Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide

							Section 400 FF3 
issue 3 July 1993 DBS Rogmmmin~ Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0, WC-B /2.0 /. 3.0 / 4.0 
As of CPC-B Version 4, extensions can 
have MC0 or ML keys. In previous 
versions, the keys were avaiIable on a 
system-wide basis. The type of key 
available ditTered with the software 
release. In this parameter, “(00 1 - 144)” 
represents the extension port number. 
In “0 or 1,” ” 0” represents the MC0 keys 
and ” 1” represents the ML keys. The 
following table shows MCL/ML avail- 
ability. 
1. The initial setting for all extensions 
(except the first attendant phone) is 
MCO. 
2. The initial setting for the first atten- 
dant phone (port 1) is ML. 
CPC Version 1 TypeofKey 1 
1 CPC-A 
I MC0 only 
I 
I CPC-B 1.0 
I MC0 only 
I 
1 CPC-B 2.0 - 3.1 1 ML only 1 
I I 
I I 
I 
CPC-B 4.0 and 
above 
I MC0 or ML 
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							DBS Pro@mming Instructions 
CPC-A 
/ 
3.0 WC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Large display screen APPElVDlX 
%‘%tion 400 FF3 
Issue 
3 July 1993 
The fotlowing are the possible screen appearances of the large display 
telephone 
(‘VB-43225), when any of the 25 screen selections are chosenfor a 
particular telephone condition, Some screens can not be set to display during 
certain telephone conditions if the prompts are not reteuant to the conditions 
of the phone. 
‘No Change” 
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09:51 Thu APR 02 
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MN0 
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							DBS Prorpammins Instructions 
CPGA / 3.0, CPC-B /2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
‘Guidance Menu 3” 
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Section 400 FF3 
Issue 3 July 1993 
“Guidance Menu 2” 
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‘Attendant Menu 3” 
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							DBS F’ro@ammin~ hst~ctions 
CPGA / 3.0 CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
‘Function Screen 2” 
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hAion 400 FF3 
Issue 
3 July 1993 
‘Function Screen 3” 
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09:51 Thu APR 02 
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							Sectton 400 FF3 
Issue 3 July 1993 
‘Function Screen 8” 
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							/ 
DBS Pro@mmiqj Instructions Section 400 FF3 
WC-A/ 3.0 CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 /CO Issue 3 July 1993 
‘!hnction Screen 14” Tunction Screen 15” 
LFF31, DES ext p-t nuJnM#, 
c=331#, 24# ml, DBsct port number)#, c26-33)#, 2!3#  
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							Section 400 FF4 Issue 3 July 
1993 DBS Rogramming I~tructions 
WC-A / 3.0, 
WC-B / 2.0 
/ 3.0 / 4.0 
I 
3-4 RING8tHUNTGROUP 
PROGRAMMING P 
Central office line “day mode” ring Central office line “day mode” ring 
assignments for all extensions are set assignments for all hunt group pilot 
with this option. numbers are set with this option. 
To set extension 120 not to ring on 
central office line 19 when the DBS is in 
the “day mode”, for example, enter: 
JFF41. l#. l#. 19W. OW 
To set extension 120 to ring on central 
office line 50 when the DBS is in the 
“day mode”, for example, enter: 
_ PF41, lW, lW, 50#, 1X 
DefhIt initialized mIues for DBS extension 
port 1 is: 
EF41. l#. l#. (1-64I#. l#. ION/ 
OFFI. and for extension rxxt 2 is: IFF41. l#, 
2#. fl-W#. l#. ION/OFFl. 
If an outbound central office call is 
made from an extension that is not set 
to ring on for any inbound cent.ra.I ofice 
line calls. the automatic answer option 
wiII not function. To answer inbound 
central office Iine caIls, press the &&.ing 
green Iine key. To pick up a central office 
linecallthatisrin&ingatanothertelephone, 
use the Dimcted caIl pickup or Group caII 
pickup options. Port number 145 is used 
to assign ringing to the extemaI page / 
UNA interface. Ail unassigned ringing 
trunks wilI be directed to the attendant. To set pilot number 600 (which has 
been assigned as. the pilot number for 
hunt group 3, in this example) not to 
ring on central office line 14 when the 
DBS is in the uday mode”, for example, 
enter: 
jFF41. 1W. 153W. 14Q. O# 
To set pilot number 500 (which has 
been assigned as the pilot number for 
hunt group 1, in this example) to ring on 
central office line 10 when the DBS is in 
the @day mode”, for example, enter: 
pF4], I#, 151#, lO#, l# 
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							DBS F’ro@amming hStruC~onS 
Section 400 FFQ 
CPC-A / 3.0 WC-B / 2.0 
issue 2 June 1993 
Central office line “night mode” ring 
assignments for all extensions are set 
with this option. 
To set extension 120 not to ring on 
central ot&e line 19 when the DBS is in 
the “night mode”. for example. enter: 
JFF41.2#. 218. lQ#.O# 
To set extension 120 to ring on central 
offke line 
50 when the DBS is in “night 
mode”, for example, enter: Central office line “night mode” ring 
assignments for all hunt group pilot 
numbers are set with this option. The 
address numbers 15 1 - 158 refer to hunt 
group numbers l-8. 
To set pilot number 300 (which has 
been assigned as the pilot number for 
hunt group 2, in this example) to ring on 
central ofiice line 13 when the DBS is in 
the “night mode”, for example, enter: 
@F4].2#, 152#, 13#, l# 
~F4].2#,21#,50#, 1n 
Defiult initialized values for DBS extension 
port 1 is: lFF41. 2#. l#. (1-64M l#. ION.+! 
