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Panasonic Cpc+AII/B Digital Business System Release Notes Manual
Panasonic Cpc+AII/B Digital Business System Release Notes Manual
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Chapter 1. System Programming (FF1)Section 400-Programming External (UNA) Relay Control Ring Patterns For UNA Terminals (M, C and B) Software Version: All VersionsAddress: FFl 2# 4# l# (0 or l)# DescriptionUse this address to set the ring pattern for incoming trunk calls sent to Universal Night Answer (UNA), where calls ring over a loudspeaker or amplifier. By default, the ring pattern is 1 second on / 3 seconds off. This address controls the UNA relay terminals labeled “M”, “C” and “B” on the DBS Connector Panel. A bell or tone device can be attached to these relay terminals to transmit incoming ring over the loudspeaker. See Section 300~Installation for more information about UNA. Programming FFl 2# 4# l# (0 or l)# f O=l second ON / 3 seconds OFF l=Continuous ringRelated Programming - CO Ring Assignments:FF4 addressesCO Ping Cycle Detection Timer: FFl 3# 15# (0-3)# NotesPort Assignments for UNA Ringing (FF4).With CPC-A and CPC-AII, use extension port 73 to assign ringing to UNA -- with CPC-B, use extension port 145.Page l-66 DBS Manual - Issued 8/i/95DBS-70-400
Section 400-FrogrammingChapter 1. System Programming (FIT j External Page Interface Control For Paging Groups Software Version: All VersionsAddress: FFl 2# 4## (219)# (0 or l)# DescriptionUse this address to activate external paging (e.g., loudspeaker installed in ceiling) for paging groups 00-04. Paging groups 05-07, although included in this address, cannot be activated for external paging. Internal paging, where a page is announced on the speakers of extension phones belonging to the page group dided, is activated with either setting. Proaramminrr (see table below) Odnternal paging only. l=Extemal and Internal paging (see table below). AddressPage Number (2-9)Group 200 301 402 503 604 705 806 907 If External Paging is activated (“1” selected above) _. Relay Contacts on DBS Connector PanelAudio Path 20activated 21activated.“M”. “B” andAudio path is 22activated“C” contactsareestablished via CN4 23activatedactivated.(to which amplifier is connectedj.24activated Internal Paging Only (not ued with Extemai Paging) Related Programming Page Group Extensions:FF3 (ExtPort)# (18-25)# (0 or l)# NotesPuging Control.When a page is initiated, either zone paging or general paging occurs. For external paging, this is determined by the hardware connections to the DBS Connector Panel’s CN2 terminal block (see Section 300-Installation for instructions). For internal paging, this is determined by progamming (assigning extensions to page groups in FF3 ExtPort# 18-25#). Page Group 00.Pages to group 00 will be heard in all paging zones. D BS-70-400DBS Manual - Issued 8/l/95Page l-67
Chapter 1. System Programming (FFl)Section 400-Programming Class of ServiceExtension Class Of Service Software Version:CPC-All (all versions); CPC-B Version 3.1 or higherAddress: FFl 2# 5# (1-8)# (l-21)# (0 or l)# DescriptionThis address allows you to define up to 8 different Classes of Service, by enabling or disabling the phone features of each. Up to 21 features are available (see table below). The definable Classes of Service are numbered 1-8. An additional Class of Service “0” automatically enables all features and cannot be changed. Classes of Service are assigned to extensions using FF3 ExtPort# 35# (0-8)#. Programming7. FFl 2# 5# (198)# (1121)# (0 or l)# /(t(+ Class of ServiceClass of Service Features (see &Off (disabled) table below)! =On (enabled) Note: All features are defaulted to “Off’ for Classes of Service l-8. Table l-5,Class of Service features ISetting1 Value (Feature Description)I 1Dial Tone On/Off (#50) 2Head/Handset Exchange (#51) 3BGM On/Off (#53)I 4 1 Absence Message Set/Reset (7 1)-1I 5 1 Call Forward Set/Reset (72)I 1 6I Do Not Disturb (73)II 7 1 Station Lockout (74)I 1 81 Park Access (75)I9 . Park Pick Up (76) 10Meet Me Answer (77) 11UNA Pickup (78) Page 1-68DBS Manual - Issued 8/l/95DBS-70-400
