Mitel SX-200 DIGITAL Pabx Information Manual

							System Test Procedures 
Setting System Time 
2.05 System time may be set from the Maintenance Terminal. The 
new time will be reflected on the Maintenance Terminal display, 
the Attendant Console LCD display, and the SUPERSET qTM set LCD 
display. Chart 2-3 shows the steps for testing setting of system time. 
CHART 2-3 
SETTING SYSTEM TIME 
Step Action Verify 
1 Access MAINTENANCE System responds by displaying Maintenance menu. 
application. 
2 Press 1 Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed. 
(SYSTEM softkey). 
3 Press 1 (SET softkey). Command line responds with: 
SET , 
and softkey prompts change. 
4 Press 2 (TIME softkey). Command line responds with: 
SET TIME enter Time HH:MM 
and softkeys are disabled. 
5 Enter time in either Command line shows digits entered, 
12- or 24-hour format. and PM, ENTER and CANCEL softkeys are enabled. 
6 Press 0 (ENTER softkey). Command line clears, and new time is displayed. Softkey 
prompts return to system level functions. 
7 Repeat Step 3 through Command line shows digits entered, and PM, ENTER and 
Step 5. CANCEL softkeys are enabled. 
8 Press 1 (PM softkey). Command line shows: 
SET TIME XX:XX PM 
and ENTER and CANCEL softkeys are enabled. 
9 Press 0 (ENTER softkey). New time is displayed. Test completed. 
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							System Test Procedures 
Changing Passwords 
2.06 Passwords may be changed by a user for his or her access 
level, and all lower access levels. At the INSTALLER access 
level, all passwords may be changed. Chart 2-4 shows the steps for 
testing changing passwords at the INSTALLER level. If a different ac- 
cess level is chosen, only those levels equal to or below the chosen 
level will be available for testing setting of passwords. 
CHART 2-4 
CHANGING PASSWORDS 
Step Action Verify 
1 Access MAINTENANCE System responds by displaying Maintenance menu. 
application. 
2 Press 1 Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed. 
(SYSTEM softkey).  
3 Press 1 (SET softkey). Command line responds with: 
SET 
and softkey prompts change. 
4 Press 3 (PASSWORD Command line responds with: 
softkey). SET PASSWORD 
and softkey prompts change. 
5 Press 7 (INSTALLER Command line responds with: 
softkey). SET PASSWORD INSTALLER 
and softkey prompts clear except for CANCEL and ENTER. 
6 Press 0 (ENTER softkey). Command line responds with: 
Enter Old Password then press RETURN: 
and no softkey prompts are displayed. 
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CHART 2-4 (CONT’D) 
CHANGING PASSWORDS 
tfw Action Verify 
7 Enter Installer level Password is not displayed. 
password and press Command line responds with: 
RETURN. Enter New Password then press RETURN: 
if old password was correctly entered 
or: 
An invalid or incorrect password was entered 
if old password was incorrectly entered. 
If old password was correctly entered go to Step 8; if 
incorrectly entered, press 5 (CANCEL softkey) and go to 
Step 7. 
8 Enter new Installer Password is not displayed. Command 
password and press line responds with: 
RETURN. Enter New Password to verify then press RETURN: 
9 Enter new Installer Password is not displayed. Command 
password again and press line clears and softkey prompts 
RETURN. change to System Level format if password is verified. If 
password fails to verify, command line responds 
with: 
An invalid or incorrect password was entered. 
If password fails to verify, press 5 (CANCEL softkey) and 
go to Step 7. 
10 Repeat Steps 3 through 9 NOTE: When setting passwords for a lower level than the 
for remaining levels of current level of access, the prompt “Enter old Password 
access (SUPERVISOR, then press RETURN:” (as in step 6) will not appear. Instead 
MAINTI, MAINT2, the prompt to enter new password (as in step 7) appears 
ATTENDANT). immediately. 
11 Press 6 (QUIT softkey) Test completed. 
to return to Maintenance 
menu. 
