Installation And Maintenance; Installation; Superset; Telephone Assembly - Mitel SX-200 Manual

6.

INSTALLATION

AND
Installation
MAINTENANCE
ANY CONNECTION OF THIS SET TO AN OFF PREMISE APPLICATION,
AN OUT OF PLANT APPLICATION, OR TO ANY OTHER EXPOSED
PLANT APPLICATION MAY RESULT IN A SAFETY HAZARD, AND/OR
DEFECTIVE OPERATION, AND/OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE.
Note: Do not attempt to use a hand test telephone (butt in) to check
4 telephone lines. There is no loop detector in-
stalled in the PABX SUPERSET@ line card/interface; set on-
/off-hook status is signaled using data transmission.
SET 4 telephones must not be connected to any of the foi-
lowing:
a) to standard lines;
b) in parallel; or
c) as Power Fail Transfer extensions.
6.01 The following conditions simplify the installation of a SUPERSET
telephone:
Handset and
No local power supply is required; the system provides power
through the line.
Only nonessential user programming is performed at the set;
i.e., speed dial ("speed call") entry, call forward destination,
name, and timed reminder.
Installer can use set display feature to identify lines pro-
grammed to appear at the set.
Initialization of the SUPERSET
when the set is connected to the system.
6.02 Before a SUPERSET 4 telephone can be connected to a PABX
system, the PABX must be programmed and equipped to inter-
face with a SUPERSEJ 4 telephone.
6.03 Figure 6-l shows a SUPERSET
SUPERSEJ 4 telephone as follows:
Connect the handset cord to the handset and the main assem-
bly.
identify the user's extension number and other lines appearing
at the SUPERSET 4 telephone on the line identification card.
WARNING
line cords are modular-connector-ended.
4 telephone occurs automatically
4 telephone assembly. Install a
4 Telephone Information
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