Panasonic Digital Business System Section 700 Feature Operation Manual

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Lucent (AT&T) 5ESS
 CO Type (1)  5ESS
-  ISDN International Code Deduct   0  1  1
  
-  Set to (1) to deduct  0  1  1
  from the CO Setup message.
Nortel (NT) DMS100
CO Type (3) DMS100  (This is the default setting.)
The ISDN PRI provides a flexible method of providing access to the Public 
Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). Because of the many ways that the CO 
can configure an ISDN span, it is essential that the DBS configuration and 
the provisioning of the CO are compatible. The following tables identify the 
critical parameters that must be set for proper operation. These tables also 
provide a list of information that must be gathered on the CO, as well as the 
type of information that the CO needs to know about the DBS system.  
#Info Needed from COComments (examples)
1 Manufacture of CO and 
software load5E11 (5ESS with load 11), DMS-100 with NA008
2 Is local dialing 7 digits, 10 
digits or a combination?
3 For long distance dialing, 
does the CO want to see the 
leading  1
 ?
4 For international dialing, 
does the CO want to see the 
leading  0  1  1
  ? 0  1  1
   -(15-digit number) or (15-digit number)
#Typical Info for COComments (examples)
1 Installation Address
2 Is this a new installation?
3 Extended wiring beyond 
phone room?
4 Main phone number of 
installation
5 Contact person for installa-
tion
Contact for order informa-
tion
---, or
-- 
						

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6 Billing name
7 Billing address
8 Long distance Carrier 
InterLATA (PIC)Identifies the carrier who will provide long 
distance access.
9 Long distance Carrier 
(IntraLATA) (LPIC)Identifies the carrier who provides access for con-
nections that are not local but are still within the 
local LATA.
1
0Request date of installation
1
1Facility type ISDN PRI
1
2Facility quantity 1 or 2 spans
NOTE: The following items must be provided on a per span basis.
1
3Signaling code DS-1 (1.544 Mbps)
1
4Line coding B8ZS (Binary 8 Zero Substitution)
1
5Framing Format ESF (Extended Superframe)
1
6Bearer configuration Voice or Voice/Data
1
7Quantity of B (bearer) 
channels23B + 1D  - Max. setting (must have 1 D channel)
Or  XB + 1D  where X is 1-23 for a fractional span
1
8Call type  Two Way
1 Quantity of phone numbers A block of 20 numbers is generally assigned.
9
Note: With DID, the total number of telephones 
will exceed the total number of B channels.
2
0Number of incoming digits 
to CPE (Customer Premise 
Equipment - DBS)Select 4 digits.  Used with DID
2
1ISDN PRI Protocol 5ESS Custom, DMS-100 Custom (NTNAPRI) or 
4ESS
2
2Glare Resolution CPE yield to CO
2
3Channel selection used by 
COHigh-to-Low B-channel selection
#Typical Info for COComments (examples) 
						

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Note:
 If two spans are implemented, each span has a separate D channel (D 
channel sharing is NOT permitted). 2
4Source of Calling Party 
NumberThe CO must source the Calling Party Number.
2
5Service Options ANI - Automatic Numbering Indication
Hunt group - 
MegaCom -only for 4ESS operation
#Typical Info for COComments (examples) 
						

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CPC-EX Version 2.3.2
This section contains the CPC-EX Version 2.32 updates for the Panasonic 
DBS Digital Business System. It provides a description of each of the 
changes made to the Panasonic DBS Digital Business System software and 
hardware included in the system.
Affected Items
The following hardware and software is affected:
VB-43415 with CPC-EX/BPU
VB-43415/A with CPC-EX/NPU
Feature Changes
Summary
 Transfer Ringing heard During External Call Forward - No Answer on 
ISDN
 Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) not Printing Long Distance 
Calls
 Caller-ID Automatic Number Identification (ANI) is not Sent to the 
Applications Programming Interface (API) when the Incoming Trunk is 
ISDN
 SLTA Repeating Digits
 Call Forward Outside Call was Recalled After Recall Timer expired
 System Speed Bins 257-500 Unavailable
Change Details
Transfer Ringing heard During External Call Forward - No Answer on 
ISDN
In the previous versions, if an incoming ISDN call was transferred to a station 
that was Call Forward Outside, the called party only heard transfer ringing 
when the outgoing call from the call forwarded station was answered. The 
calling party heard talking and transfer ringing. This problem is fixed in 
version 2.32
Programming Considerations
None 
						

