Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide

							Section 400 FF3 DB3 Programming Instructtons 
Issue 3 July 1993 WC-A / 3.0. CPGB /2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
To display soft key options on the large 
display telephone (VB-43225). during 
the time DBS dial tone is heard, this 
option must be set. To display soft key options on the large 
display telephone (VB-43225). when 
calling another extension, this option 
must be set. 
o# 
1# No Change 
Main Menu 12# Function Saeen 2 
lut Function Saeen 3 
2# Personal Speed Dial 14# Function Screen 4 
3# System Speed Dial 15# Function Saeen 5 
4# Extension Index 16# Function Screen 6 
o# 
l# No Change 12# Function Screen 2 
Main Menu 13# Function Screen 3 
2# PersonalSpeedDial 14# Function Saeen 4 
3# system speed Dial 15# Function Screen 5 
4# Extension Index 16# Function Screen 6 
5# Guidance Menu 1 17# Function Screen 7 
6# Guidance Menu 2 1% Function Screen 8 
1 1  7# Guidance Menu 3 I-># 1 Function Screen 9 I 
8# 
Attendant Menu 1 20# Function Screen 10 
y# Attendant Menu 2 21# Function Screen 11 
1 lo# 1 Attendant Menu 3  ~ ---22# [~Function Saeenl2 I 
1 l# Function Screen 1 2ut Function Screen 13 
2# Function Screen 14 11# Function Screen 1 23# Function Screen 13 
2# Function Saeen 14 
To review the screen prompts associated 
with the options of this program, see the 
appendix following this section. To review the screen prompts associated 
with the options of this program, see the 
appendix following this section. 
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							DBSPro@-~Instructions 
WC-A/ 3.0 CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 Scction4OOFF3 
Issue3 July1993 
To display soft key options on the 
large display telephone m-43225). 
when accessing a central office line, 
this option must be set. 
LCD Menu LCD Menu 
o# 
No Change 12# 1 Function Screen 2 
(1#)nMen u 1 13# 1 Function Screen 3 1 
2# .Personal Speed Dial 14# Function Screen 4 
3# System Speed Dial 15# Function Screen 5 
4# Extension Index 16# Function Screen 6 
5# Guidance Menu 1 17# Function Screen 7 
6# Guidance Menu 2 18# Function Screen 8 
7# Guidance Menu 3 19# Function Screen 9 
ll# Function Screen 1 23# Function Screen 13 
24## Function Screen 14 1 
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To review the screen prompts associated 
with the options of this program, see the 
appendix following this section. To display soft key options on the large 
display telephone W-43225). when in 
conversation on central office line, this 
option must be set. 
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a# 
No Change 12# Function Screen 2 
4# Extension Index 16#I Function Screen 6 
5# Guidance Menu 1 17# Function Saeen 7 
rir- Guidance Menu 2 I 1~ I Function Screen 8 I 
To review the screen prompts associated 
with the options of this program, see the 
appendix following this section. 
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							Section 400 FF3 
DBS Pro@ammiqf InsIndions 
Issue 3 July 1993 
CPGA / 3.0, WC-B /2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
To display soft key options on the large 
display telephone (V&43225), when 
receiving a page, this option must be 
set. 
LCJI Main 
Function Saeen 2 
I 1# I Main Menu 1 13# 1 Function Screen 3 I 
To display soft key options on the large 
display telephone (VB-43225). when a 
receiving a call waiting tone, this option 
must be set. 
