Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

Features Description 
4.70 ROOM STATUS 
Description 
This feature allows the attendant to view, print and change the status 
of a room. An extension user is also permitted to change the status of 
the room. There are four room status parameters: 
l Vacant/Occupied - set by the Attendant 
l Clean/Dirty - set by the Attendant 
e 
Internal/Local/Long 
Distance privileges - set by the Attendant 
l Maid In Room - set from extension. 
The room status will appear on the second line of the attendant 
console LCD...

Features Description 
Operation 
To view the status of a room at the Attendant Console, press the 
following keys: 
FUNCTION 
GUEST ROOM 
(enter the extension/room number) 
STATUS 
To change the status of the room from the Attendant Console, press 
the following keys: 
FUNCTION 
GUEST ROOM 
(enter the extension/room number) 
STATUS 
OCCUPIED or VACANT / CLEAN or DIRTY 
To change the telephone privileges of an extension, press the follow- 
ing keys: 
FUNCTION 
GUEST ROOM 
(enter the extension/room number)...

Features Description 
4.71 ROTARY-TO-DTMF CONVERSION 
Description 
Provided as an optioh within ARS digit strings, this feature causes 
dialing to be converted from rotary dialing to DTMF dialing for the 
duration of dialing on that call. 
Conditions 
None 
Programming 
None 
Operation 
None 
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Features Description 
4.72 SATELLITE PBX 
Description 
The SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX can be app!ied as a satellite PBX. In this 
configuration, the SX-2006 DIGITAL PABX will have no direct connec- 
tion to the serving central office for incoming traffic. It has no direc- 
tory number and receives all its incoming calls from another PBX via 
tie trunks. Some gain settings for the loss and level plan must be 
adjusted before the SX-200a DIGITAL PABX can operate as a satellite 
PBX. These changes are done...

Features Description 
4.73 STATION MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING (SMDR) 
Description 
Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) allows data to be collected 
for each outgoing and incoming trunk call. This data may be output to 
a printer or recording device. This data includes: 
Records of outgoing and/or incoming calls. 
Records of up to 26 digits dialed on the trunk. 
Account codes of up to 12 digits. 
Optional meter pulses. 
Outgoing trunk number. 
Optional system ID. 
Long calls identifications. 
Time to...

Features Description 
4.74 STATION TRANSFER SECURITY 
Description 
This feature is designed to prevent “lost” calls (i.e., mishandled calls). If 
a trunk call is transferred to a ringing extension, and the extension 
does not answer within the time-out period, this feature will route the 
call to the Attendant (during Day Service) cr to the extension that 
originally answered the call (during Night Service). If an extension, 
during transfer, hangs up before completing dialing, the call which was 
heid...

Features Description 
4.75 SUPERSET 3TM SET 
Description 
The SX-200@ DiGITAL PABX system supports SUPERSET 3TM electronic 
telephone sets. The SUPERSET 3T’ set can have up to 14 Speed Dial 
numbers and one line appearance (Prime Line). The set can alternately 
have up to three line appearances (including Prime Line) and 12 Speed 
Dial numbers. In addition to these 15 keys, there is one red key (hold) 
and six feature keys. For additional information, refer to Section 
MITL9108-093-l06-NA, SUPERSET 3TM...

Features Description 
4.76 SUPERSET qTM SET 
Description 
The SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX system supports SUPERSET qTM electronic 
telephone sets. The SUPERSET qTM set can have up to 14 Speed Dial 
numbers and one line appearance (Prime Line). The set can alternately 
have up to 15 line appearances (including Prime Line) and no Speed 
Dial numbers. In addition to these 15 keys, there is one red key (hold), 
four feature keys and six softkeys. The SUPERSET qTM set incorporates 
a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) for...

Features Description 
These options are described in Section MITL9108-093- 107-NA, 
SUPERSET qTM Set information. 
Operation 
Refer to Section MITL9108-093-107~NA, SUPERSET qTM Set informa- 
tion. 
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Features Description 
4.77 SWITCHHOOK FLASH TIMER OPTIONS 
Description 
This feature defines the maximum and minimum durations of a switch- 
hook flash as follows: 
Minimum Flash Timer: (10 ms units) 20-50 
Maximum Flash Timer: (10 ms units) 20-I 50 
Conditions 
None 
Programming 
Use System Options 41 (Minimum Flash Timer) and 42 (Maximum Flash 
Timer) to set the desired times. 
Operation 
None 
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