Panasonic Va-824 Key Telephone System Installation And Programming Manual

							5. CONNECTION OF OPTIONAL UNIT 
( Setup for Key service unit 
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The internal set up of the KSU and the explanations of switches and lamps are provided below. 
l Set up of the KSU 
(1) MOH Switch 
Perform the set up of the MOH switch. 
INT : To use built-in hold tone. 
EXT : To use external music on 
hold source. (See page 
15.) 
l Explanations of switches and lamps 
( 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) RST Switch 
This switch resets the system. 
If the RAM switch is set to “HOLD” 
system programming and speed dials 
will not be reset. 
(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) COL MONT 
This hole is used for reading the COL 
data when repairing or adjusting KSU, 
so it should not be touched by anyone 
other than the serviceman. 
(6) DATA MONIT Lamp 
System is normal when lamp is flash- 
ing. 
NOTE 
0 
Programming 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 59) rFor PBX set jumper 
I I   LEMTA MoNIT Lamp 
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							6. CONNECTION OF POWER FAILURE UNIT 
Power Failure Unit (PFU) is optional equipment which, in case of power failure, directly connects CO/PBX lines and Single 
Line Telephones. 
0 Wall mounting method for PFU 
@ 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. 
l Connection of PFU 
(1) Connect the connectors labelled “FROM COL” (COL 1 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), which 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. 30,31,32 and 33. 
(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 EXTs as shown below. 
COL I-+ EXT. No. 30 
COL 2 -+ EXT. No. 31 
COL 3 + EXT. No. 32 
COL 4 + EXT. No. 33 
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							6. CONNECTION OF POWER FAILURE UNIT 
16 in 
EXT. No. 30 
EXT. No. 31 
EXT. No. 32 to 
EXT. No. 33 SLT  
						

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7. SPECIFICATIONS OF SYSTEM 
Modules and system configuration 
Note 
VAX-20885 Handset cord (15 feet) - - 
PITTSBURGH SALES OFFICE 0 Washington Circle, Bldg. #2. Rm. 202. 4150 Washington Rd., McMurrav, Pennsylvania 15317 l (412) 5618823 
ATLANTA REGION l 1854 Shackleford Court, Norcross, Georgia 30093 l (404) 9256700 
MIAMI REGION l 16115 N. W. 52nd Avenue, Miami, Florida 33014 l (305) 621-5814 
DALLAS REGION l 1825 Walnut Hill Lane, Irving, Texas 75062 l (214) 550-1400 
HOUSTON SALES OFFICE 0 15311 Vantage Parkway, W., Suite 200, Houston, Texas 66032 l (713) 590-3663 
CHICAGO REGION l 425 East Algonquin Road, Arington Heights, lllnois 60005. (312) 364-7900 
DETROIT REGION l 23923 Research Drive, Farmington, Michigan 48024 l (313) 477-2760 
MINNEAPOLIS REGION 0 11001 Hampshire Avenue South, Bloomington, Minnesota 55438 l (612) 829COl9 
ST. LOUIS REGION l 5434 Eagle Industrial Court Hazetwood, Missouri 63042 l (314) 731-1344 
LOS ANGELES REGION l 6550 Katella Avenue, Cypress, California 90630 l (714) 895-7200 
SAN FRANCISCO REGION l 3825 Hopyard Road, Pleasanton, California 94566 l (415) 463-2922 
SEATTLE REGION l 4060 Lind Avenue S. W., Renton. Washington 98055 l (206) 251-5209 
PORTLAND SALES OFFICE l 6645 N.E. 78 Court, Suite C-IO, Portland, Oregon 97218 l (503) 257-9661 
DENVER REGION l 14401 East 33rd Place, Suite F, Aurora, Colorado 80011 l (303) 371-3080 
PHOENIX SALES OFFICE 0 One Gateway Center 426 North 44th, Suite 473, Phoenix, Arizona 85008. (602) 273-0713  
						

							System capacity and specifications 
System capacity 
COL capacity 
Intercom speech path 
Key telephone* 8 
4 
Up to 24 (EXT. No. IO to 33) 
Automatic dial 
One touch dial 
System speed dial 
Speed dialing digits 
Redialing digits 
Specifications 
10 stations (for each telephone) 
90 stations (for the system) 
16 digits/Station (included PBX access code) 
16 digits/Last number and save number 
Dimension (inch) (Height x Width x Depth) and Weight (Pound) 
Key Service Unit 
Key Telephone 
Power Consumption (Watt) 
Maximum 12.6(H) x 23.0(W) x4.2(D), 9.5(lb) 
8.5(H) x 6.7(W) x 2.4(D), 2.2(lb) 
Approx. 130W 
*Note: 1. Specifications subject to change without notice. 
2. Any of the below combination 
a. 24 Key telephones 
b. 22 Key telephones 81 2 single line telephones 
c. 20 Key telephones & 4 single line telephones  
						

