Panasonic DBS Section 450 Guide

Digital Business System

Section 450

Programming

Forms and

Tables

Supports CPC-AII/B 9.2

and CPC-EX 2.3

Doc. No. 550X07801B

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The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Panasonic Telecommunication Systems Company (PTSC). PTSC reserves the right, without notice, to make changes to equipment design as advances in engineering and manufacturing methods warrant.

The software and hardware described in this document may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of the license pertaining to said software or hardware.

The forms in this manual may be reproduced as needed by certified dealers and technicians of DBS products.

Copyright 1996 by Panasonic Telecommunication Systems Company (PTSC)

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Table of Contents
Introduction
Section 1 - System Settings (FF1)
System Parameters (Part I)..............................................................................................................		6
Extension Class Of Service.............................................................................................................		9
Verified Forced Account Codes....................................................................................................		10
Custom Large LCD Screen Assignments .....................................................................................		11
Caller ID Automatic DISA ...........................................................................................................		12
Door Phones..................................................................................................................................		12
System Parameters (Timers/Access Codes)..................................................................................		13
DID/DNIS Assignments ...............................................................................................................		18
Section 2 - Trunk Settings (FF2)
Trunk Programming......................................................................................................................		19
Section 3 - Extension Settings (FF 3)
Extension Programming Features .................................................................................................		21
Section 4 - Ringing and Hunt Groups (FF4)
Trunk to Extension Ring Assignments .........................................................................................		25
Trunk to Hunt Group Ring Assignments ......................................................................................		26
Hunt Group Assignments..............................................................................................................		27
Call Coverage Group Member......................................................................................................		28
Extension Ring (BLF) Table.........................................................................................................		29
Section 5 - FF Key Programming (FF5)
FF Key Assignment for Extension Ports ......................................................................................		30
DSS Key Telephone Assignments ................................................................................................		31
EM/24 Key Assignments ..............................................................................................................		35
Section 6 - Name and Message Assignments (FF6)
Extension Names ..........................................................................................................................		39
System Speed Dials.......................................................................................................................		40
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Personal Speed Dials ....................................................................................................................	41
Absence Messages ........................................................................................................................	41
Trunk Name Assignments ............................................................................................................	42
Hunt Group Name Assignment.....................................................................................................	44
Call Waiting/OHVA Text Reply ..................................................................................................	44
Section 7 - Toll Restriction Settings
TRS Settings .................................................................................................................................	45
TRS Restrictions for Extension Ports ...........................................................................................	46
TRS Country Codes Allowed .......................................................................................................	47
TRS Office Code Restrictions for Types 2-6................................................................................	47
7-Digit Toll Restriction for TRS Types 2-6..................................................................................	48
Special 7-Digit Table for TRS Types 2-6.....................................................................................	48
Day/Night TRS Types for Trunk ..................................................................................................	49
Special Area Code Table for TRS Types 3-6 ...............................................................................	50
TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (000-249) .............................................................................	51
TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (250-499) .............................................................................	52
TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (500-749) .............................................................................	53
TRS Area Code/Office Code Table (750-999) .............................................................................	54
Section 8 - Least Cost Routing (FF 8)
LCR Trunk Group Assignments ...................................................................................................	55
Time Priority Route Table 1-8 (Periods 1-24)..............................................................................	56
Time Priority Route Table 1-8 (Periods 25-48)............................................................................	57
Time Priority Route Table 9-15 (Periods 1-24)............................................................................	58
Time Priority Route Table 9-15 (Periods 25-48)..........................................................................	59
LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (000-249).............................................................................	60
LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (250-499).............................................................................	61
LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (500-749).............................................................................	62
LCR Area Code/Office Code Table (750-999).............................................................................	63
Special LCR Area Code Table......................................................................................................	64
Special LCR Office Code Table)..................................................................................................	64

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Introduction

This document contains the DBS Programming Forms and Tables for CPC-AII/B up to Version 8.0 and CPC-EX 1.0. These tables are useful in planning and configuring a DBS Installation.

These tables are organized as follows:

Section 1 - System Settings (FF1)

Section 2 - Trunk Settings (FF2)

Section 3 - Extension Settings (FF 3)

Section 4 - Ringing and Hunt Groups (FF4)

Section 5 - FF Key Programming (FF5)

Section 6 - Name and Message Assignments (FF6 and FF10)

Section 7 - Toll Restriction Settings (FF7)

Section 8 - Least Cost Routing (FF 8)

The programming forms and tables are in the same general order as the programming telephone programming structure. However, some tables are combined to group related information. For instance, the Personal Speed Dial names (FF6 3#) and Speed Dial numbers (FF10 2#) are recorded on the same table (see Table 21). Also, some items in the tables may be moved to group related information. For instance, the System Settings for the Attendant Timers are grouped together; not in programming order.

For ease of reference, a limited number of programming items are referenced in more than one place. Be sure to write the same value in each place. For instance, the Hunt Group No Answer Timer setting appears with system parameters and also in the Hunt Group Assignment Table.

