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Mitel 3300 Manual

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2Mitel PBX interface with Conferencing Server Configuration Notes
- 3Introduction
- 3300ICP with ISDN or SX2000 with ISDN
- Example of T1 PRI programming on 3300 or SX2000
  - Class Of Service changes from default values
  - 4Link Descriptor Assignment
  - Digital Link Assignment
  - MSDN-DPNSS-DASSII Trunk Circuit Descriptor
  - Trunk Service Assignment
  - Digital Trunk Assignment
- 53300 ICP with T1/D4 or SX2000 with T1/D4
- 6Example of T1/D4 (CAS) Programming on 3300 or SX2000
  - Class Of Service changes from default values
  - 7Link Descriptor Assignment
  - Digital Link Assignment
  - 8Digital E and M Trunk Circuit Descriptor Assignment
  - Trunk Service Assignment
  - Digital Trunk Assignment
- 9Example of ARS Programming on 3300 ICP/SX2000
  - Create Trunk Group
  - Add individual trunks to trunk group
    - 10 7/4/2004 Page 10 of 22
    - 2 6102
    - 3 6103
    - 4 6104
    - 5 6105
    - 6 6106
    - 7 6107
    - 8 6108
    - 9 6109
    - 10 6110
  - 11Create Digit Modification Assignment
  - Create Route Assignment
  - Create ARS Digits Dialed Assignment
- 12SX200 with ISDN
- 20SX200 with T1/D4
- 21T1 Crossover cable wiring Specifications [RJ45 Connector]

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2NOTICE
3Contents
6ABOUT YOUR PHONE
- Phone buttons
- Phone status indicators
- 7Conventions
- Using Your Norstar Phone with the 3300 CITELlink Gateway
8TIPS FOR YOUR COMFORT AND SAFETY
- Don't cradle the handset!
- Protect your hearing
9ABOUT WIRELESS PHONES
10USING A T7406 PHONE
- Charging the Battery
  - To correctly connect the handset charger:
  - To correctly charge a new battery pack:
  - 11To change a battery pack:
- 12Telephone Setup
  - To set your phone ID number
  - 13To assign your phone to a base station:
- 14Handset Lock
  - To lock the handset:
  - To unlock the handset
- Handset Asleep Mode
- Headset Calls
- 15Belt Clip
  - To attach the belt clip:
  - To remove the belt clip:
- Wrist Strap
16CUSTOMIZING YOUR PHONE
- Ringer Control
  - To adjust the Ringer Volume while the phone is idle:
  - To adjust the Ringer Type while the phone is idle:
- Handset Receiver Volume Control
  - To adjust the Handset Receiver Volume when you are using the handset:
- Microphone Mute
  - To toggle the microphone on and off while on a call
- Feature Keys
  - To display information about a key:
  - To re-program a personal key:
- Language Change
  - To change the display language:
17MAKING AND ANSWERING CALLS
- Make a call
- 18Answer a call
- End a call
- Redial - Saved Number
  - To save the last number that you manually dialed:
  - To Redial a saved number:
- Phonebook
  - To use Phonebook:
- 19Speed Call Keys
  - To dial a stored Speed Call number:
  - To store a Speed Call number:
- Speed Call - Personal
- Muting a Call
20CALL HANDLING
- Hold
- 21Transfer
- Conference
- Conference Split
- 22Add Held
- Swap
- 23Call Forward
  - To program Call Forward:
  - To turn Call Forward on and off (once it has been programmed):
- 24Call Forward - Remote
- Call Forward - End Chaining
- 25Call Forward - Forced
- Call Forward - Override
- Messaging - Advisory
- 26Messaging - Callback
  - To leave a message waiting indication on a phone when you hear busy or ringback tone:
  - To respond to a message waiting condition on your phone:
  - To answer a Callback:
  - To check for messages from a remote station:
  - To set, change, or clear a password (up to 7 digits, not including 0):
- 27Messaging - Cancel Callback
  - To cancel a Callback:
- Messaging - Cancel All Callbacks
  - To cancel all Callbacks:
28USING ADVANCED FEATURES
- Account Codes
- Call Park
- Call Pickup
- 29Campon
  - To Campon to a busy station:
  - To retrieve a call when you hear Campon tone:
- Do Not Disturb
  - To activate or deactivate Do Not Disturb:
  - To activate Do Not Disturb from a remote station:
  - To deactivate Do Not Disturb from a remote station:
- Override
  - To use Override when you encounter busy or DND tone:
- 30Paging
- Direct Paging
- 31Reminder
  - To program a Reminder:
  - To view, change, and/or cancel a pending Reminder:
  - To acknowledge a Reminder when your phone rings once:
- 32Group Paging / Meet Me Answer
  - To make a Group Page:
  - To respond to a Group Page by using Meet Me Answer:
- Trunk Flash
  - To flash a trunk while talking on an outside call:
- 33Record a Call
- 34Tag Call
  - To tag a malicious call:

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3Chapter 1 - Before You Begin
Chapter 2 - Specifications
5Chapter 3 - Installing
7Chapter 4 - Install Upgrades and FRUs
Chapter 5 - Programming
Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting
11Before You Begin
- Printing the Hardware User Guide
- What's New in this Release?
