Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide

							Section 400 FFS 
Issue 3 July 1993 DBS Ro@-ammin~ Instmctio~ 
WC-A / 3.0, CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
To reset anv CO line DOLID Dosition in 
anv time Drioritv route table to the 
default initialized value. Dress IFF8L 
5#. (l-15)#. (l-48)#. fCONF1. ION/OFFl. 
The 15 time priority route tables are each 
divided into 6 preset time periods, with 8 
’ priority positions in each time period for 
LCRhegroupassignme.nts.‘Ihesixpmset 
timepcriodsareasfollows: 
1. 7:00 am to 7:59 am, positions l-8 
2. 8:00 am to 4:59pm positions 9-16 
3. 5:00 pm to 7:59 pm, positions 17-24 
4.8:OO pm to 11:59 am, positions 25-32 
5.12:OO art-t to 6:59 am, positions 33-40 
6. WEEKEND, positions 41-48 
See feature options [FFl], 2#, l#. 3#, 
(System setting for LCR), and [FF8], 6#, 
&CR Trunk group table.) 
See Time Priority Route Guide Tables 
(1- 15), for priority numbers 1 through 
48 on page 133. 
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‘Iheu.seofI.CRrequhspnxietermhed I.CR 
line @mp to be pri01MM awordhgto the 
cost of line(s). ‘Ihe.xx are 8 gmups, and each 
group has 8 positions for central ofIke lines. 
Once the central oflice line priorities have 
bWle&lblish~these~Rgmups~ 
inserted in the time priority muk g&de 
tables, so that predetermined ER @oups 
willbeutilizeddurhgeachpresetthneperiod 
for outbound calling. 
To set up LCR group 1, position 1 with 
central office line 16. for example, enter: 
[eF8],6#, I#, I#, 16# 
To set up LCR group 2, position 1 with 
central o&e line 3, for example, enter: 
lFF8], 6#, 2#, lW, 36 
To set up LCR group 3, position 2 with 
central office line 6, fdr example, enter: 
lFF81, 6#, 3#,2#,6# 
To set up L.CR group 4, position 5 with 
central of&e line 64, for example, enter: 
[ee81, 6W.4#, 5#,64# 
To set up LCR group 5, position 6 with 
central of&e line 12, for example, enter: 
FFSI, 6#,5#, 6W, 12W 
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To set up LCR group 6, position 5 with 
central of&e line 10, for example, enter: 
[IfIFs]. 6W, 6W. SW, 109 
To set up LCR.group 7, position 1 with 
central of&e line 33, for example, enter: 
[FFS], 6#,7#. 1#,33# 
To set up ICR group 8, position 8 with 
central of&e line 60, for example, enter: 
pF8],6#, 8#,8#,60# 
To reset a nosition within an ICR central 
office line 
Q~OUD to the default initialized 
setting. mess lFF81. 6#. (l-8)#. (l-W+, 
]CONFl. ION/OFFl. 
See feature options [FFl], 2#, l#, 3#. 
(System setting for LCR), and (FF8], 6#, 
(LCR Trunk group table.) 
Trunks are selected in the order they 
are stored in the LCR trunk groups. To 
lower the possibility of call glare 
remember to place the trunks in reverse 
order. The first digits in the dialed string that 
match the digits stored in the delete 
table are automatically deleted before 
dialing the telephone number. 
If LCR trunk group 1 is accessed, and 
the dial string is 1-212-666-1212 and 
l-2 12 should be deleted prior to dialing 
for example, enter: 
[eesl, 7W, I#, 12124 
If LCR using trunk group 2 is designed 
to eliminate the first digit 1 in all area 
codes for example. enter: 
[FFs1,7#,2#, 16 
If LCR trunk group 3 is used to route 
calls to a specific carrier and to prevent 
connection to another carrier such as 
10288 for example, enter: 
[FFS), 7W.3W.102888 
If LCR trunk group 4 is used behind 
centrex or a PBX and a digit 9 is 
automatically added (dial add table) 
you can eliminate incorrectly dialing 
the digit 9 twice by deleting the 9 each 
time it is dialed for example, enter: 
[IrIrs], 7w, 4#, 9# 
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If LCR trunk group 5 is a direct Tl 
access line to another facility in a differ- 
ent area code such as 7 14, and the digit 
string 714 should not be dialed for 
example, enter: 
[eesl,7#, 5#, 714W 
To reset the LCR delete tables to the :, 
default initialized value, Dress lFF8L 
7#. (l-8)#. ICONFl. ION/OFFl. .: 
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Digit Delete Tables are matched to the 
LCR trunk groups. Each time one of 
these groups are accessed the dial 
delete table is checked. 
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WC-A 
/ 3.0. CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 /4.0 
Digits in the dialed stringthat are needed 
to be outpulsed after a central of&e line 
has been seized (such as access codes), 
are automatically added before the dialed 
telephone number is outpulsed on the 
central of&e line. This option allows for 
the addition of digits. 