When space permits, the related programming address is listed with the item. In some cases, the programming address is listed above or below the table.

Some tables show the possible settings including the default settings. The defaults are indicated in bold type. In some cases, the possible settings are too extensive to list in the tables. This is especially true for the system timing parameters. Most of the parameters with unlisted settings do not need to be changed from the default. If a change is required, refer to the DBS Section 400.

In many cases, the actual programming telephone entry is a 0 or 1 with the meaning determined by the item. These are usually listed in parentheses to the right of the possible settings in the tables.

Do not write on the originals! Instead make copies. Several tables are used repeatedly and may need to be copied multiple times.

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Section 1 - System Settings (FF1)

Table 1: System Parameters (Part 1)

PARAMETER		POSSIBLE ENTRY	ADDRESS	SETTING
General System Settings (FF1 2# 1#)
Call Duration Display		Not Displayed (0), Display (1)	FF1 2# 1# 1#
SMDR Start Timer for CO Calls		5 sec. (0), 16 sec. (1) or 30 sec. (2)	FF1 2# 1# 2#
Least Cost Routing (LCR) Access		Pooled-trunk call (0), LCR call (1)	FF1 2# 1# 3#
Override Toll Restrict with SSD		00 - 89, 000 thru 199, or 000 thru 499	FF1 2# 1# 4#
No.
SSD Display Restriction		SSD (80-89, 160-199, or 400-499) dialed digits dis-	FF1 2# 1# 5#
		played (0)
		SSD (80-89, 160-199, or 400-499) dialed digits not
		displayed (1)
Auto Flash Redial		Redial does not send flash (0),	FF1 2# 1# 6#
		Redial sends flash (1)
One Touch Dial		Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 7#
Onhook Transfer		Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 8#
Key Bank Hold		Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 9#
Non-Appearing Trunk Hold		Exclusive hold (0), System hold (1)	FF1 2# 1# 10#
SLT Flash Control		2nd SLT hookflash results in intercom dial tone (0)	FF1 2# 1# 11#
		2nd SLT hookflash results in held call (1)
Extension Number Digits		2-digit numbers (0), 3-digit numbers (1),	FF1 2# 1# 12#
		4-digit numbers (CPC-EX In Network Only) (2)
Alternate Attendant		Disable Alternate Attendant (0)	FF1 2# 1# 13#
		Enable Alternate Attendant (1)
Attendant Intercom Calling		Ring tone calling (0), Voice Calling (1)	FF1 2# 1# 14#
Extension Intercom Calling		Tone Calling (0), Voice Calling (1)	FF1 2# 1# 15#
Alert Tone for Voice Calls		Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 16#
Alert Tone - Busy Override and		Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 17
OHVA
System Installation Area Code		1 not required before long-distance call (0)	FF1 2# 1# 18#
		1 required before long-distance call (1)
SSD Name Display		Display 5 SSD names (0), Display 10 SSD Names	FF1 2# 1# 19#
		(1)
API/SLT Assignment		Analog Extension Slot (2-18)	FF1 2# 1# 20#
Voice Mail Busy Tone		Silence (0), Busy Tone (1)	FF1 2# 1# 21#
Analog Transfer Ring Pattern		See Section 400 (.4 on / 3.6 off - 0)	FF1 2# 1# 22#
Delayed Ring		Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 23#
Second Attendant Position		Extension Number (101)	FF1 2# 1# 24#
Third Attendant Position		Extension Number (*** No entry)	FF1 2# 1# 25#
Fourth Attendant Position		Extension Number (*** No entry)	FF1 2# 1# 26#
Attendant Transfer Extension		Extension Number (*** No entry)	FF1 2# 1# 27#
Attendant Override		Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 28#

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Table 1: System Parameters (Part 1)

