Mitel SMART L CALL CONTROLLER Hardware Installation Manual

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7.45 
After entering this command as shown above, and after exiting 
the programming mode, access to programming can only be 
gained by entering ‘BOB’ on the terminal keyboard as shown 
below: 
[BOB] 
REV xx-xx ENTERING PROG. MODE 
> 
where xx-xx is the revision of the software that is resident in the 
Controller. 
Note: The password ‘BOB’ is entered on the keyboard, but is not 
displayed on the terminal for security reasons. 
Table 7-3, System Wide Operational Parameters 
NTER DEFAULT DESCRIPTION 
Dolt 0 Re-Order Tone, where ‘t’ equals: 
0 = OFF 
1 = ON 
D05t 0 Number of Trunk to monitor for Call Detail Record where ‘t’ equals: 
Digit 
Allowed Trunk(s) Digit Allowed Trunk(s) 
0 
All (default) 8 
4 
1 
1 9 
I,4 
2 
2 A 
24 
3 
I,2 B 
I ,2,4 
4 
3 C 
3,4 
5 
I,3 D 
1,3,4 
6 
23 E 
234 
7 
123 
006t 4 Baud Rate of RS-232 Computer Port, where ‘t’ equals: 
0 = 
1200 Baud 
1 = 110 Baud 
2 = 300 Baud 
3 = 600 Baud 
4 = 1200 Baud (Default) 
5 = 2400 Baud 
6 = 4800 Baud 
7 = 9600 Baud 
007t 2 Number of Nulls to follow after a Carriage Return during Call Detail 
Recording Output. The default entry is 2. Any digit from 0 through 
9 may be entered when programming this parameter. 
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Table 7-3 (Cont’d), System Wide Operational Parameters 
ENTER DEFAULT DESCRIPTION 
009t 2 
Selection of Print Format for Call Detail Recording Output, where ‘t’ 
equals: 
0 = Call Detail Recording Disabled. 
1 = MITEL Format selected. 
2 = SMarT Format selected. 
01ot 9 Route to Monitor, where ‘t’ equals: 
0 thru 3 = Primary Routes 1,2,3, and 4. 
4 thru 7 = Alternate Routes 5,6,7, and 8. 
8 = Monitor routed calls only. 
9 = All Routes (default). 
7.46 
OOlt - Re-order Tone. This command enables or disables the 
re-order tone that is supplied to the caller on an unsuccessful 
access attempt. The default for the command is OFF (‘t’ = 0). Maximum 
security is obtained by using the default setting. For example, if it is 
desired to program the Controller to supply the re-order tone, the 
command would be entered as: 
> [00111 
> 
7.47 005t - Number of Trunk to monitor for Call Detail Record. In 
this command, the letter t designates a digit from 1 through 9 
or a letter from A to E must be entered in its place. This character 
selects the trunks that may be monitored for data output to the Call 
Detail Record. If ‘0’ is entered, or if no command entry is made 
(default), all trunks will send data to the Call Detail Record. For exam- 
ple, if It is desired to monitor activity on Trunks 1 through 3, a typical 
command entry would be: 
> 100571 
> 
7.48 
006t - This command selects the Baud rate of the RS-232 
Computer Port. This allows the programmer to choose a rate 
for transmission to the attached device (terminal, printer, etc.) that will 
be acceptable by the chosen device. This change does not take effect 
until after exiting the programming mode. The default rate is 1200 
Baud and need not be programmed if acceptable. The rate ranges from 
110 to 9600 Baud in seven steps. Each step is associated with a 
particular number. For example, if a terminal that operates at 4800 
Baud were to be attached to the RS-232 port after programming, the 
programming would be entered as: 
> [00661 
> 
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=:-_11 ‘I’l”~~~ii~~~~‘~ ~0 NOT set the Baud Rate to a value which is not 
supported by the device that is connected to the RS- 
232 Computer Port. Doing so will prevent any further 
programming of any kind, including any efforts to 
change the value of this parameter in any way. If this is 
done, the only way to do any further programming of 
any kind is to follow the initialization procedure de- 
tailed in paragraph 6.06 (page 301, which will delete all 
programming done to this point and will reload the 
default data base. 