- 12Disclaimer
- Trademarks
- Copyright
17Specifications
- Technical Information Technical Characteristics
  - Signaling and Supervisory Tones
  - DTMF Signaling
- 19Transmission Characteristics
  - Compliance
- Loss and Level Matrices
  - Requirements Specifications
    - 21Release 3.3 13
    - Australia
    - Brazil
    - 2214 Release 3.3
    - France
    - Release 3.3 15
  - 23Germany
    - Italy
    - 2416 Release 3.3
    - Latin America
    - Netherlands
    - 25Release 3.3 17
    - New Zealand
    - North America
    - 2618 Release 3.3
    - Portugal
    - Spain
    - Release 3.3 19
  - United Kingdom
- 27Tone Plans
  - 2820 Release 3.3
  - Brazil
  - 29Release 3.3 21
  - 303300 ICP Hardware User Guide
  - 22 Release 3.3
  - France
  - 31Germany
    - Release 3.3 23
    - Tone Plan
    - 24 Release 3.3
  - 32Italy
    - 33Release 3.3 25
    - 26 Release 3.3
  - 34Latin America
    - Tone Plan
  - 35Netherlands
    - Release 3.3 27
    - Tone Plan
    - 3628 Release 3.3
    - New Zealand
    - Tone Plan
    - 37Release 3.3 29
    - Tone Plan
    - 30 Release 3.3
  - 38North America
    - iONS ONS iOPS OPS iACO iACOs ACO ACOs DCO AT T
    - Release 3.3 31
  - 39Portugal
    - Tone Plan
    - 32 Release 3.3
  - 40Spain
    - Tone Plan
  - 41United Kingdom
    - Release 3.3 33
    - Note:
    - 4234 Release 3.3
  - 43E2T Compression
- 463300 Controller 100 Controller Mitel Networks 3300 - 100 Controller Components
- 523300 Controller 250 and 700 Controller Mitel Networks 3300 - 250 and 700 Controller Components
- 633300 Controller Environment
- 3300 Controller Power
  - Physical Dimensions
  - Storage Environment
  - Power Supply
  - 56 Release 3.3
- 643300 Controller PCB Interfaces
  - Output Power
  - PCB (Printed Circuit Board) Interfaces
- 653300 Network Services Units
  - Mitel Networks 3300 Universal NSU Components
  - 663300 Universal NSU Protocols
  - 3300 Universal NSU DIP Switch Settings
  - 67Mitel Networks 3300 R2 NSU Components
  - 3300 R2 NSU Protocols
  - 3300 R2 NSU DIP Switch Settings
- 68Mitel Networks 3300 BRI NSU Components
  - 3300 BRI NSU Protocols
- 69Mitel Networks 3300 NSU Dimensions
- 3300 NSU Environment
- 703300 NSU Power
  - 3300 NSU Pin Allocations
    - 71Release 3.3 63
    - RS-232 Maintenance Connector Allocation
    - BRI Connector Allocation
- 723300 Analog Services Units Mitel Networks 3300 Universal ASU Components
- Mitel Networks 3300 ASU Components
- 733300 ASU and Universal ASU Dimensions
- 3300 ASU and Universal ASU Environment
  - 66 Release 3.3
- 743300 ASU and Universal ASU Power
- 3300 ASU and Universal ASU Pin Allocations
  - Power Supply Input Specifications
  - CIM Connector Pin Allocations
  - 25 pair Connector Pin Allocations
- 75ONS Line Specifications
- 77LS Trunk Specifications
- 78Music On Hold (3300 Universal ASU only)
- 79Paging (3300 Universal ASU only)
- System Fail Transfer (3300 Universal ASU only)
- 80Peripheral Node Peripheral Unit Components
  - 74 Release 3.3
  - - A ground connector.
