Panasonic Kx-T123211d Installation Manual

							TO SET PROGRAM STEPS REQUIRED TO CHANGE PROGRAM 
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DETAILS TABLE 
-lexible other CO number 
3utward Dialing 
1 other jack number 
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I Yssignment 
Day Mode =@ I.@- IrdEW~yIGGl 
all jack 
: Enable 
:......Enable / Disable numbers 3-53 7-14 
:......until the desired jack number appears 
:......-until the desired CO number appears 
Night Mode 
‘Gl other CO number 
other jack number 
1 + 
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Ga ‘NYXT’ ‘9V ~oRy”F~ 
:......Enable / Disable 
:......until the desired jack number appears all jack : Enable 
numbers 3-53 7-15 
:......-until the desired CO number appears 
other CO number 
-lexible Ringing 
4ssignment 
1 other jack number 
+ 
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Day Mode 
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all jack : Enable 
:......Enable I Disable numbers 3-54 7-16 
:......until the desired jack number appears 
:......-until the desired CO number appears 
Night Mode other CO number 
other jack number 
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:......Enable / Disable 
:......until the desired jack number appears all jack 
: Enable 
numbers 3-54 7-17 
:......-untilthedesiredCOnumberappears 
>O Mode 
Normal/DIUDISA) 
lssignment 1511 
l Selecting “Normal” or “DISA” mode 
Day Mode + 
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Normal , DlSA 
:........until the desired CO number appears 
l Selecting “DIL” mode 
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DIL 
........... Dial jack number 
..........’ until the desired CO number appears all CO’s 
: Normal 3-57 7-22 
Night Mode W l Selecting “Normal” or “DISA” mode 
+ 
W 
INE~TI LSS IME~~ORY I m 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Normal , ,,lSA 
. 
. 
i........until the desired CO number appears 
all CO’s : Normal 3-57 7-22 
. Selecting “DIL” mode 
+ 
I INEXTl ~ ISELECT~ m IMEMORY I w 
. . . DIL ! . . . . . . . . . . Dial jack number 
..........’ 
until the desired CO number appears 
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							TO SET I,$;:;2 1 PROGRAM MING ( P;;;~J 
Host PBX Access 
Codes 
Assignment 
El Refer to page 3-51 7-12 
1 
Delayed Ringing 
Assignment 
Dav Mode 7-18 
149) 
Refer to page 3-56 7-19 
I I I 
Night Mode 
I I  EEI 
Refer to page 3-56 7-20 
7-21 
I I I 
Pause Time 
Assignment 
I I  (53( Refer to page 3-60 7-23 
Extension Feature 
Calling Party 
Control (CPC) 
m 
Signal Refer to page 3-62 7-23 
Refer to page 3-64 7-24 
Refer to page 3-65 7-24 
1 TO SET tOGRAM 
)DRESS D EFAU LT 
STEPS REQUIRED TO CHANGE PROGRAM 
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:..... 
dial the extension group number (1 through 8) 
i-......until the desired jack number appears 
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i.... 
dial the service class number (1 through 8) 
;.......until the desired jack number appears 
I q [MEMORY I ~ 
:....-dial the service class number (1 through 8) 
:.......until the desired jack number appears 
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;- 
Enable / Disable 
i.......until the desired jack number appears 
:- Enable / Disable 
;.......until the desired jack number appears 
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:- 
Enable / Disable 
i.. . . . . . until the desired jack number appears 
*......- Enable / Disable 
‘.....’ until the desired jack number appears 
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ETAILS -ABLE 
3-66 
7-25 
3-67 7-25 
3-67 7-26 
3-72 
7-27 
7-27 
fxtension 
Sroup 
issignment IEI all jack : EXT GRP-1 
numbers 
Service Class 
Yssignment of 
roll Restriction 
Day Mode 
IiEl all jack : Class 1 numbers 
all jack 
: Class 1 
numbers 
all jack 
: Disable 
numbers 
all jack 
: Disable 
numbers 
El Night Mode 
Zall Transfer 
To Outside Line 
m 
Zall Forwarding 
-0 Outside Line 
la 
Excecutive 
Override El all jack : Disable 
numbers 
all jack 
: Disable 
numbers 
7-27 
7-28 
Do not Disturb 
Override El 
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							TO SET ;;;;g PROG RAM M IN G ““,“,E 
Extension 
Name IGI Refer to page 3-69 7-26 
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TO SET 
System Data 
Clear 
ROGRAM DDRES.5 
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TO SET ;;;;$F PROGRAMMING ‘~2 
Ringing 
Assignment 
lrel 
of Doorphone Refer to page 3-76 
7-28 
Day Mode / 
Night Mode 1711 Refer to page 3-76 
7-29 
STEPS REQUIRED TO CHANGE PROGRAM 
l All Parameters 
0 System Parameter 
l Speed Dial 
+ 1 
m[ ISELECT~ 
IMEMORY I m 
.......’ 