PARAMETER	POSSIBLE ENTRY	ADDRESS	SETTING
Attendant LED Alarm Indication	Alarm feature can be assigned (0)	FF1 2# 1# 29#
(Attendant Feature Package Only)	Alarm feature can be assigned (1)
Extension (BLF) Delayed Ring	Off (0), On (1)	FF1 2# 1# 30#
Transfer Ring Pattern	See Section 400 (.25 on/.25 off/.25 on/3.5 off - 0)	FF1 2# 1# 31#
Multiple DID/DNIS	Disables Multiple DID/DNIS ringing (0)	FF1 2# 1# 32
	Enables Multiple DID/DNIS ringing (1)
Page Duration	Page Circuit Remains Open (0), Open 60 sec. (1)	FF1 2# 1# 33#
SLT DISA Ring Pattern	1 second on/ 3.0 seconds off (0)	FF1 2# 1# 34#
	Same as CO Transfer ring pattern (1)
AEC Disconnect Duration	See Section 400 (No signal sent = 0)	FF1 2# 1# 35#
DID/DNIS to a Voice Mailbox	No DID/DNIS digits transmitted (only answer code) (0),	FF1 2# 1# 36#
	Answer Code, then final 4 DID/DNIS digits transmitted
	(1), Answer Code, then final 3 DID/DNIS digits transmit-
	ted (2)
DID/DNIS Answer Code	Up to 6 characters including 0-9, *, #, or pause	FF1 2# 1# 37#
	(REDIAL)
Call Duration Timer	5 sec.(0), 16 sec. (1), 30 sec. (2)	FF1 2# 1# 38#
Internal Hold Tone	Disabled (0), Enabled (1)	FF1 2# 1# 39#
Door Opener Access Code	Access Code not required (0),	FF1 2# 1# 40#
Required	Access Code required (1)
API Port 1 Port Type	Standard API protocol (0), TSAPI protocol (1)	FF1 2# 1# 41# 1#
API Port 1 Baud Rate	9600 bps (0), 19200 bps (1)	FF1 2# 1# 41# 2#
API Port 2 Port Type	Standard API protocol (0), TSAPI protocol (1)	FF1 2# 1# 42# 1#
API Port 2 Baud Rate	9600 bps (0), 19200 bps (1)	FF1 2# 1# 42# 2#
SMDR/Maintenance Data (Serial Ports) (FF1 2# 2#)
Parity Check (SMDR)	Off (0), On (1)	FF1 2# 2# 1#
Odd/Even Parity (SMDR)	Odd (0), Even (1)	FF1 2# 2# 2#
Baud Rate (SMDR)	300 (1), 1200 (2), 2400 (3), 9600 (4)	FF1 2# 2# 3#
Stop Bit Length (SMDR)	1 bit (1), 1.5 bit (2), 2 bits (3)	FF1 2# 2# 4#
Data Length (SMDR)	7 bits (3), 8 bits (4)	FF1 2# 2# 5#
SMDR Printing Mode 1:	Outbound Only (0), Inbound and Outbound (1),	FF1 2# 2# 6#
Outbound and Inbound	Inbound, Outbound and Networking (2)
SMDR Printing Mode 2:	Long Distance Only (0), Local and Long Distance	FF1 2# 2# 7#
Long-Distance and Local Calls	(1)
SMDR Printing Mode 3:Header	Off (0), On (1)	FF1 2# 2# 8#
Title
Serial Port Flow Control (Xon/	Disable Xon/Xoff (0), Enable XonXoff (1)	FF1 2# 2# 9#
Xoff)
RAI Baud Rate	300 bps (0), 1200 bps (1)	FF1 2# 2# 10#
Parity Check (Maint, CPC-EX)	Off (0), On (1)	FF1 2# 2# 11#
Odd/Even Parity (Maint, CPC-EX)	Odd (0), Even (1)	FF1 2# 2# 12#
Baud Rate (Maint, CPC-EX)	300 (1), 1200 (2), 2400 (3), 9600 (4)	FF1 2# 2# 13#

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Table 1: System Parameters (Part 1)

PARAMETER	POSSIBLE ENTRY	ADDRESS	SETTING
Stop Bit Length (Maint, CPC-EX)	1 bit (1), 1.5 bit (2), 2 bits (3)	FF1 2# 2# 14#
Data Length (Maint, CPC-EX)	7 bits (3), 8 bits (4)	FF1 2# 2# 15#
PBX Settings (FF1 2# 3#)
PBX Access Code 1	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 1#
PBX Access Code 2	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 2#
PBX Access Code 3	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 3#
PBX Access Code 4	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 4#
PBX Access Code 5	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 5#
PBX Access Code 6	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 6#
PBX Access Code 7	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 7#
PBX Access Code 8	Access Code (up to 3 digits) (*** - No Entry)	FF1 2# 3# 8#
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3# 9#
Access Codes beginning with 1	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3# 10#
Access Codes beginning with 2	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3# 11#
Access Codes beginning with 3	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3#12#
Access Codes beginning with 4	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3#13#
Access Codes beginning with 5	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3#14#
Access Codes beginning with 6	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3# 15#
Access Codes beginning with 7	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3# 16#
Access Codes beginning with 8	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3# 17#
Access Codes beginning with 9	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Automatic Pause Position for PBX	Pause after 1st digit (1), pause after 2nd digit (2),	FF1 2# 3# 18#
Access Codes beginning with 0	pause after 3rd digit (3)
Ring Patterns for UNA Terminals	Intermittent; 1 sec. on, 3 sec. off (0)	FF1 2# 4# 1#
(M1, C1, & B1)	Continuous (1)
External Page Interface Control for	No External Page and Relay Operation (0),	FF1 2# 4# 2#
Paging Group 0	External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page Interface Control for	No External Page and Relay Operation (0),	FF1 2# 4# 3#
Paging Group 1	External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page Interface Control for	No External Page and Relay Operation (0),	FF1 2# 4# 4#
Paging Group 2	External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page Interface Control for	No External Page and Relay Operation (0),	FF1 2# 4# 5#
Paging Group 3	External Page and Relay Operation (1)
External Page Interface Control for	No External Page and Relay Operation (0),	FF1 2# 4# 6#
Paging Group 4	External Page and Relay Operation (1)

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Note: Make certain that features are not in use before disabling. Some features that are disabled from the Class of Service while in use cannot be cancelled (for example, if BGM is removed from COS while in use, BGM cannot be turned off).