If LCR line group 1 is to be accessed. 
and the digit string 10288 is to be added 
before the dialed number is outpulsed 
for example. enter: 
@W8],8#, l#, 10288# 
If LCR trunk group 2 is to be accessed, 
and you want to add the digit 1 before all 
long distance numbers dialed for 
example, enter: 
lees], SW, 2#, l# 
If LCR trunk group 3 is to be accessed, 
and the digit 9 is to be added before the 
dialed number is outpulsed for example, 
enter: 
PFS], 8#, 3#, 9# 
If LCR trunk group 4 is to be accessed, 
and the digit string 8 is to be added 
before the dialed number is outpulsed 
for example. enter: 
[FF81, SW, 4U, SW , 
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To reset the LCR add tables to the 
default initialized value. Dress rFF8L 
8#. (l-8)#. lCONF1. ION/OFFl. 
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If digits are being added and deleted 
from the same CO line group. the DBS 
will delete digits first, then add digits. 
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							section 400 FFQ 
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3-9 COPY PROGRAM 
SETTINGS 
DBS Ro@ammiq Instructione 
WC-A 3.0, CPGB / 2.0 / 3.0 / 4.0 
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To copy all the attributes of one central 
office line to another, this option is 
used. Copying must be done on aline by 
line basis. The first line number of this 
address is the source line being copied, 
the second line number is the target 
destination. 
To copy the attributes of central office 
line port 1 to that of central office line 
port 5, for example, enter: 
To copy the attributes of central office 
line port 
7 to that of central office line 
port 3, for example. enter: To copy aJl the attributes of one extension 
to another, this option is used. Copying 
must be done on an extension by 
extension basis. The first extension 
port number of this address is the 
source extension being copied, the 
second extension port number is the 
target destination. 
To copythe attributes oftiension port 10 
to that of extension port 5. for example, 
enter: 
IFF9J,2#,10#,5## 
To copy the attributes ofmension port70 
to that of extension port 3, for example, 
enter: 
p9],1#.7#,3## 
pF9]* 2#,70#,3## 
There is no default initialized value for 
this ontion. 
Using this address to copy central office 
line attributes results in the copying of 
all attributes for the line except the 
private line attribute. 
lke second # a&r the second central oflIce 
lineentxyisapartoftheproglamsequence, 
which confhns the copy action. There is no default initialized value for 
this ODtion. 
Using this address to copy extension 
attributes results in the copying of all 
attributes including toll restriction 
for an extension except the extension 
number, telephone type, station 
lock-out code, and EM 24 port 
number (BLF port setting). 
The second # after the second extension 
entry is a part of the program sequence. 
which confIrms the copy action. 
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To copy all the attnbtrtes of one extensions 
LED FF keys to another, this option is 
used. Copying must be done on an 
extension by extension basis. The first 
extension port number of this address 
is the FF key source extension being 
copied, the second extension port number 
istheFFkeytargetextensionportnumber. 
To copy the LED FF key attributes of 
extension port 2 to that of extension 
port 5, for example, enter: 
[pF9]*3#,2#,5## 
To copy the LED FF key attributes of 
extension port 6 to that of extension 
port 10, for-example, enter: 
Dres],3#,6#, lO## 
There is no default initialized value for 
this ontion. 
The options to the FF key copypro@am 
arethatoNLytheLEDFFkeypn@xmMg 
canbecopied.NonLEDFFkeysettingswill 
not be copied. The second # after the 
second extension entry is a part of the 
program sequence, which conGms the 
copy action. 
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When copying the FF keys of a phone to 
another that is in the default condition, 
the originally assigned keys must first be 
cleared. This is done in address [FFS], 
(l-144)#, (l-24)#. 
A quick way to accomplish copying the 
same FF key settings (that are diBerent 
than the default settings) is to go to the 
FF5 addressindicated above, and clear all 
keys. Then copy the cleared keys to all 
other extensions with address [FW], 3#.- 
Return to the (FF5], (l-144)#, (1-24)# 
address and create the key configuration 
desired. Finally, return to [FF9], 3#, and 
copy those features to all extensions. 
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							Section 400 FFlO 
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3- 10 SYSTEM AND PERSONAL 
SPEED DIAL, SETTINGS 
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The storage of up to 90 speed dial 
numbers for use by designated DBS 
extension users are set in this feature 
option. 
To set the telephone number (203) 
555-1212, in system speed dial bin 
number 00, for example. enter: 
EFlO], lW, OOW, 2035551212% 
To set the telephone number (800) 
555-1212, in system speed dial bin 
number 64, for example, enter: 
WFlO], l#, 64#,8005551212# 
To set the telephone number (203) 
555-1212, in system speed dial bin 
number 00. for example, enter: 
EFlO], I#, OO#, 20355512121 
To set the telephone number (404) 
555- 1212. in system speed dial bin 
number 44, for example, enter: 
[FFlO], lW, 44#, 4045551212# 
To reset a svstem speed dial bin to 
the default initialized value. Dress, 
JFFlOl. I#. (OO-891#. fCONF1. ION/ 
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DBS Programming Instructions 
CPC-A / 3.0, CPCB / 2.0 /3.0 /4.0 
systemspeeddialnumberswiIldisplayon 
largediSp~~OrleSiIl*~tiCalOIdff. 
