Panasonic Small Digital Business System 308/616 Installation Instructions

							DBS SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Initial data set table 
Issue 1 January 1990 
Address Function 
7-l-7 ............... 
7-l-8 
............... 
7-l-9 
............... 
7-l-10 .............. 
7-l-l 1 
.............. 
7-l-12 .............. 
/‘( ? 7-l-13 .............. 
7-l-14 .............. 
t 7-l-15 
.............. 
7-l-16 .............. 
7-2-(3-6) ............ 
7-3-(3-6) 
............ 
74(1-p) ............ 
7-S-( l-4) ............ 
7-6-(l-SO) .......... 
7-7-(l-72)-(1-32) .... 
7-7-(l-72)-33 ....... 
7-8-(l-72)-(1-32) .... 
7-8-( l-72)-33 ....... 
7-9-(W) ............ 
7-9-(s-8) ............ 
7-9-19-l 2) . _ . . _ _ . . _ _ 
7-9-(13-16) ......... 511 TRSY/N ................... 
611 TRS Y/N ................... 
711 TRS Y/N ................... 
811 TRSY/N ................... 
911 TRSYIN ................... 
7 DIGiTTRSY/N ............... 
7 DlGlTTRS Y/N 
............... 
7 DIGITTRS Y/N 
............... 
7DlGiTTRSYIN ............... 
7 DIGITTRSYIN ............... 
SET AREA CODE 
............... 
SET OFFICE CODE 
.............. 
SPEUAL AREA CODE 
........... 
SPECIAL OFFICE CODE .......... 
SET7DlGlTSTRSNUMBER ...... 
DAY TRSMPE 
.............. 
DAYTRSTYPE ................ 
NIGHTTRS TYPE .............. 
NIGHTTRS TYPE 
.............. 
AREA CODE lYPE (3-6) 
......... 
OFFICE CODE TYPE (3-6) ........ 
AREA & OFFICE MPE (3-6) 
...... 
OFFICECODESP-AR(1-4) ...... 
Initial 
............................... Pase’ 
Impossible 
............................ 57 
impossible ............................ 57 
impossible 
............................ 57 
Impossible ............................ 57 
impossible 
............................ 57 
Restriction 
............................ 58 
Restriction 
............................ 58 
Restriction 
............................ 58 
Restriction ............................ 58 
Restriction ............................ 58 
...................................... 59 
...................................... 59 
...................................... 60 
...................................... 61 
...................................... 62. 
Type 7(No restriction) .................. 63 
...................................... 63 
Type 7(No restriction) .................. 64 
...................................... 64 
...................................... 6.5 
...................................... 65 
...................................... 65 
...................................... 65 
B-l-(l-15)-(000-999)-(0 or 1) SETAREA CODE . . . . . . . . . . 
8-2-(l-15)-(000-999)-(0 or 1) SET OFFICE CODE . . . . . . . . 
8-3-(14) -.. --.- *. -. . 
84-(14) . . . . - -. -. -. . 
8-5-(1-15)-(1-S) . . . . . . 
4 M-(1-8)-( l-8) 
. . . . . . . 
i ’ 8-7-l .-............. 
cf 8-7-2 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
 8-7-3 . - -. . . - . . - . . - . . 
8-74 . . . . . . . . ..f.... 
8-7-5 . - * _. -. . . . . . . . . 
8-7-6 . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . 
8-7-7 . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . 
8-7-8 - . -. . . . . . . . . * -. 
8-8-l - I.. . . . . . . . f . -. 
8-8-2 . . *. . . . . . - * -. . . 
8-8-3 . . . . . . . ..-...._ 
a84 * . . . . . -. . * - -. . . 
8-8-s ..-.-.- * -...-.. 
8-8-6 .--*-.*......-. 
8-8-7 . .._........._. 
8-8-S . .._..e_....... 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-1 System mode 
Chapter 3 Programming Explanation 
3 - 1 System (System kvotal prowam) mode 
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: Construction of explanation is as follows. 
