Mitel Sx 50 Dpabx Instructions Guide

							Features Descrintion 
Paging Access - -._ 
Description 
Paging Access to customer-provided paging equipment is provided in 
one of two ways: by a Music on Hold/Pager Module mounted on the 
Universal Card, or by the 6-pin connector jack to the Music/Pager circuit 
on Control Card 2 (MCC2). 
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Conditions l If Control Card MCC2 is not installed, a Music on Hold/Pager Module 
must be installed on the Universal Card. 
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l If both a Music on Hold/Pager Module and the Control Card 2 (MCC2) 
are installed on the SX-50 system, Paging Access is handled by the 
Control Card 2 (MCC2). A Universal Card with a Music on Hold/Pager 
Module must be installed for pre MS53/MS54 software. 
l When a DISA Trunk accesses the Paging equipment, Disconnect 
Supervision must be provided by the CO to ensure that the DISA 
Trunk is dropped at the end of the page announcement. 
l The Attendant can override and disconnect any extension using the 
Paging equipment. 
Programming Command 110, Feature Access Codes, Register 02: 
l Assign required l-, 2- 3- or 4-digit Paging Access Code. Default 
access code is 50. 
Commands 121 - 129, COS 1 - COS 9 Programming, Register 3: 
0. Paging Access (field c) must be set to 1 (Enable). Default is 1. 
Commands 501 - 580 Trunks 01 - 80, Trunk Programming, Register 2: 
l Set Disconnect Supervision Guaranteed? (field c) to 1 (Yes). Default is 
0 (No). 
Operation 
Attendant Console 
l Press and hold down the PAGE key -the LCD displays the PAGER 
flag and the Attendant Console is connected to the Paging equipment. 
l Make the announcement. 
l At the end of the announcement, release the PAGE key -the 
Attendant Console disconnects from the Paging equipment. 
SUPERSET 3, 
ONS and OPS Telephones 
l Lift the handset - dial tone is returned. 
l Dial the Paging Access Code. 
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. Warning 
tone is heard -the extension is connected to the Paging 
equipment. 
l Make the announcement. 
. At the end of the announcement, replace the handset. 
SUPERSET 4 
Telephone 
. Go off-hook by lifting the receiver. 
l Press and hold down the PAGE softkey -the user hears a short burst 
of tone, and then connects to the paging system. 
l Make the required announcement. 
l Release the PAGE softkey. Go on-hook. 
SUPERSET 420 
Telephone 
l Go off-hook, by lifting the handset. 
l Press the Page softkey. The user hears a short tone, indicating that 
the telephone is connected to the paging system. 
l Make the required announcement. 
l Return the handset to the on-hook state. 
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							Features Description 
Partial Flash Inhibit 
Description 
Conditions 
Programming 
Operation 
A switchhook bounce while hanging up can accidentally leave a trunk on 
consultation hold. This generates undesirable recall traffic, commonly 
known as “Phantom Ringback”. The Partial Flash Inhibit option prevents 
this; on a trunk call, a flash followed by hang-up will cause the system to 
drop the call. 
l Partial Flash Inhibit does not affect normal operation of features requir- 
ing a switchhook flash, such as Call Transfer and Call Hold. 
Command 100, System Options, Register 6, Station Attributes: 
l Set Partial Flash Inhibit, (field e), to 1 (Enable). Default is 0 (Disable). 
None. 
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Features 
Personal Outgoing Line 
Description 
This feature enables a SUPERSET 4, SUPERSET 410, or SUPERSET 
telephone user to access a specific trunk directly via a Line Select key. This 
line can be used for outgoing calls. 
Conditions . Conversations on the Personal Outgoing line are private, but a call on 
a Personal Outgoing line can be transferred, conferenced, swapped or 
split. 
l While the Personal Outgoing line is in use, the set is inaccessible 
(busy) to all other sets. 
Programming Commands 401 - 480, SUPERSETTelephone 01 ---, 80 Programming, 
Register = Line Key Number: 
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Operation . Lift the handset. 
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Line type must be set to Personal Outgoing Line (field c = 7). When 
the line type is set to 7, fields d + g are set automatically to 00, plus 
the extension number. 
Select the Personal Outgoing line key - dial tone is returned. 
Dial the Trunk Group Access code. 
Dial the desired access code or directory number. 
