Panasonic Kx-T123210 Installation Manual

							EIA SIGNALS: 
Frame Ground (FG); 
Connects to the unit frame and the earth ground 
conductor of the AC power cord. 
Transmitted Data (TXD);..................(output) 
Conveys signals from the unit to the printer. A 
“Mark” condition is held unless data or BREAK 
signals are being transmitted. 
Received Data (R)(D);. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(input) 
Conveys signals from the printer. 
Request To Send (RTS);...................(output) 
This lead is held ON whenever DSR is ON. 
Clear To Send (CTS);..................... ..(input) 
An ON condition of circuit CTS indicates that the 
printer is ready to receive data from the unit. The 
unit dose not attempt to transfer data or receive 
data when circuit CTS is OFF. 
Data Set Ready (DSR);.......................(input) 
An On condition of circuit DSR indicates the 
printer is ready. Circuit DSR ON does not indicate 
that communication has been established with 
the printer. 
Signal Ground (SG); 
Connects to the DC ground of the unit for all 
interface signal. 
Data Terminal Ready (DTR)...............(output) 
This signal line is turned ON by the unit to indicate 
that it is ON LINE. Circuit DTR ON does not 
indicate that communication has been 
established with the printer. It is switched OFF 
when the unit is OFF LINE. 
Data Carrier Detect (DCD)..................(input) 
The ON condition is an indication to data terminal 
(DTE) that the carrier signal is being received. 
1. If the Panasonic printer which is used has a (KX-PI 1D or KX-P17) board and is connected to the 
KX-T123210, set the communication parameters below. 
KX-Pll D KX- P17 
KX-T123210 
DIP switch Setting DIP switch 
Setting 
Word length 
7 bit (default) SWl-1 ON SWl-4 ON 
SWl-5 
Parity Program to “EVEN” SWl-2 
ON OFF 
(See page 3-32) SWl-3 
ON SWl-6 
OFF 
SWl-5 ON 
Baud Rate 12008 (default) SWl-6 OFF SWl-1 
OFF 
SWl-7 OFF SWl-2 
OFF 
SWl-8 OFF SWl-3 
ON 
Protocol XON / XOFF mode 
only SW2-8 OFF SWl-8 
ON , 
2. If the Panasonic data terminal is a KX-D4985 or KX-D4920 and is connected to the KX-Tl23210, the default 
value of communication parameter is the same as that of the KX-Tl23210. 
If the KX-D4910D is connected to the KX-T123210, set the baud rate of the KX-D4910D to 1200 baud, the 
other default value is the same as that of the KX-T123210. 
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							Paging jack 1 
Speaker Use an RCA connector. 
l Output impedance: 
6OOfl 
Amplifier 
Paging equipment 1 
Speaker 
/  Use shielded cable. 
Paging equipment 2 Pa\ging jack 2 
l 
Use a two- 
conductor plug 
(9/64 inch in diameter) 
l Input impedance 
5kfl 
0 Input Level 
-1OdBm 
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EXT MUSIC Jack 
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							PROGRAMMING 
To activate this system, the requirements from telephone company and the customer must be programmed once 
the Power Switch has been turned on. 
1. At extension connected to jack number 01: All system 
4. 
programming changes (example : system clear, 
5. 
toll restriction, system speed dialing entry...) are 
done through extension connected to jack 
number 01. 
l Extension connected to jack number 01 must 
always be a Panasonic model, KX-Tl23230. 
2. System Program Switch setting: 
The System Program Switch located on the 
KX-T123210 must be set to the “PITS” 
(Proprietary Integrated Telephone System) 
position while making program changes. After 
all programming changes are completed, return 
the program switch to the “SET” position. 
3. Overlay: 
This overlay is used for programming the 
system and the program function names are 
inscribed on this card, Refer to page 3-2. 
4. Before system programming, operate the 
system clear to set to the default data of the 
program. See page 3-78. 
System Clear: 
Set the System Program Switch of the 
KX-T123210 to the “PITS” position. 
Dial (99). 
“System Clear” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
“Menu: All Para” is displayed. Press the MEMORY button to clear system. 
To return to the initial program mode, press the 
END button. 
0 The following parameters are preset as the default 
data. 
System parameters 
CO parameters 
Extension parameters 
DSS parameters 
Speed call 
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							When the System Program Switch on the KX-T123210 is set to the “PITS” position, the operation of the 
KX-T123230 connected to jack number 01 will change as follows. 
PAUSE button I 
+ button 
Overlay 
 + button CLEAR button 
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PROGRAMMABLE 
FEATURE button 
- LIQUID CRYSTAL 
Display (LCD) 
CENTRAL OFFICE (CO) 
AUTO/M EMORY button 
PREVIOUS button SELECT button 
FLASH button ICM (SECRET) button 
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							1. Turn the Power Switch to ON. 
2. Set the System Program Switch to “PITS” position. 
The LCD on the KX-T123230 will show “SYS-PGM NO ?-I’. 
o Be sure the handset of the extension connected to jack number 
01 is in the cradle and the speakerphone button off. 
3. To program automatic line access number 9 and the phone 
number 987-654-3210 into speed access code 00. (Refer to 
page 3-5.) 