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1 Title _.._ Introduce the title of each function. ! 
Address I 
: . 
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I number Describe the order of key press. i 
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I I 
: Contents Explanation setting data and I 
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I specification. : 
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: : 
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: Initial set indicatethe initial setting data with t 
underline. I 
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3 - I- 1 Calendar and Time Setting mode 
FFl-1 g-1 #( Month -Day- Year(Low 2 digits)) 
Date Setting 
With this setting the date is stored in the clock 
within the system. 
The current day and date are displayed on 
telephones equipped with LCD& while the date 
and day are also recorded during SMDR printing, 
etc. The day is automatically calculated and 
displayed on the system. 
MM (01-12) 
DD (01-31) 
YY (89-99) (00-20) 
For aligning the time to February 251995, input 
as follows 
0225958 
FF 1-l #-2f(Hour(24l+format) - Minute )# 
Time Setting 
With this setting the time is stored in the clock 
within the system. 
The current time is displayed on telephones 
equipped with LCDs, while the time is also 
recorded during SMDR printing, etc. 
HH (00-23) 
MM (00-59) 
For aligning the time to 3:28pm, input as follows. 
1 SZB# 
fC0~Fl-#:01 :oi 
3 - I- 2 System Program Setting mode 
FFl-2#-I#-I#-(0 or l)# 
Call duration display 
The time a telephone conversation with an outside 
line is taking can be displayed on a telephone 
with an LCD. Whether or not this display is * 
required is specified. If it is set 50 
that it is not 
displayed, the conversation time for incoming 
calls from when they are answered is not displayed 
either. 
0#: Telephone conversation time not displayed 
l#z Telephone conversation time disolaved 
FFl-2#-1#-2#-(0- l)# 
SMDR Timer/ Starting time display for 
outside call 
In cases wherethe time taken for a outside call is 
to be displayed, it is specified whether it will start 
16 seconds or 30 seconds after the dialing signal 
has been sent out. 
This setting only functions if the outside call 
duration display in l-2-1 has been specified. 
This setting notwithstanding, for incoming calls 
will start immediately, and display 16 seconds 
after they are answered. 
O#: Startina from 16 sec. 
1#: Starting from 30 sec. 
FFl-2#-I#-3#-(0 or I)# 
LCR (Least Cost Routing) call 
This is set for using the LCR call function. It is 
specified whether or not LCR is to be used when 
making an outside call by dial key 9. 
In either case it is necessary to cut the jumper wire 
on the CPU card in the main cabinet. See Section 
300 the “Installation Manual” about this. 
it is also necessary to set “FFZ-N+3#” and “Pooled 
Trunk Access Group 9” of “2. Trunk Mode”. 
OR: Pooled Trunk Access call when 9 keved in 
l#: Least Cost Routing call when 9 keyed in 
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							DBS SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
FF-1 System mode Issue 1 January 1990 
FFI-2C1#-4#(89 - OO)# 
SSD (System Speed Dial) toil restriction 
canceling (Override TRS) 
It can be set so that calls from specified SSD 
numbers are not restricted even 
on telephones 
set fortoll restriction types from 2 to 6. 
For example, it is set so that calls can be made 
from telephones subjectto restrictions such as 
those at distant branches, fire station, etc 
When a 2 digit Auto-(00 - 89) number is stored for 
the SSD code, when a call is made, from 89 to the 
number stored are not restricted. 
For example, when 80 is specified, calls can be 
made with the 10 SSD codes comprising Auto-(80 - 
89) despite restrictions. 
(00 - 89)#: Calls can be made by SSD code 00 - 89 
despite restrictions 
jCONFJ-R: Toll restriction twes 2 - 6 also aoolied 
durinaSSD calls 
FFI- 2#- l#-S#-(O or l)# 
Diai display restriction during system 
speed dial call 
lt is specified whether the telephone number is to 
be indicated on the LCD during dialing when 
making a call by SSD (80 - 89). 
