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: 
COL 2: ( ) co1 3: ( 1 
COL 5: COL 6: ( 1 
COL a: I ; 
COL 9: ( 1 
CJLl 1 : ( 1 COLl2: ( 1 
COL14: ( 1 CQI 15: ( 1 
COL17: ( ) COLl8: I ) 
COL20: ( 1 COL21: 1 1 
COL23: ( ) coL24: ( 1 
COL26: ( 1 w 27: I 1 
COL29: 
( 1 
CQI m- 
COL32: ( 1 COL33: I ,’ 
COL35: ( 1 COL36: ( ) 
COL38: ( ) 
w 39: ( 1 
COL41: 1 COL42: ( 1 
COL44: COL45: ( 1 
COL47: ( 1 COL48: 1 
COLSO: ( 1 COL51: ( 1 
COL53: ( 1 COL54: ( 1 
COL56: ( 1 COL57: ( 
co1 59. . 1 ) COL60: ( 1 
L62: 
) COL63: ( 1 
Model numbers 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-......~....-*.....*.....-..............-..”--“. 
Panasonic: 
VB-4303W4305W43060 FCC registration number for 
. . . . . . . . . . . ..“....I................................”. 
ACK4A4-60499KF-E 
Note. 1 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-...................-.................... 
ACK4A4-60469-W 
l Check that the FCC registration No. on the nameplate on the side panel of the main cabinet is the same as the number 
listed above. 
Ringer equivalence 
... ..-...........-.---..-.-..~.~........-...-....-. 
0.58 
Service order code 
................. ..-............-....“.....-.....”....-.....~ ... 
9.oF 
Network address signaling code 
“-....-......-.....I.....“.............. . 
E 
Facility interface code 
.... ..-....._...........“..................”.”..~........-. 
02LS2 
Required network interface code 
........... . ..... .I..................“.... 
. . RJP?X 
Note 1: 
When enabling automatic line selection to use, contact the telephone installer or a Panasonic service center. 
In this case, please inform your telephone company of FCC Registration number e. 
The FCC registration number Is found on the key service unit. 
According to FCC rules, this function is regarded as one of the distinguishing features of a PBX as opposed to a 
key telephone system. 
Direct connection to a Party-line or Coin+perated telephone line Is prohibited. 
If you are on a party line, check with your 
local telephone company. To assure the sate use of your telephone, please observe the following gulde lines for Installation 
and use. 
This product is an electrical device and can be hazardous If Immersed in water. To avoid the risk of electrical shock, do not 
use this unit while in the bathtub, shower, or when wet. 
it by pulling it out by the cord. If you accidentally drop the unit into water, unplug it first, then retrieve 
Do not use the telephone near the sources of electric ‘noise’ such as fluorescent lumps, air conditioner, washing machine, TV 
sets or radios. 
The telephone should not be exposed to heat sources, direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, moisture, strong vibrations, 
greasy or dusty environments. 
Never clean the telephone with benzene, paint thinner or other solvenls. 
Do not change the unit Installation location without consulting the dealer or installer.  
						

							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 telephone  for program  setting. 
1 
Step:4 
Reset  the system  to the  initial  status 
and set the programming  data. 
Step:5 
Call  back-be  program  number 
on the LCD  of the  telephone  and confirm the contents to be set 
1 
Step:6 
Correct  the setting  and confirm  the change,  then complete  the program  setting. 
1-2 Structure  and Working  of Program 
The  program  for this  system  comprises  the 
following  10 modes  (FFl - IO), each  of which  in 
the  10 respective 
FF keys  (Flexible  Function  Keys: 
see Fig.  2 - 4). 
At  the  time  of setting  the FF keys,  whose 
functions  it is required  to change  are pressed, 
and  after  entering  the program  mode as shown 
in  the  diagram  below the address  numbers  are 
input and the da&  is set 
The  diagram  below illustrates  the reciprocal 
relationships between the  program  modes. 