OH 
l# No Change !2# 
Function Screen 2 
Main Menu 13# Function Saeen 3 
I 2# I Personat Sueed Dial I 1~ I Function Screen 4 I I 2# I Personai Streed Fiat I 14# I Function Screen 4 7 
3## System Speed Dial 15# Function Saeen 5 
4# Extension kdex 16# Function Screen 6 3# 
System Speed Dial 1% 
Function Screen 5 
4# 
Extension Index 16# 
Function Saeen 6 
I H I GuidanceMenu 1 I 17# I Function Saeen 7 I 
6# Guidance Menu 2 18# Function Saeen 8 
7# Guidance Menu 3 I# Function Saeen 9 
I 8# ~1 Attendant Menu 1 I 20# I Function Screen 10 I I 8# I Attendant Menu 1 --I 20# I Function Screen 10 I 
9#i Attendant Menu 2 21# Function Screen 11 
1W Attendant Menu 3 22# Function Screen 12 9# Attendant Menu 2 21# Function Screen 11 
10# Attendant Menu 3 
22# Function Screen 12 
I Id Function Saeen 1 I 23# I Function Screen 13 I 
24# Function Screen 14 
To review the screen prompts associated 
with the options of this program, see the 
appendix following this section. 
ll# Function Screen 1 
23# Function Screen 13 
24# Function Screen 14 
To review the screen prompts associ- 
ated with the options of this program, 
see the appendix following this section. 
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							DBS Pro@ammin~ Instructions 
Section 400 FF3 
CPGA / 3.0 CF’C-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Issue 3 July 1993 
To display soft key options on the 
large display telephone W-43225). 
when dialing an extension, this option 
must be set. 
UJDMUIU LCDMHUI 
o# 
No Change 12# 1 FunctionScreen 
The large display telephone (W-43225) 
can be set to display 5 or 10 extension 
names after the extension menu hasbeen 
displayed. 
rxD h4eau 
No Change LcDMe4ltt 
12# I Function keen 2 
I 1# I Main Menu 1 13# 1 FunctionScreen I I 1# I Main Menu I 13# I Function Screen 3 1 
I 2# I Personal speed Dial I 1~ I Function Screen4 I I 2# I krson~ Speed Dial I 14# I Function Screen 4 I 
3# System Speed Dial 1% Function Screen 5 
# Extension Index 16# Function Screen 6 3# System Speed Dial lS# FunctionSaeen5 
4# Extension Index 16# Function Saecn 6 
5# 
c 6# 
7# 
E 
8#t 
9f# 
lO# Guidance Menu 1 
Guidance Menu 2 
Guidance Menu 3 
Attendant Menu 1 
Attendant Menu 2 
Attendant Menu 3 Guidance Menu 3. Function Sacen 9 
Function Screen 10 
I Id ~ :- Functton Screen 1 
To review the screen prompts associ- 
ated with the options of this program, 
see the appendix following this section. 
ll# Function Screen 1 23# Function Screen 13 
24# Function Screen 14 
To set an extension port to display 5 
extension names. enter 
1. fD= extt%MiOXl DOti Xlumber)#, 
341. on 
To set extension port 22 for example, to 
display 
10 extension names, enter: 
FF3],22#, 341, 1w 
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							Section 400 FF3 
Issue3July1993 DBSRograrmPaingI.n&ructions 
CPGA/ 3.0, WC-B /2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Direct inward dialed numbers that have 
been dialed by a caller need to be assigned 
to extension ports, so that the number 
dialed will ring on all extensions they are 
supposed to appear on. A DID number 
can be set to ring on one extension port 
only. 
To set DID number 0000 to ring on a DBS 
extension port number, enter: 
1. (Dm C?XtC!DSiOll DOrt llUIDk~~#, 
35#.oooo#. 
To set DID number 4444 to ring on 
extension port 50. for example, enter: Once extension features have been put 
into one of 8 possible classes of service in 
address [FFl], 2#, 5#, aparticularclass of 
service has to be assigned to an extension. 
To assign all extension features to a DBS 
extension for exxnple, enter: 
1. tDBS 
extension port numberl#, 
35#.0# 
To assign class of service 4 to extension 
port 54, for example. enter: 
ml* 54#,35#,4# 
~ 
:_ . . . : *: :. *FF 
See programming at the (FFl]. 2#, 5# 
address for the list of features that can be 
applied to a class of service. 
