Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

							Customer Data Entry (CDE) 
Form 17 - Hunt Groups 
4.66 This form specifies the members of each Hunt Group by exten- 
sion numbers. Refer to Table 4-25, Hunt Groups. The system 
supports a maximum of 50 Hunt Groups; each group supports a maxi- 
mum of 50 members. 
4.67 
Field Description. The header line indicates which Hunt Group 
is being programmed and whether it is a Terminal or Circular 
Hunt Group. 
EXT NUM Field This field lists the members of each Hunt Group 
according to their extension numbers. Valid numbers include extension 
numbers of Rotary Dial or DTMF sets and SUPERSET@ Prime Line 
numbers. 
BAY, SLT, CCT and COMMENTS Fields These fields are informational 
fields only. They cannot be modified in this form. When an extension 
number is added to the Hunt Group, the corresponding physical loca- 
tion number (BAY, SLT and CCT) and the COMMENTS fields from Form 
09 (Station/SUPERSET@ Sets) are automatically displayed. 
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----TABLE 4-25 
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CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY 
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1 -JUN-86 alarm status = NO ALARM 
[GRP I:7798 I CCIRCl[STN/SET] EXT NUM BAY 
SLT CCT COMMENTS 
Ill 01 03 01 M. SMITH 
112 01 03 02 G. BROWN 
113 01 03 03 L. GREENE 
114 01 03 04 J. HENRY 
l-GROUP TYPE 
6-QUIT 111 01 03 01 M. SMITH 
2-TERMINAL 3-INSERT 4- 
5-HUNT GROUP 
7-ACCESS CODE 8-DELETE S- O- 
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY 
[GRP 1: 7798 I CCIRCI[~TN/SET~ EXT NUM BAY 
SLT CCT COMMENTS 
Ill 01 03 01 M. SMITH 
Fi>GROUP TYPE 
F2>TERMINAL F3>INSERT F4> F5=-HUNT GROUP 
FG>QlJIT 
F’I>ACCESS COOE F8>DELETE FQ> FO> 
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4.68 Commands 
l-GROUP TYPE Pressing this softkey displays three new softkeys 
which represent three Hunt Group types. Softkeys GROUP TYPE and 
CIRCULAR/TERMINAL do not appear until the hunt group exists. A hunt 
group is not created until the first member is defined. Refer to Figure 
4-12, Hunt Group Types. Note that the selected group type does not 
appear on the softkey display. 
1 -STN/SET 2-RECORDING 3-AGENT 4- 5- 
B-QUIT 7- 8- S- o- 
FIGURE 4-12 HUNT GROUP TYPES FORMOlBlRO 
l-STN/SET Pressing this softkey sets the selected Hunt Group as a 
Station/SUPERSET@ Set type. A bay/slot/circuit number of any type of 
line card can be used with this type of Hunt Group. The header line 
displays the [STN/SET] prompt to indicate this type of Hunt Group. 
2-RECORDING Pressing this softkey sets the selected Hunt Group as 
a Recording type. Only those bay/slot/circuit numbers referring to the 
ONS Line Card can be used with this type of Hunt Group. The header 
line displays the [RECORD.] prompt. 
3-AGENT Pressing this softkey sets the selected Hunt Group as an 
Agent type. The header line displays the [AGENT I prompt. 
2-CIRCULAR/TERMINAL This softkey has two functions. It specifies 
the selected Hunt Group as a Circular or Terminal type. Refer to 
Section MITL9108-093-105-NA, Features Description for details on Cir- 
cular and Terminal Hunt Groups. When the Hunt Group is defined as a 
Terminal type, the header line displays [TERM] and the softkey dis- 
plays CIRCULAR. Pressing the CIRCULAR softkey sets the Hunt 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 selected Hunt 
Group. Pressing the INSERT softkey clears the command line and 
moves the cursor to the EXT NUM field. The addition is completed by 
entering a valid extension 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. 
