Mitel SX-200 Practices page 246

Features Description
Data: Automatic Data Route Selection (ADRS)
Description
Outgoing trunk Data calls are processed by the same Automatic Route
Selection (ARS) system as voice trunk calls; see
Automatic Route Selec-
tion.
This feature is not available in Generic 1001 or Generic 1002.
Conditions
None.
Programming
Trunks should be grouped into Trunk Groups according to the maximum
data rate they can support. For more information, refer to Practice
9109-096-22&NA, Automatic Route Selection and Toll Control.
Operation
None.
Data Account Codes
Description
Verified and Non-verified Account Codes can be applied to Data Calls,
internal, external or long distance. The Account Code appears in the
DATA SMDR and TRUNK SMDR records.
This feature is not available in Generic 1001 or Generic 1002.
Internal data calls generate a DATA SMDR record only; external data calls
generate both a DATA SMDR and a TRUNK SMDR record.
Conditions The following conditions apply to this feature:
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For Data or Modem Pooling calls, the user can enter an Account Code
only during call setup. Only the last account code entered is stored in
DATA SMDR and TRUNK SMDR records.
If variable length account codes are enabled, a user dialing an Account
Code must follow it with the # symbol. This is not necessary if the en-
tered account code is twelve digits long. Thus, rotary dial telephones
cannot have access to variable length account codes of less than
twelve digits.
Account Code entry for incoming callers is permitted only on DISA or
Tie trunks. When PABX dial tone is returned, a Special DISA caller can
enter another account code during call setup. Only this second code
appears in the TRUNK SMDR and DATA SMDR reports.
The user can include Account Codes in Speed Call numbers.
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