Mitel SX-200 Documentation page 736

SECTION MtTL91 OW911 O-096-500-NA
4.48 Alarm Reset This button is used to reset the flashing minor
alarm LED and the audible signal associated with the minor
alarm indication. When the key is pressed:
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It resets the flsshing LED so that the LED remains on steady,
and sudible alarm signal associated with the alarm condition is
turned off.
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Displays in the SOURCE and DESTINATION give the details of
the alarm condtion, induding the location of the printed circuit
card that has malfunctioned.
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It does not reset the raised alarm nor does it debusy faulty
circuitry.
A typical alarm readoti in the SOURCE display would be as shown in
Figure 4-6. In addition if the ALARM RESET key is pressed, the Busy
Lamp Field changes to display lines and trunks which are locked out or
have been busied-out This display remains for as long as the ALARM
RESET key is held down.
4.49 Identify. If the IDENT button is pressed when the console is
idle, the SOURCE display will show the installed firmware ge-
neric number and its revision and the DESTlNATlON display shows the
number of the con&e at which the button was pressed and an
internal firmware code (see Figure 4-7). If the IDENT button is pressed
when the Supervisor b connected to either a source or destination
party, the SOURCE and DESTINATION displays will change to show the
equipment numbers and speech path number being used. When the
IDENT button is pressed, the current date is shown in place of the
time.
4.50 Power Fail Transfer Switch. This switch on the back of the
console, when %I the TFXANSFER position, manually switches the
system into power f&l transfer {unless the appropriate power fail
transfer control switch on the maintenance panel is in the DISABLE
position). Operation of the switch from the NORMAL to the TRANSFER
position will cause all existing calls on the transferred trunks to be
released, and the MAJ Alarm LED to light. The switch should only be
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