Table 2: Extension Class of Service

Extension Feature			Class of Service # (FF1 2# 5# (1-8)# (1-21)#)
(Default is Disabled - 0)	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8

Dial Tone On/Off (#50)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 1# 0/1#

Head/Handset Exchange (#51)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 2# (0/1)#

BGM On/Off (#53)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 3# (0/1)#

Absence Message Set/Reset (71)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 4# (0/1)#

Call Forward Set/Reset (72)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 5# (0/1)#

Do Not Disturb (73)

FF1 2# 5# (COS) 6# (0/1)#

Station Lockout (74)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 7# (0/1)#

Park Hold (75)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 8# (0/1)#

Park Pickup (76)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 9# (0/1)#

Meet Me Answer (77)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 10# (0/1)#

UNA Pickup (78)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 11# (0/1)#

Direct Pickup (79)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 12# (0/1)#

Group Pickup (70)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 13# (0/1)#

Tone/Voice Mode (1)

FF1 2# 5# (COS) 14# (0/1)#

Message Waiting Set (2)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 15# (0/1)#

Busy Override (4)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 16# (0/1)#

Call Waiting (3)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 17# (0/1)#

Offhook Voice Announce (5)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 18# (0/1)#

Central Office Call Queuing (2)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 19# (0/1)#

SLT Transfer (8)

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 20# (0/1)#

Call Forwarding -- External

FF1 2# 5# (COS)# 21# (0/1)#

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Table 3: Verified Forced Account Codes

E	4-Digit			E	4-Digit			E	4-Digit			E	4-Digit
n		TRS		n		TRS		n		TRS		n		TRS
	Account				Account				Account				Account
t		Type		t		Type		t		Type		t		Type (0-
	Code*				Code*				Code*				Code*
r		(0-7)**		r		(0-7)**		r		(0-7)**		r		7)**
	(0001-9999)				(0001-9999)				(0001-9999)				(0001-9999)
y				y				y				y
1				26				51				76
2				27				52				77
3				28				53				78
4				29				54				79
5				30				55				80
6				31				56				81
7				32				57				82
8				33				58				83
9				34				59				84
10				35				60				85
11				36				61				86
12				37				62				87
13				38				63				88
14				39				64				89
15				40				65				90
16				41				66				91
17				42				67				92
18				43				68				93
19				44				69				94
20				45				70				95
21				46				71				96
22				47				72				97
23				48				73				98
24				49				74				99
25				50				75				100

*Verified Forced Account Code -- FF1 2# 6# (Entry 1-100)# 1# (0001-9999)#

**TRS Type for Verified Forced Account Code -- FF1 2# 6# (Entry 1-100)# 2# (0-7)#. Note that TRS types 0 and 1 do not allow outgoing calls.

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Key 1	DND	OVERRIDE	Key 6
Key 2	BGM	TALKBACK	Key 7
Key 3	MUTE	PSD	Key 8
Key 4	FORWARD	SSD	Key 9
Key 5	CONF	LOCKOUT	Key 10

Table 4: Custom Large LCD Screen Assignments

Screen Number ________ (25-39)

		Feature Code	Text		Feature Code	Text
				Soft Key #	FF1 2# 7# 1# (25-
	Soft Key #	FF1 2# 7# 1# (25-				FF1 2# 7# 2# (25-39)#
			FF1 2# 7# 2# (25-39)#		39)# (Soft Key)#
		39)# (Soft Key)#				(Soft Key)# (Text)#
			(Soft Key)# (Text)#		(Code)#
		(Code)#
	1			6
	2			7
	3			8
	4			9
	5			10

Screen Number _________ (25-39)

		Feature Code	Text		Feature Code	Text
				Soft Key #	FF1 2# 7# 1# (25-
	Soft Key #	FF1 2# 7# 1# (25-				FF1 2# 7# 2# (25-39)#
			FF1 2# 7# 2# (25-39)#		39)# (Soft Key)#
		39)# (Soft Key)#				(Soft Key)# (Text)#
			(Soft Key)# (Text)#		(Code)#
		(Code)#
	1			6
	2			7
	3			8
	4			9
	5			10

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Table 5: Caller ID Automatic DISA

Phone Number Assignment	Phone Number (Max. 10 Digits)