OFFI. and for &ension uort 2 is: 
1FF41.2#, 
2#. 11-641#. l#. ION/OFFl. To set pilot number 350 (which has 
been assigned as the pilot number for.. 
hunt group 4, in this example] not to 
ring on central of&e line 17 when the 
DBS is in the %ight mode”, for example, 
enter: 
JFF41.2#. 154w. 17%.0# 
Ifanoulboundcentmlofficecallismade~m 
an&ensionthatisnotsettoringonforany 
inbound central office line calls, the 
automatic answer option wiIl not function. 
To answer inbound central office line calls, 
pressthefkhinggreenlineky. Topickup 
a central office line call that is ringing at 
another telephone, use the Directed call 
pickup or Group call pickup options. 
Port number 145 is used to assign ringing 
to the external page / UNA interface. Toresetcentiof3ceni&Wingass&nments 
for nilot numbers to the default fnitialized 
value. mess lFF41. 2#. 151-KM. kentral 
offie sort numberl#. CM. ION/OFFl. 
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							Section 400 FF4 
Issue 3 July 1993 
A maximum of 8 extensions can be put 
in each of 8 hunt groups. Each hunt 
group can be designated as a “terminal 
type”, or “circular type”. 
Terminal Hunt Group Operation 
The call must be transferred or a 
central office line set to ring at the 
first extension in the grout in order 
for the terminal hunt feature to work. 
If the first extension of the hunt group is 
busy, an incoming call will automatically 
access the next extension of the group. 
If all the extensions in the group are 
busy, an internal caller will hear a 
busy tone, a non transferred central 
office line caller will hear ring tone. If 
additional feature options are chosen, the 
search will continue with an additional 
hunt group,(s). 
To use the first extension position (analog) 
as a pilot position, place a 2 watt 450 ohm 
resistor across the tip and ring. This will 
busytheport,andallowittobeusedasa 
“pilot numb& for the remaining &f!nsions 
inthegroup. Directcallstomembersofthe 
hunt group will not hunt to other members 
of the group ifthe called extension is busy. 
DBS Programming Instructions 
CPC-A / 3.0. CPC-B / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
Circular Hunt Group Operation 
Circular Hunting is performed when any 
extension in the group is ringing and left 
unanswered. The ringing can originate 
from tranferred, or extensions assigned to 
ring for outside lines. 
No pilot number is 
provided for this type of hunting. 
The hunting will follow the next member 
in the hunt group until the end ofthe hunt 
group is reached. When the end of the 
hunt group is reached the call will then be 
directed back to the first member until 
one full circle has been completed. At this 
point of time the call will overflow to the 
next hunt group assigned. 
If all the extensions in the group are 
busy, an internal. caller will hear a 
busy tone, a non transferred central 
office line caller will hear ring tone. If 
additional feature options are chosen, the 
search will continue with an additional 
hunt group(s). 
To set hunt group 5. for 
example, to 
terminal type, enter: 
JFF41. 3w. 5n. l#.O# 
To set hunt group 4, for example to 
circular type, enter: 
/- 
Iee41, 3#, 4W, l#, l# 
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							DBS Programming Instructions 
WC-A / 3.0 CPC-B / 2.0 Section 400 FF4 
Issue 2 June 1993 
If all extensions are busy, an incoming 
call will wait for an available extension. 
If an extension within either type of 
hunt group: is set with an absence 
message, with a call forward feature, or 
to DND, the hunt feature will skip that 
extension, and procede to the next 
extension within the group. If the fast 
extension within either type of hunt 
group is set with an absence message, 
with a call forward feature, or to DND, 
the hunt feature will not work. 
6 ” 
If a SLT hunt group member takes a 
central office line call, puts it on hold, 
and replaces the handset, additional 
central office line calls will not hunt to 
idle extensions. 
Previously searched hunt groups 
cannot be searched again. If all 
members of all searched groups are 
busy, the call will be parked for the frst 
group searched only. 
Central of&e lines that are set to ring at 
extensions set to call forward to a hunt 
group will not call forward to extension 
types 10 and 15. 
An extension that is a member of a hunt 
group cannot be a member of another 
hunt group, nor a member of a call 
coverage group. The off hook signaling 
[FF3]- 16 address should be removed 
from members in a hunt group. A maximum of 8 extension numbers 
can be assigned to work as one of a 
maximum of 8 pilot numbers. One 
pilot number can be,used as the lead 
number for each of the 8 hunt groups. 
To assign extension number 255, for 
example, as a pilot number for the frost 
hunt group, enter: 
WF4], 3W;l#, lW.2558 
To assign no extension number (and 
.. 
therefore no pilot number), for example,.’ ., 
.. :. 
for the first hunt group, enter: 
pF4], 3W, lW, lW, conf,# ,. ..I 
To assign extension number 110, for 
example, as a pilot number for the 
second hunt group, enter: 
cIpIp4). 3#, 2W, l#, 1lOW 
To assign extension:.number 300. for 
example, as a pilot number for the third 
hunt group. enter: 
IFF4],3#,3#, l#, 3006 
To assign extension number 699, for 
example, as a pilot number for the 
fourth hunt group, enter: 
WF4], 3#,4#, lW.6996 
To assign extension number 600. for 
example, as a pilot number for the fifth 
hunt group, enter: 
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