Panasonic Small Digital Business System 308/616 Installation Instructions

							DBS 
FF-1 System mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
FFl-2#-4#-4#-(0 or l)# 
EP! control when paging - #02 
It is set whether the EPI (External Page Interface) is 
to be used when calling paging group %02. 
O#: No EPI relav operation when callino paqinq 
arouo 02 
l#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 02 
FFl-2#-4#-f#-(O or l)# 
EPI control when paging - #03 
It is set whether the EPI (External Page Interface) is 
to be used when calling paging group #03. 
O#: No EPI relav ooeration when callina oaoinq 
arouo 03 
1#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 03 
FFl-2#-4#-6#-(0 or l)# 
EPI control when paging - #04 
It is set whetherthe EPI (External Page Interface) is 
to be used when calling paging group #04. 
O+: No EPI reiav ooeration when callino oaoinq 
arouo 04 
l#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 04 
FFl-2#-4#-7#-(0 or ?)# 
EPI control when paging - #05 
It is set whether the EPI (External Page Interface) is 
to be used when calling paging group #OS. 
O#: No EPI retav ooeration when callinq oaainq 
grow 05 
l#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 05 
FFl-2#-4#-B#-(0 or l)# 
EPI control when paging - #06 
It is set whether the EPI (External Page Interface) is 
to be used when calling paging group #06. 
O#: No EPI relav operation when callino oaqinq 
arouo 06 
l#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 06 
FFl-2#-4#-9#-(0 or l)# 
EPI control when paging - #07 
It is set whether the EPI (External Page Interface) is 
to be used when calling paging group #07. 
O#: No EPI relav ooeration when callinq oaoinq 
tarouo 07 
l#: EPI relay operation when calling paging 
group 07 
3 - I- 3 System 7imerSetting Mode 
Here the settings relating to time are made for 
operating the 
system. 
The appropriate settings should be specified 
according to the users preferences and actual 
method of use, while also taking into account the 
specifications for the outside lines connected. 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-I System .mode 
FFl-3#-1 S-(0000 - 2359)# 
Automatic switching time for nighttime 
call mode 
The time for switching from daytime call mode to 
nighttime call mode is set so that the system does 
it automatically without the attendant 
performing the operation. 
It is specified using the 24 hour system. For 
example, when the system is to switch to the 
nighttime mode at 8:02pm, 2002 is input 
(00:OOam - 0000 / 11:59pm - 2359) 
JCONFIW: No automatic switchina to 
niahttime call mode 
(0000 - 2359)#: Automatic switching to nighttime 
mode 
Note: The day and nigh TRS modes can be set to 
different types. Confirm the 776 modes. 
FFl-3#-2#-( 1 - 12)# 
Attendant’s hold recall timer 
If an outside line call is not answered within the 
specified time after having been put on hold by 
the attendant’s phone [by the attendant], the 
recall warning tone starts to sound to indicate 
that the time has been exceeded. 
O#:No recall 
1 #:Recali after 20 seconds 
2#:Recall after 40 seconds 
3#:Recall after 60 seconds 
.4#:Recall after 80 seconds 
5#: Recall after 1 OOseconds 
6#: Recall after 120 seconds 
7#: Recall after 140 seconds 
8#:Recall afier 160 seconds 
9#: Recall after 180 seconds 
1 O#:Recall after 200 seconds 
1 1 #: Recall after 220 seconds 
12#: Recall after 240 seconds FFl-3#-3#-(1- lt)# 
Extensions hold recall timer 
If outside line call is not answered within the 
specified time after having been put on hold from 
an extension other than the attendant’s phone, 
the recall warning tone star& to sound to indicate 
thatthe time has been exceeded. 