Section 400~ProgrammingChapter 1. System Programming (FFl) 12Direct Pickup (79) 13Group Pickup (70) 14Tone/Voice Mode (1) 15Message Waiting Set (2) 16Busy Override (4) 17call waiting (3) 18Offhook Voice Announce (5) I191 Central Office Call Queuing (2)I forwarding for internal calls in CPC-B Related Programming Extension Class of Service Assignment: FF3 (ExtPort)# 3% NotesInteraction with Extension Class of Service Assignment.By default, every extension is assigned to Class of Service “0” (all 21 features are enabled). To restrict feature usage on the extension, assign another Class of Service (l-8) to it. Caution When Changing A Class of Service Feature Setting.If you disable a previously enabled feature for a Class of Service, make sure the feature is not currently being used on the extension(s) assigned that Class of Service. Otherwise, the extension user may not be able to deactivate the feature. For example, if you reset Feature No. 3 to “0” (disabled) while an extension has Background Music turned on, the extension user will not be able to turn it off. (If this occurs, re-enable Feature No. 3 for the Class of Service, then turn Backgound Music off at the extension -- then disable Feature No. 3 again.) Call Forward--Outside (21) Feature Expansion.Beginning with CPC-AI1 and CPC-B Version 7.0, any call (not just internal calls) can be call-forwarded to an outside number. DBS-70-400 DBS Manual - Issued 8/l/95Page l-69
Chapter 1. System Programming (F F1)Section 400-Programming Account Codes Verified Forced Account Codes Software Version:CPC-All (all versions); CPC-8 Version 3.1 or higherAddress: FFl 2# 6# (10lOO)# l# (OOOl-9999)# DescriptionUse this address to assign up to 100 four-digit verified account codes. Once the account codes are assigned, use address FE1 2# 6# (l-lOO)# 2# (0-7)# to assign a Toll Restriction Setting (TRS) value to the account code. Forcing the use of account codes, as well as system verification of the entered account code, can be enabled or disabled on individual extensions (see FF3 ExtI?ort# 5#). After verifying the entered account code, the DBS will allow or disallow an outgoing call based on the TRS type assigned to the account code. However, if the system does not find a match for the account code in this address, or if the TRS type restricts it, the user cannot make the call. Programming To assign an Account Code . . . FFl 2# 6# (l-l OO)# l# (OOOl -9999)# -f t Account Code Entry NumberAccount Code To clear an Account Code (reset to *** default) . . . FFl 2# W (11lOO)# l# CONF ON/OFF f Account Code Entry Number Programming Examples Assigning 1234 as Account Code 1 . . . To assign “1234” as Account Code 1, enter this address: FFl 2# 6# l# l# 1234#Page l-70 DBS Manual - Issued 8/l/95DBS-70-400
Section 400~Programming Chapter 1. System Programming (FFl) Assigning 9999 as Account Code 100 . . . To assign “9999” as Account Code 100, enter this address: FFl 2# 6#! low l# 9999# Related Programming Toll Restriction For Verified Forced Account Codes: FFl 2# 6# (l- 1 OO)## 2# (O-7)#Forced Account Codes: FF3 (ExtPort)# 5# (0 or l)# Toll Resttiction Settings: FF7 addresses NotesForced Unverij’ied Account Codes.With CPC-AII and CPC-B versions prior to 6.0, Unverified Account Codes can only be used on a voluntary basis -- Forced Unverified is not available. However, beginning with Version 6.0, Forced Unverified Account Codes can be used. See FF3 (ExtPort)## 5# (0-2)# for more information. TRS Interaction. The default TRS type for Verified Forced Account Codes is “0,” which generally allows intercom calling only. Therefore, if you assign an account code but do not assign a TRS value to it, the Account Code will restrict outside dialing. Assignment Restriction.“0000” cannot be assigned as an Account Code. SMDR Format. In the SMDR report, the Account Code that was used to access the CO trunk will appear starting in position 70 of the call record line. DBS-70-400DBS Manual - !ssued 8/l/95Page 1-71
Chapter 1. System Programming (FFl)Section 400-Programming Toll Restriction For Verified Forced Account Codes Software Version:CPC-All (all versions); CPC-B Version 3.1 or higherAddress: FFl 2# 6# (l-lOO)# 2# (017)# DescriptionUse this address to assign toll restriction (TRS) types to Verified Forced Account Codes. A caller who enters the account code will be restricted by the TRS type assigned to the acccurzt code (not the TRS type assigned to the exterdion). Programming 1 FFl 2# 6# (1.f)O)# 2#‘,$ Account Code Entry NumberTRS Types O-7 Default: TRS Type 0 Related Programming Forced Account Codes: FF3 (ExtPort)# 5# (0, 1 or 2)# Toll Restriction Settings: FF7 addresses NotesTRS Interaction. The default TRS type for Verified Forced Account Codes is “0,” which generally allows intercom calling only. Therefore, if you assign an account code but do not assign a TRS value to it, the code will restrict outside dialing.Page l-72 DBS Manual - issued 8/l/95DBS-70-400