7.49 007t - This command selects the number of Nulls to be sent to 
a device attached to the RS-232 port following the transmis- 
sion of a  to the device. The default entry for this command is ‘2’ 
where two Nulls will be sent. Any digit from 0 to 9 may be entered. 
The purpose of this command is to allow some adjustment in the 
timing of device display where required. For example, if a printer is 
attached to the port and this device prints in one direction only, it may 
not have enough time to execute a carriage return before printing 
additional data sent to it. The nulls allow the carriage to be returned to 
the start print position before receiving more data. For example, if this 
period required 4 nulls to accomplish the desired affect, it would be 
programmed as: 
> 200741 
> 
7.50 009t - The 009 command selects the print format to be used 
when outputting data to the RS-232 Computer Port for Call 
Detail Recording. The only numbers allowed for selection and entry for 
‘t’ are 0, 1, and 2 where 2 is the default selection. ‘0’ disables Call 
Detail Recording. ‘1’ selects the MITEL Format while ‘2’ selects the 
SMarT-1’” Format. For a description of the format, refer to para. 7.124. 
An example of programming to select the SMarT-1’” Format is: 
> [00921 
> 
7.51 01ot 
- This command selects the route to monitor for Call 
Detail Recording. Appropriate entries for ‘t’ are a single digit 
from 0 through 9, where the numbers 0 through 3 equate to routes 1 
through 4 respectively, and numbers 4 through 7 equate to alternate 
routes 5 through 8 respectively. 8 equates to enabling monitor of 
routed calls only, while 9 equates to enabling all routes and is the 
default for this command. A sample programming entry for route 4 
would be: 
> jo1041 
> 
Trunk Related Parameters 
7.52 Table 7-4 on the next page lists the Trunk related programming 
parameters. Detailed descriptions of the parameters follow the 
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table. The letter ‘x’ preceding the command digits indicates that a trunk 
select number be entered to choose the particular trunk to be pro- 
grammed for the command. These numbers equate to: 
1 = program only Trunk 1 
2 = program only Trunk 2 
3 = program only Trunk 3 
4 = program only Trunk 4 
5 = program all trunks simultaneously 
7.53 For example, if it is desired to program ALL Trunks simulta- 
neously for a Loop Start Central Office using Rotary dial, the 
programmer would enter: 
> 
[50001 
> 
7.54 
To program only Trunk 2 for a Loop Start Central Office using 
DTMF dial, the programmer would enter: 
> 
> 
Note: 
[20021 
The parameters listed in Table 7-4 below may appear at first 
glance to be entered out of sequence. This sequence was 
used to list all pertinent parameters for the Controller first, 
followed by less relevant/less used parameters. 
Table 7-4, Trunk Related Parameters 
ENTER DEFAULT DESCRIPTION 
xoot 2 Type of Central Office, where t equals: 
0 = Loop Start, Rotary Dialout 
1 = Ground Start, Rotary Dialout 
2 = Loop Start, DTMF Dialout 
3 = Ground Start, DTMF Dialout 
xOlt 4 Rotary Dialing Rate, where t equals: 
3 = 40/30 ms Outpulse 
4 = 60/40 ms Outpulse 
x02t 2 DTMF Dialing Rate, where t equals: 
0 = 40ms 5 = 90ms 
1 = 50ms 6 = 100ms 
2 = 60ms 7= 
1lOms 
3 = 70ms 8 = 120ms 
4 = 80ms 9 = 130ms 
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Table 7-4 (Cont’d), Trunk Related Parameters 
ENTER DEFAULT DESCRIPTION 
x05t 5 
Time period between Line Drop and Reseizure, where t equals: 
0 = 500ms 5 = 1250ms 
1 = 650ms 6 = 1400ms 
2 = 800ms 7 
= 1550ms 
3 = 950ms 8 = 1700ms 
4 = 1100ms 9 = 1850ms 
x27t 1 Call Answer Timer, where if t = 0, The Controller is ‘OFF’ and all 