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							System Test Procedures 
Setting Maintenance Terminal Port Baud Rate 
2.07 The baud rate of the Maintenance Terminal port may be 
changed from the value set at the time of login. Any one of six 
baud rates may be chosen: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800 or 9600 baud. 
Note that this operation changes the baud rate of the Maintenance 
Terminal port only; the baud rate of the terminal itself must be 
changed separately. Chart 2-5 shows the steps for testing changing of 
the Maintenance Terminal port baud rate. 
CHART 2-5 
SETTING MAINTENANCE TERMINAL PORT BAUD RATE 
Step Action Verify 
1 Access MAINTENANCE System responds by displaying Maintenance menu. 
application. 
2 Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey). Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed. 
3 Press 1 (SET softkey). Command line responds with: 
SET 
and softkey prompts change. 
4 Press 4 (SPEED softkey).. Command line responds with: 
SET SPEED 
and softkey prompts change. 
5 Press 1 (MAINT-PORT Command line responds with: 
softkey). SET SPEED MAINT-PORT enter Speed then press RETURN: 
and no softkey prompts are displayed. 
6 Enter an invalid baud rate; Command line responds with: 
e.g., 8000, and press 0 The value “8000” is invalid for SPEED. 
(ENTER softkey). 
7 Press 5 (CANCEL softkey). Command line clears and softkey prompts return to 
System Level format. 
8 Repeat Steps 3 through 5. Command line displays: 
SET SPEED MAINT-PORT enter Speed then press RETURN: 
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CHART 2-5 (CONT’D) 
SETTING MAINTENANCE TERMINAL PORT BAUD RATE 
Step Action Verify 
9 Enter a valid baud rate; Command line responds with: 
e.g., 9600, and press 0 Change terminal speed and press RETURN when ready. 
(ENTER softkey). 
Go to Step 10. 
10 Check to ensure terminal 
speed is the same value as 
the maintenance port; if 
different, change terminal 
speed to coincide with 
selected Maintenance Port 
value. 
11 Press RETURN. Command line clears and softkey prompts return to 
System Level format. 
12 Press 6 (QUIT softkey) to Test completed. 
return to Maintenance 
menu. 
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							System Test Procedures 
Setting Printer Port Baud Rate 
2.08 The baud rate of the Printer Port may be changed from its 
default vaiue of 1200 baud. Any one of six baud rates may be 
chosen: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800 or 9600 baud. Note that this opera- 
tion changes the baud rate of the Printer Port only; the baud rate of 
the printer itself must be changed separately. Chart 2-6 shows the 
steps for testing changing of the Printer Port baud rate. 
CHART 2-6 
SETTING PRINTER PORT BAUD RATE 
Step Action Verify 
1 Access MAINTENANCE System responds by displaying Maintenance menu. 
application. 
2 
Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey). Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed. 
3 Press 1 (SET softkey). Command line responds with: 
SET 
and softkey prompts change. 
4 Press 4 (SPEED softkey). Command line responds with: 
SET SPEED 
and softkey prompts change. 
5 Press 2 (PRINTER-PORT Command line responds with: 
softkey). SET SPEED PRINTER-PORT enter Speed then press 
RETURN: 
and no softkey prompts are displayed. 
6 Enter an invalid baud rate; Command line responds with: 
e.g., 8000, and press 0 The value “8000” is invalid for SPEED 
(ENTER softkey). 
7 Press 5 (CANCEL softkey). Command line clears, and softkey prompts return to 
System Level format. 
8 Repeat Steps 3 through 5. Command line displays: 
SET SPEED PRINTER-PORT enter Speed: 
Go to Step 9. 
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CHART 2-6 (CONT’D) 
SETTING PRINTER PORT BAUD RATE 
Step Action Verify 
9 Enter a valid baud rate and Command line clears, and softkey prompts return to 
press 0 (ENTER softkey). System Level format. 
10 Ensure printer speed 
coincides with selected 
printer port speed. If 
speeds do not coincide, 
either change printer 
speed, or repeat Steps 8 
and 9, selecting a printer 
port speed which coincides 
with the selected speed of 
the printer. 
11 Press 6 (QUIT softkey) to Test completed. 
return to Maintenance 
menu. 
