Panasonic Digital Business System Section 300 Installation Guide

							FF9 key - Copy mode 63.89. 105 
FFlO key - System speed dialing 64.65.89. 
105 
FF key code chart 85.86, 101.102 
First attendant 46. 84, 100 
FLASH 3, 74. 90 
FLASH timer (CO line) 
14. 75, 91 
FLASH timer (PDX) 16. 75.91 
Flexible feature 
key assignment 42-44, 
83-86 
Forced verified account code 35.67. 68. 70. 
80.96 
Forced LCR restriction 
35.67. 68. 70, 80. 96 
Fourth attendant 4, 74.90 
Frame loss 25. 76.92 
Frame loss counter 26, 77.93 
Framing format 25. 76, 92 extensions 81. 97 
night I 
n 
rl CO line / pilot extension ring tables u 
81.97 e 
delayed-ring 40. 8 1, 97 
X 
no answer 20, 76, 92 
pilot extension 40. 67. 68. 81. 97 
pilot name 40. 67.68.81.97 
recall timers 
attendant 10, 75. 93 
extension 11. 75. 93 
search methods 4.67.68.81.97 
tables (1 to 8) 38. 40. 8 1. 97 
transfer extension 40.67. 68. 8 1, 97 
transfer timer 40. 8 1. 97 
Hunt Groups 70. 72, 81.82.97.98 
I 
G 
Glare timer 
immediate start 22. 77. 93 
wink start 22. 77. 93 
Group pickup 86. 102 
Guard timer 22. 77. 93 
H 
Headset mode 86. 102 
Hearing-aid compatibihty 109 
HOLD 3. 74.90 
automatic 
exclusive 
system 
HOLD-recall timers 
attendant 8. 75, 91 
extensions 9. 75.91 
Hour 3 
Hunt Groups 
day 
CO line / pilot extension ring tables 
81.97 
delayed-ring 40. 8 1, 97 Idle display / large-display telephone 37. 
80.96 
IDT(intercom dial tone) 37.86. 102 
LDT (laqIedispl& 37 
Incoming calls restriction (TRS) 
5 1,87. 103 
Incoming detection timer 22. 77. 93 
Incoming Diahng Method 27.78.94 
Incoming ground detection timer 
17.75. 91 
Incoming ring 
delay timer 15. 76. 92 
signal pattern 3 1, 76. 92 
timer 14. 76. 92 
Incoming ring 39.81.97 
day rinR 
delayed 
day 
night 
night ring 
Incoming signaDng class 27. 78,94 
Index 111 
Instructions 1. 2. 28. 34, 38. 42. 48. 50. 57.’ 
63. 64. 66. 69. 73, 106. 111 
Intercom 4 
busy tone display / large-display telephone 
37. 80. 96 
115  
						

							call status display (IDT) / large-display 
telephone 37. 80, 96 
dial tone (IDT) 37. 80. 96 
key 86, 102 
off hook display / large-display telephone 
37, 80, 96 
ring signal 81, 97 
transfer 86. 102 
Intercom timers 
attendant 17, 18. 76. 92 
HOLD recall 17. 76. 92 
transfer recall 18. 76. 92 
extensions 18, 19. 76.92 
HOLD recall 18.76.92 
transfer recall 19, 76.92 
Intercom tone 
continuous (SLT FLASH control) 3, 74. 90 
International call (TRS) 51.87. 103 
J. K 
Key 
Plan 34. 38. 48. 66. 69. 70. 71 
Key bank (automatic) HOLD 3.74.90 
L 
Large-display telephones 4.36, 37, 74. 80. 
87.96, 103 
LCR 
add table 57. 62. 89. 105 
area codes/office codes 57. 58.88, 104 
delete table 57. 62, 89. 105 
forced 35. 67. 68, 70. 80. 96 
office codes/special area codes 57. 59, 88. 