1 - FF1 2# 8# 1# (Phone No.)#

2 - FF1 2# 8# 2# (Phone No.)#

3 - FF1 2# 8# 3# (Phone No.)#

4 - FF1 2# 8# 4# (Phone No.)#

5 - FF1 2# 8# 5# (Phone No.)#

6 - FF1 2# 8# 6# (Phone No.)#

7 - FF1 2# 8# 7# (Phone No.)#

8 - FF1 2# 8# 8# (Phone No.)#

9 - FF1 2# 8# 9# (Phone No.)#

10 - FF1 2# 8# 10# (Phone No.)#

Table 6: Door Phones

Door Phone 1

Door Phone 2

Door Phone 3

Door Phone 4

Door Phone Extension Port Number

FF1 2# 9# (Door Phone #1-4)# 1# (3-144)

Ring on Extension Port(s)

FF1 2# 9# (1-4)# 2# (1-144)# (0 or 1)#

Door Opener Access Code

(Default -9999)

FF1 2# 9# (1-4)# 3# (0000-9999)#

Door Phone Tone Type

(Slow Chime - 0, Fast Chime - 1)

FF1 2# 9# (1-4)# 4# (0 or 1)#

Door Phone Ring Time-out

(20 sec. - 3)

FF1 2# 9# (1-4)# 5# (0-15)#

Door Phone Ring Pattern

(4 sec. between rings - 1)

FF1 2# 9# (1-4)# 6# (0-5)#

Door Opener Relay Timer

(4 sec. - 1)

FF1 2# 9# (1-4)# 7# (0-5)#

Note:

See also “Door Opener Access Code Required” setting (FF1 2# 1# 40#) on page 3.

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Table 7: System Parameters (Timers/Access Codes)

Extension Timers Attendant Timers System Timers

System Timers

PARAMETER	POSSIBLE ENTRY	PROGRAM	SETTING
System Timers (FF1 3#)
Auto Day Mode Start Time	Start Time (in 24-hour format) (****)	FF1 3# 29# (0000-2359)#
Auto Night 1 Mode Start Timer	Start time (in 24 hour format) (****)	FF1 3# 1# (0000-2359)#
Auto Night 2 Mode Start Time	Start Time (in 24-hour format) (****)	FF1 3# 30# (0000-2359)#
Attnd Hold Recall Timer for CO	See Section 400, (20 sec. - 1)	FF1 3# 2# (0-12)#
Calls
Attnd Transfer Recall Timer for CO	See Section 400, (20 sec. - 1)	FF1 3# 4# (0-12)#
Calls
Attnd Park Hold Recall Timer	See Section 400, (20 sec. -1)	FF1 3# 8# (0-12)#
Attnd Call Reversion Timer	See Section 400, (180 sec. - 9)	FF1 3# 10# (0-12)#
Attnd Hold Recall Timer for Inter-	See Section 400, (40 sec. - 2)	FF1 3# 22# (0-12)#
com Calls
Attnd Transfer Recall Timer for	See Section 400, (20 sec. - 1)	FF1 3# 24# (0-12)#
Intercom Calls
Attnd Hunt Group Recall Timer	See Section 400, (20 sec. - 1)	FF1 3# 6# (0-12)#
Ext Hold Recall Timer for CO Calls	See Section 400, (140 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 3# (0-12)#
Ext Transfer Recall Timer for CO	See Section 400, (140 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 5# (0-12)#
Calls
Ext Park Hold Recall Timer	See Section 400, (140 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 8# (0-12)#
Ext Delayed Ring Timer	See Section 400, (12 sec. - 2)	FF1 3# 27# (0-15)#
Ext Hold Recall Timer for Intercom	See Section 400, (140 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 23# (0-12)#
Calls
Ext Transfer Recall Timer for Inter-	See Section 400, (140 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 25# (0-12)#
com Calls
Ext Hunt Group Recall Timer	See Section 400, (140 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 7# (0-12)#
Unsupervised Conference Timer	See Section 400, (10 min. - 2)	FF1 3# 11# (0-15)#
Automatic Pause Timer	See Section 400, (3.5 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 12# (0-15)#
CO Flash Timer	See Section 400, (1 sec. - 9)	FF1 3# 13# (0-15)#
SLT Onhook Flash Timer	See Section 400, (200 to 1500 ms - 4)	FF1 3# 14# (0-6)#
	(Power down and restart the system
	after changing this parameter)
CO Ring Cycle Detection Timer	4 sec. (0), 6 sec. (1), 8 sec (2), 10 sec	FF1 3# 15# (0-3)#
	(3)
Inbound Ring Cycle Expansion	See Section 400, (350 ms - 7)	FF1 3# 16# (0-15)#
Timer
Dial Pause Timer	See Section 400, (1.5 sec. - 1)	FF1 3# 17# (0-15)#
PBX Flash Timer	See Section 400, (.8 sec. - 7)	FF1 3# 18# (0-10)#
Call Forward -- No Answer Timer	See Section 400, (12 sec. - 2)	FF1 3# 19# (0-15)#

