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    							DBS 
    FF-4 Ring mode 
    FF4-3#-1#-(3-lO)#-(Extension numberIf 
    Hunting group 1 member table 
    A maximum of 8 extensions can belong to group 1. 
    When there is an incoming call to the group, it is 
    automatically transferred according to the order 1 
    - 8 
    as stored. 
    E’xtension numbers already stored can be erased 
    by inputting the [CONF] key. 
    A maximum of 8 extensions 
    can be stored as 
    belonging to hunting group 1. 
    3#-(Extension number)#: Member No.1 First 
    4#-(Extension number)#: Member No.2 
    1 
    5#-(Extension number)#: Member No.3 
    1 
    6#-(Extension number)#: Member No.4 
    1 
    7#-(Extension number)#: Member No.5 
    1 
    8#-(Extension number)%: Member No.6 
    1 
    9#-(Extension number)#: Member No.7 
    1 
    lO#-(Extension number)#: Member No.8 End 
    FF4-3#-2%-(3-l O)#-(Extension number)# 
    Hunting group 2 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    3#-(Extension number)#: Member No.1 First 
    4#-(Extension number)%: Member No.2 
    1 
    5#-(Extension number)%: Member No.3 
    1 
    6#-(Extension number)%: Member No.4 1 
    7+(Extension number)#: Member No.5 
    1 
    8#-(Extension number)%: Member No.6 
    1 
    9#-(Extension number)#: Member No.7 1 
    lO#-(Extension number)+: Member No.8 End 
    FF4-3#-3#-(3-lO)#-(Extension number)# 
    Hunting group 3 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    3#-(Extension number)#: Member No.1 First 
    4#-(Extension number)#: Member No.2 
    1 
    5#-(Extension number)#: Member No.3 
    1 
    6#-(Extension number)#: Member No.4 
    1 
    7#-(Extension number)#: Member No.5 1 
    8#-(Extension numb&#: Member No.6 
    1 
    9#-(Extension number)#: Member No.7 
    1 
    lO#-(Extension number)#: Member No.8 End SECTION 400 
    (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    FF4-3#&-(3-lO)#-(Extension number)% 
    Hunting group 4 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    3#-(Extension number)#: Member No.1 
    4WExtension number)* Member No.2 
    S#-(Extension number)#: Member No.3 
    C#-(Extension number)#: Member No.4 
    ?#-(Extension 
    number)#: Member No.5 
    8#-(Extension number)#: Member No.6 
    9#-(Extension number)#: Member No.7 
    lO#-(Extension number)#: Member No.8 First 
    1 
    1 
    1 
    1 
    1 
    1 
    End 
    FF4-3#-5#-(3-lO)#-(Extension number)# 
    Hunting group 5 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FFG3#-6#-(3-1O)P(Extension number)# 
    Hunting group 6 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-3#-7&(3-lO)#-(Extension number)++ 
    Hunting group 7 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-3#-8#-(3-lO)#-(Extension number)+ 
    Hunting group 8 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    3#-(Extension number)#: Member No.1 First 
    4#-(Extension number)#: Member No.2 
    1 
    5#-(Extension number)#: Member No.3 
    1 
    6B-(Extension number)++: Member No.4 
    1 
    7#-(Extension number)#: Member No.5 1 
    8W-(Extension number)#: Member No.6 
    1 
    9#-(Extension number)#: Member No.7 
    1 
    IO+(Extension number)#: Member No.8 End 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    3 - 4 - 4 Call Coverage Group setting mode 
    FF4-4#-l#-(1 -8)#-(extension number)# 
    fall coverage group 1 member table 
    Call coverage groups comprise those for 
    management personnel and the like separated 
    into work units for example, and secretaries are 
    stored for 
    each group. A group is composed of 6 
    member extensions and 2 secretaries. A maximum 
    of 16 groups can be rtored in the system. 
    Secretaries and member ex tensions already 
    stored can be erased by inputting the [CONFI key. 
    An extension stored in this table cannot become a 
    member of a hunting group, neither 
    can it be a 
    member of two call coverage groups. 
    The structure for the extension numbers in the 
    table is as follows. 