FFl. System  setting 
Setting  the basic  operations  for the 
system 
FF2.  Trunk  setting 
Specification  setting for each  outside  line port 
FF3.  Extension  setting 
Specification  setting 
for each extension port 
FF4. Incoming  ring 
Assigning  outside line calls  to each  extension 
FF5.  FF key  assignment 
&signing  outside lines to each  extension  FF key 
FF6.  Name  storing 
Storing  the names  and absence  messages 
for 
the  extension 
and SSD 
FF7.  Toll  restriction 
Setting  the outside  line calls from extension 
FF8. LCR mode 
Setting  the lowest  cost outside  line 
FF%  Copy  mode 
Copying  the TRUNK,EXT  setting to another  port 
FFlO.  Spd number  setting 
Setting  SSD number  and PSD  number 
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							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 Table 
A Keep the trunk lines, extensions and 
connected equipment not being used in the 
initial set status without including them in 
the programming. 
B. Be sure to record the fact every time changes 
are made to the programming data table. 
This will be necessary in the future for 
maintenance pur- poses and when extra 
telephones and outside lines are added. 
C The functions of those items marked by ** in 
the 
setting data table cannot be set or 
changed during operation. Do the 
programming when the functions are no 
longer being used. 
71 1 Featurename_] Setting data number Relate program 
4 
4 and initial data number 
v * 
v 
Address No. Feature Option selected Setting data Related setting 
Fig, 2 - 1 Example of Section 450 Programming Table 
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							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 example, extension 
numbers cannot be changed during use. Refer 
to the separate explanation about programs 
which cannot be set. When setting from a 
telephone connected to the test terminal (CN3) 
of the main cabinet, do so with reference to the 
diagram below. 
Setting from attendant’s telephone 
(Extension port number 1 or 2) 
For entering the programming mode, ON/OFF 
3 PROG -+ RR is input from the attendant’s 
telephone. Setting from general telephone f&j< ‘jL’ P-G” 
When programming from a telephone other 
than the attendant’s, ON/OFF + 898 3 f4;9d449 
digit code number) 3 PROG + ## is input 
Cautions when programming 
A After having set 5SS and EiUl24, turn off the 
main power source or unplug the 5% or 
EM/24 once. If this is not done, 5S.S and 
EM124 will not operate. 
B. If ihe setting for the paging group is 
changedduring a page call, this call cannot 
be answered. 
C When a telephone is not connected to 
extension port 2 and extension number 70 I, 
the system is in the nighttime mode after 
commencing the programming from the 
attendant’s telephone. So, after the setting 
manually, put it into the daytime mode. 
5. The name setting can only be programmed 
f-am the attendant’s telephone. 
Port 7 
r 
I 1 
1 I I 
Test (Program) DSy72 console for 
Telephone name program 
Main Cabinet 
Fig. 2-2 Ten terminal 
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							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 off. 
Put the CPC RAM switch to HOLD. 
The LED lamp flickers and system mode is reset 
to the initial status. Note that if this operation is repeated for each 
programming, all the data programmed up until be 
erased. 
Main Cabinet 
I 
SW1 i$ q CN3 
I 
Set’SWl’to TEST side 
! CPC Card 
 
RAM Hold Switch 
Main Switch 
I 
Fig. 2-3 Initial set for main cabinet 
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							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 from the DSS console. (DSS 
-I 172) 
L/ b 
v 
 . & e SSD name input mode ON/OFF -+ PROG -+ # -3 1 
EXT name input mode ON/OFF -+ PROG -+ # -+ 2 
f 
4 1 
i!;ct;, Return to Previpus Mode 
PROG MUTE CONF VOLI VOIA 
. . . . . ..‘.‘......) :.F..:.:.,.: 
,....A . . . . .  . . . :.:...~.:.::::::~::i::::. ..~::~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~ 
l ‘&# DATA 
. . 
. . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . ..-...-..-. 
i To store DATA i 
; and toNEXT ; 
Address : 
:...........--...-.-....--.. Pause DATA 
1. 
Fig. 2-4 Structure of PGM Keys 
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							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 corresponding to the necessary function is input. 
