Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

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SPARES - 480-PORT CONFIGURATION
Marketing NamePart Number
Comments
Control Shelf Assembly
9108-014-OOO-NAPCM Cable (Bay 2-3)
9108-025-OOO-NAPCM and Ground Cable (Bay 
9108-026-OOO-NA2-4)
PCM Cable (Bay 4-5)8108-027-OOO-NAPFT Monitor Cable
9108-028-OOO-NARear Door Fan Assembly
9108-032-OOO-NASpare Fan
9 109-032-OOO-NAReplacement Filter (Front
9109-037-OOO-NADoor)
Floppy Disk Drive Assembly
9109-024-003-NASpare Diskettes Generic 1000 
9108-034-OOO-NA 3 Floppy Diskettes
Spare...

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PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENTKitLCD Console French
SUPERSET 3TM French
Conversion Kit
SUPERSET 3TM Label Kit9 173-002-OOO-NATM Protective Lens
SUPERSET qTM Label Kit
SUPERSET qTM Lens Kit
Handset
Handset Cord
SUPERSET qTMSets
SUPERSET@ Line Cord Pack9 170-048-004-NAStatic Protection Unit
9180-067-OOl-NA Protects system against static discharges at
stations. installed at distribution frame. One
unit handles 25 stations.
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DOCUMENTATION
Marketing NamePart NumberCommentsSX-200@ DIGITAL Generic9108-035-OOl-NA Contains Volumes l-4 of Technical Docu-
1000/1001 Volumes 1 to 4mentation, which cover Generic 1000 and
Generic 1001 features.
SX-200@ DIGITAL Generic
1000/1001 Volume 1
SX-200@ DIGITAL Generic
1000/1001 Volume 2
SX-200@ DIGITAL Generic
1000/1001 Volume 3
SX-200m DIGITAL Generic
1000/1001 Volume 4
9108-092-OOl-NA
9108-092-002-NA
9 108-092-003-NA
9 108-092-004-NAAttendant Console Guide...

MITEL STANDARD PRACTICESECTION MITL9108-093-220-NAIssue 2, September 1986
SX-200” DIGITAL
PRIVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH EXCHANGE (PABX)
AUTOMATIC ROUTE SELECTION AND TOLL CONTROL
Copyright of 
MITE1 Corporation 1986
@‘Registered Trademark of MITEL Corporation
TM 
- Trademark of MITEL Corporation
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Automatic Route Selection and Toll Control
CONTENTSPAGE
l.GENERAL........................................l-1Introduction...................................l-l
ReasonforReissue..............................l-l
ARS: General Description.........................l-l
2. NUMBERING PLANS...............................2-l
General.......................................2-l
North American Numbering Plan...................2-l
3. CALL ROUTING OPTIONS...........................3-l...

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1. GENERAL
introduction1 .OlThis Section contains a comprehensive description of the Auto-
matic Route Selection (ARS) feature of the 
SX-ZOO@ DIGITAL
PABX. Parts 2 and 3 provide the reader with background information on
the North American Numbering Plan and on the routing options offered
to PABX owners by telecommunications companies. A clear under-
standing of these parts is essential in order to fully implement ARS.
The remainder of the document is dedicated...

Automatic Route Selection and Toll Control
2. NUMBERING PLANS
General2.01The ARS feature is universal, insofar as it is compatible with
any numbering plan which may be employed by any public
network. It is, however, necessary to understand the numbering plan of
the public network which serves the PABX in order to make full use of
the toll application of the ARS feature.
North American Numbering Plan
2.02The purpose of any numbering plan is to enable any subscriber
in the network to be connected to any...

Automatic Route Selection and Toll Control
Operator0Service Number
411Local Call592-1111
Toll Call Within an Area
l-256-2222
Toll Call to Another Area
l-416-486-3333
Toll Call Within an Area (NO 1 prefix)
256-2222
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3. CALL ROUTING OPTIONS
General3.01Telephone companies offer a number of different methods of
routing calls over the public network (e.g., tie trunks, WATS
lines), each of which has a different cost structure. Correct use of
these trunks can provide substantial savings to the user.
3.02 To determine which routing options are best suited to any
given PABX a traffic survey should be completed by the in-
stallation company prior to installation. The Traffic...