Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

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7. UPGRADING AN EXISTING SX-200@ PABX TO AN SX-200@ DIGITAL 
PABX 
Strategy 
7.01 
The control cabinet will be installed beside the existing 
SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX cabinet, equipped with the new atten- 
dant console, new stations, trunks, or features for Bays, 1, 2 or 3, and 
powered up. All testing can be completed and the new database 
entered with CDE, including all equipment in the existing SX-200@ 
system. The existing SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX is then reconfigured as a 
Peripheral cabinet and added to the SX-200” DIGITAL PABX Control 
cabinet. This procedure assumes that most of the existing stations and 
trunks will remain the same in the peripheral cabinet, and that expan- 
sion will be provided by the control cabinet. All reassignments and 
wiring changes will be performed at the time of installation. 
General Comments 
7.02 The following special circuits must be disconnected from the 
SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX and connected to the SX-200@ DIGITAL 
PABX at the cross-connect field during final cutover: 
0 
Music on hold source 
l Paging voice lines 
0 
Paging control lines 
0 
Night bell control lines. 
7.03 The following SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX (Peripheral Cabinet) con- 
nections are not used after an upgrade to SX-200@ DIGITAL 
PABX: 
Console connections, including connector on maintenance pan- 
el. 
Test line terminals (still connected to Bay 4, Slot 1, Circuit 1) 
Special connections described above (now connect to Control 
cabinet cables) 
RMATS modem or modules 
Recorded Announcement Cards (RAC). 
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CHART 7-l 
SX-200@ PABX UPGRADE TO SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX 
Step 
1. 
Action 
Unpack the Control cabinet and place it in its 
assigned location following the installation 
charts in Part 5 of this Section. 
Comments 
2. Relocate the #6 AWG system ground to the NOTE: Connect a temporary jumper 
common ground stud in the control cabinet. 
between the SX-200@ cabinet and 
Concurrently install the PCM cable between 
the ground wire so that an electrical 
the cabinets connecting the braid to the 
connection is continuously 
ground stud in each cabinet. Do not connect 
maintained between the PABX and 
the signal part of the PCM cable. 
the building ground (to keep ground 
start trunks operational). Since the 
connection is for only a few 
minutes, lighter wire, such as #14, 
may be used. 
3. Install the control cabinet as a stand-alone 
installation, following the instructions in Part 
5 of this Section. 
4. Install the attendant console, maintenance 
The stations may be located 
terminal, stations, and at least one trunk, and alongside the Digital PABX, for ease 
make the PABX operational. of testing, and to minimize 
disruption to the existing PABX. 
5. Add the existing stations, trunks and related To minimize wiring changes, keep 
features, COS, COR,‘and other information to 
the SX-200* DIGITAL PABX database. existing station and trunk 
connections the same for both 
systems. 
6. At a period of no traffic, complete the 
upgrade as follows. 
7. Power down the SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX It is not necessary to power down 
system, including its reserve power supply if the Control cabinet. 
equipped, and remove the line cord from the 
wall receptacle. 
8. While wearing the antistatic wrist strap, 
Existing station and trunk cards, and 
remove the following printed circuit boards 
the Scanner card remain in their 
and pack them in antistatic bags and PCB 
present positions. 
shipping cartons: Console, RCP, Tone, IPC, 
memory (if present in position 21 or 22), 
Receiver, RAD, RAC. 
9. 
10. From the rear of the cabinet, remove the To remove the console interface 
following: boards it is necessary to loosen the 
console cables, intershelf jumpers PI01 and shelf and move it forward to access 
P102, printer cable, console interface boards. the screws in the boards. 
Connect the printer cable, if present, to J29 
on the Control Shelf backplane. 
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CHART 7-l (CONT’D) 
SX-200’ PABX UPGRADE TO SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX 
Step 
11. 
Action 
Remove all existing consoles from the 
system and repack them. 
Comments 
12. If peripheral shelf card assignments are to be 
changed, reposition the cards at this time. 
13. Continue with the installation by following To minimize wiring changes, it is 
the charts for installing a peripheral cabinet recommended that existing station 
(Bays 4 and 5). and trunk assignments in the 
peripheral cabinet not be changed 
at this time. 
NOTE: Many of the steps can be skipped 
since the cabinet and cables are in place and 
have been working. The main steps are to 
add the new cards, PCM cables, and 
miscellaneous features such as Music on 
Hold, Paging, and Night Bells. 
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APPENDIX A 
FCC INTERCONNECTION REQUIREMENTS 
TELEPHONE COMPANY INTERCONNECTION 
General 
Al.01 
This equipment has been approved by the Federal Communica- 
tions Commission (FCC) as not being harmful to the telephone 
network when connected directly to the telephone lines through the 
standard 50-pin blue ribbon prescribed by the FCC Rule. This Section 
is applicable to telephone interconnection in the United States. 
Notification 
Al.02 
Prior to the interconnection of this equipment, the local tele- 
phone company is to be notified; inform the company that you 
have FCC-registered equipment which you wish to connect to their 
trunks. Give them the following information: 
l The PABX being connected is a MITEL Incorporated Model SX- 
200@ DIGITAL PABX. 