Press [FFll “system program 
SELECT SUB MODE’ iS 
displayed 
Now in system program mode 
3. The group number corresponding to the necessary function is input 
. Press [l] key : 1. is displayed 
Press [#I key ‘SELECTTIME MODE 
1:OATE 2:TIME’ iS 
displayed 
Press [I #1 key “DATE SET MODE 
MONTHIDAYIYEAR 
Now in date set mode 
4. The setting values are input 
Press month MM ‘MM’ is displayed 
Press date DD ‘MMDD’ is displayed 
Press year YY ‘MMDDYY’ is displayed 
Press [#I key Next address is displayed 
The date input with the [#I key is registered. 
5. The setting values are completed. 
Press [ON/OFF] key input date is displayed SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
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							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 
............ 
1-2-1-16 ............ 
1-2-1-17 ............ 
1-2-1-18 
............ 
1-2-t-19 ............ 
1-2-l-20 
............ 
1-2-l-21 ............ 
1-2-2-1 ............. 
l-2-2-2 ............. 
l-2-2-3 
............. 
l-2-2-4 ............. 
l-2-2-5 ............. 
1-2-2-S ............. 
. l-2-2-7 
............. 
l-2-2-8 
............. 
1-2-2-g ............. 
1-2-3-1 .............. 
l-2-3-2 .............. 
l-2-3-3 
............. 
l-2-3-4 ............. 
l-2-3-5 ............. 
1-2-3-S 
............. 
l-2-3-7 
............. 
l-2-3-8 ............. 
1-2-3-9 ............. 
l-2-3-l 0 
............ 
l-2-3-1 1 
............ 
1-2-3-12 
............ 
l-2-3-1 3 ............ 
1-2-3-14 ............ 
I-2-3-15 
............ 
1-2-3-16 ............ 
l-2-3-17 ............ 
1-2-3-18 ............ 
l-2-4-1 ............. DATE SET MODE .............. 
TIME SET MODE ............... 
CALL DURATION .............. 
SMDRTlMER30/16 ............ 
LCR FUNCTION ..... ;. ........... 
OVERRIDE TR5 ................ 
DENY SPD- DIAL .............. 
AUTO FL&H CONT. ........... 
ONE-TOUCH DIAL ............ 
ON-HOOK TRANSFER .......... 
KEY BANK HOLD .............. 
NON-AP.HOLDMODE ........ 
SLT FLASH CONT. .............. 
DIGITOF EXT.# ............... 
ALT. ATT MODE ............... 
ATT CALL MODE .............. 
EXTCALLMODE ............... 
SPTONV-CALL ............... 
5PT ON OVERRIDE ............. 
SYSTEM LOCATION ............ 
SSD DISP MODE ............... 
API card assignment ........... 
VOICE MAILTONE ............. 
TTY PARITY ................... 
TTY PARITY MODE ............ 
TIYBAUDRATE ............... 
TTYSTOPBIT 
.................. 
I-iY DATA LENGTH ............ 
SMDR OUT/lNCQME ........... 
SMDR LONG/LOCAL ........... 
SMDR TITLE CONT ............. 
TTyXON/XOFF- 
............... 
PBXDlALl .................... 
PBXDlAL2 .................... 
PBX DIAL3 .................... 
PBXDlAL4’.................... 
PBX DIALS .................... 
PBX DIALS .................... 
PBX DIAL7 .................... 
PBX DIALS .................... 
PAUSE POSlTlON 1 ............. 
PAUSE 
POSITION 2 ............. 
PAUSE POSITION 3 ............ 
PAUSE POSITION 4 ............. 
PAUSE POSITION 5 ............. 
PAUSE POSITION 6 ............. 
PAUSE POSITION 7 
............. 
PAUSE POSITION 8 ............. 
PAUSE POSITION 9 ............. 
PAUSE POSITION 0 ............. 
RING PAT-TERN 
................ 
