 
2 TRUNK 2 
3 TRUNKS 1,2 
4 TRUNK 3 
5 TRUNKS I,3 
6 TRUNKS 2,3 
7 TRUNKS 1,2,3 
8 TRUNK 4 
9 TRUNKS I,4 
* TRUNKS 2,4 
# TRUNKS 1,2,4 
c TRUNKS 3,4 
D TRUNKS 1,3,4 
E TRUNKS 2,3,4 
NOTE: The C, D, and E entries above may be made from 
a terminal. 
k is the network override: 
0 - 3 Force on Route #0 - #3 
4 - 7 Force on Route #Oa - 3a 
8 Use search table 
7nn## 9 Dial immediate, no Route # (transparent). 
mmmmmmm is the phone number. 
NOTE: See Search Table Action ‘#C’ for limited access to 
Speed Call Programming. 
Delete speed dial entry nn. 
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							SECTION MITL8350-047-l OO-NA 
Search Tables 
5.32 Table 11 below lists the breakdown of the digits in the search 
tables to be used for programming. There are four examples 
that are also included, that, with the use of Table 11, should provide 
sufficient information for programming. 
EXAMPLE 1: 
Force ail 411 and I+41 1 calls to Dial and Cut-Through immediately. 
803 411 #3 Force 411 to Dial and Cut-Through im- 
mediately. 
## 
finished 
804 1411 #3 
Force 1+411 to Dial and Cut-Through im- 
mediately (this is one of the defaults). 
## finished 
EXAMPLE 2: 
Start the Dialer (begin executing 6r5) if the first three digits dialed 
are an ‘Area Code’: 
803 #4#1#9 1 
Prefer Route #l. 
## finished 
EXAMPLE 3: 
Deny all calls to 555-1212 or 1-555-1212 or I-(NPA)-555-1212: 
803 555 #l Deny 555. 
## 
finished programming 803. 
804 1555 #l Deny 1+555. 
## finished programming 804. 
807 1#4#1#9555 #l Deny I-Nl/OX-555. 
N = 2-9 and X = O-9 
## finished. 
Note: The searches that are not controlled by these tables are: a) 
first digit Centrex access, b) restart any time before end of 
dialed digits, and c) redial after dialed digits. 
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							SECTION MITL8350-047-IOO-NA 
TABLE 11: SEARCH TABLE ENTRIES 
DIAL 
Primaries: FIRST DIGIT = 8 
SEARCH TABLES 
DEFINITIONS/DESCRIPTIONS 
Where n are the user dialed digits for a match, and a is the 
‘action’ that is performed in the case of a match. 
801na 
802nna 
803nnna 
804nnnna 
805nnnnna 
806nnnnnna 
etc. to 815 
ALTERNATES: 
821na 
822nna 
823nnna 
824nnnna 
825nnnnna 
826nnnnnna 
etc. to 835 n may be any digit from 0 through 9 and *, to be matched 
against the same digit in the dialed sequence. n may also 
be: 
#O Compare against a dialed I#‘. 
#I Compare against a dialed ‘1’ or ‘0’. 
#4 Compare against any digit dialed from 2 through 9. 
#9 Compare against any digit dialed. 
TO ACCESS ALTER- 
NATE SEARCHES, SEE 
x22t Parameter After the match string is entered, one ‘action’ (a) is entered, 
as follows: 
0 Prefer Route #0 (PRO) NOTE: A 601 entry is re- 
1 Prefer Route #I quired when accessing 
2 Prefer Route #2 routes 1,2,3 and 5,6,7. 
3 Prefer Route #3 
4 
Force Route #0 (FRO) These will force the call 
5 Force Route #l onto that route if possible; 
6 Force Route #2 redial and retry cannot 
7 Force Route #3 change the selection. 
a Select Route #0 (SRO) These will not dial out the 
9 Select Route #I ‘select’ digits, and will start 
* Select Route #2 the comparisons over again 
#O Select Route #3 from the first digit following 
the ‘select’ digits. 
#I Deny 
#2 Speed Call - Access 7nn entry, Table 10. 
#3 Dial what has been entered and cut through (no 
routine). 
#4 Security access code. 
#5 Absorb what has been entered and cut through 
(bypass). 
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