Panasonic Small Digital Business System 308/616 Installation Instructions

Digital Business System SECTION 309 
issue 1, January 1990 
Notification to your local telephone company 
Before connecting or disconnecting, inform the following to the telephone company: 
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COL a: I ; 
COL 9: ( 1 
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COL14: ( 1 CQI 15: ( 1 
COL17: ( ) COLl8: I ) 
COL20: ( 1 COL21: 1 1 
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COL29: 
( 1 
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SECTION 400 (Version  3.0)  DBS 
Issue  1 January  1990  Program 
Outline 
Chapter 1 Program  Outline 
I - 1  Order  of Program  Setting 
Setthe  program  according  to the  following  procedure. 
Step:1  Be  sure  you understand 
functions  and working  of the  program  asdescribed  in  this manual  and the 
operating  instruction. 
Step:2 
Prepare 
the  program  setting data table  to comply  with the users  requirements. 
Step:3 
Confirm  the makeup  of the  system  to be  installed and  prepare LCD...

DBS 
Programming Method 
Chapter2 Programming Method 
2 - 1 Preparing Programming Data Table 
Before setting a program, the data 
schedule is prepared. Hand the 
questionnaire (found in the Section 450 
programming table) about the 
programming specifications for the 
telephone to the customer and enter the 
necessary functions and installation 
specifications in the programming table 
based on the details recorded therein. SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
Cautions when Preparing Data...

SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) .DBS 
Issue 1 January 1990 Programming Method 
2 - 2 System Necessary for Program 
Programming is performed from an attendant’s 
display telephone. An attendant’s telephone is 
one connected to extension port No. I or No. 2. 
In addition, programming is also possible from 
another extension by means of a programed ID 
code for programming. While programming is 
possible in some cases while the system is 
functioning, in others the program may not 
allow forthis when, for...

DBS SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Programming Method Issue 1 January 1990 
2 - 3 Initial Set 
Before setting when programming for the first time, 
be sure to initialize the RAM data for the CPC card 
forthe main cabinet. 
The operation is as follows. 
1. 
2: 
3. 
* 4. With the power for the main cabinet turned off, 
This operation is not necessary when programming 
clear the CPC BAM switch. 
the next time. 
Turn on the power for the main cabinet After 
flickering for about 10 seconds, the CFC lamp 
goes...

SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
2 - 4 Explanation about Keys Used for 
Programmihg 
The keys used when programming and their 
operations are as shown below. 
II 
PGM start DATA CLR 
+ 
DBS 
Programming Method 
Note : Changing the input mode from numerical 
to alphabetical with the CONF key, 
together with back spacing with the AUTO 
key and the alphabeticai data of each 10 
key are only effective in the cases stated 
below. 
In cases other that these the numbers and 
letters are input...

DBS 
Programming Method 
2 - 5. Programming Method 
While programming be sure to confirm the details on the telephone display. 
* ( 1’ in the table indicates the name of the key being used. 
Ooeration contents LCD contents 
1. The current date is set from extension number 100. 
Press [ON/OFF] key Current date and time 
display is deleted 
Press [PROCI key ‘F’ is displayed 
Press [#I key ‘Ffr is displayed 
Press [#I key “Program Mode 
MAIN MODE- iS 
displayed 
Now in program mode 
2. The FF key...

SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
2 - 6 Initial Set Data Table 
Address Number Function 
l-l-l ............... 
l-l-2 ............... 
1-2-l-l ............. 
1-2-1-2 ............. 
1-2-1-3 
.............. 
1-2-1-4 ............. 
1-2-1-s ............. 
1-2-1-S ............. 
1-2-1-7 ............. 
1-2-1-8 
............. 
l-2:1-9 ............. 
. 
; 1-2-l-10 
............ 
 1-2-1-11 ............ 
1-2-1-12 ............ 
1-2-l-13 
............ 
1-2-1-14 
............ 
1-2-1-15 
...............

DBS SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Initial data settabie Issue 1 January 1990 
Address Number Function Initial Pase 
l-2-4-2 ............. 
l-243 ............. 
l-244 
............. 
l-245 
............. 
l-24-6 ............. 
l-247 ............. 
l-24-8 ............. 
l-2-4-9 ............. 
l-3-1 ............... 
l-3-2 ............... 
l-3-3 ............... 
l-3-4 ............... 
l-3-5 ............... 
l-3-6 ............... 
&‘ ::z ::::::::::::::: 
I l-3-9 ............... 
l-3-10 
.............. 
l-3-1 1...

SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
Address Number Function 
Initial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . &gB 
3-(1-72)-l .......... 
3-( l-72)-2 .......... 
3-( l-72)-3 .......... 
3-(1-72)4 .......... 
3-(1-72)-S .......... 
3-( l-72)-6 .......... 
3-(l-72)-7 ..... i.. ... 
3-(l-72)-8 .......... 
34 l-72)-9 .......... 
3-(1-72)-10 ......... 
3-(1-72)-l 1 
l ......... 
3-(l-72)-12 
......... 
3-(l-72)-13 . . . . . . . . . 
3-(l-72)-14 . . . . . . . . . 
3-( l-72)-1...