    A maximum of 8 extensions can be stored as 
    belonging to coverage group 1. 
    l#-(Extension number)#:Croup secretary No.1 
    2#-(Extension number)#:Group secretary No.2 
    3#-(Extension number)#: Member No.1 
    4#-(Extension number)%: Member No.2 
    5#-(Extension number)+: Member No.3 
    6#-(Extension number)#: Member No.4 
    7#-(Extension number)+: Member No.5 
    8#-(Extension number)%: Member No.6 
    FF4-4#-2#-(1- 8)#-(extension number)# 
    Call coverage group t member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-4#-3#-(1- 8)#-(extension number)8 
    Call coverage group 3 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-4#-4#-(1 - 8)#-(extension number)# 
    Call coverage group 4 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated DBS 
    FF-4 Ring mode 
    FF4-4#-5#-(1- 8)#-(extension number)# 
    Call coverage group 5 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-4#-6#-(l- 8)#-(extensian number)# 
    Call coverage group 6 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-4#-7+(1- 8)#-(extension number)% 
    Call coverage group 7 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF44+8#-(l- 8)#-(extension number)% 
    Call coverage group 8 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-4#-9#-(l- 8)#-(extension number)# 
    Call coverage group 9 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-4#-lO#-(l - 8)#-(extension number)P 
    Call coverage group 10 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    Abbreviated 
    FF4-4#-ll#-(l- 8)#-(extension number)# to 
    FF4-4#-15#-(1- 8)#-(extension number)# 
    is abbreviated 
    FF44#-16#-(1- 8)#-(extension number)8 
    Cal! coverage group 16 member table 
    Same as group 1 
    1 #-(Extension number)#:Group secretary No. 1 
    2#-(Extension number)#:Group secretary No.2 
    3#-(Extension number)#: Member No.1 
    t 
    4#-(Extension number)#: Member No.2 
    T 
    S#-(Extension number)#: Member No.3 
    T 
    6#-(Extension number)#: Member No.4 
    T 
    7#-(Extension number)#: Member No.5 
    T 
    B#-(Extension number)#: Member No.6 
    -r 
    -57-  
    						
    							DBS 
    FF-5 iF key function mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    3 - 5 FF key (Function assiqnmenr) mode 
    &nlF.TbbRe fit&T. 
    F15-(1 - 72)P(l- 24)#- (code)# 
    FF key function assignment for 
    extensions 
    The features listed on this page can be entered 
    by the associated code 
    for each LED type key on 
    any extension. CO appearances direct or pooled 
    must first be removed by pressing the conf key 
    on a particular key appearance priorto entering 
    new data. For programming several phones with 
    the same or comparable key layout see FF key 
    copy mode page. NorerSince 
    the * and # keys on the dial pad are 
    used for entering data these symbols for feature 
    codes are tiered under FF key 11 r) and 
    FF key 
    12 (#). When entering these symbols the display 
    will nor indicate 
    that any data was entered. 
    Trunk port number 
    Extension number (2 digits) 
    Extension number (3 digits) 
    Direct CO access 
    Group call pick up 
    Absence message code 
    Call forward code 
    code 
    Meet me answer 
    UNA pick up 
    Direct pick up 
    Pooled trunk access 
    LCR call 
    Page call (Zone l-7) 
    Alarm setting 
    IDT stop/reset 
    Headset /handset mode 
    Night mood set 
    BGM on/off 
    Account code 
    Intercom key 
    Answer key 
    Release key 
    Talk back key 
    System I personal speed dial Settina contents 
    Trunk (l-32) 
    Ext. (10-69) 
    .ExL (100-699) 
    Trunk (l-32) 
    70 
    71 
    72 
    73 
    74 
    75 
    77 
    78 
    79 
    Group(81-86,9) 
    9 
    #(l-7) 
    #4 
    #SO 
    #51 
    #52 
    #53 
    87 
    #8 
    ‘I 
    ‘2 
    l 3 
    (AUTO)-(00-99) Settino method 
    (1-32)# 
    [PROGI-.( lo-69)# 
    78# ‘-$ 
    79# ‘ 
    \, 
    (81-86, 9)# .., 
    9# ‘. 
