Trillium Panther Ii Feature Module Iv System Manual

							Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 
TABLE 2-1 (Cont’d) GENERAL SYSTEM PARAMETERS 
Feature Access 
Description Code Condition 
(Values) Data 
Code 
Call Forwarding 036 5 seconds 
Time 
10 seconds* .Y 
20 seconds  30 seconds 
; 
-___________________~~~~~~--~~~---------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Multiple 0370 sub-attendant of Group 1 
Attendants 0371 sub-attendant of Group 2 E 
0372 sub-attendant of Group 3  0373 sub-attendant of Group 4 
w” 
Default = Station 10 for all groups 
YY= dial any 2-digit station 
number from IO - 73 
________________~___~~~~~~----~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Simultaneous/ 047 Serial ringing* 0 
Serial Ringing Simultaneous ringing 
1 
____~__~____________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Camp-On 050 30 seconds 0 
Duration 1 minute* 1 
2 minutes  3 minutes 
z 
5 minutes 
4 
_______________~____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~___~~~~~~~~~~~~_~___ 
Camp-On Tone 
051 
10 seconds 
0 
Interval 
20 seconds 
1 
30 seconds* 
2 
__________~______--_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
System Clear 
070 
Clear ALL system features 
0 
(see 
Table 2-l(a) 
to perform a 
Clear all Common Speed Dials 
1 
qstem 
clear) 
Clear all Private Speed Dials 
for all sets 
2 
________________~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_________________________ 
NOTES: l denotes preprogrammed value. 
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TABLE 2-l(a) SYSTEM CLEAR 
To perform a System Clear: 
CAUTION: This procedure will RESET all system programming to its 
preprogrammed value, and should therefore be used with extreme discretion. 
System Clear 
Option Selected 
During System 
Programming 
(Access Code 070) To perform, 
dial the 
appropriate 
code from 
Station 10 
(Programming 
Station) Result 
Clear ALL Features 0700# All previous system 
programming will be 
cleared, and the system 
will reset to its 
preprogrammed values. 
Clear ALL Common 
Speed Dial Numbers 0701# All previously-programmed 
Common Speed Dial numbers 
will be cleared automatically. 
Clear ALL Private 
Speed Dial Numbers 0702# Private Speed Dial 
numbers programmed at 
all Sets will be cleared 
automatically. 
NOTE: A System Clear can ONLY be performed for the System Clear Option that was selected in 
Table 2-1 (using Access Code 070). For example, if the Panther II System was programmed to “Clear 
ALL Private Speed Dial Numbers”, the Programmer/System Manager cannot go to Station 10 and dial 
07W (the code for “Clear ALL Fcamres”). 
TABLE 2-2 FLEXIBLE MASTER STATION PROGRAMMING 
Feature Description Access Code 
____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ________________~___~~~~~~~~ 
Master Station Number 053yY 
~___________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ____________________------ 
Station 10 Is preprogrammed as the Master Statlon. 
YY= a station number from 10 to 29 on the Panther II 820 system, or 10 to 41 on the Panther 
II 1032 system, or 10 to 73 on the Panther II 2064 system. 
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C.O. Line Specification Proiramming 
2.0 9 The C.O. 
Specification parameters, including Access Codes and Data Codes are 
provided in Table 2-3. They are: 
MAKE/BREAK RATIO: Defines the on/off ratio of pulses used for 
pulse dialing; either 33% or 40%. 
Note:‘33% is not permitted when equipment is to be installed in North America 
and connected to the North American Telephone Network. 
Preprogrammed Value = 40%. 
PULSE RATE: Defines the speed at which pulse digits are dialed 
out; either 10 pps or 20 pps (pps represents pulses per second). 
Note: 20 pps is not permitted when equipment is to be installed in North America 
and connected to (he North American Telephone Network, 
Preprogrammed Value = 10 pps. 
INTERDIGIT PAUSE: Defines the time between pulse-dialed 
digits as 500 ms, 700 ms, 800 ms or 1100 ms (ms represents 
milliseconds). 
Note: 500 ms is not permitted when equipment is to be installed in North 
America and connected to the North American Teiephone Network. 
Preprogrammed Value = 800 ms. 
TONE DURATION: Determines the length of each tone digit 
dialed. Length can be 50 ms, 75 ms, 100 ms or 200 ms. 
Preprogrammed Value = 75 ms. 
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TABLE 2-3 C.O. SPECIFICATION PARAMETERS 
Feature Access Condition 
Data 
Description Code (Values) 
Code 
Make/Break 
001 33% 0 
Ri3tiO 40%* 
1 
____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Pulse Rate 002 10 pps* 0 
20 
PPS 1 
,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Interdigit 003 800 ms* 0 
Pause 11OOms 
7OOm.s : 
5OOms 3 
Tone 
Duration 004 50 ms 0 
75 ms* 
1OOmS : 
Notes: * denotes preprogrammed value. 
