Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide

							Section 400 FFl 
Issue 2 July 1993 DBS Programming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0, WC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
The ring pattern to a device that is 
connected to a Panasonic ringer box, and 
receives an inbound DISA call can be set 
to mering patterns. The pattern can be 
set to a one second on, three second off 
ring burst, or it can follow any of the 
patterns found in the normal Central 
Oi&etransferringpattemsfoundin[FF1]. 
2#, l#, 22#. 
TosettheSLTDiSAringpattemto l.Osec, 
on / 3.0 set off, enter: 
Jmll. 2R. 1#.34#.0# 
To set the SLT DISA ring pattern to be the 
same as the Central Office transfer ring 
pattern setting, enter: 
pF1],2#, 1#,34#, l# This part of the communication 
parameters checks for errors in the 
tmnsmission of data for SMDR application 
products, and local/remote pro-g. 
To disable the parity check for all 
transmission of datathmugh the SMDR 
port enterI 
[eel], 2%,2#, lW, ow 
Tosettheparitycheckforalltransmission 
of data through the SMDR port, enter: 
EFll. 21y.21. I#. l# 
Be Sure to properly set all axnmunication 
Programming d- wfien modifjling 
any single addressvalue. Communication 
parametersaresetwithaddressesthatare 
found at [FFl], 2#, 2#, 1 through lO##. 
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							DBS Programming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 section 400 FFl 
Issue 3 July 1993 
If the parity check has been set, this 
option determines whether the check is 
based on an even count or an odd count. 
To set the parity check for an odd value, 
enter: The data transmission speeds between 
the DBS SMDR port and peripheral 
equipment can be set in arange from 300 
bits per second to 9600 bits per second. 
To set the data transmission speed to 300 
bps, enter: 
pm]* 2#,2#, 2#,OW 
fFFl],2#,2#,3#, 1w 
To set the parity check for an even value. 
enter: 
JFFll.2#.2#.2#. l# 
Be sure to pmpexiy set all axnmunication 
pmgmmming addresses when modifjing 
anysingleaddressvaiue. 
Communication parameters are set with 
addresses that are found at lFFl], 2#, 2#. 1 
thmugh lo??. To set the data transmission speed to 
1200 bps, enter: 
pm], 2#,2#, 3#,2# 
To set the data transmission speed to 
4800 bps, enter: 
pl], 2#, 2#, 3#,3# 
To set the data transmission speed to 
9600 bps. enter: 
plw. 2#.2#. 3#.4# 
Be sure to proper@ set all communication 
programming addresses when modifying 
single address value. 
Communication parameters are setwith 
addresses that are found at [FFl), 2#, 2#. 
1 through lO#. 
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							Section 400 FFl DBS Programming Instructiona 
Issue 2 July 1993 WC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
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‘This option sets the length of the stop-bit 
for transmitted data. 
To set the length of the stop bit data to 
1 
bit. enter: 
~ll.2#,2#.4#. l# 
To set the length of the stop bit data to 1.5 
bits, enter: Sets the length of *he transmitted data 
string at 5 to 8 bits. 
To set the length of the data string at 5 
bits, enter: 
CFFl], 2w, 2w. w, 1w 
To set the length of the data string at 6 
bits, enter: 
pFl],2#,2#,48,2# WFl],2#,2#. 5W, 2W 
To set the length of the stop bit data to 2 
bits, enter: To set the length of the data string at 7 
bits, enter: f- 
[eel], 2#,2#,4#, 3# IFFl],2#,2#,5#, 3% 
: :......: : :.:..,: :)J::> ::: > . . 
D J&p&#@ 
To set the length of the data string at 8 
bits, enter: 
Be sure to properly set all communication 
addresses when modifying any single 
address value. 
Communication parameters are set with 
addresses that are found at [FFll, 2#, 2#, 
1 through lO#. 
11.2#.2#. 5#.4# 
,*~ 
E3e sure to properly set all communication 
addresses when modifying any single 
address value. 
Communication parameters are set with 
addresses that are found at (FFl], 2#, 2#. 
1 through lO#. 
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							DBS Programming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 Section 400 FFl 
Issue 3 July 1993 
The SMDR printer can record data for 
outgoing calls only or both outbound 
and inbound calls. 
To set the SMDR. to record only 
outbound call information, enter: 
EFl], 2#, 2#, 6#, OW 
To set the SMDR to record inbound and 
outbound call information, enter: 
FFll. 2#. 21. 6#. l# 
The system must be in the SMDR mode 
so that the printer can provide usable 
SMDR data. This is done by performing 
the following action from the attendant 
extension: [ON/OFF], #, 93, [ON/OFF]. 
