Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 590

6. SPEED CALL USAGE
General
The stations use the same procedure as the attendant to call
6.01
numbers. This procedure is:
Dial Speed Call Access Code.
Dial Speed Call Entry Access Number.
l
Dial manual digits, if required (paragraph 4.05). The system
starts dialing whenever the required number of digits is en-
tered. Digits in excess of the required number are ignored. If the
number of digits dialed are less than that specified, a "# -
terminating digit must be used.
The above entry results in one of the following actions:
6.02
Dialing of the speed call number (paragraph 6.05 and Table
l
6-l).
Busy tone is returned if a free trunk cannot be obtained.
l
Reorder tone is returned because of one of the reasons stated
in paragraph 6.04.
tf neither busy nor reorder tone is heard by the caller, the call
6.03
proceeds in the usual manner. If the caller hears busy tone, the
handset should be replaced and the call attempted at a later time.
6.04 Reorder tone is heard by the caller after dialing the speed call
access number, if one of the following conditions exist:
The station does not have the required Class of Service for the
dialed number to access the common-use table.
The number dialed is not valid for a personal table assigned to
the station, and if considered as a common-use table access
number, the number is already assigned to another station's
personal table.
The common-use table is not available in the current configu-
ration.
The Speed Call feature is not enabled.
The call is denied by Toll Control parameters
personal table user (or intercepted to the attendant if System
Option 136 is enabled).
The first digit(s) of the entry accessed is not a valid trunk group
access code.
6.05 The sequence of events which takes place when a speed call
number is used is shown in Table 6-1, and assumes that the
proper access numbers have been used.
in the case of the
Page
1 9