Panasonic Kx-T123210 Installation Manual

							:.......................until the desired CO number (01 through 12) appears. 
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1.5 set 
2.5 set 
3.5 set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . default (all 12 CO’s) 
4.5 set 
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Description 
The KX-T123210 may require a pause time to 
access Central Office Line or computer accessed 
line. 
The pause time may be changed to 1.5sec, 
2.5sec 3.5sec or4.5sec. 
Programming 
Dial (53). 1. 
2. “Pause Time” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
“CO NO ? 9” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button or dial the CO number 
(01 through 12). 
“CO 01 : 3.5sec” will be displayed and 3.5sec 
will blink. 
4. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
desired time (1.5sec, 2.5sec, 3.5sec, 4.5sec) is 
displayed. 5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
6. 
l To advance to the next CO number, 
press the NEXT button. 
l To return to the previous CO number, 
press the PREV button. 
l To go to the desired CO number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
CO number. 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the 
assignment of the other CO numbers. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-20. 
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							r....‘....‘............- until the desired CO number (01 through 12) appears 
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300ms 
600ms . . . . . default (all 12 CO’s) 
900ms 
1200ms 
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Description 
The timing of the hookswitch flash signal must 
be within the requirements from your Central 
Office. There are four choices available 0.3, 0.6, 
0.9, or 1.2second. 
Programming 
1. Dial (54). 
“Flash Time Set’will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“CO NO ?+” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button or dial the CO number 
(01 through 12). 
“CO 01 : 600ms” will be displayed and 
“600ms” will blink. 
4. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
desired value is displayed. 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 6. 
l To advance to the next CO number, 
press the NEXT button. 
l To return to the previous CO number, 
press the PREV button. 
l To go to the desired CO number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
CO number. 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to set the hookswitch 
timing of the other CO’s, 
8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
Example: 
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Programming Table 
See page 7-20.  
						

							:-.....................-until the desired CO number (01 through 12) appears 
until the desired mode appears 
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: to assign the same on all 12 CO’s 
Description 
To detect that an outside party has hung up and 
then terminated the outside line (after a 
conversation, conference etc.) a CPC signal is 
needed. CPC signal detection can be removed or 
added at customer’s request. 6. l 
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Programming 
To advance to the next CO number, 
press the NEXT button. 
To return to the previous CO number, 
press the PREV button. 
To go to the desired CO number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
CO number. 
Dial (55). 
“CPC Detection” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
“CO NO ? -+” will be displayed. 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. Press the NEXT button or dial the CO number 
(01 through 12). 
“CO 01: 400ms” will be displayed and “400ms” 
will blink. 
Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
desired mode is displayed. 
Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the 
assignment of the other CO’s, 
8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-20. 
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							.‘.....................- until the desired CO number (01 through 12) appears 
until the desired disconnect time appears 
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to assign the same on all 12 CO’s 
Description 
A certain amount of time is needed for an 
outside call to be released, this is necessary so 
that a new call may be attempted after 
disconnecting with the previous call. 
There are two choices available, 1.5 and 4.0 6. 
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seconds. 
The time you select must be longer than the 
requirements from your Central Office or host 
PBX. 
Programming 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. Dial (56). 
“Disconnect Time” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
“CO NO ?+” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button or dial the CO number 
(01 through 12). 
“CO 01 :1.5 set” will be displayed and “1.5 
set” will blink. 
Press the SELECT button to alternate between 
1.5 set and 4.0 sec. 
Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. To advance to the next CO number, 
press the NEXT button. 
To return to the previous CO number, ! 
press the PREV button. 
To go to the desired CO number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
CO number. 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to set the disconnect time 
for the other CO’s 
8. To return to the initial program mode, 
press 
the END button. 
Example: 
04.0 set on all 12 CO’s= 
~56lNEXTIlxllSELECTIl-GzFj~ 
Programming Table 
See page 7-20. 
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							Extension Feature 
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until the desired jack number (01 through 32) appears. 
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A= 111 :extension group l_ ....... default (all 32 jacks) 
G :extension group 8 
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: to assign the same on all 32 jack numbers 
Description 
Enables grouping of extension numbers by rress tne M tMuHY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
department or floor by all extension numbers 
into a-maximum of 8 separate extension groups. 
Each group has access to the “Paging Group” (on 
page 4-24), “Call Hunting” (on page 3-l 5) and 6. 
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l “Dial Call Pickup” (on page 4-l 1) functions. To advance to the next jack number, 
press the NEXT button. 
To return to the previous jack number, 
press the PREV button. 
To go to the desired jack number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
jack number. 
Programming 
Dial (60). 
“Extension Group” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
“Jack NO ? + ” will be displayed. 1. 
2. 
3. 
4. Press the NEXT button or dial the jack 
number (01 through 32 ). 
“#Ol : EXT GRP-1” will be displayed. 
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jack number 
Dial the extension group number 
(1 through 8). 7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the 
assignment of the other jack numbers. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
Conditions 
l When you dial “2 instead of pressing the 
NEXT button at step 3, in case all of 32 jack 
numbers have been programmed to 
extension group 1, “ fi *:EXT GRP-1” will be 
displayed. 