							Check list of parts 
When you unpack the system phone, make sure that you have all of the following parts. 
Key Service Unit 
Key Service Unit (VA-824101 
Short station cord for wall mount 1 pee 
6 pcs 
Operating instruction assy 
Operating instructions 
Operating instructions sheet 1 set 
1 COPY 
24 copies 
Installation and programming manual assy 
Installation and programming manual 1 set 
1 COPY 
Programming table 
Screw template for wall mounting KSU 1 COPY 
1 COPY 
Key Telephone 
Base 1 pee 
Handset 
1 pee 
Handset cord 
1 cpe 
Station cord 1 pee 
Name card of system speed dial 
Name card of individual speed dial 1 set 
1 COPY 
Plastic case for system speed dial 1 pee  
						

							EXPLANATION ON PROGRAMMING 
The Easa-Phone VA-824 is a small, sophisticated Key Telephone system. It offers many features which can be easily programm- 
ed 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-824 system memory for general use which is called the Initial 
Set. Thus, no programming is necessary to immediately use your telephone system. However, 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 your program changes. A sample of this Programming Table 
indicating the initial Set can be found in the back of this manual. Whenever programming changes are made, they should be 
immediately recorded on the Programming Table to provide a quick reference of the current programmed feature options. 
PROGRAMMING CONTENTS 
1. INITIALSETLIST 
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2. METHOD OF PROGRAMMING 
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3. PROGRAMMING ................................................................... 30 
APPENDIX .......................................................................... 
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							1. INITIAL SET LIST 
The table below describes the features, initial setting and those programming mode. 
FEATURE I INITIAL SET 
DESIRED FUNCTION 
IPAGEI 
Dial no.0 to 8 (one digit set) PBX outside dialing digit 
Automatic pause Dial No.9 
No Dial No. 
Call duration display 
appear timing After 15 set 
Flash time 1 set 
0.6 
set or 2 set 
I 33 I 
3 set 
I 34 I  Pause time 
System speed dial group A 2 set 
00 to Xx(89) 
XX can range from 00 to 89 
I 35 I 
System speed dial group B 
I ~ ~~  YY (00) to 89 YY can range from 00 to 89 1 36 1 
Long speech alarm No alarm tone 
No auto answering or automatic 
11 
COL auto answering 
Automatic answering with 
handset or ON/OFF key 
COL night incoming ring mode 
1 Ring on night time ring set TEL 
Hold recall No recall Recall after 30 set, lmin, Pmin or immediately I 40 I 
Connection of door box 1 Can be connect Can not connect I I 41 
Detect-open I 42 I Type of applicable sensor 
Sensor alarm stopping method Detect-close 
By sensor 
By handset (off-hooking) 
0.05 to 0.5sec 
Connection 
Recall after lmin, 2min or 
immediately or no recall 
43 
44 
45 
46  Detection of SLT on-hooking 0.05 to 1.2sec 
Connection of DSS No connection 
Hold recall for DSS TEL Recall after 30 set 
Display time system setting 00 00 
(HH) (MM) 
HH MM N 
11 Outputtrng data wrth title or Outputtmg SMDR output No data output 
300BPS,600BPS,1200BPS,24OOBPS or 96OOBPS 
odd, 8bit/lbit/even, 8bit/lbit/odd, 8biV 
2bit/even, or 8bit/2bit/odd 
SMDR frame configuration i’bitI2bitIeven 
(Data/Stop/parity) 
Type of COL dialing Non l+ area code 
1 + area code 
I 52 I 
Jc and # restriction 1 Restricted Not restricted I 53 I 
Restrict one of the digit length from 8 to 16 digit ) 54 )  Digit length restriction 
Incoming call restriction Not restricted 
In accordance 
with outside dialing restriction class 
Override setting Clear 
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							Line key 3 ----f COL 3 
Line key 4 + COL 4 
Line key 5 + COL 5 
Line key 6 ---f COL 6 
Line key 7 + COL 7 
Line key 8 + COL 8 
Incoming call ringing No ring 
Ring 
.F 
.I 
t: 
Off-hook signaling 
8 
g 
c” 
Door box call 
B 
al 
w 
z 
Sensor ringing 
* Zone paging 
System speed dial group 
Flexible night service 
setting 
c EXT no. 10 rings calls of 
all COL 
COL incoming ring only 
Both A and B ring 
No alarm tone 
Zone 1 
Both groups A & B usable 
Can not set night mode 
68 
Neither COL nor intercom, 
only intercom or both COL 72 
and intercom 
No door box rung, 
only A ring or only B ring 
c EXT. no 22 to 33 is 73 
no door box rung 
1 
Alarm tone ring (EXT. no.10 is alarm tone ring) 74 
Zone 2 to 3 (Possible multiple set) 
(Zone 3 includes external paging.) 75 
Only group A usable, only group B usable or 
neither group A nor group B unusable 76 
Can be set night mode 
i 
EXT. no.10 is used always as 
night mode. 
1 77 
Flexible night service 
Outside dialing restriction class No night ring 
Not restricted Have night ring (EXT. no.10 is night rings) 
Outside dialing restricted, 
O/l & 411-555-976 restricted 
or O/l restricted 78 
79 
System speed dial 
restriction Not restricted Restricted 83 
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							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. 
0 
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. 
NOTE 
If you change the programming again, 
the RAM switch is not necessary 
switched over. 
2. METHOD OF PROGRAMMING 
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