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1 
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2 
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3 
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4 
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5 
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6 
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7 
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8 
KX-Tl23230 at extension connected to jack number 01. 
(Extension connected to jack number 01 must be a 
KX-T123230.1 
Dial (01) or press the 
Auto button. 
Press the NEXT button. 
Dial (00) or press the 
NEXT button. 
0 Dial “9”. 
@ Press “ - ” button. 
0 Dial “987”. 
@ Press “ - ” button. 
($ Dial “654”. 
@ Press “ - ” button. 
0 Dial “3210”. 
Press the MEMORY 
button. Display 
l If nothing is stored in 
access code “OO”, 
00: Not Stored 
l If already stored the 
automatic line access 
number 9 and the phone 
number 123-456-7890, 
l To program the next access code, press the NEXT 
button. 
l To program a desired access code, press the SELECT 
button and dial speed access code. 
4. Return the System Program Switch to “SET” position. 
0 To make program change, start from the beginning. 
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While programming if a mistake is made, 
1. Press the “END” button. 
2. Start programming procedure from the 
beginning. 
l You will hear a beep after pressing the 
MEMORY button. 
l The MEMORY indicator light will go on 
when the MEMORY button is pressed, 
and then the Indicator light will go out 
when the NEXT or PREV button is pressed.  
						

							System Feature 
: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ enter the year with 2 digits. 
18)k/ :1987 year 
I . . .._. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
until the 
desired month is 
displayed 
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enter the day with 1 or 2 digits 
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until the desired day of the 
week is displayed 
i”“‘.“’ enter the hour with 1 or 2 digits 
: :““- enter the minutes with 2 digits 
: : 
: 
i ;.- until the desired AM/PM is 
: : 
: : 
: : : displayed 
: : : 
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: : 
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Description 
Entry of the current day, date and time. 
Programming 
7. Press the m button. “12:OO AM” will be 
i 
1. Dial(OO). 
2. “Day/Time Set” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
3. “87Jan.l THU” will be displayed and “87” 
will blink. 
Enter the year (last 2 digits) using the dialing 
button. 
4. 
Press the m button and then repeat 
pressing the SELECT button until the desired 
montn Is arsprayea. 
5. 
Press the @ button and then enter the day 
with 1 or 2 digits. 
6. 
Press the m button and then repeat 
pressing the SELECT button until the desired 
day of the week is displayed. displayed. 
8. Enter the hour with 1 or 2 digits. 
9. Press the m button and then enter the 
minute with 2 digits. 
10. 
11. 
12. Press the m button and then repeat 
pressing the SELECT button until the desired 
AM/PM is displayed. 
Press the MEMORY button. 
To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. - 
Con1 dition 
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0 
3-4 
If m button is pressed, the display will 
return to the previous sequence in the 
programming step. 
Instantly after pressing the MEMORY button, 
the new time will start. 
However, the LCD of extension connected to 
jack number 01 will display the new time only 
after the System Program Switch is set to 
“SET”.  
						

							AB=mk[ : speed access code 00 
_........................................ 
F[k[ : speed access code 99 
: automatic line access number 
= access number of Trunk Group1 
m%i : access number of Trunk Group8 
or 
,................. 
until the desired speed access code (00 through 99) appears 
lmm(INEXTImIphone number IIMEMoRV(EI 
Description 
100 system phone numbers can be stored with 
each number capable of storing 32 digits and 
may be accessed from any extension. 
Pushing the “ ++‘I, ‘I#” “PAUSE”, “-‘I, 
“FLASH” or “ICM (Secret)” button counts as 1 
digit. 
Refecto “Speed Dialing” on page 4-3. 
Programming 
1. Dial (01) or press the AUTO button. 
“Speed Dialing” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Speed NO?-” will be displayed. 
3. Dial (00 through 99) or press the NEXT 
button, for speed access code entry. 
Example : 
When dialing (00) or pressing the NEXT 
button. 
l The LCD will show “00:Not Stored” when 
nothing is stored in speed access code 4. Enter automatic line access number or trunk 
group number. 
See page 4-2, regarding automatic selection. 
See page 3-46 and 4-3, regarding trunk group. 
9 : automatic line access number 
81 : access number of trunk group 1 
82 : access number of trunk group 2 
83 : access number of trunk group 3 
84 : access number of trunk group 4 
85 : access number of trunk group 5 
86 : access number of trunk group 6 
87 : access number of trunk group 7 
88 : access number of trunk group 8 
5. Enter the phone number. 
l You may enter punctuations during a phone 
number. 
l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR 
button. 
When you don’t want to display the dialed phone 
number on the LCD in speed dialing, press the ICM 
(SECRET) button before and after dialing the phone 
number that you want to keep secret. Do not press 
the ICM button before line access number (9 or 81 
through 88) and account code. 
“00”. When the automatic line access 
number 9 and the phone number 
123 - 456 - 7890 are stored, 
“Oq: 9- 123- 456- 789” will be displayed. Example: 
press the ICM button 
The display shows as follows when programming. 
01 
: 9-123 [456] 
The display shows as follows when dialing. 