O#:No recall 
1 #:Recall 
after 20 seconds 
2B:Recall after 40 seconds 
3#:Recall after 60 seconds 
4#:Recall after 80 seconds 
5#:Recail after 100 seconds 
6#:Recall after 120 seconds 
78:Recall after 140 seconds 
8#:Recall after 160 seconds 
9#: Recall after 180 seconds 
10#: Recall after 200 seconds 
I;#: Recall after 220 seconds 
12f:Recall after 240 seconds 
FFl-3#-4#-(1- 12)# 
Attendant’s transfer recall timer 
This specifies if an outside line is transferred to 
another extension and is left unanswered for the 
length equal to or greater then this timer the call 
will recall to the attendant 
0%: No recall 
18: Recall after 20 seconds 
_ 2#: Recall after 40 seconds 
3#:Recall after 60 seconds 
1ZR:Recall after 80 seconds 
S#:Recall after 100 seconds 
68:Recall after 120 seconds 
7#: Recall after 140 seconds 
8kRecall after 160 seconds 
9#:Recall after 180 seconds 
lO#:Recall after 200 seconds 
1 1 #: Recall after 220 seconds 
1 Z#:Recall after 240 seconds 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 ms 
FF-1 System mode 
Ff-?-3#-5#- (1 - 12)# 
Extension Transfer recall timer 
This specifiesif an outside line is transferred to 
another extension and is left unanswered for the 
length equal to or greater then this timer the call 
will recall to the original extension which 
established the transfer. 
O#:No recall 
1 #:Recall after 20 seconds 
2#:Recall after 40 seconds 
3B:Recall after 60 seconds 
4#:Recall after 80 seconds 
S#:Recall after 100 seconds 
6#:Recall after 120 seconds 
7#:Recall after 140 seconds 
(l&Recall after 160 seconds 
9#: Recall after 180 seconds 
1 O#:Recall after 200 seconds 
11 #:Recall after 220 seconds 
12#:Recall after 240 seconds 
FFl-3#-6#-(l - 12)# 
Attendant’s hunting red1 timer 
Calls which are transferred to a hunt group by any 
extension within the hunt group will recall to the 
attendant aiter the specified time of this recall 
timer. 
O#:No recall 
l#: Recall after 20 seconds 
Z#:Recall after 40 seconds 
3#:Recall after 60 seconds 
O#:Recall atier 80 seconds 
5#: Recall after 100 seconds 
6#:Recall after 120 seconds 
7iF:Recall after 140 seconds 
(I#:Recall after 160 seconds 
9#:Recall after 180 seconds 
lO#:Recallafter200seconds 
ll#:Recallafter220seconds 
12#:Recallafrer240seconds FFl-3#-7#- (1 - 12)# 
in. Hunting.recaff timer 
If a transferred incoming call is not answer by any 
hunting group member within the specified time 
after having been put on hold from an extension, 
the call rings back to the transferor extension. 
,O#:No recall 
1 #: Recall after 20 seconds 
2%:Recall 
after 40 seconds 
3#:Recall after 60 seconds 
48:RecaII after 80 seconds 
58: Recall after 100 seconds 
6#:Recall after 120 seconds 
-7#: Recall after 140 seconds 
8#:Recall after 160 seconds 
‘9#:Recall after 180 seconds 
1 O#:Recalf after 200 seconds 
11 #:Recall after 220 seconds 
12#:Recall after 240 seconds 
FFl-388#-(l - 12)f 
Attendant park hold recall timer 
If an attendant place a call in any of the 10 system 
park orbits, and leaves the call there for longer 
than the specified time, the call wiil recall to the 
attendant. 
O#:No recall 
1 #:Recall after 20 seconds 
2C:Recall after 40 seconds 
3#:Recall after 60 seconds 
48: Recall after 80 seconds 
59:Recall after lOOseconds 
6#z Recall after I20 seconds 
7B:RecalI after 140 seconds 
8#:Recall after 160 seconds 
9#: Recall after 180 seconds 
lO#:Recall after 200 seconds 
11 #:Recail after 220 seconds 
lZ#:Recallafter240seconds 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) DBS 
Issue 1 January 1990 FF-1 System mode 
FFl-3#-9#- (I- 12)# 
Extension park hold recall timer 
If an extension place a call in their park orbits, and 
leaves the call there for longer than the specified 
time, the call will recall to the extension. 
O#:No recall 
1 #:Recall after 20 seconds 
2#:Recall after 40 seconds 
3B:Recall after 60 seconds 
4#:Recall after 80 seconds 
S#:Recall after 100 seconds 
68:Recall after 120 seconds 
7#: Recall after 140 seconds 
8#: Recall after 160 seconds 
9#:RecalI after 180 seconds 
1 O#:Recall after 200 seconds 
11 #:Recall after 220 seconds 
lZ#:Recall after 240 seconds 
FFl-3#-lO#-(l - 12)# 
Call reversion timer for attendant 
If an outside line call which has been put on hold 
by the attendant’s phone is not answered by an 
extension other than the attendant’s phone 
within the specified time, it is 
transferred to the 
attendant’s phone and the extension’s recall timer 
does not function.This function is not possible 
when the 
system is in the night mode. 
