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Posted by on December 27, 2006, 1:41 pm
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We have an older Mitel SX-200 Light. We have just moved the unit and
all of the bays to a different location, and extended/repatched all of
the connections from the existing demarc/patch panel location in the
building to its new location.
While all of the phone ports were mapped out and properly translated,
apparently no one made a note of the actual ports used for the music on
hold and paging functions.
In form 18 ("System ports"), the system lists the pager as Bay 2, Slot
8, Circuit 2, "SCT" 2, and the music on hold as Bay 2, Slot 8, Circuit
2, "SCT" 1, however, as Bay 2, Slot 8 was never physically punched out
anywhere, we're assuming that's a virtual assignment of some sort.
We know they were for a fact punched out somewhere on another of the
existing panels - how can I determine where from the maintenance/CDE
console?
Thanks in advance,
Glenn
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Posted by on December 29, 2006, 2:40 pm
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Disregard - we had someone look at it - the "universal card" pin-out
structure for the Music-on-Hold/pager module was confusing us.
Thanks,
Glenn
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