All Para / System Para / CO Para / EXT Paral 
DSS Para / Speed Dial 
0 CO Parameter 
+ 
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:.....dial CO number (01 through 12) 
:......... until the CO Para appears 
l EXT Parameter I 
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:.... 
dial jack number (01 through 32) 
:..........until the EXT Para appears 
l DSS Parameter 
i....-dial DSS number (1 or 2) 
-........- until the DSS Para appears 
DEFAULT 
All Parameters 
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3-78 ;E 
ROGRAI 
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							OPERATION FOR EMSS PROPRIETARY TELEPHONE 
(Quick Reference) 
MAKING CALLS 
l Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE button first. 
l After finishing your conversation, hang up the handset or 
press the SP-‘PHONE button. 
INTER OFFICE CALLING 
(Intercom) Dial extension no. (100 through 199) 
OUTWARD DIALING 
Individual Line Access 
Automatic Line Access 
Individual Trunk 
Group Access 
- 
For further 
details, see 
page 
below 
4- 1 
4-2 
4-2 
4-3 
SPEED DIALING 
ONE TOUCH DIALING Dial speed access code (00 through 99) 
(Press the PROGRAMMABLE 
FEATURE button.) 4-3 
4-4 
WHEN A LINE IS BUSY 
AUTOMATIC CALL BACK 
BUSY 
For Outside Calls 
For Intercom Calls 
BUSY STATION 
SIGNALING 4-8 
LAST NUMBER REDIAL 
Fim 4-8 
EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE 
(Barge-in) 
Into Extension 
Into CO 4-9 
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							RECEIVING CALLS 
ANSWER 
DIAL CALL PICKUP 
WHILE HAVING A CONVERSATION 
CALL ON HOLD To leave a call on hold 
CONFERENCE 
CALL TRANSFER- 
TO EXTENSION 
To Transfer after the 
Other Extension Answers 
TO OUTSIDE LINE 
To transfer after the 
Other Outside party 
Answers 
CALL WAITING 
To leave the Original 
Call on Hold and Talk to 
the New Caller To retrieve I 
I 
(Outside calls on hold) I 
; (Intercom call on hold) 
l at the holding extension I l at the holding extension 
l from another extension i l from another extension 
, 
q [  b flashing slowly 
in red ] 1 q m 
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while original call is on hold 
l To terminate the original call and talk to the new caller, 
you need not to press the HOLD button. 4- 14 
4- 16 
4- 18 
4- 19 
4 - 20 
PAGING 
Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE button first. 
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PAGING ALL 
EXTENSIONS 
To Access 
4 - 24 
PAGING GROUP 
To Access 
4 - 26 
ANSWER 
To Paging through 
Built-in Speaker 
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							OTHER FEATURES 
l Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE button first. 
l After hearing confirmation tone (1 or 2 beeps), hang up the handset or press the SP-PHONE button. 
ZALL FORWARDING Setting 
All Calls 
Busy or No Answer Setting 4 - 27 
To Outside Line 
(You may dial 81 through 88 instead of 9) 
4 - 29 
DIAL CALL PICKUP DENY 
To cancel 
Setting 
I 
! To cancel 4 - 27 
4 
- 29 
4 - 30 
DO 
NOT DISTURB Setting i 
I To cancel 
4 - 31 
DO NOT 
DISTURB 
3VERRIDE 
4BSENT MESSAGE 
ZAPABILITY ~~~~1 4-32 
Setting 
Messagel. “Will Return Soon” 
Message2. “Gone Home” 
Message3. “At Ext 1 extension no.1 ” 4 - 35 
To cancel 
MESSAGE WAITING 
To Leave the Message. 
To Call the extension 
which sent the message 
from the Extension which 
the Message is left. 
To Cancel the Message At the extension 
which is left in the 
extension. 
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							OTHER FEATURES (CONT.) 
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FLEXIBLE NIGHT SERVICE Setting i To cancel 
(Extension of jack no 
01 only) 
SAVED NUMBER REDIAL Programming 
Dialing 
4 - 32 
TIMED REMINDER Setting 
4 - 48 
_---------------__----a_____________ 
To cancel 
1 To confirm the setting time 
STATION FEATURE 
CLEAR @Following features can be canceled. Dial Call Pickup Deny, Do Not Disturb, Call Forwarding, 
Call Waiting Tone Deny, Data Line Security, 
Absent message capability,Background Music, 
Executive Override Deny-into Extension, 
Message Waiting, Timed Reminder. 4 - 49 
STATION PROGRAMMING 
l Be sure the handset is in the cradle and the SP-PHONE button is off. 
l Set the MEMORY switch of the proprietary telephone to “PROGRAM” first. 
l After programming, return the MEMORY switch to “SET”. 