7 DSS 
Initial data set table 
Initial & 
JAN.1.1989 ............................ 11 
12:oo ................................. 11 
Time displayed ........................ 11 
Starting from 16 sec. ................... 11 
Pooled trunk access call .................. 
11 
Toll restriction type 2 . 6 ................ 12 
Displayed ............................. 12 
Auto flash ............................. 12 
One . touch call possible ................ 12 
On-hook transfer possible .............. 12 
No automatic hold ..................... 13 
System hold ........................... 13 
Hold release ........................... 
13 
3 digits ................................ 13 
Alternate mode ........................ 
14 
Voice call .............................. 14 
Voice call .............................. 14 
Information tone sound ................ 
14 
No sound ............................. 14 
1 + Area .............................. 14 
1 SSD name on 1 large display line ....... 14 
(PC45 only. Read PCA5 manuals) ......... 15 
Internal busy tone ..................... 15 
No parity check ........................ 15 
Even Parity ............................ 15 
12OObps ............................... 15 
lbit .................................. 15 
Bbits .................................. 15 
Printing for income/outgoing .......... 16 
Local call and long distance call .......... 16 
Without titles ......................... 
16 
No control ............................ 16 
...................................... 16 
...................................... 17 
...................................... 
17 
...................................... 17 
...................................... 17 
...................................... 17 
...................................... 
17 
...................................... 
17 
No auto pause ......................... 17 
No auto pause ......................... 18 
No auto pause ......................... 18 
No auto pause ......................... 18 
No auto pause ......................... 18 
No auto pause ......................... 18 
No auto pause ......................... 18 
No auto pause ......................... 19 
No auto pause ......................... 19 
No auto pause ......................... 19 
CM (1 sec. on/3sec.off) 8M (3sec, onllsecoff) 19 
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							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 .............. 
l-3-12 .............. 
1-3-13 .............. 
1-3-14 
.............. 
l-3-15 .............. 
l-3-16 .............. 
l-3-17 
.............. 
1-3-18 .............. 
l-3-19 .............. 
l-4 ................ 
l-5 
................ 
l-6-l# 
............. 
l-6-2# ............. 
l-7 
................ 
2-( l-32)-1 
.......... 
2-(l-32)-2 
.......... 
2-( l-32)-3 ......... ; 
2-( l-32)-4 .......... 
2-( l-32)-5 .......... 
2-(1-32)-6 .......... 
2-(l-32)-7 
.......... 
1 ,” 2-( l-32)-8 .......... 
/y ‘4’2-( l-32)-9 .......... 
i,/ t-(1-32)-1 0 ......... 
 2-(1-32)-l 1 ......... 
2+32)-12 . 
_ . _ . . _ . . 
2-(l-32)-13 ......... 
t-(1-32)-14 
......... 
t-(1-32)-15 . . 
_ . . _ . _ _ 
2-(1-32)-l 6 
......... 
2-(l-32)-17 ......... 
2-(l-32)-18 
......... 
t-(1-32)-19 ......... PAGE GROUP (#O) ............. 
PAGE GROUP (#l) ............. 
PAGE GROUP (#2) ............. 
PAGE GROUP (83) ............. 
PAGE 
GROUP (#4) ............. 
PAGE GROUP (#5) ............. 
PAGE GROUP (#6) ............. 
PAGE GROUP (f7) ............. 
NIGHT START TIME ........... 
REfALLTlME -Al-T ............ 
RECALLTIME- EXT ............ 
TRF- RECALLATT .............. 
TRF-RECALLEXT .............. 
HNT- RECALLATT ............. 
HNT- RECALLEXT ............. 
PARK . RECALLATT ............ 
PARK-RECALLEXT ............ 
REVERSION TIMER ............. 
CO-COTALKTIME ............ 
PAUSE TIMER ................. 
CO FLASH TIMER .............. 
SLT ON-HOOWFLASH .......... 
RINGING nMER ............... 
RiNG DELAY TIMER ............ 
DIALSEND TIMER ............. 
PBX FLASH TIMER ............. 
