Superset 1
This set is an analogue telephone. Some had recall buttons.
Superset 3DN
This superset can be fitted with a Dataset
1101 cartridge, which allows the telephone to be used for voice and data
communications.
Superset 4 & 4DN
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The Superset 4
was originally used on the first generation analogue telephone systems that Mitel produced. All the Mitel systems,
up to the introduction of the 3300 ICP, still supported the Superset 4 even though it
was no longer manufactured. This telephone could be fitted with an
optional stand.
The Superset 4DN is a digital telephone used on the SX2000 & SX50.
These phones also worked on the Mitel 3300 until software release MCD 4.0.
Both these sets were superseded by the 400 series range of Supersets.
Superset 400 Series
MITEL's advanced microprocessor controlled digital telephones include the Superset
401+, 410, 420 and 430. Supersets 410, 420 and 430 support on hook dialling and
bi-directional hands free loud speaking and incorporate a number of line selection keys
with line status displays. The available facilities allow Supersets to readily accommodate
key and lamp, 'plan' type arrangements and manager / secretary applications. All types,
interface via a DNIC port in the SX-2000 via standard 2 wire connections.
The stand can be reversed to enable wall fixing.
SUPERSET 401+
The Superset 401+ is a single-line digital telephone. It has a Recall button, MESSAGE
button, 6 speed-call buttons, Hold button, a Message indicator LED, and buttons for
adjusting ringer and handset receiver volumes. It can be desk or wall-mounted
and is available in dark grey or white.
SUPERSET 410
The Superset 410 is a digital multiline telephone with the following additions
to the Superset 401+ - 10 fixed function keys, 5 programmable keys that can be used as speedcall
keys, feature access keys or line appearances. The Superset 410 supports voice and data
communications over the same pair of wires (optional).
SUPERSET 420
In addition to Superset 410 features and facilities the Superset 420
telephone provides the following: 6 additional programmable line keys (11 incl.) and 3
soft keys that associate with the LCD displayed features.
SUPERSET 430
In addition to the features and facilities offered by the Superset 420 the
Superset 430 has: A bitmap graphical LCD display and six soft keys allowing users to easily
select features. The Superset 430 offers a full graphics LCD suitable for adding future
software functionality.
Programmable Key Module (PKM)
Supersets 410, 420, and 430 can be equipped with additional line keys / status displays
with a Programmable Key Module (PKM). A PKM has 30 line keys that can be programmed as
line keys, feature keys, or Speed call keys Programmable Key Modules are ideal for key
& lamp emulation, line status displays, or perhaps where secretaries are processing
calls for many managers.
Superset 420 with PKM attached
Other applications include:-
A PKM is directly connected to a Superset and operates via the same two wires using 2B+D
signalling protocols. An AC power adapter is required.
The 400 series of Supersets has been superseded by the 4000 series.
Click here for more information on the Superset 400 range (PDF)
Superset 4000 Series
Click here for information on 4000 set interface modules
This Superset which supersedes all the above models.
The Superset 4000 series digital business telephones comprise of a range of
four telephones that boast sophisticated capabilities developed in consultation
with Mitel users. Feature- rich and user-friendly, the Superset 4000 Series
builds on the guiding design principle behind all Mitel telephones, if the
technology is easy to use, people will use it. This range of telephones is
connected to the SX-2000 and 3300 ICP via DNIC cards installed within Peripheral
Cabinets.
Each Superset has a tilting stand to provide several angled positions, wall
mounting. All telephones in the range have visual message waiting indicator
"bars", visible from both front and rear. Keys are provided for
Speedcalls and single button access to the wide range of system features.
'Up' and a 'Down' keys are provided for controlling handset volume, speaker
volume, ringer volume, ringer pitch, and display contrast.
Colours:- Charcoal, Dove (light) Grey, Superset 4025 and Superset 4150 are
also available in Teal, Burgundy and Ink Blue
A headset socket is provided with all Superset 4000 series with the exception of
the Superset 4001. When an approved headset is used, amplification is not
required.
SUPERSET 4001
Basic Single-line Telephone
The Superset 4001 is a basic single line digital telephone with 7 Speedcall
buttons, a hold/retrieve key, message waiting/ ringing indicator, volume/tone
control key, and messaging key.
This basic set is an economical solution ideal for both public and multi-user
areas such as hotel guest rooms, manufacturing facilities and reception areas,
and wherever there is a requirement for high quality secure speech.