If set not to display, rediaiing after an SSD call and 
diaiing with an LCR call are also not displayed. 
However, the names stored for SSD are displayed 
at such times. 
O#: Dialino disolaved durina Autd80 - 89) call 
18: Dialing not displayed during Auto-(80 - 89) call 
Note: Auto (00 - 79) are displayed all the time. 
FFl-2#-l#-6#-(0 - 1)# 
Auto -flash redial 
This setting is for automatically cutting of an 
outside line by pressing the redial key after one or 
more digits have been dialed and automatically 
dialing the same number again. 
In the case of the system is connected 
to the PBX, 
sometimesthe PBX becomes on - hold status by 
the operation of ‘Automatically cutting of an 
outside line’ using Redial key. 
Atthis time, Please set for “NO Auto Flash’ 
0#: No auto flash 
l#: Auto flaih 
Note I: When setting this function, check that it 
is aligned with the setting for the 
outside line ffash time as they 
are 
related. 
Note 2: There is no flash if the dial is not input 
. 
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FFl-2#-1#-8#-(0 or l)# 
On-hook transfer 
A outside call can be transferred to another 
extension simply by pressing that extension’s 
number and placing the handset on hook. 
The party to which the call is being transferred 
can talk with the party on the outside line simply 
by lifting his/her handset when the incoming call 
tone sounds. 
If this is not set, see operating instructions to how 
to transfer. 
0#: On-hook transfer disable 
I#: On-hook transfer enable 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-1 System mode 
FFl-2#-l#-9#-(0 or l)# 
Outside line automatic hold 
(Key Bank Hold) 
It is possible to set an extension for putting an 
outside call on hold temporarily while making a 
call on another outside line. 
In this case the initiaicail is automatically put on 
hold by pressing the FF key for the outside line you 
intend to use for the other call without the need 
for pressing the HOLD key. 
A telephone call 
put on hold by this method is on 
sy$tem hold. 
O#: No automatic hold 
1#: Automatic hold 
FFl-2#-1#- 10#-(0 or I)# 
Non - appearance outside line hold 
This setting is for specifying whether a call on an 
outside line not assigned to an FF key on your 
extension is to be put on system hold 
or exclusive 
hold. 
This setting notwithstanding, it is not possible to 
obtain another outside line during non - 
appearance outside line hold. 
0#: Exclusive hold 
1 R: Svstem hold 
Note 1: During non - appearance outside line put 
on hold, the other outside line cannot to 
. be held. 
Note 2: This function apples to Single Line 
Telephone. 
FFI-2#-I#-1 l#-(0 - 1)# 
SLT Flash control 
During a telephone call by SLTthe outside line can 
be put 
on hold by lightly tapping the hook 
button (hooking operation), and another outside 
line or extension can then be telephoned. 
This setting is for specifying whether to wait for 
the intercom dial tone again orto release hold and 
resume the initial outside call. 
0#: Get new IDT to another TRF 
1%: Retrieve held CO line 
Note: Setting 0% here is related to setting the 
SLT hooking flash timer. 
FFI-2#-1#-12#-(0 or l)# 
Extension number digit setting 
This is for specifying whether the extension 
number is to comprise 2 digits (Ext 10 - 69) or 3 
digits (Ext 100 - 699). When over 60 extensions 
are installed, the setting for 3 digits should be 
done, before carrying out other settings. 
By effecting this setting, the settings related to 
extension groups and settings involving other 
extension numbers all become invalid. 
In addition, all the extension numbers and 
functions assigned to the FF keys of each extension 
are reset to their initial status. 
At this time it is necessary to cut off the power for 
the main cabinet once. 
Warn enough when this setting will be done. 
O##: 2 digits (Extension numbers 10 - 69) 
1 #e 3 diuits (Extension num hers 100 - 699) 
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							DBS 
FF-1 System mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
FFl-2#-l#- 13#-(0 of I)# 
Alternate attendants mode setting 
This setting is for when 2 attendants phones have 
been installed in the system. 