0 The l4-digit FCC Registration Number for the SX-200@ DIGITAL 
PABX is BN285B64724MFE. 
l The Ringer Equivalence number which is 2.1B. 
l The jacks or connectors required are RJ21X. RJ2EX or RJ2GX as 
shown in Table Al-l. 
Connection Limitations 
Al.03 Due to the FCC Part 68 Rule, no connection can be made to 
party lines and to coin telephone service. 
Network Changes 
Al.04 The telephone company may make changes to its communica- 
tion service; such changes may include the change of trunk 
circuits, changes in the operational characteristics of its trunk, etc. 
Before doing this, however, the company shall provide official notifica- 
tion, so that the operation of the PABX service will not be interrupted. 
Maintenance Limitation 
Al.05 
This equipment has been registered with the FCC for direct 
connection to the telephone network. Under the FCC Program, 
the user is restricted from making any changes or repairs and from 
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performing any maintenance operations other than those specifically 
included in this Standard Practice. 
Al.06 Circuit cards may be removed by the user; however, replace- 
ment cards are to be supplied only by MITEL or its authorized 
agent. No field repair of circuit cards by the user is authorized. 
Al.07 No cabling or wiring changes within the console are permitted 
by the user. Plug-ended cables, as detailed in this Standard 
Practice, are to be used for all external connections between the 
console and the telephone company interface jack. 
Al.08 Power supply components and cabling is only to be changed or 
maintained by MITEL or by an authorized agent of MITEL. 
Trouble Corrections 
Al.09 
Most troubles are diagnosed by the circuitry of the system, and 
the console readout idicates the circuit and card that is mal- 
functioning. Card replacement can be made by the user. 
Al.10 For more complex malfunction, appropriate field service is pro- 
vided by MITEL or its authorized agents. 
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TABLE Al-l 
USOC CONNECTOR PIN DESIGNATIONS 
35 R-S T E T 
10 S-R R M R 
36 BK-BL T T 
Tl 
11 BL-BK R R Rl 
37 BK-0 T E E 
12 0-BK R M M 
Pair Connector Type 
Pin 
Colour RJ21 X RJ2EX RJSGX 
38 
BK-G T T T 
13 G-BK R 
R R 
39 BK-BR T 
E Tl 
14 BR-BK R 
M RI 
40 BK-S T 
T E 
15 S-BK R 
R M 
41 Y-BL T 
E T 
16 BL-Y R M R 
42 Y-O T T Tl 
17 O-Y R R RI 
43 Y-G T E E 
18 G-Y R M M 
44 Y-BR T T T 
19 BR-Y R 
R R 
45 Y-S T E Tl 
20 S-Y R M Rl 
46 V-BL T- 
T E 
21 BL-V R 
R M 
47 v-o T 
E T 
22 o-v R M R 
48 V-G T T Tl 
23 G-V R R Rl 
49 V-BR T E E 
24 BR-V R 
M M 
50 
v-s SPARE 
25 S-V SPARE 
Remarks 
The types of Universal Service Order Code (USOC) connectors shown have pin designations 
according to type of interface required by the Telephone Company. Use of these connectors 
are 
determined as follows: 
RJ2lX: 2-wire loop, or ground start trunk 
2-wire reverse battery (DID) 
2-wire off-premises extension 
(Class A through E) 
2-wire Automatic Identified Outward 
Dialing (AIOD) 
2-wire message register 
RJ2EX: 2-wire tie trunk with E and M Type 
signaling I 
RJ2GX: 4-wire tie trunk with E and M Type 
signaling I 
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							MITEL STANDARD PRACTICE SECTION MITL9108-093-206-NA 
Issue 2, September 1986 
SX-200” DIGITAL 
PRDVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH EXCHANGE (PABX) 
INSTALLATION FORMS 
Copyright of MITEL Corporation 1986 
TM - Trademark of MITEL Corporation 
@Registered Trademark of MITEL Corporation  
						

							installation Forms 
CONTENTS 
PAGE 
1. INTRODUCTION ................................... I-l 
General ......................................... I-I 
Reason for Reissue ............................... I-I 
Section Overview ................................. I-I 
2. SYSTEM INITIALIZATION ............................ 2-I 
General ......................................... 
2-I 
3. CUSTOMER DATA ENTRY FORMS ..................... 3-1 
General ......................................... 3-l 
4. TRUNK CARD SWITCH ASSIGNMENT FORMS ............ 4-l 
General ......................................... 4-l 
5. CABLING AND CROSS-CONNECTIONS ................. 5-I 
General ......................................... 5-I 
FIGURE TITLE PAGE 
4-I CO Trunk Card Switch Functions ................ 4-3 
4-2 E&M/Tie Trunk Card Switch Functions ........... 4-6 
4-3 DID/Tie Trunk Card Switch Functions ............ 4-9 
LIST OF TABLES 
TABLE TITLE PAGE 
3-I Available Forms ............................. 3-l 
3-2 Form 01 - System Configuration ................ 3-2 
3-3 Form 02 - Feature Access Codes ................ 3-6 
3-4 Form 03 - Class-of-Service Options ............. 3-8 
3-5 Form 04 - System Options/System Timers ....... 3-13 
3-6 Form 05 - Tenant Interconnection Table ......... 3-14 
3-7 Form 06 - Tenant Night Switching Control ....... 3-15 
3-8 Form 07 - Console Assignments ............... 3-I 6 
3-9 Form 08 - Attendant LDN Assignments .......... 3-17 
3-10 Form 09 - Station/SUPERSET@ Sets ............. 3-l 8 
3-I I SUPERSET@ Set Lines ........................ 