In case each of 32 jack numbers has been 
programmed from extension group 1 to 
extension group 8, “I# *:Confused” will be 
displayed. 
Programming Table 
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							Service Class Selections 
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all calls 
atoll calls 
l local calls (charged) 
l local calls 
l selected area codes 
l local calls (charged) 
l local calls 
5. 
l selected exchange 
codes (charged) 
l local calls Denied 
l international calls 
l international calls 
l any calls other than 
specific area code 
programmed 
l international calls 
atoll calls 
l international calls 
atoll calls 
l any calls other than 
specific exchange codes 
(charged) programmed 
l international calls 
atoll calls 
l locai calls (charged) 
l international calls 
atoll calls 
l local calls (charged) 
l selected exchange codes 
all calls 
For service class 3, up to 20 area codes can be 
selected for use in toll dialing. See “Area Code 
Entry for Class 
3” on page 3-22. 
For service class 5, up to 20 exchange code 
(charged) can be selected for use in local dialing 
(charged). See “Exchange Code Entry for 
Class 5” on page 3-23. 
For service class 7, up to 20 exchange code 
can be selected for no use in local dialing. 
See “Exchange Code Entry for Class 7” on 
page 3-24. 
For an area that uses Area code type as the 
exchange code, up to 20 exchange codes can be 
selected for use in local dialing. See “Exchange 
Code Selection” on page 3-21. 
Programming 
1. Dial (61). 
“Day Toll Restrct” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Jack NO ? + ” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button or dial the jack number 
( 
01 through 32 ). 
“#Ol : Class-l” will be displayed and “1” will 
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jack number blink. 
4. Press the service class number (1 through 8). 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
6. 
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0 To advance to the next jack number, 
press the NEXT button. 
To return to the previous jack number, 
press the PREV button. 
To go to the desired jack number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
jack number. 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the assignment 
on the other jack numbers. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, 
press the END button. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-21. 
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until the desired jack number (01 through 32) appears. 
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C= 111 : service class 1 ....... default (all 32 jacks) 
$J : service class 8 
: to assign the same on all 32 jack numbers 
Description 
Used to prohibit selected extensions from 
making long distance calls during the night 
time. 
Toll restriction can help eliminate telephone 
abuse and contribute to controlling 
telephone costs. 
There are eight service classes available for 
each extension. 
“Area Type Selection” on page 3-18 should be 
set. 
To allow or deny dialing an Operator Call, see 
“CO Operator Call-Boundary Class” on page 
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							 I Service Class Selections 
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1. 
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2. 
Allowed Denied 
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3. 
all calls 
atoll calls 
l local calls (charged) 
l local calls 
l selected area codes 
l local calls (charged) 
l local calls 
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5. l selected exchange 
codes (charged) 
l local calls 
6. 
l local calls 
7. 
many calls other than 
specific exchange 
codes programmed ointernational calls 
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l international calls 
l any calls other than 
specific area code 
programmed 
l international calls 
atoll calls 
l international calls 
l toil calls 
l any calls other than 
specific exchange codes 
(charged) programmed 
l international calls 
atoll calls 
l local calls (charged) 
l international calls 
atoll calls 
l local calls (charged) 
l selected exchange codes 
For service class 3, up to 20 area codes can be 
selected for use in toll dialing. See “Area Code 
Entry for Class 3” on page 3-22. 
For service class 5, up to 20 exchange code 
(charged) can be selected for use in local dialing 
(charged). See “Exchange Code Entry for 
Class 5” on page 3-23. 
For service class 7, up to 20 exchange code 
can be selected for no use in local dialing. 
See “Exchange Code Entry for Class 7” on 
page 3-24. 
For an area that uses area code type as that 
exchange code, up to 20 exchange codes 
can be selected for use in local dialing. See 
“Exchange Code Selection” on page 3-21. 
Programming 
1. Dial (62). 
“Nig Toll Restrct” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Jack NO ?+ “will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button or dial the jack number 
(01 through 32 ). 
“a01 : Class-l” will be displayed and “1”will 
C_jack number blink. 
4. Press the service class number (1 through 8). 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
6. 
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0 To advance to the next jack number, 
press the NEXT button. 
To return to the previous jack number, 
press the PREV button. 
To go to the desired jack number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
jack number. 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the assignment 
on the other jack numbers. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, 
press the END button. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-22. 
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i ........................ Dial (Othrough 9, *or#) 
I.. .................................. until the desired letter appears 
Description 
Each extension can be programmed by name and 
will be displayed on the display phone when 
making or receiving intercom calls. 
Programming 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. Dial (63). 
“Extension Name” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
“Jack NO ? 4” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button or dial jack number 
(01 through 32). 
“fit01 : 
” will be displayed. 
C_jack number 
To program the extension name, 
Q Dial (0 through 9, *or #) 
@ Press the SELECT button until the desired 
letter appears. 
@ Repeat steps @and 0, to program the 
desired name. 
Press the MEMORY button. 7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the other 
The LCD will stop blinking. extension names of jack numbers. 
To advance to the next jack number, 
press the NEXT button. 
To return to the previous jack number, 
press the PREV button. 
To go to the desired jack number, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
jack number. 8. To return to the initial program mode, press the 
END button. 
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