When setting in the alternate mode, first call the 
attendant’s phone connected to extension port 
No. 1. . 
If this is busy, call the attendant’s connected to 
extension pon No. 2. 
OB: No alternate mode 
1 R: Alternate mode 
FFI-t#-I#-14#-(0 or I)# 
Attendant calling mode 
This specifies if the attendant’s intercom call is 
voice or tone. In addition, the attendant can 
switch this setting on individual calls by dialing [ 1 I 
after establishing an intercom call 
O#: Tone call from attnndant 
1%: Voice call from attendant 
FFl-2#-l#-15#-(0 or l)# 
Extension calling mode 
This specifies if the extension’s (except 
attendant’s) intercom call is voice or tone. In 
addition, the attendant can switch this setting on 
individual calls by dialing 11) after establishing an 
intercom call 
0%: Tone call 
.l#: Voice call 
FFl-2#-1#-16+(0 or l)# 
Information tone setting for voice calling 
When extension calling by voice, the information 
tone (Splash tone “Pu..!‘) can first be sounded for 
0.5 seconds from the extension of the party being 
called. 
This is specified when the extension calling mode 
is set to voice call. FFl-2#-1#-17#-(0 or l)# 
Information tone setting for busy 
override 
When the conversation on an extension has been 
interrupted, the information one is sent out to 
the extension of the party being overridden to 
indicate the fact 
This setting notwithstanding, busy override 
cannot be implemented for an extension involved 
in a conference call. 
It is necessary to have a setting regarding busy 
override for each extension. 
OS: No Information tone with in busv override 
1#: Information tone sent out for busy override 
FFl-2#-1#- 18#-(0 or l)# 
System installation area setting 
This specifies if necessary or not to the dial 1 
before the area code when making calls to places 
outside the area where the system is installed. If 1 
is necessary when making calls to just some of the 
areas, set 1 + Area. Calls o other areas for which 1 
is not necessary are regarded as local calls and so 
restricted by office codes, etc. 
O#: No + 1 Area code location 
I#: Necessarv the 1 + Area code location 
FFl-2k1#-19#-(0or l)# 
SSD name display mode 
This specifiesthe quantity of names displayed on 
the large display. The option is for 5 names or 10 
names. When displaying 10 names the maximum 
length shown will be 7 characters. 
0#: Display 5 names in large display y ” 
%#?-Displav 10 names in lame disolay 
08: No Information tone with in voice call 
l#: Information tone sounds for voice call 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-1 System mode 
FFl-2#-1P20#-(0 or l-9)# 
Application interface card assignment 
This specifies the extension card slot number for 
the API card to be used. 
Assign this only when using the optional software. 
O#:No API card assianed 
1B:Extension card slot 1 is API card 
2P: Extension card slot 2 is API card 
3#: Extension card slot 3 is API card 
48: Extension card slot 4 is API 
card 
f#:Extension card slot 5 is API card 
6B:Extension card slot 6 isAPI card 
ir#:Extension card slot 7 is API card 
8#:Extension card slot 8 isAPI card 
9#: Extension card slot 9 is API card 
FFl-2#-l#-21#-(0 or l-9)# 
Voice mail busy tone mode 
This specifies if the DBS will send busy tone or 
silence to the voice mail ports after an internal 
conversation has ended. 
