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. An INTERNAL conference will display the two stations that have been 
added, but no timer appears. The first station used to set up the 3-party 
internal conference is displayed on the top left side of the display (following 
the initial “S”); the second station used to set up the 3-party conference 
appears on the bottom left side (following the initial “S”), with the word 
CONFERENCE shown on the right side of the bottom row. 
A MIXED conference will display the line and station that have been added, 
and a timer appears. The line used to set up the 3-party mixed conference 
is displayed on the bottom left side of the display (following the initial “L”); 
the station added appears on the top left side (following the initial “S”), with 
the word CONFERENCE shown on the right side of the bottom row. The 
timer appears on the top right side of the display. 
DIALED NUMBER DISPLAY 
The LCD shows the telephone number or station number being dialed, on 
the bottom row of the display. If the number of digits entered exceeds 16, 
then the number will start to wrap around the display, and the additional 
digits will copy over the first digits dialed. The only case where dialed 
digits will not be displayed, is if the user has preprogrammed a SECURE 
NUMBER DISPLAY for a Private Speed Call number. See SECURE 
NUMBER DISPLAY in this Section. 
DISPLAY KEY 
The DISPLAY key on the Panther II Display Set is used to display calls on 
hold or Messages Waiting at a Set, or to show what is stored in memory for 
the Saved Number Redial, Last Number Redial or Speed Call keys. 
Displaying Calls on Hold - 
During normal call processing the LCD displays only the oldest call on 
hold, but if more than one call is on hold and the DISPLAY key is pressed, 
the LCD will show up to four calls on hold. Calls on hold are shown on the 
bottom row of the LCD in order of left to right, with the leftmost line on 
hold corresponding to the oldest call on hold, and the rightmost line on hold 
corresponding to the newest call on hold This display will remain until the 
DISPLAY key is pressed again. Once a call is taken off hold and the 
DISPLAY key pressed, all the remaining calls on hold can be displayed by 
pressing the HOLD key. 
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Displaying Saved Number Redial or Last Number Redial - 
If the 
DISPLAY key is pressed, followed by either the SAVED NUMBER 
REDIAL key or LAST NUMBER REDIAL key, the LCD will show the 
telephone number currently stored in memory for that location. The only 
case where the telephone number would not be displayed is if the stored 
number had been originally speed-dialed using a number with SECURE 
NUMBER DISPLAY enabled. The stored number will be displayed until 
the DISPLAY key is pressed again. If a telephone number is not 
programmed in the Saved Number Redial location, the LCD will be blank. 
Displaying Speed Dial Numbers - 
If the 
DISPLAY key is pressed, followed by the SPEED key, the LCD will 
prompt the user to press the key that they would like to view. When the 
user presses one of the 20 programmable keys, the Speed Call Number that 
is stored in that location will be displayed. The only case where the stored 
number would not be displayed, is if the Speed Number had been entered 
using the SECURE NUMBER DISPLAY feature. 
Displaying Messages Waiting - 
For details on the use of the DISPLAY key with the Message Waiting 
feature, refer to MESSAGE WAITING DISPLAY in this Section. 
FEATURE KEY 
This key is reserved for future applications. 
HOLD DISPLAY 
The LCD will display the station-OR the first line that was put on hold at a 
Set, following the word HOLD on the bottom row of the display. If the call 
on hold is an external C.O. line, the display will show the duration of the 
call on hold in the upper right comer. 
When the call is taken off hold, the re-connected line or station number, will 
move to the upper row of the display. 
If the call is not taken off hold before 
the preprogrammed Hold Recall Time expires, the user will hear four short 
bursts of tone and the Panther II Display Set will display the Hold Recall 
Reminder. See HOLD RECALL DISPLAY in this Section. 
HOLD RECALL DISPLAY 
If a call is not taken off hold before the preprogrammed Hold Recall Time 
expires, the user will hear four short bursts of tone and the Panther II 
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Display Set will show the Hold Recall Reminder message. This message 
consists of a call timer in the upper right comer (for external calls only), and 
the words HOLD RECALL on the lower row, followed by the line (L) or 
station (S) number that is being recalled. 
