Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

							Customer’ Data Entry (CDE) 
d) Form 09 for SUPERSET@ set line appearance programming (DTS 
or Private Trunk) and 
e) Form 16 for listing members of Trunk Groups. 
BLF Field This field is reserved for future use. 
COMMENTS Field This field is reserved for additional data (a maxi- 
mum of 15 characters). It is stored by the system but not used. 
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TABLE 4-22 
,.--  F2> 
FB>TRUNK NUMBER F4> F5> 
FGHXJIT 
F7>BAY/SLT/CCT F8>DELETE F9> FO> 
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4.59 Commands 
3-TRUNK NUMBER This softkey selects a trunk by its trunk number. 
Trunk numbers are assigned in Form 14 (Table 4-22, Non-Dial-in 
Trunks) and Form ‘I5 (Table 4-23, Dial-In Trunks). Pressing the TRUNK 
NUMBER softkey displays the ENTER TRUNK NUM: prompt on the 
command line. Entering a valid trunk number (1 to 200) selects that 
Non-Dial-In Trunk and displays it on the command line. 
6-QUIT Pressing the QUIT softkey after a field has been edited re- 
stores the form to the, leve.1, before the field was modified. The 
GhatIge 
is not saved. At all other times, pressing this softkey returns the 
display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to Table 4-2, 
Available Forms. 
6-CANCEL This softkey appears after a programming error has oc- 
curred. Pressing the CANCEL softkey returns the display to the level 
where the programming error was made. The CANCEL softkey appears 
with an error message. Refer to Table 4-45, Programming Error Mes- 
sages for a list of these error messages. 
7-BAY/SLT/CCT Pressing this softkey locates trunk via its bay, slot 
and circuit numbers. The 
GOmI’nand line displays the Bay:, Slot: and 
Circuit: prompts. The cursor appea’rs to the right of the Bay: prompt. 
Entering a l-digit number specifies the bay location. Note that if the 
user enters an invalid number, then the system inhibits subsequent 
cursor movement. Refer to Table 4-45, Programming Error Messages. 
Similarly, the user specifies the slot and circuit locations. Once the 
location is fully designated, the command line updates with the in- 
formation about that trunk and the cursor moves to the COS field. The 
TAB key and - cursor key control cursor movement. 
8-DELETE This softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data 
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE softkey removes 
the selected entry from the form. The deletion is completed by press- 
ing the ENTER softkey. Note that the system also removes the selected 
trunk from Form 16, Trunk Groups. 
O-ENTER This softkey appears only after data for an entry has been 
modified. Pressing the ENTER softkey commits each modification one 
at a time to the database. 
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Form 15 - Dial-h Trunks 
4.60 This form specifies the characteristics of the system’s Dial-in 
Trunks. This form also designates where incoming calls on 
Dial-In Trunks are routed by modifying the incoming digits. Refer to 
Table 4-23, Dial-in Trunks for form layout. 
4.61 Field Description 
BAY, SLT and CCT Fields 
These fields list the physical location 
identification of each Dial-In Trunk. They are generated by the system 
based on what was entered in the PROGRAMMED field of Form 01, 
System Configuration. This field cannot be modified. 
COS Field This field specifies the Class of Service for each entry. The 
COS defaults to 1. 
COR Field This field lists the Class of Restriction for each entry. The 
COR defaults to 1. 
TEN Field Tenant Group specifications are listed in this field. The 
Tenant Group number defaults to 1. 
N Field This field lists the number of expected digits (1 to 9). If a value 
is specified in this field, then digit translation on incoming calls does 
not commence until the system receives the specified number of 
digits. Note: This field must be filled for a DID Trunk. Otherwise, this 
field defaults to 0. 
M Field This field specifies the number of digits (0 to 8) that must be 
absorbed after the incoming trunk is seized. The M field defaults to 0. 
This field is applicable for any type of Dial-In Trunk. 
X Field This field specifies a maximum of two digits that may be 
inserted before the digit string. This field is applicable for any type of 
Dial-In Trunk. 
CDN Field The CDN (Circuit Descriptor Number) field lists the circuit 
descriptor numbers for each Dial-In Trunk. This field links this form to 
Form 13 (Trunk Circuit Descriptors), which defines the trunk hardware 
parameters. Note that this field must be filled in before any changes 
for the selected physical location are stored in the database. 