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							Features Description 
Pickup Groups - 
Description 
This feature assigns an extension to a Pickup Group and permits the 
extension to answer any call directed to any extension in that Pickup 
Group by dialing the Dial Call Pickup Access Code. 
Conditions 
l A maximum of seven Pickup Groups are permitted per system. 
l This feature cannot be originated by an extension with a call on 
Consultation Hold. In this case, if a pickup is attempted, then the 
originating extension receives reorder tone and must flash the 
switchhook to return to the held call. 
Programming Command 110, Feature Access Codes, Register 06: 
l Assign the Dial Call Pickup Access Code. Default is 54. 
Commands 301 + 310, Slots 1 + 10, Extension Programming: 
l Assign the Pickup Group (field 9 (1 - 7). Default is 1 (Pickup Group 1). 
Operation 
l Refer to CALL PICKUP in this Section. 
Power Failure Restart 
Description 
Customer data is stored in the Random Access Memory (RAM). In the 
event of a commercial power failure, this data is preserved by a Lithium 
Battery. Refer to CDE BATTERY BACKUP in this Section. The SX-50 
system automatically returns to normal operation when commercial power 
is restored. The correct date is maintained, however, the time flashes at 
the time that power went down. 
Conditions 
None. 
Programming None. 
Operation 
l Refer to the Attendant Console User Guide, PN 9104-953-l Ol-NA. 
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Power Failure Transfer 
Description 
Each LS/GS Trunk Card provides two Power Failure Transfer (PFIJ 
circuits. In the event of a commercial power failure, these circuits transfer 
the CO trunks to extensions that were selected during the installation 
process. Refer to Section 9104091-200-NA, Shipping, Receiving and 
Installation Information for wiring details. 
Conditions l Each LS/GS Trunk Card (4 Trunks or 8 Trunks) has two PPT circuits. 
l If the CO trunks are ground start trunks, the extensions must be 
equipped with a ground start key, or a ground start/loop converter. 
9 SUPERSET 3, SUPERSET 4, SUPERSET 410, and SUPERSET 420 
telephones must NOT be used for power failure transfer. 
Programming None. 
Operation None. 
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							Features Description 
Printer Port - 
Description 
An external printer can be connected to the DPABX via the RS-232 port 
(Printer Port). Features using the printer include: 
l Room Status 
l Alarms 
l SMDR (programmable) 
l Automatic Wake-Up (programmable) 
l Message Register Audit (programmable) 
l Data Dump/Load (requires System Security Code). 
The SX-50 DPABX monitors RTS (pin 4) from the printer. An ON condition 
(+V), indicates that the printer is ready to receive data and an OFF condition 
(-V), indicates that the printer is not ready to receive (i.e., paper out, buffer 
full or no ribbon). Note that XON, XOFF and DTR are not monitored. For most 
applications the following configuration of pins is sufficient: 
l-l 
3-3 
4-4 
7-7 
However, a standard 25-pin RS-232 cable will also function properly. 
Conditions l The printer can be suspended, released or have its queues purged by 
using Attendant Function 75 (refer to Operation). 
Programming Command 100, System Options, Register 16, Printer Control: 
l If a Data Demultiplexer is installed (refer to Data Demultiplexer in this 
Section), set Data Demultiplexer Enable (field c) to 1 (Enable). Default 
is 0 (Disable). 
l Select the Printer Baud Rate (field d). Valid entries are: 0 = 110 Baud, 
1 = 150 Baud, 2 = 300 Baud, 3 = 600 Baud, 4 = 1200 Baud, 5 = 1800 
Baud, 6 = 2400 Baud, 7 = 4800 Baud and 8 = 9600 Baud. Default is 4 
(1200 Baud). 
9 Printer Parity (field e) must be set to 0 (No Parity), 1 (Odd Parity) or 2 
(Even Parity). Default is No Parity. 
l Printer Number of TX Bits (field 9 must be specified as 5 - 8 TX Bits. 
Default is 8 TX Bits. 
l Printer Number of Stop Bits (field g) must be specified as 1 or 2. 
Default is 1 stop bit. 
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l Printer Slow Carriage Return Option (field h) must be set to 0 (Disable) 
or 1 (Output 6 Nulls at End-of-Line). Default is 0. 