    -._ 
    (FF 12 Key)-(00-07)# -----.--_ -_- 
    IFF 12 Key&W 
    [FF 12 Key]-50# 
    IFF 12 Key]-51 # 
    [EF 12 Key]-52# 
    [FF 12 Key]-53# 
    [FF 12 Key]-7# 
    [FF 12 Key]-8# 
    [FF 11 Key]-l# 
    [FF 11 Key]-2# 
    [iF 11 Key]-3# 
    AUTO-(00-99) # 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version  3.0)  DES 
    Issue  1 January  1990  FF-5 FF key  function  mode 
    FF5-(73  - 76)#-(1  - 72)#-  (code)# 
    FF key  function  assignment  for DSS 
    consoles 
    The  features  listed on this  page  can be entered 
    by  the  associated  code for each  LED type  per 
    each  console.  CO appearances  direct or pooled 
    must  first be removed  by pressing  the conf  key 
    on a particular  key appearance  prior to entering 
    Since the  * and #keys  on the  dial  pad are  
    used  for entering  data 
    these symbols for 
    feature  codes are stored  under FF key  1 I 
    ( 
    l )  and  FF key  72 ( %  ).  When  entering 
    these  symbols  the display  will not  , 
    new data. 
    Trunk  port number 
    Extension  number (2 digits) 
    Extension  number (3 digits) 
    Direct  CO access 
    Group  call pick  up 
    Absence  message code 
    Call  forward  code 
    DND  set code 
    Station  lockout  code 
    Park  hold 
    Meet 
    me  answer 
    UNA 
    pick  up 
    Direct  pick up 
    Pooled  trunk access 
    LCR  call 
    Page  call (Zone  l-7) 
    Alarm  setting 
    !DT  stop/reset 
    Headset  ! handset  mode 
    Night  mood  set 
    BGM  on/off 
    Account  code 
    Intercom  key 
    Answer  key 
    Release  key 
    Talk  back  key 
    System  /personal  speed dial 
    indicate  that any data  was entered. 
    \7---rp 
    Settino  contents 
    Trunk  (l-32) 
    Ext.  (10-69) 
    EXL  (100-699) 
    Trunk  (l-32) 
    70  
    71  
    72  
    73 
    74  
    75 
    77  
    78  
    79  Group(Sl-86.9)  Cr 
    9 
    w-7)  
    #4 
    #SO  
    #Sl  
    #52  
    x53  87 
    C8  
    ‘1  
    ‘2  
    ‘3  
    (AUTO)-(00-99)  Settino 
    method 
    (l-32)#  
    [PROG]-.(  lo-69)# 
    [PROGI-.(  l OO-699)# 
    (8801-8832)# 
    708 
    71%  
    72#  73# 
    74# 
    75% 
    77#  
    78#  
    79# (81-86,  9)# 
    9%  
    (FF  12 Key)-(00-07)# 
    [FF  12 Key]-4# 
    [FF  12 Key]-50# 
    [FF  12 Key]-5?# 
    [FF  12 Key]-52# 
    [FF  12 Key]-53# 
    [FF  12 Key]-7# 
    [FF  12 Key]-8# 
    [FF  11 Key]-1# 
    [FF  11 Key]-2# 
    [FF  17 Key]-3# 
    AUTO-(00-99)  # 
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    							DBS 
    FF-6 Name and Message storing mode 
    3 - 6 Name (Name and messaqe storinql 
    mode 
    Each extension, SSD and PSD name, and absence 
    message is stored. 
    For 
    storing the keys assigned by alphabetical 
    letters and symbols of the DSSf72 (DSS 
    console}(W3-43320) connected to the attendant’s 
    telephone are used. 
    SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 
    January 1990 
    Character DATA BS:Step back space 
    Panasonic 
    M-43225 
    Figure DATA(0 to 9) 
    Fig 3-l V&43225 and VW3320 
    -54- 
    VB-43320  
    						
    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 Jayp 1990 
    FF6l#-(l- 72)#-(Name)# 
    Assigning names extensions 
    Names are stored for each of the extension ports 
    from 1 to 72. By having the names stored for each 
    of the extensions, it is possible forthe two parties 
    to confirm each others name while making an 
    intercom tail. 
    This is particularly useful when receiving a call 
    from another extension in that you can see the 
    name of the callers extension at a glance. 
    In addition, the names stored are normally shown 
    on the LCD of a registered extension. 
    A name consists of a maximum of 10 letters. 