TK NUM Field This field displays the Dial-In Trunks according to their 
trunk number. Note that this field must be filled in before any changes 
for the selected physical location are stored in the database. Trunk 
numbers range from 1 to 200 and are used for the following: 
a) SMDR records of a trunk call (only three digits are allocated for 
trunk identification), 
b) identification of a trunk in a call on the Attendant Console or on 
the SUPERSET qTM set LCD, 
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c) attendant Direct Trunk Select (DTS) capability, 
d) 
Form 09 for SUPERSET@ set line appearance programming (DTS 
or Private Trunk) and 
e) 
Form 16 for listing members of Trunk Groups. 
BLF Field This field is reserved for future use. 
COMMENTS Field This field is reserved for additional data (a maxi- 
mum of 15 characters). It is stored by the system but not used. 
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TABLE 4-23 
FORM 15 - 
DIAL-IN TRUNKS 
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY 
4 : 26 1 -JUN-86 alarm status = NO ALARM 
BAY SLT CCT COS COR 
TEN N M X CDN 
TK NUM BLF ’ COMMENiS 
2 02 03 1 I I 0 0 2 1 
2 02 04 
2 02 05 
2 02 06 
2 06 03 
3 06 04 
3 07 01 I 1 1 oi 0 16 27 ” 
3 07 02 1 1 I 0 0 16 28 
3 08 01 1 I 1 0 0 16 29 
3 08 02 I 1 1 0 0 16 30 
4 06 03 
4 06 04 
2 02 03 I I 1 010 2 1 
l- 2- 3-TRUNK NUMBER 4- 5- 
6-QUIT 7-BAY/jLT/CCT 8-DELETE 9- 
O- 
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY 
BAY SLT CCT COS COR 
TEN N M X CDN TK NUM BLF COMMENTS 
2 02 03 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 
Fl> F2> 
F3>TRUNK NUMBER F41 F5> 
F6XWIT F7>BAY/SLT/CCT F8>DELETE F9> FO> 1 
I 
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FORM0023Rll 
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4.62 Commands 
3-TRUNK NUMBER This softkey selects a trunk by its trunk number. 
Pressing the TRUNK NUMBER softkey displays the ENTER TRUNK 
NUM: prompt on the command line. Entering a valid trunk number (1 
to 200) selects that Dial-In Trunk and displays it on the command line. 
6-QUIT Pressing the QUIT softkey directly after a field has been 
modified restores the form to the level before the field was edited. The 
change is not saved. At all other times, pressing this softkey returns 
the display to the level where the forms are selected. 
6-CANCEL This softkey appears after a programming error has oc- 
curred. Pressing the CANCEL softkey returns the display to the level 
where the .programming error was made. The CANCEL softkey appears 
with an error message. Refer to Table 4-45, Programming Error Mes- 
sages for a list of these error messages. 
7-BAY/SLT/CCT Pressing this softkey locates trunk via its bay, slot 
and circuit numbers. The command line displays the Bay:, Slot: and 
Circuit: prompts. The cursor appears to the right of the Bay: prompt. 
Entering a l-digit number specifies the bay location. Note that if the 
user enters an invalid number, then the system inhibits subsequent 
cursor movement. Refer to Table 4-45, Programming Error Messages. 
Similarly, the user specifies the slot and circuit locations. Once the 
location is fully designated, the command line updates with the in- 
formation about that trunk and the cursor moves to the COS field. The 
TAB key and - cursor key control cursor movement. 
8-DELETE This softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data 
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE softkey removes 
the.selected entry from the form. The deletion is completed by press- 
ing the ENTER softkey. Note that the system also removes the selected 
trunk from Form.16, Trunk Groups. 
O-ENTER This softkey appears only after data for an entry has been 
modified. Pressing the ENTER softkey commits each modification one 
at a time to the database. 
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Form 16 - Trunk Groups 
4.63 This form specifies the members of each Trunk Group by trunk 
numbers. The trunk number is assigned in Form 14 (refer to 
Table 4-22, Non-Dial-In Trunks) and Form 15 (refer to Table 4-23, 
Dial-In Trunks). The system supports a maximum of 50 Trunk Groups; 
each group supports a maximum of 50 members. Refer to Table 4-24, 
Trunk Groups for the form layout. 