- 82Peripheral Unit Dimensions
- Peripheral Unit Environment
  - Physical Dimensions
  - Storage Environment
- 83Peripheral Unit Power
- Peripheral Unit Cards
  - 91Release 3.3 83
  - ONS Line Card Variant Specifications
- 94SUPERSET HUB
- 96Digital Service Unit Digital Service Unit Components
- 97Digital Service Unit Dimensions
- Digital Service Unit Environment
  - 90 Release 3.3
- 98Digital Service Unit Power
  - Power Supply
  - Equipment
- 99Digital Service Unit Cards
  - 101DS1 Formatter Card
    - 103Release 3.3 95
    - BRI Cable Pinout for 6-port Card
    - BRI Cable Pinout for 15-port Card
  - 107R2 Card
- 112Telephone Power Options Telephone Power Sources
- 3300 Power Dongle (Cisco compliant)
- 113PowerDsine In-line Power Unit
119Installing
- Required Components
  - Installation Site
- 120Parts and Equipment
- Information and Services
- 121Power
- Uninterruptible Power Supply
- 122System Installation Overview
- Installation Planner
  - 123Release 3.3 115
- 125 Capacity
  - 126118 Release 3.3
  - Hardware Capacity (continued)
  - 3300 ICP Software Feature Capacity(for all 3300 Controller Options)
  - 127Release 3.3 119
  - 3300 ICP Software Feature Capacity(continued)(for all 3300 Controller Options)
- 128Install the 3300 Controller
- 129Install the Hard Drive
- 130Install the System ID Module
- 131Install DSP Modules
- Configure the Controller
- 133Set the 3300 Controller IP Address
- 134Install the 3300 Configuration Tool Hardware Requirements
- Install the 3300 Configuration Tool
- 135Install and Configure the Java Plug-In
- Program FTP User Account and Password
- 136Assign Domain Account
- Configure IIS 5 Settings
- 137Copy the identitydb.obj file
- Install the 3300 Universal NSU Install the 3300 Universal NSU
- 138Install for PRI/Q.SIG
- Install Direct Connect Device Driver
- Driver for Windows 95 and Windows 98
- 139Driver for Windows 2000
- 140Create a Dial-up Network Connection
- Dial-up Connection for Windows 95 or Windows 98
- 141Dial-up Connection for Windows 2000
- Install the 3300 R2 NSU
- 142Connections
- Install the 3300 BRI NSU
- 143Setting Up the Maintenance PC
- NSU Chaining
- Install the 3300 Universal ASU
- 144Install the 3300 ASU
- Install the Peripheral Unit Overview of the Peripheral Unit Installation
- 145Unpack, Position, and Ground the Peripheral Unit
- Peripheral Unit Card Layout
- 146Connect Fiber Cable to the Peripheral Unit
- 147Peripheral Unit Grounding
- 148Power Converter
- 149Install Peripheral Interface Cards
- Cable the Unit to the MDF
- 151Peripheral Interface Cabling Tables
- USOC Connector Pin Designations
  - 152144 Release 3.3
  - Release 3.3 145
- 153Card Connections to Cross-Connect Field
- Card Slot 1
  - Card Slot 1 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - 146 Release 3.3
- 154Card Slot 2
  - Card Slot 2 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - Card Slot 1 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
- 155Card Slot 3
  - Release 3.3 147
  - Card Slot 3 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - Card Slot 2 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
- 156Card Slot 4
  - 148 Release 3.3
  - Card Slot 4 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - Card Slot 3 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - 157Release 3.3 149
  - Card Slot 4 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - 150 Release 3.3
- 158Card Slot 5
  - Card Slot 5 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - Release 3.3 151
- 159Card Slot 6
  - Card Slot 6 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - 152 Release 3.3
- 160Card Slot 7
  - Card Slot 7 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - Release 3.3 153
- 161Card Slot 8
  - Card Slot 8 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - 154 Release 3.3
- 162Card Slot 9
  - Card Slot 9 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - Release 3.3 155
- 163Card Slot 10
  - Card Slot 10 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - 156 Release 3.3
- 164Card Slot 11