SUPERSET 4015
Multi-line Display Telephone
The Superset 4015 is a multi-line telephone supporting on-hook dialling, and a
20 character alpha numeric display screen - providing caller identification,
number dialled, call status and messaging.
Advisory messages and call forwarding can be readily activated, and a language
selected. This set is also suitable for use with call centre applications, and
in multiple line arrangements for telesales or information lines.
SUPERSET 4025
Multi-line Enhanced Display Telephone
The Superset 4025 is a multi-line telephone with a 2 x 20 character alphanumeric
screen and 3 softkeys allowing easy access to features such as 'dial by name'.
14 Personal Keys can be programmed for speed dialling or feature activation. In
addition to Superset 4015 features, this telephone supports full hands free
operation.
The Superset 4025 is an ideal choice for professional, management and call
centre staff. An upgrade connector is provided for future enhancements, as they
become available.
Click here for more information on the SS4025 (PDF)
SUPERSET 4125
Multi-line Enhanced Display Telephone with TAPI
The Superset 4125 has all the functionality of the Superset 4025, plus an RS-232
interface that is used to connect the telephone to a Personal Computer.
The Superset 4125, combined with the Mitel Superset TAPI software passes call
processing information, such as caller ID, or call log information, from the
SX-2000 telephone system to the PC. It also allows access to electronic database
information and features that are dependent on the TAPI-compliant applications
that a user may have on the PC.
Click here for more information on the SS4125 (PDF)
SUPERSET 4150
Multi-line Executive Display Telephone
The Superset 4150 is a multi-line telephone with a 40 character, touch sensitive
screen with 6 soft function areas. Users are menu guided through the various
functions by interactive graphic displays with available options when
appropriate. 14 Personal Keys can be used for speed dialling and quick access to
features such as 'dial by name', conference call/transfer, etc.
This telephone supports full hands free operation. An upgrade connector is
provided for future enhancements, as they become available. The Superset TAPI
kit is available for this telephone.
Click here for more information on the SS4150 (PDF)
Feature Table for 4000 sets
Features
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Delay ring
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Direct line select
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Direct trunk select
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Hold
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Prime line
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Key line
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Single line
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Multiple call line
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Privacy release
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Speedcall
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Time and date display
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Display contrast control
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Headset operation
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Speaker ON/OFF
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Mute
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Add held
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Call-back
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Conference
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Hang up
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Language select
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Night answer
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Programming
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Dimensions
Each of the Superset 4000 range utilises the same basic body shell and handset
with dimensions:
Height (max. tilt) 17.8 cm (7 in.)
Height (min. tilt) 10.1 cm (4 in.)
Width 22.6 cm (8.9 in.)
Depth 20.3 cm (8 in.)
Weights
Superset 4001 - 905 gram
Superset 4015 - 936 gram
Superset 4025 - 980 gram
Superset 4150 - 1050 gram
SIM - 60 gram.
SUPERSET 6 & 6DN
The Superset 6DN (pictured to the right) is available as a supplementary console to
Superset screen based consoles on the SX2000 range, perhaps used during weekends or night service by auxiliary
staff. In addition to providing the same call handling features of screen based Superset
6DN also allows the system access to maintenance commands of the SX2000.
The Superset 6 was available for the SX50 and only had a two line LCD display.
Superset 6DN Console Components
There are two identical sockets jacks on the left side of the console. One is the
ordinary jack for the handset or headset which is normally used and the other is the
handset/headset jack used by the person training and/or monitoring new operators.
The only connection between the console and the SX2000 is a standard telephone cable
which is connected to a Digital Network Interface Card (DNIC) via a Line Jack Unit. The
console can be located up to 1 Km from the SX2000. Being line powered, no mains
connection is required.
A printer socket (RS232) is mounted at the rear of the console. This socket can be used to
interface to the MITEL recommended printer.
Superset 6DN is also known in North America as the Superconsole 1000.
Manufactures Description
The Superconsole 1000 operator console is used to perform call handling
functions as well as some maintenance and administrative functions (such as
moves and changes). The 4-line by 80-character alphanumeric display shows source
and destination information, time and date information, call waiting
information, and station information (such as COS and COR values).
The Superconsole 1000 operator console is a flatbed, lightweight, (line-powered)
switchboard that has been designed for users that do not require sophistication
or high call processing rates.
