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    							5. WHEN PROVIDING AN INTERCOM CONFERENCE 
    1 Press HOLD Button 3 , 
    2 
    Dial the intercom number of the third party. 
    3 Press CONF Button jj 
    CONF Button 
    must then be pressed by the person who 
    pressed the HOLD Button. 
    r--------- __--______-__--_-__-___-__________, 
    i Now, a conversation among three parties is 
    [ 
    I 
    made available. I 
    c______________---_--_-_______--_-___-_______ 
    3i 
    6. WHEN MAKING AN INTERCOM ALTERNATE POINT ANSWERING 
    1 Lift Handset ?-‘ 
    V’ 
    s 2 Press z 4sterisk Button 3 twice. 
    The intercom alternate point answering is 
    available in the cases of a Doorphone Call 
    Arriving and a Call arriving during Busy time. 
    When calls arrive at two telephones or more 
    at the same time, answering is made by 
    the telephone having the lowest intercom 
    number. 
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    							( CONVENIENT FEATURES FOR INTERCOM COMMUNICATION 
    @Incoming call arriving during busy. 
    programmed. %This 
    has to be 
    If you are already talking 
    to someone and another 
    intercom number calls you, 
    a continuous tone will be 
    heard from the speaker. 
    @Receiving a call with the speaker 
    . 
    This enables you to hear 
    the party’s voice through 
    the speaker 
    . 
    Press SPKR Button g 
    while you are on the line. 
    The party’s voice is still 
    heard through the speaker 
    even if you hang up the 
    handset. 
    If you want to return again 
    to the handset communi- 
    cation mode, just lift the 
    handset. 
    NOTE 
    : About programming, see the programming table in the Installation Manual. 
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    							SOUND AND LAMP INDICATIONS 
    E’ 
    COL COMMUNICATION 
    ITEM 
    / 
    INTERVAL REMARKS 
    When telephone s L 
    I se: Normal 1 3 iec 
    2 Approxi. 450Hz + Approxi. 550H2, 
    call arrives 
    ;Q _#?-v Synchronized with incoming ringing signal 
    G.l25~.1 
    0.1 25s.c 
    j When used by ’ 
    , 
    yourself 10 osrec o.125sec’ 0.125~.C 
    COL busy i 
    j E;;sused by 0 
    I 
    j 
    Hold !Q y1 0.5s.c 0.5s.c 
    ! 
    / 
    Self-hold 
    COL held I Q!F=--z? 0.125~ec 
    Hold recall isI o!z 61ec cycle 
    (Telephone held) @ 
    r 
    Long speech alarm 
    s 5 
    3 minutes for the first time, then every 
    3 minutes 
    When night transfer feature is set I 
    @ w Lamp indicators flash at the same time 
    1.875sec for COL 1 and COL 2 
    NOTE: LS, and 0 represent sound and lamp indications, respectively. 
    34 
    P INTERCOM COMMUNICATION 
    ITEM 
    INTERVAL 
    REMARKS 
    Intercom 
    Normal Tsl m 
    0.5s.c arriving Approxi. 450Hz 
    0 JF-y-jY”’ 
    0.125,ec O.lZ51.c 
    Intercom busy 
    0 
    Intercom hold 
    Intercom dialing tone 
    5 Approxi. 550Hz 
    Intercom busy, call confirmation 
    tone (RBT) @ 
    Approxi. 550Hz 
    Intercom busy tone (BT) 
    Approxi. 550Hz 
    Voice call confirmation tone Approxi. 550Hz 
    I ITEM I INTERVAL I REMARKS 
    Busy time 
    Approxi. 400Hz 
    Doorphone busy tone E INT indicator is the same as that of the 
    0.2jsV intercom arriving 
    SPKR indicator (in olr-hook dial 
    mode) 0 
    L I I 
    NOTE: [S: and 0 represent sound and lamp indications, respectively. 
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    							FUNCTION AND USAGE OF OPTIONAL UNITS 
    1. WHEN PROVIDING EXTERNAL PAGING 
    Connect an external amplifier and (a) speaker(s) to EPA 
    terminals of the main unit. 
    The internal paging can be done through any of the 
    telephones. 