5-HUNT GROUP This softkey selects a Hunt Group. Pressing the 
HUNT GROUP softkey displays the ENTER HUNT GROUP NUM: prompt 
on the command line. The selection is completed by entering a valid 
Hunt Group number (1 to 50). 
6-QUIT Pressing the QUIT softkey when editing this form returns the 
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not 
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saved. At all other times, pressing this softkey exits Form 17 and 
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. 
‘I-ACCESS CODE This softkey assigns an access code for each Hunt 
Group. Pressing the ACCESS CODE softkey displays the ENTER NEW 
ACCESS CODE: prompt on the command line. The access code speci- 
fication is completed by entering a valid number which must be unique 
in the database. The access code is displayed on the header line and 
can be a maximum of five digits. 
8-DELETE Pressing the DELETE softkey removes the selected exten- 
sion number from the Hunt Group. The deletion is completed by press- 
ing the ENTER softkey. After the last member is deleted from the Hunt 
Group, the system deletes the access code from the database. 
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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							Customer Data Entry (CDE) 
Form 18 - Miscellaneous System Ports 
4.69 
This form assigns a physical identification location to three 
types of devices and three alarms. The devices are a Music on 
Hold source, Paging equipment and Night Bells equipment. The alarms 
are Minor, Major and Critical. The system supports 25 night bells, nine 
paging zones and one Music on Hold source. Refer to Table 4-26, Entry 
Number Designations and Table 4-27, Miscellaneous System Ports for 
the form layout. 
4.70 Field Description 
ENTRY NUMBER Field 
This field lists the entry numbers for the 
miscellaneous ports. There is a total of 38 entry numbers. The ENTRY 
NUMBER field cannot be modified. 
DESCRIPTION Field This field lists the titles assigned to the entry 
numbers. The DESCRIPTION field cannot be modified. 
BAY, SLT and CCT Fields These fields list the bay, slot and circuit 
numbers of the device being programmed. 
SCT Field The SCT (subcircuit) field specifies the relay location on 
each module for each night bell and each alarm circuit. Refer to Figure 
4-13, Universal Card Circuits and Subcircuits. 
EXTENSION NUMBER Field This field applies only to the night bell 
entries. The EXTENSION NUMBER field lists the extension numbers (a 
maximum of five digits) assigned to the night bells. This field links the 
night bell designations to Form 19 (refer to Table 4-29, Call Rerouting 
Table). This field also links the incoming trunks of Form 14 (refer to 
Table 4-22, Non-Dial-In Trunks) the night bell designations. 
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TABLE 4-26 
ENTRY NUMBER DESIGNATIONS 
Entry Number Title 
01 
Music on Hold 
02 Pager 1 
03 Pager 2 
04 Pager 3 
05 Pager 4 
06 Pager 5 
07 Pager 6 
08 Pager 7 
09 Pager 8 
IO Pager 9 
11 Minor Alarm 
12 Major Alarm 
13 Critical Alarm 
14 Night Bell 1 
15 Night Bell 2 
16 Night Bell 3 
17 Night Bell 4 
18 Night Bell 5 
19 Night Bell 6 
20 Night Bell 7 
21 Night Bell 8 
22 Night Bell 9 
23 Night Bell 10 
24 Night Bell 11 
25 Night Bell 12 
26 Night Bell 13 
27 Night Bell 14 
28 Night Bell 15 
29 Night Bell 16 
30 Night Bell 17 
31 Night Bell 18 
32 Night Bell 19 
33 Night Bell 20 
34 Night Bell 21 
35 Night Bell 22 
36 Night Bell 23 
37 Night Bell 24 
38 Night Bell 25 
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SUBClRCUlT 6 
K-2 
SUBCIRCUIT 5 
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RECEIVEWRELAV 
MODULE 
LEDs 
1 - MODULE 1 
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rT MODULE 3 
CW MODULE 4 
-i- ALARM 
Figure 4-13 Universal Card Circuits and Subcircuits 
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:26 I -JUN-86 alarm status = NO ALAR 