SAC activity is disabled. Calls into the protected Modem will not be 
processed or interfered with. Other values for t are: 
1 = 3 seconds 9 = 27 seconds 
2 = 6 seconds A = 30 seconds 
3 = 9 seconds B = 33 seconds 
4 = 12 seconds C = 36 seconds 
5 = 15 seconds D = 39 seconds 
6 = 18 seconds E = 42 seconds 
7 = 21 seconds F = 45 seconds 
8 = 24 seconds 
x28t 1 Wait for Password Timer (after Answer), and Wait for User-Entered 
Callback Number (if called for in the password action digits). The 
first entry for t below is for the Password Timer, while the second 
entry is for the User-Entered Callback Number (if used). t equals: 
0 = 4/8 seconds 
1 = 8/16 seconds 
2= 12/24 seconds 
3 = 16/32 seconds 
4 = 20/40 seconds 
5 = 24/48 seconds 
6 = 28/56 seconds 
7 = 32/64 seconds 8 = 36/72 seconds 
9 = 40/80 seconds 
A = 44/88 seconds 
B = 48/96 seconds 
C = 52/104 seconds 
D = 56/112 seconds 
E = 60/120 seconds 
x29t 2 Lockout Timer. This timer will be invoked at the end of x28t if 
either no password has been entered, or if an invalid password has 
been entered. The timer will ‘busy out’ the affected trunk for the 
duration of the its time period, preventing multiple rapid succes- 
sion access attempts by unauthorized callers. Values for t are: 
0 = 10 seconds 8 = 90 seconds 
1 = 20 seconds 9 = 100 seconds 
2 = 30 ,seconds A = 110 seconds 
3 = 40 seconds B = 120 seconds 
4 = 50 seconds C = 130 seconds 
5 = 60 seconds D = 140 seconds 
6 = 70 seconds E = 150 seconds 
7 = 80 seconds F = 160 seconds 
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Table 7-4 (Cont’d), Trunk Related Parameters 
ENTER DEFAULT DESCRIPTION 
x35t 0 
Progress Tones (Beeps), where t equals: 
Request Request 
t Password Callback Nr. 
(1 Tone) (2 Tones) 
0 ON ON 
. 
1 
ON ON 
2 
ON OFF 
3 ON OFF 
4 OFF ON 
5 OFF ON 
6 OFF OFF 
7 
OFF OFF 
Hang 
UP 
(3 Tones) 
ON 
OFF 
ON 
OFF 
ON 
OFF 
ON 
OFF 
x36t 1 Time to wait after valid password determination before processing 
of the callback (drop and reseize parameter x05t) is initiated, where 
t equals: 
0 = Callback Immediately 8 = 80 seconds 
1 = 10 seconds ‘9 = 90 seconds 
2 = 20 seconds A = 100 seconds 
3 = 30 seconds B = 110 seconds 
4 = 40 seconds C = 120 seconds 
5 = 50 seconds D = 130 seconds 
6 = 60 seconds E = 140 seconds 
7 = 70 seconds 
. F = 150 seconds 
7.55 
xoot - This command configures the Controller for the type of 
Central Office that will be connected to the line. These types 
are either Loop Start or Ground Start. The command also selects the 
type of dialing to be used to access the Central Office when executing 
a callback sequence. The two types of dialing are either Rotary or 
DTMF dialout. The two selections are combined into one command 
allowing the programmer to select one of the four combinations listed 
in Table 7-4 above. If no command is programmed, the default selec- 
tion of Loop Start, DTMF dialout will be in the Controller. For example, 
if the Controller were to be programmed for a Ground Start CO and to 
use DTMF dialout on Trunk 1, the command would be: 
. 
> DO031 
> 
7.56 xOlt - This command will select the Rotary Dialing rate if 
command xOOt above were programmed for Rotary dialout. 
There are two options that are selectable. These are 40 ms Make/30 
ms Break or 60 ms Make/40 ms Break. The latter selection is the 
default for the command and need not be programmed, if required. 
For 
example, if all trunks were to use the 40/30 ms Rotary Dialing Rate, the 
command would be entered as: 
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> r50131 
> 
7.57 x02t - 
This command will select the DTMF Dialing rate if com- 
mand xOOt above were programmed for DTMF dialout. The rate 
ranges from 40 to 130 ms in 10 ms steps. 