104 
time bands 88. 104 
time priority tables 57. 58. 60, 88. 104 
trunk groups 57.60.61,88, 104 
trunk ports 88. 104 
LCR (Least Cost Routing) 28.57-62.86. 102 
Least Cost Routing (LCR) 28. 57-62, 86. 102 
Line coding format 24. 25, 77. 78. 93. 94 
Lockout code 35. 67.68. 70.74.90 Long-distance calls 5. 74. 90 
Loop keys hmlti-liue) 43.83.99 n 
. 
hop start, ground start, or DID truuk cards d 
32. 76, 92 e 
Loop start trunk card 32, 76.92 
X 
M 
MC0 45.46.84.85. 100, 101 
Meet-me answer 86. 102 
Message 
waiting 86. 102 
answer 
cancel 
set 
Mmltes 3.74.90 
ML/EL keys 83.99 
ML/MC0 separation 37.80.96 
Month 3.74.90 
Multi-line key assigument 43.44.70. 72, 
83.99 
Multiple DID 5. 74.90 
Mute key 86. 102 f- 
N 
n 
Name and message storing 48.49.87. 103 
Name assignment 48.49.87. 103 
Network sync source recovery timer 
22. 
76, 92 
wiw 
automatic switch 8 
/day 82.84.98. 100 
delayed-ring tables 82. 98 
key 86,102 
ring 39.75.91 
TRS 55.86 
all extensions 55.88 
Non-appearance CO line HOLD (exclusive/ 
. 
system) 3.74.90 
Number of channels used 24. 25. 77.93 
f 
116  
						

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Off hook signal (CO line) 36.80.96 
Office codes 
LCR 57.58 
TRS 50. 52. 56 
OHCA answerback 49. 87. 103 
Onhook transfer 3, 74.90 
One-touch dialing 3.74.90 
Operating mode during alarm condition 
24, 25. 77. 78, 93. 94 
OrQinal forms 1.2.28. 34, 38. 42, 48. 50. 
57. 63. 64.66.69. 73, 106. 111 
Outbound ground detection timer 17. 75.9 1 
Outgoing signaBn% class 27.78.94 
Outpulse delay timer 22. 77, 93 
Out of sync 25.26.77,78.93,94 
Overrides TRS (allows SSD) 3.74.90 
P 
c 1 
Page groups (00 to 07) 
extensions 36.67.68. 72.86 
relay 7. 8. 75. 91 
Page zones 70.84.85. 100, 101 
Page call display/large-display telephone 37 
Pa@qj duration 5.74.90 
Parity check (SMDR) 5.74.90 
Park-H&I 
key 
retrieve 84,85, 100, 101 
Park-HOLD recall timers 
attendant 11, 75. 91 
extensions 12, 75.91 
Pause (automatic after dialing 1 to 9,OI 6. 
7, 75. 91 
Pause-timer (automatic) 13. 75. 91 
PBX 
access codes 5. 6. 75. 91 
FLASH timer 16.75.91 
Permanent call forward 37.67.68. 70.80.96 
extension 37, 67.68. 70, 80. 96 
Personal speed dial (PSD) 36.43.49.64.65. 
86,89. 102. 105 
Photocopying 1 I 
Wet extension (Hunt Group) 40. 81.82.97, n 
98 d 
Pooled trunk access (MCO) group settings e 
(9, 81 to 86) 28, 31. 86. 102 X 
Ports 70 
Pre-programmed codes 45.46. 83-85, 99- 10 1 
Reface 1 
Prime line preference 35.67. 68. 70.86. 102 
Private line port number 3 
1 
Product SafetJr 110 
Programming addresses - FFl to FFlO Keys 
2-105 
PSD 
name 
assignment (90 to 99) 49.87. 103 
names - large display 
PSD (personal speed dial) 36.43.49.64.65. 