O#:No Reversion call 
1%: Reversion call after 20 seconds 
2#:Reversion call after 40 seconds 
3#:Reversion call after 60 seconds 
4#:Reversion call after 80 seconds 
S#:Reversion call after 100 seconds 
6#:Reversion call after 120 seconds 
7f:Reversion call after 140 seconds 
S#:Reversion call after 160 seconds 
9#:Reversion call after 180 seconds 
101:Reversion call after 200 seconds 
11 #:Reversion call after 220 seconds 
12f:Reversion call after 240 seconds 
FFl-3#-1 l#- (I- 15)# 
Unsupervised conference monitor time 
(CO -CO conference monitoring timer) 
The time for which a call is enabled through an 
outside line when made from DISA or when 
conducted through or&de lines only can be 
restricted within the range of 0 to 75 minutes. 
If the specified time is exceeded, the outside lines 
are automatically cut off. 
O#:Disable 
l#:UptoSmin. 
2R:Un to 10 min. 
3#:Up to 15 min. 
4#:Up to 20 min. 
5X:Up to 25 min. 
6#:Up to 30 min. 
7#:Up to 35 min. 
S#:Upto40min. 
9#: Up to 45 min. 
lO#:Upto 50 min. 
ll#:UptoSSmin. 
12#:Up to 60 min. 
13#:Up to 65 min. 
14#:Upto 70 min. 
1 S#:Up to 75 min. 
Note: It is necessary to set for outside calls made 
from DISA and calls through outside lines 
only separa teiy. 
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							DBS 
FF-1 System mode 
FFl-3#-12#-(1- lS)# 
Auto pause timer ’ 
When PBX lines and WATT lines are 
accommodated as outside lines of the system and 
connected to the telephone central office, it is 
necessary to have a pause in the dialing until the 
dialing signal from the DBS is received and until 
the dial tone is sent out from the connected CO. 
line. If this is neglected, the wrong party may be 
contacted or the connection may not be made. 
This pause time can be automatically set while 
when dialing, and it is also possible to store a 
pause for stored dialing to SSD, PSD, etc. if . . 
necessary. Generally speaking it is sufficient to 
specify a standby time comprising one pause. But 
if an extremely long pause time is required, you 
can accommodate this by pressing the required 
numberwhiie storing the [REDIALJ key. 
O#:No pause time 
1 #:One pause time of OS seconds 
2#:One pause time of 1 .O seconds 
3#:0ne pause time of 1.5 seconds 
4#:0ne pause time of 2.0 seconds 
5#:0ne pause time of 2.5 seconds 
W:One pause time of 3.0 seconds 
7R:One cause time of 3.5 seconds 
8#:0ne pause time of 4.0 seconds 
9#:0ne pause time of 4.5 seconds 
lO#:One pause time of 5.0 seconds 
11 #:One pause time of 5.0 seconds 
12%:One pause time of 5.0 seconds 
13#:0ne pause time of 5.0 seconds 
14#:0ne pause time of 5.0 seconds 
lS#:One pause time of 5.0 seconds 
Note 1: The position at which the pause time is 
inserted while 
dialing is specified 
according to 
the system setting for each 
dial number. SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
FFl-3#-13#-(0 - lO)# 
Outside line flash timer 
The time for which the outside line is temporarily 
released (flash time) when the [FtASH] key or 
[REDIAL] key has been pressed is set The outside 
line is released while the [FLASH] key is pressed, 
even though this may be longer than the time set 
for it 
O#: No flash 
l#: Minimum line flash time of 0.2 seconds 
2#: Minimum line flash time of 0.3 seconds 
38: Minimum line flash time of 0.4 seconds 
4#: Minimum line flash time of 0.5 seconds 
5%: Minimum line flash time of 0.6 seconds 
S#: Minimum line flash time of 0.7 seconds 
7#: Minimum line flash time of 0.8 seconds 
8#: Minimum line flash time of 0.9 seconds 
9#: Minimum line flash time of 1.0 seconds 
101: Minimum line Rash time of 1.1 seconds 
Note: This setting is not effective when operating 
from SLT. 
