Trillium Panther Ii Feature Module Iv System Manual
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Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 Class B - dialing any of the preprogrammed entries from “Deny Table B” or dialing the number of “Digits to Deny” when Behind PBXKentrex, 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. “Deny Table B” consists of eight possible I - to 4-digit entries. Preprogrammed entries include the digits 0 and I. “Allow Table B” consists of eight possible I - to 4-digit entries. Preprogrammed entries include the digits 1800 and 800. Class B’ - dialing any of the preprogrammed entries from “Deny Table B” or dialing the number of “Digits to Deny” when Behind PBXKentrex, or dialing a restricted Common Speed number from the “Split Restriction Table for Class B” will restrict a call. “Deny Table B” consists of eight possible I - to 4-digit entries. Preprogrammed entries include the digits 0 and I. 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”. “Allow Table C” comists of sixteen possible I - to 4-digit entries. Preprogrammed entries include the digits 91 I. Class C’ - no outside calls can be made. Preprogrammed Value = Class A. TOLL RESTRICTION BY LINE: (See Table 2-7) Allows the 8 lines on the Panther II 820 system, the 10 lines on the Panther II 1032 system, and the 20 lines on the Panther II 2064 system to be placed in one of the six toll restriction groups (above). Programmed in conjunction with TOLL RESTRICTION BY STATION, and the TOLL RESTRICTION TABLES. Programming Page 21
Trillium Standard Practice TABLE 2-7 TOLL RESTRICTION PARAMETERS Feature Access Description Code Condition (Values) Data Code Digits to Deny 014 No Restriction 1st digit 2nd digit 02 3rd digit 4th digit E 5th digit 6th digit E 7th digit 8th digit* :;: 9th digit 09 10th digit 10 1 lth digit 11 12th digit 12 13th digit 13 14th digit 14 15th digit 15 __________________________~~~~__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ______~_____________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Split Restriction 0150 First 40s - Restricted 0 for Class B First 40 - Not Restricted* 1 ____________________------ ____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _______ 0151 Last 405 - Restricted 0 Last 40 - Not Restricted* 1 ____________________-- ____________________~~~~~~~~~~ ____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ________ Split Restriction 0160 First 405 - Restricted 0 for Class C First 40 - Not Restricted* 1 ____________________------ ____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ______. 0161 Last 405 - Restricted 0 Last 40 - Not Restricted* 1 ____________________~~~~~~~~~~~ ____________________________~_~~~____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Toll Restriction 065Xx Class A* 0 By Line Class A’ Class B : Class B’ Class C : Class C’ 5 Notes: l denotes preprogrammed value. f refers to Common Speed Calls. 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). Programming Page 22
Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 TABLE 2-7(a) TOLL RESTRICTION TABLES Feature Access Condition Data Description Code (Values) Code Deny Table A 042000 for Class A’ 042001 Entry 1 (Default =411) PPPP PPPP 042002 Entry 2 (Default = 555) 042003 Entry 3 (Default = 976) PPPP Entry4 PPPP 042004 PPPP 042005 Entry 5 042006 Entry6 PPPP Entry 7 PPPP 042007 Entry8 PPPP Oiioi2 w___ ____ Entry 13 PPPP 042013 Entry 14 PPPP 042014 Entry 15 PPPP 042015 Entry 16 PPPP ___~~__1_-_~______-_~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~~---~~~---~~~~-~~~~~~~~ Deny Table B 042100 Entry 1 (Default = 0) PPPP for Class B 042101 Enay 2 (Default = 1) PPPP and Class B’ 042102 Entry 3 PPPP 042103 Entry 4 PPPP 042104 Entry5 PPPP 042105 Entry6 PPPP 042106 Entry 7 PPPP 042107 Enm8 PPPP ~-~-~-~-~------~~----I-------------~~~~-~~~~~~-~-~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~ Allow Table B 043000 Entry 1 (Default = 1800) PPPP for Class B 043001 Entry 2 (Default = 800) PPPP 043002 043003 Entry 3 PPPP _~ Entry4 PPPP 043004 PPPP 043005 Entry 5 Entry 6 PPPP 043006 Entry 7 PPPP 043007 Entry 8 PPPP __~_-_-____~___~~_~~_____I______________~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Allow Table C 043100 PPPP a for Class C 043101 Entry 1 (Default = 911) 043102 Entry 2 PPPP Entry 3 PPPP 043103 Entry 4 PPPP 043104 Env5 PPPP 043105 Entry6 PPPP 043106 Entry7 PPPP ____ ____ _a__ 043112 Entry 13 PPPP 043113 043114 Entry 14 PPPP Entry 15 PPPP 043115 Entry 16 PPPP PPPP = Did up fo four digits to raaict. If less than four digits are required, it is NOT necessary 10 provide leading “zeros”. Default entries can be left as is. or changed to meet individual re&rmmrr. If the Panther II system is placed behind PBX. the rwricted digits will apply AFTER the PBX access code has been d&d. Programming Page 23
