Mitel SX-200 Practices page 264

Features Description
Modem Pool Hunt Group
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Program the extension numbers of the required pooled modems to a
Hunt Group in CDE Form 17 (Hunt Groups).
Assign an access code to the Modem Pool Hunt Group.
If desired, make this the Default modem pool hunt group. Users do not
need to dial the Modem Pool access code. Only one Default modem
pool hunt group can be programmed in the system.
Only pooled modems of the same Operating Mode can be assigned to
the same modem pool hunt group.
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Assign a Hunt Group Name to allow access via the DTRX Call by
Name feature.
To provide immediate DTRX access for incoming or internal modem
pooling callers, enable DTRX for the Modem Pool Hunt Group in the
Options subform of CDE Form 17 (Hunt Groups). If DTRX is disabled,
DTRX callers must wait for the interdigit time-out (up to 15 seconds)
before receiving a response. The DTRX option does not affect outgo-
ing modem pooling calls. The DTRX option can only be enabled if DTE
is programmed in the pooled modem and the mode of the hunt group
is Answer or Both.
Operation Internal Modem User (Station, SUPERSETTelephone, or Console)
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Dial:
Data Station or Data Hunt Group access code(where default
modem pool hunt group is selected, if programmed)
or,
Modem Pool Hunt Group access code for DTRX access
or,
Modem Pool Hunt Group access code plus Data Station or Data
Hunt Group access code.
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When answer tone is heard, the modem pooling call is established. Put
the modem on line.
Incoming DISA Trunk Modem Call
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From the Public Network, using a DTMF telephone, dial the DISA tele-
phone number. The PABX answers and returns dial tone.
Dial the DISA Access Code (normal DISA trunk) or Account Code (if a
Special DISA trunk). Once access is allowed, the system returns dial
tone.
Dial:
- Data Station or Data Hunt Group access code (where default
modem pool hunt group is selected, if programmed)
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