Panasonic Dbs 824 Instructions Manual
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FFlPBX Access Code(s) PBX Settings PBX Access Code(s) Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# 3## (l-8)# (O-999 or O*-99*)# DescriptionThe DBS 824 can dial up to 8 different PBX access codesThese codes canbe one, two or three digits long This feature is used when the DBS 824 is installed behind a PBX and has toll restrictions enabled The feature preventsthe DBS 824 from regarding the PBX access code digit(s) as part of a dialed number Programming To program an access code FFl 2# 3# (l-8)# (O-999 or O*-99*)# /f tAccess Code NumberAccess Code Required To Dial The PBX (*=wildcard press FFll to enter it) To reset access codes to default FFl 2# 3## (l-8)# CONF ON/OFF /’Access Code Number Related ProgrammingTrunk Port Type FF2 (Trunk)# lO# Issued 3/l/95DBS 824-10-400Page 1-53
Automatic Pause Position For PBX Access CodesFFl Automatic Pause Position For PBX Access Codes Software VersionCPCS and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFS 2# 3# (9-18)# (l-3)# DescriptionThis program inserts a pause in the PBX access code (and in SSD and PSD codes) after the output of the first, second, or third digit The pause ensures that the PBX has time to connect to the central office before the DBS 824 sends the PBX any digits If an adequate pause is not allowed, the DBS 824 will send digits to the PBX too quickly causing the call attempt to fail Different pause sequences can be assigned to each PBX access code Programming To program an automatic pause FFl 2# 3#! (9 to 18)# (1 to 3)#. First Digit of PBX Access Code (see table below) IAddresTberDiiD,. /1 14 6 157 I161 8 1 l=Pause after 1st digit 2=Pause after 2nd digit 3=Pause after 3rd digitPage 1-54 DBS 824-l O-400Issued 3/l /95
FFlAutomatic Pause Position For PBX Access Codes To reset an automatic pause to default FFI 2# 3# (9 to 18)# CONF ON/OFF tFirst Digit of PBX Access Code (see table, previous page) Examples Inserting a pause after the PBX access code “9X”To insert a pause after the PBX access code “9X’ is dialed, enter this address (’ X represents the numbers O-9) FFl 2# 3# 17# 2# This sequence will insert a pause between the “9X” and the rest of the dialeddigits For example, 91+ PAUSE + 4045555793 Inserting a pause after the PBX access code “8”To insert a pause after the PBX access code “8” is dialed, enter this address FF1 2## 3## 16## l#This sequence will insert a pause between the “8” and the rest of the dialed digits For example, 8 + PAUSE + 404-555-5793 Related ProgrammingAutomatic Pause Timer FFl 3# lO#Automatic Pause for PBX LineFF2 (Trunk)# 13# Issued 3/l /95DBS 824-l O-400Page l-55
Ring Patterns For UNA Terminals (Ml, Cl, & Bl)FFl External (UNA) Relay Control Ring Patterns For UNA Terminals (Ml, Cl, & Bl) Software VersionCPC-M Only (Version 1 0 and above) Address 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)The UNA feature allows these calls to be signalled over a loudspeaker or amplifier This address actually controls the UNA relay terminals labeled “Ml”, ‘Cl” and “B 1 ’ (located on terminal block CN4) on the CPC-M card A bell or tone device can be attached to these relay terminals to simulate incoming ring over the loudspeaker or the CO can be used as the ringing sound source This address does not apply to the CPC-S card, which is not equipped with UNA relay terminals (However, a UNA device can be plugged into the “EPA” phono-jack on the CPC card, use address FFl 2# l# 37# to tell the system the type of device-- UNA or External Page -- plugged into “EPA” ) The ring pattern choices in this address arecontinuous(the terminal contacts are continuously energized to receive CO ring) or ‘intermittent (1 second ON / 3 seconds OFF to simulate incom$g ring on the bell or tone device installed) Programming FFl 2# 4# l# (0 cy l)# t Ohtermittent (1 second ON / 3 seconds OFF) l=Continuous (relay contacts are continuously energized) Related Programming CO Day Ring AssignmentsFF4 l# (25)# (l-8)++ CO Night 1 Ring AssignmentsFF4 2# (25)# (l-8)# CO Night 2 Ring AssignmentsFF4 9# l# (25)# (1-8)# CO Ring Cycle Detection Timer FFl 3# 13# (0-3)# l-56DBS 824-l O-400issued 3/l /95
FFlExternal Page Interface Control For Paging Groups External Page Interface Control For Paging Groups Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# 4# (209)# (0 or l)# DescriptionThis setting determines whether a page is heard over an external page device connected to the 824This device is normally a loudspeaker installed in the ceiling and connected to the 824 via the “EPA” phono-jack (for audio path) on the CPC-S and CPC-M cardsOn the CPC-M card, a device can also he connected to the CN4 relay terminals labeled “AZ”, “Zl”, ‘Z2”,23” and “24” to control page zonesAlso present on CN4 are relay terminals “M2 ‘, “B2” and “C2”, to which a general PA system can be connected In the 824 system, internal paging is automatically performed -- all pages are heard on the speakers of extension phones in the page group selected External paging, however, is controlled by the setting of this address If external