3-19 
3-12 Form 10 - 
Pickup Groups ..................... 3-20 
3-13 Form 13 - 
Trunk Circuit Descriptors ............ 3-21 
3-14 
Trunk Circuit Descriptor Options ............... 3-22 
3-15 Form I4 - Non-Dial-In Trunks ................. 3-30 
3-16 Form 15 
- Dial-In Trunks ..................... 3-31 
3-17 Form 16 - 
Trunk Groups ..................... 3-32 
3-18 Form 17 - 
Hunt Groups ...................... 3-33  LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 
. . . 
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LIST OF TABLES (CONT’D) 
TABLE TITLE 
PAGE 
3-19 
3-20 
3-21 
3-22 
3-23 
3-24 
3-25 
3-26 
3-27 
3-28 
3-29 
3-30 
3-31 
3-32 
4-1 
4-2 
4-3 
4-4 
5-l 
5-2 
5-3 
5-4 
5-5 
5-6 
5-7 
5-8 Form 18 - Miscellaneous System Ports .......... 3-34 
Form 19 - Call Rerouting Table 
................ 3-36 
Form 20 - ARS: COR Group Definition ........... 3-37 
Form 21 - ARS: Day Zone Definition ............ 3-38 
Form 22 - ARS: Modified Digit Table ............ 3-39 
Form 23 - ARS: Route Definition 
............... 3-41 
Form 24 - ARS: Route Lists 
................... 3-42 
Form 25 - ARS: Route Plans ................... 3-43 
Form 26 - ARS: Digit Strings .................. 3-44 
ARS: Nested Digit Strings .................... 3-45 
Form 27 - Form Access Restriction Definition ..... 3-46 
Form 29 - Device Interconnection Table 
......... 3-48 
Form 30 - System Abbreviated Dial Entry ........ 3-49 
Form 32 - Account Code Entry 
................ 3-50 
Trunk Card Switch Settings - CO Trunk Card ...... 4-2 
Trunk Card Switch Settings - E&M/Tie Trunk Card . a 4-5 
Trunk Card Switch Settings - DID/Tie Trunk Card . . 4-8 
E&M Trunk Module Switch Settings ............ 4-10 
Bay 1 Plug Assignments ...................... 5-2 
Bay 2 Plug Assignments ...................... 5-6 
Digital Bay 3 Plug Assignments ................. 5-8 
Digital Bay 4 Plug Assignments ................ 5-12 
Control Cabinet Power Fail Transfer Card 
Assignments 
............................. 5-l 6 
Analog Bay 3 Plug Assignments 
............... 5-19 
Peripheral Cabinet Plug Assignments ........... 5-24 
Peripheral Cabinet Power Fail Transfer Card 
Assignments 
............................. 5-33 
LIST OF CHARTS 
CHART TITLE PAGE 
2-l Initial Power-up Procedures From the Terminal . . . . 2-2 
2-2 Initial Power-up Procedures From the 
Attendant Console . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3  
						

							Installation Forms 
1. INTRODUCTION 
General 
1.01 
This document contains the forms required to install and pro- 
gram the SX-200@ DIGITAL PABX with Generic 1000 or Generic 
1001 software. Note that these forms are not an exact replica of the 
forms displayed on the CDE terminal. Note also that those forms which 
cannot be edited are not included in this Section; specifically, Review 
List for Form 09, Review List for Form 13, Review List for Form 29, and 
Form 31, CDE Data Print. This document is used as an installer’s guide; 
therefore comprehensive 
MITL9108-093a210-NA, knowledge of Section 
Customer Data Entry and Section 
MITL9108-093-200-NA, Shipping, Receiving and Installation lnforma- 
tion is required before these forms are completed. 
1.02 Certain features require more than one COS Option setting. To 
ensure the correct operation of all features, these forms should 
be completed in accordance with the information contained in Section 
MITLS 108-093- 105-NA, Features Description. 
Reason for Reissue 
1.03 
This is a reissue of Section MITL9108-093-206-NA, Installation 
Forms, to include the 336-port and 480-port configuration. 
Section Overview 
1.04 This Section is divided into four subsequent Parts as described 
below: 
1. Part 2 - System Initialization 
2. Part 3 - Customer Data Entry Forms 
3. Part 4 - Trunk Card Switch Assignment Forms 
4. Part 5 - Cabling and Cross-Connection Forms. 
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