Al communication settings between the 
printer and the DBS must be matched. 
[FFl], 2#, 2#, 1 through 5# addresses 
encompass these options. Be sure to 
properly set all communication 
addresses when modifying any single 
address value. Communication 
parameters are set with addresses that 
are found at [FFl], 2#, 2#, 1 through 
lO#. 
CPC-B software version 2.00 should be 
upgraded to version 2.05 to eliminate 
two intermittent potential SMDR 
deficiencies in recording field codes. 
See Technote 8 & 12 (March 1992). for 
complete information. The SMDR printer can record data on 
long-distance calls only or on all types 
of outbound calls. 
To record call data only on long distance 
calls, enter: 
[IFFl], 2#, 28, 7#, O# 
To record call data on all types of 
outbound calls, enter: 
jFF11. 2#. 2W. 7#. l# 
Be sure to properly set all communication 
programming addresses when modifying 
any single address value. Communica- 
tion parameters are set with addresses 
that are found at [FFl], 2#, 2#, 1 through 
lO#. 
CPC-B software version 2.00 should be 
upgraded to version .2.05 to eliminate 
two intermittent potential SMDR 
deficiencies in recording field codes. 
See Technotes 8 & 12 (March 1992). for 
complete information. 
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							Section 400 FFl 
Issue 2 July 1993 DBS Programming h~~tn~ction~~ 
WC-A / 3.0, CPCB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
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Titles such as Time, Duration and CO# 
are printed every 60 lines if this feature 
is enabled. 
To disable the printing of a title line on 
every 60th line of the SMDR report, 
enter: 
JFFll. 2#.2#. 8#. 0# 
To set the printing of a title line on every 
60th line of the SMDR report, enter: The X-On/X-Off feature of the DBS is a 
k&ware switch” to temporarily stop the 
DBS fkom sending data out the SMDR 
portiftheprinterbufferhasreceivedmore 
data than it can print. The ability to send 
a control code to the DBS can be enabled 
on most commercially available printers. 
To disable the X-On/X-Off feature of the 
DBS, so that SMDR data always flows 
from the SMDR port, enter: 
mm 2#.2#.9#.0# 
leel],2#,2#,8#. 19 
Be sure to properly set all communication 
addresses when modifying any single 
address value. Communication 
parameters are set with addresses that 
are found at 
[FF’l], 2#, 2#, 1 through lO#+. 
CRC-B software version 2.00 should be 
upgraded to version 2.05 to eliminate two 
intermittent potential SMDR deficiencies 
in recording field codes. See Technotes 8 
81 12 (March 1992). for complete 
information. To enable the X-On/X-Off feature of the 
DBS, so that SMDR data will 
temporarily stop flowing when the printer 
bulk is fiAl, enter: 
rFFll,2#,2#, 9n, 1n 
Be sure to properly set all communication 
addresses when modifying any single 
address 
value. Communication 
parameters are set with addresses that 
are found at [FFl], 2#, 2#. 1 through lO#. 
CRC-B software version 2.00 should be 
upgraded to version 2.05 to eliminate two 
intermittent potential SMDR deficiencies 
in recording field codes. See Technotes 8 
& 12 (March 1992). for complete 
information. 
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							DBS Programming Inst~ctions 
WC-A / 3.0, 
CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Section 400 FFl 
Issue.3 July 1993 
The baud rate that is used for remote 
programming capability can be set to 300 
or 1200 baud. 
To set the baud rate for remote 
progmmmingcapabilityto 3OObaud. enter: 
fH@Fl],2#,2#, lO#,O# 
To set the baud rate for remote 
programming capability to 1200 baud, 
enter: 
jmll. 2#.2#. low. 1n 
When a remote administration “B” card is 
used, either baud rate setting can be 
utilized. However when a remote 
administration “B” card is used with a 
d ual DBS having a voice mail system 
connected to an analog extension port, 
the baud rate must be set to 300 bps. See 
Technote 3 (April 1991) for complete 
information. 
When a remote administration “A” card is 
used, only the 300 baud rate setting can 
be used. Parity check, even or odd parity, 
and stop-bit length parameters are fixed 
on the WC-B card. The use of peripheral 
equipment with this card necessitateS that 
the equipment communication pammeters 
must be able to be modified. Be sure 
to 
properiy set all communication addresses 
when modifying any single address value. 