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Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) not Printing Long Distance 
Calls
Previously if FF1 2# 2# 7# was set for long distance only, when a long 
distance call was placed, it was not recorded by SMDR. SMDR now correctly 
prints out long distance calls.
Programming Considerations
FF1 2# 2# 7#
Caller-ID Automatic Number Identification (ANI) is not Sent to the 
Applications Programming Interface (API) when the Incoming Trunk is 
ISDN
In previous versions, Caller-ID (ANI) information was not sent to the API 
when the incoming trunk was ISDN. In this release, the Caller-ID (ANI) 
information is sent to the API.
Programming Considerations
None
SLTA Repeating Digits 
Repeating digits were sent when an SLTA was used on a T1 circuit to call 
another T1-Network node, or to call out of another T1 node to a CO. If an 
SLTA was used, to call on a T1 circuit, to another node or out of another node 
to a CO trunk, once the call was established, if digits were sent from the 
SLTA, the digits would be repeated.
Example
: If you dial 12345 from an SLT, the called party receives 
1122334455)
This problem is corrected with this release.
Programming Considerations
None
Call Forward Outside Call was Recalled After Recall Timer expired
Previously, if an incoming call was transferred from Station A to Station B 
(which was set for Call Forward Outside), the following events occurred-- 
when Station As Call Forward No Answer Timer expired (after the call was 
established with an outside CO), the outside connection was terminated, and 
the call was recalled to Station A. This problem is resolved in this version.
Programming Considerations
None 
						

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System Speed Bins 257- 500 Unavailable
Previously, if a System Speed Dial (SSD) number of 257 or greater was used, 
System Speed Dial numbers 001 through 256 were reprogrammed. System 
Speed Dial Bins 257 - 500 are now available.
Programming Considerations
None 
						

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A
Absence message
attendant control 3-7
DSLT 5-4
key telephone 4-3
SLT 6-3
Account codes
non-verified 4-3
verified 4-4
Alarm
DSLT 5-33
key telephone 4-85
Alternate attendant 3-3
Answer supervision for voice mail 4-6
Attendant Features
Voice Mail Transfer Key 4-98
Attendant features 3-1
absence message control 3-7
alternate attendant 3-3
assignment of speed dialing 3-3
busy override 3-4
call park 3-5
dial 0 for attendant 4-42, 5-23, 6-21
dial tone disable 3-12, 4-44, 5-24, 6-22
DND control 3-7
DSS/72 3-13
feature package 3-10
groups of attendants 3-11
headset operation 3-17
one-touch voice mail transfer 3-18
station lockout code assignment 3-21
system time and date control 3-22
text assignment 3-8
traffic measurement 3-24
walking class of service confirmation 3-25
Auto
day mode 4-7
set relocation 4-9
Auto Redial 4-6
B
Background music 4-11Barge into busy line 6-5
Barge-In for Direct Lines 4-6
Battery backup 4-12
Blind transfer
DSLT 5-16
key telephone 4-25
SLT 6-14
Busy override
attendant 3-4
DSLT 5-6
SLT 6-5
C
Call
coverage groups 4-8
duration display 4-9
forward ID code for voice mail 4-13
forwarding
attendant control 3-7
DSLT 5-7
key telephone 4-11
SLT 6-6
hold
DSLT 5-11
key telephone 4-17
SLT 6-10
park
attendant 3-5
DSLT 5-12
key telephone 4-21
SLT 6-11
pickup
direct 4-22, 6-12
DSLT 5-14
group 6-13
key telephone 4-22, 4-24
SLT 6-12
transfer
DSLT 5-16
key telephone 4-25
SLT 6-14
waiting
DSLT 5-19
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Index Section 700 - Operation
key telephone 4-29
SLT 6-17
Call waiting/OHVA text reply 4-32
Callback request
DSLT 5-29
key telephone 4-68
Caller ID 4-14, 4-15
Camp-on
DSLT 5-21
key telephone 4-37
SLT 6-19
Centrex/PBX compatibility 4-16
Circular hunting 4-47
Class of service, station 4-45
CO line key trunk access 4-38
Conference calls
DSLT 5-22
key telephone 4-39
SLT 6-20
Coverage groups 4-8
D
Date, system 3-22
Day mode, auto 4-7
Delayed ringing
DID 4-18
key telephone 4-42
Dial 0 for attendant
DSLT 5-23
key telephone 4-42
SLT 6-21
Dial tone disable 3-12, 4-44, 5-24, 6-22
Dialing, onhook 5-32
DID 4-16
delayed ringing 4-18
night ringing assignment 4-17
text name assignment 4-19
Digital single line telephone
see DSLT features 5-1
Digital telephone features
see Key telephone features 4-1
Direct call pickup
DSLT 5-14
key telephone 4-22
SLT 6-12
Direct inward dialingsee DID 4-16
Direct inward system access
see DISA 4-20
Direct line appearances 4-60, 4-62
Direct Line Barge In 4-6
Direct trunk access
DSLT 5-24
key telephone 4-24
SLT 6-23
DISA 4-20
Distinctive ringing 4-24
Distributed hunting 4-49
DND
attendant control 3-7
DSLT 5-25
key telephone 4-45
SLT 6-23
DNIS text name assignment 4-19
Do-not-disturb
see DND 5-25
Door box 4-27
DP to DTMF signal conversion 4-29
DP/DTMF stations 4-29
DSLT features 5-1
absence message 5-4
blind transfer 5-16
busy override 5-6
call forwarding 5-7
call hold 5-11
call park 5-12
call pickup 5-14
call transfer 5-16
call waiting 5-19
camp-on 5-21
conference calls 5-22
dial 0 for attendant 5-23
direct call pickup 5-14
direct trunk access 5-24
DND 5-25
group call pickup 5-15
illustration 5-3
intercom calling 5-26
last number redial 5-27
meet-me answer 5-28
message waiting/callback request 5-29
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Section 700 - Operation Index
onhook dialing 5-32
personal speed dialing 5-35
pooled trunk access 5-32
reminder call 5-33
saved number redial 5-34
screened transfer 5-17
speed dialing 5-35
system speed dial 5-37, 6-33
DSS/72 3-13
DSS/BLF line appearances 4-60, 4-61
DTMF to DP signal conversion 4-29
DTMF/DP stations 4-29
Duration display 4-9
E
EM/24 console 4-47
Exclusive hold 4-17
Extension relocation 4-9
F
FF key extender 4-47
FF keys
see Key telephone features 4-47
Flexible function keys
see FF keys 4-47
Forwarding
DSLT 5-7
key telephone 4-11
SLT 6-6
G
Group call pickup
DSLT 5-15
key telephone 4-24
SLT 6-13
H
Handsfree
answerback 4-54
operation 4-55
Headset operation
attendant 3-17
key telephone 4-55
HoldDSLT 5-11
exclusive 4-17
key telephone 4-17
SLT 6-10
system 4-18
Hunt groups
all versions 4-46
CPC-B 2.0 and higher 4-49
distributed 4-49
longest idle 4-49
terminal 4-47
terminal (CPC-B 2.0 and higher) 4-49
Hunting priority for VAUs 4-30
I
Independent timers
call forwarding-no answer 4-32
CO delayed ring 4-32
extension delayed ring 4-32
hunt group-no answer 4-32
Intercom calling
DSLT 5-26
key telephone 4-56
SLT 6-25
K
Key telephone features 4-1
absence message 4-3
Auto Redial 4-6
blind transfer 4-25
call coverage groups 4-8
call duration display 4-9
call forwarding 4-11
call hold 4-17
call park 4-21
call pickup 4-22
call transfer 4-25
call waiting 4-29
call waiting/OHVA text reply 4-32
camp-on 4-37
CO line key trunk access 4-38
conference calls 4-39
delayed ringing 4-42
dial 0 for attendant 4-42
direct call pickup 4-22 
						

