Panasonic Small Digital Business System 308/616 Installation Instructions

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INTRODUCTION 
The Panasonic S-DBS 308/616 has a smaller, compact KSU. 19” L x 4 l/2” H x 12 
l/2” W, that can be hung on a wall or placed in an out-of-the-way space. 
Despite its 
convenient size the S-DBS has many of the features of a larger KSU, in addition to a 
Hybrid telephone system that gives you the capability of a dual port operation using 
a key telephone and single line devices. 
The S-DBS is also hearing-aid compatible with a proprietary telephone. 
There are four models of S-DBS telephones: 
VB-43233 
34 Key Speakerphone w/LCD 
Used for Ex-tensions 10,ll VB-42213 
16 Key Speakerphone w/LCD 
VB-42211 
16 Key Speakerphone VB-42210 
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S-DBS HYBRID SYSTEM *  
The small DBS introduces a brand new feature in telephone systems: A dual port 
connection. The S-DBS Hybrid System allows you to connect both a digital telephone 
and a single line device to the same extension port at the same time. A cordless 
telephone, answering machine or Fax machine can be used alternatively with a key 
telephone once the system is set in one of three modes as follows: 
A mode: Both the key telephone and the single line device are operable which 
means that you have the option of transferring calls from your key 
telephone to your cordless phone and back again by pressing the 
HOLD key on the key (proprietary) telephone or hook flashing on the 
SLT and dialing 60 . Only the key telephone rings and on the SLT the 
intercom dial tone is a stutter tone. 
B mode: In B mode you can leave the system unattended in either day or night 
mode because the key telephone does not operate. The blinking 
Do-Not-Disturb LED on the key telephone indicates that there is no 
dial tone. Only the single line device is operable. 
For example, you can set up an answering machine to take calls for 
the system or for each telephone. To go from A to B mode and have 
an answering machine record your calls for the system, put the system 
on night mode from the attendant’s telephone by pressing the ON/OFF 
key, # key and entering 52. During the day you have the option, 
among others, of switching operation from your stationary single line 
telephone to a cordless phone by entering 69 from your extension. 
C mode: In C mode you can set the dual extension port for a single line device 
only to set up a Fax machine, for example, or a single line telephone. 
Redial- See instructions for the key telephone in this manual. For the SLT see 
instructions in the Station User Guide, Section 750 under Single Line 
Telephone. 
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Station lockout - 
See instructions in this manual. 
Programming extension features - 
Ask your authorized dealer. 
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DATA TERlMINAL PROGRAMMING 
In addition to progr amming from the key terminal you can also program the system 
using a data terminal. A computer gives you the advantage of checking tie 
programming steps on the display before making final changes. At every stage in the 
programming there are help screens available by pressing the “H” key on the terminal. 
Ask your authorized dealer for more details.  
						

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PARTS AND FEATURES 
1. Receiver 
2. Speaker for ringing, tone and voice 
3. Dialing Keys 
4. REDIAL Key 
5. FIASH Key 
6. 
ON/OFF Key & LED 
7. HOLD Key 
Fixed Function Keys: 
8. -DND/CF LED 
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10. -MUTE LED 
11. -MSGE LED 
12. Line/FF Keys 
13. Line LED 
14. 
One-Touch Keys 
15. Display 
16. PROG Key 
17. 
MUTE Key 
18. CONF Key 
19. 
AUTO Key 
20. VOL V Key, VOL 
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Model shown above: VB-43233 
DSS Telephone for Extensions 10 and 11 
Model shown above: VB-42213 
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 
You can connect four types of DBS extensions to the two main cabinets 308 and 616. 
/ DBS308 / 3 2 
I 2 
1 DBS616 j 
I 16 I 14 I 2 2 
* Each system accommodates up to 2 DSS telephones VB-43233. 
** Outside lines are divided into 4 groups: 9, 81, 82 and 83. 
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-rLSmB-LE FUNCTION-- (FF) KEYS .-- .- 
The DSS telephone has a total of 24 keys. Keys l-6 are generally assigned as CO 
(outside) lines. However, ifall six keys are not assigned as CO lines, some of them can 
be used as additional FFkeys. Keys 7-2 1 are extension numbers, key 22 is Call Pickup 
. Group, key 23 is All-zone Paging and key 24 is the night key. 
The LED functions on the CO line keys, but does not light on the FF keys. 
Some of the followi.ngFF key features can also be programmed on One-Touch keys and 
are noted as such. 
Save 
SMDR 
Station Lockiout 
Tone Calls 
Trunk Queuing 
Off-Hook Voice Announce 
Off-Hook Voice Announce Answer AUTO, AUTO, 
l 32 
#93 X 39 
74 X 41 
1 X 13 
2 X 26 
5 X 27 
+3 X 27 
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How to program the FF keys: 
1. Press ON/OFF key 
2. Press PROG key 
3. Press FF key 
4. Enter key code (4 digits maximum) 
5. Press HOLD key 
6. Press ON/OFF key 
How to program the One-Touch keys: 
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1. Press ON/OFF key 
2. Press PROG key 
3. Press One-Touch key (each telephone has 10 One-Touch keys). 
4. Dial number (16 digits maximum) 
5. Press HOLD key 
6. Press ON/OFF key 
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ADJUSTING DISPLAY CONTRAST AND VOLUME LEVEL 
Display Contrast 
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You can adjust the contrast to 16 different levels. 
1. With receiver in place press # key. 
2. Press VOL v to dim the display. 
3. Press VOL A to brighten the display. 
Volume Levels 
You can adjust the volume to five different levels. 
Ring Volume 
While the phone is ringing 
1. Press VOL v to lower the sound level of the ring. 
2. Press VOL A to raise the sound level of the ring. 
Dial Tone Volume 
While sound is coming from the speaker 
1. Press VOL v to lower the voice level of the speaker. 
2. Press VOL A to raise the voice level of the speaker. 
Receiver Volume 
While talking on the telephone 
1. Press VOL v to lower the level of your voice. 
2. Press VOL A to raise the level of your voice. 
NOTE: Voice level on the receiver will return to the normal level after you hang up. 
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POOLED TRUNK ACCESS GROUP 
You can install from l-3 or l-6 outside lines in the system and then divide the lines 
into four groups: local calls; low-cost: long distance; 
and data communications. 
Each group has a fxed code, 9 or 8 1.82 and 83, to access lines in that group. Entering 
one of these codes automatically opens a line within the Pooled Trunk Access Group. 
Or you can store the group code (Pooled Trunk Access Code) in an FF key or on a One- 
Touch key and access the feature that way. 
NOTE: To operate this phone system as a Hybrid System, modifications must be 
made by a quaWed dealer for proper re-configuration and registration 
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HEADSET MODE * Programming Required> 
Aheadset can be connected to any phone in the system and the intercom dial tone can 
be turned off so that it cannot be heard through the headset. 
To set or cancel headset mode: 
1. Connect Headset to telephone 
2. Press ON/OFF key 
3. Dial#51 
4. Press ON/OFF key 
NOTE: Use only an electret Headset. 
INTERNAL DIAL TONE STOP *  
To set or cancel intercom dial tone stop: 
1. Press ON/OFF key 
2. Dial # 50 
3. Press 
ON/OFF key 
Ask your authorized dealer for more details. 
PAGING ZONES 
Internal paging uses the speakers in the extension phones. 
While one extension can belong to several paging zones, only 3 paging zones are 
allowed in each system. 
You canuse the telephone speakers for all the paging groups. If the location is noisy 
and requires higher volume, you can add peripheral equipment to the system. 
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