Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide

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							CC RuZes and Regulations 
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							In compliance with the requirements of Part 68 of the FCC Rules and Regulations for 
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connection of Terminal equipment to the telephone network, and for your conven- 
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ience. the following information is presented. 
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Notifying 
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When connecting or disconnectin Terminal equipment to the telephone network, 
notify the telephone company of tfl e following: connection line(s), FCC registration 
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number, and ringer equivalence number of the registered Terminal equipment. 
FCC Registration Numbers 
Model Numbers Key System Hybrid System 
VB-420 10 (DBS308) ACKUSA-61853~KF-E ACKUSA-61855~MF-E 
VB-42020 (DBS616) ACKUSA-6185~KF-E ACKUSA-61856-MF-E 
When enabling Pooled Trunk Access, inform the telephone company or a Panasonic 
service center of the MF-E FCC Registration number. According to FCC rules, Pooled 
Trunk Access is regarded as one of the distinguishing features of a PBX as opposed 
to a key telephone system. 
The REN determines the number of devices you may connect to your telephone line 
and still have all those devices ring when your telephone number is called. In most, 
but not all areas, the total RENs of all devices connected to one line should not exceed 
five (5.0). Contact your local telephone company to determine the maximum REN for 
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your calling area. 
Service order code 
Network address signaling code 
Facility interface code 
Required network interface code 9.OF 
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02LS2 (2 
wire/loop start) 
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DIRECT C~NNECTIONTOA PARTYLINE ORCOIN-OPERATEDTELSPHOXE LINEIS PROMBITED 
If you are on a party line, please check with your local telephone company for 
further information. 
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							Should Terminal equipment cause harm to the telephone network. the telephone company shall. 
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where practical. notify the customer that service may be temporarily disconUnued. However, where 
prior noUce is not practical, the telephone company may temporarily discontinue service forthwith, n 
if such action is reasonable in the circumstances. In case of un-notified temporary discontinuance of d 
service. the telephone company shall: i 
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0 Promptly notify the customer of such temporary discontinuance of service. 
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(B) Afford the customer the opportunity to correct the situation which gave rise 
to the temporary disconttnuance. 
(Cl Inform the customer of the right to bring a complaint to the Commission 
pursuant to the procedures set out in Part 68 of the FCC Rules and Regulations. 
(A) Availability of telephone information: 
Technical information on interface parameters and specifications not set by FCC Rules, 
including the number of ringers which may be connected to a particular telephone line 
to permit Terminal equipment to operate in a manner compatible with telephone 
company commumcaUons facilities, shah be provided by the telephqne company upon 
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03 Changes in telephone company communications facilities. equipment, operations 
and procedures: 
The telephone company may make changes in its communicaUons facilities. equip- 
ment. operauons or procedures. where such action is reasonably required in the ’ 
operaUon of its business and is not inconsistent with the rules and regulations in FCC 
Part 68. lfsuch changes can be reasonably expected to render any customer’sTerminal 
equipment IncompaUble with telephone company communications facilities or require 
modification or alteration of such Terminal equipment or otherwise materially affect its 
use or performance. the customer shall be given adequate notfce. in writing, to allow 
the customer an opportunity to maintain uninterrupted service. 
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							This system is hearing-aid compatible. 
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%iEN bX3 EWHMINQ EMERQENCT NUMBERS OR B&JUNG TEAT CALLS lro EMEROENCY NUMBERS: 
(A) Remain on the line and briefly explain to the dispatcher the reason for the call. 
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U.3 Program or test emergency numbers only in off-peak hours: these are usually in the 
early morning or late evening. 
THE GRANTEE OR ITS Acmm SHALL PROWDE THE USER OF THE REGISTERED EQUIPMENT WITH 
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: 
(A1 installation. operation and repair procedures. where applicable. 
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03 Registered Terminal equipment may not be used with party lines or coin lines. 
(Cl When a malfunction is indicated the customer shall disconnect the registered equipment 
from the telephone line to determine the problem. Until the problem is corrected, discon- 
nect all equipment. 
(D) If connections other than W25C are needed. contact the local telephone company. 
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							PLEASE OEBERVE THE FOLLOW~O GUIDELINES TO ASSURE THE SAFE USE OF Yom 
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(HI This product is an electrical device and can be hazardous if immersed in water. 
To avoid the risk of electrical shock. do not use this unit while in the bathtub. shower. 
or when wet. lf you accidently drop the unit into water. unplug it first. then retrieve it 
by pulling the cord. 
The telephone should not be exposed to heat sources, direct sunlight. extreme 
temperatures. moisture, strong vibrations or greasy or dusty environments. 
Never attempt to insert wires. pins or similar objects in the vents or openings of the 
telephone. 
Never clean the telephone with benzol. paint thinner or other solvent materials. 
Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm. 
Never install telephone jacks in a wet area unless they are specifically designed for 
that purpose. 
Never touch un-insulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has 
been disconnected at the network interface. 
Warning -This unit generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. And if not installed and 
used in accordance with the instructions manual. may cause radio interference. The Unit has been 
tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules, 
which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a 
commercial environment. 
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case 
the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures are necessary to correct the 
interference. 
If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for 
additional suggestions. 
The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: 
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This booklet is available locally from FCC regional offices. 
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							Index 
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211 restriction 51.87, 103 
311 restriction 51, 87. 103 
411 restriction 51.87. 103 
511 restriction 51.87. 103 
611 restriction 51.87. 103 
7-digit dial restriction/COR types (2 to 6) 
50, 51. 54. 87. 88. 103, 104 
711 restriction 51.87. 103 
811 restriction 51.87, 103 
911 restriction 51.87. 103 
ABCD inband si.@alhq 27.78.94 
Absence messages (5 to 9) 
48. 49.86.87. 
102. 103 
Account code 35.67.70.86, 102 
Add table &CR) 57.62.89 
AFP 42.45 
Alarm indication sigual (AIS) detection 
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77.93 
Alarm LED mode 4.74.90 
Alarm notification 
red 24. 26. 77. 78. 93. 94 
yellow 24.25. 77. 78.93. 94 
Alarm relay recovery mode. 24.25. 77, 78. 
93. 94 
Alert tone 4.74.90 
Analog port transfer ring interval 
4.74.90 
Answer key 86. 102 
Auy key/pre-programmed codes 45. 46. 
83-85. 99- 10 1 
Appendix A 73- 105 
Appendix B 106-l 10 
Area Codes 
LCR 57.58.88. 104 
TRS 50, 52. 56. 87. 88. 103. 104 
Attendant 3. 4. 8-13. 18. 19, 42. 45. 74. 86, 
90. 102 
consoles/flexible feature key assignment 
42, 45, 85. 101 feature package (AFP) 42, 45, 85, 101 
HOLD-recall ttmer 8, 76.92 
Hunt Group recall timer 
10. 75. 9.1 
intercom 
HOLD-recall timer 9, 75, 91 
transfer recall timer 
9. 75. 9 1 
voice/tone call 3. 74. 90 
overflow 4, 74. 90 I 
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override switch 4. 74. 90 
park-HOLD recall timer 
11, 75, 91 
reversion timer 12. 75. 91 
transfer extension 4. 74. 90 
transfer recall timer 
9. 75. 9 1 
Auto day mode 20.76. 92 
AUTO-FLASH-RED&IL 3.74,90 
Auto set relocation codes 
37. 67, 68. 70, 
80. 96 
Automatic Dialers 109 
Automatic HOLD (key-bank HOLD) 
3,74,90 
Automatic pause 31.79.95 
Automatic pause after dialiug (1 to 9.0) 
6. 7. 75.91 
Automatic pause timer 13.75.91 
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Automatic switch to uight mode 
8.75.91 
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Background music (BGM) 86, 102 
BGM (Background music) 86, 102 
BLF (busy-lamp field) 
4. 74. 90 
BLF (extension) delayed ring 4.74.90 
BLF port number (EM/24 console station- 
port number) 35, 77.93 n 
Busy-lamp field (BLF) 
4. 74, 90 
Busy overridden 35.67.68.77.93 
Busy override 35. 67.68.70.71.86, 102 
Busy tone (voice mail) 
4, 74, 90 
Busy tone transmission 27. 78. 94 
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							Call forward 72.86. 102 
/busy 86, 102 
/CO line 86. 102 
/no answer 86. 102 
/no answer/busy 86, 102 
/no answer timer 16.75,91 
CalI waiting 36, 67.70.86. 102 
display/large-display telephone 37. 77. 93 
Call Coverage Group 38.4 1.5 1.68. 70. 72, 
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covering extension 1 41. 51, 68.81. 97 
covering extension 2 41. 51, 68. 81. 97 
extensions 41. 97 
Call Coverage Group extension tables 
(1 to 16) 38. 41. 81 
Call duration display 3. 74.90 
Chart/FF key codes 86. 102 
Circuit number (telephone number) 
29. 30. 
Class of Restriction (COR) 50-56.87. 88. 
100, 101 
Class of sedce setting 51.87. 1038.67.68. 
70. 72. 75. 91 
CO delayed ringing timer 
19.76.92 
CO line 
display after dialing/large-display 37, 77. 