Abkrckof~speeddialnumbemcanbe 
restricted from general use. To aeate this 
partition, seeffzatuteoption FFl], 2#, l#, 4#. 
To restrict the display of system speed dial 
numbers, see [FFl], 2#, l#, 5#. To&large 
displaytelephonestodisplay5orlOsystem 
speed dial numbem, see ml], 2#, 19#. To 
storeanassociatednameforasystemspeed 
dialnumber see lFl%), 2#. (00-89)#. IfaDSS 
console is available fw m it is 
possible to assign a central office line 
group as part of a system speed dial 
number. To make use of this capability, 
insertaC asthefirstcharacterofthespeed 
dialbin,followedby1-6todesignatetheline 
group number. A 9 can also be used to 
access the pooled line capahilty. The C is 
required for an SLT to use SSD. A 
P will 
insert a pause, complete the entry with 
the COMPLETE number as it would be 
dialed if manuaJly done. The following 
keys perform the indicated functions for 
the programming of speed dial numbers: 
[COW, on the phone clears entered data 
1X-1, on the DSS backspaces 
iBS], on the DSS backspaces 
[->I, on theDSS forward spaces 
P, pauses 
EXAMPLE: 
C 1 P555 12 12 will access line group 1, 
then pause, then dial 555-1212. 
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The storage ofup to 10 personal speed dial 
numbers for use by each DBS extension 
user are set in this feature option. 
To set the telephone number (203) 
555- 12 12 for extension port 20, in 
personal speed dial bin number 90, 
for example, enter: 
FFlO], 2#, 2OW. 90#,2035551212# 
To set the telephone number (800) 
555-1212, for extension port 140, in 
personal speed dial bin number 95, 
for example, enter: 
F‘FlO], 2#, 140#,95#. 8005551212W 
To reset a oersonal sneed dial bin to 
the default initialized value. Dress, 
JFFlOl. 2%. (l-144lW. I90-991#. ICONFL 
JON/OFFl. 
Personal speed dial numbers will display 
on large display telephones in alphabetiti 
order. 
CPC-B software version 2.00 requires 
the use of a large display telephone on 
port 1. in order for the personal speed 
dial keys to function. WC-B soflsvare 
newer than version 2.05, allows personal 
speed dial key operation with the use of 
any model telephone. See Technotes 10 
& 12(March 1992)forcompletetionnation. Apersonalspeeddialnumbercanonlybe 
usedbylheMensionportitisseton.Toset 
large display telephones to display 5 or 
10 personal speed dial numbers, see 
[FF3], (l-144)#, 17#. 
Tostoreanassociatednameforapersonal 
speed dial number, see (FFG), 3#, (l-144)#, 
(9&99)#. 
IfaDSSconsolefsavaiWleforp 
it is possible to assign a central o&e line 
group as part of a personaI speed dial 
number. To make use of this capability, 
insert a C as the first character of the __ . 
speed dial bin, foIlowed by l-6 to designate 
thelinegroupnumber.A9canalsobeused 
toaccessthepooledlinecapabil~. TheC is- 
required for an SLT to use SSD. A 
P will 
fns&apause.completetheentrywiththe 
COMPLEIEnumberasitwouldbedialedif 
manually done. The followfng keys perform 
theindicatedfforthep~ . 
ofspeeddialnumbersz 
EXAMPIES: 
ClP5551212will accesshnegroup81,then 
pause, then dial 555-1212. 
C9P120155512i2, willaccess pooled 
line group 9, then pause. then dial 1 
(201) 555-1212. 
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							Preface 
Preface 
CPC-B - VERSIONS 1.0 and 2.0 
There are now two versions of DBS CPC-B. 
CPC-B, Version 2.0 (DBS III) has many new or 
improved features. Included in this publication are 
new programming addresses as well as addresses 
for CPC-B, Version 
1 .O (Enhanced DBS). 
See DBS Progr atnming Insi~uction.s, Section 400, for 
other programming addresses: 
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Addendum to the DBS Programming Instructions 
Section 400B 
CPC-B Versions 1 .O and 2.0 
Contents 
Preface 1 CF’C-B V2.0 - Data Tables 9 
CPC-B Vl .O - Data Tables Vl .O 2 FF 1 Key - System Programming V2.0 13 
FF 1 Key - System Programming Vl 
.O 3 FF 2 Key - Trunk Programming V2.0 18 
FF 2 Key - Trunk Programming Vl 
.O 6 FF 3 Key - Extension Programming V2.0 21 
FF4 Key - Ring Assignment and Hunt Groups Vl .O 
7 FF 4 Key - Ring Assignment and Hunt Groups V2.0 
23 
FF 5 Key - Flexible Feature Key Assignment V1.0 
8 FF 5 Key - Flexible Feature Key Assignment V2.0 
28 
FF 6 Kev - Name Assinnment V2.0 31 
Index 
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