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Mitel SX-50 (Inband)
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Integration Notes Issue 1-0
Phone System Programming (cont’d)
Commands 501-580 TRUNK PROGRAMMING
You must assign trunks to the two trunk groups (the outdialing trunk group and the loop back
trunk group.) The following options require entries that are different from the default values.
For the trunk group used to dial out locally:
Select the command (501-560) that corresponds to the trunk you wish to assign to the out-
bound trunk group.
Register 1
Bit b: Trunk Group Membership (1
¬6)
Enter the number of the trunk group that should contain the trunk you are programming.
Bit h: Inward Dialing ARS
Enter the number of the Routing Class of Service (1
¬3) that allows Inward Dialing.
Register 4
Use this Register to set up the Voice Mail, so that the Automated Attendant answers calls
during the day.
Bit d: Day Answer Mode
Enter 0 for Direct-In Line.
Bits e, f, g: Day Answer Point
Enter the number of the Voice Mail Hunt Group (161-166 which corresponds to hunt groups 1-
6, respectively. See command 361.)
Register 5
Use this Register to set up the Voice Mail so that the Automated Attendant answers calls dur-
ing the night.
Bits b through f
Entries depend on how you want to set up Voice Mail. For example, for bits c, d, and e, enter
number of the Voice Mail Hunt Group (161-166 which corresponds to hunt groups 1-6, respec-
tively. See command 361.)
For trunks in the trunk group that the Voice Mail uses to dial back (loop back) into the system:
Select the command (501—560) that corresponds to the trunk you wish to assign to the loop
back trunk group. (This is the trunk group that the Voice Mail accesses to dial back into the
system.)
Register 1
Bit b: Trunk Group Membership (1—6)
Enter the number of the trunk group that should contain the trunk you are programming.
Bit h: Inward Dialing ARS
Enter the number of the Routing Class of Service (1—3) that allows Inward Dialing.
Register 2
Bit c: Disconnect Supervision Guaranteed?
Enter 1 for Yes.
Abbreviated Dialing
Abbreviated Dialing reduces the number of steps that are required when dialing commands to
the Voice Mail system.
Four Abbreviated Dialing Numbers need to be created and assigned to each mailbox. (Use the
*65 command at the Attendant Console.) These numbers are used in conjunction with ARS
Digit Modification Table so that the correct delays are sent to the Voice Mail, which, in turn,
sends a caller to the correct mailbox. The required Abbreviated Dialing numbers are:
Record a Message
Call Forward on a Busy
Call Forward on a Ring No Answer
Log On (for Message Retrieval)