Mitel SX-200 Practices page 74

Features Description
Conditions
The following conditions apply to this feature:
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Tie, DID, and DISA trunks, extensions, SUPERSETtelephones, data
devices, and consoles can access Abbreviated Dial numbers directly.
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Calls can be forwarded to Abbreviated Dial numbers.
9 No Toll Control is done for external calls using Abbreviated Dial.
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Through the Automated Attendant feature, all devices can directly dial
Abbreviated Dial numbers.
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Confidential numbers can only be viewed from CDE or by conso!es
with COS Option 110 (Attendant Abbreviated Dial Confidential Number
Display) enabled.
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Access to Abbreviated Dial numbers is available to: Inter-flow points in
ACD Paths, and Automated Attendant default destinations.
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Abbreviated Dial Numbers dialed after automatic route selection (ARS)
leading digits will be interpreted as ARS digits to be outpulsed rather
than as an Abbreviated Dial number.
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If an Abbreviated Dial number is to appear in another speed dial num-
ber (Abbreviated Dial or Speedcall), then the Abbreviated Dial number
index must be three digits in length (leading zeros required).
Programming
Enable COS Option 245 (Abbreviated Dialing Access) for non-console
devices to access Abbreviated Dial directly. Consoles do not need this
option enabled to access Abbreviated Dial directly.
Enter the desired Abbreviated Dial index numbers, and the digit strings to be
dialed, into CDE Form 31 (System Abbreviated Dial Entry). These can also
be entered from the Attendant Console. See Attendant Abbreviated Dial
Number En try.
Assign an access code to Feature 24 (Abbreviated Dial Access) in CDE
Form 02 (Feature Access Codes).
- Operation
To dial an Abbreviated Dial number, when dial tone is heard:
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Dial the Abbreviated Dial access code.
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Dial the desired Abbreviated Dial index number (one to three digits).
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