Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual
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Features Description 4.41 HANG UP PRIORITY Description When an extension hangs up, calls waiting for this station will be served in the following order: Recall, Camp-On external; Camp-On internal; Callbacks. Conditions None Programming None Operation None Page 4-45
Features Description 4.42 HOTEL/MOTEL FEATURES Description The SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX Hotel/Motel feature package provides standard PBX hotel/motel features such as Attendant Ca!! Blocking, Message Registration, Automatic Wake-up and Room Status. The following hotel/motel features are available: 0 Attendant Call Block 0 Automatic Wake-Up (Alarm Call) a Message Register l Room Status l Automatic Room Status Conversion l Room Call Restriction l Attendant Guest Room Key Display. Conditions 0 Hotel/motel features are not available in software Generic 1000. Programming See ‘Programming’ for individual features Operation See ‘Operation’ for individual features. Page 4-46
Features Description 4.43 HUNT GROUPS Description Master number hunting allows a user to dial an access code (the master hunt number of the hunt group), and have the call completed to the first idle extension in that hunt group. Any extension within a hunt group may be accessed directly by dialing the extension number: hunting will not take place if the extension is busy. Two types of hunting are provided by the system: Circular, and Terminal Hunting. Trunks may also be placed in circular or terminal hunt groups. Circular Hunting starts at the extension after the last extension in the hunt group to which a call was completed (the extension rung), and hunts over all extensions in the hunt group in the sequence pro- grammed. Hunting stops at the first idle extension found. If all exten- sions are busy, the calling extension hears busy tone, and may camp- on to the hunt group. A Non-Dial-In trunk receives ringback, while a transferred trunk will receive Music On Hold, if provided. Terminal Hunting starts at the first extension in the hunt group and terminates at the first idle extension found. Hunting takes place in the order in which the extensions were programmed into the hunt group. A maximum of 50 hunt groups may be programmed. The first extension in a Hunt Group list without Do Not Disturb ac- tivated, will receive a camp-on beep (and a SWAPKAMPON softkey if it is a SUPERSET qTM set) when all extensions in hunt group are busy. Conditions All extensions must be programmed before programming the Hunt Group. The Hunt Group Access Code must be unique and must not conflict with the system numbering plan. Trunks may be directed to a Hunt Group. Extensions cannot be in more than one circular Hunt Group. An extension with Do Not Disturb set or which is busied-out will be passed in the hunt. An extension in a hunt group with call forwarding in effect will also be passed in the hunt. Page 4-47
Features Description Programming Program all extensions via CDE Form 9 (Stations/SUPERSET@ Sets). Program the Hunt Group: e Enter the desired extensions. l Enter the hunt group access code. l Select CIRCULAR option if required. Operation None Page 4-48
Features Description 4.44 ILLEGAL ACCESS INTERCEPT Description Calls to nonprogrammed or restricted access codes or extension num- bers can be routed to a given answering point for completion. This point can be an LDN position on the Attendant Console (see ATTEN- DANT LDN KEYS) or any valid extension number. Illegal number inter- cept points can be programmed to be different or the same for DAY, NIGHTl, and NIGHT2 modes of system operation. Conditions If the required programming is not done, such calls will receive reorder tone. Programming To cause all calls to restricted numbers to be routed to a specific answering point, enter CDE Form 19 (Cali Rerouting Table) to do the following: l Enter the desired answering point access code, or extension number into the DAY column for the “Station Illegal Number Routing For This Tenant” Call Type. Operation None Page 4-49
Features Description 4.45 IMMEDIATE RING Description Ringing is applied to a called idle extension number after the last digit has been dialed. Conditions None Programming None Operation None Page 4-50
Features Description 4.46 lNHll3lT OVERLAP OUTPULSING Description If this system option is selected, the ARS package will collect all diaied digits before outpulsing digits on the outgoing trunk. Conditions None Programming Select System Option 26 (No Overlap Outpulsing). If variable length account codes are used, set the Unknown Digit Length Timer via System Option 36 (ARS Unknown Digit Length Time- out). Operation None Page 4-51
Features Description 4.47 LAST PARTY RECEIVES DIAL TONE Description If this system option is selected, the last party left after a call will receive dial tone instead of silence. The caller may initiate calls imme- diately upon hearing dial tone. Conditions None Programming Select System Option 22 (Last Party Clear - Dial Tone). Operation None Page 4-52
Features Description 4.48 LIMITED WAIT FOR DIAL TONE Description After a trunk has been accessed, the system will wait for between 3 and 15 seconds before assuming dial tone is present. If dial tone is detected before the time-out period expires, the system will begin outpulsing (or toning) at the time it receives dial tone. Should no dial tone be present after the time-out period, the svstem will automati- cally begin outpulsing (or toning). Conditions None LProgramming Set System Option 37 (Limited Wait for Dial Tone) for 3-15 seconds. To program a trunk to wait for dial tone, select COS Option 802 (Limited Wait for Dial Tone) for the trunk. Operation None Page 4-53
Features Description 4.49 LINE LOCKOUT Description If an extension goes off-hook, and does not dial digits or go back on-hook for a length of time, the extension will be locked out. In the locked-out state, the extension cannot originate, or receive calls. The extension appears busy to potential callers. To remove the extension from the locked-out state, simply go back on-hook. Conditions Dial tone time-out is 15 seconds, with an additional 30 seconds of reorder tone before lockout is applied to the extension Interdigit time-out is 10 seconds for lines, ‘15 seconds for trunks, with an additional 30 seconds of fast busy tone before a lockout is applied to an extension. Programming None Operation None Page 4-54