86.89. 102. 105 
Pulse or DTMF dial 31. 76. 92 
99 R 
Radio interference 
110 
RAl-A baud rate switch 5.74.90 
RAI-B baud rate switch 4. 74.90 
Recall timers 2. 8-12, 38. 75, 
91 
Red alarm counter 22.77.93 
Red alarm detection timer 24.26, 77, 78. 
93.94 
Red alarm recovery detection timer 
24.26. 
77, 78, 93. 94 
Red alarm relay control 25.77.93 
Redial 3. ?4 
Registering equipment 107 
Relay (page groups) 7.8. 75. 
91 
Release acknowledge timer 22.77.93 
Remote 
loopback detection 24.25. 77.78. 
93.94 
Remote Maintenance Code 
19. 75.91 
Responsibility of Manufacturer of 
Registered Equipment 
109 
Restriction on maximum digits dialed 5 1. 
87, 103 
Reversion timer (attendant) 
12. 75  
						

							Ring assignment and Hunt Groups 38.39. 
81. 82. 97, 98 
Ring assignments 38.40.67.68, 70, 81.82, 
97.98 
Rw? signal 
delay timer 14, 75, 91 
incoming 31. 76. 92 
pilot number and CO line 39.8 1.97 
Ring timer (incoming) 14.81.97 
Ringback tone with busy signal 37.67.68. 
80.96 
Ringback transmission 27, 78.94 
Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) 107 
Ringing Une preference 36. 67. 68, 70. 80. 
96 
S 
Save/repeat 86. 102 
dial 
store 
Second attendant 4. 46. 74.90 
Signal loss counter 
25.26. 77, 78.93. 94 
Single line telephone (SLT) 
3. 14, 74. 75. 
90.91 
Slip counter 24. 26, 77. 78. 93.94 
SLT 
FLASH control 3, 74.90 
hook flash 37.67.68.70.80.96 
onhook FLASH timer 14. 75.91 
SLT (single line telephone) 3. 14. 74. 75. 
90.91 
SLT DISA ringing pattern 5.74.90 
SMDR 
baud rate 5. 74. 90 
data length 5, 74. 90 
print mode 1 5.74.90 
print mode 2 (long distance/local calls) 
5. 
74. 90 
print mode 3 (titles and TN data) 
5. 74. 90 
printout/incoming calls 36. 67. 68, 70 
stop-bit length 3. 5. 74. 90 
timer 16/30 3. 74.90 
lTY parity check 4, 74. 90 TTY parity type 4.74.90 
Software versions 1 
1.0. 2.0 - B card 
3.0. 3.1 - A card 
Special area codes 
LCR 57. 59,88,89. 104. 105 
TRS 50. 53, 56.87. 88. 103. 104 
Special office codes 
LCR 57,59,88,89, 104, 105 
TRS 50. 53. 56.87. 88. 103. 104 
Speed dial list 48.64.65.89. 105 
Splash tone 
busy override 4. 74. 90 
voice call 4. 74, 90 
SSD 
display mode 3.74.90 
name assignment (00 to 89) / large-display 
telephones 4, 49. 87. 103 
toll restriction override 3, 74.90 
SSD (system speed dial) 2.3.4.48.49. 64, 
65. 74. 86. 89. 90. 102. 105 
Stacked calls (attendant overflow) 4.74.90 
Station lockout code 35.67.68.70.86. 102 
Stored codes 21 
Snbmodes 2.34 
Summary 
key plan 71.72 
Synchronization setting 
first sync source 22.76.92 
second sync source 22.76.92 
third sync source 22. 76, 92 
Sync loss counter 25, 26. 77. 78. 93.. 94 
System HOLD 3.74.90 
System programming 2-27. 76.92 
ID code 21. 75.91 
System size 2 1. 76.92 
System speed dial (SSD) 
2.3.4.48.49, 64. 
65, 74. 86, 89. 90, 102. 105 
T 
Tl alarm 
keys 43.44.86. 102 
Tl port class 
station 37. 80. 96 
trunk 33.79.95 I 
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							Talk back key 86, 102 
Telephone types 34.35.80.96 
Telephone line system (trunk type) 
3 1. 76. 
