Panasonic Dbs 824 Instructions Manual
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FFlDay/Date Setting Date and Time Settings Day/Date Setting Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 1# l# (MMDDYY)# DescriptionThis program sets the date in the DBS 824 system clock The day and date are printed on the Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) printout. Proper LCR (Least Cost Routing) operatibn depends on correct date settingsProper operation of peripheral equipment may also depend on correct date settings Programming Month, day, and year in numeric format (for example, January 1,1995 would be entered as 010195) Issued 3/l /95DE3S 824-l O-400Page l-3
Time SettingFFlTime Setting Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl l# 2# (HHMM)# DescriptionThis program sets the time in the DBS 824 system clockThe time appearson key phones that have LCDs and is also included in SMDR call records Note:Correct time settings are necessary for proper LCR (Least Cost Routing) operation Programming FFl l# 2# HHMM# tTime setting in 24-hour format (for example 3 00 pm would be entered as 1500)
FFlCall Duration Display General System Settings Call Duration Display Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# 1# I# (0 or l)## DescriptionThe duration timing for outgoing CO calls is normally displayed on telephones with LCDsThe DBS 824 can be programmed so that the callduration time is not displayed NOTE: This setting does not affect SMDR recording of the call Programming FFl 2# l# l# (Oorl)# O=Call duration is not displayed l=Call duration is displayed Related ProgrammingCall Duration Timer FFl 2# l# 32# (0,l or 2)# Issued 3/l /95DBS 824-l O-400Page l-5
SMDR Start Timer for CO CallsFFl SlVlDR Start Timer for CO Calls Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higher Address FFl 2# I# 2# (0, 1, or 2)# DescriptionThis timer determines how long the system waits before starting an SMDR record for the call (both outgoing and incoming)For example, if the timer is set to 5 seconds, SMDR recording of call data will begin 5 seconds after an outgoing number is dialed or 5 seconds after an incoming call is answered For outgoing calls, the purpose of this timer is to allow the CO to connect the call, or the called party to answer, before beginning SMDR timing Forincoming calls, the purpose of this timer is to limit the nurnber of SMDR records for incoming calls (e g , if an incoming call lasts for less than 30 seconds, and this SMDR Start Timer is set for 30 seconds, an SMDR record will not be generated for that call) Programming I FFl 2# l# 2#(0, 1, or 2)# t 0=5seconds 1=16 seconds 2=30 seconds Related ProgrammingSMDR Printing Mode 1 --Outbound and Inbound FFl 2# 2# 6#SMDR Printing Mode 2 -- Long-Distance and Local Calls FFl 2# 2# 7#SMDR Report FF3 (ExtPort)# 14#Page l-6 DBS 824-l O-400issued 3/l @5
FFlLeast Cost Routing (LCR) Access Least Cost Routing (LCR) Access Software Version@PC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# 1# 3# (0 or l)# DescriptionThis program specifies whether Least Cost Routing (LCR) is used when “9” is dialed before making an outside call Programming FFl 2# 1# 3# (0 or l)# t 0=“9” indicates a pooled-trunk call 1=“9” indicates an LCR call Related ProgrammingForced Least Cost Routing FF3 (ExtPort)# 4#LCR Program Settings FF8 (all) NotesRestriction With Call Forward-Outside FeatureLCR will not work with the Call Forward-Outside feature If LCR is activated (the above address is set to “l”), extensions set to Call For%vard-Outside must use trunk groups l-6 (trunk group “9” cannot be used) See Section 700~Feature Operation formore information Required Hardware SettingTo use LCR, Strap 53 on the CPC card must be cut See Section 300~Installation for instructions FCC RegistrationDifferent FCC registration numbers are used for the DBS 824, depending on whether LCR is activatedSee Section 300~Installationfor more information lssued 3/l /95DBS 824-l O-400 Page 1-7
