Panasonic Kx-T123210 Installation Manual

							until the desired mode appears 
Description 
Outside calls can be transferred to any 
extension manually. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-3. 
l While an extension paired with the DSS 
Console having a conversation with outside 
calls, “With Transfer” mode allows you to 
transfer outside call by only pressing the DSS 
button of the DSS Console. 
l While an extension paired with the DSS Console 
having a conversation with outside calls, “Without 
Transfer” mode allows you to transfer outside call 
by pressing the TRANSFER button and then DSS 
button of the DSS Console. . 
Programming 
1. Dial (05). 
“DSS Mode” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“With Transfer” will be displayed and blink. 
3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button to alternate 
between “With Transfer” and “Without 
Transfer” to select the desired mode. 
4. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
5. To return to the initial program mode, 
press the END button. 
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							_ .......................... until the desired mode appears 
Man ......... Day/Night service is manually switched ....... default 
Auto ......... Day/Night service is automatically switched 
Description 
Allows Day/ Night service to be selected 
manually or automatically. 
In case of manual switching, refer to “Flexible 
Night Service” on page 4-37. 
In case of automatic switching, set the “Starting 
Time (Day/Night Service mode)” on page 3-13. 
The following features will be switched 
Day mode or Night mode. 
l “Flexible Outward Dialing Assignment” on 
page 3-47. 
l “Flexible Ringing Assignment” 
on page 3-49. 
l “Delayed Ringing Assignment” on page 3-52. 
l “CO Direct In Line Assignment” on page 3-54. 
l “Service Class Assignment of Toll Restriction” 
on page 3-64. 
0 “Ringing Assignment from Doorphone” on 
page 3-75. 
Programming 
1. Dial (06). 
“Day/Night Mode” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Mode Change : Man” will be displayed 
and “Man” will blink. 
3. Press the SELECT button to alternate 
between “Man” and “Auto” to select the 
desired mode. 
4. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
5. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
Conditions 
When the Switching of Service Mode (Day/Night 
Service Mode) is set to“Auto”, the present 
Day/ Night Service mode will not change after 
you finish programming.To change the present 
mode,manual operation is required. After you 
selected the Starting time (Day/ Night Service 
Mode)page3_13,select the present Day/Night 
mode by“Flexible Night Service” on page 4-37. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-4. 
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							AB= 111 
: to start at 1 o’clock for day service 
191 : to start at 9 o’clock for day service . . . . . . . ..default 
p$!-j : to start at 12 o’clock for day service 
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CD=m,E[ : to start at 0 rninute.........................default 
jT/i-Gl : to start at 59 minutes 
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AM . . . . . . 
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PM 
EF= m 
: to start at 1 o’clock for night service 
m : to start at 5 o’clock for night service.........default 
r\E] : to start at 12 o’clock for night service 
GH =jaki : to start at 0 minute. . . . .._....I...,......... default 
ucl 5 9 : to start at 59 minutes 
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							Description 
If you select the automatic switching mode for 
day/night service, enter the starting time. 
Refer to “Switching of Service Mode (Day/Night 
Service Mode)” on page 3-12. 
Programming 
1. Dial (07). 
“Day/Night Time” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Day: 9:00 AM” will be displayed as a default 
value and “9” will blink. 
3. Enter the starting time for day service using 1 
or 2 digits. 
4. Press the “ +” button 
“00” will blink. 
5. Enter the minutes using 2 digits. 
6. Press the “ q” button. 
“AM” will blink. 
7. Press the SELECT button to alternate between 
“AM” and “PM” to select the correct setting. 
8. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
9. Press the NEXT button. 
“Night : 5:00 PM” will be displayed as a 
default value and “5” will blink. 
10. Enter the starting time for night service using 
1 or 2 digits. 
11. Press the ‘i 4” button. 
“00” will blink. 
12. Enter the minutes using 2 digits. 
13. Press the ‘I q” button. 
“PM” will blink. 
Conditions 
If the NEXT button is pressed at step 3 
through 7, the display will advance to the 
“Night Time input” mode (step 9). The 
operations of step 3 through 7 will not be stored. 
If the PREV button is pressed at step 10 
through 14, the display will return to the “day 
time input” mode (step 2).The operations of 
step 10 through 14 will not be stored. 
Example: 
8:30 
AM +tarting time for day plan 
6:30 PM .starting time for night plan 
Programming Table 
See page 7-4. 
