Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 633

SECTION MITL91 OS/91 1 o-096-31 5-NA
6.22 NIGHT 1 and 2: These buttons allow the night assignment of
incoming trunks to be made. The trunks may be assigned to
TAFAS equipment, individual extensions or the attendant or Hunt
Group.
6.23 OVFLO GROUP: Pressing the OVFLO GROUP button allows the
number of the Trunk Group to be entered. If all trunks within
the Trunk Group being defined are busy, additional calls to the Trunk
Group are routed to the overflow Trunk Group.
6.24 COS NUMBER: Pressing this button and dialing the required
COS number allows the extension or trunk access to the fea-
tures and service associated with the COS number entered.
6.25
TOLL DENY: The toll access of individual extensions and trunks
may be specified by pressing the TOLL DENY, then pressing the
ADD button (add this trunk or extension to the list of Toll-Denied
equipment) or the DELETE button (remove this extension or trunk from
the list of Toll-Denied equipment).
6.26 BUSY LAMP NUMBER: Pressing this button while programming
an extension or trunk allows the busy lamp number associated
with the equipment to be specified.
6.27 PICKUP GROUP: The entry made after pressing this button
specifies the number of the Pickup Group of which the exten-
sion is to be a member.
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6.28 CONFIRM: During assignment of busy lamp positions the CON-
FIRM LED may flash. This indicates that the busy lamp position
entered is already assigned to some other equipment number. If the
entry is correct, pressing the CONFIRM button will remove the existing
data from that assignment and enter the new data into the system
memory. If the data entered was not correct, the entry may be
changed by pressing the button associated with the lit LED and keying
the required information.
6.29 DELETE: If an extension or trunk is to have toll access, pressing
the DELETE button after the TOLL DENY button removes the
extension or trunk from the "toll-denied" list, allowing the equipment
to have toll access. This button is also used to delete system options,
COS option features, extensions, Hunt Groups, trunks and Trunk
Groups from the database.
6.30 NEXT: Entries in a program may be reviewed by selecting the
desired program and pressing the NEXT button. Each time the
NEXT button is pressed, the next entry in the program selected is
displayed.
6.31 I/C: The I/C (INCOMING) button is used when programming DID
or CCSA trunks. It is used in conjunction with the TRUNK but- _.
ton. When pressed, it allows appropriate data to be entered to deter- ;,:;:c
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mine incoming dialed digit absorption and the addition of digits as .
required.
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