Mitel SX 200 DIGITAL Pabx General Descriptions Manual

							Data Features
- press CANCEL key at console
or,
- press CANCEL softkey at a SUPERSET telephone
or,
- press BACK TO HELD sof-tkey at a SUPERSET4DN telephone
or,
- flash the hook switch at a SUPERSET telephone, a SUPERSET3DN tele- -phone, or an industry-standard telephone
External ADL Modem Pooling Call
0Dial the ADL access code
lDial the Modem Pool access code, unless the default modem pool is to be
used.
lDial the external destination (dial the ARS leading digit string and the des-tination number). Re-order tone is returned if the data connection cannot
be made.
lWhen answer tone is heard, hang up the voice telephone. The data call is
established.
External DTRX Modem Pooling Call
0 Originate a DTRX session (see DTRX CALL ORIGINATE/DISCONNECT)
lEnter “CALL” followed by the Modem Pool Hunt Group access code, (omit
the Modem Pool Hunt Group access code if the default modem pool hunt
group is to be used),
lEnter the destination name or number. (For external calls, dial the ARS
leading digit string and the destination number).
0 Press RETURN.
0The DTE displays RINGING while the destination is ringing and CON-
NECTED when the data connection is established.
Modem Pooling QueuingDescription
.
6.22 Modem Pooling callers who encounter a busy Modem Pool Hunt Group,
destination 
dataset, Data Hunt Group, or Trunk Group can queue for it.
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							Features Description
lDID trunk callers cannot queue. They receive busy tone unless an answer-
point is programmed in the Call Rerouting table for DID Recall Points onBusy.
lDIL trunks can queue for a modem pool hunt group, dataset, or Data Hunt
Group, but they receive 
ringback tone, not busy.
lTrunk callers have higher priority than internal callers for queuing.
ProgrammingEnable COS Option 900 (Data Station Queuing) in the caller’s Class ofService.Operation
Operation varies depending upon the modem configuration as described be-
low.
Incoming Modem Pool Queuing
The modem pool hunt group or destination is busy. Special busy tone is re-
turned for 2 seconds, followed by Busy tone when the 
campon occurs.
SUPERSET telephone users receive Busy tone but must press the CAMPON
softkey within 10 seconds.
ADL Outgoing Modem Pool Queuing
The modem pool hunt group or trunk group is busy. Special busy tone is re-
turned for 2 seconds, followed by Busy tone when the 
campon occurs.
SUPEf?SET4 telephone users receive Busy tone but must press the CAMPON
softkey within IO seconds.
DTRX Outgoing Modem Pool Queuing
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							7. MAINTENANCE FEATURES7.1 All features provided by the 5X-200 DIGITAL PABX which apply to Mainte-
nance are described in the following paragraphs. Maintenance functions are
performed at the RS-232 Maintenance Terminal, which can be any RS-232
80-character terminal. It is recommended that a terminal capable of inter-
preting the ANSI special character set be used.
Information presented on the maintenance terminal CRT includes:
l system date, system time
0 current system alarm level
l system identification number
l maintenance data display area
l command entry line
0 softkey labels (softkeys 1 to 5)
lsoftkey labels (softkeys 6 to 0)
Maintenance functions may also be accessed from the Attendant Console;
information presented on the 4-line console LCD display includes:
l system date, system time
l command entry line
l softkey labels (Fl-F5)
0 softkey labels (F6-FO).
When the console is used for Maintenance, the maintenance output data is
displayed on the LCD.
For further information on the Maintenance Terminal, refer to Practice
9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.Alarm Indication
Description .
7.2 There are four alarm levels: NO ALARM, MINOR, MAJOR and CRITICAL.
Minor 
a!arms indicate problems affecting the system in a small proportion.
Major Alarms indicate problems causing a serious system wide degradation of
service. Critical alarms indicate problems of such severity that they warrant
automatic activation of System Fail Transfer.
Alarm status is indicated on the upper right corner of the maintenance termi-
nal, and on the top line of the attendant console LCD display.
Refer to Practice 
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							Features DescriptionConditions
None
ProgrammingNoneOperation
NoneAlarm 
LEDs
Description7.3 All SX-200 DIGITAL PABX peripheral cards (lines, trunks, receivers, etc.)
have one red alarm LED, which is illuminated if a diagnostic test fails on the
card, or if the card is installed in a wrong or non-programmed card slot.Conditions
None
ProgrammingNoneOperation
None
Alarm Status Display
Description7.4 The maintainer can display the system alarm levels either in their entirety,
or divided into their separate categories. The categories are:
0 Lines
l Trunks
0 DTMF Receivers
0 PCM Channels.
Conditions
The following conditions apply to this feature:
0Refer to Practice 9109-094-353-NA, General Maintenance Information.
ProgrammingNoneOperationRefer to Practice 
9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.
Configuration Report
Description
7.5 The maintainer can display the system configuration (physical location of
major devices) to the level of modules installed on cards in the peripheral
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							Maintenance FeaturesConditions
None
ProgrammingProgram the system configuration in CDE Form 01 (System Configuration).Operation
Refer to Practice 9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.
Copy Database.Description
7.6 The maintainer can make a backup copy of the system database diskettes
using the system’s floppy disk drives.Conditions
The new diskette must already contain the system software.
If the system software on the new diskette is of a different version than that
on the original diskette, the system must be reset using the new diskette be-
fore it can be used.
The card to which the Console is connected must not be removed during the
Copy Database process.
ProgrammingNoneOperation
Refer to Practice 9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.