    FF6-1 #-NN( 1 - 72)#-(Name)# 
    NN#: Extension port number it is desired 
    to store (the extension number is 
    automatically displayed). 
    [CONF]#: For clear previous data 
    Nick#: When it is desired to store Nick for 
    example. 
    FFG-2#-(00 - 89)#- (Name)# 
    Assigning names to SSD code 
    Names are stored for each of the SSD (System 
    speed dial) codes from 00 to 89. By having names 
    stored for each of the SSD codes, the name can be 
    confirmed when dialing using SSD. 
    This is particularly useful for SSD numbers on a 
    telephone having a large display because the 
    stored names are clearly arranged alphabetically 
    and the name of the party you intend to call can 
    be seen at a glance. 
    In addition, the stored name is indicated on the 
    LCD during a call made using the stored SSD. 
    FF6-2#-NN(O0 - 89)#- (Name)# 
    NN#: Special speed dial code it is 
    desired to store 
    [CONF]#: For clear previous data 
    Panasonic Co.. f: (When it is desired to store 
    Panasonic Industrial for 
    example) DES 
    FF-6 Name and Message storing mode 
    FF63#-(l - 72)#-(90 - 99)#-(Name)# 
    Assigning names to PSD codes 
    Names are nod for PSD (Personal speed dial) 
    codes 90 - 99 of each of the extension ports from 1 
    to 72. 
    This function is the same as Assigning names to 
    SSD code (FF6-2#-(00 - 89)#). 
    The names consist of a maximum of 16 letters. 
    FF6-3#-NN(l -72)#-SS(90- 99)#-(Name)# 
    NN#: 
    Extension port number it is 
    desired to store 
    SSP: PSD code it is desired to 
    store 
    [CONF]#: For clear previous data 
    Panasonic Service #: (When it is desired to store 
    Panasonic Service for 
    example) 
    FF6-4#-(5 - 9)#- (Message)# 
    Assigning absence message 
    An absence message can be conveyed to a party 
    who calls while you are out 
    With this setting the contents are stored in 
    message codes 5 - 9. Message codes 0 - 4 have been 
    stored beforehand and cannot be changed. 
    A message consists of a maximum of 15 letters. 
    FF6-4#-(5 - 9)#- (Message)# 
    (S-9)8: Customized Absence 
    Message to be stored 
    [CONF]#: For clear previous data 
    At Panasonic #: (When it is desired to store, 
    ‘I leftto Panasonic’ for 
    example) 
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    							DES 
    FF-7 TR6 mode 
    3 - 7 TRS (Toll restrictian svstem) mode 
    This is to set toll restriction 
    for a telephone. 
    There are 7 types of setting for 
    each outside 
    line connected to the system in the case of 
    each telephone. 
    In that restrictions can be set for daytime and 
    nighttime separately, it is also possible to 
    control expensive telephone charges. 
    Toll restriction implemented here is done by 
    determining whether or not the call is 
    allowed depending on the number dialed by 
    means of the code table in the main memory 
    (toll number- area number- telephone 
    number). 
    Below is shown the structure of a simple TRS 
    system. SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    FR-l#- l#-(0 or l)# 
    Setting restriction determining method 
    for Long distance, calls 
    ifis specified which of the following restrictions is 
    determined depending on whether the first digit 
    dialed from extensions set as types 3 - 6 is 1 or 0. 
    (X = 0-9.P = 0orl.N = 2-9) 
    g& opx-xXxXx 
    Restrict (Not determined by 
    table) 
    AX-xXxXx Allow (Not determined by 
    table) 
    l#: ~-xXxXx Determined by office code 
    table 
    Note 1: For the system installation area it is 
    necessary to specify either + 7 Area or Non 
    + 1 Area. 
    FF7- 1 B-2%-(0 or l)# 
    Dialing restriction during incoming call 
    It is specified whetherthe dial signal can be sent 
    out to outside lines which has received an 
    incoming calls from extensions set as types 3 - 6. 
    The dial signal is sent out while the call is in 
    progress after it has been answered, and at such 
    times the call sent is not restricted according 
    to 
    the dialing contents [set functions]. 
    The call sent is subjectto restriction irrespective of 
    the setting when the FLASH key is pressed down 
    after the telephone conversation. 