60 ms is the default 
selection for this command. Selection is done by entering a number 
from 0 through 9 for the letter t in the command line. For example, if 
Trunk 3 were to use DTMF dialing at a rate of 100 ms, the command 
would be entered as: 
> t30261 
> 
7.58 
x05t - This command programs the time period length between 
the point where the Controller drops the line and reseizes the 
line for a callback execution. The default for this command is 1250 ms. 
The period length is selectable from 500 to 1850 ms in 150 ms steps. 
These periods equate to a number from 0 to 9 to be used to replace 
the letter ‘t’ in the command line. For example, if a period of 1700 ms 
were required between drop and reseizure on Trunk 1 for the Control- 
ler, the command would be entered as: 
> DO581 
> 
7.59 x27t - The x27t command programs the Call Answer Timer to 
wait for a period of time after detecting the first ring on the 
line, before answering the call. The default period of time is 3 seconds 
(i.e., after detecting ringing, the Controller will wait for 3 seconds 
before answering the call). The period selection ranges from 3 to 45 
seconds in 3 second steps. These are designated by a number from 1 
to 9, or a letter from A to F to replace the ‘t’ in the command. For 
example, if all trunks were to be programmed to wait for 6 seconds 
after ringing detection before answering, the command would be en- 
tered as: 
> 152721 
> 
7.60 
x28t - This command performs two functions, if required. The 
first and most important is to wait for the password to be 
received. The second is to wait for a user entered callback number to 
be received (if called for in the password action digits). The command 
will cause the controller to perform the first wait period. If the pass- 
word action digits indicate that a user entered callback number is to 
be received, the second wait period after entry of the password will be 
accomplished. For more information on the password action digits, 
refer to password programming on page 60. The wait period for the 
wait for password timer is programmable from 4 to 60 seconds in 4 
second steps. These steps equate to the number from 0 to 9 or the 
letter from A to E to be used in place of ‘t’. The second timer is 
programmed automatically from the selection of the first timer. The 
second timer will always be (if used) two times the period of the first 
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timer. The default for this command is 8/16 seconds (i.e., the Controller 
will wait for 8 seconds for the caller to enter a valid password before 
timing out and terminating the call and 16 seconds for the caller to 
enter his callback number (if used). For example, 
if it is desired to have 
the Controller to wait 16 seconds for password 
entry by the caller on 
Trunk 2, the command would be entered as: 
> 122831 
> 
7.61 The entry of the 
period for waiting 
7.62 
x29t - The x29t 
Timer. This timer .I .: 
above command assumes that, if used, the 
for callback number entry will be 32 seconds. 
* 
command is used to program the Lockout 
will start if, at the end of the x28t wait for 
password period expires and if either an invalid password, or no pass- 
word has been received. During the period that this timer is in effect, 
the Controller will ‘busy out’ the affected trunk(s) for the period. This 
prevents multiple rapid succession access attempts by unauthorized 
users. The default period for this timer is 20 seconds. The period is 
programmable from 10 to 160 seconds in 10 second steps. To select a 
period, enter a number from 0 to 9 or a letter from A to F in place of ‘t’. 
For example, if minimum lockout is desired on Trunk 1 and 30 seconds 
of lockout were desired on Trunk 3, the commands would be entered 
as: 
> [12901 
> r32921 
> 
7.63 This parameter should be set equal to or greater than the 
length of time that the Modem waits for Answer Tone. In addi- 
tion, the SAC monitors for Modem loop current, and, if this timer 
should expire while the Modem is still on line, the presence of the 
Modem line state will continue to hold the ‘busy out’ state. The ‘busy 
out’ in this instance, will cease when the Modem goes off line. 
7.64 
x35t - This command programs the use of progress tones to be 
sent back to the caller to indicate dialing progress. If ‘7’ is 
entered into the command line for ‘t’, all progress tones are disabled. 
