Panasonic Small Digital Business System 308/616 Installation Instructions

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Issue 1 July 1990 S-DBS Programming Instructions 
v1.0 
PSD 2 EEY - TRUNK SETTING 
 
(W-06) 01#-(0 or l)# 
DIALSIGNAL-OUTSIDELINE 
O#: 10 DDS Dulse dial 
l#: DTMF signal dial 
(01-06) 02%(0, 1 or2)# 
DTW SIGNAL SENDING TAKE 
O#: 80 
ms ON/ 80 ms OFF 
l#: 125 ms ON/125 ms OFF 
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2#: 250 ms ON/150 ms OFF 
(01-06)03#-(0 or l)# 
CONTVECTEDPHONELINE 
O#: CO line 
l#: PBX line 
(0146) 04#-(0 or l)# 
PAUSEFUNCTIONFORPBXLINE(AUTOMATXC) 
O#: No Dause 
l#: Automatic pause 
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							S-DBS Programming Instructions 
v1.0 Section 400 
Issue 1 July 1990 , 
(01-06) 05#-(0 or l)# 
DTMF SIGNAL CONVERSION (AUTOMATIC) 
The dial signal automatically converts to a DTMF signal within 15 seconds after 
pulse dialing. Pressing # 
or * is not required. 
However. during incoming calls the dial signal automatically converts immediately 
without a 15-second intenral. 
O#: Automatic conversion disable 
l#: Automatic conversion enable 
(01-06) 06#-(0 or l)# 
DTMF SIGNAL CONVERSION (MANUAL) 
Press # or * to convert the dial signal to a DTMF signal after pulse dialing. 
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O#: Conversion disable 
l#: Conversion enable 
(01-06) 07%(0 or l)# 
DTMF SIGNAL SENDING TIME (AFTER DIALING) 
When 
time 
o Y 
ou change from pulse dialing to a DTMF signal during dialing the sending 
the DTMF signal can also be changed. 
O#: No change 
l#: Changes length of the DTMF signal sending time 
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NOTE: See Installation Instructions, Section 300 for 
information on how to cut the jumper cable on 
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(01-06) OS#-(0, 1 or 2)# 
S-DBS Programming Instructions 
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DTMF SIGNAL SENDING TIME TABLE (AFTER DIALING) 
O#: 160 ms 
l#: 320 ms 
2#:480 ms 
NOTE: See also address (01-06) 07# on page 38. 
(01-06) 09#-(0, 1 or 2)# 
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OUTSIDE LINE DISCONNECT CPC SIGNAL DETECTION 
The system automatically cancels a CO line call if a disconnect signal is received. 
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‘C_ O#: No detection of CPC sisal 
l#: Detection only while on HOLD 
2#: Detection anytime 
(0146) 10#-fO,l-7)# 
OUTSIDE LINE DISCONNECT CPC DETECTING TIMER 
The disconnect timer can be set within a range of 48 ms to 704 ms. 
O#: More than 48 ms 
l#: More than 96 ms 
2#: More than 192 ms 
3#: More than 304 ms 
4#: More than 400 ms 
5#: More than 496 ms 
6#: More than 592 ms 
7#: More than 704 ms 
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							S-DBS Programming Instructions 
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Issue 1 July 1990 
(01-06) ll#-(0 or 1)# 
--.POOLED-TRUNK ACCESS DIAL 9 
When 9 is dialed there is an automatic connection to a vacant line in the group. 
O#: Not assigned to pooled trunk access dial 9 
l#: Pooled trunk access dial 9 
NOTE: 
See InstaIlation Instructions, Section 300 for 
information on how to cut the jumper cable on 
the Key System Unit. 
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(01-06) 12#-(CONF, l-3)# 
POOLED TRUNK ACCESS GROUP 
When 81-83 is dialed there is an automatic connection to a vacant Iine in the 
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CONF: Not subiect to pooled trunk access group 
l#: 
Pooled trunk access group 81 
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g: Pooled trunk access group 82 
l.i#: Pooled trunk access group 83 
1,2,3#: Pooled trunk access groups 81 and 82 
1. 3#: Pooled trunk access groups 81.82 and 83 
2, 3#: Pooled trunk access groups 81 and 83 
Pooled trunk access groups 82 and 83 
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							Section 400 
Issue 1 JuIy 1990 S-DBS Programming Instructions 
v1.0 
INCOMING RING TONE PAT-TERN 
The ring tone pattern can be changed for each trunk port. 
o#: Synchronized incominq rinP tone 
l#: 3 seconds ON/ 1 second OFF 
2#: 2 seconds ON/2 seconds OFF 
3#: 1 second ON/-l second OFF 
4#: 1 second ON/3 seconds OFF 
5#: 0.5 second ON/O.5 second OFF 
6#: 0.5 second ON/O.5 second OFF, 
0.5 second ON/2.5 seconds OFF 
7#: 0.5 second ON/3.5 seconds OFF 
8#: 1 second ON/7 seconds OFF 
(01-06) 14#-(0.1~7)# 
INCOMING RING SIGNAL DETECTION TIME 
Detects an incoming ring signal when the signal is longer than the time 
-programmed* or an-incoming ring signal. -.-.--- -- 
O#: More than 50 ms 
l#: More than 100 ms 
2#: More than 150 ms 
3#: More than 200 ms 
4#: More than 250 ms 
5#: More than 300 ms 
6#: More than 350 ms 
7#: More than 400 ms  
						

