Mitel SX-200 Practices page 84

Features Description
In CDE Form 02 (Feature Access Codes) assign a feature access code to
Feature 39 (Analog Network Accept Caller's Extension) for PABXs that will
be receiving analog network trunk calls.
Enable System Option 06 (Analog Networking SMDR) to overwrite the trunk
ID information with the calling party's extension number.
Programming Example
.This example shows how CO type trunks can be used with Analog
Networking. The trunks are programmed as DISA trunks on the destination
node so that the network information can be dialed on the far end and
accepted. The DISA access code must be sent prior to the analog
networking information, Because the originating node must receive dial tone
from the destination node before dialing the DISA access code, precede the
DISA access code with a pause (the number and type of pauses depend on
the trunk and the destination node DISA answer time). For example, if the
destination node has a DISA answer time of 4 seconds, a DISA access code
of 3333, and an accept caller's extension access code 49, the following
modified digit string is required:
*2 3333 49 *6 #
where:
- *2 is IO second
pause (in originating node) -to wait for dial tone from the
far end
- 3333 is DISA access code (in destination node)
- 49 is accept callers extension (in destination node)
- *6 is insert callers extension number (in originating node)
- # is callers extension terminator (in destination node)
Operation
The SX-200 DIGITAL PABX detects an incoming network information ele-
ment on an incoming analog network call, and then displays the calling
extension number on the called console or SUPERSET Display tele-
phone.
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