Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 610

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4.03 LAMP TEST: This button allows the attendant to test all indica-
tors, LEDs and displays on the console. Pressing the button
causes all LEDs on the console to light and the console ringer to
sound. If the button is then released and pressed again, all the LEDs go
out, the ringer stops and all console displays show 8. This operation
therefore allows the attendant to verify that no faulty LED or display
exists. The LAMP TEST button may be used by a visually impaired
attendant to determine the status of the remaining buttons. When the
LAMP TEST button is depressed for more than 5 seconds, in either
mode, the display will lock to that mode. A further depression of the
LAMP TEST (or any other button) will cause the console to revert to
the former mode. If the console is locked in the "lamp test" mode, a
situation requiring attendant service will terminate this mode, and
return the console to its normal operation. This prevents the attendant
from accidentally locking the console in the "lamp test" mode (which is
silent), and missing console requests.
4.94 ALARM RESET: If a minor alarm condition is detected by the
system, the console ALARM LED flashes (see ALARM indicators
description) and the tone ringer sounds. Pressing the ALARM RESET
button cuts off the tone ringer and causes the error code associated
with the alarm condition to be displayed in the SOURCE and DESTINA-
TION displays. The ALARM RESET button, if pressed when an alarm
condition does not exist, causes all busied-out trunks and lines, and all
locked-out lines to be displayed on the Equipment Status Field.
4.05 BELL OFF: This button when pressed, disables the console tone
ringer and lights the BELL OFF LED. When the console ringer is
disabled, incoming calls to the Attendant Console are indicated by a
flashing LED and by the Calls Waiting Display, and no audible signal is
given. lf the BELL OFF button is pressed when its associated LED is lit,
the tone ringer will be reactivated and the LED is extinguished. This
button can be polled by a visually impaired attendant (refer to para-
graph 4.34).
4.06 IDENT: Pressing the IDENT button when the console is idle
causes the console to display the firmware generic number and
its revision level in the SOURCE display, and the internal firmware code
and the console number in the DESTlNATlON display (see Figure 4-2):
0
0 = Maintenance/Programming console
0
1 = Attendant console 1
l
2 = Attendant console 2
H the button
is pressed while the console is connected to either
a source or destination party, the system will display the equip-
ment number and speech path in use (Figure 4-3). Also, the
time display changes to display the current date by showing
the 2-digit day and 2-digit month. If the button is held down for
more than 5 seconds, the year will appear in the time display.
4.07 NIGHT 1, NIGHT 2: These buttons are used to switch the
system into and out of Night Service. When a night service
button is pressed, the LED (associated with the night service selected)
lights, and the system switches the selected incoming trunks to the
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