Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide
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4 CDE Form Descriptions NOTE: Programming can be done in any order, however, Form 4 must be com- pleted to enable purchased software options. Form 01 - System Configuration 4.1 This form specifies the intended location of each peripheral card for the system (see Figure 4-l). If the peripheral cards are installed before the system is programmed, this form enables the configuration of the system according to the actual installation. If the system is programmed prior to the peripheral card...
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Customer Data Entty 2:51 FM 9-JRN-97 alarm status = NO RLflRM BflY SLT CCT FROGRRMMED INSTRLLED COMMENTS > 01 01 - ONS LINE CRRD ONS LINE CfrRD < 01 02 - 01 03 - 01 04 - 01 05 - 01 06 - 11 TRUNK CfiRD 01 07 - 01 08 - DIGITRL LINE CRRD DIGIlflL LINE CfiRD 02 01 - 02 02 - 02 03 - 02 04 - 01 01 - ONS LINE CRRD ONS LINE CfiRD l-LINE CRRDS Z-TRUNK CRRDS 3-UNIUERSRL rt-NODE TYPE 5-CONFIGURE 6-QUIT 7-BRY/SLT,‘CCT 8-DELETE 9-UERIFY Df-lTD 0- Figure 4-l Form 01 Layout Softkeys LINE CARDS:...
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Note: The system automatically programs DTMF Receivers where they are installed, provided nothing is already programmed for that circuit. These circuits must be in place in order to program night bell relays and alarms in CDE Form 18. MUSIC PAGER: Programs the selected module as a Music on Hold/Pager Mod- ule. The PROGRAMMED field displays MUSIC PAGER MODULE. Each MOH/Pager Module has a power rating of I. Therefore, a Universal Card can support four of these modules. E&M MODULE: Programs the...
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Customer Data Entry Form 02 - Feature Access Codes 4.2 This form specifies the Feature Access Codes for the system (see Figure 4-2). Fea- ture Access Codes can be a maximum of five digits (except Callback Busy and Executive Busy Override access codes which must be only one digit). Generally, the codes must be unique; they cannot match any listed directory number or other access code in the system (two exceptions: the Callback Busy and Executive Busy Override access codes). See Table 4-l for a...
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, Table 4-l Feature Access Codes Feature Numbers For LIGHTWARE 16 ML Feature Names 01 1 Account Code Access 1 Auto-Answer Activation 02 03 Call Forwarding - All Calls 04 Call Forwardino - Internal Onlv 05 1 Call Forwarding - External Only 1 Call Forwarding - I’m Here 06 07 Call Forwarding - Cancel I’m Here 08 Dial Call Pickup 09 1 Directed Call Pickup 1 Do Not Disturb IO 11 Extension General Attendant Access 12 Paging Access To Default Zone(s) 1 Paging Access To Specific Zones 1...
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Customer Data Entry Table 4-l Feature Access Codes (continued) Feature Numbers For L/GWM’ARE 16 ML Feature Names 37 Direct To ARS 38 UCD Agent Login I Logout 39 Analogue Network Accept Caller’s Extension 40 SUPERSET 4 Tel. Maid in Room Status Display 41 Send Message 42 Call Message Sender of Oldest Message 43 Callback - No Answer 44 ACD Login I Logout 45 ACD Silent Monitorina 46 Flash Over Trunk 47 Program Feature Key 48 Key System - Direct Paging Access r 49 Key System - Group Page...
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ACD Login/Logout (44): Allows an ACD position to log in and out at a SUPERSET telephone. Refer to the ACD TELEMARKETER@ Application Package Practice for further details. ACD Silent Monitoring (45): Allows an ACD supervisor to silently monitor calls of ACD agents. Refer to the ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package Practice for further details. ADL Call Setup (28): Allows an Associated Data Line (ADL) configured extension to originate a data call. Refer to the Features Description Practice for...
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Customer Data Entry Call Hold (21): Allows an extension to put a call on hold and go on-hook. The extension may then be used to make other calls. Call Hold Retrieve - Local (22): Allows a user to retrieve a held call at the extension where the call was originally held. Call Hold Retrieve - Remote (23): Allows a user to retrieve a held call from any extension. The user must dial the Call Hold Retrieve - Remote Feature Access Code, followed by the number of the extension where the call was...
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Flash Over Trunk (46): Allows an extension to access Central Office CENTREXTM features (sends a flash out over a trunk). Hold Pickup Access (16): Allows a station to connect to a held call in an attendant console hold slot. Typically, the attendant will relay the digits to dial: the Hold Pickup Access code, the console/subattendant ID number, followed by the hold slot number, through the system’s zone paging equipment. Key System - Direct CO Line Select (50): Allows a key system extension to access...
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Customer Data Entry distinctive ringing pattern. Refer to the Features DescH@on Practice, under “Messag- ing - Call Me Back”, for further information. SUPERSET 4 Maid In Room Status Display (40): Allows a SUPERSET 420 or SUPERSET 430 station to view room status information. SUPERSET 4 Room Status Display (36): Allows SUPERSET 420 and SUPERSET 430 users to view room status information. Refer to the /iote//Mote/ Fea- ture Package Descriptjon Practice for further information. SUPERSET4Telephone...