Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 362

1. INTRODUCTION
Reason for Reissue
This Section is reissued to include additional features and ser-
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vices of the SUPERSET 4 set when used with the SX-loo@/
General
1.02 This Section contains a description of the features and services
provided by the SUPERSET
1.03 The features and services available are determined by the PABX
the SUPERSET 4 set is used with.
1.04 The SUPERSET 4 set can be used only with a Subscriber Line
Interface Card (SLIC). Each SLIC can handle up to eight SUPER-
SET sets and each PABX system can handle up to 64 SUPERSET sets.
1.05 Detailed instructions for the programming of each feature and
service are given in the following MITEL Practices:
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2. DEFINITIONS
2.01 Prime Key - It is the primary line on the SUPERSET set. The
extension number is the SUPERSET set's identity.
2.02 Personal Outgoing line - Used for outgoing calls only. It
Allows an outgoing call without making the prime line busy to incom-
ing calls. It shares programming information with the prime line.
2.03 Key Line - This is a line that has an extension number that may
or may not be a SUPERSET
ants can be programmed independently. If the key line is busy on one
set, it is busy on all sets. Privacy release is needed to allow a second
set to connect to this line.
2.04 Multiple Call - Dial the number assigned to the key and any
set with an appearance may answer. Only sets programmed to
ring, will ring. Immediately after answer, it is available for an incoming
call to all remaining appearances. You can have as many simultaneous
incoming calls as you have appearances. An incoming call lights all
idle appearances of the line. Once answered, only the set answering
stays lit.
Outgoing, all sets not using the line for an incoming cali may make
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Information
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4 set.
System Programming.
prime line. It may appear on one
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