-123--- 
1 
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							Conditions 
6. Press the MEMORY button. 
l The memory indicator will be lit. 
7. 
l To advance to the next speed access code, 
press the NEXT button. 
l To return to the previous speed access 
code, press the PREV button. 
l To go to the desired speed access code, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
speed access code. 
8. Repeat steps 4 to 7, to program the other 
phone numbers. 
9. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
To change 
Repeat steps 1 to 9. 
To erase after programming 
1. Dial (01) or press the AUTO button. 
“Speed Dialing” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Speed NO ? 
+I’ will be displayed. 
3. Dial (00 through 99 )or press the NEXT 
button, for speed access code entry. 
The speed access code and the phone 
number will be displayed. 
4. Press the CLEAR button. 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
6. 
l To advance to the next speed access code, 
press the NEXT button. 
l To return to the previous speed access 
code, press the PREV button. 
l To go to the desired speed access code, 
press the SELECT button and then dial the 
speed access code: 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to erase the programmed 
other phone number. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. Use the “ +“, or “ +” button for scrolling 
the display. 
Automatic line access number 9 or trunk 
group access number (81 through 88) 
should be stored. 
When dialing, the pause is automatically 
entered after automatic line access number 9 
or trunk group access number (81 through 
88) has been dialing. 
Continuous use of speed dialing is possible. 
Example : 
In this case, speed access code “02” should 
not include the automatic line access number 
or trunk group access number. 
When dialing, the dialed number will be 
displayed on the LCD of the KX-T123230 / 
KX-T61631 / KX-T61630 / KX-T30830. 
The limit of the LCD is 16 characters but 
will scroll all numbers stored. 
To erase all entries, refer to “System Data 
Clear” on page 3-78. 
There is a blank phone number directory on 
page 7-l.  
						

							’ Examples 
1) To enter trunk group access number 81 and telephone number 201-392-4669 into speed access code 00. 
(01 NEXT008; 201-392-4669MEMORYw 
Speed access i Telephone 
code number 
Trunk’group 
access number 
l If punctuation is not entered in a phone number, the LCD will show as below. 
( 00 : 812013924669 ) 
2) To enter automatic line access number 9, account code 1234 and telephone number 201-392-4669 into 
speed access code 02. 
(01 NEXT02 9 * * 1234201-392-4669 MEMORY END) 
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: : 
Speed access! Telephone number 
code account code 
l Refer to “Account code Input mode” page 
3-70 and “Account code” page 4-39. 
automatic line 
access number 
3)To access MCI 
(01 NEXT 01 9 123-4567 PAUSE PAUSE 9876 201-348-7000 MEMORY END) 
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Speed access : . . . . . . . . 
code i MCI number i Security Telephone 
code number 
automatic line 
access number PAUSE button 
4) To access ITT 
(01 NEXT 02 81 765-4321 PAUSE PAUSE 201-348-7000 
--T 7 -- 
Speed access i : ,...._...... . 
code 
: ITTnumber i 
Telephone 
PAUSE button number 
Trunk group access number 
‘.: 
:.-. 
:. 
:. : 
‘:_ 
6789 MEMORY END) 
Security 
code 
When required to change the dialing mode from the pulse mode to the tone mode. (See page 4-45) 
pulse mode 
F Y tone mode 
b 
(01 NEXT 02 82 76543213~ ti PAUSE PAUSE ‘201-348-7000 6789 MEMORY END) 
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: # button 
*button 
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							l...................until the desired Jack number (01 through 32) appears 
~.......,....................... 
CDE=rI(OI(OI : to assign phone number 100 
111191191: to assign phone number 199 
default 
is assigned to extension of Jack number 01 
132 is assigned to extension of Jack number 32 
,......._.__................................. 
AB=mm : to assign to Jack number 01 
I* : to assign to Jack number 32 
Description 
Enables programming of a 3-digit extension 
number (100 through 199) for each extension 
phone. This provides the freedom to develop a 
logical extension numbering system by 
department or by building floor as desired. 
Programming 
1. Dial (02). 
“Extension NO Set” 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 ). 
“Jack 01 : EXTlOl” will, be displayed and 
“101 “will blink. 
4. Dial the extension number which is set 
newly ( 100 throug h199 ). 
l When dialing (150), the LCD will show 
“Jack 01 : EXTl.50” will be displayed. 
l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR 
button. 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
6. 
l 
0 
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 extension 
number on the other jack number. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
o The LCD will show the initial program 
mode, “SYS-PGM NO ? +“. 
Conditions 
l The extension number has been already 
programmed can not be entered. 
In case programmed extension number is the 
same as what was previously stored, when the 
MEMORY button is pressed, three beeps will 
be heard. 
l When the extension number 125 have been 
already assigned to the jack number 25, for 
programming to assign the extension number 
125 to the jack number 02, after 
programming to assign the other extension 
number (100 through 199) to the jack number 
25, program to assign the extension number 
125 to the jack number 02. 
Example: 
Jack number 15 
. . . . . . . ..Extension number 170 
Jack number 30 . . . . . . . ..Extension number 180 
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Programming Table 
See page 7-3. 
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