Connection is 2-wire using standard distribution wiring and terminating methods.
The console can be located anywhere there is a line jack. Interfacing is via the
DNI card which has 16 ports, all of which are available for other devices.
The Superconsole 1000 has a liquid crystal display, and is capable of answering
up to 1500 calls per day.
Call information is displayed in plain English (or French, German, or Italian)
with incoming calls being queued in order of arrival. The console is a
sophisticated and yet simple to use switchboard. It has full access to the
SX-2000 integral directory, and to the variety of features via function-related
soft keys.
The Superconsole 1000 has access to the ICP's integral directory and the variety
of system features via its function-related softkeys.
Back-lit Display
The Superconsole 1000 has a back-lit liquid crystal display, for improved
visibility in low light conditions. AC Power adapter required for the back-lit
display is included with the console. The AC Power adapter is also required with
operation of the printer port.
The Superconsole 1000 is available in two colours, light and dark grey.
The Superconsole 1000 has full access to the SX-2000 integral directory and the
variety of features via its function-related softkeys.
The console has:-
Fourteen hard-keys
Four programmable keys (for access to purchased options such as Hotel/Motel)
Ten soft keys
A dial pad (for both alphabetic and numeric input)
Volume controls
Integral handset
Connector for a headset
An RS-232 serial printer port.
Features
Our proposal for the operator switchboard is the Mitel Superconsole 1000
operator switchboard. This desktop console provides a variety of features
through function keys and its related series of soft keys.
Superconsole 1000 Attributes:-
Liquid Crystal display
Low profile and lightweight
Fully Approved
Two handset/headset sockets
Line powered (without back-lit display or printer port)
An RS-232C Printer Socket at Console rear
A 44 key keyboard containing:-
- Ten display associative keys
- Fourteen fixed function keys
- Volume, tone and contrast adjust keys
- Four cursor control keys
- Block of 12 dialling keys - used to dial by number or to enter Alpha
characters to dial by name.
Superconsole 1000 features include:-
Busy Override
Call Splitting Paging
Calls waiting indicator Recall - busy
Camp-on Recall - hold
Class of Restriction display Recall - no answer
Conference Release
DATE/TIME Display Serial Call
Hold Tone Signalling
Interception Transfer
Message Waiting Trunk Group Busy Status
Night Answering Trunk Group Display
The Superconsole 1000 uses an adjustable liquid crystal display (LCD), 10
softkeys, 14 fixed function keys and a block of 12 dialling keys that have all
been designed to make the Superconsole 1000's operation quick and easy for the
user.
Superconsole 1000 Hotel Guest Service features:-
Checking guests in and out
Checking and changing the status of a particular room
Locating all rooms of a particular status
Obtaining printed copies of Room Status, alarm call and telephone usage reports
(a printer is required)
Setting alarm calls for guests
Setting restrictions on the telephone calls which guests can make from their
rooms
Displaying information such as the time of an alarm call and the number of meter
pulses accumulated by a guest.
System Programming
The Superconsole 1000 Operators Console has access to Customer Programming
allowing the System Manager to access the SX-2000 database to program the
following:-
All Routing Information
Call Rerouting Assignment
Extension Moves and Changes
Class of Service forms
Telephone Directory
Hunt Group Assignment
Pick-up Group Assignment
Superset forms
Superset Console forms
System Speedcall Assignment
Typical programming tasks can include:-
Making day-to-day changes to customer programmable data. For example 'moves and
changes' to extension assignments.
Limited reprogramming. Fifteen of the most commonly used forms can be edited
from the Superconsole 1000. Access to these forms is controlled by the Forms
Access Authorisation form and by the authorisation level at which the user is
logged in.
This process uses menus displayed on the LCD panel. These menus are designed to
lead the user to the required item of data with the minimum of effort.
Specifications
Data Link Rate: 144 kb/s, full duplex
Dimensions: Width: 39.4 cm (15.5 in.)
Depth: 22.9 cm (9.0 in.)
Height: 10.2 cm (4.0 in.)
Display: Back-lit LCD alphanumeric display, 4 lines by 80 characters.
Characters are generated in a 5 X 7 dot matrix.