92 
Third attendant 4. 74. 90 
Time 2. 3. 74. 90 
Time bands (LCR) 59, 88, 104 
Time priority tables (LCR) 57. 58. 60. 88. 
104 
Timers 
attendant 
HOLD-recall 8, 75. 91 
Hunt Group recall 10, 75, 91 
intercom 
HOLD-recall 17, 75. 91 
transfer-recall 18. 75. 91 
park-HOLD recall 11.75.9 1 
reversion 12. 75, 9 1 
transfer-recall 9. 75. 9 1 
automatic pause timer 13.75.91 
call forward/no answer 16.75.91 
CO he FLASH 13. 75.91 
dial pause 15.75, 91 
DISA end 32.76. 92 
DISA start 32, 76, 92 
extensions 
HOLD-recall 8, 75. 92 
Hunt Group recall 10. 75. 92 
intercom 
HOLD-recall 18. 75. 91 
transfer-recall 18. 75, 9 1 
incoming ground detection 17. 75. 91 
incoming ring delay 15. 75. 9 1 
outbound ground detection 
17. 75.9 1 
PBX FIASH 16.75.91 
SLT onhook FLASH 14.75.91 
trunk disconnect 32, 76. 92 
unsupervised conference talk-time 13. 75, 
91 
Wink start (DID) 
32, 76, 92 
Titles 5, 74. 90 
Toll Restriction System (TRS) 
3, 50-56. 67, 
68. 87. 88. 103. 104 
Tone busy (voice mail) 4, 74. 90 
Tone call 3.86. 102 Tone pattern (incoming ring signal) 3 1. 76. 
92 L 
Transfer extension (attendant) 4. 74: 90 d 
Transfer-recall timers e 
X attendant 9. 75. 91 
extension 10.75.91 
TRS 
area codes/of&e codes 50, 52. 87.88, 
103. 104 
block mode/area codes (1 to 4) 
:,I,c COR types (3 to 61 56. 88, 104 
block mode/of&e codes (5 to 8) 
COR types (3 to 6) 56.88. 104 
block mode/special area office codes 
(13 to 16) 56, 88, 104 
COR types (3 to 6) 56, 88, 104 
block mode/special office codes (9 to 12) 
COR types (3 to 6) 56.88, 104 
COR 70.87.88, 103. 104 
day assignment 50. 55. 67. 68. 88, 104 
international calIs 5 1.87, 103 
night assignment 50. 55.67.68.88, 104 
override 3.87.88. 103. 104 
special area code table 50, 53.87. 103 
TRS (toll restriction system) 3. 50-56. 67. 
68, 87, 88. 103. 104 
Trunk class 24.25.77.93 
Tmnk mode 27.78.94 
-PO- 
queueing 86. 102 
Trunk selection 32.79. 95 
Tnmk-to-trunk conferencing (unsupervised) 
2. 13. 31, 75, 76.91.92 
Trunk type 26.78,94 
disconnect timer 32. 76. 92 
features list 28.31-33, 76. 92 
LCR 
group order 61, 89. 105 
group settings 28.88,89. 104. 105 
group tables 60. 61. 88.89. 104, 105 
lines 28.76.92 
names 29.30. 49. 87. 103 
port lists 28-30.76.92 
port settings 31. 32. 76. 92 
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							piogramrning 28-33 I 
setting 3 n 
. 
types (CO line/PBX line) 3 1, 76.92 d 
use 31. 76. 92 e 
lTY data 5.74.90 i 
U 
UNA (Universal Night Answer) 7. 75.91 
Unattended (unsupervised) conference 2. 
