Mitel SX-200 Practices page 250

Features Description
Programming
Operation
Enter
the dataset extension numbers into CDE Form 17 (Hunt Groups).
When the first dataset is entered, the system sets the hunt group type to
Data. The system then accepts only datasets as subsequent entries.
Specify TERMINAL or CIRCULAR hunting as desired.
Program an access code for the Hunt Group.
If desired, program a name for the Data Hunt Group. This is useful for DTRX
calls. See DTRxCall By Name. If desired, program an overflow point for the
Data Hunt Group.
Call the data hunt group using its access code or name. See ADL Call
Origination, DTRX Call Origination, and Modem Pooling.
Data Peripherals
Description
The SX-200 DIGITAL PABX supports several different data devices; MI-
TEL also provides several data support devices for use with MITEL data
devices.
Mite1 data devices are proprietary limited-distance modems that provide
data facilities for terminals, digital SUPERSETtelephones, and other types
of data devices. These data sets serve as the interface between the DNIC
digital line card in the PABX, and the data devices connected to the system,
transmitting data and control signals over a single twisted pair of wires.The
datasets are available in two series - DATASET 1100 series and DATASET
2100 series.
DATASET 1100 series supports asynchronous data communications at
rates from 110 bps to1 9.2 kbps. The data sets are RS-232C compatible,
provide end-to-end error correction, auto-baud detection and auto-parity
generation.
The DATASET 1100 series is available in four package options:
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DATASET 1101 Cartridge
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DATASET 1102 Dual Rack-Mounted Card
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DATASET 1103 Standalone
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MiLink" Data Module.
DATASET 2100 series supports asynchronous data communications from
110 bps to1 9.2 kbps, and synchronous data communications at rates from
1200 bps to19.2 kbps. In asynchronous mode these data sets have the
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