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display during dialing/large-display 
37. 77 
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FLASH timer 14, 75. 90 
off hook signal 35. 77.91 
off hook signal pattern 36. 67. 68. 77. 91 
off hook signal volume 
36. 67.68. 77. 91 
co trunk 
name 49.87. 103 
preference (access code 881 86. 102 
Compatibility of the Telephone Network 
and Terminal Equipment 108 
CONF key 42 
Connection to a Coin-Operated Telephone 
Line 107 
Connection to a Party Line 
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Copy Mode 
extensions 34, 63, 89, 102 
LED FF keys 63. 89, 102 
trunks 63. 89, 102 
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COR I 
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WRSI types 50-56. 87, 88, 103, 104 e 
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Damage to a telephone line 
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Date 3. 74.90 
Day 3.74.90 
TRS - all extensions 88. 104 
Day 3.74.90 
delayed-ring tables 81. 97 
riw 81.97 
TRS 88.104 
Debounce timer 22.77.93 
Default charts 74-89 
pocket-sized version 
90- 105 
Delayed-ring capability 4.72 
Delete table &CR) 57. 62.89, 105 
Detection timers 17. 75. 91 
Dial time-out for digits, DID 33, 76.92 
Dial pause timer 15.75.91 
Dial tone detection 3 1.76.92 
Dial tone generation 27.78.94 
Dial tone transmission 27. 78. 94 
Dialing restriction during an incoming call 
(TRS) 51. 87. 103 
DID 
confirmation of reset 21.76. 92 
dial setting 27. 78. 94 
digit dial time-out 33. 76, 92 
Immediate or Wink start 
32. 76. 92 
interdigit dial time-out 33. 76. 92 
outside extension 37. 76. 92 
reset 21. 76. 92 
trunk card 32, 76. 92 
trunk lines 28 
DID dialing assignment 27.78.94 
DID/DNIS emulation 5.74.90 
DID/T1 reset 21, 76. 92 
Digital pads 23. 77.,93 
Digit restrictions (TRS) 52, 88. 104  
						

							Direct Inward System Access (DISA) 2 1. 32, 
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Direct Station Select (DSS) 42. 46. 48, 49. 
84, 100 
DISA 
enable 32, 76. 92 
end timer 32. 76. 92 
ID code 32.76. 92 
outgoing codes 1 and 2 32, 76. 92 
start timer 32, 76. 92 
Disconnect timer 22. 76. 92 
Display (SSD) 3. 74. 90 
DND (Do Not Disturb) 86, 102 
DMS dialing assignment 27. 78.94 
Do Not Disturb (DND) 86. 102 
D-SLT handset volume level 67.68. 70 
DSS 
(Direct Station Select) 42. 46, 48. 49.84. 
85. 100, 101 
extensions 46.84, 100 
DSS/72 
BLF consoles flexible feature key 
assignment 46.49.84.85. 100. 101 
FF keys 42.46.84 
DTMF signal sending time 31.76.92 
-p-data mode (Xon/Xoff) 5.74.90 
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EL (extension line) 83.99 
EL/ML keys 43.44.83.99 
EM (Extension Module) 35.42.47. 77.93 
EM/24 console station port number 35.77. 
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Enables DXSA 31. 76. 92 
EPI (external page interface) 7. 8, 75.91 
Exclusive HOLD 3.74.90 
Extension 
delayed-ring tables 4. 67. 68, 8 1. 97 
delayed ringing timer 20, 76, 92 
digits 3. 74. 90 
directory display/large-display telephone 
37, 80, 96 
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flexible feature key assignment 42-44. I 
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HOLD-recall timer 9, 75. 91 d 
Hunt Group recall timer 11, 75, 91 e 
X intercom 
HOLD-recall timer 18, 75. 91 
transfer-recall timer 19. 75. 91 
voice/tone caIl 3. 74. 90 
keys 42-44, 83-85 
name assignment 49.87. 103 
number 35.80.96 
page groups (00 to 07) 36.80.96 
page ring 86. 102 
park-HOLD recall timer 12. 75. 91 
ports 34, 35-37.80.96 
programming 34-37. 80. 96 
ring tables 81, 97 
ring pattern 67. 68, 70 
KTEL 37.80.96 
SLT/OPX 37.80.96 
transfer-recall timer 
Extension Module (EM) 35.42.47.77.93 
Extension summary 34.38.50.66-70 
Extensions - (two or three digits) 86, 102 
External Page Interface (Em) page groups 
7.8. 75, 91 
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FCC Rules and Regulations 
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FFl key - System programming 2-27. 74-78. 
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1’F2 key - Trunk programming 28-33.79.95 
FF3 key - &tension programming 
34-37. 
80.96 
FF4 
key - Ring assignment and Hunt 
Groups 38-41.81.82. 97, 98 
FFS 
key - Flexible feature key assignment 
42-47, 83-86. 99- 102 
FF6 
key - Name assignment 48.49.87.103 
FF7 key - Toll restrictions 50-56.87, 88, 
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FFS 
key - Least Cost Routing 
57-62.88.89. 
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