LCD INTENSITY CONTROL 
The 
LCD intensity control can be adjusted using a slider switch located on 
the top of the LCD. This allows the Liquid Crystal Display to be viewed 
under any lighting conditions, from either a standing or sitting position. 
MESSAGE KEY 
This key on the Panther II Display Set is used to program, confi’i and 
cancel messages. Instructions for operation of this key are provided in the 
Panther II Display Set User Guide. 
MESSAGE WAITING DISPLAY 
When the Intercom LED lights, indicating that a message is waiting to be 
answered, the DISPLAY key must be pressed to show up to four station 
numbers that left a message. Stations that left a message are shown on the 
bottom row of the LCD in order of left to right, following the initials 
“MW”, with the leftmost station number corresponding to the oldest 
message, and the rightmost station number corresponding to the newest 
message. This display will remain until the DISPLAY key is pressed again. 
Once a message has been answered, if the DISPLAY key is pressed again, 
all remaining stations that left a message will shift one position to the left. 
PAGING DISPLAY 
If a user performs an EXTERNAL PAGE, ZONE PAGE or ALL PAGE 
announcement from a Panther II Display Set, the LCD display will show the 
type of Page being performed, on the top row. The 2-digit access code that 
was dialed to achieve the Paging announcement will be shown on the 
. bottom left. For a ZONE PAGE, the Zone Group number will appear on 
the top right of the display, following the intial “G”. When the 
announcement is complete, the LCD display will return to its idle state. 
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PERSONALIZED MESSAGES 
Each Panther II Display Set user can program a personal message to appear 
when other Panther II Display Set users call them; e.g., CONE TO LAB. 
One message per user is allowed, and the message can be up to 16 
characters in length, including spaces, numbers and special symbols. The 
message is entered from the keypad, using the methods explained in the 
Panther II Display Set Guide. The message will remain activated until the 
user cancels it. 
PROGRAM KEY 
The PROGRAM key on the Panther II Display Set is used to enter 
Programming Mode. 
SAVED NUMBER REDIAL KEY 
The SAVED NUMBER REDIAL key is pressed to store a telephone 
number for repeated short-term use. The key is also pressed when the user 
wishes to dial the number that has been stored. The stored number will be 
retained in memory until another telephone number replaces it. The stored 
number can be viewed using the DISPLAY key (see DISPLAY KEY in this 
Section). 
SECURE NUMBER DISPLAY 
When the PROGRAM key is pressed at the appropriate point during a 
Private Speed Call Storing operation, the SECURE NUMBER feature will 
be enabled and privacy will be enforced for the specific telephone number. 
This means that when the Speed Call Number is dialed at a later time, the 
LCD display will not show the digits that were saved in memory. Instead, 
the LCD will display the line number used and call duration on the top row, 
and the Secure Number will appear on the bottom row as question marks (?). 
SPEED DIAL DISPLAY 
When a Private or Common Speed Dial number is dialed, either by code, or 
pressing the appropriate DSS key, the LCD display will show the telephone 
number that was stored in the code’s location. The stored telephone number 
will not appear if SECURE NUMBER DISPLAY is active (see above). 
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A Speed Dial number can also be viewed at any time by following the 
procedures given in Section 6, DISPLAY KEY. 
SYSTEM TIME I DATE SETTING AND DISPLAY 
When the Panther II system is connected, the display on each Panther II 
Display Set will show - 
Please set time! If the Panther II Display Set is 
used in the Master Attendant position (preprogrammed as Station lo), the 
time and date for the entire system can be programmed from this Set. 
The correct date, time and day of the week must be entered from the keypad 
of the Master Attendant Set, using the procedures described in the 
Panther I. 
Display Set User Guide - Master Attendant section. 
