Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide

, 1 Introduction 
General 
1.1 After the successful mechanical installation of the PABX (refer to the /~~~&//a~~on 
/r~~o~rna~ion Practice), the system is ready for programming. This practice describes 
the Customer Data Entry (CDE) package and outlines the procedures for entering 
customer data entry mode. 
CDE Package Grouping 
1.2 The system is programmed in groups. Classes of service group together users with 
the same COS restrictions. Pickup groups assemble users in a department. Hunt 
groups...

Customer Data Entry 
Disclaimer 
The following products have been manufacture discontinued by Mitel. These products 
are supported but not described in SX-200@ ML Practices: 
l SUPERSET 3TM and SUPERSET 4@ telephone sets 
l SUPERSET 3DNTM and SUPERSET 4DNTM telephone sets 
l DATASET 1101 data cartridge 
l SUPERSETTM DSS module. 
The following products and peripheral devices are not supported on the SX-200 ML 
PABX and are not described in SX-200 ML Practices: 
Modem Interconnect Panel 
DATASET 1102...

2 Equipment Used For 
Customer Data Entry 
The programming of the database is supported by three devices: the attendant console, 
an ASCII CRT terminal (VTiOOTM compatible), and a PC. 
ASCII Terminal 
2.1 
A terminal or PC is required for remote programming. A modem is connected to the 
REMOTE (DCE) connector on the cabinet’s lower rear panel. The modem is connect- 
ed, usually by telephone, to a modem connected to the remote terminal. 
The terminal or PC can also be used for local programming; the...

Customer Data Entry 
Attendant Console 
2.2 on-site customer data entry can be performed via the attendant console. The con- 
sole’s softkeys and display facilitate this task. The display has four lines of 80 
characters. These lines are: the header line, the command line (which displays the 
data that can be edited) and two lines for the 10 softkeys. Note that there are some 
forms which have two header lines and only one line for the softkey display. 
Figure 2-2 shows the 3 main screen areas of a...

3 Operation 
Load System Software 
CDE Access from a Terminal 
3.1 The login procedure for initial CDE access (from a terminal) consists of four basic 
steps. These steps are: 
I. Specify the terminal type: 
I - VT1 00 COMPATIBLE 
2- TTY TYPE (suppresses graphic characters) 
3- IBM PC 
2. Select the function: 
l- MAINTENANCE 
2- CDE 
6- QUIT 
3. Enter the level of access: 
INSTALLER, 
MAINTI , 
MAlNT2, 
SUPERVISOR or 
ATTENDANT 
4. Enter the password (the default password is 7000). 
After log in, the...

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FORMS 
01 = SYSTEM CONFIGllRfiTION 
03 = COS DEFINE 
0s q TENflNT INTERCONNECTION TfiBLE 
07 = 
CONSOLE f%ZtSIGNMENTS 
09 = ST~ITIONVSUPERSET TELEPHONES 
11 
= DfiTfi CIRCUIT DESCRIPTOR 
13 = TRUNK CIRCUIT DESCRIPTORS 
15 
q DIhL-IN TRUNKS 
17 
q HUNT GROUPS 
19 = WiLL REROUTING T~IBLE 
21 
q fiRS: DfiY ZONE DEFINITION 
23 
q SIRS: ROUTE DEFINITION 
25 
q fiRS: ROUTE PLfiNS 
27 = flRS: MRXIMUM DInLED DIGITS 
ENTER FORM NUMBER: 1 02 =...

FORMS 
01 = SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 02 = FEATURE ACCESS CODES 
ENTER FORM NUM: 
[F6 QUIT [F7TOP [F8 BOTTOM 
F9 FO 
Figure 3-2 Available Forms: Attendant Console Display 
The lower command line displays ENTER FORM NUM:. Select a form by entering a 
valid form number. It is not necessary to have the desired form number displayed on 
the upper command line. Press the ENTER softkey. 
Form Editing 
General 
3.3 The forms in the CDE package have several columns and lines of information. On the 
attendant console,...

Customer Data Entry 
Table 3-l Customer Data Entry Forms 
Form Number Form Name 
01 System Configuration 
02 Feature Access Codes 
03 COS Define 
04 System Options/System Timers 
05 Tenant Interconnection Table 
06 Tenant Night Switching Control 
07 Console Assignments 
08 Attendant LDN Assignments 
09 Stations/SU/?E/Xf7Telephones 
10 Pickup Groups 
11 Data Circuit Descriptor 
12 Data Assignment 
13 Trunk Circuit Descriptors 
14 Non-Dial-In Trunks 
15 Dial-In Trunks 
16 Trunk Groups 
17 Hunt Groups 
18...

Softkeys Available in Most CDE Forms 
3.5 The following softkeys appear in most forms. They have the same purpose, regard- 
less of which form they appear in. 
QUIT Pressing the QUIT softkey exits from the current form and returns the display 
to the previous - another form, or the level where the forms are selected (see Figure 
3-i). Also, if another softkey was activated, pressing the QUIT softkey returns the 
display to the previous state. 
CANCEL: This softkey appears after a programming error has...

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3-6 Issue 1 Revision 0 March 1997