Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 634

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SECTION MITL9105/9110-096-31%NA
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7. EXTENDED PROGRAMMfNG
General
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7.01 Extended programming is used to program the extended non-
volatile RAM. When the system is in Standard Programming
mode, the Extended Programming mode may be entered, as follows:
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If the top three thumbwheel switches are set to 777X on the
Tone Control card, press the console LAMP TEST button, then
the NEXT button.
a The LAMP TEST LED now flashes.
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The system is now in Extended Programming mode. The system
may be programmed for the following features: Multi-Digit Toll
Control (Section MITL9105/91 lo-096-212-NA), Speed Call
(Section MITLS 105/g 11 O-096-220-NA), ARS (Section
MITL9105/91 lo-096-231-NA), and SUPERSET 4 (Section
MITLS 105/9 11 o-096-2 lo-NA).
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Extended Programming may be exited by depressing the (AMP
TEST button followed by the NEXT button, which will put the
system into Standard Programming mode.
Buttons - Toll Control Extended Programming Mode
7.02 The following paragraphs describe the buttons and the types of
data that must be entered when programming Multi-Digit Toll
Control and using the Extended Programming Overlay (see Figure
6-2(D)).
7.03 CONFIG/INIT:
Pressing this button allows the extended non-
volatile RAM to be initialized and selects a particular configura-
tion of toll control memory tables.
7.04 TOLL CONTROL:
Pressing this button initiates the selection of
different programming modes of Multi-Digit Toll Control.
7.05 DENY TOLL REW
Pressing this button will enable the addition
or deletion of Toll Reversal within a Control Plan.
7.06 TRUNK GROUP:
Pressing this button allows the selection of a
specific Trunk Group for programming of specific Toll Control
parameters.
7.07 ABSORB PLAN:
Pressing this button allows the definition or
display of an absorb plan. If the system is in Toll Control Trunk
Group Programming, this button may define an Absorb Plan to be used
for the selected trunk group.
7.08
CONTROL PLAN:
If this button is pressed any one of the 15
Control Plans in the Toll Control may be examined or defined. If
the system is in Toll Control Trunk Group Programming, the Control
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