  - Card Slot 11 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
  - Release 3.3 157
- 165Card Slot 12
  - Card Slot 12 Connections To Cross-Connect Field
- 166Install the SUPERSET HUB Overview of the SUPERSET Hub Installation
- Install the Peripheral Slot FIM Carrier
- 167Install the SUPERSET HUB
- 168Install the Digital Service Unit Overview of the Digital Service Unit Installation
- Unpack, Position, and Ground the DSU
- 169DSU Card Layout
  - Connect Fiber Cable to the DSU
- 170Install DSU Cards
- Interface Assembly
- 171DS1 Interface Assembly and Cabling
- CEPT Interface Assembly and Cabling
- 172Install Wireless Devices
- Install Symbol NetVision MiNET Phone Administrator Tool
- 173Install 3300 ICP as a Stand-alone IP Gateway
- 174Install 3300 ICP as a Stand-alone Voice Mail
- Install the 3300 In-Line Power Unit
- 175Rack Mounting
- Shelf Mounting
- Powering Up
- 176Connecting Cables to the In-Line Power Unit
- Connecting Cables to End Devices
- 177Install the 3300 In-Line Power Adapter
- Install 3300 Power Dongle (Cisco compliant) Install 3300 Power Dongle (Cisco compliant)
- 178Pre-Release 3.2 IP Phones
- 179Mixed Release 3.1 and 3.2 Network
183Install Upgrades and FRUs
- Hardware
- 198700 User System - Add 32 Compression Channels
- 200700 User System - Add 64 Compression Channels
- 202SX-2000 LIGHT to 3300 ICP
- 203SX-2000 MICRO LIGHT to 3300 ICP
- 3200 ICP to 3300 ICP
- Software Software Upgrade Procedure (3.2 to 3.3)
- 210Upgrade SX-2000 LIGHT to 3300 ICP Software
- 211Upgrade SX-2000 MICRO LIGHT to 3300 ICP Software
- 212Upgrade 3200 ICP to 3300 ICP Software
  - 214Upgrade 3800 Wireless Applications Gateway to 3300 ICP Software
- 216Field Replaceable Units
  - 219System ID Module
- 221Peripheral Node FRUs
  - Remove a Circuit Card
  - 229Install a CEPT or DS1 Formatter II Card
  - 233Configure for Line Side/Trunk Side Termination
    - 235Install Upgrades and FRUs
    - Field Replaceable Units
    - Release 3.3 227
    - RJ-45 Conncector Pin Functions
    - Hardware
    - 236228 Release 3.3
    - 237Install Upgrades and FRUs
    - Release 3.3 229
    - 238230 Release 3.3
241Programming
- Overview of Programming
- Use IMAT
  - Release 3.3 237
245Troubleshooting
- Alarms LEDs
- Hardware
  - Troubleshoot the 3300 Controller
- 246System Hardware Profile
- Troubleshoot the 3300 Universal NSU
  - 247Release 3.3 239
  - Universal NSU Link Status
  - Copper Interface Module LEDs
  - Message Link Controlled (Card status)
  - Fiber Interface Module LEDs
- 248Troubleshoot the 3300 R2 NSU
- 249Troubleshoot the 3300 BRI NSU
- Troubleshoot the 3300 Universal ASU
- 250Troubleshoot the 3300 ASU
- Troubleshoot the 3300 In-Line Power Unit
  - Release 3.3 243
  - Power Status Indications
- 251Troubleshooting
  - Main Power Status Indications - AC LED (Green)
  - Unit Status Indications - Alarm LED (Orange)
  - 252244 Release 3.3
  - 253Release 3.3 245
- 254Peripheral Unit
  - Troubleshoot Fiber Interface Module
- 261Troubleshoot the BRI Card
  - 263Troubleshoot the PRI Card
- 264Troubleshoot the R2 Card

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3Quick Reference Sheet
7Introduction
- About Your Voice Mail System
- Your Telephone
- 8Where to Get Help
- Preparations
9Accessing the Voice Mail System
- Calling the Voice Mail System for the First Time
- 10Calling for Messages
  - With the Message Light On
  - With the Message Light Off or With No Message Light Indicator
  - Calling from Outside
11Using the Voice Mail System
- Menu Overview
- Main Menu
- 12Playing Your Messages
- Making and Sending Messages
- 13User Options
- 14Quick Messaging
- Transferring an Outside Caller to a Mailbox
- Accessing the Auto Attendant from a Mailbox
- 15Name Dialing
- 16Checking More Than One Mailbox
- Message Notification
- 17Distribution Lists
- 19Mailbox Greetings
  - Using Mailbox Greetings Effectively
  - About Bilingual Greetings
- 21Personal Contacts
- 22Forward to E-mail
25Helpful Hints

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6About the keys
Features and functions
7Contacting emergency services.