4.64 Field Description. The header line indicates the Trunk Group 
being programmed, via a number and a name (maximum of 
eight characters). This.. line also jndicates the presence of the SMDR 
option and whether the Trunk Group is subjected to Terminal Hunting 
or Circular Hunting. 
TK NUM Field This field lists the members of each Trunk Group 
according to their trunk number. Members are added by entering a 
valid trunk number (1 to 200) when the cursor is at the TK NUM field 
on the command line. The Trunk Group is displayed on the header line. 
BAY, SLT, CCT and COMMENTS Fields These fields are informational 
fields only. They cannot be modified in this form. When a trunk number 
is added to the Trunk Group, the physical identification (BAY, SLT and 
CCT) and the COMMENTS fields from Form 14 (Non-Dial-In Trunks) or 
Form 15 (Dial-In Trunks) are automatically displayed. 
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TABLE 4-24 
i- 
FORM ‘I6 - TRUNK GROUPS 
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY 
4:26 1 -JUN-86 
alarm status = NO ALARM 
[GRP: i-TORONTO ] [NO SMDR][fERM] TK NUM BAY SLT CCT COMMENTS 
1 03 09 01 
2 03 IO 01 
1 03 09 01 
1 -SMDR 2-CIRCULAR 3-INSERT 4-TK GRP NAME 5-TRUNK GROUP 
3-QUIT 7- 8-DELETE 9- O- 
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY 
[GRP: i-TORONTO ] [NO SMDR][TERM] TK NUM BAY 
SLT CCT COMMENTS 
1 03 09 01 
Fl>SMDR 
F22CIRCULAR F3>INSERT F42TK GRP NAME FB>TRUNK GROUP 
FG>QUIT F7> 
F8>DELETE F9> 
FO> 
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4.65 Commands 
l-SMDR/NO SMDR This softkey has two functions. It enables and 
disables the Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) feature for each 
Trunk Group. When the SMDR feature is enabled, the header line 
displays [SMDR 
1 and the softkey displays NO SMDR. Pressing the 
NO SMDR softkey disables the SMDR feature for that Trunk Group. The 
softkey now displays SMDR and the header line displays [NO SMDRI. 
P-CIRCULAR/TERMINAL This softkey has two functions. It specifies 
the selected Trunk Group as a Circular or Terminal type. Refer to 
Section MITL9108-093-105-NA, Features Description for details on Cir- 
cular and Terminal Trunk Groups. When the Trunk Group is defined as 
a Terminal type, the header line displays [TERM] and the softkey 
displays CIRCULAR. Pressing the CIRCULAR softkey sets the selected 
Trunk Group as a Circular type. The header line now displays [CIRCI 
and the softkey displays TERMINAL. 
3-INSERT This softkey adds new members to the Trunk Group. Press- 
ing the INSERT softkey clears the command line and moves the cursor 
to the TK NUM field. The addition is completed by entering a valid 
trunk number. The system inserts the addition the line after that line 
that was displayed on the command line. Note that this softkey only 
appears if there is data present in this form. 
4-TK GRP NAME This softkey specifies a character name for the 
selected Trunk Group. Pressing the TK GRP NAME softkey displays the 
following prompt on the command line: ENTER TRUNK GROUP 
NAME:. The name specification is completed by entering a character 
name (a maximum of eight characters). The Trunk Group name is 
displayed on the header line beside the Trunk Group number. 
5-TRUNK GROUP This softkey selects a Trunk Group. Pressing the 
TRUNK GROUP softkey displays the ENTER TRUNK GROUP NUM: 
prompt on the command line. The selection is completed by entering a 
valid Trunk Group number (1 to 50). 
6-QUIT Pressing the QUIT softkey directly after a field has been 
edited restores the form to the level before the field was modified. The 
change is not saved. At all other times, pressing the QUIT softkey 
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected (refer to 
Table 4-2, Available Forms). 
6-CANCEL This sof-tkey appears after a programming error has oc- 
curred. Pressing the CANCEL softkey returns the display to the level 
where the programming error was made. The CANCEL softkey appears 
with an error message. Refer to Table 4-45, Programming Error Mes- 
sages for a list of these error messages. 
8-DELETE Pressing the DELETE softkey removes the selected trunk 
from the Trunk Group. The deletion is completed by pressing the 
ENTER softkey. 
O-ENTER This softkey appears only after data for an entry has been 
modified. Pressing the ENTER softkey commits each modification one 
at a time to the database. 
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