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Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide
Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide
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FF 6 Key Name Assignment V2.0 NAME ASSIGNMENT CO-TRUNK-LINE NAME ASSIGNMENT FF6-5W-(01-64)#-CONF-(xxxxxx#) You can set CO-trunk-line name assignment COW; Clears data in the programming mode during remote maintenance or you can set it with PCAS. xxxxxx#I: Name or message assignment Programming through a telephone set requires - up to six characters a 72-port Direct Selection Station (DSS/72). Note: The DSS/72 must be set to Telephone Types 11 for extension 100 or 13 for extension 101. See under F’F 3 Keu Extension Proaramminq, V2.0 elsewhere in this manual. HUNT-GROUP PILOT NAME ASSIGNMENT FF6-6X-(l-8)#-CON-F-(naanaaxrmx#) CONl? Clears data m#: Name assignment Assigns a name of up to 10 characters to - up to 10 characters a Hunt-Group Pilot Extension number. I Page 31
Index A ALMkeyLED 9.15 Any key 12.28.29.30 Attendrqrt console FF key assignment/Any key/Pre-programmed codes 12.29.30 Attendant console DSS/72/BLF keys 12.29. 30 Attendant consoles 12.29.30 Attendant intercom hold-recall timer 9. 16 Attendant intercom transfer-recall timer 9. 17 Attendant overflow 2.3 Attendant override switch 9. 14 Attendant transfer extension number 9. 14 Attendants 9. 13, 14 B BLF 8, 12, 29, 30 Busy signaI 10.22 C CO-trunk-line name assignment Common system setttngs. V1.0 Common system settings, V2.0 CONF 28.29.30 (See NOTE) CPC-B - Version 1.0 2-8 WC-B - Version 2.0 9-31 D Data tables. Vl.0 2 Data tables. V2.0 9- 12 12.31 3.4 9, 15 Daytime delayed-ring tables. V1.0 2. 7 Delayed-ring capability 2.3 Delayed-ring tables, V1.0 7 Delayed-ring tables. V2.0 10.26. 27 Detection timers, V1.0 5 Dial time out for digits 10.20 DID dial outside telephone number 10. 22 DID interdigit dial time out 10. 20 DID. immediate or wink start 10, 19 DID trunk cards 10. 18 Direct-in-dial (DID) - extensions 22 Direct-in-dial (DID) - trunks 10. 18, 19. 20 Direct Station Select console, V1.0 2. 8 Direct Station Select console. V2.0 12. 29. 30 Distributed. hunt groups 24 DSS/72/BLF consoles, V1.0 2. 8 DSS/72/BLF consoles, V2.0 12. 29. 30 E EL (extension Iine) keys 12.28 Extension delayed-ring tables 11. 27 Extension delayed-ring capability 9, 15 Extension directory display 10. 21 Extension FF key assignment/Any key/Pre- programmed codes 12.28 Extension FF key assignment/EL/ML keys 12.28 &tension intercom hold-recall timer 9, 16 Extension intercom transfer-recall timer 9. 17 Extension line (EL) keys 12.28 Extension programming, V2.0 10. 21.22 Extension ring tables 11, 27 F, G FF 1 Key - System Programming. V1.0 2, 3. 4. 5 FF 1 Key - System Frograrnm irlg. v2.0 9. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17 FF 2 Key - Trunk Programming. W-0 2.6 FF 2 Key - Trunk Programming. V2.0 10. 18 Page 32
FF 3 Key - Extension Programming, V2.0 10. 21.22 FF 4 Key - Ring Assignment and Hunt Groups, v1.0 2, 7 FF 4 Key - Ring Assignment and Hunt Groups, V2.0 10. 23, 24. 25, 26, 27 FF 5 Key - Flexible Feature Key Assignment V1.0 2. 8 FF 5 Key - Flexible Feature Key Assignment V2.0 12, 28. 29. 30 FF 6 Key - Name Assignment 12.31 FIASH 28.29.30 (See NOTE) Fourth attendant extension number 9. 13 H Hunt-group Daytime CO-line ring tables 11, 23 Hunt-group daytime delayed-ring tables 11, 26 Hunt-group extensions 11.25 Hunt-group nighttime CO-line ring tables 11, 23 Hunt-group nighttime delayed-ring tables 11, 27 Hunt-group-pilot extension number 11, 24 Hunt-group-pilot name assignment 12. 31 Hunt-group programming 11, 24. 25 Hunt-group ring tables 11. 23 Hunt-group search methods 11.24 I. J, K Incoming CO-line ring signal to a hunt group 23 Incoming ground detection timer, V1.0 2. 5 Initial settings - data tables, V1.0 2 Initial settings - data tables. V2.0 9. 10. 11. 12 Intercom HOLD-recall timers 9. 16 Intercom recall timers 9. 16. 17 Intercom transfer-recall timers 9. 17 L Longest idle. hunt groups 24 Loop-start/ground-start switch. V1.0 2, 6 Loop-start/ground-start/direct-in-dial. V2.0 10. 18 M MLkeys 12.28 More flexibility for FF keys 12. 28.29. 30 Multi-line (ML) key features 13. 14. 16. 17 N Name assignment 12.31 Nighttime delayed-ring tables. V1.0 2. 7 0 ( Outbound ground detection timer. V1.0 2. 5 p* 9 Pilot extension number for a hunt group 11. 24 Preface 1 Pre-programm ed codes 12. 28. 29.30 Pooled-Trunk-Line keys 12. 29. 30 R RAI baud rate switch, V1.0 2. 4 Ring assignment and hunt groups, V1.0 2, 7 Ring assignment and hunt groups, V2.0 11. 23. 24. 25. 26.27 Ringback tone 22 Ringback tone with busy signal 10.22 Ring tables. V1.0 2. 7 Ring tables. V2.0 11. 23. 24, 25. 26.27 Page 33