14. 
Press the SELECT button to alternate between 
“AM” and “PM” to select the correct setting. 
15. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
16. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
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							i,.......................-until the desired extension group number (1 through 8) appears 
until the desired mode appears 
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Description 
Enables programming to automatically locate 
an idle extension within the same extension 
group as the dialed extension when the 
dialed extension number is busy. 
Call Hunting is set by group units. “Extension 
Group Assignment” (on page 3-63) is used to 
specify which extensions belong to the each 
group. 
Programming 
Dial (08). 
“Hunting Group” will be displayed. 
Press the NEXT button. 
“Group NO ? + “will be displayed. 1. 
2. 
3. 
4. Press the NEXT button or dial the extension 
group number ( 1 through 8 ). 
“Group 1 : Disable” will be displayed and 
“Disable” will blink. 
Press the SELECT button to alternate between 
“Disable” and “Enable”. 5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
6. o To advance to the next extension group 
number, press the NEXT button. 
o To return to the previous extension group 
number, press the PREV button. 
a To go to the desired extension group 
number, press the SELECT button and then 
dial the extension group number. 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the assignment 
of the other hunting groups. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, 
press the END button. 
Conditions 
l When you dial “n” instead of pressing the 
NEXT button at step 3, in case all of 8 groups 
have been programmed to “Disable”, 
“CO *: Disable” will be displayed. 
In case each of 8 groups has been programmed 
either “Disable” or “Enable”, 
“CO SC: Confused” will be displayed. j,: 
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Programming Table 
See page 7-4. 
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							j........-.......until the desired extension group number (1 through 8) appears. 
;.. until the desired hunting type appears 
Terminate : searching for larger jack numbers upward ..... default (all 8 groups) 
Circular : circular searching for other numbers 
:........,...................... A=B : to assign the same of all 8 extension groups 
q : extension group 1 
I 0 8 : extension group 8 
Discription 
Specifies the order in which idle extensions 
are searched when “Call Hunting” is used. 
The “Terminate Mode” searches for idle 
extensions with a higher order extension than 
the jack number of the dialed extension, and 
terminates when the search reaches the 
highest jack number of extension in the same 
group. If all higher order numbers are busy, a 
busy tone will be heard. 
The “Circular Mode” searches for any idle 
extension in the same group. 
If all extensions are busy, a busy tone will be 
heard. 
The “Setting (Call Hunting)” on page 3-l 5 must 
be set to “Enable” mode for Hunting Type to 
be used. 
Programming 
1. Dial (09). 
“Hunting Type” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Group NO ?+” will be displayed. 3. Press the NEXT button or dial the extension 
group number (1 through 8). 
“Group 1 : Terminate” will be displayed and 
“Terminate” will blink. 
4. Press the SELECT button to alternate 
between “Terminate” and “Circular”. 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. 
6. 
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0 To advance to the next extension group 
number, press the NEXT button. 
To return to the previous extension group 
number, press the PREV button. 
To go to the desired extension group 
number, press the SELECT button and then 
dial the extension group number. 
7. Repeat steps 4 to 6, to program the 
hunting Type of the other groups. 
8. To return to the initial program mode, 
press the END button. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-4. 
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							type A . . . . . . . . . . default 
Description 
Area types specific to local telephone numbers can be selected for toll restrictions. 
There are three area types available as shown below. 
Type A : Toll calls (long distance) Area code Exchange code 
Local calls .................................. 
Exchange code Subscriber number 
Type B : Toll calls (long distance) ........... Area code 
Local calls .................................. 
Exchange code 
Type C : Toll calls (long distance) .......... 
1 - Areacode Subscriber number 
Local calls (charge) .................... 
Subscriber number 
Local calls ................................ Exchange code 
Subscriber number 
‘Service Class Assignment of Toll Restriction” (on page 3-64) should be programmed. 
When area type B or C is selected, the selected Exchange Code must be entered using the “Exchange Code 
Selection” (on page 3-21) programming. 
Programming 
1. Dial (10). 
“Area Type” will be displayed. 
Programming Table 
See page 7-4. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“Area Type - A” will be displayed and the 
“A” will blink. 
3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until 
the desired type (A, B, C) is displayed. 
4. Press the MEMORY button. 
The LCD will stop blinking. , 
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5. To return to the initial program mode, press the 
END button. 
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