13. 31. 35. 67. 68, 75, 76, 91, 92 
Universal Night Answer (UNA) riug pattern 
7. 75, 91 
Unsupervised conference 
extension capability 35. 75. 91 
talk-time 2, 13. 75.91 
trunk capability 2, 3 1. 76. 92 
V 
Verified Account Codes 8.75.91 
Verified Account Code Toll Restriction 8, 
75.91 
Voice call 3. 74. 86.90. 102 
Voice mail (busy tone) 4. 74. 90 
W 
Whk signal start detection timer 22.77.93 
Wink start timer @ID) 32.79.95 
n 
Yellow alarm couuter 25.26. 77. 78.93.94 
Yellow alarm detection timer 24.26.77. 78. 
93.94 
Yellow alarm notification 24.26.77.78.93, 
94 
Yellow alarm recovery detection timer 24, 
!’ 
26. 77. 78. 93. .94 
Yellow alarm relay control 25. 77.93 
Year 3.74.90 
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Operation 
Section 700  
						

							FCC Warning 
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and, if not installed 
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio comrnu- 
nications. This equipment 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 interference, in which case the user 
at his own expense will be required to take necessary measures to correct the interference. 
Battery Recycling Statement 
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The following statement applies if you purchased backup batteries with your system. 
The product you have purchased contains rechargeable batteries. The- batteries are recycla- 
ble. At the end of their useful life, under various state and local laws, it may be illegal to dis- 
pose of these batteries into the municipal waste stream. Check with your local solid waste 
officials for details on recycling options or proper disposal. 
The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be 
construed as a commitment by the Panasonic Communications & Systems Company (PCSC). 
PCSC reserves the right, without notice, to make changes to equipment design as advances in 
engineering and manufacturing methods warrant. 
The software and hardware described in this document may be used or copied only in accordance 
with the terms of the license pertaining to said software or hardware. 
Reproduction, publication, or duplication of this manual, or any part thereof, in any manner, 
mechanically, electronically, or photographically, is prohibited without permission of the 
Panasonic Communications & Systems Company (PCSC). 
@Copyright 1993 by Panasonic Communications & Systems Company 
All rights reserved.  
						

							About This Manual 
Software Versions Covered by This Manual 
This manual covers all versions of CPC-A and CPC-B software through CPC-B 
Version 4.0. 
Differences in feature availability or operation are noted within each feature 
description. 
If you are using this manual for a single DBS system, make note of its software 
version in the following table. This note may be referenced by technicians or owners 
of the system. 
SofrWare version information for systems shipped with this document 
CPC Model: Software Version: 
Organization 
This manual contains detailed descriptions of DBS features. The feature descriptions 
are organized according to the following categories: 
Feature Categories 
System Features Description 
System Features are either available on a system-wide basis 
or aid in the overall administration of the DBS. 
Attendant Features Attendant Features assist the attendant in serving as a central 
answering point. In addition, attendant features also provide 
special capabilities for monitoring and programming 
extensions. 
Key Telephone Features Key Telephone Features are available to DBS key phones. 
DBS key phones are proprietary digital sets that provide 
feature access through a combination of feature keys and 
access codes. 
Digital Single-Line Telephone DSLT Features are available to Digital Single-Line 
(DSLT) Features Telephones. DSLTs provide digital audio quality and limited 
feature key access in a single-lute set. 
Single Line Telephone 
Features SLT Features are available to industry-standard 2500 sets. 
Since SLTs are not equipped with feature keys, most features 
are accessed by using the dialpad and/or’ the switchhook.  
						

							Purpose 
The purpose of this manual is to provide an overview of feature operation and 
requirements. Where applicable, the following types of information are provided for 
each feature. 
Types of information 
Description 
Operation Purpose 
The Description section provides an overview of how the 
feature works and, in some cases, what it is typically used for. 
The Operation section includes step-by-step instructions on 
how to use the feature. 
Hardware Requirements This section lists any special hardware that is required to use 
the feature. 
Related Programming 
Considerations The Related Programming section lists the programming 
subsystems associated with the feature. 
This section provides details on feature interactions and 
limitations. 
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