Mitel SX-200 Practices page 83

Features
Conditions
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SMDR for outgoing calls must be enabled for the account code to be
sent to the destination. Refer to Practice 9109-096221-NA, Station
Message Detail Recording.
This feature matches that on the SX-2000 integrated Communications
System.
The calling extension number and account code are prefixed with an
appropriate feature access code.
If data associated with an information element (such asan account
code) is not available, no digits are outpulsed for that element. This
could cause the call to fail at the far end because the feature access
code is sent, but not the data associated with it.
The Analog Network feature transmits additional digits, increasing post
dialing delay.
SMDR can be instructed not to record the digit modification done for
passing the network information.
Dial pulse trunks cannot be used for Analog Networking because the #
digit is not available on them.
Analog Networking does not work with System Option 36 (End of Dial
Character #) enabled.
The destination node trunk must be a dial-in type trunk (Tie, DID, or
DISA).
Only the last five digits of the calling extension number are displayed
on SUPERSET Display telephones and consoles.
The # digit is required after the account code if the far end expects a
variable length account code.
The node identification provides a combined access code or calling
extension number for the far end. If not associated with one of these
elements, then it must match the same access code in the far end.
If a device is forwarded to an analog network trunk, then the extension
number of the forwarding telephone is sent as the calling extension
number.
On an intermediate node call (if incoming and caller's extension were
received on the trunk), the caller's extension number received on the
trunk is sent as the caller's extension number, even if the incoming
trunk was forwarded to an outgoing trunk or routed to ARS.
Programming
In CDE Form 22 (ARS: Modified Digit Table), program the caller informa-
tion elements that are to be transmitted on the trunk.
Enable COS Option 806 (SMDR - Record Incoming Calls) if SMDR is to
record incoming caller information; refer to Practice 9109-096221-NA,
Station Message Detail Recording.
9109-09&105-NA
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