##:Silence to voice mail- -*i Wr 
a#:085 internal busv tone to voice mail 
FFl-2#-2#-lk(0 or 1)s 
Parity check 
This is for aligning the data protocol specifications 
between the machines when connecting 
an SlvlDR 
printer to the system 
or carrying out remote 
maintenance through the telephone circuit, for 
example. Here it is specified whether to check for 
the occurrence of errors during the 
communication of data. The method of checking 
involves adding up the data sent and determining 
whetherthis constitutes an odd or even value. This 
is referred to as a parity check FFl-2#-2#-2#-(0 or l)# 
Even/odd number parity 
The mode of the parity check for the 
communication data is set 
09: Odd number parity 
1 R: Even number oarity 
FFl-2#- 2#-38-(1- 4)i 
Data transmission speed (baud rate) 
The baud rate for data transmission is set between 
300 bps and 9600 bps, However, whatever the 
setting may be usually, it is 300 bps when carrying 
out remote maintenance through the telephone 
FFl-2#-2#-4#-(l-3)# 
Stop bit length 
The length of the stop bit for transmitted data is 
set 
l#: 1 bit 
28: 1.5 bits (Less than 90 port system only) 
3%: 2 bits 
FFl-2+2#-5#-(1- 4)# 
Data length 
The length of the transmitted data is set between 
5 and 8 bi%. 
18: 5 bits (Less than 90 port system only) 
2%: 6 bits (Lessthan 90 port system only) 
3#: 7 bits 
4#: 8 bits 
OR: No oaritv check 
1 #: Parity check 
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							CBS 
FF-1 System mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
FEI-2#-2#-6#-(0 or l)# 
SMDR printing mode 1 (Outgoing/ Incoming) 
This is for specifying whether to have the contents 
recorded with the SMDR printer when making 
outside calls only, or to have the contents when 
answering incoming calls printed in addition to 
the former. 
OC: SMDR printing the outgoing calls only 
1 f: SMDR orintina incomina and outaoina calls 
NoterFor the SMDR printer to operate, as we// as 
specifying printing in the system program it is 
necessary to set the following from the 
attendant’s phone. 
k C, iO~O~-~#~-~9l-~Ol-~On/O~ Bus data print mode 
.$j lOn/Off7-l#~-[9~-[l~-[OnfO~ Bus data resist mode 
iOn/O~-~#l-[9~-[2~-[Onf OW Bus data accumuia te 
? .Ci’ 
,. -+ [OnlOfn-~#~-i9~-~~-~On/O~ SMDR printout 
FFl-2#-2#-7#-(0 or l)# 
SMDR printing mode 2 (Long /Local) 
This is for specifying whetherto have the contents 
recorded with the SMDR printer when making toll 
calls only, or to have the contents when making 
local calls printed in addition to the former. 
O#: SMDR priming the long distance calls only 
l#: SMDR orintina all outaoina calls 
Note 7: me long distance calls is as follows. 
(N =2-s, P = 0.l.X = O-9) 
Non + I Area NPX-NNX-XxXx 
+ 1 Area I-NPX-NNX-XxXx 
NPX is the area number, NNX the o ffke 
number. and XXXX the phone number. 
If the dialing starts with I or 0, it is deemed to 
be a long distance calls. FFl-2#-2#-8#-(0 or 1)# 
SMDR printing mode 3 (Title) 
It is specified whether to include titles such as 
“TIME’, ‘DURAT’ and ‘CO#- on the top line for 
making the data easy to read off, or to have the 
data only when using the SMDR printer. 
If there are titles, they are printed every 60 lines. 
O#: SMDR orintina of communication data only 
l#: SMDR printing of data titles in addition to 
communication data 
FFl-2#-2#-9#-(0 or l)# 
Program data dump mode (X on/X off) 
This is to specify whether or not to control the X 
on/X off code should the data buffer overflow 
when connecting the data terminal for carrying 
out maintenance to the RS-232C interface for 
connecting the SMDR 
0#: X on/X off no control 
lt: X on/x off controlled 
FFl-2#-3#-1#-(0 - 999 or O* - 99*)# 
PBX Dial 1 
The access numbers are set for when using the PBX 
circuit on the premises for as the systems outside 
lines, or for connecting from a WAIT line, etc. to a 
line of a telephone central office. 
This setting is used for determining the dialing 
when there are call restrictions for TRS, etc. In 
addition, “*- can be stored as the wild card setting 
here. 
When 7 * is set, for example, 70 to 79 are taken as 
PBX dialing. To clear the stored data, press 
[CONF] key. 
