Panasonic Dbs 824 Instructions Manual

							office code restriction table for TRS 2-6 716
office code table for TRS 3-6 7-18office code table for TRS 3-6 (global copy)
7-25
overview 7 3
special 7-digit table for TRS 2-6 
7 21special area code table for TRS 3-6 7 19
special office code table for TRS 3-6 7 20
special office code table for TRS 3-6 (glo-
bal copy) 7 27Transfer extension number 4-10
Transfer ring pattern 1-33
TRS for verified forced account codes 1 62
Trunk circuit type 2-18
Trunk copy 9-3Trunk disconnect detection timer 2 15
Trunk name assignment 6-9
Trunk port operation 2 3
Trunk port type 2 7
Two-digit numbering l-17
UUNA terminals
ring patterns 1-56
Unsupervised conference 3-16Unsupervised conference timer 1 86
Unsupervised trunk conference 2 13
VVAU hunting priority 3 50
VAU port assignment 3 52
Verified forced account codes 1 60
Voice mail busy tone l-25
Volumereceiving, digital SLT 3-44
w
Wait timer for auto-repeat dialing l-111
XX ON/X OFF 149
X ON/X OFF (maintenance port) 1-76
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Digital Business System
DBS 824Section 450
Programming
Forms and
Tables
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PCSC reserves the right, without notice, to make changes to equipment design as advances in
engineering and manufacturing methods warrant
The software and hardware described 
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							Table of Contents
Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..*................*................1
Section 1 - System Settings (FFI). . . . ..*.........s................2Table 1 
- System Parameters (Part I)2Table 2 
- Extension Class Of Service5Table 3 
- Verified Forced Account Codes6Table 4 
- Custom Large LCD Screen Assignments7Table 5 
- System Parameters (Timers/Access Codes)8Table 6 
- Caller ID Automatic DISA8Table 7 
- Door Phones10
Section 2 - Trunk Settings (FF2)“.....“1”.““1...............“.....11Table 8 
- Trunk Programming11
Section 3 - Extension Settings (FF 3). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...*..13Table 9 
- Extension Programming Features13
Section 4 - Ringing and Hunt Groups (FF4). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Table 10 
- Trunk to Extension Ring Assignments17Table 11 
- Trunk to Hunt Group Ring Assignments18Table 12 
- Hunt Group Assignments19Table 13 
- Call Coverage Group Member20Table 14 
- Extension Ring (BLF) Table21
Section 5 -FF KeyProgramming(FF5).m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Table 15 
- FF Key Assignment for Extension Ports22Table 16 
- DSS Key Telephone Assignments23Table 17 
- EM/24 Key Assignments25
Section 6 - Name andMessageAssignments(FF6)..27Table 18 
- Extension Names27Table 19 
- System Speed Dials28Table 20 
- Personal Speed Dials29Table 2 1 
- Absence Messages30Issued 
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							Table22-Trunk Name Assignments30
Table23-Hunt Group Name Assignment30
Table24-Call Waiting/OHVA Text Reply30
Section 7 - TollRestrictionSettings (FF7). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...31
Table 25 - TRS Settings
Table 26 
- TRS Restrictions for Extension Ports
Table 27 
- TRS Country Codes Allowed
Table 28 
- TRS Office Code Restrictions for Types 2-6
Table 29 
- 7 Digit Toll Restriction for TRS Types 2-6
Table 30 
- Special 7-Digit Table for TRS Types 2-6
Table 31 
- Day/Night TRS Types for Trunk
Table 32 
- Special Area Code Table for TRS Types 3-6
Table 33 
- TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (000-249)
Table 34 
- TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (250-499)
Table 35 
- TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (500-749)
Table 36 
- TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (750999)
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33
33
34
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Section 8 - Least Cost Routing (FF 8). . . . . . . . . . . . ‘....... . . . . . 41
Table 37 - LCR Trunk Group Assignments41
Table 38 - Time Priority Route Table42
Table 39 - LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (000-249)43
Table 40 - LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (250-499)44
Table 41 - LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (500-749)45
Table 42 - LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (750-999)46
Table 43 - Special LCR Area Code Table47
Table 44 - Special LCR Office Code Table)47
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Introduction
This document contains the DBS 824 Programming Forms and TablesThese tables are useful in
planning and configuring a DBS 824 Installation
These tables are organized as follows
