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SECTION MITL91 OS/91 lo-096~SOO-lUA
K. Current Speech Path Display
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5.21 This
procedure
is used to display the speech path number
being used by a source or destination party. If the console has
a destination party, pressing the console IDENT button causes the
number of the speech path in use to be displayed in segments 7 and 8
of the DESTINATION display. Similarly, if the console has a source
party, pressing the IDENT button causes the speech path number to be
displayed in segments 7 and 8 of the SOURCE display.
L. Line and Trunk Status Display
5.22 This function allows the Supervisor to display certain informa-
tion regarding the status of a selected line or trunk This feature
aids MITEL Field Engineers to diagnose malfunctions from a remote
location. To display the line or trunk status, dial jt#nnn# from the
console or test line, where nnn is the equipment number of the line or
trunk Care should be taken when recording the status display. The
record must include any blanks, dashes, or symbols exactly as shown
in the Source and Destination displays. For further information, see
Section MITL9105/91 IO-096-350-NA, SX-lOO/SX-200 Troubleshooting.
M. Canceling a Minor Alarm
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5.23 A minor alarm may be canceled and removed from the console
by dialing W, and pressing the RELEASE button (where * is -:
the Supervisor Function code). This allows alarms to be recalled se- 1
quentially from a queue (maximum 16) but does not debusy any of the
circuits.
N. Setting the System Identifier
5.24 The system identification number for use in Traffic reports may
be set by dialing *17nnn, and pressing the RELEASE button
(where nnn is the l- to 3-digit system number).
6. SYSTEM PARAMETERS
General
6.01 System parameters are included in the following tables:
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Table 6-1, System Feature Limitations
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Table 6-2, System Time-Out Information
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Table 6-3, Supervisor Function Access Codes
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Table 6-4, Maintenance Function Access Codes
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Table 6-5, Attendant UCD Access Codes.
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