FFl-3#-14#-(0 - 6)+ 
SLT on-hook detection timer 
It is.specified as to whether the line flash is to 
function orthe line.is to be disconnected when 
the hook button is pressed lightly (referred to as 
the hooking operation) with SLT. 
No detect tine flash Disconnect / iLJ 
0%: Less than 200 200 - 500 ms Over 500 ms 
 I#: Lessthan 200 200-750 ms Over 750 mr 
8: Lessthan 200-lOOOms OverlOOOms 
3#: Less than 200 200 - 1200 ms Over 1200 ms 
4#: Less than 200 200 - 1500 ms Over 1500 ms 
5#: Less than 200 Over 200 ms 
6#: Less than 200 30 - 140 ms Over 500 mr 
Note 2: When [RED/AL] is stored for 550 and PSD, a 
pause for the set time only is inserted 
during the dialing. But even when it is not 
set, if there are specified dial numbers as in 
Note 1, a pause is automatically inserted. 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 DBS 
FF-1 System mode 
FFI-3#-15+(0-3)# 
Outside incoming ring signal detection 
timer 
The auto answer function for incoming calls is set 
to function normally. The continuous time forthe 
incoming call signal can be set within the range of 
4 - 10 seconds. Even if the telephone has already 
been cut off by the party making it and the 
incoming call signal from the telephone line is 
discontinued, the system still treats it as an 
incoming call during the time set This is because 
there are cases when there is a long cycle 
depending on the incoming call signal and in such 
cases the system deems that the incoming call has 
ended. So this is to prevent any error in the 
operation of the auto answer function and to 
ensure that the incoming call can be answered on 
the outside line from which it originates. 
econd of the ringing status 
econd of the rinaina status 
2#:Keep to @ second of the ringing status 
3#: Keep to 1 &econd of the ringing status FFl-3#-16#-(0- 15)# 
Incoming ring signal expand timer 
(First ring signal delay timer) 
An incoming ring tone is prepared for sending out 
to extensions in the system to synchronizing to the 
incoming call signal from outside lines. If the first 
incoming call signal from the outside line is too 
short when the incoming call tone sent out is set to 
synchronize with the incoming call signal, the time 
for which the call tone sounds is also shoh Hence 
it is always possible to receive a regular incoming 
call tone without it being controlled by the length 
of time forthe incoming call signal. In this case 
also the incoming call tone is synchronized with 
the incoming call signal from the outside line. The 
setting is for when using an answer phone for 
which an incoming call tone to the SLT terminal, 
etc. of a fixed length is necessary. 
O#:Synchronizing to the incoming call signal 
1 #: Expand to 50ms 
2#:Expand to 1 OOms 
3f:Expand to 15Oms 
4#: Expand to 2OOms 
5#: Expand to 250ms 
6f: Expand to 300ms 
7#:Exoand to 350ms 
8f: Expand to 400ms 
9#:Expand to 450ms 
1 O#:Expand to 5OOms 
11 #:Expand to 550ms 
12Y: Expand to 600ms 
13#: Expand to 650ms 
14#: Expand to 700ms 
15#: Expand to 750ms 
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							DBS 
FF-1 System mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
FFl-3#-17#-(O- 15)# 
Dial pause timer for after obtaining 
outside line 
The time to when sending out the number dialed 
starts after a connection with an outside line has 
been made is set 
For example. even if you start dialing immediately 
after pressing the line key, the dial signal is sent 
out to the outside line only after the specified time 
has elapsed. 
This setting is for when there is a risk of the dialing 
tone from the switchboard of the connected CO., 
etc. being delayed or of a wrong connection being 
made. 
O#: 1.2 second after obtaining outside line 
1#: 1.2 second after obtaining outside line 
2#:2 seconds after obtaining outside line 
3#:3 seconds after obtaining outside line 
4#:4 seconds after obtaining outside line 
58:s seconds after obtaining outside line 
6#:6 seconds after obtaining outside line 
7#:7 seconds after obtaining outside line 
8#:8 seconds after obtaining outside line 
9#:9 seconds after obtaining outside line 
10s: 10 seconds after obtaining outside line 
11#: 1 I seconds after obtaining outside line 
12#: 12 seconds after obtaining outside line 
13#: 13 seconds after obtaining outside line 
14#:14 seconds after obtaining outside line 
15#: 15 seconds after obtaining outside line FFl-3#-18#-(0- 10)# 
PBX connecting line flash time 
The time (flash time) is set for temporarily 
releasing the outside line when the [FLASHI’key or 
IREDIAL] key has been pressed upon using a PBX 
line forthe outside line. 