    (1) When providing the external paging only 
    (2) When providing the simultaneous station call and the 
    external 
    paging at the same time 
    Refer to the descriptions as to “When making simultaneous 
    access to intercom” on Page 28. 1 Lift Handset 0. 
    2 Press z Sharp Button 
    @‘. 
    3 Press 3 of Dialing Button 0. 
    ~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~______~~~~~~~_________, 
    ; Now, the external paging is available. I 
    / 
    I_--------___--_--------________-----________J 
    EPA must be connected to an EXTERNAL j 
    amplifier . i 
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    37  
    						
    							2. WHEN PROVIDING THE DOORPHONE COMMUNICATION 
    Connect a doorphone adaptor and a doorphone unit, then 
    the communication with the doorphone is enabled through 
    each telephone. 
    Up to two doorphone units, that is, Doorphone A and 
    Doorphone 0 
    , can be connected. 
    In addition, an incoming ringing tone of each doorphone 
    unit can be sounded at up to 5 telephones, respectively. 
    ??a of Dialing Button corresponds to answering or 
    calling for Doorphone Unit A. 
    Also, 22 of Dialing Button corresponds to answering or 
    calling for Doorphone Unit B. 
    Doorphone A and B have a different sound. 
    (1) When answering through the telephone to which a 
    doorphone incoming ringing tone is set 
    A calling tone from the doorphone unit 
    will be 
    heard and INT Indicator will light up for appro- 
    ximately 15 seconds. 
    While the INT Indicator is lighting. 
    1 Lift Handset 0. 
    ~~__~_____________~_________~_~__~__~_~_~_~~~ 
    1 Now, the doorphone communication is avail- 
    / 
    1 
    able 
    after the INT Indicator goes off. I 
    I 
    I 
    L________________________~--__-_______--___--~ 
    38 
    (2) When answering through the telephone to which no 
    doorphone incoming ringing tone is set 
    After the INT Indicator lamp goes off. 
    1 Lift Handset 3. 
    2 Press Fc Sharp Button 3. 
    t 3 
    Press z or 2 of Dialing Button ‘2. 
    ~________~~~~_~~~~_________________________~, 
    ; Now, the doorphone communication is avail- i 
    I 
    able. I 
    1 
    !_____________________--_____________-__---_: 
    1 Lift Handset 0. 
    t 2 Press z 
    Sharp Button @. 
    3 Press @or ‘2 of Dialing Button 0. 
    I / Now, the doorphone communication is avail- ; 
    I 
    ; 
    able. I 
    , 
    I 
    L-__-________________-__~___-____-____-_____~ 
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    							( WHEN POWER FAILURE OCCURS 
    For approxi. 30 minutes after the occurrence After approxi. 30 minutes 
    When completely 
    of power failure. 
    stopped. 
    Telephones as- @ TEL. 1 andTEL. 2 
    l For the telephones l The communication l Outward COL 
    signed for Power can be used for dialing in the HOLD mode, 
    remains as it is, only dialing is dis- 
    Failure and receiving through HOLD lamp flashes 
    when it is in use. In abled. 
    (TEL. 1, 2) COL 1 and COL 2, continuously and a 
    addition, an arriving 0 Incoming COL 
    respectively. For the hold recall tone is 
    during busy tone is arriving is en- 
    operation, just !ift off sounded. In addition, 
    heard with a short able only when 
    the handset. the restoration of the 
    interval. This is an an external 
    l The intercom will be communication of alarm indicating ringer is install- 
    disabled at the same the hold mode can be that the battery will ed in parallel. 
    time as the occurrence done only by the tele- discharg soon. 
    of power failure. phone that was held. 
    l SSD feature and re- 
    dialing feature are still 
    available. 
    Telephones not 
    l COL communication 
    assigned for Power remains as it is, only 
    Failure when it is in use. 
    (TEL. 3 - 8) 
    l Intercom will be 
    disabled at the same 
    time as the occurrence 
    of power failure. 
    l Disabled. l Disabled. 
    40 
    N . 
    .? 
    iE 
    The power failure backup battery operates 
    for approximately 30 minutes. 
    In case of Power Failure, Indicators other 
    than HOLDare all disabled at the telephones 
    from No.3 to No.8. 
    In a case of complete power failure (com- 
    plete stoppage of power supply), set AC 
    Power Switch on the main unit to “OFF” 
    position. 