Important note for headset users
Tips for your comfort and safety
Protect your hearing
9Setting up the charger
- Choosing a location
- Inserting and removing the battery pack
- 11Charging the batteries
- About silent charging
Getting started
- Powering the OP27 Phone On / Off
- About the Display Indicators
13*
- ;Loud speaker mode is enabled; when you obtain dial tone, the ; icon appears
  - 14About the menus
  - 16Customizing your phone
    - Changing the language
    - Setting the volume
    - Setting the ringer
    - 17Setting Your Name
    - 18Adjusting the contrast
  - 19Using handset features
    - Setting the optional features
    - Activating key lock
    - 20Setting an alarm
    - 21Using the SOS key
  - Making and answering calls
    - Answering a call
- 22; to use the loudspeaker feature. You will hear the caller through the speaker on the
  - Handsfree operation
- ;
  - 23Using the system phonebook
  - Using your personal phonebook
  - 24Redial (external numbers)
  - 25Saved number redial (internal or external)
  - Speed call - personal
  - Auto-answer
  - 27Call handling
    - Hold
    - Transfer
    - 28Conference
    - Swap
  - 29Call forward
    - 31Callback
    - 32Messaging - Callback
  - 34Using advanced features
    - Account codes
    - Call park
    - Call pickup
    - 35Camp-on
    - Do Not Disturb
    - Override
    - Reminder
    - 36Group paging / meet me answer
    - 37Trunk flash
  - 38Regulatory approvals
  - 39Index 2
  - A
  - B
  - C
  - D
  - E
  - F
  - G
  - H
  - I
  - K
  - L
  - 40M
  - N
  - O
  - P
  - R
  - S
  - T
  - V
  - W

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6About the keys
Features and functions
7Contacting emergency services.
Important note for headset users
Tips for your comfort and safety
Protect your hearing
9Setting up the charger
- Choosing a location
- Inserting and removing the battery pack
- 11Charging the batteries
- About silent charging
Getting started
- Powering the OP27 Phone On / Off
- About the Display Indicators
13*
- ;Loud speaker mode is enabled; when you obtain dial tone, the ; icon appears
  - 14About the menus
  - 16Customizing your phone
    - Changing the language
    - Setting the volume
    - Setting the ringer
    - 17Setting Your Name
    - 18Adjusting the contrast
  - 19Using handset features
    - Setting the optional features
    - Activating key lock
    - 20Setting an alarm
    - 21Using the SOS key
  - Making and answering calls
    - Answering a call
- 22; to use the loudspeaker feature. You will hear the caller through the speaker on the
  - Handsfree operation
- ;
  - 23Using the system phonebook
  - Using your personal phonebook
  - 24Redial (external numbers)
  - 25Saved number redial (internal or external)
  - Speed call - personal
  - Auto-answer
  - 27Call handling
    - Hold
    - Transfer
    - 28Conference
    - Swap
  - 29Call forward
    - 31Callback
    - 32Messaging - Callback
  - 34Using advanced features
    - Account codes
    - Call park
    - Call pickup
    - 35Camp-on
    - Do Not Disturb
    - Override
    - Reminder
    - 36Group paging / meet me answer
    - 37Trunk flash
  - 38Regulatory approvals
  - 39Index 2
  - A
  - B
  - C
  - D
  - E
  - F
  - G
  - H
  - I
  - K
  - L
  - 40M
  - N
  - O
  - P
  - R
  - S
  - T
  - V
  - W

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