Panasonic Kx-T2310 Integrated Telephone System Operating Instructions

							Initial Settings 
(found on the bottom 
Only Switch 
Normal dialing can be operated. 
The manual or automatic dialing 
operation of a number with more 
than 7 digits is not possible. 
Ringer Volume Selector 
Set to “HIGH”. 
LOW: The ringing sound will be low. 
OFF: The telephone will not ring. 
DlALlNG MODE 
PULSE 
l l TONE 
Dialing Mode Selector 
Set to “Tone”. 
If dialing can not be done, set to “PULSE”. 
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							Making Calls (Manual Operation) 
1 
Lift the handset. 
2 
Dial the telephone number. 
3 Speak to the other party. 
4 
Hang up when you are finished. 
Receiving 
1 
Lift the handset. 
Speak to the other party. 
3 
Hang up when you are finished. 
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							Automatic Dialing 
n There are 20 memory stations, each station is capable of storing 16 digits. 
W There are 8 Direct Call buttons, each capable of storing 16 digits. 
Each Dialing button serves as a memory station. 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
1 
2 Lift the handset. 
Press PROGRAM button. 
0 Store indicator flashes, 
To store a phone number. 
n Home Use 
Press Station No. 
l Phone numbers can be stored into 
memory stations m /7-] to vj /-S-j, 
Press the telephone number. 
Press AUTO/STORE button. 
0 Phone numbers can be stored into 
memory stations m [il to m m 
following the same procedure. 
l You may use the Direct Call button instead of pressing the station 
number. 
n Office Use (PBX) 
(e.g. ... line access number 9) 
Lift the handset. 
Press PROGRAM button. (Store indicator flashes) 
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							Automatic Dialing (cont.) 
3 
Press Station No. ( 101 111 - 121 101 ) 
4 
Press Line access number q . 
Press PAUSE button. 
6 Press the telephone number. 
7 Press AUTO/STORE button. 
l You may use the Direct Call button instead of pressing the station 
number. 
After storing all the numbers, 
Press PROGRAM. 
l The Store Indicator goes out. 
1 Lift the handset. 
Press AUTO/STORE button. 
3 Press Station No. or press Direct Call button. 
l pJ m - pi fc 
4 Hang up when you are finished. 
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							Press PROGRAM if you notice 
an error. 
l Repeat all the steps of “Storing Phone 
Numbers”. 
Example: To erase the number in memory station m m : 
1 Lift the handset. 
2 Press PROGRAM button. 
l The Store Indicator flashes. 
3 Press Station No. q q . 
Or the direct call button where 
the telephone number that you 
want to erase is stored. 
4 Press AUTO/STORE button. 
5 Press PROGRAM button. 
Be sure the handset is off the cradle. 
1 
Enter the same number into the same memory station. 
2 
After AUTO/STORE button is pressed; 
l When the Store Indicator blinks once, the new stored number is different 
from the old one. 
l When the Store Indicator blinks twice, the new stored number is the 
same as the old one. 
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							Other Operations 
Press REDIAL button when the 
line is busy. 
l Pressing the REDIAL button enables you 
to redial once. 
The PAUSE button function is needed 
behind the PBX for outside line access or 
a computer accessed dial tone. 
When you press the PAUSE button, you 
can dial the phone number without 
waiting for the line access. 
n One pause is required when waiting 
for an outside dial tone. 
Example (PBX): 
Phone No. 
Line Access No. 
Some PBXs require this “PAUSE” 
during an automatic redial. 
If you want to change from pulse mode 
into tone mode during dialing, the TONE 
button can be used instead of changing 
the Dialing Mode selector. 
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							Other Operation (cont.) 
7-o Place a Call on Hold 
while having a conversation, 
1 
2 You may hang up the handset. 
l The caller will not be disconnected. 
Press HOLD button. 
l The HOLD Indicator blinks slowly. 
To Release Hold 
n When the handset is being lifted 
1 Press HOLD button again. 
Speak to the calling party. 
n When the handset is on the cradle 
1 Lift the handset. 
2 Speak to the calling party. 
Parallel Connection 
To release a hold using another telephone connected on the same line: 
Lift the handset of the other 
telephone. 
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							Special Phone Company Services 
The Flash button can be used for CALL WAITING. 
For more details about obtaining “CALL WAITING” service, contact your 
telephone company. 
CALL WAITING 
1 While having a conversation, another party calls and a tone is heard. 
2 
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1 Press FLASH button lightly. 
I l The first conversation is placed on 
hold and the second call can be 
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answered. 
Press FLASH button lightly 
again. 
l You will be able to speak to the first 
caller again and the second call is 
placed hold. 
l If the calling party on hold hangs up, 
the line is terminated. 
n You may access some features of your PBX using the Flash button instead 
of the hookswitch. Press the Flash button lightly in the dialing operation. The 
“Flash” can be stored into memory in the same way as “Storing Phone 
Numbers” on page 8. 
The memory station can be programmed to automatically access features of 
your host PBX. Press the Flash button lightly at the position where the 
hookswitch operation is required in a dialing operation when programming 
into a memory station. 
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							Combination Dialing 
A combination of dialing methods can be accomplished. 
E Automatic and Manual Dialing 
H Pulse and Tone Dialing 
W Plural Memory Stations 
Troubleshooting Guide 
Cause & Remedy 
Ringer Volume Selector is set to 
“OFF”. Set to “HIGH” or “LOW”. 
y can not hear 
conversation. 
hear caller’s 
wersation. Look at the Store/Hold Indicator. 
If it IS bllnklng slowly, press the 
Hold button to resume the 
conversation 
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Accessorv Order Information 
l Replacement parts and accessaries are available through your local authorized parts 
distributor. 
l For the authorized distributors in your area, call toll free: l-800-447-4700. 
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							Wall Mounting 
This unit can be mounted on a wall phone plate. If you do not have a modular 
wall plate installed, we recommend that you consult your telephone company or 
an installer to have one installed 
I 
Turn around the handset hook. 
2 
3 
Remove the attaching stand. 
Insert the cord as shown. 
5 
Mount the unit on the wall 
phone plate. 
6 
Place the handset 
To temporarily place the 
handset down during a 
conversation, hook as shown. 
Replace the stand. 
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