Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

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2. SYSTEM INITIALIZATION 
General 
2.01 
When the system is first installed, the default data must be 
loaded into the system. Refer to Chart 2-1, Initial Power-up 
Procedures From the Terminal, Chart 2-2, Initial Power-up Procedures 
From the Attendant Console and refer to Section 
MITL9108-093-200-NA, Shipping, Receiving, and Installation Informa- 
tion for details. 
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CHART 2-l 
INITIAL POWER-UP PROCEDURES FROM THE TERMINAL 
1. Ensure that the correct Decryption Module is installed. Refer to Section MITL9108-093- 
200-NA, Shipping, Receiving, and Installation Information. 
2. Turn power supplies ON. 
3. Insert the diskette in the Bay 2 disk drive. Refer to the illustration on the disk drive door 
for the correct diskette orientation. 
4. Close the disk drive door. The disk drive should begin to operate. If not, depress the 
System Reset button on the Master Control Card. 
5. Power-up or reset the terminal. 
6. Press the RETURN key; the terminal display returns the following: 
1 - VT-100 COMPATIBLE 
2 - TTY TYPE 
SELECT A TERMINAL TYPE : 
7. Select the terminal type by entering “1”. The display returns the following: 
1 - MAINTENANCE 
2 - CDE 
6 - QUIT 
SELECT AN APPLICATION ( OR QUIT TO START OVER ) : 
8. Select the Customer Data Entry application by entering “2”. The display returns the 
following: 
ENTER USERNAME : 
9. Enter the INSTALLER level of access. The display returns the following: 
ENTER PASSWORD : 
10. Enter the required password to gain Customer Data Entry access. The password is 
defined in Form 27, Form Access Restriction Definition. The default password is 1000. If 
the correct password is entered, then the display returns the following: 
PLEASE WAIT... and then shows the system’s forms. Refer to Table 3-1, Available 
Forms. 
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CHART 2-2 
INITIAL POWER-UP PROCEDURES FROM THE ATTENDANT CONSOLE 
1. Repeat Steps 1 to 4 from Chart 2-1, Initial Power-up Procedures from the Terminal. 
2. All LEDs on the console light and the LCD displays the following on two rows: 
nnnnoooonnnnonnnono~n~n~n~nnn~ 
------------------------------ 
3. If the HOLD 1 LED flashes then the RAM Test failed. If the HOLD 2 LED flashes, then the 
EPROM Test failed. If the HOLD 3 LED flashes, then the IRQ Interrupt Test failed. Refer to 
Section MITL9108-093-350-NA, Troubleshooting and Section MlTL9108-093-353-NA, 
General Maintenance Information for details. 
4. The Attendant Console LEDs go dark and the LCD now displays the console EPROM 
version 
in the top right corner. 
5. If any one of the following messages appear on the LCD, then refer to Section 
MlTL9108-093-350-NA, Troubleshooting and Section MITL9108-093-353-NA, General 
Maintenance Information: 
CONSOLE HARDWARE PROBLEM 
ERROR CODE 1 
PLEASE NOTE DETAILS ON REPAIR TAG 
6. While the system establishes communication with the Attendant Console, the LCD displays 
NO COMMUNICATION. If communication is not established within 5 seconds, then the LCD 
displays the following: 
POSSIBLE WIRING ERROR OR SYSTEM FAILURE 
CHECK FOR CROSSED PAIRS 
CHECK CUSTOMER DATA ENTRY 
7. Once communication is established, the Attendant Console LCD displays the following: 
TUE. JUN 3, 1986 14:12 
NIGHT ‘I 
[Fl > IF2 > [F3 > [F4 > IF5 > 
1~6 > [F7 > [FE > 
[F9 > [FO > 
8. Press the FUNCTION key; the console LCD returns the following: 
TUE. JUN 3, 1986 
1412 
NIGHT 1 
[Fl > EXIT [F2 >AlT FUNCTION IF3 >DAY SERVICE jF4 >NIGHT 2 [F5 > 
1~6 >APPLICATION 1~7 > 1~8 > BELL OFF 
IF9 > [FO > IDENTITY 
9. Press the APPLICATION softkey; the console LCD returns the following: 
Choose An Application OR Depress A Hard Key to Return [Fl >MAINTENANCE [F2 >CDE IF3 > jF4 > [F5 > 
1~6 > [F7 > [FE > [F9 > [FO > 
10. Press the CDE softkey; the console LCD returns the following: 
Choose a Username . . . 
