Panasonic DBS 824 Information Manual

							2.0 Features UpdateAppendix A
A-24     DBS 824-3.0/3.2-700 Revised April 2000 
 
4.  Rotate the desk stand 180°. In this position it doubles as a wall mount bracket.
5.  Insert the wall mount bracket into the mounting guides as shown in Figure 8.
6.  Slide the wall mount bracket onto the telephone.
 Figure 8. Inserting the wall mount bracket (rotated desk stand) 
7.  While viewing the front of the telephone, find the handset guide located just below the 
hookswitch (see Figure 8).
8.  Slide the handset guide out, rotate 180° so that the holding clip is exposed, and reinsert.
Figure 9.  Handset  guide insertion for wall mounting, key telephone
Step 5Step 6 
						

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							Revised April 2000   DBS 824-3.0/3.2-700 B-1
 
Appendix B: 3.0 Feature Update
Thoroughly review this appendix when using the DBS 824 to make sure you understand the 
enhancements provided with this software release.
The following enhancements are included with CPC S/M Version 3.0:
 Support is added for the PanaVOICE Digital
 Voice Mail system (CPC-M only
). 
All installation and programming procedures for the PanaVOICE Digital Voice 
Mail system are covered in the documentation supplied with the PanaVOICE 
Digital Voice Mail system.
 The VAU port assignment program (FF3 (ExtPort)# 46#) can now be used to 
configure digital ports connected to the PanaVOICE Digital
 Voice Mail (CPC-M 
only
).
 A Digital Key Telephone user can now dial *73
 to enable or disable the use of the 
Off-Hook Monitor feature. When the user dials *73 
the first time, the display 
reads Monitor OFF 
and the Off-Hook Monitor feature cannot be used. When the 
user dials *73 a second time, the display reads Monitor ON
 and the Off-Hook 
Monitor can be used. 
						

							3.0 Features UpdateAppendix B
B-2     DBS 824-3.0/3.2-700 Revised April 2000 
  
						

							Revised April 2000   DBS 824-3.0/3.2-700 C-1
 
Appendix C: 3.1 Feature Update
CAUTION:When using the “Call Record” feature in some states it is illegal to record 
telephone communications without the consent of all parties. In other states, it is illegal 
to record without the consent of one party. These laws do not make the Call Record 
feature on a telephone system illegal. Before activating this feature, please check 
applicable state and federal laws.
CPC-M Version 3.1 adds support for the “Call Record” feature available with PanaVOICE™
 Vo i c e  
Mail systems. In addition, several quality improvements are incorporated in Version 3.1.
Thoroughly review this appendix when using the DBS 824 to make sure you understand the 
enhancements provided with this software release.
 Call Record
Requires PanaVOICE equipped with Software Version 2.1 (Q32136) or later. 
Description
The call record feature allows a user to record a trunk conversation at the press of 
preassigned Call Record
 FF key. The conversation is saved to the user’s voice 
mail box.
OperationTo record a trunk call:
To record a trunk call, press the Call Record
 key. The LED flashes while the 
connection to the Voice Mail recording port is being established. This may take 
a few seconds. When recording begins, the LED lights solid, “Recording”
 
appears on the display, and the audio message “Recording” is heard by both 
parties. 
If call record cannot be established (no voice mail port available, no conference 
circuit available, etc.), the LED extinguishes and a double splash tone is emits.
Recording continues until you hang up, you press the Call Record
 key again, or 
PanaVOICE stops recording due to a PanaVOICE time-out, lack of space, etc. 
In the event PanaVOICE stops recording during a conversation, a beep tone is 
emitted, the LED extinguishes and “Recording”
 disappears from the display.
If the outside party hangs up first, you may continue recording call follow-up 
information. 
To retrieve a records:
Once the call recording is complete, the recording is stored in your voice mail 
box as a new voice mail message. 
						