This feature has been moved to address 
[FFl], 8#, 3# in UC-B software versions 
3.00 and newer. This changes provides 
greater flexibility in the assignment of DID 
numbers. 
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							DB!3Frogrammh.g~~ctio~ 
WC-A/ 3.0 CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 Section4OOFF3 
iseue 3July1993 
The ringback tone a caller hears when 
arriving at an extension that is busy 
because the same multi line key is in use 
bythecalledparty,canbesetintbis 
address. 
To give the calling party a ringback and 
busy tone, enter: 
1. (DBS extension Port number)#, 
36#.0# 
To give the calling party a busy signal, 
enter: 
fFF3], (DBS extension port xwmber)#, 
36#,1# 
To give the calling party a ringback tone, 
enter: 
[FF3), (DBS extension port number)#, 
36#,2# Assigns a port class to each station port 
that will access the Tl. Port classes are 
used to assign pad levels to connections 
made via the Tl. (Pad levels control 
volume.) 
By default, DEB phones are assigned a 
circuit type, based on whether they are 
lCEI.s or SLTs. 
The 
circuit type is used with digital pad 
settings to determine the loss/gain set- 
tings for connections to the Tl. (See 
“Digital Pad Setting.” 
The Tl port Class parameter is provided 
in case a specific phone or group of 
phones needs a unique pad level. 
For example, an SLT is assigned by de- 
fault as “circuit type 2.” However, if an 
SLT in a remote warehouse has inad- 
eQi2.e volume levels, the circuit type for 
the SLT could be changed to 7 (Option 
1). Once the SLT is changed to drcuft 
type 7, the pad levels for circuit type 7 
could be changed to provide the correct 
volume setting. 
Circuit types are also provided for trunk 
ports. See Figure 1 for a definition of 
drcLlit types. 
This programming parameter will allow 
youtoassigncircuittypes l-12toasta- 
tion port. However, it should only be 
changed to circuit type 7 or 8 (Option 1 
or 2). 
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							Section 400 FF3 
Issue 3 July 1993 DBS programming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0. CFGB /2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
f 
Figure 1 shows circuit-type numbers. Cir- To determine what type of action will occur 
cuit ‘Apes 1.2.7, and 8 are used to assign when an SLT user hook flashes while in 
port classes to stations. 
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 
OPTlONl* 7 
&llON 2* 8 
DTMF## 
9 
CON-F (SCC)# 10 
TONE1 (MFRl)# 11 
TONE2 (MFR2)# 12 ~nversationwithacallerwithanothercaIler 
already on hold, this 
feature must be set. The two possible types 
of action are alternately tog@ng between 
the party on hold and the party being talked 
to, or, conferencing the two parties together 
with the SLT user. 
To toggle between the two parties 
connected to an SLT user, enter: 
. mBs extension DOrt number)#. 
38w. O# -.- .. 
c 
To conferencetwopartieswiththe SLTuser, 
enter: 
P31, @BS extension port number)#, 
38#, 
l# 
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							DBS Rogramminx instructions 
CF’GA / 3.0 CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
To set a distinctive extension ring pattern 
for central office calls that are set to ring at 
an extension, this feature must be set. 
The ring patterns for proprietary DBS 
phones are different than those of SLT or 
OPX phones. Either of ten different 
patterns can be set for an extension. 
Section 400 FFS 
issue 
3 July 1993 
The handset receive volume of the digital 
single line telephone can be set to a 
normal or louder than normal volume. 
The louder than normal setting gives a 
+fSdB gain over the normal setting, which 
results in a volume level approximately 
twice that of the normal setting. 
To set the digitial SLT handset receiving 
volume to the normal level, enter: 
.fDBs extensionDOrt numberl#. 
