Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 559

MIC Extensions
Each MIC port requires a Superset extension from a COV card in the SX-2000. This section explains the
configuration procedure for these Superset extensions. The first part of this section pertains only to MIC
call processing ports, while the second part describes special configuration required if a MIC port must be
dedicated for control of message waiting indicators.
Configuration for MIC Call Processing Ports
Configure the MIC ports used for call processing using the following procedure.
1. Allocate a Superset extension for each of the MIC ports.
2. Allocate an unused PBX COS for the MIC processing ports. This COS is assigned only to the MIC
call processing ports, and must not be assigned to any other extensions. Access to the Class of
Service Options Assignment form for this COS and set the COS options as described below.
COS Option:
Busy Override Security
Call Forwarding Accept
Call Forwarding (Internal Destination)
Camp-on Tone Security
COV Voice Mail Port (if option is available)
Do No Disturb
Message Waiting
Message Waiting - Inquire
Auto Camp-on Timer
Busy Tone Timer
Call Forward - No Answer Timer
Dialing Conflict Timer
First Digit Timer
Inter-digit Timer
Lockout Timer
No Answer Recall Timer
Ringing Timer
Set the following COS options according to the requirements of the particular the Octel 200/300
installation.
COS Option.
Public Network to Public Network Connection Allowed
Non-verified Account Code
Account Code Length
Public Network Access (via DPNSS)
All other COS options that are either Yes or No must be set to No. COS timer options other than
those listed above do not pertain to operation of CPI and can be left unchanged. Note the COS
number used for the MIC ports, as it is needed for the Station Service Assignment form.
PB60019-01
Mitel SX-2000 Adaptive Integration
Setting:
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
30 seconds
30 seconds
20 seconds
2 seconds
15 seconds
4 seconds
30 seconds
30 seconds
180 seconds
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