							3.1 Features UpdateAppendix C
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PanaVOICE treats the recording message just as it would any other new 
message (lights the message waiting LED, displays MSG on your telephone, 
provides off site message notification, etc.).
Retrieve the call recording just as you would any other new voice mail 
message. (If you are unclear on how to retrieve messages, contact your 
PanaVOICE system administrator.)
Notes Recording a call requires a conference circuit. If no conference circuit is 
available, PanaVOICE cannot record the conversation. Systems equipped with 
CPC-M provides 3 conference circuits.
 Since a conference circuit is used, when the call being recorded is placed on 
hold the other party will continue to be recorded and will not hear 
music-on-hold.
 The call record feature is not designed to support multiple-party conversations. 
Once recording a call, do not attempt to add other parties. If you need to 
conference in additional parties, first stop the recording by pressing the Call 
Record
 key and then initiate the conference. If you are in a multiple party 
conversation, do not attempt to record the conversation. 
 Calls that are in call record mode cannot be transferred. First, stop the recording 
by pressing the Call Record 
key, then transfer the call.
 Call recording may be stopped and restarted multiple times in a conversation by 
pressing the Call Record
 key. However, every time call recording is stopped, 
the recording is saved as a separate message.
 When the system is in the process of establishing a call recording connection, 
barge-in cannot be performed. However, once recording begins, a barge-in is 
possible but not recommended. If a barge-in does occur, when the party that 
barges-in disconnects call recording may be automatically terminated.
  Extension (intercom) calls cannot be recorded. The other party must be a trunk 
call (including network trunk calls).
 A trunk call must be in progress for the call to be recorded. You cannot initiate 
a call record before connection is made. 
						

							Section 700 - OperationIndex
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Index
Numerics
44-Series Telephone A-1
A
Absence message
attendant control 2-6
DSLT 4-3
key telephone 3-3
SLT 5-3
Account codes
verified 1-4
Alarm
DSLT 4-30
key telephone 3-72
Alternate attendant 2-3
Answer supervision for voice mail 1-6
Attendant features 2-1
absence message control 2-6
alternate attendant 2-3
assignment of speed dialing 2-3
busy override 2-4
call park 2-5
dial 0 for attendant 3-34, 4-21, 5-21
dial tone disable 2-10
DND control 2-6
DSS/72 2-11
feature package 2-9
groups of attendants 2-9
headset operation 2-13
one-touch voice mail transfer 2-14
station lockout code assignment 2-17
system time and date control 2-18
text assignment 2-7
traffic measurement 2-20
walking class of service confirmation 2-22
Auto
day mode 1-7
set relocation 1-8
Auto Redial 3-6
Auto-Repeat Dial 3-7
B
Background music 1-10
Barge into busy line 5-6
Battery backup 1-12Blind transfer
DSLT 4-14
key telephone 3-21
SLT 5-14
Busy override
attendant 2-4
DSLT 4-5
SLT 5-6
C
Call
coverage groups 3-8
duration display 3-10
forward ID code for voice mail 1-12
forwarding
attendant control 2-6
DSLT 4-6
key telephone 3-10
SLT 5-7
hold
DSLT 4-9
key telephone 3-14
SLT 5-10
park
attendant 2-5
DSLT 4-10
key telephone 3-17
SLT 5-11
pickup
direct 3-19, 5-12
DSLT 4-12
group 5-13
key telephone 3-19, 3-20
SLT 5-12
transfer
DSLT 4-14
key telephone 3-21
SLT 5-14
waiting
DSLT 4-16
key telephone 3-25
SLT 5-17
Call waiting/OHVA text reply 3-28
Callback request
DSLT 4-26
key telephone 3-55 
						