Customer Data Entry (CDE) Backup and RestoreDescription
7.7 This feature allows Customer Data to be dumped onto a second floppy
disk, and also allows new generic software to be loaded jnto the system from
disk.Conditions
None
ProgrammingNoneOperation
Refer to Practice 9109-09+210-NA, Customer Data Entry (CDE).
Device Error Analysis StatisticsDescription
7.8 The 5X-200 DIGITAL system records data about errors that occur during
operation of datasets, disk drives, HDLC links, and 
Tl trunks. System Mainte-
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							Features DescriptionConditions
None
ProgrammingNone
OperationRefer to Practice 
9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.
Device Status Report
Description7.9 The maintainer can display the status of any peripheral circuit or circuits
by entering a command at the maintenance terminal. The information dis-
played includes: circuit location, circuit type, call processing state and mainte-
nance state.Conditions
None
ProgrammingNone
OperationRefer to Practice 
9109-094-35l-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.
Diagnostics
Description7.10 The SX-200 DIGITAL PABX has a complete, comprehensive diagnostic
package. The diagnostic set can be divided into three distinct categories:
power-up diagnostics, background diagnostics, and directed diagnostics.
Power-up diagnostics test virtually all of the system’s hardware, and are run
only when the system is powered up or reset. 
_
Background diagnostics are run continuously in the on-line environment,
and cover all of the digital peripheral cards in the system, and all of the ana-
log junctors.
Directed diagnostics are run on command from the maintenance terminal or
console in the on-line environment, and cover most of the peripheral cards in
the system.Conditions
Refer to Practice 9109-094-353-NA, General Maintenance Information.
ProgrammingNoneOperation
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							Maintenance Features
Remote Maintenance Administration and Test (RMATS) Access
Description7.11 The RMAT System allows personnel at maintenance centers (off-user
premises) to access the 
%-2&I DIGITAL PABX to obtain maintenance data or
to make programming changes. It provides a means to identify alarm condi-
tions and to perform Customer Data Entry without visiting the user’s prem-
ises.
Referto Practice 9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal for infor-
mation on setting up a remote terminal.Conditions
None
ProgrammingNone
OperationAil of the maintenance functionality is available at the remote site.
Remove from Service, Return to Service
Description7.12 The maintainer can remove a line, trunk, receiver circuit or analog junc-
tor circuit from service to perform maintenance functions on it. Removing a
circuit from service makes it inaccessible to call processing; it remains so until
the maintainer returns it to service.Conditions
None
.
ProgrammingNoneOperation
Refer to Practice 9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal
*
Show, Set DateDescription
7.13 The maintainer can show and set the system date from the maintenance
terminal.Conditions
None
ProgrammingNoneOperation
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							Features Description
Show, Set System TimeDescription
7.14 The maintainer can show and set the system time from the maintenance
terminal.Conditions
Changing the system time can affect ACD timing for calls currently in an ACD
path.
ProgrammingIn CDE Form 04 (System Options/System Timers) program System Feature 01
(24-Hour Clock) to select either a 12-hour and a 24-hour clock.Operation
Refer to Practice 9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.
System Logging Facility
Description7.15 The SX-200 DIGITAL PABX keeps a system event log on the system floppy
disk. Each time the “maintenance state” (i.e., faulty, suspect, available) of a
device changes, or a major event occurs (i.e., a card installed in the wrong
slot), a log report is generated. These log reports are accessible from the
maintenance terminal or console, where they can be read, printed, or de-
leted.Conditions
None
ProgrammingNone
aOperation
Refer to Practice 9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal.
Test Line Function.Description
7.16 The Test Line, in addition to normal extension facilities, has access to
maintenance and testing features which allow service personnel to perform
some maintenance functions by entering DTMF digits. The functions possible
are:
Function
IAccess CodeI
Busy-Out Device
Return Device To Service26 (BO)
77 (RS)
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							Maintenance Features
FunctionAccess Code
Test Junctor (PCM Path)85 (TJ)
Direct Trunk Select38 (DT)
Test Printer
87 (TP)
Dump Logs35 (DL)
Copy Data base23 (CD)
Refer to Practice 
9109-094-353-NA, Maintenance Information for additionalinformation.
Conditions
There must be a line card in Bay 2, Slot 1. Circuit 1 is the Test Line.
ProgrammingAssign an access code to Feature 18 (Maintenance Functions -Test Line).
OperationPractice 
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							APPENDIX A. GLOSSARY OF SX-200 DIGITAL TERMS
A.1 This glossary is intended to assist personnel in becoming familiar with the
terms used in the 
SX-200 DIGITAL PABX. It is not a complete listing, as many
of the more well known 
ierms already exist in various specifications, MITEL
Practices, and similar documents.
ABH
See Average Busy Hour
ABSBH
See Average Busy Season Busy Hour
AID
See Analog/DigitalADL
Associated Data Line
AIOD
Automatic Identified Outward Dialing
ASCII
American Standard Code for Information Interchange. A code in common
use, which was developed by the American Standards Association, for
both synchronous and non-synchronous data transmission between 
DTEs.
Characters consist of an B-bit binary code and incorporate parity bits.Abbreviated Dialing
The Abbreviated Dial facility is provided to give users the ability to dial ab-
breviated speed call codes, which substitute for a system wide list of fre-
quently-called numbers. These numbers can be displayed or programmed,
when required, at the attendant console or the Maintenance terminal.Absorbed Digits
In certain call processing functions performed by the SX-200 DIGITAL
PABX, it may be necessary to suppress the onward transmission of certain
digits received in a dialed sequence of digits. This digit absorption is re-
quired for applications such as DID calls and ARS purposes; see also Digit
Modification.
Account Codes
Account codes are used with the SMDR facility of the SX-200 DIGITAL
PABX in order to record trunk call details (for example, time and date of
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