Environmental: Storage: Temperature: -20 Degrees to 60 Degrees C (-4 Degrees to 140
Degrees F)
Relative humidity: 10% to 70% RH
Operational: Temperature: 0 Degrees to 30 Degrees C (32Degrees to 86 Degrees F)
Relative humidity: 20% to 80% RH
Power: Powered from the line feed (-48 V) and power adapter for back-lit display
and RS232 port. On-board power supply
converts the input voltage to +5, +15 and -8.0 Volts. On-board
supply draws 27 mA from input supply, + 10% at -48 Volts. Input
voltage range is from 35 to 60 Vdc.
Weight: 2.27 kg (5.0 lb.).
Power Adapter
The Superconsole 1000 is supplied with a power adaptor which is used for the
backlighting of the high resolution display, and supporting the console's
printer port. Should power be removed, the console can be continue to be used
with a fully functioning but darkened display. With removal of power, the
printer port will cease to function.
The power adapter requires a standard 13A power outlet.
Macro Keys
Frequently performed console tasks that require several keystrokes can now be
automated using macros. A macro is a series of keystrokes assigned to a single
key. Instead of repeating the keystrokes each time the task is performed, the
macro key can be pressed to execute all the keystrokes at once. The following
tasks are ideal for macros.
Transfer calls to voice mail
Recover calls released to wrong extensions
One-button dialling for frequently called numbers
Three hard-keys can be programmed as Macro Keys. The two blank keys, as well as
the Trunk Group and Set Page keys, shown below, may be programmed (reprogrammed)
as Macro Keys.
Volume Control
Handset receive amplification exceeds FCC Part 68 Rules for Volume Control and
Hearing Aid Compatibility.
SUPERSET
7
Screen based console. Superseded by the Superset 700.
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
The SUPERSET 7 is interfaced to the SX2000 via standard 0.5 mm copper wire. The loop length may be up to 1515 m (5000 ft) for the SUPERSET 7 or 1000 m (3000 ft) for the SUPERSET 7DN. The SUPERSET 7 is shown in Figures
3-2 to 3-4 and consists of the following assemblies:-
VDU assembly containing:
- CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) sub-assembly, used to display graphics and text.
- Card cage with the capacity for four cards.
- Circuit cards required for basic operation.
Note: The SUPERSET 7 may have two or three circuit cards, depending on the type of Controller Card installed. If the SUPERSET 7 has a MC400BB or MC400BC Controller Card installed, the only other card required is a Communications Card (MC403). If the SUPERSET 7 has a MC400BA Controller Card installed, a Communications Card (MC403) and a RAM Card (MC409), must be installed.
The SUPERSET 7DN has only the MC410 Controller II Card fitted.
- One card slot available for future expansion.
- Power supply, operating from any standard electrical outlet.
- Pedestal base.
Keyboard assembly consisting of 120 keys, with left or right mounted telephone handset The keys are arranged in seven groups:
- Standard keyboard
- Editor Function keys
- Call Processing keys and Dial Pad
- Soft function keys
- Cursor Control keys
Superset 7 with VHOC
SUPERSET 700
The Superset 700 screen based console is an advanced dual-purpose workstation that serves
as an Operators Console and also an administration terminal for reprogramming system data.
The Superset 700 console has been designed with the user in mind, aesthetic design,
clarity of displays, and the careful layout of soft and dedicated keys that make operation
fast and simple.
The Superset 700 console has been ergonomically designed to offer an adjustable screen
position, with detached keyboard to ensure maximum operator comfort.
The keyboard is divided into functional areas, so there is a group of Call Processing
keys, a group of Cursor Control keys etc. Only a few keys are used for each activity,
which means that a new user can very quickly become proficient. For instance, an operator
will only use the Call Processing keys and the self-explanatory Soft keys. Your existing
operators will be surprised how quickly they become familiar with Superset console. A
printer socket (RS232) is mounted at the rear of the console which can be used to
interface to a MITEL recommended printer.
The detached low profile keyboard employs 120 full-size full-travel keys for user
interaction with the SX2000 system. The keys are organised into seven functional groups,
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Standard typewriter layout used for text and command input.
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Editor-function keys provide text editing functions, such as delete, insert and search.
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Call processing keys and dial pad permit easy access to call-handling and processing
features such as hold, release and answer.
SUPERSET 7000
PC based console. A special interface card fits into a PC and this card is connected to a Console port on the SX2000.
A handset and software are also supplied.
Superconsole 1000
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a description of the Superconsole 1000 see the Superset 6DN.
Superconsole 2000
The Superconsole 2000 comprises:-
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Call-handling
keyboard with mains power supply.
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2000 application software.
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