Trillium Panther Ii Feature Module Iv System Manual

Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 
1. GENERAL 
Introduction 
1.0 1 
This Practice contains information pertaining to the programming of the Panther 
II 820, 1032 and 2064 systems. Programming should be performed when installation 
and commissioning of the system, and its ancillary devices (if any), is complete. 
Reason for Issue 
1.0 2 
This is the second issue of this Practice. It is one of a set of Trillium Standard 
Practices written to assist a craftsperson install, operate and maintain the system in the...

Trillium Standard Practice 
2.0 4 Before programming the Panther II System, read all introductory material, 
including “Selecting Preprogrammed Values” and “Modifying Preprogrammed 
Values”. Step through the Programming example provided. Although programming 
can be completed in any order, it is recommended that System Programmmg be 
completed first. The Programmable Keys subsection may be performed at the end, 
after the system is operational, or on an individual user basis, as user’s needs become...

Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 
Toll Restriction 
- Digits to Deny 
- Split Restriction for Class B 
- Split Restriction for Class C 
- Toll Restriction Tables 
- Toll Restriction by Line 
Tenanting 
Station Message 
Detail Recording - Tenant Type 
- Private/Non-Private Internal Tenanting 
- Account Codes Printout 
- SMDR Printout Conditions 
- SMDR CalITiming 
- Digit Timer 
- Baud Rate 
STATION PROGRAMMING: 
General 
- Type of Set 
- Executive Override 
- ToU Restriction by Station 
- Transfer Ringing...

Trillium Standard Practice 
Selecting Preprogrammed Values _ 
2.0 5 The 
procedure for selecting the preprogrammed values stored in the KSU is as 
follows: 
CAUTION: This procedure 
will clear any existing Speed Call entries and system parameters 
stored in memory. 
Step 1. Set the MEM. CLEAR 2 switch, located on the right-hand side of the 
KSU, to the ON-position. 
Step 2. Press the RESET button. The KSU LED will begin to flash after a few 
seconds, indicating that the system is operational with the...

Panther II 820/1032/2064205 
NOTES: 
1. 
To correct an inputting error during Steps 2 and 3, press the FLASH/CANCEL 
key, and begin the procedure again at Step 2. 
2. 
To confirm what is programmed for a particular feature, it is only necessary to 
perform Steps 1,2, and 4 (in order). The programmed value for the 
feature will be displayed on the LCD after Step 2. When confirmation 
is completed, go to Step 6. 
3. To confirm ailfeatures, it is only necessary to perform Steps 1,2, and 4 (in order). 
Keep...

Trillium Standard Practice 
INTERCOM ON HOLD: Defmes whether or not the system is set 
up for Intercom on Hold capability. This feature allows an internal call 
to be placed on hold. 
Preprogrammed Value = No Intercom on Hold capability. 
TRANSFER RINGING TIME: Defines the length of time an 
unanswered set will ring before returning to the set defined by the 
Transfer Ringing Return feature. Available values are: 10 seconds, 20 
seconds, 30 seconds, 45 seconds, 60 seconds, or 90 seconds, or the 
system...

Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 
MASTER ATTENDANT NUMBER: (Use Table 2-2) Allows 
any station to be programmed as the Master Attendant. The Master 
Attendant is provided with access to features and services not available 
at other sets. These features include: 
l Control of Common Speed Call programming 
l Night Transfer control 
l Control of music over an external paging system 
l Setting system time and date 
l Clearing Set Features 
l Setting up Toll Security 
l Programming a user’s name to appear on the...

Trillium Standard Practice 
Private Tenanting Non-Private Tenanting ’ 
SLations can only call other stations within their 
own group. l Stations can call any station, Sub-Auendant, or -’ 
the Master Attendant by dialing the appropriate 
station number. 
Stations can’t call the Master Attendant (unless 
the stations are in the same Hunt Group as the 
Master Attendant). ’ Stations dial 0 to call their Sub-Attendant 
(or Master Attendant in the case of Stations 
11, 12 and 13). 
Stations dial 0 to call...

Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 
SIMULTANEOUS/SERIAL RINGING: Serial ringing is used 
for stand-alone systems to ensure that one ringing line will be heard at a 
time. Simultaneous ringing is typically used behind PBX/Centrex (all 
ringing signals will be heard simultaneously). 
Preprogrammed Value = Serial. 
CAMP-ON DURATION: Defines the length of time that a call will 
be camped-on before ringing is returned either to the originator or to the 
sub-attendant (depending on how Transfer Ringing Return is...

Trillium Standard Practice 
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TABLE 2-1 GENERAL SYSTEM PARAMETERS ? 
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Feature Access 
Condition Data 
Description Code 
(Values) Code 
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Hold Recall Tie 
000 
No recall* 
0 
30 seconds 
1 minute :. 
1.5 minutes 
3 
2 minutes 
4 
3 minutes 
3 minutes and then the call is returned to attendant after 5 minutes z 
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