[Fl >INSTALLER [F2 >MAINTl [F3 >MAINTZ [F4 >SUPERVISOR [F5 Z-ATTENDANT 
1~6 > [F7 > [FE > [F9 > [FO > 
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CHART 2-2 (CONT’D) 
INITIAL POWER-UP PROCEDURES FROM THE ATTENDANT CONSOLE 
11. Press the INSTALLER softkey; the console LCD returns the following: 
Enter Password : 
[Fl > [F2 > [F3 > [F4 > 
1~6 > [F7 > 1~8 > IF9 > [F5 > 
[FO >ENTER 
12. Enter the required password and press the ENTER softkey to gain Customer Data Entry 
access. The password is defined in Form 27, Form Access Restriction Definition. The 
default password is 1000. If the correct password is entered, then the Attendant Console 
LCD returns the following: 
FORMS 
01 = SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 02 = FEATURE ACCESS CODES 
ENTER FORM NUMBER: 
[~6 >QUIT [F7 >TOi [F8 >BOlTOM IF9 > [FO >ENTER 
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3. CUSTOMER DATA ENTRY FORMS 
General 
3.01 
The following forms enable the installer to configure the sys- 
tem prior to the initial system power-up sequence. Space is 
allocated to record the customer data. Table 3-l lists the available 
forms for the Customer Data Entry package. Special notes for each 
form appear at the end of the form. 
TABLE 3-l 
AVAILABLE FORMS 
FORMS 
01 = SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 
03 = COS DEFINE 
05 = TENANT INTERCONNECTION TABLE 
07 = CONSOLE ASSIGNMENTS 
09 = STATlONS/SUPERSET@ SETS 
11 = RESERVED 
13 = TRUNK CIRCUIT DESCRIPTORS 
15 = DIAL-IN TRUNKS 
17 = HUNT GROUPS 
19 = CALL REROUTING TABLE 
21 = ARS: DAY ZONE DEFINITION 
23 = ARS: ROUTE DEFINITION 
25 = ARS: ROUTE PLANS 
27 = FORM ACCESS RESTRICTION DEF’N 
29 = DEVICE INTERCONNECTION TABLE ** 
31 = CDE DATA PRINT ** 
* Generic 1000 ** Generic 1001 
02 = FEATURE ACCESS CODES 
04 = SYSTEM OPTIONS/SYSTEM TIMERS 
06 = TENANT NIGHT SWITCHING CONTROL 
08 = A-f-l-ENDANT LDN ASSIGNMENTS 
10 = PICKUP GROUPS 
12 = RESERVED 
14 = NON-DIAL-IN TRUNKS 
16 = TRUNK GROUPS 
18 = MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM PORTS 
20 = ARS: COR GROUP DEFINITION 
22 = ARS MODIFIED DIGIT TABLE 
24 = ARS: ROUTE LISTS 
26 = ARS: DIGIT STRINGS 
28 = RESERVED 
30 = SYSTEM ABBREVIATED DIAL ENTRY ** 
32 = ACCOUNT CODE ENTRY ** 
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TABLE 3-2 
FORM 01 - SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 
1 BAY 1 SLT 1 GCT 1 PROGRAMMED I COMMENTS I 
1 1 - 
1 2 - 
1 3 - 
11141-1 
1 5 1 
1 5 2 
1 5 3 
II 1-5 I4 I I I 
1 6 1 
1 6 2 
1 6 3 
1 6 4 
1 7 1 
1 7 2 
k 
1 7 4 
lllslll 
1 8 2 
1 8 3 
FI I 4 I I I 
3 4 - 5 10 - 
3 5 - 5 11 - 
3 6 - 5 12 - 
SHEET 1 OF 4 
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TABLE 3-2 (CONT’D) 
FORM 01 - SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 
480-PORT CONFIGURATION 
BAY 1 SLT 1 CCT 1 PROGRAMMED 1 COMMENTS I 
1 1 - 
1 5 1 
II 15 12 I 
1 5 3 
1 5 4 
1 6 1 
11 16 12 1 1 
1 6 3 
1 6 4 
1 7 1 