(0 - 9.00 - 99,000- 999 or 0’ - 9*, OO* - gg*)#: 
Access numbers 
Note : To store wild card(*), use FF7 1 instead of 
* key. 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-1 System mode 
FFl-2#-3#-2#-(0 - 999,0r 0’ - 99’)# 
PBX Dial 2 
Same as PBX Dial 1. 
(0 - 9,00 - 99,000 - 999 or 0’ - 9*, OO* - 99*)#: 
Co access numbers 
FFl-2#-3#-3#-(0 - 999,0r 0’ - 99*)# 
PBX Dial 3 
Same as PBX Dial 1. 
(0 - 9,QO - 99,000 - 999 or 0’ - 9’,00’ - 99’)#: 
Co access numbers 
FFl-2#-3#-4#-(0 - 999,0r 0’ - 99*)# 
PBX Dial 4 
Same as PBX Dial l_ 
(0 - 9,00 - 99,000 - 999 or 0’ - 9*, 00” - 99’)#: 
Co access numbers 
FFl-2#-3#-5#-(0 - 999,0r 0’ - 99*)# 
PBX Dial 5 
Same as PBX Dial 1. 
(0 - 9,00 - 99,000 - 999 or O* - 9*, 00’ - 99’)#: 
Co access numbers 
FFl-2#-3#-6#-(0 - 999,0r 0’ - 99’)# 
PBX Dial 6 
Same as PBX Dial 1. 
(0 - 9,00 - 99,000 - 999 or 0’ - 9’. 00’ - W)#: 
Co access numbers 
FFl-2#-3#-7#-(0 - 999,0r 0’ - 99*)# 
PBX Dial 7 
Same as PBX Dial 1. FF?-2#-3#-a#-(0 - 999,0r 0’ - 99*)# 
PBX Dial 8 
Same as PBX Dial 1. 
(0 - 9,00 - 99,000 - 999 or o* - 9’, 00’ - 99’)#: 
CO access numbers 
FFl-2#-3#-9#-(1- 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 1 
This is the setting for automatically inserting a 
pause during the dialing. When the PBX, etc. is 
_ 
accessed for making a call, several seconds are 
required from when the PBX receives the access 
numberto when the connection is made with a 
telephone central office line. 
Dialing sent out before this connection is made 
will be invalid and may result in a wrong 
connection. 
With this setting completely trouble free dialing is 
enabled. Moreover, this setting is also effective 
for dialing from SSD and PSD. 
The actual pause time is set separately (pause 
timer.FFl-3#-7#) 
It is specified after which digit dialed there should 
be a pause having made a connection with an 
outside line of the system and then dialing I. 
[CONFl%: No automatic uause after dialino 1 
1C: Automatic pause on 1st digit after dialing 1 
atfim 
2%: Automatic pause on 2nd digit after dialing 1 
atfim 
3#: Automatic pause on 3rd digit after dialing l 
at first. 
Note : Automatic pause can’t activate without 
setting pause for each trunk(FR-(l-32)+ 
13%) 
(0 - 9.00 - 99,000 - 999 or Of - 9*, 00’ - 99’)#: 
Co access numbers 
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							DBS 
FF-1 System mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
FFl-2#-3#-lO#-(1 - 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 2 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(1- 3)#). lt is specified after 
which digit dialed there should be 
a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 2. FFl-t#-3#-13#-(1 - 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 5 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(l- 3)#). It is specified after 
which digit dialed there should be a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 5. 
ICONFl#: No automatic pause 
after dialina 2 
l#: Automatic pause at 1st digit after dialing 2 
2#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit after dialing 2 
3#: Automatic pause at 3rd digit after dialing 2 jCONFl#: No automatic cause after dialina 5 
l#: 
Automatic pause at 1st digit after dialing 5 
2#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit after dialing 5 
3#: Automatic pause at 3rd digit after dialing 5 
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FFl-2#-3#-l l#-( 1 - 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 3 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(1 - 3)#). It is specified after 
which digit dialed there should be 
a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 3. FFl-2#-3#-14#-(l- 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 6 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(1 - 3)#). It is specified after 
which digit 
dialed there should be a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 6. 
