Trillium Panther Ii Feature Module Iv System Manual

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Programming Required i’ 
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l All programming for this feature is done from the Master Attendant 
station. 
l When you are programming automatic switching, you must enter the time 
using a 24-hour clock. 
ON-LINE PROGRAMMING 
Description 
Programming 
selections can be changed directly from Station 10, while the 
system is operational. All telephones except Station 10 can be used during 
the programming process, and no calls will be lost. 
Conditions 
l If the Master Attendant is also Station 10, it is recommended that 
Attendant functioning be moved to another station number for the duration 
of on-line programming (see Section 5, TRANSFER OF ATTENDANT 
CAPABILITY). 
Programming Required 
None. On-line programming is an automatic service provided by the 
Panther II system. 
PBXICENTREX COMPATIBLE 
Description 
The 
Panther II system can be used in stand-alone mode, behind a Private 
Branch Exchange (PBX), or with Centrex. There are a number of added 
features which can be programmed when the system is behind PBX. The 
FLASH/CANCEL key can be programmed to simulate the rapid pressing 
and releasing of the hookswitch, which is required by most PBXs to 
provide access to PBX access codes and custom-calling features. 
To allow time for a second dial tone to be returned when behind PBX, a 
pause can be inserted in Speed Call storing, or the PAUSE ON NUMBER 
feature can be utilized to tell the system to pause after a specific number is 
dialed after the first digit. More than one number can be selected to activate 
a pause. 
If the system is connected to a PBX, ringing can be programmed to follow 
the C.O./ PBX ringing cadence (see Section 4, DISCRIMINATING 
RINGING). 
Conditions 
l “Type of Line” programming must be set to PBX/CENTREX lines. 
l Only one of: FLASH, CANCEL or TRANSFER is allowed per system. :h 
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l If the system is behind PBXKENTREX, FLASH will be required. 
l Available choices for PAUSE ON NUMBER are: 7,8,9, and/or 0. 
Programming Required 
Any or all of the following: 
l Access Code 061- Type of Line 
l Access Codes 0120,0121,0122,0123 - Pause on Number 
l Access Code 013 - Pause Time 
l Access Code 005 - Flash / Cancel / Transfer 
l Access Code 011 _a Flash / Cancel Timing 
l Access Code 047 - Simultaneous / Serial Ringing (Discriminating 
Ringing) 
PICKUP GROUPS 
Description 
In 
order to perform the Call Pickup - Local feature on the Panther II system, 
each station must be assigned to one of the ftiteen pickup groups (01 to 15). 
The pickup groups should be organized so that stations in close physical 
proximity to each other are placed in the same pickup group. Pickup Group 
assignment allows a user to answer any incoming-or transferred call on a 
line that does not appear (or ring) at their Set, as long as it appears on at 
least one Set in the group. 
Conditions 
l Calls will be answered in the following order of priority, when the Call 
Pickup -Local code is dialed from a Set: 
1. Incoming C.O. calls 
2. Transfer Ringing calls 
3. Incoming Intercom (internal) calls. 
l The incoming C.O. call of each of the above three types will be 
answered frst. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 125 - Pickup Groups 
PRIVATE LINES 
Description 
This feature allows any line to be programmed to be exclusive to any one 
Set or groups of Sets. 
from any other station. The private line cannot be answered or accessed 
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Conditions 
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l To program the Private Line, one station must be assigned to one group, 
and that group must be assigned to one line. All other lines must be 
pIaced in other groups. 
Programming Required 
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Access Code 201- Tenant Group Assignment 
l Access Code 121- Tenant Groups 
l Access Code 006 - Tenant Types 
PROGRAMMABLE RELAY 
Description 
The Dry 
Contacts can be programmed to activate the Loud Bell equipment, 
or optional equipment such as electronic doors, security systems, etc., 
using a programmable relay (Loud Bell / Relav Control). All users can be 
programmed on a set-by-set basis to have access to the programmable relay 
(Relay Control Capability). The programmable relay can operate in 
Automatic or Manual mode (Automatic / Manual Return To Off). 