1 7 2 
II I7131 
1 7 4 
1 6 1 
11 18 12 1 
II 18131 
1 8 4 
2 1 - 
2 2 - 
121311 I 
2 3 2 
2 3 3 
2 3 4 
1214111 
2 4 2 
2 4 3 
2 4 4 
3 1 - 
13121-l 
lalsl-I 
3 4 - 
3 5 - 
3 6 - 
I 
SHEET 2 OF 4 
BAY SLT CC1 PROGRAMMED COMMENTS 
I 
3 7 - 
3 8 - 
3 9 - 
3 IO - 
3 11 - 
4 9 - 
I 
4 12 - 
4 13 - 
4 14 - 
4 15 - 
5 1 - 
5 2 - 
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TABLE 3-2 (CONT’D) 
FORM 01 - SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 
336-PORT CONFIGURATION 
SHEET 3 OF 4 
BAY SLT CCT PROGRAMMED COMMENTS 
3 5 1  BAY 1 SLT CCT 1 PROGRAMMED COMMENTS 
I 
1 I 1 
I 1 
315121  1 2 
+ 1 3 3 5 3 
3 5 4 I 
‘14 
1 I5 3 6 1 
3 6 2 
3 16 13 1  1 5 
+ 1 5 
‘I I5 3 6 4 
3 7 1 
3 7 2 
317131 
116 
3 7 4 
3 8 1 
3 B 2 
3 8 3  117 
1 7 
* 
1 7 
1 7 3 8 4 
4 1 - 
4 2 - 
4 3 - 
I 
‘I 18 
4 4 - 
4 5 
1 
4 5 2  2 
1 
2 2 
+ 
2 3 
2 3 415131 
4 5 4 
4 6 
1 
4 6 2 
4 6 3 
416 141  2 I3 2 I3 
2 4 
+ 2 4 
2 I4 4 7 1 
4 7 2 
4 7 3 
4 7 4 
418111 
4 8 2 
4 B 3 
4 B 4 
2 I4 
3 I 
1 
3 2 
=I= 
3 3 
3 4 
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Notes: 1. 
2. 
3. TABLE 3-2 (CONT’D) 
FORM 01 
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 
SHEET 4 OF 4 
Enter the card type in the PROGRAMMED column. Most slots have no circuit designa- 
tions (represented by a u-n in the CCT column), as the cards for these slots have 
identical circuit types. 
Those slots with circuit designations are high powered slots. The Universal Card must 
be installed in one of these high powered slots. The circuit designations indicate the 
four module positions on the Universal Card. 
The Attendant Console default location is Bay 2, Slot 3, Circuit 1. The Test Line default 
location is Bay 2, Slot 1, Circuit 1. The Test Line location cannot be modified. 
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TABLE 3-3 
FORM 02 - FEATURE ACCESS CODES 
SHEET 1 OF 2 
Number Feature Name 
01 Account Code Access 
02 Auto-Answer Activation 
Assigned Access Code 
03 Call Forwarding - Busy 
04 Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer 
05 Call Forwarding - Busv/Don’t Answer 
06 Call Forwarding - Follow Me 
07 Call Forwarding - I’m Here 
08 Dial Call Pickup 
09 Directed Call Pickup 
IO Do Not Disturb 
11 Extension General Attendant Access 
12 1 Paging Access to Default Zone(s) 
I 
13 Paging Access to Specific Zones 
14 TAFAS - Any 
15 TAFAS - Local Tenant 
16 1 Hold Pickup Access (Attendant Hold Slots) 
17 Console Lockout Access Code 
18 Maintenance Function (Test Line) 
19 1 Direct Inward System Access 
I 
20 Callback Busy (Single Digit) 
21 Call Hold 
22 Call Hold Retrieve (Local) 
23 Call Hold Retrieve (Remote) 
24 Abbreviated Dialing Access 
25 Clear All Features 
26 SUPERSET qTM Set Loopback Test 
27 Tone Demonstration 
28 1 RESERVED I 
29 RESERVED 
30 Executive Busy Override (single digit) 
3,*x 1 
Automatic Wake-Up 
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