TrilIium Standard Practice Tenanting 2.14 The Tenanting Parameters, including Access Codes and Data Codes are provided in Table 2-8. Refer to Panther II 820/1032/2064-105, Features and Services for more details. They are: TENANT TYPE: This programming is completed in conjunction with Flexible Ringing Assignment, Private/Non-Private Tenanting, Tenant Group and Tenant Group Assignment. It allows you to choose one of four possible line group types: Type A - Sets assigned to this line group can only make and answer tails on the 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 group can make and answer calls on lines within the same tenant group, and can also receive calls transferred from other groups. Type D - Sets assigned to this group have no restrictions. Includes the features of Types A, B and C. Preprogrammed Value = Type A. PRIVATE I NON-PRIVATE INTERNAL TENANTING: Tenants in Private Mode can access (by an intercom call), only those stations within their own tenant group, whereas tenants in Non-Private Mode can access all other tenants. Note: It is recommended that Private Mode be selected in situations where two or more separate groups of users are sharing the Panther II sysrem (e.g., two or more businesses in the same building). If all users of the Panther II system are within the same company, but you wish to separate users into four groups for Intercom Tenanting or Station Hunting (Code 124YY), select Non-Private Mode. The selection of Non-Private Mode will allow the groups to communicate with each other. If Intercom Tenanting or Station Hunting will not be used, leave tht sys:em in Private Mode, as Code 124YS is preprogrammed with all users in Group 1. Preprogmmmed Value = Private Mode. Programming Page 24
Pinther II 820/1032/2064-205 TABLE 2-8 TENANTING PARAMETERS Feature Access Condition Data Description Code (Values) Code Tenant Type 006 TypeA* 0 Type B Type C : TypeD 3 ____________________~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~--~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__~~____~____. Private/Non-Private 054 Private Mode* 0 Tenanting Non-Private Mode 1 Notes: * denotes preprogrammed value. Station Message Detail Recording 2.15 Station Message Detail Recording Parameters, including Access Codes and Data Codes are listed in Table 2-9. Parameters are listed below. To set up SMDR operation (enter startup date and time), refer to paragraph 2.16. provided in Table 2- 10. Sample SMDR printouts are The SMDR Unit can also be used by maintenance and programming personnel to provide printouts of all programmed site data, including speed call selections for each station. Details of this application are provided in paragraph 2.17. ACCOUNT CODES PRINTOUT: Determines whether or not Account Codes will be included on the printed SMDR record. Preprogrammed Value = NO Printout. SMDR PRINTOUT CONDITIONS: Defines the type of information to be included on SMDR records. Parameters include Print out outgoing, incoming, toll. and transferred calls in various combinations. Preprogrammed Values = All outgoing, all incoming and all transferred calls. Programming Page 25
Trillium Standard Practice SMDR CALL TIMING: Defines the time (grace period) before the SMDR Unit starts recording information. The chosen value should take into account the average length of time for an outgoing call to be processed and answered. The call timer begins after the last dialed digit. Parameters are from 1 second to 61 seconds. Prep;ograrnmed Value = 5 seconds. DIGIT TIMER: Since the SMDR timer needs to recognize when the last digit is actually dialed, a second timer verifies the.e!apsed time between digits. If the elapsed time exceeds the interdqt timer, the Sh4DR Call Timer (grace period) is enabled. In most circumstances, the default preprogrammed value of IO seconds will be sufficient. BAUD RATE: Baud rate can be set to 150,3OO,600, 1200,2400, 4800 or 9600 baud. The SMDR Interface, and Printer/Terminal baud rates should match. Preprogrammed Value = 1200 baud. TABLE 2-9 SMDR PARAMETERS Feature Access Description Code Condition (Values) Data Code SMDR Printout Conditions: Outgoing Calls 0080 None printed 0 Only Toll Calls printed 1 All outgoing calls printed* 2 __________ _____---- ____________________~_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---- Incoming Calls 0081 None printed 0 All incoming calls printed* 1 ___---- ____----- _____________________~____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Transferred Calls 0082 None printed 0 All transferred calls printed* 1 ____________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ___---- _________________________________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Notes: * denotes preprogrammed value. Programming Page 26 s
Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 TABLE 2-9 (Cont’d) SMDR PARAMETERS Feature Access Condition Data Descriution Code fvalues) Code SMDR Call Timing 009 1 sec. 5 sec.* 0”: 9 sec. 13 sec. :3’ 17 sec. 21 sec. :: 25 sec. 29 sec. 00; 33 sec. 08 37 sec. 09 41 sec. 10 45 sec. 11 49 sec. 12 53 sec. 13 57 sec. 14 61 sec. 15 -~~~~_--~____--~__~______~~~______,,,____~~_~______________~~_____ ______-____--_-_____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Digit Tiir 010 1 sec. 2 sec. z 3 sec. 4 sec. if 5 sec. 6 sec. E 7 sec. 8 sec. :76 9 sec. 10 sec.* E 11 sec. 10 12 sec. 11 13 sec. 12 14 sec. 13 15 sec. 14 16 sec. ----__---___________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_____~____________ 15 ----__--~___________~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Baud Rate 045 150 baud 0 300 baud 1 600 baud 2 1200 baud* 3 2400 baud 4800 baud ; 9600 baud 6 _____---_--------_-----~~~~-----~~~----~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_~~_______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Account Codes 007 Print Out - Yes 0 Printout Print Out - No* 1 Notes: l denotes preprogrammed value. Programming Page 27
Trillium Standard Practice SMDR Startup Operation 2.16 Time and date setting used by the SMDR Unit is set automatically when the system clock is programmed from Station 10. (See “Setting Date/Time” procedures outlined in the Panrher !I Display Ser Guide for instructions). If the system has already been in operation and the SMDR option is added later, there is no need to set the Sh4DR clock. Refer to Panther II 820/1032/2064-200, Installation and Commissioning for installation instructions. Date and time information is maintained in memory, even during power failures. NOTE: Even though the year does not appear on the printout, it must be entered as part of the date so that the SMDR can compensate f&leap years. TABLE 2-10 SAMPLE SMDR PRINTOUTS Incoming data ‘appears on the printout as follows: 07/23 03:22P 00:11:53 TOO3 Day of Month Jlonth of year c 029 001 Al234 I station that ‘Account ‘Ode answered the call Number of seconds to answer call I Line call came in on - T stands for trunk Call Length - Seconds Call length - Minutes Call length - Hours PM time - no designation for AM rime of day - Minutes rime of day - Hours Programming Page 28 .
Panther II 820/1032/2064-205 Outgoing data appears on the printout as follows: 07/23 03:22P 00:02:24 014 000 16135922550 TOO1 Al234 I I I Line used Account Code Telephone # dialed T stands for trunk I ‘Not Used for outgoing calls Station that placed the call Call Length - Seconds >all length - Minutes ( Call length - Hours PM time - no designation for AM -ime of day - Minutes IIme of day - Hours Jay of Month nonth of year Using the SMDR Printout to Verify Data and Check Speed Calls 2.17 While the following program is running, the system is not operational. The following program must be performed from Station 10. 1. 2. 3. OR OR OR OR At Station 10, press the PROGRAM Key (or dial * #), then dial 0 1 5. The Intercom LED will turn on. Dial 9 8 7. The Intercom LED will flash very quickly. Thendial- ‘_ 900 to print out the programmed condition for every condition/feature found in the programming charts. 90 1 to print out all private speed call numbers for ALL stations. 902 to print out all common speed call numbers. 903 to print out the 900,901 and 902 options at once. * 1 910 - 973 to print out the private speed call numbers for one specific station (Station 10 - 73). NOTE: Only one co& can be printed out at a time. Intercom LED on station IO willflash slowly. Once printing commences, the Programming Page 29
Trillium Standard Practice ‘.Y 4. Once the printout has completed, the Intercom LED will light steady, j signifying that the printer has stopped. 5. Another printout may be generated by repeating Steps 2 and 3 again (and selecting another code at Step 3). OR E;izar programming may be changed as outlined in the programming . OR Dial * to put the system back into operational mode. STATION PROGRAMMING 2.18 The General Station Parameters, including Access Codes and Data Codes are provided in Tables 2-l 1 to 2-14. They are: TYPE OF SET: Defines the type of Panther telephone set that is connected at each station. Preprogrammed Value - - Panther II Display Set at Station 10 and Panther 1032 or 2064 Sets at all other stations. EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE: Programmed in conjunction with EXECUTIVE OVERRIDE TONE in System Programming, this feature determines whether each station will or will not have Executive Override capability. Preprogrammed Value = NO Executive Override capability at any station. TOLL RESTRICTION BY STATION: Determines which of six classes of service will be allowed at each station (Deny and Allow Tables are provided in TOLL RESTRICTION - System Programming section): Class A - there are no restrictions on making calls. Class A’ - no restrictions except the preprogrammed entries in “Deny Table A”. Class B - dialing any of the preprogrammed entries from “Deny Table B” or dialing the number of “Digits to Deny” when Behind PBX/Centrex, 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. Programming Page 30