Mitel SX-200 Practices page 220

Features Description
Programming
All trunk types and station and SUPERSETtelephones can camp on.
Calls can camp on to busy industry-standard telephones, SUPERSET
telephones, logical lines, hunt groups, and trunk groups.
Campon is done immediately for reroute points that are busy regard-
less of Campon COS options; see Call Rerouting.
Campon is done for Automated Attendant hunt groups regardless of
campon COS options; see Automated Attendant.
Campon tones are not passed to lines which have COS Option 216
(Data Security) enabled in their COS.
The Campon warning tone applies to the party being transferred to.
Enable COS Option 301 (Campon) for the device to allow it to camp on.
If Campon is to be permitted on outgoing trunks, enable COS Option 237
(Outgoing Trunk Campon) for the device in addition to COS Option 301
(Campon).
Operation
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Operation varies depending upon the device as described below:
Industry-standard, SUPERSET3, and SUPERSET Telephones:
To camp on to a busy device:
Dial the number - special busy tone is returned.
After IO seconds of special busy tone, Campon is done and busy tone
is returned. The called extension receives campon warning tone.
When the called extension goes on-hook, the calling extension hears
ringing tone and the called extension is rung, or,
The called trunk group becomes idle -the system dials the originally
dialed digits.
SUPERSET
DN and SUPERSET Telephones:
If the set does not have a CAMPON feature key programmed, use the
procedure for industry-standard telephones, above. If the CAMPON feature
key is programmed, use the following procedure.
To camp on:
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Dial the number - busy tone is returned.
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Press the CAMPON feature key. Remain off-hook.
SUPERSET
Telephones:
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While receiving special busy tone, press the CAMP ON softkey. Re-
main off-hook.
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