Mitel Sx 50 Dpabx Instructions Guide
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Features Description Discriminating Ringing Description Conditions None. Programming Operation Command 100, System Options, Register 03, Tone and Ringing Control: l Discriminating Ringing (field 9 must be set to 1 (Enable). Default is 1. None. This feature permits an extension user to distinguish between extension calls and trunk or attendant calls, by distinctive ringing patterns. Calls from other extensions have a ringing pattern of 1 second ON, 3 seconds OFF. Incoming trunk calls and those from the attendant have a ringing pattern of 0.25 seconds ON, 0.25 seconds OFF, 0.5 seconds ON and 3.25 seconds OFF. . Discriminating Dial Tone Description When an extension user activates a feature which prevents the set from receiving calls, the system provides Discriminating Dial Tone (5 bursts of dial tone followed by normal dial tone) when the set goes off-hook. Fea- tures which cause Discriminating Dial Tone to be applied include: l Call Forwarding - Follow Me (Always) l Do Not Disturb Conditions None. Programming None. Operation l Set Call Forwarding - Follow Me on an extension. Refer to CALL FORWARDING - FOLLOW ME in this Section. Replace the handset. l Lift the handset at the same extension - the system provides Discrimi- nating Dial Tone to indicate that Call Forwarding - Follow Me is enabled at that extension. 105 3-100 Revision 0 9104-091-10~NA Issue 5
Features Description Distinctive Callback Ringing Description This feature permits the extension user to identify a callback call by its distinctive ringing pattern. Callback calls have a ringing pattern of 0.25 seconds ON, 0.25 seconds OFF, 0.5 seconds ON and 3.0 seconds OFF. For the SUPERSET 3, SUPERSET 4, SUPERSET 410 and SUPERSET telephone, only the first cycle is distinctive. Conditions None. _ Programming Command 100, System Options, Register 03, Tone and Ringing Control: . Operation l . Ensure Distinctive Callback Ringing (field g) is set to 1 (Enable). This is the default. 0 is disable. Set Automatic Callback - Busy on the extension (refer to AUTOMATIC CALLBACK - BUSY in this Section) - go on-hook. When the line becomes free, the system rings the originator with a dis- tinctive callback ringing pattern. 9104-091-105-NA Issue5 Revision 0 105 3-10-i
Features Description Do Not Disturb - Description The Do Not Disturb (DND) feature allows an extension user to prevent calls ringing the set. All other set functions and operation are unaffected. The Attendant Console or Auxiliary Attendant set can apply or remove Do Not Disturb on any extension. Conditions l The Attendant or Auxiliary Attendant can set Do Not Disturb only on extensions that have Do Not Disturb enabled in their Class of Service. l A calling extension can override DND, if Executive Busy Override is enabled in its COS. Executive Busy Override Security does not pre- vent override of DND. l Where there are multiple appearances of a line, DND tone is returned only if ALL appearances have Do Not Disturb in effect. Otherwise, the caller receives ringback tone and appearances without DND in effect ring as normal. DND key or multicall appearances only flash their Line Status display, but can be answered. l If a Hunt Group member activates Do Not Disturb, the extension is treated as busy and receives no calls. If all members have Do Not Dis- turb activated, the caller hears Do Not Disturb Tone. SUPERSET 4 and SUPERSET 420 telephones display “NO DIST’B”. Direct-In Line calls reroute to LDNl . l If a Ring Group member activates Do Not Disturb, the extension is treated as busy. If all members have Do Not Disturb activated, the first incoming call camps on to the Ring Group. It receives ringback tone. Subsequent calls receive busy tone. l The Night Answer Point cannot be set to a Do Not Disturb condition. When an extension has Do Not Disturb active: l Calls to the extension receive Do Not Disturb Tone (Dial Tone 0.5 s on, 0.5 s off). A SUPERSET 4 and SUPERSET 420 caller’s display shows “NO DIST’B”; the Attendant sees “DND”. l If the extension is a hunt group member, it will be excluded from hunting. l Upon going off-hook, the set user hears Discriminating Dial Tone. l If the extension is assigned to a Direct-In Line, DIL calls reroute to LDNl. Do Not Disturb does not affect: l Trunk recalls l Automatic Wake-up l Callbacks . 105 3-102 Revision 0 9104-091-l 05-NA Issue 5
