Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual

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7.11The ARS tables in Figures 7-2(a) and 7-2(b) have been com-
pleted using the raw data produced in this scenario. The order
in which they were completed is the order in which they would nor-
mally be programmed. A detailed description of the contents of the
tables is given in the paragraphs immediately following Steps 
1through 3.
Step 17.12Complete the COR Group Definition table, listing in each COR
Group the COR members to be included. The COMMENTS field
may...

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tory inquiry numbers and local office codes; (2) codes which provide
unrestricted access to toll routes (i.e., 0 and 01); (3) specific toll route
codes: (4) tie lines; (5) FX lines; (6) WATS lines; (7) calls to be com-
pieted via specialized common carriers. As each leading digits string is
entered, specify the number of digits to follow in the “QTY TO FOL-
LOW” column.
7.19Complete the nested digit strings table. Digit strings index a
route, route list, or...

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LEADING DIGITS: 
5IA1 TUNE(VES/NOJ:DIGITS TO BE AN
12
3
4
5
6
7
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1920
71
22
23
24
25TRUNK GROUPS: 1 
- LOCAL TRUNKS2 - ZOME 2 WATS ,
3 - FX LINE
4 - TIE LINECOR ASSIGNMENT:
COR 
1 - ALL TRUNKS
COR 2 
- WATS,FX.TIE,SCC.
COR 3 - FX.TIE,SCC
CDR 4 - FX.TIECOR 5 
- TIE
COR 
6 - INTERNAL CALLS ONLY
Figure 
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ROUTE TABLERouteTrunk Group
COR GroupDigit Modification
NumberNumber
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LIST TABLE,-r~--..--Number 
Rou:e
57 ;  2AY6Iv----_6-7 8 2 :  N72 ,8 /  ”I
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7.26Entries 14 and 15 contain digits which allow unlimited access to
the toll call network; i.e., digit 0 for operator assistance, and 01
for access to the international network. The number of digits to follow
for entry 12 is 0. The number of digits to follow for entry 13 is
UNKNOWN, since it is dependent on the call destination. The “QTY TO
FOLLOW” entry for this striny therefore contains the word UNKNOWN.
A route, ROUTE 2 exists, and satisfies the COR and...

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7.32Entries 23 through 25 contain digit strings which define the
three area codes which, in conjunction with entry 22, define the
area codes accessible through Zone 2 WATS. Unlike entry 22, calls
made via entry 23 through 25 can only be completed over either of
two routes: WATS, or DDD. These two routes are time-dependent and
are therefore indexed to PLAN 3 in the “TERM TYPE AND NUM” column.
Route Definition Table
7.33Calling devices which are routed to Route 1...

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7.40In this scenario, three trunk groups are time-dependent: the
WATS lines and the CO and SCC trunks. The tariff structure for
these two groups is such that WATS is less expensive than DDD on
Monday through Friday from 08:OO - 18~00 and on Saturday from 08:OO
- 12:oo.
COR Group Definition Table
7.41All entries in the COR Group Definition table are referenced
from the Route Definition table. Group 1 contains 
CORs 6,
through 25. Thus, peripheral devices which...

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8. SYSTEM PROGRAMMING8.01When the paper forms are complete, the data must be entered
into the system memory 
througrh the CDE terminal or Attendant
Console. This is part 
pf the Customer Data Entry process, described in
Section 
MITL9108-093-2 1 0-NA, Customer Data Entry.
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