Automatic Mode should be selected if the relay activates motorized 
equipment (e.g., a motorized gate), which only requires a signal to start the 
gate’s motor. If Automatic mode is selected, the relay control will turn off 
automatically after a programmable length of time (Automatic Return To Off 
Timing). 
If the relay contact will be used for equipment which requires both a start 
(ON) and stop (OFF) code (e.g., to open a door and close it after the person 
has entered), then Manual Mode should be selected. 
Conditions 
l Relay Control equipment is customer-supplied. 
l Since the same closure is used for Loud Bell and Relay Control, the 
system must be programmed for one or the other. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 0 18 - Loud Bell / Relay Control 
l Access Code 019 - Automatic / Manual Return to OFF 
l Access Code 052 - Automatic Return to OFF Tuning 
l Access Code 111 - Relay Control Capability 
RINGING LINE PREFERENCE (Ringing Line Pickup) 
Description 
This feature allows a station user to pick up a ringing line, simply by lifting 
the handset (or pressing the SPEAKER key if handsfree). The feature is 
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programmed on a set-by-set basis, during system programming. The 
system is preprogrammed to provide Ringing Line Pickup capability to all 
stations. 
If Ringing Line Pickup is programmed for a set, then all calls that ring at 
that set can be answered simply by lifting the handset, regardless of whether 
the set is programmed for Auto Line Select, Auto Intercom or Manual 
Select. 
Conditions 
l C.O. line calls have priority over Transfer Ringing if both ring at the same 
time. 
l Transfer Ringing has priority over intercom calls if both ring at the same 
time. 
l You must assign C.O. lines (Flexible Ringing Assignment) to a station 
before you can have Ringing Line Preference at the station. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 119 - Flexible Ringing Assignment 
l Access Code 105 - Ringing Line Pickup 
RINGING OVER PAGING 
Description 
This allows ringing to go through the optional external paging amplifier, if 
one is connected. It is programmable in the same manner as the Dry 
Contact Relay is for ringing. Ringing through External Page can ring 
selected lines during the day, and can ring others at night. 
Conditions 
l C.O. ringing has priority over voice paging. 
l An external paging amplifier is optional on the Panther II System, and 
must be connected for this feature to work. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 063 - Loud Bell Ringing/Ringing Over Paging By Line (Day Mode) 
l Access Code 064 - Loud Bell Ringing/Ringing Over Paging By Line (Night Mode) 
l Access Code 018 - Loud Bell/Relay Control 
SET MIGRATION 
Description 
,.. The Panther line of Key Telephones are designed for easy migration 
Today’s Panther 306,612,1032 and 2064 Sets all migrate to the PC 
KSUs. The Panther II System has features that add flexibility .___ --___o, 
to each Set. There is little programming required when new Sets are adde 
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only the new station’s set type and ringing assignment must be designated 
in system programming. Feature programming for the new stations can be 
easily accomplished using the Block Programming capability (see Section 4, 
BLOCK PROGRAMMING). 
Conditions 
None 
Programming Required 
. Access Code 
100 - Type of Set 
l Access Code 119 - Flexible Ringing Assignment 
STATION HUNTING GROUPS 
Description 
Four Station Hunt Groups can be set up on the Panther II system. The . 
programming of Station Hunt Groups allows calIs to be transferred to a 
group of users, such as a specific department, with little Master Attendant 
intervention; e.g., a call can be transferred to the Sales Department (to no 
specific person) by dialing the Sales Department’s Hunt Group code, and 
the call will ring at the lowest-numbered, available station in the Hunt 
Group. This feature is applicable in a Sales or Customer Service 
environment, where it is important that incoming calls are divided equally. 
If busy tone is heard when the Station Hunt Group’s code is dialed, this 
indicates that all Sets in the Hunt Group are busy. If all Sets in the group 
are busy, the call can be camped on and the first available station will 
receive the call. 
