Mitel SX-200 Practices page 611

General Description
the redial digits would otherwise be displayed. In DAY service, the redial digits are not
overwritten.
The display area for each SUPERSET mentioned displays the current mode of
operation, either NIGHT 1, NIGHT 2 or DAY service.
In the case of DAY service, the
display reverts to showing the time and date after a short period of time.
Please refer
to Practice 9109-096-I 05-NA, Features Description, for complete programming
information.
Since call rerouting destinations and incoming CO trunks are programmed for Day,
Night 1, and Night 2, switching to Night service will automatically reroute all calls for that
tenant, provided that the tenant is properly programmed in CDE Form 66, Tenant Night
Switching Control.
It may be desirable to have a console or a SUPERSET telephone (such as a night
security desk) able to switch all tenants into Night 1 or Night 2 service. The security
desk console may be programmed as a tenant that controls the Night status of tenants.
When the security guard sets "Night 2", all associated tenants switch into Night 2. If a
tenant forgot to switch to Night service, and calls were not being rerouted, the status
is corrected when the night security guard comes on duty and sets Night 2 to reroute
calls to the security desk.
Night Bells and Night Answer
2.9 The system allows incoming calls to be redirected to a Night bell. A non-display
SUPERSETtelephone in that tenant may dial the TAFAS - LOCAL TENANT feature
access code to answer the first call in that tenant's queue. A SUPERSETSDN,
SUPERSET 410, and SUPERSET 420 user will press a NIGHT ANSWER feature
key, a SUPERSET user will press the NIGHT ANS softkey, a SUPERSET4DN and
SUPERSET 430 user will press the NIGHT ANSWER softkey and the attendant
console will press the NIGHT BELL softkey. Any extension may dial the TAFAS -
Any feature access code to pick up a call in any tenant to which it is allowed to
connect. Please refer to Practice 9109-096-I 05-NA, Features Description, for
complete programming information,
Dial 0 Routing
2.10 Any tenant group may operate with a central attendant,subattendant or enhanced
subattendant position handling incoming calls and Dial 0 calls or may program its
own Day/Night directory numbers to route Dial 0 calls. Figure 25 shows two
examples.
The feature access code for attendant access (usually 0) is programmed systemwide
for all stations. Each tenant may then specify the Day, Night 1, and Night 2 answer
points to route callers who dial this access code.
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