This is only effective when the outside line is set as 
the PBX line. 
The outside line is released while the [FLASH] key 
is pressed, even though this may be longer than 
the time set for it 
The time can be set within in range of 0 - 1 .l 
seconds. 
O#:No flash 
1 #:Minimum line flash time of 0.2 seconds 
Z#:Minimum line flash time of 0.3 seconds 
3B:Minimum line flash time of 0.4 seconds 
4B:Minimum line flash time of 0.5 seconds 
5#:Minimum line flash time of 0.6 seconds 
6#:Minimum line flash time of 0.7 seconds 
7#:Minimum line flash time of 0.8 seconds 
8#:Minimum line flash time of 0.9 seconds 
9#:Minimum line flash time of 1.0 seconds 
lo&Minimum line flash time of 1.1 seconds 
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FFl-3#-19C(O- 15)# 
Call forward No answer timer 
If a call is not answered by an extension which has 
call foward no answer set within the specified 
ti’me period, the call will be diverted to a 
predetermined extension. The call forward no 
answer timer can be set from 4io 64 seconds. . 
O#:Call forward after 4 Seconds 
1 #Xall forward after 8 Seconds 
_ Z#:Call forward after 12 Seconds 
3$Kall forward after 16 Seconds 
4#:Cail forward after 20 Seconds 
S#:Call fomard after 24 Seconds 
6#:cBll forward after 32 Seconds 
7#:Call forward after 36 Seconds 
S#:Call forward after 40 Seconds 
9#:CaII forward after 44 Seconds 
1 O#:Call forward after 52 Seconds 
l 
SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
3 -7 - 4 Remote Maintenance Code mode 
Ffl - 4#-(0000 - 9999)# 
Storing the ID for remote maintenance 
Remote controlled maintenance for the system 
can be done through a telephone circuit An 4 
digit code is stored for this purpose. 
The system first automatically answers a call 
coming in on the exclusive DISA line. 
Then, after the intercom dialing tone has been 
sent out by the system, the stored code is input 
and the remote maintenance starts. 
For actually effecting the remote maintenance, in 
addition to this setting it is also necessary to store 
the DISA code. 
For remote maintenance 3 of the following 
operations indicated are possible. 
A: Remote programming: 
Set remotely as with normal programming. 
B: Program data list out: 
The programmed data are checked when 
irregularities in the operation occur. 
c: System installation list: 
The terminals connected to the system 
togetherwith the types and number of 
mounted cards are checked. 
[CONF]#: Clear to DATA (Initial = 9999) 
(0000 - 9999)#: Remote maintenance can be done 
according to stored code. 
Note: To 
l nabie the use of the D&4 function it is 
necessary to set the exclusive DISA line to 
an outside line port separately. 
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							DBS 
FF-1 System mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
Issue 1 January 1990 
3 - I - 5 DISA ID Code mode 
FFl-5#-(0000 - 9999)# 
DISA ID code storing 
(Direct inward System Access) 
Use of the DISA function allows for DID (Direct in 
dialing) from outside’the system and DISA 
outgoing call (making a call on a different line via 
the system from outside). 
If *is ID code is not set then system accept the 
DISA call withoutthe input ID cod, It also enables 
remote maintenance through a telephone circuit 
by the installer of the system. 
Forthese operations it is necessary to input the 
exclusive DISA code followed by the remote 
maintenance code, DISA outgoing call code, etc. 
IC~NF~A: Clear data 
(0000 - 9999)#: The DISA function can be used 
according to the stored code. 
Note: To enable the use of the DISA function 
it is 
necessaty to set the exclusive DiSA line to 
an outside line port separately. 
3 - ? - 6 DISA Outqoinq Call ID mode 
FFl-6#-I#-(0000 - 9999)C 
DISA Outgoing call ID code 1 storing 
By inputting the stored code when DISA is 
operating, it is possible to make a call from a 
different line via the system from outside. 
For using this function an 
code is stored. 