Section 400-ProgrammingChapter 1. System Programming (FFl) Flexible Function Screens Flexible Function Screen Soft-Key Assignment Software Version:CPC-All and CPC-B, Version 6.0 or higherAddress: FFl 2# 7# l# (Screen)# (SoftKey)# (Feature)# DescriptionUse this program to create up to 15 menu screens for large-display phones. Each screen can contain up to 10 feature codes (one feature code per soft key). “Soft keys” are the 10 buttons located on the left and right sides of the LCD display window on the large-display phone (see figure below). Soft key 1 is the top left button; soft key 2 is beneath it; and so on. When creating these flexible function screens, you are programming the soft keys to perform one of the following special functions while the screen is displayed: *lOne-touch access to directories. Pressing the soft key will display a directory of extension numbers, Personal Speed-Dial numbers, or System Speed-Dial numbers.l One-touch initiation of a specific feature. The soft keys can also execute any feature operation code except for “Conference” and “Flash”, which already have their own fixed keys on the phone. After the flexible function screens are built, you can assign them to display during different call states (phone idle, intercom dial tone, CO dial tone, during a CO call, etc.), using another programming address -- FF3 (ExtPort)# (26-33)# (Screen)#. Figure l-l. Soft ke When deciding what feature codes to assign to the soft keys on the screens, keep in mind that the DBS system already has 24 preprogrammed menus (see Appendix A) that can also be assigned to display during different call states. lumbering on large-d&&y phones1 KeyI - Key2 -Key3 aKey4 0Key5 0 DNDOVERRIDE - Key 6 8GM TAXBACK-KW7 MulEP8D- Key8 #)RlAMD SSD - Key9 CONF LOCKOUT - by 10DBS-70-400DBS Manual - Issued 8/i/95Page 1-73
Chapter 1. System Programminq (FFI)Section 400-Programming Programming FFl 2# 7# l# (2539)# (l-lO)# (xxxxxx)# t Screen Number: ’ 25=Flex.Func. Screen 1 26=Flex.Func. Screen 2 27=Flex.Func. Screen 3 28=Flex.Func. Screen 4 29=Flex.Func. Screen 5 30=Flex.Func. Screen 6 3 l=Flex.Func. Screen 7 32=Flex.Func. Screen 8 33=Flex.Func. Screen 9 34=Flex.Func. Screen 10 35=Flex.Func. Screen ! 1 36=Flex.Func. Screen 12 37=Flex.Func. Screen 13 38=Flex.Func. Screen 14 39=Flex.Func. Screen 15 Soft Key NumberFeature Code (see figure, previous page) (see table below Table l-6.Feature codes for Flexible Function Screen soft keys Feature Absence Message Account Code Answer Key Any Key Attendant Park Hold BGM (Background Music) On/Off Busy Override Call Forward--Outside (CPC-AH/B versions prior to 7.0) Code to be assigned to soft key (FFll enters an asterisk *) (FF12 enters a pound sign #) 71 PF12 7 (if using SLT or DSLT) or AUTO FF12 (all other phones) PFll 1 PROG PROG XXXXXX Note:The “Any Key” feature allows you to store digits other than extension numbers, CO trunks, or feature codes. For example, Any Key can be used to store an account code or a Voice Mail password. 75 (00-09) FF12 53 PROG PROG 4723 ’ Page 1-74DBS Manual - Issued 8/l/95DBS-70-400
Section 400-Programming Chapter 1. System Programming (FFl) Code to be assigned to soft key Feature (FFll enters an asterisk *) (FF12 enters a pound sign #) Call Forward72Note: Beginning with CPC-AIL/B Version Call Forward--All Calls7207.0, you can call-forward to an outside Call Forward--Busy/No Answer 721phone number. Use an existing PSD or SSD Call Forward--Busy 722code as the destination phone number, with aCall Forward--No Answer 724“CX-PhoneNo.” format (where C is the CONF key, and X is l-6 or 9 for trunk group 8 l-86 or 89). Call Park75 Call Pickup79 Call Waiting PROG PROG 3 Caller ID LogFFll 6 Day ModeFF12 521 Day/Night/Night:! Mode ToggleFF12 520 (CPC-AH/B Version 7.0 or higher)Note: The FF key LED will be off during Day mode: red during Night mode: and green during Night 2 mode. Dial Tone Off FFl2 50- DND (Do Not Disturb)’ 73 DP to DTMF Signal ConversionPROG PROG FFl 1 -or- PROG PROG FF 12 DSS/BLF Key (internal calls)PROG (lo-69 or 100-699) Extension Directory900002 Extension Lockout74 Group Call Pickup70 HeadsetFF12 51 Intercom KeyFF12 8 Internal Dial ToneFF12 50 MC0 or ML Keys(8 1-86 or 89) Note: See “ML/MC0 Separation” (FF3 ExtPort# 44#) to determine which type of key is available with your software. Meet-Me Answer 77 Message Waiting AnswerAUTO REDIAL MuteFFll FF12 Night ModeFF 12 52(CPC-AII/B versions prior to 7.0) FFl2 522 (CPC-AU/B Version 7.0 or higher) Night 2 modeFF12 523 (CPC-AII/B Version 7.0 or higher)DBS-70-400DBS Manual - Issued 8/l/95Page 1175