Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide

							Section 400 FF2 
Issue 3 July 1993 DBS Programming Instructions 
CPC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
WhenaazntmIoi3keIinecaIIisdisconnected, 
theaxdralofficeSendSadiScoMectSignal. 
TheDESneedstoint.erpretaIIvaIidsi@aIs, 
so that the central office line can be 
disco~ected fbm it This feature provides 
this function. 
I 
. -Ins I 
I l# I >5OIllS 14 zQ5oms. I 
I 2# I >loOlllS 
I 1o# I >5OORlS 
I 
I 3ff I >15oms 1 11% I 9350 ms 
I 
I7# 1 235oms I15# 1 >75oms / 
Any centraI of&e Iine that is set as a DISA 
line, can be set to start DISAoperation at 
a speciBed time. 
To set a central of&e I.ine that has DISA 
capability to start DISA operation at a 
certain time, enter: 
FW, @BS tie port number)#, 19#, 
HHMBM. 
To reset DISA start time czmbiIitv to the 
default initiakedvalue. mess lFF21. (DB!3 
mrt numberl#, 19#. ICONFl. ION/ 
f- 
The start time is set in a 24hour format 
without punctuation or a space between 
the hour and minute. 
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AI-IY central oflke line that is set as a DISA 
line. can be set to stop DISA operation at 
a speclfied time. 
To set a central oflEe Iine that has DISA 
capability to stop DISA operation at a 
certain time, enter: 
fFF2], (DBS line port number)#, 20#, 
HH.MM#. 
,f “ 
 To reset DISA ston time canabiI.itv to the 
default i.nitializedvaIue. Dress IFF21. (DF3S 
rmrt numberlt 20##. lCONFl. iON/ 
%I. Determines whether the trunk circuit is 
ananaIogloopstart, analogground start, 
analog DID, or Tl. 
o=bOD Start 
l=Ground start 
2=DID 
3=Tl 
For changes to this parameter to take 
eBect,thesystemmustbepowereddown, 
then back up. 
‘Ihe stop time is set in a 24-hour format 
without a space between the hour and 
minute. 
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Any central office line position in the DBS 
can be set as either a loop-start or 
ground-start circuit. 
To set central office line position 3, for 
example, as a loop start line, enter: 
ml. 3#.21#.0# 
To set central o&e line position 7. for 
example, as a ground start line, enter: 
pF2],7#,21#, l# 
Ground. start line capability is available 
only with CFC-B configurations. 
lfaground-starttrunk is enabled, FFl], 
3#. %I## and 21# progmm addresses must 
beset 
Trunk card VB 43531 is also required. 
The DBS must be turned off, then turned 
on to set any change that is made in this 
program option. 
lf a central of&e line port is used for a 
door-box adapter sensor, set the port for 
pulse dialing. 
If the central of3ce line port is designated 
as a ground start line in this program 
address, it is imperative that the 48 
volt external power supply be properly 
connected to the terminals on the DBS 
backplane. 
DBS Rogramming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
See DBS installation Instructions manual 
(section 300). and Technote 1 (March 
199 1). for further information. 
The j7mh and mdiaf features will not 
operate if a line has been designated as 
ground start”. See technote 13 (March 
1992) for further tiormalion. : 
Miinnection of this power suppZy 
can result in serious damage to the 
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							DBS Programming Instructions 
CPC-A / 3.0 WC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 Section 400 FF2 
Issue 3 July 1993 
AnycentmlofficelinepositionintheDBScan 
be set as either aloop-start, ground-start or 
DIDcimuit..Loopstartlinesarethemost 
common @pe of centml office line. Ground 
start lines pi&on-n similaj, except they 
provide the” most reliable connection 
between the Central office and DBS, in 
terms of positive disconnect signals and 
no possibility of line crashes or ‘glare”. 
