Panasonic Kx-T30810 Installation Manual

							~‘-------‘“----‘----------- AB= [-!+I: to assign the same on all 8 extensions. 
[ll]: on extension II 
[18]: on extension 18 
I....‘.......-- 
until the desired mode appears 
AUTO ANSWER. . . I . . . . . . . default (all8 extensions) 
MAN ANSWER 
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[14] [NEXT] [LB] [SELiCT] [ ORY] [END] 
;:] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT] [ 
L-- -- until the desired extension number appears 
es 
By programming either automatic or manual 
answering can be set. The auto mode allows the 
user to answer incoming outside calls simply by 
lifting the handset, while 
if programmed to the 
manual mode, the user must lift the handset and 
press the flashing CO button. 
. Dial (14). 
“CO ANSWER MODE” will be displayed. 
. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed, 
. 
Press the NEXT button. 
“11: AUTO ANSWER” will be displayed 
and “AUTO” will blink. 
s 
When you start the programming from step I, 
you may dial the desired extension number 
instead 
of the NEXT button at step 3. 
The PREV button allows you to go to the 
previous extension 
for displaying the auto- 
matic answering selection. 
TO ANSWER mode 
141 
[NEXT] [Ill [ME 
LL 
[14] [NEXT] 1121 [SELECT] [ ORY] 
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[ EXT] [SELECT] 
. Press the SELECT button to alternate be- 
tween AUTO ANSWER and MAN 
ANSWER to select the desired mode. 
* Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
0 Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the mode 
selection 
of the other extensions. 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. See page 5-15. 
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							AB=[+]: to ussign rhe same on all 8 extensions 
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El.51 [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
or 
[15] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
L----- until the desired extension nutnber appears 
When any incoming calls from the Central Ofice 
are received at rhe same rime, !)ou can receive the 
call on the preferred line. 
“PREFERRED LINE” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed. 
3. Press rhe NEXT butron. 
“11: m * * B ” 
will be displayed 
and 
“ 
* e 0 ea 
” will blink. 
. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
desired CO number is displayed. 
. Press rhe MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign- 
ment of the other extensions. 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END butron. S 
When you start the programming from step 1, 
you may dial the desired extension number 
instead of the NEXT button al srep 3. 
The PREV button allows you fo go lo the 
pret>ious exrension for displaying the preferred 
line assigntnent. 
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See page 5-16. 
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							[16] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
~6~~~EXT][NEXTI[SELECTI[MEMORYI[END] 
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until the desired extension number appears 
During a conversation, call waiting tone will be 
heard when the third party on the outside or 
intercom calls you. 
Call waiting tone can be removed or added at 
customer’s request. 
Set to “ENABLE” for call waiting. 
“CALL WAITING” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button. 
“II: DISABLE” will be displayed and 
“DISABLE” will blink. 5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign- 
ment 
off the other extensions. 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
s 
When you start the programming from step 1, 
may dial the desired extension number 
ad 
of the NEXT button at step 3. 
e PREV button allows you to go to the 
previous extension 
for displaying the call 
waiting selection. 
See page 5-16. 
. Press the SELECT button, to alternate between 
ENABLE and DISABLE to select the desired 
mode. 
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							[17] [NEXT] [SEL II m [MEMORY] [END] 
Example: 
.^ . ^ . . . . 
10 seconds after the dlallng 
=[17] [NEXT] [SELECT] [ The duration time of the conversation is display- 
ed. 
Program the start time 
of the timing. 
Instantly after the CO line is captured. 
5 seconds after the dialing 
10 seconds after the dialing e 
See page S-16. 
“DURAT-TIME CQUNT” will be dis- 
played. 
ress the NEXT button. 
“5s AFTER DIAL” will be displayed and 
blink. 
3. Repeatpressing the SELECT button until the 
desired time (INSTANTLY, 5s AFTER 
DIAL, 10s AFTER DIAL) is displayed. 
. Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
5. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
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							A= [*I: to assign the same on all 3 CO’s 
until the desired flash timing appears 
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[I 81 [NEXT] [ii] [SELECT] [ 
;] [NEXT] [NFXT] [SELE 
i--- until the desired CO number appears 
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The timing of the hookswitch flash signal must 
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When you start the programming from step 1, 
be within the requirements from your Central 
you may dial the desired CO number instead 
of 
Office. 
the NEXT button at step 3. 
There are three choices available 0.3, 0.6 or 0.9 
second. The PREV button allows you to go to the 
previous CO 
for displaying the hookswitch 
flash timing. 
. Dial (18). 
“FLASH TIME SET” will be displayed. 
s Press the NEXT button., 
“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button. 
“CO 1: 600 MS” will be displayed and 
“600 MS” will blink. 
. 
Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
desired value is displayed. 
. Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
~ Repeat steps 3 to 5, to set the hookswitch 
timing 
of the other CO’s. 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END 
button. 
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xample: 
0.3 on all 3 CO= 
1181 XT] [++I [SELECT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] 
[END1 
See page 5-16.  
						

