Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

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5. SOFTWARE OVERVIEW 
General 
5.01 The SX-200’ DIGITAL PABX software is divided into two sepa- 
rate sections, one to run the Main Control processor and one to 
run the Peripheral Control processors. Each software section has its 
own layers to carry out system functions. The layers defined below 
apply to both controllers unless otherwise specified. 
Physical Layer 
5.02 The physical layer consists of the operating hardware such as 
the microprocessor, its associated memory and...

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plications such as Call Processing, Customer Data Entry, and Main- 
tenance management are provided for in the Main Control Processor 
software. 
Peripheral Control Processor Software 
5.09 The peripheral processors handle tasks that are real-time in- 
tensive, such as debouncing switchhooks, collecting rotary dial 
pulses, tone cadencing, and signaling on trunks. The peripheral pro- 
cessors are also responsible for monitoring hardware activity, such as 
cards being added and...

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6. CONFIGURATIONS 
General 
6.01 
The SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX is available in a 480-port configu- 
ration and a 336-pot-t fully digital configuration. In either con- 
figuration, the PABX can be expanded modularly from a basic to a 
full 
configuration. 
6.02 SX-200@ 
DIGITAL PA8X 480-Port Configuration - The 
SX-200’ DIGITAL 480-port configuration, with either Generic 
1000 or Generic 1001 software, has six configurations in either one or 
two cabinets. In the Control cabinet, the...

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Bay Control Card(s) 
2 MCC, BPS, FDD 
1 
BPS 
3 DIC, PCC, Scanner 
4 
DIC, PCC, Scanner 
5 31C - use of a flexible numbering plan 
- simultaneous use of DTMF and rotary dial stations 
- optional use of attendant consoles 
- extensive selection of standard and optional features 
- data port facility for traffic analysis and other requirements 
- automatic diagnostics 
- six to 36 power fail transfer trunks 
- optional reserve power supply or uninterruptible power supply 
- SUPERSET...

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6.05 SX-200’ 336-Port Configuration - If a digital shelf is added to 
the Universal Cabinet, the SX-200’ 336-port configuration can 
be equipped as follows: 
Bay Control Card(s) Optional Peripheral Cards 
2 MCC, BPS, FDD CNS, LWGS, Universal, COV, DID, OPS (up to 04) 
1 BPS ONS, LWGS, Universal, COV, DID, OPS (up to OS) 
3 BPS, BC ONS, LWGS, Universal, COV, DID, OPS (up to 08) 
4 BPS, BC ONS, LS/GS, Universal, COV, DID, OPS (up to 08) 
Note: Each bay in use must have all its Control...

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- 144 VOICE/DATA PORTS 
(12 CARDS) 
- 120 VOICE PORTS (95 CARDS) 
*NOT REQUIRED IF NO CARDS PRESENT IN BAY 1 - 215 VOICE PORTS 127 CARDS)  

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7. SX-200e DIGITAL PABX FEATURES 
7.01 The following lists identify the features that are available with 
Generic 1000 (Basic Business) software and Generic 1001 
(Advanced Business-Hotel/Motel) software. 
SYSTEM FEATURE LIST 
Feature Generic Generic 
1000 1001 
1 Abbreviated Dial (System Speed Call) 
Abbreviated Dial Entry via CDE Form 
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SYSTEM FEATURE LIST (CONT’D) 
Generic Generic 
Feature 1000 1001 
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ATTENDANT FEATURE LIST 
Called/Calling Name, Number, COS and COR 
Display 
Call Splitting 
Call Swapping 
Calls Waiting Display 
Camp-on 
CO Trunk to Non-CO Trunk Connect 
Hold Slots 
Individual Directory Number 
Inter-position Calling and Transfer 
Last Number Redial 
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