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Index Section 700 - Operation
direct line appearances 4-62
direct trunk access 4-24
DND 4-45
DSS/BLF appearances 4-61
EM/24 console 4-47
exclusive hold 4-17
FF keys 4-47
group call pickup 4-24
handsfree answerback 4-54
handsfree operation 4-55
headset operation 4-55
illustration 4-3
intercom calling 4-56
last number redial 4-59
line appearances 4-60
meet-me answer 4-67
message waiting/callback request 4-68
ML/MCO separation 4-66
multi-CO (MCO) appearances 4-63
multi-line (ML) appearances 4-65
non-appearing outside lines 4-70
offhook signaling 4-71
OHVA 4-72
one-touch keys 4-74
one-touch voice mail access 4-78
onhook dialing 4-81
personal speed dialing 4-88
pooled trunk access 4-81
prime line preference 4-83
private line 4-84
reminder call 4-85
ringing line preference 4-87
saved number redial 4-87
screened transfer 4-27
speed dial linking 4-94
speed dialing 4-88
station lockout 4-96
system hold 4-18
system speed dialing 4-92
trunk-to-trunk transfer 4-97
L
Last number redial
DSLT 5-27
key telephone 4-59
SLT 6-26LCR 4-33
Least cost routing
see LCR 4-33
Line appearances
direct 4-62
direct line 4-60
DSS/BLF 4-60
key telephone 4-60
multi-CO 4-60
multi-CO (MCO) 4-63
multi-line (ML) 4-60, 4-65
non-appearing outside line 4-70
List of features 1-1
Lockout for extension 4-96
Longest idle hunting 4-49
M
Maintenance
remote 4-42
remote programming mode 4-42
remote programming using PCAS 4-44
Meet-me answer
DSLT 5-28
key telephone 4-67
SLT 6-27
Message waiting/callback request
DSLT 5-29
key telephone 4-68
SLT 6-28
Messages
playing 4-66
recording 4-66
using two 4-66
ML/MCO separation 4-66
Multi-CO (MCO) appearances 4-60, 4-63
Multi-line (ML) appearances 4-60, 4-65
Music
background 4-11
on hold 4-34
N
Naming trunks 4-62
Night
mode 4-35
ringing assignment, DID 4-17