							IndexSection 700 - Operation
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Camp-on
DSLT 4-18
key telephone 3-29
SLT 5-19
Centrex/PBX compatibility 1-13
Class of service, station 1-33
CO line key trunk access 3-30
Conference calls
DSLT 4-20
key telephone 3-31
SLT 5-20
Coverage groups 3-8
D
Date, system 2-18
Day mode, auto 1-7
Delayed ringing
key telephone 3-33
Dial
Auto-Repeat 3-7
Dial 0 for attendant
DSLT 4-21
key telephone 3-34
SLT 5-21
Dial tone disable 2-10
Dialing, onhook 4-29
Digital single line telephone
see DSLT features 4-1
Digital telephone features
see Key telephone features 3-1
Direct 1-14
Direct call pickup
DSLT 4-12
key telephone 3-19
SLT 5-12
Direct inward system access
see DISA 1-14
Direct line appearances 3-47, 3-49
Direct trunk access
DSLT 4-21
key telephone 1-17
SLT 5-22
DISA 1-14
Distinctive ringing 1-17
Distributed hunting 1-34
DNDattendant control 2-6
DSLT 4-22
key telephone 3-35
SLT 5-23
Do-not-disturb
see DND 4-22
Door box 1-18
DP 1-20
DP to DTMF signal conversion 1-20
DP/DTMF stations 1-20
DSLT features 4-1
absence message 4-3
blind transfer 4-14
busy override 4-5
call forwarding 4-6
call hold 4-9
call park 4-10
call pickup 4-12
call transfer 4-14
call waiting 4-16
camp-on 4-18
conference calls 4-20
dial 0 for attendant 4-21
direct call pickup 4-12
direct trunk access 4-21
DND 4-22
group call pickup 4-13
illustration 4-3
intercom calling 4-23
last number redial 4-24
meet-me answer 4-25
message waiting/callback request 4-26
OHVA 4-27
onhook dialing 4-29
personal speed dialing 4-32
pooled trunk access 4-29
reminder call 4-30
saved number redial 4-31
screened transfer 4-15
speed dialing 4-32
system speed dial 4-33
DSS/72 2-11
DSS/BLF line appearances 3-47, 3-48
DTMF to DP signal conversion 1-20
DTMF/DP stations 1-20
Duration display 3-10 
						

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E
EM/24 console 3-36
Exclusive hold 3-14
Extension relocation 1-8
F
FF key extender 3-36
FF keys
see Key telephone features 3-37
Figure 1-2 1-37
Flexible function keys
see FF keys 3-37
Forwarding
DSLT 4-6
key telephone 3-10
SLT 5-7
G
Group call pickup
DSLT 4-13
key telephone 3-20
SLT 5-13
H
Handsfree
answerback 3-42
operation 3-43
Headset operation
attendant 2-13
key telephone 3-43
Hold
DSLT 4-9
exclusive 3-14
key telephone 3-14
SLT 5-10
system 3-15
Hunt Groups
longest idle 1-34
Hunt groups
all versions 1-34
distributed 1-34
longest idle 1-34
terminal 1-34
Hunting priority for VAUs 1-21
I
Independent timerscall forwarding-no answer 1-22
CO delayed ring 1-22
extension delayed ring 1-22
hunt group-no answer 1-22
Intercom calling
DSLT 4-23
key telephone 3-43
SLT 5-24
K
Key telephone features 3-1
absence message 3-3
blind transfer 3-21
call coverage groups 3-8
call duration display 3-10
call forwarding 3-10
call hold 3-14
call park 3-17
call pickup 3-19
call transfer 3-21
call waiting 3-25
call waiting/OHVA text reply 3-28
camp-on 3-29
CO line key trunk access 3-30
conference calls 3-31
delayed ringing 3-33
dial 0 for attendant 3-34
direct call pickup 3-19
direct line appearances 3-49
direct trunk access 1-17
DND 3-35
DSS/BLF appearances 3-48
EM/24 console 3-36
exclusive hold 3-14
FF keys 3-37
group call pickup 3-20
handsfree answerback 3-42
handsfree operation 3-43
headset operation 3-43
illustration 3-3
intercom calling 3-43
last number redial 3-46
line appearances 3-47
meet-me answer 3-54
message waiting/callback request 3-55
ML/MCO separation 3-54