Communication pammeters are set with 
addresses that are found at [FFl), 2#, 2#, 1 
though lO#. 
The DBS has the capability to dial 8 
different PBX access codes. These codes 
can be one, two. or three digits in length. 
Thepurposeofthisfeatureissothatwhen 
the DBS is installed behind a PBX or 
Centrex, and toll restriction has been set 
on the DBS, the DBS will disregard the 
PBX access code digit(s) as part of the 
dialed number. 
To store “9” as the Grst PBX access code 
(for example), enter: 
pFl],2#,3#,1#,9# 
To set the second PBX access code of “8” 
(for example), enter: 
To reset the PBX dial access code feature 
tothedefaukinitializedvalue.~ressfFFll, 
2#. 3#. (l-8)#. ICONFl#. fON/OFFl. 
Use (FFl l] to store rr*n as awild card dialed 
digit. Central office line type is set with 
program address [FFZ?], (l-64)#. lO#. 
The first parameter of the program code 
(l-8). identies the number of the access 
code. The second parameter of the 
program code (O-999 or O*-99*), identifies 
the actual code required to access the PBX 
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							Section 400 FFl DBS Programming Instructions 
Issue 2 July 1993 CPC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
To automatically insert a pause in the 
PBX access code dialing (and SSD. PSD 
codes), after the output of the first and/or 
second, and/or third code number, use 
this option. The purpose for the use of this 
pause is that it may take several seconds 
to connect with a central office telephone 
line. 
To set a pause after automatic outpuke of 
the first dialed digit, (which is assumed to 
be L( 1” in this example), enter: 
pFl],2#,3#, 9#, l# 
To set a pause after automatic outpulse of 
the second dialed digit, (which is assumed 
to be “2” in this example), enter: To set a pause after automatic outpulse of 
the sixth dialed digit. (which is assumed to 
be “6” in this example), enter: 
leel],2#,3#, 14#,6# 
To set a pause after automatic outpulse 
of the seventh dialed digit, (which is 
assumed to be “7” in this example), 
enter: 
[FFl], 2#, 3W, 15#, 7W 
To set a pause after automatic outpulse 
of the eighth dialed digit, (which is 
assumed to be “8” in this example), 
enter: 
@Wl].2#,3#, 16W.81 
pFl],2#,3#, 10#,2# 
To set apause after automatic outpuke of 
the third dialed digit. (whichis assumed to 
be “3” in this example), enter: 
rFFl], 2#,3#, 11#,3# 
To set a pause after automatic outpulse of 
the fourth dialed digit, (which is assumed 
to be “4” in this example), enter: 
[eel], 2w, 3#, 12#,4# 
To set a pause after automatic outpuke of 
the fifth dialed digit, (which is assumed to 
be “5” in this example), enter: To reset the automatic cause for PBX 
access code dialing to the default 
initialized value. Dress lFF11. 2#. 3#, 
]CONFl#. lON/OFFI. 
lhe pause timer value is set with address 
[FFl], 3#. 12#. 
Central ofIke line flash timer options are 
set at address [FF2], (l-64)+!. 13#. 
pm], 2#, 3#, 13#,5# 
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							DBS Programming In8t~~ction.s 
WC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 section 400 FFl 
Issue 3 July 1993 
The ring pattern for the universal night 
answer (UNA) relay-terminals can be set 
foracontinuousorintermittent ringburst. 
To set the ring pattern for a 1 second on/ 
3 second off pattern, enter: 
JFFll. 2#.4#. l#.OW 
To set the ring pattern for a continuous 
ring burst, enter: 
pFl],2#,4#, lW, 1w 
c j n 
g@yJg$& 
.::.. .:.. ::.: I.::: 
When using a non central office sound. 
source for the buzzer, select 1 second on/ 
3 second off to simulate an incomingring. 
See section 300, Insta.Uation Instructions, 
for more information on UNA. 
To establish a central office line ring over 
external page speakers when the DBS is 
in the day mode, (and WC-A software is 
being used) see address (FF4], l#, 73#. To 
establish a central of&e line ring over 
external page speakers when the DBS is 
in the night mode, (and WC-A sofkvare is 
being used) see address ]FF4], 2#. 73#. 
To establish a central office line ring over 
external page speakers when the DBS is 
in the day mode, (and WC-B software is 
being used) see address fFF4], l#, 145#. 