Type of C.O. Line Programming 
2.10 The “Type of Line” parameters, including Access Codes and Data Codes are 
provided in Table 2-4. They are: 
TONE OR PULSE: Determines the type of dialing for each outside 
line. Choices are Tone or Pulse. 
Preprogrammed Value = Tone. 
TELEPHONE OR PBXKENTREX: Tells the KSU, the type of 
lines that will be connected, either telephone lines (CO.) or 
PBX/Centrex lines. 
Preprogrammed Value = Telephone (C.O.). 
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TABLE 2-4 TYPE OF LINE PARAMETERS 
Feature Access 
Condition 
Data 
Description Code 
(Values) 
Code 
Tone/Pulse 06Oxx 
Tone* 
0 
Pulse 
1 
__~_________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
C.O./PBX 061Xx 
Telephone (C.O.)* 0 
PBXKentrex 1 
Notes: * denotes preprogrammed value 
XX = a line number from 01 to 08 on the Panther II 820 system, or 01 to 10 on the Panther II 
1032 system, or 01 to 20 on the Panther II 2064 system. To program these access codes, you 
will need to enter each C.O. line number that needs to be changed from the preprogrammed 
value (one at a time). 
Behind PBX/Centrex Programming 
2.11 The 
Behind PBXKentrex Programmin 
g must be completed when your Panther 
II system will be connected to PBXKentrex lines. The parameters, including Access 
Codes and Data Codes are provided in Table 2-5. They are: 
PAUSE ON NUMBER: Instructs the system to pause after a 
specific number is dialed as the first digit. It is employed when the 
Panther II system is used behind a PBXKentrex to allow for second 
dial tone. More than one number can be selected to activate a pause. 
The digits specified by the Pause on Number parameters are; pause/no 
pause on 7, pause/no pause on 8, pause/no pause on 9, pause/no pause 
on 0. 
Preprogrammed Value = No pause on any digit. 
PAUSE TIME: Defines the duration of the pause for the “Pause on 
Number” feature, and for a pause inserted in a speed dial number. The 
pause time can be set to 1 second through 15 seconds, in l-second 
intervals. 
Preprogrammed Value = 3 seconds. 
FLASH / CANCEL / TRANSFER: Defines the function of the 
Plash/Ca.ncel key to be a hookswitch flash, a cancel signal for ending 
calls, or a Transfer key to transfer calls automatically. The duration of 
the Flash or Cancel signal must be properly set to ensure correct 
operation (see FLASH/CANCEL TIMING). 
Preprogrammed Value = Cancel. 
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FLASH/CANCEL TIMING: Defines the duration of the Flash or 
Cancel signal. 
Note: Flash Timing is typically 500 msec. while Cancel Timing is typically 1 
second. 
Preprogrammed Value = 1 second. 
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,’ 
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TABLE 2-5 BEHIND PBXKENTREX PARAMETERS 
Feature 
Description 
Pause on 
Number Access 
Condition 
Data 
Code 
(Values) 
Code 
0120 Pause on 7 - NO* 0 
Pause on 7 - YES 1 
____________~_______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_ 
0121 Pause on 8 - NO* 0 
Pause on 8 - YES 1 
____________________~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__ 
0122 Pause on 9 - NO* 0 
Pause on 9 - YES 1 
__________----______~~~~~----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_. 
0123 Pause on 0 - NO* 0 
Pause on 0 - YES 1 
Pause Time 013 1 second 
2 seconds 0”: 
3 seconds* 
4 seconds ii 
5 seconds 05 
--_____ __ 
---____ 
14 seconds ii 
15 seconds 15 
____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_________~~~~~~~_ 
Flash/Cancel/ 005 Flash 0 
Transfer 
Cancel* 
Transfer : 
____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~____~~~~__________________~__~____ 
Flash/Cancel 011 20 ms 
Tiig 
40 ms E 
60ms 
80 ms 0”; 
100 ms 
200 ms &i 
300 ms 
400 ms i! 
5OOms 
6QOms iit 
700 ms 10 
800 ms 
900ms :: 
1 second* 13 
2 seconds 14 
3 seconds 15 
Notes: * denotes preprogrammed value. 
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Loud Bell/Relay Control Programming 
2.12 The 
Loud Bell and Relay Control parameters, including Access Codes and Data 
Codes are provided in Table 2-6. They are: 
LOUD BELL OR RELAY CONTROL: Determines whether the 
dry contacts will close to activate a loud bell ringer, or to activate 
optional equipment such as security doors and gates. 
Preprogrammed Value = Loud Bell. 