40#. ow 
To set the digitial SLT handset receiving 
volume to louder than normal, enter: 
W], (DBS extension port number)#, 
40#,1# 
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							Section4OOFF3 
Issue3July1993 DBSRo@ammin~Instructions 
CPGA/ 3.0, CPGB /2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
2# 
3# 
4#l Digital Ring Pattan 
2 Seconds ON/ 
2Seconds OFF 7# 
1 Second ON/ 1 
Second Off 
1 Second ON/ 2 
Seconds OFF lSecondOnl3 
Sceonds OFF 
.5 Second ON/ .5 
Second OFF 
.5 Second ON/ .5 
Second OFF. 
.5 Second ON/ .5 
Seconds OFF, 
.5 Second ON t3.5 
Seconds OFF 
.5 Second ON/ 3.5 
Seconds OFF 
1 Second ON/7 
Seconds Off 
SLT&X?XRing SLT/ovxRia~. 
F%ttan . Pattan 
. . . 
DeDends On SLT 
w Transfer Ring 5# 1 Second On/ 5 
Settine Sctxnds OFF 
l# 3 Seconds ON/ 1 
Second OFF 1 Second ON/7 
Second Off 
I I 2# 2 Seconds ON/ 
I I  7# 
.5 Second ONn.5 
2Seconds OFF Second OFF, 
I I  3# 
1 Second ON/2 
Second OFF 
I I  8# .5 Second ON/ 3.5 
Seconds OFF 
I 
4## 1 Second ON/ 3 
Seconds Off .5 Second ON/ 3.5 
Seconds OFF 
This feature enables an extension to be 
physically moved from one position to 
another, and to take all features that have 
been applied to the extension in it’s 
origInal position, to the new position 
without doing manual program changes. 
By applying an auto set relocation code to 
a phone, and using this code when an 
extension is moved, extension moving is 
eflkient and quick. 
To apply no auto set relocation code to an 
extension port, enter: 
1. mBs extension Dolt number)#, 
4lklCONFl 
To apply an auto set relocation code of 
7777 to extension port 45, for example, 
enter: 
rFF3]*45%*41#,7777# 
~ 
:.. :: .:... :::, ..:.. _ ,... * 
The auto set relocation code is applied to 
the original extension being moved. After 
the extension is plugged into the new port 
position, press ON/OFF. #lo. (original 
DBS port number)#, then the (4 digit auto 
set relocation code number). After the 
process is complete, reset the phone on 
the new port by disconnecting the 
modular plug, and reconnecting it. The 
origlnal port position converts to a “0” 
type. The transfer of phones between 
digital and analog ports cannot be done. 
The transfer of phones between analog 
ports, or between digital ports can be done. 
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							DBS Rogrammin~ hstructions Section 400 FF3 
CE’GA/ 3.0 CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Issue3 July1993 
An extension can be set in a permanent 
call forward setting. This fatunz is mainly 
forusewithperipheralequipment(s~~ 
voice mail applications)), where it is desired to 
haveanexknsionring for a period oftime, 
and then always forward to the same 
extension port. 
To not have an extension permanently 
call forwarded for all calls, enter: 
l rDBs extension Dort numberl#, 
42W. On 
To turn permanent call forwarding off, 
enter: 
FF3], (DBS extension port number)#, 
.-. 
42#, 1W 
To have an extension permanently call 
forwardedwhenanextensionuserisbusy, 
enter: 
(FF3], (DBS extension port number)#, 
42#, 26 
To have an extension permanently call 
forwarded when an extension user does 
not answer, enter: 
(FF3]. (DBS extension port number)#, 
426.36 If permanent call forwarding is applied, an 
extension number must be set as the 
target of forwarded calls. This ad- 
dress sets the call forward target. 
If permanent call forwarding is not 
enabled, no call forwarding extension 
is required. The default initialized 
value of this adddress would then be: 
jFF31. (DBS extension 
DO& number)#, 
43w. ICONFL 
To set extension number 333 as the 
target extension of calls from source 
extension number 105, enter: 
(FF3],105#. 438.333% 
Permanent call forwarding can be 
overridden by call forwarding set at 
the extension level. 
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