Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx General Description Manual
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Features Description
EXTENSION FEATURE LIST
TABLE 81-3FeatureGeneric Generic
1000
1001Account Codes
Automatic Wake-up1 Broker’s Call
Call Forwardina (five
ontions)
1 Call Park- ..- . .
I r/r/
dIIICall Retrieve
Callback Busy (extension and out!
Camp-ongoing trunk)v! v, ]
v’4Cannot Dial a Trunk after Flashing Option
Cannot Dial a Trunk (if holding or in
conference with a trunk)
CC Trunk to Non-CO Trunk Connect
Conferencina
(uo to five oat-ties)
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Features Description
EXTENSION FEATURE LIST
TABLE 81-3FeatureGeneric Generic
1000
1001Account Codes
Automatic Wake-up1 Broker’s Call
Call Forwardina (five
ontions)
1 Call Park- ..- . .
I r/r/
dIIICall Retrieve
Callback Busy (extension and out!
Camp-ongoing trunk)v! v, ]
v’4Cannot Dial a Trunk after Flashing Option
Cannot Dial a Trunk (if holding or in
conference with a trunk)
CC Trunk to Non-CO Trunk Connect
Conferencina
(uo to five oat-ties)
rta Securityr/4aled Call Pickup
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Features Description Tip iead The first wire of a telephone pair, originally named because it was the lead connected to the “tip” of a telephone plug; the second wire of the pair being called the Ring Lead, as it was connected to the ring of theplug.Toll Control Toll Control, as applied in the SX-ZOO@ DIGITAL PABX, restricts the users to the use of certain trunk routes and denies the use of specific directory numbers. It forms part of the ARS feature, and each user is assigned a COR which, being associated with the trunk route tables in ARS, determines what degree of access the particular station has to the trunk network. Tone Detector Tone detection is a function provided by the Digital Signal Processor (DSP) to detect and analyse call progress and DTMF tones LIPS Uninterruptable Power Supply. VNL S’ee Vie Net Loss Via Net Loss (VNL) This term is used in the transmission loss and level plans which are employed within the North American pubiic and private telephone networks The VNL plan automatically applies gain or attenuation (loss), at the switching node points, in a predetermined manner, to trunk and toll connections in the network. This has the result of providing an acceptable transmission grade of service to subscribers. See also Switched Digital Network Plan (SDNP) and MITLg108-093-980-NA, En- gineering Information. Wink Start The Wink Start feature applies generally to tie trunk circuit operation. When an incoming trunk is seized it may be necessary to prevent the transmission of any digit sequences, until the incoming trunk equip- ment is ready to receive these digits. When the incoming trunk equip- ment is ready to receive the digits, a Wink Start condition is sent from the incoming end to the originating end of the trunk. The distant termination can now send digit sequences over the trunk. See also Delay Dial.Page A-1 6/l 6
Features DescriptionA APPEFdDlX B GENERlC 1000 AND GENERIC 1001 FEATURES SYSTEM FEATURE LAST81.01 Table Bl-1 outlines the feature differences between software Generic 1000 and software Generic 1001. TABLE Bl-1 Page B-1
Features Description TABLE 81-1 (COMT’D)Feature Page B-2
Features Description ATTENDANT FEATURE LIST TABLE Bl-2Feature Automatic Wake-up Bell OffI vI v JI JI -r,- errider/4 ,I Blocking IL..-,. i-3 ..-..I LI-A- -.._ --/ICamp-on CO Trunk to Non-CO Trunk Connect Date Display Direct Trunk Select DISA Code Setup Enable olav of SUPERSET MessanesDiqDND Setup ar Id Cancel ionsoleExtension Busy-out Flash over Trunk French Console Operation Guest Room Features I Enalish Cr/r/ r/r/ ,’ r/t Hold Slots I Individual Directorv NumberI ,/ 1 a/ I .I JI J 1Page B-3
Features Description TABLE Bl-2 (CONT’DIFeature Page B-4
Features Description EXTENSION FEATURE LIST TABLE 81-3FeatureGeneric Generic 1000 1001Account Codes Automatic Wake-up1 Broker’s Call Call Forwardina (five ontions) 1 Call Park- ..- . . I r/r/ dIIICall Retrieve Callback Busy (extension and out! Camp-ongoing trunk)v! v, ] v’4Cannot Dial a Trunk after Flashing Option Cannot Dial a Trunk (if holding or in conference with a trunk) CC Trunk to Non-CO Trunk Connect Conferencina (uo to five oat-ties) rta Securityr/4aled Call Pickup kk r/ i;:; rected Call PiCkUDJ 1 Dial Ione Vat Disturb1 External Call Forwardinar/i/ JJ . Flash for Attendant Flash DisableFlash on Incoming/Outgoing Trunk Hot LineHunt Groups Inward Restriction (DID) Line Lockout Alarm I Manual LineNever a Consultee Never a Forwardee No Dial Tone &n-Busy Extension Originate Only Override Securitv r/r/ 4J . I r/4 v’I r/ JPaging Access Page B-5
Features Descripti.on SUPERSET FEATURE LIST TABLE Bl-4Feature Generic Generic 1000 1001Account Code Access Add Held Advisory Messages ARS Most Expensive Route Warning Message Auto-Answer Me&ages Waiting Indication Microphone On/Off Page B-7
Features Description TABLE 51-4 (CONT’D) FeatureGeneric 1000 Multiline Appearance (key line and multiple call) Music on Camo-on/Holdi\Jame Function New Call Tone Niaht Answer (TAFAS) Niiht Switchin‘g (for ienants)No Ring Line Appearances Overriding Party Identification IPaaina Access (all zones) Pi&pPrime Line Privacy Release SLb-Attendant Recall User ProgrammableGeneric 1001 Page B-8/8
Features Description APPENDIX C SUMMARY OF CALL TYPES FOR CALL REROUTU’t4GCl.01 The following describes all of the ‘call types’ found in the call rerouting table. See CALL REROLITING.CALL TYPE Station Dial 0 Routing -Any extension which dials the extension general attendant ac- cess code (0) will be routed here. This is based on the caller’s tenant. Priority Dial 0 Routing -‘---.Any extension which dials the extension general attendant ac- cess code (0) and has PRIORITY DIAL 0 in its COS will be routed here. This is based on the caller’s tenant. DID Recall Point on Busy -A DID call reaching a busy extension or hunt group will be routed here. This is based on the destination tenant. DID Recall Point No Answer -A DID call reaching an extension which does not answer will be routed here. This is based on the destination tenant. DID Routing for Calls into this Tenant -All DID calls normally routed to extensions will be routed here to allow screening of DID calls. This is based on the destination tenant. DID intercept Routing for Calls into this Tenant -A DID call to an illegal number will be routed here. This is based on the DID’s tenant. DID Vacant Number Routing for this Tenant -A DID call to a vacant number will be routed here. This is based on the DID’s tenant. DID Attendant Night Access Points -A DID call to the attendant while the system is in NIGHT service will be routed here. This is based on the DID’s tenant. Non-Dial-In Trunks Alternate Recall Points -Non-Dial-In trunks that have waited for a busy or non-answering extension for the pre-determined recall time will be routed here. This is based on the destination tenant. Dial-In Tie Recall Point on Busy -A Dial-In Tie call reaching a busy extension will be routed here. This is based on the destination tenant. Page C-l