TABLE 4-27 
FORM 18 - 
( .- MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM PORTS 
CDE TERMINAL DISPLAY 
ENTRY NUMBER 
01 Music on Hold 
02 Pager 1 
03 Pager 2 
04 Pager 3 
05 Pager 4 
06 Pager 5 
07 Pager 6 
08 Pager 7 
09 Pager 8 
IO Pager 9 
11 Minor Alarm 
12 Major Alarm 
01 
I- Music 
on Hold 
1 I 
12- 
DESCRIPTION 
P- 
BAY 
02 
02 
02 
- 
SLT 1 CCT 
03 01 
03 01 
04 1 03 SCT 
01 
02 EXTENSION NUMBER 
02 
I 
I 4-TOP 
1 5-BOTTOM 
i+QUIT 7-ENTRY NUM a-DELETE 9- O- 
ATTENDANT CONSOLE DISPLAY 
ENTRY NUMBER DESCRIPTION 
BAY SLT CCT 
SCT EXTENSION NUMBER 
01 Music on Hold 
02 03 01 01 
Fi> F2> F3> 
F4>TCJP F5>BOTTOM 
FG>QUIT F7bENTRY NUM F8>DELETE F92 
FO> 
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4.71 Commands 
4-TOP Pressing the TOP softkey moves the line pointer to the first 
line of the form. The command line displays the first line. 
5-BOTTOM Pressing the BOTTOM softkey moves the line pointer to 
the last line of the form. The command line displays this line. 
5-QUIT Pressing the QUIT softkey when editing this form returns the 
display to the level before the field was modified. The change is not 
saved. At all other times, pressing this softkey exits Form 18 and 
returns the display to the level where the forms are selected. Refer to 
Table 4-2, Available Forms. 
6-CANCEL This softkey appears when a programming error occurs. 
Pressing the CANCEL softkey returns the display to the level where the 
programming error occurred. This softkey appears with an error mes- 
sage. Refer to Table 4-45, Programming Error Messages for a list of 
these error messages. 
7-ENTRY NUM This softkey selects an entry number. Pressing the 
ENTRY NUM softkey displays the ENTER ENTRY NUM: prompt on the 
command line. The selection is completed by entering a valid entry 
number (1 to 38). This entry number can now be specified by its bay, 
slot, circuit and (if applicable) subcircuit numbers. 
8-DELETE This softkey appears when the pointer is pointing to data 
(i.e., data on the command line). Pressing the DELETE softkey deletes 
the selected entry number. The deletion is completed by pressing the 
ENTER softkey. This entry number can now be assigned to a new 
physical location. 
O-ENTER This softkey appears only after data for an entry number has 
been modified. Pressing the ENTER softkey stores the modifications in 
the database. 
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Form 19 - Call Rerouting Table 
4.72 This form designates where intercepted and attendant-directed 
calls will route based on Day Service, Night1 Service and Night2 
Service. Refer to Table 4-28, Call Rerouting Options. Refer also to 
Table 4-29, Call Rerouting Table for the form layout. Each Tenant 
Group requires a Call Rerouting Table. “DIAL 0” calls can be directed to 
an LDN, Rotary Dial or DTMF set, SUPERSET@ set or Night Bell exten- 
sion number, or to an individual console. 
4.73 Field Description. The header line displays the Tenant Group 
number being programmed. 
DAY Field This field designates a directory number for each type of 
call in Day Service Mode. The directory number is defined in one of the 
following forms: 
l Form 07, Console Assignments, 
l Form 08, Attendant LDN Assignments, 
l Form 09, Station/SUPERSET@ Sets, 
l Form 17, Hunt Groups or 
l Form 18, Miscellaneous System Ports. 
If this field is blank, then the call does not reroute (such as no answer 
or busy forwarding) or reorder tone is heard (such as vacant number 
intercept or Do Not Disturb intercept). 
Nl Field This field specifies where calls route during Night1 Service 
Mode by the extension number. If this field is blank, then the call 
reroutes to the number specified in the DAY field. 
N2 Field This field specifies where calls route during Night2 Service 
Mode by the extension number. If this field is blank, then the call does 
not reroute. 
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