CFVVD NO-ANSTIN ........... 
REMOTE MAINTE. ID ........... 
DISA INCOME ID ............... 
DISA OUT- GOING lD#l ........ 
DISA OUT- GOING lD#2 ........ 
PROGRAMMING ID ............ 
DENY TRUNK USE ............. 
DIAL SEND TYPE ............... 
TRUNK GROUP -9” ............ 
TRUNK GROUP ‘81. ........... 
TRUNK GROUP ‘82’ ........... 
TRUNK GROUP ‘83’ ........... 
TRUNK GROUP “84’ ........... 
TRUNK GROUP “85’ ........... 
TRUNK GROUP ‘86’ ........... 
TRUNK TYPE .................. 
ENABLE DISA ................. 
PRIVATE PORT ................ 
AUTO PAUSE .................. 
On DETECTION ............... 
TONE SEND TIME .............. 
CALL DIVERSION .............. 
INCOME TONE PTN ............ 
DISCONNECTTIME 
_ . . _ . . _ . . _ . . 
DJSA STARTTIME .............. No EPI relay operation 
.................. 19 
No EPI relay operation .................. 20 
No EPI relay operation 
.................. 20 
No EPI relay operation .................. 20 
No EPI relay operation 
.................. 20 
No E?l relay operation .................. 20 
No EPI relay operation 
.................. 20 
No EPI relay operation .................. 20 
No auto switching ..................... 21 
After20sec ........................... 21 
After14Osec .......................... 21 
After20sec ........................... 21 
After 140 set .......................... 22 
After 20 sec. ........................... 22 
After 14Osec .......................... 22 
After 20 sec. ........................... 22 
After 140 sec. .......................... 23 
After180sec. .......................... 23 
While 10 min. .......................... 23 
3.5sec ................................ 24 
1.2se c. ................................ 24 
No func. 5 200ms:flash: 1500ms I Disc, . . _ 24 
Lessthan6sec ......................... 25 
350ms ................................ 25 
l.Osec. ................................ 26 
0.8 sec. ................................ 26 
12sec ................................. 27 
9999 .................................. 27 
No ID is required ....................... 28 
9999 .................................. 28 
9999 .................................. 28 
9999 .................................. 28 
2-(l-32)-20 
......... DISA END TIME ................ 0O:OO to 24:00 
......................... 32  All functions ope. ...................... 29 
DTMF signal ........................... 29 
Accessible ............................. 29 
Noaccess .............................. 29 
Noaccess .............................. 29 
Noaccess .............................. 29 
No access .............................. 29 
Noaccess .............................. 29 
Noaccess .............................. 29 
COline ................................ 30 
Disable ............................... 30 
No private line .......................... 30 
Yes ................................... 30 
DTdetection .......................... 30 
7Sms on/SOms off ...................... 30 
Not possible ........................... 31 
Income ring synchronized ............... 3 1 
After 350ms ........................... 3 
1 
0O:OO to 24:00 ......................... 32 
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							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 5 . ..-. . . . . 
 3-il-72)-16 ......... 
3-(1-72)-17 
......... 
3-(l-72)-18 ......... 
3-(l-72)-19 ......... 
3-( l-72)-20 ......... 
3-( l-72)-2 1 ......... 
3-( l-72)-22 ......... 
3-( l-72)-23 ......... 
3-( l-72)-24 
......... 
3-( l-721-25 ......... 
3-( l-72)-26 
......... 
3-( l-72)-27 ......... 
3-( l-72)-28 ......... 
3-( l-72)-29 ......... 
3-( l-72)-30 
......... 
3-( l-72)-3 1 ......... 
3-(l-72)-31 ......... 
3-( l-72)-30 ......... 
4-l-(1-73)-(1-32) .... 
k 4-2-(l-73)-(1-32) .... 
/ I 
\i 4-3-(1-8)-l 
.......... 
./ 4-3-( l-8)-2 .......... 
4-3-l-(3-10) ......... 
4-3-&(3-l 0) ......... 