Features Description l Call Hold Recalls. Programming Command 110, Feature Access Codes, Register 33: l Set fields c through f to the desired access code. Default is 63. Commands 121 + 129, COS 1 - COS 9, Register 2: l Set Do Not Disturb (field k) to 1 (Enable).. Default is 0 (Disable), Command 185, Function Key Programming, Register = Key Number (01 + 14): l Set Function Code (fields b,c) to 17 (Do Not Disturb). Operation SUPERSET 3 and SUPERSET 470 Telephone and ONS or OPS Sets To activate Do Not Disturb: l Lift handset. Dial tone is returned. l Dial Do Not Disturb feature access code (default 63). A short burst of Dial Tone is returned. l Dial 1. Distinctive Dial Tone is returned, then normal Dial Tone. . Hang up. DND is in effect. To cancel Do Not Disturb: l Lift handset. Dial tone is returned. l Dial Do Not Disturb feature access code (default 63). A short burst of Dial tone is returned. l Dial 2. Dial tone is returned. l Hang up. DND is canceled. SUPERSET 4 Telephone To Enable Do Not Disturb: l Press the SELECT FEATURES feature key. l Dial ‘2’ (feature number 2 is Do Not Disturb (2:N0 DIST’B)). l Press the ON softkey. l The NO DIST’B flag appears as a reminder while Do Not Disturb is activated. To Cancel Do Not Disturb: l Press the SELECT FEATURES feature key. l Dial ‘2’. l Press the OFF softkey. 9104-091-105NA Issue 5 Revision 0 105 3-103
Features Description Note: SUPERSET telephone can also follow procedure given for ONS set. SUPERSE T 420 Telephone To Enable Do Not Disturb: l Press the Superkey key. l Press No to step to Do Not Disturb menu. l Press the On softkey. l The NO DIST’B flag appears as a reminder while Do Not Disturb is activated. _ ” l Press the Superkey key to exit the menu. To Cancel Do Not Disturb: l Press the Superkey key. l Press No to step to Do Not Disturb menu. l Press the Off softkey. l Press the Superkey to exit the menu. Attendant To apply Do Not Disturb on an extension: l Press the DO NOT DISTURB function key or dial “85. The LCD shows EXT-NUMBER ?. l Dial the desired extension number. l Press the DND ON softkey. l If desired, press the NEW EXT softkey to apply or remove Do Not Dis- turb on another extension. l Press the EXIT softkey. To remove Do Not Disturb on an extension: l Press the DO NOT DISTURB function key. The LCD shows EXT- NUMBER ?. 9 Dial the desired extension number. The LCD shows the extension number and DO NOT DISTURB. l Press the DND OFF softkey. l If desired, press the NEW EXT softkey to apply or remove Do Not Dis- turb on another extension. l Press the EXIT softkey. Auxiliary Attendant ‘, 105 3-104 To apply or remove Do Not Disturb on an extension: Revision 0 9104-09!-105NA Issue 5
Features Description 4 Press the DO NOT DISTURB function key. The LCD shows EXT NUM- BER ?. l Dial the desired extension number. The LCD shows the extension number, DND - and ON or OFF. l A softkey appears, OFF or ON, opposite to the current Do Not Disturb status. To change the status, pregs the softkey. To leave it unchanged, press the EXIT softkey. - 9104-091-l 05-NA Issue 5 Revision 0 105 3-105
Features Description E&M Trunks . Description E&M Trunk circuits are required to perform tied DPABX operations. There are several hardware characteristics programmable in Trunk Programming. Conditions l The E&M Trunk Module must be installed on the Universal Card. l E&M Trunks use odd equipment numbers only. l The E&M Trunk cannot be used as a normal CO Trunk. . l The far-end PABX must provide Disconnect Supervision and the Sys- tem Programming must reflect this condition (Trunk Programming, Commands 501 - 580, Register 2). Refer to Section 9104-091-210-NA, Customer Data Entry (CDE). l Refer to Section 9104-091-200-NA, Shipping, Receiving and Installa- tion Information and Section 9104-091-l 80-NA, Engineering Information, for details. Programming Commands 151 - 156, Trunk Groups 1 - 6 Programming, Register 1: l Assign Trunk Group Access Code (fields f - i). Default Access Codes are 9, 8, 78 and 79 for Trunk Groups 1, 2, 3 and 4. Trunk Group 2 is default for E&M Trunks. Commands 501 - 580, Trunks 01 -+ 80, Trunk Programming, Register 1: l Trunk Group Membership (field b) must be set to 0 (Incoming Calls Only) or I. - 6 (Trunk Groups 1 - 6). Default is 2 for E&M trunks. l Set the Trunk Hardware Type (field d) to 3 (Analog Tie Trunk) for each trunk used for E&M purposes. This is the default for E&M Trunks al- ready installed. l Set Trunk Class of Service (field e) to the desired COS. l If DISA operation is desired, set Trunk Dialing Type (field j) to 1 (DISA). Default is 0 (DIL). Commands 501 - 580, Trunk 01 - Trunk 80 Programming;- Register 2: l The far--end PBX must provide Disconnect Supervision and Discon- nect Supervision Provided by CO (field c) must be set to 1 (Yes). Default is 0 (No). Commands 501 - 580, Trunks 01 - 80, Trunk Programming, Register 3: l Set the E&M Lead Inversion (field c). For Type 1 trunks the options are 0 (M-Lead Inverted), 1 (Both Leads Inverted), 2 (No Inversions) and 3 (E-Lead Inverted). For Type 5 trunks the options are 0 (No Inver- sions), 1 (E-Lead Inverted), 2 (M-Lead Inverted,) and 3 (Both Leads Inverted). Default is 2. ‘,. / 105 3-106 Revision 0 9104-091-105-NA Issue 5