paging is activated an audio path is established via the “EPA” phono-jack on the CPC card (for both CPC-S and CPC-M versions) whenever a page is initiatedThe following also happens in a CPC-M configuration 1) the “M2”,“B2” and ‘ C2 ’ relay terminals are activated when any page group is selected for the page, and 2) the ‘Z” relay terminals activate when their associared page group is selected (see table in address below) Dgramming FFl 2# y)# (OF l)# Page Group’ (see table below) Wnternai paging only 1 =Extemal and Internal paging (see table below) IAddress1Page1 If External Ptging is activated (T* stltcttd above) - Number (2 9) 2 3 4 5 6 Group CPC M Only 0AZ relayactivated 121 relayactivated 222 relayactivatedM2” ‘B2” and 323 relayactivatedc2” relays 1424 relavactivatedare activated. 75No relay control 86for these zaes97page CPC-M and CPC S Audio path is estahlishui via EPA phmo jack on the CPCCard Related Programming Page Group ExtensionsFF3 (ExtPort)# (18-25)# (0 or l)# EPI Audio Control (CPC-S Only)FFl 2# I# 37# (0 or l)# Issued 3/l /95DBS 824-l O-400l-57
Extension Class Of ServiceFFl Class of Service Extension Class Of Service Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higher Address FFl 2# 5# (1-8)# (1121)# (0 or l)# DescriptionThis address allows you to assign features to a Class of ServiceThe Class of Service can then be assigned to individual extensions using program address FF3 (ExtPort)# 35# A maximum of 8 different Classes of Service can be definedEach Class of Service can contain unique combinations of on/off settings for the 2 1 features shown in Table 1-5 below Programmin FFl 2# !5# (118)# (l-21)# (0 or l)# i(#c Class of ServiceClass of Service Features (see &Off (disabled j table below)l=On (enabled) Note: All features are defaulted to ‘Qff’ for Classes of Service 1 8 Table 1-SClass of Service featuresl-58 DBS 824- 1 O-400Issued 3/l /95
FFlExtension Class Of Service Related Programming Extension Class of Service Assignment J?F3 (ExtPort)# 35# NotesInteraction with Extension Class of Service Assignment. The Extension Class of Service Assignment address (FF3 ExtPor& 3%) determines which Class of Service iS; used by a particular extensionBy default, every extension is assigned to Class of Service “o”, which provides access to all 21 of the Class of Service features and cannot be modified to restrict feature usage(Use Class of Service 1-8 to restrict feature usage )issued 3/l /95DBS 824-l O-400l-59
Verified Forced Account CodesFF1 Account Codes Verified Forced Account Codes Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# W (l-lOO)# l# (OOOl-9999)R DescriptionThis program allows you to assign up to 100 four-digit verified account codesOnce the account codes are assigned, use address FFl 2# 6# (l- lOO)# 2# (0-7)# to assign a Toll Restriction Setting (TRS) value to the account code If an extension is set to use Verified Forced Account Codes, the system will check all dialed account codes against the codes entered in this program addressLf a match is found, the system will allow the extension user to make an outgoing call based on the TRS type assigned to the account code However, if the system does not find a match, the extension cannot make an outgoing call If an extension is not set to use Verified Forced Account Codes, the extension user can still enter a Verified Forced Account Code to use a different TRS ProGramming To assign a verified account code FFl 2# 6# (l-lOO)# l# (OOOl-9999)# t t Account Code Entry NumberAccount Code To reset a verified account code to the default FFl 2# 6# (11lOO)# l# CONF ON/OFF t Account Code Entry Numberl-60 DBS824-10-400Issued 3/l/95
FFIVerified Forced Account Codes ExamplesAssigning 1234 as Account Code 1 To assign1234” as Account Code 1, enter this address FFl 2## 6# l# l# 1234#Assigning 9999 as Account Code 100 To assign “9999” as Account Code 100, enter this address FTl2# 6## loo## l# 9999# Related Programming Toll Restriction For Verified Forced Account Codes FFl 2# 6# (l-lOO)# 2# (O-7)4+Forced Account Codes FF3 (ExtPort)# 5# (0 or l)# Toll Restriction Settings FF7 NotesInteraction With TRSThe 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 Assignment RestrictionAn account code of 0000 is invalid 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 Issued 3/l /95DBS 824-l O-400l-61
Toll Restriction For Verified Forced Account CodesFFl Toll Restriction For Verified Forced Account Codes Software VersionCPC-S and CPC-M, Version 1 0 and higherAddress FFl 2# 6# (l-l OO)# 2# (0-7)#Description Programming Use 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 ucc~unt code (not the TRS type assigned to the extension) FFl 2# 6#! (l-lOO)# 2# (O-7)# t f Account Code Entry NumberTRS Types O-7 (Defaul t=O) Related ProgrammingForced Account Codes FF3 (ExtPort)# 5# (0 or l)# Toll Restriction Settings FF7 NotesIn&ractin With TRSThe default TRS type for Verified Forced Account Codes is “0 ” which generally allows intercom calling onlyTherefore if you assign an account code but do not assign a TRS value to it, the code will restrict outside dialing 1-62DBS 824-10-400Issued 3/l/95