    The power failure backup battery will be 
    charged up by charging for 15 hours, after 
    1 hour-power failure. 
    Replace the power failure backup battery 
    with a new one every 3 years or so. 
    Use a designated battery only. 
    41  
    						
    							,--------- -.-_ -.-..__ 
    _____ 
    ; PRIORITY WHEN MAKING A CALL AND RECEIVING A CALL OCCUR AT THE SAME TIME -~ 
    __.-- ----- ~--- 
    When making a call and receiving a call occur at the same 
    time, the line is connected to the one having the higher 
    priority. 
    HOW TO READ THE TABLE phone. 
    NOTE 7) Incoming call during the busy tone is heard if 
    the incoming call during busy tone is set. 
    Example 
    i 
    NOTE 1) 
    NOTE 2) 
    NOTE 3) 
    NOTE 4) 
    NOTE 5) 
    NOTE 6) COL 1 tone and COL 2 tone are mixed and a 
    mixed tone rings. 
    When answering is made to an incoming COL 
    call, HOLD Recall occurs again. 
    A mixed tone rings. 
    A mixed tone rings. 
    Connection is made to Doorphone, when 
    handset is lifted off. 
    At this time, COL incoming call ringing tone is 
    changed to incoming call during busy tone. 
    A mixed tone rings. When the handset is lifted 
    off, connection 
    is made to a doorphone 
    call arriving later. Prior incoming call arriving 
    tone disappears. 
    Incoming call arriving tone is heard through the 
    handset, only while talking with the door- 
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    Incoming 
    COL Call Status of Incoming Call and Calling 
    HOLD Recall Incoming Incoming Simultaneous 
    Doorphone Call Intercom Call Calling Busy 
    BT: Busy Tone 
    IT 
    : Incoming Call During Busy Tone 
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    							n JUICK REFERENCE OF THE WORDS IN THIS BOOKLET 
    Common Numbers Stored in memory . . . These numbers 
    -are stored in the memory and can be used by any telephone. 
    Telephone numbers of up to 90 stations can be stored. Any of Class 1 through Class 4 can be assigned to each 
    telephone. 
    Individual Numbers stored in memory 
    . . . These numbers 
    are stored in the memo.ry and can be used only by the tele- 
    phone which stored the numbers. 
    Telephone numbers of up to 10 stations can be stored. Redialing Feature 
    . . . When making a call again to the last 
    dialed party, this feature enables the redialing to be done 
    without dialing the telephone number of the party. 
    Conference 
    . , . Simultaneous conversation through three 
    telephones is enabled. 
    Emergency Call 
    . . . Dialing to FIRE, POLICE isdone by 
    just pressing one button. 
    Flashing Feature 
    . . . Dialing can be terminated by just 
    pressing Flash Button in stead of hanging up handset. 
    When redialing, there is no need to find a vacant CO line. 
    Outward Dialing Restriction . . . Classified into Class 1 
    (COL dialing is restricted), Class 2 (Only intra-city dialing 
    is allowed), Class 3 (Only intra-city dialing and specific 
    COL dialing are allowed), and Class 4 (No restriction). 
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    							Dimension (Inch) 
    (Height x Width x Depth), 
    Weight (Pound) 
    Power Consumption Key Service Unit 
    VA-2081 0 
    Standard 
    Key Telephone VA-20820 approxi 14.1 x approxi 10.5 x approxi 3, 
    approxi a 
    approxi 3.9 x approxi 6.1 x approxi 6.3 
    , 
    approxi 2.6 
    Maximum 
    : approxi. 30W 
    Standby 
    : approxi. IOW I 
    n MEMO FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 
    CONVENIENT MEMORANDUM 
    Model No. 
    Purchased Date 
    I I Key Telephone 
    System VA-206 
    Purchased Store 
    TEL 
    ( ) - 
    Panasonic 
    Service Center TEL ( ) - 
    MEMO  
    						
    							ORDER NO. LCD-85-001 
    Technical Information 
    Easa-Phon6 
    Key Telephone System VA-208 
    VA-208 10 VA-20820 
    Division of Matsushwa Electrx Corporation of America 91 238 Kauhl St., Ewa Beach, Honolulu, Hawa 96808 0774 
    One Panasonic Way. Secaucus, New Jersey 07094  
    						
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