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General| Type | PBX |
|---|---|
| Protocols Supported | Analog |
| Features | Call forwarding, Conference calling |
| Power Requirements | 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C |
| Humidity Range | 10 to 90% non-condensing |
| Dimensions | Varies depending on configuration |
| Weight | Varies depending on configuration |
Overview of the SX-200 system's development and milestones from 1977.
Key customer requirements and system design philosophy for customer needs.
Details and capabilities of the SX-200 EL system, supporting up to six peripheral bays.
Details and capabilities of the SX-200 ML system, supporting up to one peripheral bay.
Description of the SX-200 ELx cabinet hardware and its connectivity.
Description of the SX-200 LIGHT Peripheral Cabinet, containing power supply and bay control card.
Description of the SX-200 SPINE Peripheral Bay, available in single or dual slot configurations.
Details on Voice over IP capabilities with SX-200 EL, supporting IP telephony requirements.
Overview of supported voice and data peripheral devices for small to medium enterprises.
Explanation of voice communication features and supported devices like IP phones.
Explanation of data communication features and supported devices like datasets.
Cost-saving benefits of Voice over IP technology for enterprises.
System features for business, commercial, and institutional environments.
Features for hotel and motel operations, including guest services.
Alarm messaging system for assisted living centers.
System features for managing calls and controlling costs.
Advanced Automatic Call Distribution system for call centers.
Feature for routing incoming calls via recorded announcements.
Software for call answering positions and managing calls.
Overview of ISDN services like BRI and PRI interfaces.
How to configure the SX-200 EL system and its bays.
Components and connections of the SX-200 EL control cabinet.
Procedures for connecting peripheral bays via fiber or copper.
Steps for connecting SX-200 IP Nodes to the system.
Specifies the maximum number of T1 links supported by the system.
Details of the Main Control Card IIIML for SX-200 ML systems.
Information on system software storage on PCMCIA cards.
How customer data is stored and accessed.
Function of the Bay Control Card in the SX-200 ML system.
Role of the Maintenance Module for BRI card maintenance.
Description of the DSP module and its functions.
Details of the Control Dual FIM Carrier Card and its connections.
Function of FIM for fiber optic transmission.
Overview of peripheral devices extending system flexibility.
Introduction to IP phones and specific models.
Features of the Mitel Networks 5201 IP Phone.
Features of the Mitel Networks 5010 IP Phone.
Features of the Mitel Networks 5020 IP Phone.
Features of the Mitel Networks 5215 IP Phone.
Features of the Mitel Networks 5220 IP Phone.
Features of the 5305 IP Office Conference Unit.
Features of the 5310 IP Board Room Conference Unit.
Overview of Attendant console types and functions.
Description of the SUPERCONSOLE 1000 Attendant Console.
Description of the SUPERSET 7000 Attendant Console.
Overview of the SUPERSET 4000 series telephones.
Details on available Programmable Key Modules (PKM).
Description of SUPERSET Interface Modules (SIM1 and SIM2).
Unit for associating PKM 48 devices with attendant consoles.
Overview of Mitel Networks data devices for terminals and telephones.
Automated voice mail system with multiple ports.
Categorization of system features by release and device type.
Allows dialing abbreviated speed call codes for system-wide access.
System for charging outgoing trunk calls to departmental cost centers.
Automatically selects optimum trunk route for outgoing calls.
Notifies caller when a busy device is free or after a no answer.
Indicates desire to a busy party and connects when free.
Allows attendant on one system to answer calls from another.
Passes Calling Line ID and CLASS name to analog stations.
Defines features available for devices like stations and trunks.
Allows a set user to establish a conference of up to five parties.
Application for entering and changing customer programming.
DSS keys function with BLF indicator for calling and transferring.
Blocks incoming calls from ringing the telephone.
Alerts attendant to 911 calls and identifies originating extension.
Detects incoming FAX calls and routes them to a FAX destination.
Enables telephone conversation without lifting the handset.
Integrates system features with custom hotel/motel features.
Allows devices to share an access code.
Blocks station/set numbers on SUPERSET telephone displays.
Overview of system reliability, usability, and modular construction.
Process for entering and changing customer programming.
Isolating faults and performing maintenance from console or terminal.
System alarm levels (minor, major, critical) and status indication.
Comprehensive diagnostic package for system hardware testing.
Installing or updating the database from a maintenance terminal or PC.
Managing circuit availability for maintenance.
Upgrading SUPERSET telephone firmware using maintenance commands.
Accessing maintenance and testing features for system lines.
Recommended location conditions for the SX-200 EL/ML system.
Equipment designed to withstand shipping without damage.
Table listing environmental conditions for equipment storage.
Site conditions for SX-200 EL/ML System and SX-200 IP Node.
Lists maximum capacities for system features.
Parameters for preliminary planning like electrical characteristics.
Supported country tone plans for telephone dialing.
Statistical method for provisioning system levels of service.
Outlines SX-200 EL/ML Grade Of Service (GOS) in terms of blocking.
Provides receiver requirements for DTMF and CLASS receivers.
Physical dimensions and weights of system components.
Power supply and reserve power characteristics of the system.
System power requirements and proper grounding guidelines.
Rules for cable lengths between the system and the telephone.
Table of loop lengths for various card types.
Ability to dial abbreviated speed call codes for system-wide numbers.
Three urgency categories for system fault conditions: minor, major, critical.
Software that automatically selects the optimum trunk route for calls.
Allows SX-200 to communicate with Central Offices supporting BRI.
Process for entering and changing customer programming data.
Transmits voice, data, video at high speeds without a modem.
Economical routing of trunk circuits based on cost.
Records details of incoming and outgoing trunk calls.
Maintains telephone service during system failure events.
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