Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide

SET TYPE: This field lists the device type: 
l PBX STATION indicates that the line appears on a station. 
l PBX SET indicates that the line appears on a SWEWE~telephone. 
l PBX SUB-ATT indicates that the line appears on a subattendant. 
l CONSOLE indicates that the LDN appears on an attendant console. (The console 
shares a common LDN with a subattendant). 
l Key SET indicates that the line appears on key system telephone. 
l Key SUB-Al-T indicates that the line appears on a key system subattendant....

Customer Data Entry 
Form 10 - Pickup Groups 
4.11 This form specifies the members of each pickup group. See Figure 4-15 for the form 
layout. Memberships are specified by the extension number of an industry standard 
telephone set or the prime line number of a SWERSE~teiephone. Attendant con- 
soles are not allowed. The PABX supports a maximum of 50 pickup groups; each 
group supports a maximum of 50 members. 
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i PICKUP GROUP : 1 
1 1 EXT NUM 1 BW 1 SLT 1 CCT 1...

CDE Form Descriptions 
EXT NUM: This softkey selects a Pickup Group member by its extension number (or 
Prime Line number). Pressing the EXT NUM softkey displays the ENTER EXTENSION 
NUM: prompt on the command line. Entering the extension number displays that mem- 
ber with its bay, slot and circuit location, and (if any) comments. Note that if the selected 
extension number is not in the current Pickup Group, then the system automatically 
displays the Pickup Group where the selected device is located....

Customer Data Entry 
Softkeys 
DESCRIPTOR NUMBER: The DESC NUM softkey allows the user to select a DESC 
NUM by number. Pressing this softkey displays the ENTER DESC NUM: prompt. 
Entering a valid descriptor number and pressing the ENTER softkey, completes the 
selection. 
SELECT OPTION: Pressing this softkey displays a new form. This form provides the 
options associated with the data circuit that is assigned to a descriptor number. Refer 
to Table 4-5, Data Circuit Descriptor Options. 
REVIEW: This...

CDE Form Descriptions 
Softkeys 
The standard softkeys CANCEL, DELETE, ENTER, and QUIT are also provided. The 
other softkeys depend on the parameter displayed on the command line (see /%-am- 
eters for details). Generally, for numeric parameters, only the QUIT softkey appears. 
When a value is typed in, the ENTER softkey appears. Press ENTER once to terminate 
the entry, then again to commit it to the database. While the ENTER softkey is present 
and has not been pressed, the QUIT softkey cancels the...

Customer Data Entry 
Parameters 
The Data Circuit Descriptor is used by ADL calls, DTRX calls, printer monitors, the 
PMS port and pooled modems. The parameters are ordered so that timers and baud 
rate options appear at the top of the form. These parameters apply to all data device 
types. Next are the parameters dealing with EIA leads. These also apply to all data 
devices but the parameter’s meaning can depend on whether a modem adapter is in 
the RS-232 connection. The last options are device type...

CDE Form Descriptions 
DSR Is Held High When Device Is Idle: This option specifies the state of system DSR 
to an idle device, until a data call is connected. When enabled, DSR is held high; when 
disabled, DSR is held low. If a modem adapter is inserted in the RS-232 connection, 
this option applies to DTR instead. Note: This parameter MUST be enabled to provide 
keyboard origination. 
CTS Is Held High When Device Is Idle: This option specifies the state of system CTS 
to an idle device, until a data...

Customer Data Entry 
l DSR Is Held High When Device Is Idle 
l CTS Is Held High When Device Is Idle 
4-58 ASYNC: ADL Auto Baud: With this option enabled, after dialing the ADL access code 
an ADL caller must enter a carriage return to set the baud rate. With this option disabled, 
the system attempts to establish the ADL call at the originator’s last used baud rate. 
ASYNC: Flow Control: This parameter specifies the flow control method the dataset 
uses. The options are CTS, PIN 25Hl/CTS, PIN 25LO/CTS,...

CDE Form Descriptions 
if character 1 is zero and character 2 is non-zero, both characters are sent. This feature 
is designed for attached devices which can automatically set their baud rate and/or 
parity from specific characters. If the attached device does not have this capability, 
one of the following should be done: 
. Set Minimum Baud Rate = Maximum Baud Rate = Default Baud Rate 
l Enable the “Always Use Default Baud Rate When Called” parameter 
With one of the above options selected, the...

Customer Data Entry 
Form 12 - Data Assignment 
4.14 When a Digital Line Card is programmed in the System Configuration Form, the sys- 
tem creates an entry line for each of its circuits in Form 09, Stations/SUPERSET 
Telephones, Form 45, Key System Telephones and in Form 12, Data Assignment. 
See Figure 4-18 for the layout of Form 12. If the card is in an upper (high power) slot, 
the system also creates entry lines for its circuits in Form 07, Console Assignments. 
When the programmer assigns a Digital...