[CONF]#: Clearto data (Initial = 1111). 
(0000- 9999)#: To enable the use of the DISA 
function it is necessary to set the 
excfusive DISA line to an outside 
line port separately. FFl-6#-Z#-(OOOO - 9999)# 
DISA Outgoing call ID code.2 storing 
By inputting the stored code when DISA is 
operating, it is possible to make a call from a 
different line via the system from outside. For 
using this function an code is stored. 
[CONF]#: Clear to data (Initial = 9999). 
(0000- 9999)C: To enable the use of the DISA 
function it is necessary to set the 
exclusive DISA line to an outside 
line port separately. 
3 - I- 7 System proqram ID code mode 
FFl-7#-(0000 - 9999)# 
System programming ID code storing 
Normally system programming is oniy possible 
from the attendant’s phone. 
But by inputting this code, the system can also be 
programmed from another extension. 
The code is stored for the system. As the program 
is the most part of the system, always be sure to 
record it in the setting table (Section 450) and pay 
sufficient attention when dealing with the codes. 
The codes already set can be deleted with the 
[CONa key. 
[CONF]#: Clear to data (Initial = 9999). 
(0000 9999)#: System can be programmed 
according to the stored code. 
Note: Another extension telephone can’t program 
before the extension telephone which 
programmed cancel the programming mode. 
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							SECTION 400 (Version 3-O) 
issue 1 January 1990 
3 - 2 Trunk mode 
[Outside line port specificationl 
FFZ-(l -32)#-l#-(O or l)# i -Sl 
Trunk prohibition 
This is set for when an outside line port connected 
to the system has been damaged or for when it is 
desired to stop functioning to.specificoutside 
lines for some reason. 
-- 
O#: Operate (Default) 
1 #c: Stop Operation 
FF2-(l- 32)#- 2#-(0 or l)# 
Dialing signal type set for outside line 
Dialing is done by pressing the 10 keys. But it is 
also possible to specify whether it is to be pulse 
dialing or DTMF signal dialing for each outside line 
port in conformity with the specifications for the 
line connected to the ports.. 
0#: DTMF sional dial 
1#: IOpps pulse dial 
FFZ-(I - 32)#-3#- (0 or l)# 
Pooled trunk access Group 9 
When using the function for obtaining an outside 
line automatically, 
a line belonging to the trunk 
group to be accessed is set When 9 is dialed, 
connection is automatically made with a vacant 
line in the set group. 
O#: Not subject to Pooled trunk access dial 9 
1 A: Accessible throuoh Pooled trunk access dial 9 
Note : For using this function it is necessa+y to set 
for the pooled trunk access as opposed to 
the 1 CR call in the system program. 
Even with the L CR call set, however, if all 
the trunk lines for LCR calls are busy, it 
becomes an pooled trunk access. DBS 
FF-2 Trunk mode 
-FFZ-(l - 32)#-.4#-(0 or 1)# 
Pooled trunk access Group 81 
When using the function for obtaining an outside 
line automatically, 
a line belonging to the trunk 
groupto be accessed is set. When 81 is dialed, 
connection is automatically made with a vacant 
line in the set group. . 
OR: Not subiectto Pooled trunk access Group 81 
1#: Accessible through Group 81 
FF2-(1- 32)#- S#-(O 
or I)# 
Pooled trunk access Group 82 
Same as group 81 
0#: Not subiectto Pooled 
trunk access Grow 82 
I#: Accessible through Group 82 
FF2-(1- 32)#- 6#-(0 or I)# 
Pooled trunk access Group 83 
Same as group 81 
0%: Notsubiectto Pooled trunk access Group 83 
l#: Accessible through 
Group 83 
FF2-(1- 32)#- 7#40 or I)# 
Pooled trunk access Group 84 
Same as group 81 
OR: Not subiectto Pooled trunk access Grout 84 
l#: 
Accessible through Group 84 
FF2-(1- 32)#- 8#40 
or l)# 
Pooled trunk access Group 85 
Same as group 81 
O#: Not subiectto Pooled trunk access Grout 85 
l#: Accessible through Group 85 
FFZ-(l - 32)#- 9#-(0 or I)# 
Pooled trunk access Group 86 
Same as group 81 
O#: Not subiect to Pooled trunk access 
G~OUD 86 
1%: Accessible through Group 86 
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