Section 1 
- System Settings (FFl)
Section 2 - Trunk Settings (FF2)
Section 3 
- Extension Settings (FE 3)
Section 4 
- Ringing and Hunt Groups (FF4)
Section 5 
- FF Key Programming (FF5)
Section 6 - Name and Message Assignments (FF6 and FFlO)
Section 7 
- Toll Restriction Settings (FF7)
Section 8 - Least Cost Routing (FF 8)
The programming forms and tables are in the same general order as the programming telephone pro-
gramming structure 
However some tables are combined to group related informationFor instance,
the Speed Dial names 
(FE6 3#) and Speed Dial numbers (FE10 2#) are recorded on the same tables
(see Tables 19 and 20) 
Also, some items in the tables may be moved to group related information
For instance, the System Settings for the Attendant Timers are grouped together not in programming
order
For ease of reference, a limited number of programming items are referenced in more than one place
Be sure to write the same value in each place For instance, the Hunt Group No Answer Timer setting
appears with system parameters and also in the Hunt Group Assignment Table
When space permits, the related programming address is listed with the item In some cases, the pro-
gramming address is listed above or below the table
Some tables show the possible settings including the default settings The defaults are indicated in
bold type In some cases, the possible settings are too extensive to list in the tables This is especially
true for the system timing parameters
Most of the parameters with unlisted settings do not need to
be changed from the default If a change is required, refer to the DBS 824 Section 400,
In many cases, the actual programming telephone entry is a 0 or 1 with the meaning determined by
the item These are usually listed in parentheses to the right of the possible settings in the tables
Do not write on the originals! Instead make copiesSeveral tables are used repeatedly and may
need to be copied multiple times
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Section 1 
- System Settings (FFl)
Table 1: System Parameters (Part I)PARAMETERPOSSIBLE ENTRY
ADDRESSSETTING
General System Settings (FFl2f l#)
Call Duration DisplayNot Displayed (0) Display (1)
SMDR StartTimerfor CO Calls5 see (0) 16sec (1) or30sec (2)
Least Cost Routing (LCR) AccessPooled-trunk call (O), LCR call (1)
Overrideloll Restriction with SSD00 89orOOOthru199
Numbers
SSD Display Restriction
SSD (SO-89 or 160 199) dialed digits displayed (0)SSD (80 89 or 166-199) dialed digits not displayed (I)
Auto Flash RedialRedial does not send flash (0)Redial sendsflash (1)
One Touch Dial
OnhookTransfer
Key Bank Hold
Non Appearing Trunk Hold
SLT Flash Control
Disabled (0) Enabled (1)
Disabled (0) Enabled (1)
Disabled (0), Enabled (1)
Exclusive hold (0) System hold (1)
2nd SLT hookflash results in intercom dial tone (0)2nd SLT hookllash results in held call (1)
Extension Number Digits
Attendant Intercom Calling
Wension Intercom Calling
Alert Tone for Voice Calls
fprtbne Busy Override and
*tern Installation Area Code2 digit numbers (0) 
3-digit numbers (1)
Ring tone calling (0) Voice Calling (1)
Tone Calling (0) Voice Calling (1)
Disabled (0) Enabled (1)
Disabled 
(0) Enabled (1)
1 not required before long distance call (0)
1 required before long-distance call (1)
SSD Name DisplayDisplay 5 SSD names (0) Display 10 SSD Names (1)
APllSLTAssignment (CPC-M Only)Future Use
Voice Mail Busy Tone
Silence (0), Busy Tone (1)
Delayed Ring
Disabled (0) Enabled (1)
Second Attendant PositionExtension Number (101)
Third Attendant PositionExtension Number (*** No entry)
Fourth Attendant Position&tension Number (*** Noentry)
Attendant Transfer ExtensionExtension Number (* * No entry)
Attendant OverrideDisabled (0) Enabled (1)
Extension (BLF) Delayed RingNO) On(l)
Transfer Ring PatternSee Section 400 ( 25 on/ 25 off/ 25 on/3 5 off
0)
Page DurationPage Circol Remains Open (0) Open 60 set (1)
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Table 1: System Parameters (Part I)PARAMETERPOSSIBLE ENTRYADDRESS
SETTING
ISLT DISA Ring Pattern1 second on/3 0 seconds ofi (0)FFl 2# 1# 30#
Same as CO Transfer ring pattern (1)
SLT Disconnect Duration
Call Duration Timer
Speed Dial Mode (WC M Only)See Section 400 (No signal 
sent= 0)
5ses (0) 16 
set (1) 30sec (2)
Standard Mode (0) Add On Mode (1)
FFl 2#1#31#
FFl 2#1#32#
FFl 2#1#33#
Auto Repeat Dialing Count
install OPL Port015 (number of redials)0 1 
or2OPLPorts
FFl2#1#34#
FF1 2#1#35#Music-On Hold Sound Source
(CPC M Only)
EPI Audio Control (CPC-S Only)Combined with BGMCNG (0) Internal Source (1)Separate CN8 (2)
Use 
EPAconn outputfor External Page (0)UseEPAconn outputforUF14RingingTone (1)
FFl 2#1#36#