							,...._______________. A= [ -tc]: to 
assign the sume on all 3 CO’s 
~~ 
until the desired disconnect time appears 
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[19] [NEXT] [k] [SELiCT] [MEMORY] [END] 
;9] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END] 
--.--- until the desired CO rlumber appears 
esc 
A certain amount of time is needed for a outside 
call to be released, this is necessary so that new 
calls may be attempted after disconnecting with 
the previous calls. 
There are two choices available, 1.5 and 4.0 
seconds. 6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to set the disconnect time .for the other CO’s. 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
The time you select must be longer than the 
requirements from your Central Office or host 
PBX. 
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d. Dial (19). 
“DISCONNECT TIME” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER CO NO” will be displuyed. 
3. Press the NEXT button. 
“CO 1: 1.5 SEC” will be displayed and 
“1.5 SEC” will blink. 
L( start the programming from step 1, 
you may dial the desired CO number instead 
of 
the NEXT button at step 3. 
The PREV button allows you to go to the 
previous CO 
for displaying the disconnect 
time. 
4.0 
set on all 3 CO= 
[19] [NEXT] [x] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
. 
Press the SELECT button to alternate be- 
tween 1.5 set and 4.0 sec. 
See pqe 5-16. 
5. Press the MEMORY butto,l. 
The blinking LCD will stop.  
						

							A=[*]: to assign the same on a113 CO’s 
-a:ar; 
until the desired mode appears 
[20] [NEXT] [i4] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
~][NEXT][NEXTI(SELECT][MEMORY][ENDI 
.-.---- until the desired CO number appears 
To detect that an outside party has hung up and 
then terminate the outside 
(after a conversation, 
conference etc.) a CPC signal is needed. 
CPC signal can be removed or added at 
customer’s request. 
1. Dial (20). 
“CPC DETECTION” will be displayed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button. 
“CO 1: ENABLE” will be displayed and 
“ENABLE” will blink. 
. Press the SELECT button, to alternate be- 
tween ENABLE and DISABLE to select the 
desired mode. 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
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Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign- 
ment of the other CO’s. 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
s 
ou start the programming from step 1, 
you may dial the desired CO number instead 
e NEXT button at step 3. 
PREV button allows you to go to the 
previous CO for displaying the calling party 
control signal selection. 
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See page 5-16.  
						

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until the desired mode appeurs 
TONE CALL.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . default (all 8 extensions) 
VOICE CALL 
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[21] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
;;;] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END] 
L---- until the desired extension number appears 
The intercom alerting mode (tone alertinglvoice 
alerting) at a receiving extension can be selected 
through programming. 
NE...Tone alerting (ringing) sounds at the 
receivitzg extension. 
VOICE.. Voice alerting instead 
of Tone alerting 
is heard through the speaker on the 
receiving extension. 
1. dial (21). 
“INTCOM CALL MODE” will be display- 
ed. 
2. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button. 
“11: TONE CALL” will be displayed and 
“TONE” will blink. 
. Press the SELECT button to alternate be- 
tween TONE CALL and VOICE CALL to 
select the desired mode. 
. Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to program the call mode 
of the other extensions. 
7. To return to the initial progratn mode, press 
the END button. 
2-D When you start the programming from step 1, 
you may dial the desired extension number 
instead 
of the NEXT button at step 3. 
The PREV button allows you to go to rhe 
previous extension 
for displaying the alerting 
mode. 
VOICE CALL on the extension 13 
[21] [NEXT] [13] [SELECT] [MEMORY] 
[END1 
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See page 5-16.  
						

							:.‘-----.-‘----‘----‘---.-.-~ AB= [-?+I: to assign the same on all 8 extensions 
1 ..II..[::,~ 
I~_.____________ until the desired combination appears 
D-PHONE 1, 2 . I . . . . . defauh (aa 8 extensions) 
D-PHONE I 
D-PHONE 2 
D-PHONE * * 5 (deny the ringing) 
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[22] [NEXT] [riB] [SELiCT] [MEMORY] [END] 
;;;] [NEXT] [NE?T] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
~-----until the desired extension number appears 
Allows each extension to be programmed for 
receiving calls from up to 2 doorphones. 
A doorphone is option. 
s Dial (22). 
“DOOR PHONE RCV” will be displayed. 
. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button. 
“11: D-PHONE 1, 2” will be displayed and 
“1, 2” will blink. 
. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
desired combination 
of doorphones (which 
are to be connected to that extension) is 
displayed. 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
, Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the combina- 
tion 
of the other extensions. When you start the programming from step I, 
you may dial the desired extension number 
instead 
of the NEXT button at step 3. 
The PREV button allows you to go to the 
previous extension for displaying the door- 
allow extension 12 to receive from D- 
PHONE 2 
[22] [NEXT] [12] [SELECT] [SELECT] 
[MEMORY] [END] 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. e See page 5-16. 
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							.--.-------..--------..-.----. AB= [*I: to assign the same on all 8 extensions 
until desired combination appears 
. default (all 8 extensions) 
[23] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
[g] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END] 
L--- - until the desired extension rlumber appears 
Permits an extension user to answer other 
ringing telephones, provided that they are in the 
same pickup group. Each extension may belong to more than one 
pickup group, up to two, or does not belong 
the group. 
When you start the programming from step 1, 
you may dial the desired extension number 
/ 
. Dial (23). 
“PICKUP GROUP” will be displayed. 
. Press the NEXT button. 
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed. 
3. Press the NEXT button. 
“11: PICKUP-G: 1” will be displayed and 
“1” will blink. This means that extension 11 
belongs to pickup group 1. 
a Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the 
desired group combination is displayed. 
5. Press the MEMORY button. 
The blinking LCD will stop. 
. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign- 
ment 
of the other extensions. 
7. To return to the initial program mode, press 
the END button. 
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of the NEXT button at step 3. 
The PREV button allows you to go to the 
previous extension 
for displaying the pickup 
group assignment. 
Examples: 
extension 14...Pickup Group 1 
[23] 
[NEXT] 1141 [MEMORY] [END] 
extension 15.. Pickup Group 2 
[23] [NEXT] [15] [SELECT] [MEMORY] 
WDI 
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See page 5-17.