Conditions 
None 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 124 - Intercom Tenanting / Station Hunt Groups 
SYSTEM CLEAR 
Description 
During System Programming, the programmer selects one of three system 
clear capabilities which will be performed on a systemwide basis, when the 
appropriate code is dialed from Station 10 (the Programming Station). The 
three possible System Clear options are: 
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The capability of clearing all System features and resetting 
the system to its preprogrammed values. 
. The capability of clearing all Common Speed Call numbers 
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. The capability of clearing all Private Speed CalI numbers 
for the system. 
CAUTION: This feature should be used with extreme 
discretion. The feature is not to be confused with “Set Feature Clear”. 
Conditions 
None OR 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 070 - System Clear 
TENANT TYPES 
Description 
This programming is done in conjunction with Flexible Ringing 
Assignment, Tenant Groups and Tenant Group Assignment. It allows the 
Panther II System to be programmed on a systemwide basis as one of the 
following four line g-roup types: 
Type A - Sets assigned to this line group can only make and 
answer calls on lines within the same tenant group. 
Type B - Sets assigned to this line group can make and answer 
calls on lines within the same tenant group, and can also answer 
incoming calls ringing in another group. 
Type C - Sets assigned to this line group can make and answer 
calls on lines within the same tenant group, and can also receive 
calls tran.#erredfrom another group. 
Type D - Sets assigned to this group have no restrictions. 
Includes the features of Types 
A, B, and C. 
Conditions 
None 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 006 - Tenant Types 
TOLL RESTRICTION BY LINE 
Description 
This feature allows the lines on the Panther II System to be placed in one of 
six possible toll restriction groups: 
Class A - there are no restrictions on making calls. 
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Class A’ - no restrictions except the preprogrammed entries in 
Deny Table A. 
C&s I3 - dialing any of the preprogrammed entries from Deny 
Table B, or dialing the number of Digits to Deny* when Behind 
PBXICentrex, or dialing a restricted Common Speed Call number 
from the Split Restriction Table for Class B** will restrict a call. 
Digits dialed in Allow Table B will be accepted. 
Class B’ - dialing any of the preprogrammed entries from Deny 
Table B or dialing the number of Digits to Deny * when Behind 
PBXICentrex, or dialing a restricted Common Speed number from 
the Split Restriction Tabk for Class B ** will restrict a call. 
Class C - no outside calls can be made, except those telephone 
numbers beginning with preprogrammed entries included in Allow 
.Table C, or dialing Common Speed Call numbers that are 
unrestricted in the Split Restriction Table for Class C***. This 
allows the Class C user to have access to some emergency 
numbers. 
Class C’ - no outside calls can be made. 
This feature is programmed in conjunction with TOLL RESTRICI’ION BY 
STATION, and the TOLL RESTRICTION TABLES. Class A is the 
preprogrammed value for all lines. 
*DIGITS TO DENY - 
Determines on a systemwide basis, the digit on which dialing will be denied for Class B Restrictions. 
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SPLIT RESTRICTION FOR CLASS B - 
Determines on a systemwide basis, whether the fast or last 40 Common Speed Call numbers will be 
available to stations with Class B Restrictions. (See also. Section 5. COMMON SPEED CALL - 
DIALING). 
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SPLIT RESTRICTION FOR CLASS C - 
Determines on a systemwide basis, whether the first or last 40 Common Speed Call numbers will be 
available to stations with Class C Resnictions. (See also, Section 5. COMMON SPEED CALL - 
DIALING). 
Conditions 
l If the Panther II System is placed behind PBX, the restricted digits will 
apply after the PBX Access Code has been dialed, providing the system has 
been programmed for PBX type lines and providing a PAUSE has been 
programmed after the PBX Access Code. 
l Restrictions in the Deny Tables take precedence over the exceptions in the 
Allow Tables. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 014 - Digits to Deny 
l Access Codes 0150 and 0151 - Split Restriction for Class B Common 
Speed Numbers 
l Access Codes 0 160 and 0 16 1 - Split Restriction for Class C Common 
Speed Numbers 
l Access Code 065 - Toll Restriction by Line 
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TOLL RESTRICTION BY STATION 
Description 
Determines which one of the six classes of Toll Restriction (see Section 4, 
TOLL RESTRICTION BY LINE) will be assigned to each station. Each 
station is preprogrammed with Class A Toll Restriction. 