Features DescriDtion l Set the E&M Delay Dial Outgoing (field d) to 0 (Disable) or 1 (Enable). Default is 0. l Set the E&M Wink Start Incoming Enable (field e) to 0 (Disable) or 1 (Enable). Default is 0. l Set the E&M Wink Start Outgoing Enable (field 9 to 0 (Disable) or 1 (Enable). Default is 0. Commands 501 3 580, Trunks 01 - 80, Trunk Programming, Register 4: l Set the Day Answer Mode (field d) to 0 (Direct-In Line), 1 (LDNl), 2 (LDN2) or 3 (LDN3). _ 1.’ Commands 501 -+ 580, Trunks 01 - 80, Trunk Programming, Register 5: l Set the Night Answer Mode (field b) to 0 (Flexible Night Service), 1 (LDNl), 2 (LDN2) or 3 (LDN3). Note: There are also switches on the E&M Module which must be set appropriately. Refer to Section 9104-091-200-NA, Shipping, Receiving and Installation Information. Operation Outgoing Trunks: l Dial Trunk Group Access Code -the user is connected to the E&M Trunk. Incoming Trunks: l Calls arrive at a designated LDN or extension or via DISA - the call is answered as usual (refer to CALL SELECTION in this Section). 9104-091-l 05-NA Issue 5 Revision 0 105 3-107
Features Description Executive Busy Override (Console) ‘-_ - .: ,i Description This feature allows an Attendant to ring a set that has Do Not Disturb acti- vated or to enter the conversation of a busy extension. When Executive Busy Override is used on a busy extension, all parties receive a 1 second warning tone (440 Hz), before voice contact is established. A 200 ms burst of warning tone is repeated every 6 seconds for the duration of the override. _ Conditions l The Attendant Console cannot manipulate the original conversation in any way. . The Attendant cannot override a conversation in which either party has Executive Busy Override Security or Data Line Security enabled. l Any extension dialing, or receiving supervisory tone cannot be overrid- den. l An extension on all types of Hold cannot be overridden. l A 3-way conference cannot be overridden. l If the overridden extension flashes the switchhook, the Attendant Con- sole receives reorder tone. Prograinming Command 100, System Options, Register 02, Attendant Functions: l Executive Busy Override (Console) (field c) must be set to 1 (Enable Except On Incoming Trunks) or 2 (Enable All Calls). Default is 0 (Dis- able). Commands 121 - 129, COS 1 - COS 9 Programming, Register 4: l If Executive Busy Override is not intended on an extension, set Execu- tive Busy Override Security (field h) to 1 (Enable). Default is 0 (Disable). Operation l Dial the extension number - busy tone is returned. . Press and hold down the OVERRIDE key; after the warning tone, the Attendant Console is connected to the call. If the extension cannot be overridden, the Attendant Console receives reorder tone and INVALID is displayed on the LCD display. 105 3-108 Revision 0 9104-091-l 05-NA Issue 5
Features Description Executive Busy Override Description This feature allows an extension user to ring a set that has Do Not Dis- turb activated or to enter the conversation of a busy extension. When Executive Busy Override is used on .a busy extension, all parties receive a 0.8 second warning tone (440 Hz), before voice contact is established. A 0.2 second burst of warning tone is repeated every 6 seconds for the duration of the override. Conditions l The ,overriding extension cannot manipulate the original connection in any way. l For stations and SUPERSET 3, SUPERSET 4, SUPERSET 410, and SUPERSET 420 telephones, the Executive Busy Override Access Code is 5. This code is not programmable. 9 If either extension in the overridden conversation flashes the switch- hook, the other party in the original call is placed on Consultation Hold and the overriding extension receives reorder tone. l If the overridden extension goes on-hook, both the other parties are dropped and receive reorder tone. l If the extension initiating the Executive Busy Override has a party on Consultation Hold, the held party is retrieved by flashing the switch- hook. The held party is camped on to the overridden extension if the extension initiating the Override goes on-hook (refer to CAMP-ON in this Section). l An extension that overrides DND on a busy set receives Busy tone. It can then override (if other conditions permit) or camp on. An extension cannot override: l a conversation in which either party has Executive Busy Override Se- curity or Data Line Security enabled . an extension speaking to the attendant, dialing, ‘or receiving superviso- ry tones l an extension on hold l an extension with a call on hold l a ringing extension l an extension using RMATS l a conference call. 9104-091-l 05NA Issue 5 Revision 0 105 3-109