    0%: Not possible to dial during conversation after 
    incoming call answered 
    18: Possible to dial durinu conversation after 
    incomins call answered. 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    issue 1 January 1990 
    ’ 45 
    FF7-I#-3#-(BarF)# 
    Restriction for maximum number of digits 
    dialed when making call 
    The maximum number of digits which can be sent 
    out forthe dialing signal from extensions set as 
    types 3 - 6 is specified. 
    The setting is within the range of 15 - 29 digits, 
    and it is also possible to specify that the number of 
    digits not be restricted. 
    ICONFI#: Number of dioits not restricted 
    1#: Dialing not sent out after 1 Sth digit dialed 
    2#: Dialing not sent out after 16th digit dialed 
    3P: Dialing not sent out after 17th digit 
    dialed 
    4#: Dialing not sent out after 18th digit dialed 
    Sf: Dialing not sent out after 19th digit dialed 
    68: Dialing not sent out after 20th digit dialed 
    7#: Dialing not sent out after 2lst digit dialed 
    8#: Dialing not sent out after 22nd digit dialed 
    9#: Dialing not sent out after 23rd digit dialed 
    10f: Dialing 
    not sent out after 24th digit dialed 
    1 l#: Dialing not sent out after 25th digit dialed 
    12#: Dialing not sent out after 26th digit dialed 
    13#: Dialing not sent out after 27th digit dialed 
    14#: Dialing not sent out after 28th digit dialed 
    15#: Dialing not sent out after 29th digit dialed 
    FF7-1#4#-(0 or l)# 
    211 dial restriction 
    It is specified whether the 211 dial signal can be 
    sent out from extensions set as types 2 - 6. 
    / 
    nc / 
    l#: No 211 
    dial calls oossible 
    FF7-l#-5#-(0 or l)# ’ ,. ,.f 
    ,I 
    r 
    317 dial restriction 
    It is 31 l.dial restriction, to types 2 to 6. 
    O#- 311 dial calls possible 
    A---- .-___ -- 
    ----z- 
    1%: No 311 dial calls oossible DBS 
    FF-7 TRS mode 
    FWl#-6#-(0 or l)# 
    $$J dial restriction 
    It is 311 dial restriction, to types 2 to 6. 
    O#: 411 dial calls possible 
    l#: No 411 dial calls oossibie 
    FF7-l#-7#-(0 or l)# 
    511 dial restriction 
    It is 3 11 dial restriction. to types 2 to 6. 
    O#:_sll dial calls possible 
    l#: No 511 dial calls oossible 
    FW-l#-8#40 or l)# 
    . 
    $JJAal restriction 
    It is 311 dial restriction, to types 2 to 6. 
    0#: 611 dial calls possible 
    l#: No 611 dial calls oossible 
    FF7-1 SC-9#-(0 
    or I)# 
    711 dial restriction 
    It is 311 dial restriction, to types 2 to 6. 
    O#mdial calls possible 
    1 R: No 711 dial calls Dossible 
    FF7-l#-lO#-(O or l)# 
    811 dial restriction 
    It is 311 dial restriction, to types 2 to 6. 
    08: 811 dial calls possible 
    l#: No 811 dial calls possible 
    Fn-l#-1 l#-(O or I)# 
    911 dial restriction 
    - 
    It is31 1 dial restriction, to types 2 to 6. 
    0#: 911 dial calls possible 
    iL- 
    I#: No 911 dial calls oossible 
    -57-  
    						
    							DBS 
    FF-7 TRS mode SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 January 1990 
    FF7-l# 12#-(0 or l)# 
    Setting 7 digit dial’restriction from Typ; 2 
    extension 
    It is specified whether to have a 7 digit dial 
    restriction for the signal from an extension set as 
    Type 2. 
    0%: Signal from Type 2 not subjectto 7 digit dial 
    restriction 
    1 R: Sicmal from Tvue 2 subject to 7 diait dial 
    restriction 
    FF7-l# 13#-(Oar 1)s 
    Setting 7 digit dial restriction from Type 3 
    extension 
    It is specified whether to have a 7 digit dial 
    restriction forthe signal from an extension set as 
    Type 3. 