Conditions 
l Toll Restriction by Station will be affected if Forced Account Codes or 
Toll Security are enabled at a Set. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 103 - Toll Restriction by Station 
TOLL RESTRICTION EXCEPTION TABLES 
Description 
These 
tables define preprogrammed l- to 4-digit entries which will be 
allowed or denied by the six Toll Restriction groups. After the ALLOW and 
DENY tables are set up, each line (see Section 4, TOLL RESTRICTION 
BY LINE) and then each station (see Section 4, TOLL RESTRICI’ION BY 
STATION) is placed into one of the six possible Toll Restriction groups. 
Deny Table A is used for CLASS A’ and consists of sixteen 
possible I 
- to 4-digit emies. 
digits 41 I, 5.55 and 976. Preprogrammed entries include the 
Deny Table B applies to CLASS B and CLASS B’. It consists of 
eight possible I- to 4-digit entries. Preprogrammed entries include 
the digits 0 and I. 
Allow Table B is used for CUSS B and consists of eight 
possible I-to 4-digit entries. Preprogrammed entries inch& the 
digits I800 and 800. 
Allow Table C applies to CLASS C and consists of sixteen 
possible I - to 4-digit entries. 
digits 911. Preprogrammed entries include the 
Conditions 
l Restrictions in the Deny Tables take precedence over the exceptions in the 
Allow Tables. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 0420 - Deny Table A 
l Access Code 0421- Deny Table B 
l Access Code 0430 - Allow Table B 
l Access Code 0431 - Allow Table C 
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STATION SECURITY 
Description 
This feature prevents unauthorized users from accessing an outside line 
from a station. Before an outside line can be accessed, users must dial a 
security code. 
Up to six possible 4-digit Station Security Codes can be designated by the 
Master Attendant for use on the Panther II system. The 4-digit codes can be 
any digits from CMXO-9999. Once the Station Security Codes are designated, 
then the Master Station provides each station in the system with one of the 
following four privileges on a set-by-set basis: 
High Level Privilege - This user does not need to dial a Station 
Security Code at any, time. This is the preprogrammed value for all 
Sets. 
Day Level Privilege - This user does not need to dial the code 
when the system is in Day MO&, but must dial the Station Security 
Co& in or&r to have access to an outside line when the system is 
in Night Mode. 
Night Level Privilege - This user must dial the code when the 
system is in Day Mode, but does not need to dial the Security Code 
during Night MO&. This programming is reservedfor those users 
which do not normally use the system when it is in Night Mode. 
Low Level Privilege - This uSer must dial the Station Security 
Co& at all times, in or&r to have access to an outsi& line. 
If one of the six codes is dialed from any station, access to an outside line is 
guaranteed. This allows a user to make calls from any set, even from a set 
which is in secure mode. The user’s Station Security Code is not verifkd 
by the system. 
Conditions 
l After entering your Station Security Code, you will access either the last 
line used at the set or the set’s prime line. 
Programming Required 
l All programming for this feature is done from the Master Attendant 
Station. 
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ZONE PAGING GROUPS 
Each station can be assigned to fifteen 2-digit zone paging groups (01 to 
15). Paging groups can be made up of different departments, different 
functional groups or different locations. Zone Paging announcements can 
then be made through the Set speakers, to one specific group of stations 
(which have been programmed into the specific zone), or to all sets 
simultaneously. The announcement will be heard only within the 
designated zone. 
Conditions 
l A station can be assigned to more than one zone. 
Programming Required 
l Access Code 122 - Zone Paging Groups 
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