Override Toll Restriction With SSD NumbersFFl Override Toll Restriction With SSD Numbers Software Version CPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# 1# 4# (SSD)# DescriptionThis program allows you to set a range of system speed dial (SSD) numbers that will override Toll Restriction Service (TRS) types 2-6 The number entered in this address is the lower boundary for speed dial numbers that will override toll restrictions In other words, all SSD numbers higher than the one entered will also override TRS types 2-6 Programming To set SSD numbers to override TRS settingsEnter the SSD number that you want to override TRS types 2-6 All SSD numbers higher than this number will also override TRS types 2-6 FFl 2# l# 4## (SSD)# tSystem Speed Dial Number Standard Mode = 00 thru 89 Add-On Mode = 000 thru 199 To reset to the default valueBy default, SSD numbers do not override TRS types 2-6The following command resets this program to the default value IFFl 2# l# 4# CONF ON/OFFIPage l-8DBS 824-l O-400 Issued 3/l 195
FFlSSD Display Restriction SSD Display Restriction Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higher Address FFl 2# l# 5## (0 or l)# DescriptionThis address determines whether the telephone’s LCD will display the actual dialed digits for a certain range of SSD codes (80-89 for Standard mode, 160- 199 for Add-On mode)The default setting displays the dialed digits for these SSD codesIf the display is disabled with this programming address, the text assigned to the SSD code will display, but the dialed digits will not This address also determines whether the LCD shows the dialed digits when the SSD codes are accessed using the REDIAL keyTelephone numbers associated with SSD codes 00-79 (Standard mode) or 000-159 (Add-On mode) will always display during dialing, regardless of the setting here ProgrammingI FFl 2# l# 5# (0 or l)# t O=SSD dialed digits are displayed l=SSD dialed digits are not displayed SSD Ranges Standard mode = 80-89 Add-On mode = 160- 199 Related ProgrammingOverride TRS with SSD Numbers FFl 2# l# 4# (SSD)#SSD NameDisplay FFl 2# l# 18# SSDNames FF6 2# (SSD)#SSD Numbers FFlO 1# (SSD)#Speed-Dial Mode FFl 2# l# 33# Issued 3/l /95DES 824-l O-400Page 1-9
Auto Flash RedialFFI Auto Flash RedialSoftware Version CPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# l# 6# (0 or l)# DescriptionBy default, the REDIAL key sends a “flash” before redialing a number When the DBS 824 is connected to a PBX sending a “flash” may place the line to the PBX on hold, in this case, Auto Flash Redial should be disabled Programming FFl 2# 1# 6##(0 or l)# f O=REDIAL does not send “flash” l=REDIAL sends “flash” Related ProgrammingPBX Flash Timer FFl 3# 16#Trunk Port Type FF2 (Trunk)++ lO# NotesTimingThe CO Line Flash and the Redial Flash features are controlled by the same timer Page l-10 DBS 824-l O-400Issued 3/l /95
FFlOne Touch Dial One Touch Qial Sofhnrare VersionCPCS and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# l# 7# (0 or l)# DescriptionThe One-Touch Dial feature enables users to dial an extension by pressing a single programmable key This feature is enabled regardless of the program setting (One-Touch Dial cannot be deactivated) Issued 3/l 195D BS 824- 1 O-400Page l-11
On hook TransferFFl Onhook Transfer Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# 1# 8# (0 or l)# DescriptionOnhook Transfer allows a user to transfer a call by placing the call on hold, dialing the extension number, and then hanging up If Onhook Transfer is disabled, the user transfers the call by placing it on hold, dialing the extension number, then pressing PROG, and hanging up Programming FFl 2# I# 8# (0 pr I)# tO=Onhook Transfer is disabled l=Onhook Transfer is enabled Related ProgrammingAttendant Transfer Recall Timer for CO CallsFFl 3# 4#Extension Transfer Recall Timer for CO Calls FFl 3# 5#Attendant Transfer Recall Timer for ,Intercom Calls FFl 3# 20#Extension Transfer Recall Timer for Intercom Calls FFl 3# 2 l# NotesCall TransfersBoth intercom calls and trunk calls can be onhook-transferred Transfer RecallsIf a transferred call recalls to an extension and is not answered, it will automatically transfer to the attendant The timing for the transfer to the attendant is controlled by the Attendant Call Reversion Timer (FFl 3# S#) Onhook Transfer Setting With The VAUIf a Voice Announce Unit (VAU) is used, Onhook Transfer must be enabled Page l-12 DBS 824-l O-400Issued 3/l I95