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				PARAMETER	POSSIBLE ENTRY			PROGRAM		SETTING
				Outbound Ground Start Detection	1-8 sec. (4 sec.)		FF1 3# 20# (1-8)#
		Timers
				Timer
		System
				Inbound Ground Start Detection	1-8 sec. (4 sec.)		FF1 3# 21# (1-8)#
				Timer
				CO Delayed Ring Timer	See Section 400, (12 sec. - 2)		FF1 3# 26# (0-15)#
				Hunt Group No Answer Timer	See Section 400, (12 sec. - 2)		FF1 3# 28# (0-15)#
				Remote Programming and DISA Codes (FF1 4# through FF1 6#)
				Remote Programming ID Code	4-digit ID code, (9999)		FF1 4# (0000-9999)#
				DISA Inbound Call ID	4-digit ID code		FF1 5# (0000-9999)#
				DISA Outbound Call ID Code 1	4-digit ID code, (1111)		FF1 6# 1# (0000-9999)#
				DISA Outbound Call ID Code 2	4-digit ID code, (9999)		FF1 6# 2# (0000-9999)#
				Private Password (only beta-level)	4-digit Password code (6789 default)		FF1 6# 3# (NNNN)#
				Programming Authorization Code (FF1 7#)
				ID Code for System Programming	4-digit ID code, (9999)		FF1 7# (0000-9999)#
				T1 Settings (CPC-B 4.0 or higher/CPC-EX)
				System Configuration	See Section 400, (DBS 40 - 0)		FF1 8# 4# 1# 1# (0-8)#
				Sync Source 1	T1 master cabinet (1), T1slave cabi-		FF1	8# 4# 1# 2# (1-3)#
					net (2), Free run (internal clock) (3)
				Sync Source 2	None (0), T1 master cabinet (1), T1		FF1 8# 4# 1# 3# (0-3)#
					slave cabinet (2), Free run (internal
					clock) (3)
				Sync Source 3	None (0), T1 master cabinet (1), T1		FF1 8# 4# 1# 4# (0-3)#
					slave cabinet (2), Free run (internal
					clock) (3)
				Trunk Configuration for master	Analog trunks only (0), T1 and Ana-		FF1 8# 4# (4)# 1# 1# (0 or
				cabinet (CPC-B 4.0 to 6.02)	log trunks (1)		1)#
		Initialization		Number of T1 Channels in master	0-24, 0 (None)		FF1 8# 4# (4)# 1# 2# (0-24)#
				cabinet
				Frame Format for master cabinet	Superframe - 0, Extended Super-		FF1 8# 4# (4)# 1# 3# (0 or
					frame (ESF) - 1		1)#
		T1		Frame Format for slave cabinet	Superframe - 0, Extended Super-		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 1# 3#		(0 or
					frame (ESF) - 1		1)#
				Line Coding for master cabinet	AMI (0), B8ZS (1)		FF1 8# 4# (4)# 1# 4# (0 or
							1)#
				Trunk Configuration for slave	Analog trunks only (0), T1 and Ana-		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 1# 1# (0 or
				cabinet (CPC-B 4.0 to 6.02)	log trunks (1)		1)#
				Number of T1 Channels in slave	0-24, 0 (None)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 1# 2# (0-24)#
				cabinet
				Line Coding for slave cabinet	AMI (0), B8ZS (1)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 1# 4# (0 or
							1)#

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PARAMETER	POSSIBLE ENTRY			PROGRAM						SETTING
T1 Trunk Type Emulation	Loop Start (0), (reserved -1), Ground		FF1 8# 4#		6#	(1-64)# 1#		(0-
	Start (2), E&M (3), E&M Network		3)#
	(4)
Outgoing Signaling Type	Immediate start (0), Wink Start (1),		FF1 8# 4#		6#	(1-64)# 3#		(0-
	Dial Tone Start (2)		2)#
Incoming Signaling Type	Immediate Start/Ringdown (0),		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 4# (0 or
	Wink Start (1)		1)#
Network Re-Sync Timer	Immediate (0), Hourly retries (1-24),		FF1 8#	4#	2#	1# (0-25)#
	No retries (25)
Disconnect Timer	See Section 400, (200 ms - 1)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 2# (0-12)#
Guard Timer	See Section 400, (1200 ms - 6)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 3# (0-15)#
Release Acknowledge Timer	See Section 400, (240 sec - 9)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 4# (0-15)#
Outpulse Delay Timer	See Section 400, (500 ms - 2)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 5# (0-8)#
Wink Time-out Timer	See Section 400, (5500 ms - 15)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 6# (0-15)#
Incoming Detection Timer	See Section 400, (90 ms - 7)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 7# (0-15)#
Answer Supervision Timer	See Section 400, (600 ms - 3)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 8# (0-8)#
Immediate Glare Timer	See Section 400, (60 ms - 3)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 9# (0-15)#
Wink Glare Timer	See Section 400, (60 ms - 3)		FF1 8# 4#		2# 10# (0-15)#
Digital Pad Settings	See Section 400, (-2 dB - 16)		FF1 8#	4#	3#	(1-12)# (1-12)#				Do not
			(0-30)#							change from
										default
										without
										direction
										from
										Panasonic
										Technical
										Support.
Failure Mode for master cabinet	T1 continues to operate after error		FF1 8# 4#		(4)# 1# 5#		(0 or
	detected (0), T1 shuts down if errors		1)#
	are detected
Remote Loopback for master	Reserved for future use		FF1 8# 4# (4)# 1# 6# (0 or
cabinet			1)#
Yellow Alarm Send for master	No (0), Yes (1)		FF1 8# 4#		(4)# 1# 7# (0 or
cabinet			1)#
Flash Key Operation for master	Release and reseize (0), future use		FF1 8# 4#		(4)# 1# 8#		(0 or
cabinet	(1)		1)#
Red Alarm Detection for master	See Section 400, (8 -2)		FF1 8# 4#		(4)# 2# 1# (0-5)#
cabinet
Yellow Alarm Detection for master	See Section 400, (50 ms - 1)		FF1 8# 4#		(4)# 2# 2# (0-15)#
cabinet
Yellow Alarm Recovery for master	See Section 400, (10 ms - 1)		FF1 8# 4#		(4)# 2# 3# (0-15)#
cabinet
Other Alarms Detection for master	See Section 400, (250 ms - 1)		FF1 8#	4#	(4)# 2# 4#		(0-15)#
cabinet