DiIrctInwaKlDiaJinglin~arebeneficialin 
that the centml oilice can place multiple 
inbound calls, with different numbers, over 
thesamecircuit.Also, thesenumberscan 
be .programmed to appear on multiple 
DBS extensions. DID circuts can only be 
used for inbound calls. 
To set central office line position 3, for 
example, as a loop start line. enter: 
JFlm 3#.21#.0# 
To set central office line position 7, for 
example, as a ground start Iine, enter: 
pT2],7#,21#, I# 
To set central office line position 14, for 
example, as a Direct Inward Dial line, 
enter: 
p=m]*14#,21#,2# 
If a ground start line(s) is enabled. [FFl] 
3#. 20# & 21# adresses must be set. 
When a ground start card is in use, the 
ports on that card can be configured as 
either ground or loop start lines. 
Trunk card VB 43531 is also required. 
‘Ihe DBS must be turned off. then turned 
on to set any change that is made in this 
program option. 
If a central office line p0i-t is used for a 
door-box adapter sensor, set the port for 
pulse dialing. 
Ifthecentxalofficeliieportis~iii&akdas 
a ground start line in this program 
address, it is imperative that the 48 volt 
external power supply be properly .- 
connected to the terminals on the -. 
DBS backplane. 
IfDIDis chosen. checkthe [FE!] 22#, 23#. 
24# & 25# adresses. 
DID circuits involve the use of a dedicated 
DID card. 
nnection of this pozoer supply 
am 
result in serious damage to the 
DBS main cabinet. 
See DBS Installation Instructions manual 
(section 300). and Technote 1 (March 
199 1). for fixther information. 
‘The J&I and red&I features will not 
operate 
if a line has been designated as 
“ground start”. See 
technote 13 (March 
1992) for further information. 
Ground start line capability is available 
only with WC-B configurations. 
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							Section 400 FF2 
Issue 3 July 1993 DBS Ro@ammin~ Ins~ctions 
WC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
After connecting with a Central office, 
the DBS will wait 65 milliseconds 
before accepting the digits of a dialed 
number, or can be set to wait for a 
“wink” signal from a central office 
before accepting the digits of a dialed 
number. 
To set the DID line to immediately accept 
the dialed number Tom the central oflice. 
enter: 
. CDBS DID line sort numbed%, 
22w. on 
To set the DID line to wait for the central 
office wink signal before accepting the 
dialed number f&m the central of.Ilce, 
enter: If “wink” signalling is used for the 
operation of Direct Inward Dialing 
line, a timer is required to be set. This 
timer sets the maximum time the DBS 
will wait before accepting the dialed 
digits from the central office. 
llun3 .~. . . . ..^ -me..y 
14oms.~ lw 3ooms. 
l# 
16OmS 9# 32om 
2# 
18OmS lo# 34oms. 
Id 26oms. I 14# I 42orIK I 
FW, PBS DID line port number)%, 
22#, l# 
7# 
28oms 44oms 
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CPC-A / 3.0 WC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Issue 3July1993 
Once the central office starts to send the 
dialed digits to the DBS over a DID line, it 
is necessary to be able to disconnect the 
line in the case of a transmission 
disruption.-The maximum amount of 
time that is allowed for the transmission 
of the digits is set with this feature. 
Tinle Time 
o# 
No Time Out 8# 22Second.5 
I I  l# 15 seconds 
I I  w 23Second.s 
I 
2# 16Seconds 
lo# 24 Seconds 
3# 17Seconds ll# 25 Seconds 
48 18 Seconds 12# 
26SecorKis 
S# 19 
Seconds 13# 27Seconds 
6# 
20 Seconds 14# 28Seconds 
7# 21Seconds 
1% 29Secods 
L 
Oncethedigitsbegintobeoutpulsedii-om 
thecentralofEiceonaDIDline,itisnecessary 
to define the maximum allowable time 
between digits. This -feature sets the 
maximum allowable time between the 
outpulsing of digits from the central 
office, before a central office time out is 
assumed. 
