Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

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TABLE 3-14 (CONT’D) 
TRUNK CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR OPTIONS 
SHEET _ OF _ 
E&M CARD OPTIONS 
Remote End is a 
Satellite (Y or N) 
Remote End is a Satellite with OPS Lines 
(Y or N) 
Dictation Trunk (Y or N) 
Notes: 1. This form is a nested form and can only be accessed from the previous form (Trunk 
Circuit Descriptors). 
2. Specify the hardware options for the selected trunk circuit descriptor number. The 
options can be specified only after a trunk type has been assigned to a trunk circuit 
descriptor number. 
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TABLE 3-14 (CONT’D) 
TRUNK CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR OPTIONS 
SHEET _ OF _ 
Remote End is a Satellite (Y or N) 
Remote End is a Satellite with OPS Lines (Y 
or N) 
Notes: 1. This form is a nested form and can only be accessed from the previous form (Trunk 
Circuit Descriptors). 
2. Specify the hardware options for the selected trunk circuit descriptor number. The 
options can be specified only after a trunk type has been assigned to a trunk circuit 
descriptor number. 
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TABLE 3-14 (CONT’D) 
TRUNK CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR OPTIONS 
SHEET _ OF _ 
B-CIRCUIT DID OPTIONS ** 
150 ms) x (IO ms 
Wink Timer (150 - 300 ms) x (50 ms 
increments) 
Remote End is a Satellite (Y or N) 
Remote End is a Satellite with OPS Lines (Y 
or N) 
* Generic 1000 ** Generic 1001 
Notes: 1. This form is a nested form and can only be accessed from the previous form (Trunk 
Circuit Descriptors). 
2. Specify the hardware options for the selected trunk circuit descriptor number. The 
options can be specified only after a trunk type has been assigned to a trunk circuit 
descriptor number. 
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FORM 14 - NON-DIAL-IN TRUNKS 
SHEET 
-OF - 
CDN 1 TK NUM 1 COMMENTS 
Notes: 1. Specify the COS number, Tenant Group number and the trunk number (1 4 200). 
2. Specify the answer points for Day, Nightl, and Night2 Service Modes. The answer 
points may be specified as an LDN on the Attendant Console, a station number (or a 
SUPERSET@ set Prime Line number), a Hunt Group Access Code or a Night Bell 
equipment extension number. An LDN and Night Bell cannot be rung simultaneously. 
3. Assign a trunk circuit descriptor number in the CDN field for each Non-Dial-In Trunk. 
The CDN field links this form to Form 13, Trunk Circuit Descriptors which defines the 
trunk hardware parameters. 
4. The COMMENTS field is reserved for additional information. It is not used by the 
system and can have a maximum of 15 characters. 
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TABLE 3-16 
FORM 15 - DIAL-IN TRUNKS 
SHEET 
-OF - 
Notes: 1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. Specify COS number, COR number, Tenant Group number and the trunk number (1 + 
200). 
Assign a trunk circuit descriptor number in the CDN field for each Dial-In Trunk. The 
CDN field links this form to Form 13, Trunk Circuit Descriptors which defines the trunk 
hardware parameters. 
Specify the number of expected digits (1 to 9) if required in the N field. Digit translation 
on incoming calls occurs after the system receives the specified number of digits (if 
the N field is filled in). 
Specify the number of digits (0 to 8) in the M field that must be absorbed after the 
incoming trunk is seized. 
Specify the actual digits (if required) in the X field (a maximum of 2) that will be 
inserted before the digit string. 
The COMMENTS field is reserved for additional information. It is not used by the 
system and can have a maximum of 15 characters. 
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TABLE 3-17 
FORM 16 - TRUNK GROUPS 
SHEET 
-OF - 
TRUNK GROUP NUMBER (1 - 50): TRUNK GROUP NAME: 
HUNTING (TERMINAL/CIRCULAR): SMDR (Y/N): 
1 Trunk Group Function: 
I 
~~ ~~ TRUNK NUMBERS 
TRUNK GROUP NUMBER (1 - 50): 1 TRUNK GROUP NAME: 
I 
Notes: ‘I. There are maximum of 50 members per Trunk Group and the system supports a 
maximum of 50 Trunk Groups. 
