Panasonic Va-1232 Key Telephone System Installation And Programming Manual

							The internal set uP of the KSU and the explanations of switches and lamps are provided below. 
(1) MOH Switch 
Perform the set up of the MOH switch. 
INl- : To use built-in hold tone. 
EXT : To use external music on 
hold source. (See page 
17.) 
(1) Power Switch 
This AC power switch is to control 
the whole system. 
(2) Power Monitor Lamp 
This lamps is to indicate that the 
output level from power supply unit 
is normal. 
(3) RESET Switch 
This switch resets the sYstem. 
If the RAM switch is set to “HOLD” 
system programming and speed dials 
will not be reset. 
To reset the system,short the two sides 
of the pattern by inserting a screw- 
driver or other conductive implement. 
(4) RAM Switch 
This switch backup the RAM data. 
Even when the power failure occurs, 
the RAM memory data will not be 
erased if the switch is on HOLD side. 
(5) PATA MONIT Lamp 
System is normal when lamp is flash- 
i ng. 
rogramming for automatic outside 
line selection group. 
In the FCC rules, this function is 
regarded as one of the distinguishing 
features of PBX as against the Key 
telephone system. When shipped from 
the factory this function cannot be 
programmed unless one jumper on the 
key service unit board is cut. (See page 5t 
r 
For PBX set jumper 
Power Monitor Lamp 
DATA MONIT Lamp 
RESET switch  
						

							Power Failure Unit (PFU) is optional equipment which, in case of power failure, directly connects CO/PBX lines and Single 
Line Telephones. 
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@ Remove a PFU cover. 
@ Install one wood screw on the wall remaining about 5/16 inches of the screw length unscrewed. 
@ Hook the mounting hole provided at the top of the PFU to the on-wall installed wood screw, then fasten the wood screw 
completely. 
@ Install two wood screws on the wall through the two respective mounting holes provided at the bottom of the PFU. 
(1) Connect the connectors labelled “FROM COL” (COL ‘I to 4) and located inside the power failure unit to the respective 
central office lines. 
(2) Connect COL NOS. 1, 2, 3 and 4 inside the key service unit to the connectors (4 places from the top) labelled “TO COL 
(KSU)” and located inside the power failure unit, respectively. 
(3) Connect the connectors (4 places from the top) located on the card of the SLT card (right side card), vvhich is set inside 
the key service unit, to the connectors labelled “FROM SLT-LC(KSU)” and located inside the power failure unit, respec- 
tively. 
(4) Connect the connectors (TELs 1 to 4) labelled “TO SLT” and located inside the power failure unit to the respective single 
line telephones. These connectors are allotted, in order from the top, Extensions Nos. 38,39,40 and 41. 
(5) Connect the two screw terminals labelled “PFU” and located inside the key service unit to the respective two screw 
terminals labelled “TO KSU” and located inside the power failure unit. 
(6) Remove the clamp plate, insert the cords, then reinstall the clamp plate over the cords and secure into place with the 
screw. 
Note: That when power failure occurs the COLs correspond to iXTs as shown below. 
COL 1-+ EXT. No. 38 
COL 2 -+ EXT. No. 39 
COL 3 -+ EXT. No. 49 
COL 4 -+ EXT. No. 41 
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							I16 in 
from EXT. No. 38 
SLT card EXT. No. 39 
of KSU EXT. No. 40 
EXT. No. 41 
r 
-EXT. No. 39 
-EXT. No. 40 to SLT 
-EXT. No. 41 
COL 1 
p; toCOL 
COL 4 
I 
to KSU  
						

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							COL capacity 
intercom speech path 
Key telephone* 
Automatic dial 12 
6 
UP to 32 (EXT. No. 10 to 41) 
One touch dial 
10 stations (for each telephone) 
System speed dial 
Speed dialing digits 
edialing digits 90 stations (for the system) 
18 digits/Station (included PBX access code) 
18 digits/Last number and save number 
(i 
Key Service Unit 
Key Telephone 
Power Consumption (Watt) 1 an eight ( 
12.8(H) x 23.0(W) x42(D), 9.5(ib) 
8.5( l-4) 
x 6.7(W) x 2.4(D), 2.2(lb) 
H 
: ‘1, Specifications subject to change without notice. 
2. &IV of the below combination 
a. 32 Key telephones 
b. 30 Key telephones 2 single line telephones 
c. 28 Key telephones (k 4 single line telephones  
						

							When you unpack the system phone, make sure that you have all of the following parts. 
@Y ice nit 
Key Service Unit (VA-123210) 
1 pee 
Short station cord for wall mount 
Operating instruction assy 
Operating instructions 3 pcs 
1 set 
1 copy 
Operating instructions sheet 
Installation and programming manual assy 
Installation and programming manual 
Programming table 20 copies 
1 set 
1 copy 
1 COPY 
Screw template for wall mounting KSU 
1 COPY 
Base 1 pee 
Handset 
Handset cord 
Station cord 1 pee 
1 cpe 
1 pee 
Name card of system speed dial 1 set 
Name card of individual speed dial 
Plastic case for system speed dial 1 COPY 
1 pee  
						

							The Easa-Phone VA-1232 is a small, sophisticated Key Telephone system. It offers many features which can be easily pro- 
grammed to uniquelly fit your communication needs. 
The Easa-Phone utilizes Random Access Memory (RAM) for storage of the “User’s” variable programs and features. Each 
telephone station can be assigned a set of features based on the individual “User’s” requirements. 
Note that a program has been preset into the Easa-Phone VA-1232 system memory for 
general use which js called the Initial 
Set. Thus, no programming is necessary to immediately use your telephone system. Wowever, to properly change from the 
Initial Set to any other option, the programming steps detailed under the Programming Settings for the desired feature must be 
followed. 
A programming record chart is provided for ease of recording yo 
program changes. A sample of this Programming Table 
indicating the Initial Set can be found in the back of this manual. henever programming changes are made, they should be 
immediately recorded on the Programming Table to provide a quick reference of the current programmed feature options. 
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							The table below describes the features, initial setting and those programming mode. 
ause time I 2 set I 3 set 
Recall after 30 set, 1 min, 2 min or immediately 
ispley time system se 
ecall after 30 set, 
1 rrvn, 
frame configuration 
7 bit/l billeven, 7 bit/l bit/odd, 7 bit/2 
bit/odd, 8 bit/l bit/even, 8 bit/l biVodd, 
8 bit/2 bit/even, or 8 biV2 bit/odd 
restriction ot restricte Restrict one of the digit 
lenoth from 8 to 16 diaits 30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
-- 
37 
36 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55  
						

							. IO rings calls of 
A will ring or only B will ring 
no.10 is used always as 
O/l & 4114555~976 restricted  
						

							‘Read the following paragraphs before proceeding to the actual programming instructions and procedures. 
These notes and procedures are intended to acclimate the programmer to the proper programmingsequencerequired prior to 
the actual programming. 
programming of initial set 
@ Assure that the RAM switch is posi- 
tioned at “CLR” side. 
@ Set the power switch to the “ON” 
position. 
@ After about 5 seconds, assure that the 
DATA MONIT lamps is flashing. 
@ Change the RAM switch from the 
“CLR” side to “HOLD” side. 
The initial set programming is now com- 
pleted through the above operations. 
If you change the programming again, 
the RAM switch is not necessary 
switched over. 
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