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							Section 400 FF2 
Issue 3 July 1993 DBS Programming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0, CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Assigns a port class to each trunk port 
that will access the Tl. Port classes are 
used to assign pad levels to connections 
made via the Tl. (Pad levels control 
volume.) 
Figure 1 shows circuit-typenumbers. Cir- 
cuit Apes 4-6 are used to assign port 
classes to tlunks. 
Figure 1. Circuit-type Numbers 
circuit Types No. 
K-TEL 1 
SLT 
2 
DATA# 3 
Analog CO Trk 4 
Tl Master 
5 
Tl Slave 6 
OPTION l* 7 
OPTION 2* 8 
DTMF# 9 
CONF (SCC)# 10 
TONE1 (MFRl)# 11 
TONE2 (MFR2)# 12 
DBS trunks are assigned a default cir- 
cuit type. based on whether they are 
analog or Tl. The circuit type is used 
with digital pad settings to determine 
the loss/gain settings for connections to 
the Tl (See ‘Digital Pad Setting.“). 
The Tl Port Class parameter is provided 
in case a specific trunk or group of 
trunks needs a unique pad level. 
For example, aT1 in a slave cabinet 
may be assigned as a ‘circuit type 6.” 
However, the circuit type for the Tl 
bunk port could be changed to 8 (Op- 
tion 2). Once the port number is 
changed to circuit type 8, the pad levels 
for circuit type 8 could be changed to 
provide the correct volume setting. 
Circuit types are also provided for sta- 
tion ports. See Figure 1 for a definition 
of circuit types. 
This programming parameter allows 
youtoassigncircuittypes l-12toa 
trunk port. However, the default circuit 
type for a trunk port should only be 
changed to circuit type 7 or 8 (Options 
1 or 2). 
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							i ,’ 
DBS Romanming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0 CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 Section 400 FF3 
Issue 3 July 1993 
3-3 EXTENSION PROGRAM 
SETTINGS 
The choice of 2-digit or 3-digit extension 
numbers are assigned in this feature. 
To set extension port 3 to extension 
number 333, for example, enter: 
pF3], 3#, I#, 333w 
To set extension port 4 to extension 
number 222, for example, enter: 
FF31,4#, I#, 222% 
To clear a DBS extension nor-t number, 
press lFF31. (DBS extension nort 
number)#, l#. lCONF1. 
Cl> &&)$gⅈ; 
3-digit extension numbers must be used 
with 60 or more extensions. 
See the [FFl], 12# program address to 
check the digit length that has been set in 
the DBS . 
If an alternate attendant position is set, 
the extension numbers are as follows: 
Attendant telephone 1: Extension 100 or 
10. The default DBS extension numbers are 
1OOatpor-t 1,101 atport2.102atport3, 
etc. _ 
Extension 100 cannot be assigned to a 
different port. 
If extension 10 1 or 11 is deleted, the 
alternate attendant is canceled. 
_ _. 
ClearingtheextensionportnumberDOES 
NOT retrun it to its default value. Once an 
extension port number is cleared. the port 
is inoperative until an extension 
number is reassigned to it. 
Attendant telephone 2: Extension 101 or 
11. 