ICONFlR: No automatic cause after dialina 3 
18: Automatic pause on 1st digit after dialing 3 
2#: Automatic pause on 2nd digit after dialing 3 
3#: Automatic pause on 3rd digit 
after dialing 3 ICONFl#: No automatic Pause after dialinq 6 
l#: Automatic pause at 1st digit after dialing 6 
2#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit after dialing 6 
3#: Automatic pause at 3rd digit after dialing 6 
FFl-2#-3#-12#-(1 - 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 4 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(1- 3)#). It is specified after 
which digit dialed there should be 
a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 4. FFl-2#-3#-l5#-(l- 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 7 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(l- 3)#). It is specified after 
which digit 
dialed there should be a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 7. 
jCONFl#: No automatic oause after dialino 4 
1~8: Automatic pause at 1st digit after dialing 4 
2#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit after dialing 4 
3#: Automatic pause at 3rd digit after dialing 4 [CONFI#: No automatic Dause after dialina 7 
1#: Automatic pause at 1st digit after dialing 7 
2#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit after dialing 7 
3#: Automatic pause at 3rd digit after dialing 7 
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							SECTION 400 (Version3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-1 System mode 
FFl-2#-3#-16#-(1 - 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 8 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(1 - 3)#). 
It is specified after 
which digit dialed there should be 
a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 8. 
[CONFI#: No automatic cause after dialina 8 
_ l#: Automatic pause at 1st digit after dialing 8 
t#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit 
afkerdialing 8 
3#: Automatic pause at 3rd digit 
after dialing 8 
FFl-2#-3#-17#-(l- 3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 9 
Same as (FFI-t#-3#-(l- 3)#). It is specified after 
which digit dialed there should be a pause having 
made a connection with an o&de line of the 
system and then dialing 9. 
ICONFI#: No automatic oause after diaiino 9 
1 B: Automatic pause at 1st digit after dialing 9 
2#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit after dialing 9 
3%: Automatic pause at 3rd digit after dialing 9 
FFl-2#-3#-18#-(1 -3)# 
Automatic pause position for each dial - 
Dial 0 
Same as (FFl-2#-3#-(1- 3)#). It is specified after 
which digit dialed there should be 
a pause having 
made a connection with an outside line of the 
system and then dialing 0. 
ICONFl#: No automatic pause afterdialino 0 
1 #: Automatic pause a! 1 St digit after dialing 0 
2#: Automatic pause at 2nd digit after dialing 0 
3#: Automatic pause at 3rd digit after dialing 0 FFl-2#-4#-1 B-(0 or l)# 
Control ring patterns for UNA control 
terminals (M, c B) 
When using UNA (Universal Night Answer), the 
operating specifications for each of the relay 
controlled terminals 
are determined. When 
utilizing a sound source for the buzzer, etc., ” 1 set 
on/3 set off’ is selected. 
When operating with the pattern set, it is 
connected from terminal C to terminal M or 
released from terminal C to terminal 8. This 
setting is only effective when UNA is operating for 
incoming calls on outside lines. 
Note 
: Ext pan 73 is ringing assignment for IJ NA 
terminal (FF4-l#, FF4-2#) 
OR: 3 secl 1 set interval 
l#: Continuously 
FFl-2#-4#-2#-(0 9r l)# 
EPI control when paging - #OO 
It is set whether the EPI (External Page tnterface) 
is to be used when calling paging group #OO. 
0%: No EPI relay ooeration when callina oaainq 
grouD 00 
l#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 00 
FFl-2#-4#-3#-(0 
or 1)# 
EP1 control when paging - #Ol 
It is set whether the EPI (External Page Interface) 
is to be used when calling paging group #Ol. 
O#: No EPI 
relay operation when callina oaoinq 
arouo 01 
I#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 01 
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