Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 591

SECTION MITL9105/911 O-096-ZZO-NA
Step
1. Caller dials Speed Call
Access Code, followed
by Speed Call Entry
Access Number, and
manually dialed digits (if
required).
2. The first digit(s) of the
number locate the
trunk group.
A free trunk is seized
3.
(see Note).
4. Speed Call number digits
are outpulsed on the trunk
(see Note).
5. An audio connection is
completed between calling
party and trunk circuit.
Note: When the attendant is outpulsing an entry, all *2 special sequences are treated as "1.
TABLE 6-l
SPEED CALL NUMBER OUTPULSING
Event
Manually dialed digits are inserted
immediately after dialing the Speed Call
Entry Access Number. When outpulsed (Step
4) they are automatically inserted in the
correct place within the speed call number.
If all trunks are busy, including any in an
authorized overflow group, then busy
tone is returned to the caller. No camp-on or
callback facility applies to this application.
An automatic "Wait for Dial Tone" condition
occurs. This occurs regardless of whether a "*2"
(see paragraph 4.04) had been included in the
speed call number or not. If System Option 160
(limited wait for dial tone) had been enabled,
then the number will be outpulsed after the
time-out
Outpulsed digits are subject to the trunk
group programming (e.g., rotary dial or DTMF
digits may be programmed). When DTMF to RD
conversion is used, the * digit cannot be used
as a manually dialed digit. During outpulsing the
caller is split from the outgoing call.
When called party answers, the call proceeds
in the normal manner.
Saved Number Redial
6.06 The number redial procedure is applicable only to personal
table users (stations), and only if the number redial attribute
has been programmed and if the extension is a DTMF telephone set.
The number to be used was entered as outlined in paragraph 4.10. The
procedure to use the number is as follows:
(a) Lift handset and listen for dial tone.
( b ) Dial Speed Call Feature access code.
(c) Dial Entry Access number (of the Number Redial entry).
Remarks
period.