2. Specify each member of the Trunk Group by trunk number. Trunk Group hunting 
occurs in the order that the members are entered. 
3. The Trunk Group name can be a maximum of eight characters in length. 
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TABLE 3-18 
FORM 17 - HUNT GROUPS 
SHEET 
-OF - 
HUNT GROUP NUMBER (1 -, 50): ACCESS CODE: 
HUNTING TYPE (TERMINAL/CIRCULAR): HUNT GROUP TYPE: 
Hunt Group Function: 
EXTENSION NUMBERS 
HUNT GROUP NUMBER (1 - 50): 
HUNTING TYPE (TERMINAL/CIRCULAR): 
Hunt Group Function: ACCESS CODE: 
HUNT GROUP TYPE: 
Notes: 1. There are maximum of 50 members per Hunt Group and the system supports a 
maximum of 50 Hunt Groups. 
2. Specify each member of the Hunt Group by extension number. Hunting occurs in the 
order that the members are entered. 
3. Specify the Hunt Group Types; STN/SET (for Stations and SUPERSET@sets, RCD (for 
Recorded Announcement Devices) or AGT (for Agent Hunt Group). 
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TABLE 3-19 
FORM 18 - MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM PORTS 
SHEET 1 OF 2 
27 
28 
29 
30 Night Bell 14 
Night Bell 15 
Night Bell 16 
Night Bell 17 
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TABLE 3-19 (CONT’D) 
FORM 18 - MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM PORTS 
SHEET 2 OF 2 
Notes: 1. Specify the physical location (bay, slot, circuit and subcircuit numbers) of the miscella- 
neous devices. 
2. Specification of the extension numbers is only required for the Night Bell relays. Night 
Bell definitions are restricted to Universal Card slots. 
3. The subcircuit (XT) fields for the music on hold module and the nine paging zones 
will be filled in by the system. 
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TABLE 3-20 
FORM 19 - CALL REROUTING TABLE 
TENANT GROUP (1 - 25): SHEET 
-OF - 
I TYPE OF CALL 1 DAY 1 Nl 1 N2 
Station Dial 0 Routing 
Prioritv Dial 0 Routing 
I DID Recall Points on Busy 
I I I 
DID Recall Points on No Answer 
DID Routing for Calls into this Tenant 
I DID Intercept Routing For Calls into this Tenant 
I I I 
DID Vacant Number Routing for this Tenant 
DID Attendant Night Access Points 
1 Non-Dial-In Trunks Alternate Recall Points 
I I I 
Dial-In Tie Recall Points On Busy 
Dial-In Tie Recall Points On No Answer 
I Dial-In Tie Routing for Calls into this Tenant 
I I I 
Dial-In Tie Intercept for Calls into this Tenant 
Dial-In Tie Vacant Number Routing for this Tenant 
Dial-In Tie Attendant Access Night Points 
I Do Not Disturb Intercept Routing for this Tenant 
I I I 
Automatic Wake-up Routing for this Tenant ** 
UCD Recording Routing for this Tenant ** 
1 UCD on Hold Time-out for this Tenant ** 
I I I 
DISA Day Service Routing for this Tenant ** 
Station Vacant Number Routing for this Tenant 
Station Illegal Number Routing for this Tenant 
* Generic 1000 ** Generic 1001 
Notes: 1. Assign an extension number an Attendant Console directory number, an Attendant 
Console LDN number, Key Line appearance, Hunt Group Access Code or a Night Bell 
number for each type of call in Day Service Mode, Night1 Service Mode and Night2 
Service Mode. 
2. A Call Rerouting Table is required for each Tenant Group in the system. 
3. Attendant Console directory numbers are not valid for all routing points; restrictions 
apply. 
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