Although the time must be entered using a 24-hour clock, the LCD of 
Panther II Display Sets in the system will show the time in 12-hour format 
(with “A” for a.m. and “P” for p.m.). 
The system’s time and date will appear on the LCD of each Panther II 
Display Set in the system, when their Set is in its idle state. 
TRANSFER RINGING DISPLAY 
When Transfer Ringing is sent from a.station, the LCD of the transferring 
station will show the line number that is being transferred on the top row of 
the display. The word.TRANSPER will appear on the left side of the 
bottom row, followed by the number of the station where the call is being 
sent. 
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Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 
91-0473-1.B 
Issue 2, June 1989 
Panther @ II 820/1032/2064-205 
Electronic Key Telephone System 
PROGRAMMING 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 
1. GENERAL 
Introduction 
Reason for Issue 
2. PROGRAMMING 
General 
How to Use This Practice 
System Programming 
Station Programming 
Group Programming 
Selecting Preprogrammed Values 
Modifying Preprogrammed Values 
Programming Example 
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 
General System Programming 
Hold Recall Time 
Intercom on Hold 
Transfer Ringing Time 
Forced/Manual Account Code 
Digits 
Executive Override Tone 
Time Display (12-hr, 24-hr) 
Call Forwarding Tirne 
Master Station Number 
Multiple Attendants 
Simultaneous/Serial Ringing 
Camp-On Duration 
Camp-On Tone Interval 
System Clear 
C.O. 
Line Specification Programming 
Make/Break Ratio 
Pulse Rate 
Interdigit Pause 
Tone Duration 
Type of C.O. Line Programming 
Tone or Pulse 
Telephone or PBX/Centrex 
APPLICABLE 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 
Behind PBXICentrex Programming 
Pause on Number 
Pause Time 
Flash / Cancel / Transfer 
Flash/Cancel Timing 
Loud 
Bell/Relay Control Programming 
Loud Bell or Relay Control 
Loud Bell Ringing & Ringing 
Over Paging By Line (Day) 
Loud Bell Ringing & Ringing 
Over Paging By Line (Night) 
Auto/Manual Relay Control 
Auto Return to OFF Timing 
Toll Restriction 
Digits to Deny 
Split Restriction for Class B 
Split Restriction .for Class C 
Toll Restriction Tables 
Toll Restriction By Line 
Tenanting 
Tenant Type 
Private/Non-Private Tenanting 
Station Message Detail Recording 
(SMDR) 
Account Codes Printout 
SMDR Printout Conditions 
SMDR Call Timing 
Digit Timer 
Baud Rate 
SMDR Startup Operation 
Using the SMDR Printout to Verify 
Data and Check Speed Calls 
STATION PROGRAMMING 
Type of Set 
Executive Override 
Toll Restriction by Station 
Transfer Ringing Return 
Ringing Line Pickup 
Do Not Disturb Override 
Account Code Type 
APPLICABLE 
TABLE(S) 
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2-9 
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Station Security 
One Touch Speed Dial / 
Auto Line Hold 
Relay Control 
Manual / Auto Intercom 
/Auto Line Select 
Handset/Headset Compatible 
Block Programming 
Flexible Ringing Assignment 
GROUP PROGRAMMING 
General By Line 
Tenant Group Assignment 
Line Pooling Groups 
Night Transfer Line Groups 
Prime Line Groups 
General By Station 
Tenant Groups 
Pickup Groups 
Prime Line Preference 
Zone Paging Groups 
Intercom Tenanting/ 
Station Hunt GroLps 
Night Transfer Station Groups 
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PROGRAMMABLE KEYS 
Prime 
Line Select 
Programming C.O. Keys 
Progmm.ming Line Pool Keys 
Programming DSS/Speed Keys 
Programmin g Feature Keys 
Programming Unused Keys 
Resetting Keys to their Default Values 
APPLICABLE 
TABLE(S) 
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2-12,2-13, 2-14 
2-15(a), 2-15(b) 
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