Panasonic Small Digital Business System 308/616 Installation Instructions

SECnON 400 (Version 3.0) 
issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-8 LCR mode 
FF&4#-( 1 - 4)#- (1 - 15)#-(000 - 999)#-(0 or l)# 
Special 
office code table storing 
In order to find the cheapest outside line group to 
be used from among the numbers starting with 6 
digits when making an LCR call, the call is made in 
accordance with the special office code for each 
special area code specified by the time priority 
table. 
Rather than the area code or ofice code being 
determined individually, a telephone number of...

FF&S#-(l “ls)#-(l-48)#-(i : 8)# 
Time 
Priority Table setting 
The time priority table is combined with the trunk 
group table and is devised for making calls from 
the cheapesttrunk group within the designated 
time band. 
There are 15 time priority tables and for each of 
them 8trunk groups can be set for the 6 time 
bands. In addition, as the order or priority can be 
fixed within the programmed trunk groups, it is 
possible to divide them up even more precisely. 
The data are set according to the...

SECTION 400 (Version  3.0) 
Issue  1 January  1990 
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FFS-6&l  %&-(I - 8)#-  (l -32)# 
Trunk Grotip  Table Setting 
When  making  an LCR  call the  line within  the 
cheapest  trunk group  table at the  time  of catling  is 
used. 
There  are a total  of 8 trunk  group  tables  in each  of 
which  8 lines  can be set 
The  order  of priority  for a trunk  group  is 
determined  bythe time prioritytable. 
There  is also  an order  of priority  for the  lines 
within  each table  so that  they  can...

DBS 
FF-8 LCR mode 
FF&8#-(l- 8)#-(Max. 16 digit numbers)# 
Dial 
add table storing 
The numbers it is desired to add to the heads 
of the dial numbers input into each LCR 
trunk group are stored. 
Up to a maximum of 16 digits can be added 
for dialing. When dialing using a stored LCR 
trunk group, the stored numbers are sent out 
first Numbers already stored are canceled by 
inputting CONF. 
In addition, *** and ’ W” are stored by using 
the FFl 1 and FFl2 keys. 
And pause data are stored by using the...

SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
3 - 9 Copy mode (Trunk and extension 
specification COPY model 
When programming it is necessary to set the same 
items fora large number of telephones. 
This is likewise the case when setting for outside 
lines 
Therefore the trunk setting mode and extension 
mode are provided with a copying function so 
_ that the contents 
set for one telephone can be 
copied into other extensions. 
The same is also the case when copying 
programmed specifications for...

DBS 
FF-10 SPD number mode 
3 - 10 Spd’number mode (Speed dial 
number settinq model 
Forstoring the system speed number or personal 
speed number, the DSS 172 (DSS console)(VB- 
43320) connected to the attendant’s telephone 
are used. 
Pause - 
Dial l - 
Dial # - 
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Remote Maintenance 
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Input character for 
Input Remote Maintenance 
o-9 
l , # Pause 
“. 
- 
Start Account 
Auto 
Auto ACR- Conf. 
I 1 I 
+ I o-9 l , # P 
B 
A 
-E F G 1 
0000...

SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
FFlO-l#-(00-89)# 
System SPD mode 
System Speed Dial numbers 00 - 89 can be 
programmed from the attendant telephone. 
It is also possible toenter names of up to 16 
characters in each SPD numbers using FF6 key (See 
Page, 52 ) 
i FFlO-l#-NN(OO- 89)#-(Telephone Number)# 
NN# : System SPD Dial number 
[CONFIB : For clear previous data 
FFlO-2#-(01- 72)# 
Personal SPD mode 
Personal Speed dial number 90 - 99 can be 
programmed from the attendant telephone....

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Remote Maintenance SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
Chapter 4 Remote Maintenance 
4 - 7 Remote Maintenance’ Outline 
Programming can be done from outside the 
system through telephone lines other that for the 
attendant’s telephone. In such a case the 
programming is done from data terminals 
available on the market and the like. 
In addition 
to the normal programming when operating from 
oupide, it is also possible to check all the set DATA 
by memory dumping. 
4 - 2 Starting...

SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
Remote Maintenance 
4 - 4 Effective Number of Digits for input 
Data 
When the number input is less than 3 digits, 0 is 
entered to make a number of 3 digits. 
When it is more than 3 digits, the last 3 digits only 
are taken while the rest are disregarded. 
:-ol.i lO#lO 
1000~00, 12345-345 
This restriction is common to all 
l Lhe remote 
maintenance modes. 
4 - 5 Outline of Memory Dump Function 
During maintenance and the like the systems 
software...