WARNING FOR DRY CONTACTS: 
DRY CONTACT RATING 
Do not connect ringer loads or AC power directly to 
DC Current DC VObO~ 
the dry contact. The dry contact should only be used 
2.0 amp 20 Volts 
in conjunction with a dry contact interface or a 24 
0.8 amp 30 Volts 
Vdc supply and relay. 
0.6 amp 40 Volts 
LOUD BELL RINGING/RINGING OVER PAGING BY 
LINE (DURING DAY MODE): 
Determines which lines will 
close the dry contacts during an incoming call when the system is in 
Day Mode. 
Rreprogramrned Value = Loud Bell Ringing on all lines (during Day 
Mode). 
LOUD BELL RINGING/RINGING OVER PAGING BY 
LINE (DURING NIGHT MODE): 
Determines which lines will 
close the dry contacts during an incoming call when the system is in 
Night Mode. 
Preprogrammed Value = Loud Bell Ringing on all lines (during Night 
Mode). 
AUTO/MANUAL RELAY CONTROL: Specifies whether the 
relay control will turn off automatically after a programmable length of 
time (see below), or that it must be manually turned off following 
operation. 
Note: Auto Mode should be selected if the relay activates motorized 
equipment (e.g., a motorized gate) which only neeak a signal to start it. 
If the relay contact will be usedfor 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 chosen. 
Preprogrammed Value = Automatic Return to OFF. 
AUTO RETURN TO OFF TIMING: Defines the length of time 
that the relay contact will remain open, before closing automatically. 
Values range from 20 ms to 3 seconds. Used in conjunction with 
AUTO/MANUALRELAY CONTROL. 
Preprogrammed Value = 1 second. 
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TABLE 2-6 LOUD BELL/RELAY CONTROL PARAMETERS 
Feature Access Condition Data 
Description Code 
(Values) Code 
____________________------------------------------------------------------------- 
Loud Bell/ 018 
Loud Bell* 0 
Relay Control. Relay Control 1 
______^_____________~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----------~--~ 
Loud Bell Ringing,/ 063Xx 
Rings selected line during 
Ringing Over Raging By Line 
Day Mode* 0 
(DAY MODE) 
____________________~~~~~~---~-~~~~~-----~~~~--~ 
Does NOT ring selected line 
during Day Mode 1 
____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Loud Bell Ringing/ 064xx 
Rings selected line during 
Ringing Over Paging By Line 
Night Mode* 0 
(NIGHT MODE) 
___~________________~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~-~- 
Does NOT ring selected line 
during Night Mode 1 
____________________~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~_~~~ 
Auto/Manual 019 
Automatic Return to OFF* 0 
Return to OFF 
Manual Return to OFF 1 
____________________~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
Auto Return to OFF 052 
20 ms 
Timing 
40 ms 
Fz 
60 ms 
80 ms 
:; 
1OOms 
200 ms 
:4 
300 ms 
400 ms 
0”; 
500 ms 
08 
600 ms 
09 
700 ms 
10 
800 ms 
900 ms 
:: 
1 second* 
2 seconds :: 
3 seconds 
15 
____________________~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~~~~____~~_~~_____~_________________ 
Notes: l denotes preprogrammed value. 
xx = a line number from 01 to 08 on the Panther II 820 system, or 01 to 10 on the Panther 
II 1032 system, or 01 
to 20 on the Panther II 2Oq4 system. To program these access codes, 
you will need to enter each C.O. line number that needs to be changed from the 
preprogrammed value (one at a time). 
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Toll Restriction 
2.13 The 
Toll Restriction parameters, including Access Codes and Data Codes are 
provided in Table 2-7. Refer to 
Panther II 820/1032/2064-105, Features and Services 
for more details. They are: 
DIGITS TO DENY: Determines the digit on which dialing will be 
denied for Class B and Class B’ restrictions. Parameter can be from 0 
digits to 15 digits. 
Preprogrammed Value = Denies 8th digit. 
SPLIT RESTRICTION FOR CLASS B: Determines whether 
the first or last 40 Common Speed call numbers will be available to 
stations with Class B and Class B’ restrictions. 
Preprogrammed Value = No Restriction on Any Common Speed Call 
numbers. 
SPLIT RESTRICTION FOR CLASS C: Determines whether 
the first or last 40 Common Speed call numbers will be available to 
stations with Class C and Class C’ restrictions. 
Preprogrammed Value = No Restriction on Any Common Speed Call 
numbers. 
TOLL RESTRICTION TABLES: (See Table 2-7 (a)) 
Defines 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 below), and then each station (see 
TOLL RESTRICTION BY STATION - Station Programming) in the 
Panther II system, is placed in one of the six possible toil restriction 
groups. 
Class A - there are no restrictions on making calls. 
Class A’ - no restrictions except the preprogrammed entries in “Deny 
Table A”. 
“Deny Table A” consists of sixteen possible I - to 4-digit entries. 
Preprogrammed entries include the digits 41 I, 555 and 976. 
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