Operation l Connect the printer to the RS-232 Port (Printer Port) on the Control 
Card/Control Card 2 (MCC2). Refer to Section 9104-091-200-NA, 
Shipping, Receiving and Installation Information. 
To Suspend the Printer: 
l Dial the Attendant Function Access Code (71 or *) or press the 
FUNCTION key. 
l Dial Attendant Function 75 and *. _ “’ 
l The printer is suspended. When the printer is suspended, SMDR and 
Automatic Wake-Up could fill up the queues for the printer. 
l If the Printer Queue is full, no trunk calls requiring SMDR are permitted 
and no Automatic Wake-up calls are made. Also, the system raises an 
alarm to indicate that the Printer Queue is full. 
To Resume Printing: 
l Dial the Attendant Function Access Code (71 or *) or press the 
FUNCTION key. 
l Dial Attendant Function 75 and #. 
l The printer continues printing where it left off and prints records found 
in the Printer Queue. 
To Suspend the Printer and Purge the Queues: 
l Dial the Attendant Function Access Code (71 or *) or press the 
FUNCTION key. 
l Dial Attendant Function 75 and 0. 
l he system purges the Printer Queue and suspends the printer. 
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							Features Description 
Privacy Release - 
Description 
Conditions 
l Privacy Release is effective only on SUPERSET line appearances. I’t 
has no effect on Executive Busy Override. 
Operation SUPERSET 4 Telephones 
Several SUPERSET telephones can have appearances of the same line. 
However, conversations on these line appearances are private; another 
set with an appearance of the same line cannot enter the conversation. If 
required, a SUPERSET 4 or SUPERSET 420 telephone using the line 
can permit other appearances to join the conversation by activating the 
Privacy Release feature. 
During an established call: 
l Press the PRIVACY REL softkey. 
Another SUPERSET user with an appearance of the same line can now 
enter the conversation by pressing the appropriate Line Select key. 
SUPERSET 420 
Telephones 
During an established call: 
l Press the Superkey key, to select the programmable features menu. 
The CALL FORWARDING feature appears on display. 
l Press the No softkey, to step forward to the LINE PRIVACY? feature. 
l Press the Yes softkey. Prompt PRIVACY RELEASE appears on 
display. 
l Press On/Off to select state desired. 
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Programming 
Description 
Programming the SX-50 DPABX consists of completing the required 
Installation Forms, loading the Default Data and then entering the 
required Command Number and data from the Attendant Console, 
Auxiliary Attendant, Test Line or RMATS. Refer to TEST LINE in this 
Section. 
The installer sets a System Security Code for each system installed which 
permits modification of the entire system database. Refer to SYSTEM 
SECURITY CODE PROGRAMMING in this Section. The customer can 
modify parts of the system database by using the User Security Code. Refer 
to USER SECURITY CODE PROGRAMMING in this Section. 
The following is a brief description of available functions for editing the 
Customer Database from the Attendant Console or the Test Line. For details, 
refer to Section 9104--091-210-NA, Customer Data Entry. 
Pressing the ENTER softkey on the Attendant Console at the Command 
Level accesses the Register Level. 
Pressing the EXIT softkey on the Attendant Console exits CDE Mode (or 
Display Mode) and returns the system to Call Processing Mode. Replacing 
the handset at the Test Line also exits CDE Mode. 
Pressing the QUIT softkey on the Test Line returns control to the Command 
Level when data is being displayed. 
At the Command Level, pressing the FWD softkey on the Test Line or 
pressing the NEXT softkey on the Attendant Console advances the system 
to the next register in the Command. When the last register in the command 
is reached, the softkey no longer appears. 
Pressing the - softkey on the Attendant Console moves the pointer one field 
location to the right. 
When a programming error occurs, pressing the CANCEL softkey on the 
Test Line (or pressing the QUIT softkey on the Attendant Console) restores 
the previous contents of the register. 
Conditions l The Programming Access Code defaults to 70 or #. However, if # is 
used for Last Number Redial, then 70 must be used to access Pro- 
gramming Mode. Refer to LAST NUMBER REDIAL in this Section. 
l When the User Security Code is dialed, only the information detailed in 
User Programming Access (Command Number 180) can be changed. 
l The user can NEVER view the System Security Code or Load Default 
Data (#998) when using the User Security Code. 
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