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DBS Rogramming lnstn~ctions 
Issue 3July1993 
CPGA/ 3.0, WC-B /;r.O / 3.0 /4.0 
Some DBS extension ports are 
automatically configured as to the type of 
equipment, when the hardware is 
physically installed on the port. Terminal 
type designations are assigned to 
extension hardware as follows: 
l#: Single-line telephone devices will 
automaticallyconfiguretheextensionport 
28: 16 key telephone devices will 
automatically configure the extension port 
3#: 22 key telephone devices will 
automaticallyconQuretheextensionport 
48: 34 key telephone devices will 
automaticallyconfQuretheextensionport 
58: Future option 
6W: Future option 
7W: EM/24 device will automatically 
configure on the extension port 
8W: OPX pulse device needs to be 
manually configured on the extension 
pod 
9W: OPX touch tone’ device needs to be 
manually configured on the extension 
Poe 
lO#: Voice mail (non proprietary) devices 
that are corrected to an analog extension 
port need to be manually configured on 
the extension port 
ll#:DSSl (forextension lOOor 10)needs 
to be manually configured on the 
extension port 
12#: DSS2 (for extension lOOor 10) needs 
to be manually configured on the 
extension port 
13W: DSS3 (for extension 10 1 or 11) needs 
to be manually configured on the 
extension port 
14#: DSS4 (for extension 10 1 or 11) needs 
to be manually configured on the 
extension port 
15#: Voice mail (non proprietary with 
OPX) needs to be manually configured on 
the extension port 
168 to lQ#: DSS consoles l-4 need to be 
manually confIgured on the extension 
port.. The Attendant feature package is 
available with the use of CPC-B, ver. 2.00 
or newer, as a special EPROM set. 
206: Future option 
21W to 286: Proprietary ACD channels 
willautomaticaUy configure the extension 
PO* 
29U: Future option 
39U: Futureoption . 
31# 
to 38#: Proprietary Automated 
Attendant channels will automatically 
co*m the extension ports 
396 to 46#: Proprietary Voice Mail 
channels will automatically configure the 
I 
extension ports 
lfDSS1istobeinstalledonextensionport 
2, for example, enter: 
pF3].2#,2#,11# 
‘lhedefaultinitia&edvalueofaoarticular 
extension nor-t is based on the tvne of 
extension card that is installed in the DBS 
cabinet. 
After manually setting types 1 l- 14, or ’ : 
16- 19, disconnect the modularjacks from 
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Section4OOFF3 
CPGA/ 3.0 CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Issue 3July1993 
Some DBS extension ports are 
automatically configured as to the type of 
equipment, when the hardware is 
physically installed on the port. Terminal 
type designations are assigned to 
extension hardware as follows: 
OW: No assignment 
l#: Single-line telephone devices will 
automaticallyconfiguretheextensionport 
2#: 16 key telephone devices will 
automaticallyconfrgurethe extensionport 
3#: 22 key telephone devices will 
automatically configure the extension port 
4C: 34 key telephone devices will 
automaticallycotiguretheextensionport 
5#: Future option 
6W: Digital SLT telephone 
7W: EM/24 device will automatically 
configure the extension port 
SW: OPX pulse device needs to be 
manually configured on the extension 
pod 
9#: OPX touch tone device needs to be 
manually confIgured on the extension 
PO* 
lO#: Voice mail (non proprietary) devices 
that are connected to an analog extension 
port need to be manually configured on 
the extension port 
11%: DSS 1 (for extension 100 or 10) needs 
to be manually configured on the 
extension port 
12#: DSS2 (for extension 1OOor 10) needs 
to be manually configured on the 
extension port 13d: DSS3 (for extension 10 1 or 11) needs 
to be manually configured on the &en- 
sion port 
14W: DSS4 (for extension 10 1 or 11) needs 
to be manually configured on the &en- 
sion port 
SW: Voice mail (non- proprietary with 
OPX) needs to be manually configured on 
the extension port 
16# to-19%: DSS consoles l-4 need to be 
manually configured on the extension 
port. The Attendant feature package is 
available with the use of WC-B, ver. 2.00 
or newer, as a special EPROM set. 
lfDSS 1 is tobeinstalledonextensionport 
2, for example, enter-z 
W],2#, 2#, 11w 
The default initializedvalue of anariicular 
extension nort is based on the tyne of 
extension card that is installed in the DBS 
cabinet. 
Aftermanuallysettingtypes 11-14, or 16- 
19, disconnect the modular jacks from 
the devices and then reconnect #em. 
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