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PARAMETER	POSSIBLE ENTRY					PROGRAM					SETTING
Other Alarms Recovery for master	See Section 400, (250 ms - 1)		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		2# 5# (0-15)#
cabinet
Frame Loss Counter for master	0-9000		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		3# 1# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Slip Counter for master cabinet	0-9000		FF1	8#		4#	(4)#	3#	2# (0-
			9000)#
Red Alarm Counter for master	0-9000		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		3# 3# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Loss of Signal Counter for master	0-9000		FF1	8#		4#	(4)#	3#	4# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Sync Loss Counter for master	0-9000		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		3# 5# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Yellow Alarm Counter for master	0-9000		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		3# 6# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Yellow Alarm Relay for master	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		4# 1# (0 or
cabinet			1)#
Red Alarm Relay for master cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		4# 2# (0 or
			1)#
Sync Loss Relay for master cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1	8#		4#	(4)#	4#	3# (0 or
			1)#
Frame Loss Relay for master cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8#			4# (4)#		4# 4# (0 or
			1)#
AIS Relay for master cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1	8#		4#	(4)#	4#	5# (0 or
			1)#
Relay Reset for master cabinet	Automatically cleared (0)		FF1	8#		4#	(4)#	4#	6# (0 or
	Manually cleared (1)		1)#
Failure Mode for slave cabinet	T1 continues to operate after error		FF1	8#		4#	(5)#	1#	5# (0 or
	detected (0), T1 shuts down if errors		1)#
	are detected
Remote Loopback for slave cabinet	Reserved for future use		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 1# 6# (0 or
			1)#
Yellow Alarm Send for slave	No (0), Yes (1)		FF1 8#			4# (5)#		1# 7# (0 or
cabinet			1)#
Flash Key Operation for slave	Release and reseize (0), future use		FF1	8#		4#	(5)#	1#	8# (0 or
cabinet	(1)		1)#
Red Alarm Detection for slave	See Section 400, (8 -2)		FF1		8#	4#	(5)#	2#	1#	(0-5)#
cabinet
Yellow Alarm Detection for slave	See Section 400, (50 ms - 1)		FF1		8#	4#	(5)#	2#	2#	(0-15)#
cabinet
Yellow Alarm Recovery for slave	See Section 400, (10 ms - 1)		FF1 8#			4# (5)#		2# 3# (0-15)#
cabinet
Other Alarms Detection for slave	See Section 400, (250 ms - 1)		FF1		8#	4#	(5)#	2#	4#	(0-15)#
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PARAMETER	POSSIBLE ENTRY			PROGRAM		SETTING
Other Alarms Recovery for slave	See Section 400, (250 ms - 1)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 2# 5# (0-15)#
cabinet
Frame Loss Counter for slave	0-9000		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 3# 1# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Slip Counter for slave cabinet	0-9000		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 3# 2# (0-
			9000)#
Red Alarm Counter for slave cabinet	0-9000		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 3# 3# (0-
			9000)#
Loss of Signal Counter for slave	0-9000		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 3# 4# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Sync Loss Counter for slave cabinet	0-9000		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 3# 5# (0-
			9000)#
Yellow Alarm Counter for slave	0-9000		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 3# 6# (0-
cabinet			9000)#
Yellow Alarm Relay for slave	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 4# 1# (0 or
cabinet			1)#
Red Alarm Relay for slave cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 4# 2# (0 or
			1)#
Sync Loss Relay for slave cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 4# 3# (0 or
			1)#
Frame Loss Relay for slave cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 4# 4# (0 or
			1)#
AIS Relay for slave cabinet	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 4# 5# (0 or
			1)#
Relay Reset for slave cabinet	Automatically cleared (0)		FF1 8# 4# (5)# 4# 6# (0 or
	Manually cleared (1)		1)#
Trunk Mode	Incoming and outgoing (0), Outgo-		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 5# (0 or
	ing only (1)		1)#
Robbed Bit Setting	Robbed Bit Off, Robbed Bit On (1)		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 6# (0 or
			1)#
Incoming Dialing Method	1 (DTMF)		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 7# (0 or
			1)#
Dial Tone Transmission	Reserved for future use		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 8# (0 or
			1)#
Busy Tone Transmission	Reserved for future use		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 9# (0 or
			1)#
Dial Tone Receive	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 10# (0 or
			1)#
Ringback Tone Transmission	Off (0), On (1)		FF1 8# 4# 6# (1-64)# 11# (0 or
			1)#
T1 Trunk Closure	0 (Open)		FF1 8# 7# (1/2)# (1-4)# (1-8)#
			(0 or 1)#

