Features; Abbreviateddial - Mitel SX-200 Practices

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' FEATURES
2.1 This section of the practice describes the features which apply to the SX-200
DIGITAL PABX.
Some features are available to all devices, while others are available to specific devices
such as extensions, datasets, consoles, trunks, or SUPERSET" telephones; certain
features are available only with specific software releases. Throughoutthe text, specific
descriptions are provided where required.
Abbreviated Dial
Description
The Abbreviated Dial feature allows trunks and extensions to be ac-
cessed by dialing a 2-to &digit number which is then translated by the
system into the actual number. The actual number can contain up to 26
digits.
The Abbreviated Dial feature can also give system-wide access to a defined
set of long distance numbers, while denying general access to
long-distance dialing.
Abbreviated Dial numbers can also be used as dial-in trunk prefixes, as
routing points for automatic call distribution (ACD) interflow, automated
attendant, and as call-forwarding points.
The attendant or customer data entry (CDE) programmer can program or
display system Abbreviated Dial numbers. These numbers can be marked
as confidential to prevent them from appearing on display telephones or in
SMDR reports.
Special codes can be embedded within the Abbreviated Dial number for
different features. The following codes can be inserted into a stored number:
*I = Pause for 5 seconds
*3 = Wait for user to manually insert digits (2 digits)
*5 = Call to Call Announce Port. This code must be at the end of the
number; it cannot have digits following it.
**
= DTMF digit * (G1004 and G1005 only)
# = DTMF digit #
Example:
For example, a typical number for external directory assistance
is 9+1 +(area code)+5551 212; the area code is to be dialed manually. The
number to be stored would be 91*3035551212.
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