The default for this command is ‘0’ or all progress tones on. If ‘0’ is 
entered, the caller will receive a single progress tone (1 beep) request- 
ing entry of password, a double progress tone (2 beeps) to request 
entry of user entered callback number, and a triple progress tone (3 
beeps) to request the caller to hang up for callback. For example, if all 
trunks were to be programmed for a single progress tone to indicate 
password entry, the command line would be typed as: 
> 153531 
> 
7.65 
x36t - The x36t command programs the amount of time to wait 
after valid password determination before initiating the callback 
process (i.e., time until initiation of the drop and reseize command 
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x05t). The default for this command is ‘0’ for 10 seconds. The range of 
the timer is from 10 to 150 seconds as selected by the number 1 to 9 
or the letter A to F that replaces ‘t’. For example, if it is desired to 
program Trunk 1 to wait for 150 seconds prior to initiating callback, 
the command line would be entered as: 
> Il36Fl 
> 
Non-Controller Pertinent Parameters 
7.66 Table 7-5 below lists the Trunk related programming param- 
eters that are non-Controller associated. Detailed descriptions 
of the parameters follow the table. The letter ‘x’ preceding the com- 
mand digits indicates that a trunk select number be entered to choose 
the particular trunk to be programmed for the command. These num- 
bers equate to: 
1 = program only Trunk 1 
2 = program only Trunk 2 
3 = program only Trunk 3 
4 = program only Trunk 4 
5 = program all trunks simultaneously 
Note: Since these are ‘Non-Controller’ pertinent parameters, it 
should seldom be necessary to reprogram them from their 
default settings. Improper programming can result in unreli- 
able connections with the Central Office. 
Table 7-5, Non-Controller Pertinent Parameters 
ENTER DEFAULT DESCRIPTION 
x03t 6 On-Hook Recognition Time, where t equals: 
0 = 80 ms 6 = 750 ms 
1 = 100 ms 7 = 1000 ms 
2 = 150 ms 8 = 1330 ms 
3 = 200 ms g = 1660 ms 
4 = 300 ms A = 2000 ms 
5 = 500 ms B = 2500 ms 
x04t 1 Flash Allowed Time, where t equals: 
0 = 80 ms 6 = 750 ms ’ 
1 = 100 ms 7 = 1000 ms 
2 = 150 ms 8 = 1330 ms 
3 = 200 ms 9 = 1660 ms 
4 = 300 ms A = 2000 ms 
5 = 500 ms B = 2500 ms 
x06t 3 Number of Ground Start Tries (failure goes to call drop), where t = 
the number of times to try. 
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Table 7-5, Non-Controller Pertinent Parameters 
ENTER DEFAULT DESCRIPTION 
x07t 3 Time to wait for Tip Ground on Ground Start Try (Ground Start 
Timeout in seconds), where t equals number of seconds to wait 
until timeout. 
x14t 4 Rotary Inter-digit Pause for Central Office (outgoing dialing), where 
t equals: 
0 = 400 ms 5 = 900 ms 
1 = 500 ms 6 = 1 second 
2 = 600 ms 7 = 1.1 seconds 
3 = 700 ms 8 = 1.2 seconds 
4 = 800 ms 
xzot 2 Incoming Ringing Sensitivity, where t nominally equals: 
0 = 40 ms 8 = 140 ms 
1 = 50 ms 9 = 160 ms 
2 = 60 ms A = 170 ms 
3 = 80 ms B = 180 ms 
4 = 90 ms C = 200 ms 
5 = 100 ms D = 210 ms 
6 = 120 ms E = 220 ms 
7 = 130 ms F = 240 ms 
. 
x21t 6 Inter-ring timing in seconds, where t equals the number of sec- 
onds to wait. 
x24t 
x31t Select Default Route for use within one of two groups of four 
routes. If this command is set to either 0, 1, 2, or 3, the primary 
routes will be used. If it is set to either 4, 5, 6, or 7, the alternate 
routes will be used. ‘Use Default Route’ is an action digit that is 
included within the 801 through 815 Search Table action digits (for 
more information, refer to page 65 paragraph 7.106). ‘t’ equals: 
0 = Use Primary Routes 0 through 3 
4 = Use Alternate Routes 4 through 7 
Tip Ground Application Timer, where t equals: 
0=40ms 6 = 240 ms 
1 =40 ms 7 = 280 ms 
2 = 80 ms 8 = 320 ms 
3 = 120 ms 9 = 360 ms 
4 = 160 ms A = 400 ms 
5 = 200 ms B = 440 ms 
x33t 0 Flit Timing, where t equals: 
0 = 40 ms 
8 = 20 ms 
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