Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 605

Route Table
Port COS Table
COS Table
Application Delay Table
LSP Table
PB60019-01
Appendix A Mitel SX2000 Integration (DPNSS)
Port Extension COS Mode
Number
24 n 254 AX
25 n 254 AX
26 n 254 AX
27 n 254 AX
28 n 254 AX
29 n 254 AX
30 n 254 AX
If the Route Table is configured to support a networking
application, modify the dialing string for this integration.
In most common configurations, an access of
9EDXXX−YYY−ZZZZ represents a "9" to dial outside the
switch, an "E" to expect dial tone, and a "D" for a short delay.
Since the DPNSS switches do not provide dial tone and the
delay is not required, modify the dialing pattern to
9XXX−YYY−ZZZZ.
.
Other places where the "E" is typically seen are in
Information Table, Index 17 (offsite prefix digits), and
possibly Index 30 (group fax number).
This is no longer a DTMF integration. Remove attributes 62
and 68 from all port classes of service.
With all adaptive integrations, COSs assigned to mailboxes
with extensions on the PBX are generally assigned Attribute 6
(Call Extension First Before Playing Greeting) and Attribute
15 (Transfer to a Ringing Extension). If Attribute 15 is not
assigned, the person answering the phone hears
"tick...tick...tick..." connecting (typical of a supervised
transfer). The person can press any key on the DTMF keypad
to connect to the caller while the prompt plays.
The Application Delay Table contains the timing values the
Octel 200/300 uses.
The Applications Delay Table for Mitel should be correct if the
PBX type "Mitel SX2000" is selected in System Parameter 3,
with the exception that the following delays must be changed.
Contact Technical Support to make the changes.
138 15000
139 15000
The LSP table (Line Scanning Processor) downloads certain
variables to the line cards. The LSP table used for a line card is
assigned in the Slots Table.
10.3A-9
Outcall X/Y SYS DTC17−
Test DPNSS
YES NO X 24
YES NO X 25
YES NO X 26
YES NO X 27
YES NO X 28
YES NO X 29
YES NO X 30
Octel 200/300 S.4.1