To establish a central office line ring over 
external page speakers when the DBS is 
in the night mode, (and WC-B softwareis 
being used) see address [FF4], l#. 145#. To enableaccess toextemalpaginggroups 
0 through 7. the relay(s) must be 
activated. 
To reset the external nage interface to the 
default initialized value Dress. IFFll. 2#, 
#. ICONFl. lON/OFFl. 
Extension class of service provides a 
method to set defined groups of extension 
features to a class of senrice. This class of 
service is then assigned to an extension or 
group of extensions, as desired. The 20 
extension features can be assigned in any 
order and in any amount to any of the 8 
classes of service. 
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							section 400 FFl 
DBS [email protected]~ hstnrctions 
Issue 2 July 1993 CPC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
The 20 allowable features that can be 
classified into any class of service 
grouping are: 
Fa8tum 
Dial Tone On/Off 1#50) 
2 Head/Handset Exchange (#51) - 
3 BGM On/Off (#53) 
/ 4 (Absence Message Set/Reset (71) 
5 
Call Forward Set/Reset (72) 
6 
Do Not Disturb (73) 
7 
Station Lockout (74) 
8 Park Access (75) 
9 
Park Pick Up (76) 
10 
Meet Me Answer (771 
1 11 IUNA Pickuo (78) 
12 IDirect pick Up (79) 
I 
13 /Group Pick Up (70) 
14 (Tone/Voice Mode (1) 
15 /Message Waiting Set (2) 
16 IBusy Override (4) 
17 Icall waitin&? (3) 
Single Une Telephone Transfer (8) 
To set the extension class of sewice to the 
default initialized value. 
press IFFll. 2#, 
5#. (l-8)#. (l-20)#. O#. iON/OFFl. 
The default value of this feature sets full 
restriction on all classes of service. The 
extension programmmg for this feature, 
[FF3], (OOl-144)#, 35#, provides for all 
features to be available on all extension 
ports. When the DBS is in the default 
condition, the extension programming of 
this feature takes precedence. There are 100 verified forced account 
codes available for use. A four digit 
account code ranging from 0001 to 
9999 is checked against a list of up to 
100 preset values. If the value of the 
code matches one of the preset values, 
Central Office line access is granted. 
For example, to set verified forced 
account code 1 to a value of 8888, enter: 
[eel], 
2#, 6#, l#, 8888W 
For example, to set verified forced account 
code 56 to a value of 5656, enter: 
CFFl],2#, 6#,56#, 5656# 
To reset the ve&ed forced account code 
parameter to the default initial&d value, 
press IFFll. 2#. 6#t. (l-lOO)#. lCOm . 
~ON/OFFl. 
Forced Account codes found in earlier 
versions of software have been replaced 
by this feature. The account code feature 
(non forced) remains. 
A veiled forced account code of 0000 is 
invalid. 
When viewing an SMDR report, the veri- 
fied forced account that was used to ac- 
cess a Central Office line will appear 
starting in position 70 of the call record 
line. 
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							DBS Programming Instructions 
Section 400 FFl 
CPC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Issue 3 July 1993 
Verified forced account codes can have a 
toll restriction class of service assigned to 
them. A caller that uses a particular 
account code with atoll restriction class of 
service assigned to it would then be 
allowed to dial any telephone number 
allowed under the toll restriction class of 
service for the verified forced account 
code.Theextensiontollrestrictionclassof 
service in this case would be overridden. 
To set verified account code number 5, for 
example, to have a toll restriction class of 
“type 0”. enter: 
To set verified account code number 40, 
for example, to have a toll restriction class 
of “type 
1”. enter: To set verified account code number 
100, 
for example, to have a toll restriction class 
of “type 3”. enter: 
IFFll, 2#, 6#, lOO#, 2#,3# 
To set verified account code number 63, 
for example, to have a toll restriction class 
of “type 4”. enter: 
[eel], 29,6#, 63#, 2#, 4W 
To set vetied account code number 36. 
for example, to have a toll restriction class 
of “type 5”. enter: 
Wl], 2#, 6#, 36#, 2W.58 
To set verified account code number 44, 
for example, to have a toll restriction class 
of “type 6’. enter: 
ml], 2#,6#,40#,2#, 1W 
ml], 2#,6#, 44#, 2#, 6U 
To set vetied account code number 22, 
for example, to have a toll restriction class 
of “type 2”. enter: To set verified account code number 61, 
for example, to have a toll restriction class 
of “Iypc 7”. enter: 
[eel], 2#,6#,22#,2#,2# 
Bl], 2#,6#,61#,2#,7# 
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