    0#: Signal from Type 3 not subjectto 7 digit dial 
    restriction 
    l#: Sionai from TYDe 3 subiectto 7 dkyit dial 
    restriction 
    FF7-1# 14#-(0 or l)# 
    Setting 
    7 digit dial restriction fromType 4 
    extension 
    It is specified whether to have a 7 digit dial 
    restriction for the signal from an extension set as 
    Type 4. FF7-1% l!i#-(O or l)# 
    Setting 7 digit dial restriction from Type 5 
    extension 
    ’ It is specified whether to have a 7 digit dial 
    restriction for the signal from an extension set as 
    Type 5. 
    O#: Signal from Type 5 not subject to 7 digit dial 
    restriction 
    1%: Sianai from Tvoe 5 subiect to 7 diqit dial 
    restriction 
    FF7-1% 16#-(0 or l)# 
    Setting 7 digit dial restriction from Type 6 
    extension 
    It is specified whetherto have a 7 digit dial 
    restriction for the signal from an extension set 
    as 
    Type 6. 
    0%: Signal from Type 6 not subject to 7 digit dial 
    restriction 
    l#: Sianal from Tvoe 6 subject to 7 diqit dial 
    rertriction 
    0#: Signal from Type 4 not subjectto 7 digit dial 
    restriction 
    1 R: Siqnal from Tvoe 4 subiect to 7 diuit dial 
    restriction 
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    							SECTION 400 (Version 3.0) 
    Issue 1 Janu/ary 1990 
    4@ p$ 
    FF7-2#-(3 - 6)#-(000 - 999)+-O or 1# 
    Mea code table storing 
    The area code table for determining the 
    restrictions on calls from extensions of types 3 - 6 
    is stored. 
    The area code (000 - 999) for each of types 3 - 6 is 
    registered, so that when the area code number 
    dialed conforms with that stored, the outside call 
    is subject to restriction. 
    When the call is determined as such, as the o&ide 
    line is released the intercom busy tone is sent to 
    the extension which has madethe call and 
    “Restricted” appears on the LCD. 
    The dialing numbers determined from the area 
    code table are the 3 underlined digits as indicated 
    below. (X = 0 - 9, 
    1 + Area code location: 
    l-xxx-xxx-XxXx 
    I-0-XXX-xxx-XXX-XXXX 
    Non 1 + Area code location: 
    l-xxx-xxx-XxXx 
    I-o-xxx-~-xxx-xXxX 
    Area codes not stored in this table are not subject 
    to toll restriction. 
    The struCture for data storing in the table is as 
    foilowed. 
    TRS type Number3# DENY ‘I’ 
    Area code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Allow:O)# 
    TRS type Number 4# DENY -1’ 
    Area code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Allow:O)# 
    TRS type Number S# ALLOW ‘0’ 
    Area code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Allow:O)# 
    TRS type Number 68 ALLOW ‘0’ 
    Area code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Aliow:O)# 
    Note : For the system installation area it is 
    necessary to specify either I + Area or 
    Non I + Area. DBS 
    FF-7 TRS mode 
    FF7-3k(3 - 6)#-(000 - 999)#-(0 or l)# 
    Office code table storing 
    The office code table for determining the 
    retictions on calls from extensions of types 3 - 6 
    is stored. The office code 000 - 999) for each of 
    types 3 - 6 is stored, so that when the office code 
    number dialed conforms with that stored, the 
    outside call is subject to restriction. 
    When the call is determined as such, as the 
    outside line is released the intercom busy tone is 
    sent to the extension which has made the call and 
    “Restricted’ appears on the LCD. 
    The dialing numbers determined are the 3 > 
    underlined digits as indicated below. (X = 0 - 9) 
    1 + Area code location: 
    Non 1 + Area code location: 1 -xxx-XxXx 
    xxx-XxXx 
    - 
    l-~-XXX 
    Officecodes not stored in this table are not subject 
    to call restriction. 
    The structure for data storing in the table is as 
    followed. 
    TRStype Number3# DENY “1’ 
    Office code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Allow:O)# 
    TRS type Number 4# ALLOW ‘0’ 
    Office code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Allow:O)# 
    TRS type Number 5# ALLOW ‘0’ 
    Office code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Allow:O)# 
    TRS type Number 6# ALLOW ‘0’ 
    Office code DATA: 
    (OOO-999)#-(Deny: 1 or Allow:O)# 
    Note : For the system instalia tion area it is 
    necessary to specify either T + Area or 
    Non I + Area. 
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