FFl2#1#37#
CD-to COTalk Mode ControlConned directly (0) use conference circuit (1)R12#1#38#
03 Ring ControlUse CO ring pattern (0) Use DBS ring pattern (1)
Door OpenerAccess Code RequiredAccess Code not required (0)Access Code required (1)
SMOR Data (Serial Port CNl) (FFl2t 2#)
R12#1#39#
IT1 2#1#40#
Parity Check (SMDR)
Odd/Even Parity (SMDR)OtfP) On(l)Odd (0) Even (1)Al 2#2#1%
FF12#2#2#
BaudRate(SMDR)Stop 
Bi Length (SMDR)300
(1)1200
(2)2400(3)9600(4)FF12#2#3#1 bit (1) 1 5 bit (2) 2 bits (3)
R12f 2#4#
Data Length (SMDR)
SMDR Serial Port Flow Control(XON’XOFF)
SMDR Printing Mode 1
Outbound and Inbound7 bits (3) 8 bits (4)
on 
(0) On (1)Outbound Only (0) Inbound and Outbound (1)
R12#2#5#
R12#2#6#
FF12#2#7#
SMDR Printing Mode 2Long Distance Only (0) local and Long Distance (1)FFl 2#2#8#Long Distance and Local Calls
SMDP, Printing Mode 3 HeaderMleOff (0) On (1)FF12#2# 9#Maintenance 
Data (Serial Port CN2) (FFl 2# 91)
Parity Check (Maint )
Odd/Even Parity (Maint )on (0) On (1)Odd (0) Even (1)FF12#9#1#
FF12# 9f 2#
BaudRate(Maint)
Stop Bit Length &taint.)300
(1)1200(2)2400(3),9600(4)FF12f9#3#1 bit (1) 1 5 bit 
(2), 2 bits (3)FF128 9#4#
Data Length (Maint )
M$&-r;;l Port Flow Control
PBX Settings (FFl2t 3#)7 bits (3) 8 bits (4)
WO) On (1)
FF12# 9f 5#
FF128 9# 6%
PBXAccess Code 1
PBX Access Code 2
Access Code (up to 3 digits) (,**No Entry)FF12#3#1#
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Table 1: System Parameters (Part I)
PBXAccess Code 8Access Code (up to 3 digits)FFl 28 3# 8#
Automatic Pause Position for PBX
Pause after 1st digit (1) pause after 2nd digit (2)FF12# 3# 9#
Access Codes beginning with 1pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit 
(l), pause after 2nd digit (2)FF12#3#10#Access Codes beginning with 2pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit 
(l), pause after 2nd digit (2)Al 2#3#11#Access Codes beginning with 3pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit 
(l), pause after2nd digit (2)FF12#3#12#
Access Codes beginning with 4pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1 st digit (1) pause after 2nd digit (2)
R12# 3#13#Access Codes beginning with 5pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit (1) pause 
after2nd digit (2)R12#3#14#Access Codes beginning with 6pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit (1) pause 
after2nd digit (2)R12#3#15#Access Codes beginning with 7pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit (1) pause 
after2nd digit (2)R12#3#16#Access Codes beginning with 8pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit (1) pause 
after2nd digit (2)FF12%3#17#
Access Codes beginning with 9pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBXPause after 1st digit (1) pause after 2nd digit (2)
FF12f 38 18#Access Codes beginning with 0pause after 3rd digit (3)
Ring Patterns for 
UNATerminalslntermlttenf 1 set an, 3 see off (0)FF12#4#1#(Ml 
Cl &Bl)Continuous (1)
External Page Interface Control forNo External Page and Relay Operation (0)FF12#4#2#Paging Group 0External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page interface Control forNo External Page and Relay Operation (0)FF12#4#3#Paging Group 1External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page interface Control forNo External Page and Relay Operation (0)FFl2#4#4#Paging Group 2External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page Interface Control forNo htemal Page and Relay Operation (0)El 2148 5#Paging Group 3External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page interface Control forNo External Page and Relay Operation (0)Al 2#4#6#Paging Group 4External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page interface Control forNo External Page and Relay Opemtion (0)FF12#4#7#Paging Group 5Edema1 Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page Interface Control forNo External Page and Relay Operation (0)FF12#4# 8#
Paging Group 6External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page Interface Control forNo External Page and Relay Operation (0)FF12#4#9#Paging Group 7External Page and Relay Operation (1)3DBS 824-10-450
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Note: Make certain that features are not in use before disabling
Some 
feahxes that are disabled from the Class of Service while in use
cannot be 
cancelkd (for example if BGM is removed from COS while in use BGM cannot be turned omTable 2: Extension Class 
0f Service
IExtension Feature
(Default is Disabled
Central Off ice Call Queuing (2)Al 
2# 5# (COS)# 19# (O/l)#
SLT Transfer (8)
Rl 2#5#(C0S)#20#(0/1)#
Call Forwarding -External
RI 2#5#(cos)#21#(o/1)#
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