AUTO CO HUNTING 
Setting ITo cancel 
Prime Line Preference- 
Outgoing 4 - 53 
Idle Line Preference- 
Outgoing Setting 
~TO cancel 
AUTOMATIC ANSWERING Setting ITo cancel 
SELECTION 4 - 55 
Prime Line Preference- 
Incoming 
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No Line Preference- fTo cancel 
Incoming 4 - 56  
						

							STATION PROGRAMMING (cont.) 
FLEXIBLE CO BUTTON 
To change into other 
CO button 4-- 57 
4 - 57  To assign into trunk 
group access button 
To change into DSS 
button 
4 - 58 
4 - 59 
To change into other 
all CO button 
To change into message 
waiting button 
4 - 59 III 
Setting (Voice call) i To cancel (Signal call) 
INTERCOM VOICE 
ALERTING MODE 
4 - 60 
pgpqm 
(01 through 12) 
CO LINE RINGING 
SELECTION 
4 - 62 
To record 
OUTGOING MESSAGE 
[Extension of jack on 01 only) 
4 -67 
To play back only 
(Will hear message) 
STATION NUMBER 
CHECK 
4 - 64 
“2”: for DND/ FWD/Account code 
F&ONE TOUCH BUTTON 
MODE SELECTION 
(for 
KX-T30850, KX-T30825, 
KX-T61650, KX-T123250) 
4 - 65 
4 - 66 
STATION PROGRAM 
CLEAR 
0 Following programs can be reset to the default data. 
Auto CO Hunting, Automatic Answering Selection, 
Intercom Voice Alerting Mode, CO Line Ringing 
Selection, Call Waiting Tone Selection, F3-One Touch 
Button Mode Selection.  
						

							NAME AND LOCATION 
Reset Button-, 
External Music Jack 
. 
EIA Connector 
(RS-232C) 
INSTALLATION 
Alarm Indicator 
Day Indicator 
Power Indicator 
Power Switch 
Battery Backup 
Connector 
Installation 
Cautions 
l Avoid installing in the following places. (Doing so may result in malfunction, noise, or discoloration.) 
1. In direct sunlight and hot, cold, or humid places. (Temperature range:32”F-104°F) 
2. Sulfuric gases produced in areas where there are thermal springs, etc. may damage the equipment or 
contacts. 
3. Places in which shocks or vibrations are frequent or strong. 
4. Dusty places, or places where water or oil may come into contact with the unit. 
5. Near high-frequency generating devices such as sewing machines or electric welders. 
6. On or near computers, telexes, or other office equipment, as well as microwave ovens or air conditioners. 
(It is preferable not to be installed in the same room with the above equipment_) 
7. Install at least 6 feet from televisions. (both the electronic modular switching system and EMSS proprietary 
telephones) 
8. Do not obstruct area around the electronic modular switching system. (for reasons of maintenance and 
nspection-be especially careful to allow space for cooling above and at the sides of the electronic modular 
switching system) 
Wiring 
Cautions 
1. 
Do not wire the telephone cable in parallel with an AC power source, computer, telex, etc. If the cables are 
run near those wires, shield the cables with metal tubing or use shielded cables and ground the shields. 
2. If cables are run on the floor, use protectors or the like to protect the wires where they may be stepped 
on. Avoid wiring under carpets. 
3. Avoid using the same 120 VAC power supply outlet for computers, telexes, and other office equipment. 
Otherwise, the KX-T123211’s system operation may be interrupted by the induction noise from such 
equipments. . . 
4. Please use one pair telephone wire for extension connection of (telephone) equipments such as standard telephone, 
data terminal, answering machine, 
COmpUter etc., except proprietary telephone (KX-Tl23230, KX-T123220, 
KX-T123250 etc.,). 
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							1. 
2. Unscrew the front cover of the unit. 
screws 
There are four screws. 
Open the front cover in the 
direction of arrow @ screws 
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When a power failure takes place, there is no memory loss except for the camp-on, 
saved number redial, the last 
number redial, Call park and Message waiting. During power failure, memory is protected by 21 day rechargeable battery. 
rechargeable battery. 
1. Connect the battery (included) as shown 
(Fig.1) 
2. Install the battery into the battery 
compartment. (Fig.2) 
Fig.1. 
l Replace the battery every 5 years 
with (P-OlH-F2Gl). To remove 
connector, depress the lock to release 
and slide (pull) apart connector. (Fig3) 
depress 
Fig.3 
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