S Second attendant extension number 9. 13 Switches 2. 6 System programming. V1.0 2. 3. 4 System programming. V2.0 9. 13. 14. 15, 16. 17 v. T Telephone types 10.21 Terminal. hunt groups 24 Third attendant extension number 9. 13 Transfer extension number 11.25 Transfer timer 11.25 Trunk cards 10. 18 Tnmk programming, V1.0 2. 6 Trunk programming, V2.0 10.18 U UNA7 Universal night answer 7 V Voice mail 21, 22 Wink-start timer 10. 19 Page 34
m Panasonic Issue 3 - July 1993 DBS Programming Forms and Tables Section 450 CPC-B Versions 1.0,2.0,3.1, and 4.0 CPC-A Versions 3.0,3.1, and 3.2
he new DBS Ffogramming Forins‘ and Tabks, section 450, has fewer pages, yet contains more information on how to make programming easier by using the newly-designed forms to record programmed data. How-to instruc- tions precede each FF Key chapter. While some forms overlap in information, every form charts a specific kind of programming. The instruc- tions make clear who will use each form. This manual is for software versions: CPC-B 1.0, 2.0, 3.1.4.0 and CPGA3.0, 3.1, 3.2 All of the forms in this manual are intended to be photocopied. Saue your origin& and use them as copy masters.
he FFl Key is for system-wide program- ming. There are seven submodes (l# to 7#) for this key. Time and Date, Recall and Pause timers, and DISA (Direct Inward System Access) are a few of the nearly 100 features available for programmin g on the FFl Key. Features programmed on this key affect the entire system. In contrast, the other nine FF keys affect only one extension or trunk, and are programmed on an extension-by-extension or trunk-by-trunk basis. The exception to these keys is System Speed Dial. in the FFlO Key which also affects the entire system. The programming forms and tables for the FFl Key apply to each DBS system (single or double cabinet). The data options for most features are 0 and 1, but some features have more than these two programming options. For example, the options for the Paging fea- ture range from 00 to 07. Other features offer up to 15 options, such as the Automatic Pause Timer and Unsupervised Conference Talk-Time (trunk-to-trunk conferencing). Save Your Original Foims!!! 5 / Y 8 t e m W i d e S 8 t t i n Q 8 ( I / 2
EFIKey-Sgskem Account Address SMDR timer/starting time display 1: Starting from 16 sec. One-touch dialin -9#-(0 or l)# 0: DisaWe Key-bank (automatic) HOLD (DSS BLF) 1: Enable -lO#-(0 or 11% 0: Exclusive hold Non-appearance CO line hold 1: System ho/d -1 l#-(0 or l)# 0: Intercom dial tone SLT FLASH control 1: Retrieves he/d CO line -12#-(0 or I)## 0: 2 digits (10 to 69) Sets number of extension digits 1: 3 digiis (100 to 699) -14#-(Oar 1)X 0: Tone Attendant intercom 1: Voice -15#-(0 or 1)X 0: Tone Extension intercom 1: Voice s Y 6 .t e m W i d e S e t t i P ST s 3
l?FlKey-System DBF Account Name Cutover Date sheet of Account Address Account Phone (Main List) Address / Feature -16#-(0 or l)# Solash (alert) tone on a voice call -17#-(0 or 11% See FF3-99, lO# Splash (alert) tone on a busy override -1w(0 or 11% Area code or 1 + area code -19#-(0 or I)# SSD name display - large display -21X40 or 1)C Voice mail tone -22#-(0 or 1 to lS)# Attendant overflow -23#-(0 or l)# Delayed-ring capability -248~(101 to 69/l 1 to 699)# (WC-B Vs. 20) Second attendant -2514101 to 69/l 1 to 699)# (UC-B Vs. 2.0) Third attendant -26#-(101 to 69/l 1 to 699)# (CPC-8 Vs. 2.0) Fourth attendant -27#-(101 to 69/l 1 to 699)t (WC-B Vs. 20) Attendant transfer extension -28140 or 1M (CPC-8 vs. 2.0) Attendant override switch -29WO or l)i (CPC-B Vs. 2.0) Alarm LED mode -3O#-(0 or 1)R (WC-B Vs. 2.0) BLF (extension) delaved ring -31#40 to 6M Analog port transfer ring interval 1: 10 names calls (CPC-B Vs. 1.0) 1: 3.0 Set ON / 1 .O Set OFF 2: 2.0 Set ON / 2.0 Set Off 3: 1 .O Set ON / 2.0 Set OFF 4: 1 .O Set ON / 3.0 Set O# i.. I 1 S t 8 m W i d e S e t t i n Q 8