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Issue 1 July 1990 
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INCOMING RING PATTERN DETECTION TIMER 
Becausei 
@ALring-patternssometimes-varyTthe-&zter-can-be-set up to a 
maximum of 14 seconds to ensure that the 
ring cycle on incoming calls is not cut 
off prematurely. 
O#: 3 seconds 
l#: 4 seconds 
2#: 5 seconds 
3#: 6 seconds 
4#: 8 seconds 
5#: 10 seconds 
6#: 12 seconds 
7#: 14 seconds 
(01-06) 16#-(O,l-3)# 
EXTERNAL RINGER OPERATION 
Use with multi-purpose relay 2. 
O#: Disable 
l#: Day ringer 
2#: Night ringer 
3#: 
Day and night ringer 
(01-06) 17#-(0 or l)# 
INCOMING CALL FORWARDING 
O#: Cannot accept caIl fomarding 
I#: Call forwarding  
						

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DELAYED RING FUNCTION OPERATION 
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l#: Day delayed ring 
2#: Night delayed rin 
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3#: Day and night de ayed ring 
(01-06) 19#-(0,1-4)# 
DELAYED RING TRANSFERRING TIME 
O#: Disable 
l#: After 15 seconds 
2#: After 30 seconds 
3#: After 45 seconds 
4#: After 60 seconds 
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DELAYED RING TRANSFER TO EXTENSION NUMBERS 
CONE Clear 
(lo-25)#: Extension numbers  
						

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g Instructions 
Section 400 
v1.0 
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PSI) 3 KEY - EXTENSION SETTING 
 
(10-25) Ol#-(CONF, l-6)# 
DAY INCOMING RING SETTING 
Sets the ring assignment in the day mode on a per line per extension basis. 
CONF: Clear 112-251 
1% TYu.nk 1 
2#: Trunk 2 
3#: Trunk 3 
4#: Trunk 4 
5#: Trunk 5 
6#: lYu.nk 6 
NOTE: Runks l-6 are the default settings for the 
attendant’s phone. 
(10-25) 02#-(CONF,1-6)# 
Sets the ring assignment in night mode on a per line per extension basis. 
CONF: Clear (12-251 
l#:mJnk 1 
2#:mlnk2 
3#:Trunk3 
4#:nunk4 
5#: nunk 5 
6#:mmk6 
NOTE: 
Trunks l-6 are the default settings for the 
attendant’s phone. 
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							Section 400 
Issue 1 July 1990 
(10-25) 03#-(0.1 or 2)# 
S-DBS Programming Instructions 
v1.0 
ANSWERINGCALLS(AUTOBXATIC) 
Incoming calls assigned to ring can be answered in the order received by simply 
picking up the receiver. 
O#: No DickuD 
l#: Receiver only 
2#: Receiver and ON/OFF key 
(10-25) 04#-(OJ-3)# 
CALLWAITING 
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A busy tone is sent from one extension to another if the called extension is on 
another call. 
0#: Cannot accept call waiting 
I#: Accepts outside calls 
2#: AcceDts internal calls 112-&j) 
3#: AcceDts outside and internal calls [attendant-ext. 10.11) 
(10-25) 05#-(CONFJ-3)# 
PAGING GROUPS 
Sets an extension for paging groups 1.2 or 3. 
CONF: Clear 
l#: Paging group 1 
2#: Paging group 2 
3#: Paging group 3 
(lo-25)06#-(0 or l)# 
SENSOR 
ALARMRING 
O#: No rine (12-251 
l#: Rine (attendant-ext. 10.111  
						

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DOOR BOX CALLS 
Sets an extension to receive door box calls. 
O#: No door box calls (12-25) 
l#: Door box A calls only 
2#: Door box B calls only 
3#: Door box A and B calls (attendant-ext. 10.11) 
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(10-25) 08#-(0 or 1)# 
CALL DURATION DISPLAY 
Displays conversation time on an LCD teiephone. 
O#: Time not displayed 
l#: Time disnlaved 
(10-25) 09#-(0 or I)# 
BUSY OVERRIDE 
Allows an extension to override a busy port. 
D#: Bum override imuossibie 
l#: Busy override possible 
(10-25) lO#-(0 or l)# 
BUSY OVERRIDE REJECTION 
Busy override is not possible when an extension is set for rejecting it. 
0#: Busy override rejected 
I#: Busv override accented 
NOTE: Conference calls cannot be interrupted. . 
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