/ 
:‘;,, < -(l-16)-(1-8) ...... 
p 5-( l-72)-(1-24) 
5-(73-76)-(1-24) - : : : : : 
I 6-l ................ 
‘/ i&T 
62 ................ 
i.,, 
((,  6-3 ................ 
6-4 ................ 
, /-‘; 
.J -  7-l-l ............... 
..... : 7-l-2 ............... 
; 
7-l-3 ............... 
7-l-4 ............... 
7-1-s ............... 
7-r-6 ............... DBS 
Initial data set table 
EXT LOGICAL NO. ............. 
TEL SETTYPE .................. 
USED 8LF PORT# .............. 
FORCED LCR MODE ............ 
FORCED ACCT. CODE 
.......... 
LOCK OUT CODE 
............... 
CO OFF-HOOK SIGNAL .......... 
CALL WAlnNG ................ 
BUSY OVERRIDE ............... 
BUSY OVERRIDDEN ............ 
PRIME UNE 
................... 
RING LINE PREF ................ 
MAKE CO CONF. .............. 
SMDR PRINT Y/N 
.............. 
ALERTTONE VOL .............. 
OFF-HOOK SIG PTN ............ 
PSD DISP. MODE .............. 
PAGE GROUP #00 ............. 
PAGE GROUP #Ol 
............. 
PAGE GROUP #02 ............. 
PAGE GROUP #03 ............. 
PAGE GROUP #04 ............. 
PAGE GROUP #OS 
............. 
PAGE GROUP #06 ............. 
PAGE GROUP #07 
............. 
DISPLAY ON IDLE .............. 
DISPLAY ON IDT ............... 
DISPLAY ON INT ............... 
DISPLAYONCO-1 
............ 
DISPLAY ONCO-2 ............ 
DISPLAY ON PAGE ............. 
DISPLAY ON WAIT 
............. 
DISPLAY ON BUSY 
............. 
DAY RING PROG. .............. 
NIGHT RING PROG. 
............ 
HUNTING GROUP .............. 
NEXT HUNT GROUP ............ 
HUNT-G.01 PROGRAM 
......... 
HUNT- G-08 PROGRAM ........ 
CALL COVERAGE GROUP 
....... 
FUNCTION ASSIGN 
............. 
DSS FUNCTION ASSIGN ......... 
EXT. NAMEMODE 
............. 
SYS.SPD NAME MODE 
......... 
PERSONAL SPD NAME MODE ... 
ABSENCE MESSAGE. ........... 
INTCALLTRS .................. 
DIALING AT INCOMING 
........ 
DIGIT5 TRS DATA 
.............. 
211 TRSYIN ................... 
31lTRSYIN ................... 
411 TRSYIN ................... lOOto699(lOto69) 
...... . 
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Autoset .............................. 
Not connected ......................... 
Not connected ......................... 
LCR call only ........................... 
No function ........................... 
Sound ................................ 
Accept 
............................. 
Not possible ........................... 
Not accept ............................ 
No function ........................... 
Enable ................................ 
Not possible ........................... 
Print 
.................................. 
LowerMedium 
........................ 
Continuous ............................ 
1 PSD name on 1 large display line ........ 
No .................................... 
No .................................... 
No .................................... 
No .................................... 
No .................................... 
No .................................... 
No .................................... 
No .................................... 
No change ............................ 
No change ............................ 
No change ............................ 
No change ............................ 
No change ............................ 
No change ............................ 
No change ............................ 
No change ............................ 33 
33 
34 
34 
34 
34 
34 
35 
3s 
3s 
3s 
35 
3s 
36 
36 
36 
.;6 
36 
36 
36 
36 
36 
36 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
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47 
...................................... 48 
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...................................... so 
...................................... so 
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51 
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52 
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...................................... 55 
...................................... 55 
...................................... 55 
...................................... 55 
Restricted 
............................. 56 
Dial possible ........................... 56 
No restriction .......................... 57 
impossible ............................ 57 
Impossible ............................ 
57 
Impossible ............................ 
57 
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