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							System Test Procedures 
Setting Print Device 
2.09 The print device may be either the Maintenance Terminal, or a 
printer. Setting the print device allows information normally 
presented to the printer port to be routed to either of these devices. 
On system initialization, access is automatically set (i.e., the printer is 
the print device). Changing this default condition permits Maintenance 
logs, SMDR reports, and Traffic reports to be printed on the fvlain- 
tenance Terminal. Chart 2-7 shows the steps for testing the setting of 
the print device. 
CHART 2-7 
SETTING PRINT DEVICE 
Step Action Verify 
1 Access MAINTENANCE System responds by displaying Maintenance menu. 
application. 
2 Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey). Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed. 
3 Press 1 (SET softkey). Command line responds with: 
SET 
and softkey prompts change. 
4 Press 7 (PRINT-DEVICE Command line responds with: 
softkey). SET PRINT-DEVICE 
and softkey prompts change. 
5 Press 1 (MAINT-PORT Command line responds with: 
softkey). SET PRINT-DEVICE MAINT-PORT 
and softkey prompts change. 
6 Press 0 (ENTER softkey). Command line clears, and softkey prompts return to 
System Level format. Any PRINT command now selected 
will result in reports appearing on the Maintenance 
Terminal, and not being sent to the printer. 
7 Repeat Steps 3 through 6, 
selecting PRINTER-PORT 
softkey in Step 5, to reset 
print device to its default 
setting (i.e., printer). 
8 Press 6 (QUIT softkey) to Test completed. 
return to Maintenance 
menu. 
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							System Test Procedures 
SHOW Command 
2.10 The SHOW command, accessed from the System Level, can be 
used to display current parameters, namely system date, sys- 
tem time, Maintenance Port and Printer Port parameters, and system 
identity (including the current software load identification). Chart 2-8 
shows the steps for testing the SHOW command. 
CHART 2-8 
SYSTEM LEVEL: SHOW COMMAND 
Step Action Verify 
1 Access MAINTENANCE System responds by displaying Maintenance menu. 
application. 
2 Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey). Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed. 
3 Press 2 (SHOW softkey). Command line responds with: 
SHOW 
and softkey prompts change. 
4 Press 1 (DATE softkey). Command line responds with: 
SHOW DATE 
and softkey prompts change. 
5 Press 0 (ENTER softkey). Command line clears and system date is displayed in 
maintenance display area. Softkey prompts return to 
System Level format. 
6 Repeat Steps 3 through 5 
for remaining parameters 
(TIME, DEVICE, IDENTITY, 
RESET-TIME). When testing 
DEVICE, test both device 
options (MAINT-PORT and 
PRINTER-PORT). 
7 
Press 6 (QUIT softkey) to Test completed. 
return to Maintenance 
menu 
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							System Test Procedures 
Database Copying 
2.11 
Customer Data may be copied from one floppy diskette to 
another for use as a backup source. When database copying 
takes place, only Customer Data is copied, not the system software. 
The diskette to which the data is being copied must already contain 
the system software. Chart 2-9 shows the steps for testing copying of 
the Customer Database. 
CHART 2-9 
SYSTEM LEVEL: DATABASE COPYING 
Step Action Verify 
1 Access MAINTENANCE System responds by displaying Maintenance menu. 
application. 
2 Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey). Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed. 
3 Press 3 (COPY softkey). Command line responds with: 
COPY 
and softkey prompts change. 
4 Press 1 (DATABASE Command line responds with: 
softkey). COPY DATABASE 
and softkey prompts change. 
5 Press 0 (ENTER softkey). Command line responds with: 
Reading database, please wait . . . and then responds with: 
Insert new disk, close door 
and press CONTINUE 
and softkey prompts change. 
6 Press 5 (CANCEL softkey). Command line clears,, display area shows message: 
Copy operation aborted 
and softkeys return to System Level format. 
7 Repeat Steps 3 through 5. Command line responds with: 
Insert new disk, close door and press CONTINUE 
and softkey prompts change. 
Go to Step 8. 
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