Mitel SX 200 DIGITAL Pabx Shipping, Receiving, And Installation Information Manual

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CHART 2-2
INITIAL POWER-UP PROCEDURES FROM THE ATTENDANT CONSOLE1.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:
~non~n~ononno~nnnonoo~~~~~~n~~------------------------------3. If the HOLD 1 LED flashes, the RAM Test failed.
If the HOLD 2 LED flashes, the EPROM Test failed.If the HOLD 3 LED flashes, the 
IRQ Interrupt Test failed. Refer to Section MITL9109-094-
350-NA,...

SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NACHART 2-2 (CONT’D)
INITIAL POWER-UP PROCEDURES FROM THE ATTENDANT CONSOLE
11.
12.Press the INSTALLER softkey; the console LCD returns the following:
Enter Password :
[Fl >[F2 >[F3 >[F4 >1~6 >[F7 >1~8 >[F9>IF5 >LFb >ENTEREnter the required password and press the ENTER 
softkey to gain Customer Data Entry
access. The password is defined in Form 28, Form Access Restriction Definition. The
default password is 1000. If the correct password is entered, then the Attendant Console
LCD...

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3. CUSTOMER DATA ENTRY FORMS
General3.01The 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 3-1 
iists 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 CONFIGURATION02 = FEATURE ACCESS CODES
03 = COS DEFINE04 = SYSTEM OPTIONS/SYSTEM TIMERS
05 = TENANT...

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TABLE 3-3FORM 01- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
456-PORT VARIANT
BAY 
SLT CCTPROGRAMMEDCOMMENTS
3161-l
. .4 8 
-4 9 
-
54-
55-
56-
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SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NATABLE 3-4
FORM 01
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
480-PORT VARIANT
rkzrSF)CCTI PROGRAMMED 1COMMENTS 1
SAY SLT CC1PROGRAMMEDCOMMENTS
1 1 
-1 2 
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34-
35-
36-
38-
39-
310-universal 2---me---
modules 3
only4
116 
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312-
313-
314-
315-for
1--m-c---
universal 2-a------
modules 3---em---
4111-1
4121-I
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1171-I4 3 
-4 4 
-4
5-4
6-4
7-4
8-4
9-4
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modules 3
only4---me---
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412 
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52-for
II...

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TABLE 3-5FORM 01- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
672-PORT VARIANT
BAY 1 
SLT 1 CC1 1 PROGRAMMED 1COMMENTS
2181-I
Ifor
1universal 
imodules
3only4
311-
312---------
------mm
-----e-m
-----s-mfor
universalmodules
only
316
1--------
2--------I3 II--------I4--------
IIfor1--------
universal2--------
modules
3--------
only4--------
317
-I forI 1 I
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IIuniversal 2 I--------
II
Imodules 3--------
only4--------
318 -Ifor1universal 2--------
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IImodules 3 II--------
only4--------
411...

SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NATABLE 3-5 (CONT’D)
FORM 01
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
672-PORT VARIANT
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NOTES FOR FORM 01
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Notes: 1. Enter the card type in the PROGRAMMED column. Most slots have no circuit designa-
tions (represented by a a-ain the CCT column), as the cards for these slots have
identical circuit types.
2. Slots with circuit designations are high powered slots. The circuit designations refer
only to the four module positions on a Universal Card; circuit designations for lines,
trunks and 
DATASETs are recorded in the appropriate forms. Universal Cards...

SECTION MITL9109-094-206-NATABLE 3-6
FORM 02 
- FEATURE ACCESS CODES
Feature
Number
01
02Feature Name
Account Code Access
Auto-Answer ActivationAssigned
Access Code
03Call Forwarding - Busy
04Call Forwarding - Don’t Answer
I051 Call Forwarding - Busy/Don’t AnswerII
06Call Forwarding - Follow Me
07Call Forwarding - I’m Here
08Dial Call Pickup
09Directed Call Pickup
10Do Not Disturb
11Extension General Attendant Access
12Paging Access to Default Zone(s)
13Paging Access to Specific Zones
14TAFAS - Any
4 15...