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Table 8: DID/DNIS Assignments

				Ext. Ring
	Ext. #		FF1 8# 5# (Ext No)#					Additional
			(00000-111111)#
								Ext. #
	FF1 8# 3#
DID or DNIS Number								FF1 8# 3#
							2
	(0000-
						Night	Night	(0000-
	9999)# (Ext.				Day
								9999)# (Ext.
	No.)#			Night 2	Delayed	Delayed	Delayed	No.)#
			Night
		Day

Additional Ext. Ring

FF1 8# 5# (Ext No)#

(00000-111111)#

Day	Night	Night 2	Delayed Day	Delayed Night	Delayed Night 2

Notes:

For Multiple DID/DNIS ringing, set FF1 2# 1# 32# 1#

Enter DID or DNIS numbers with FF1 8# 3# (0000-9999)# (Ext No.)# Enter additional DNIS numbers with FF1 8# 4# (0000-9999)# Ext No.)# Specify DID or DNIS per trunk with FF1 8# 4# 6# (Trunk)# 2#

Specify Flexible Ring Assignments with FF1 8# 5# (DID No.)# (Ext No.)# (Day (0/1), Night (0/1), Night2 (0/1), Delayed Day (0/1), Delayed Night (0/1), Delayed Night2 (0/1))#

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Section 2 - Trunk Settings (FF2)

Table 9: Trunk Programming

Trunk Port (1-64)

Trunk Telephone Number (For reference only)

Name (See Table 25 on page 44 for trunk name assignments)

Trunk Port Operation

(In service - 0, Out of service - 1)

FF2 (1-64)# 1# (0/1)#

DTMF (0)/Pulse (1)

FF2 (1-64)# 2#

Pool Access Group 9

(Not included - 0, Included - 1) FF2 (1-64)# 3# (0/1)#

Pool Access Group 81

(Not included - 0, Included - 1) FF2 (1-64)# 4# (0/1)#

Pool Access Group 82

(Not included - 0, Included - 1) FF2 (1-64)# 5# (0/1)#

Pool Access Group 83

(Not included - 0, Included - 1) FF2 (1-64)# 6# (0/1)#

Pool Access Group 84

(Not included - 0, Included - 1) FF2 (1-64)# 7# (0/1)#

Pool Access Group 85

(Not included - 0, Included - 1) FF2 (1-64)# 8# (0/1)#

Pool Access Group 86

(Not included - 0, Included - 1) FF2 (1-64)# 9# (0/1)#

Trunk Port Type

(CO - 1, PBX - 2) FF2 (1-64)# 10# (0/1)#

DISA Auto Answer

(No - 0, Yes - 1)

FF2 (1-64)# 11# (0/1)#

Private Trunk Line Ext Port # (No default - ****)

FF2 (1-64)# 12# (1-144)#

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Table 9: Trunk Programming

Trunk Port (1-64)

AutoPause For PBX Line

(Enabled - 0, Disabled - 1)

FF2 (1-64)# 13# (0-1)#

Dial Tone Detection

(Dial Pause Timer - 0,

D. T. Detection - 1)

FF2 (1-64)# 14# (0/1)#

Outbound DTMF Signal (75 ms on/50 ms off - 1

125 ms on/125 ms off - 2

250 ms on/250 ms off - 3) FF2 (1-64)# 15# (1-3)#

Unsupervised Trunk Conf.

(No - 0, Yes - 1)

FF2 (1-64)# 16# (0-1)#

Inbound Ring Pattern (Sync with CO - 0, 1-9) FF2 (1-64)# 17# (0-9)#

Trk Disconn. Detect. Timer (0-15, >350 ms default - 7) FF2 (1-64)# 18# (0-15)#

DISA Start Time

FF2 (1-64)# 19# (HHMM)#

DISA End Time

FF2 (1-64)# 20# (HHMM)#

Trunk Circuit Type

(LS - 0, Caller ID - 1)

FF2 (1-64)# 21# (0/1)#

DID Immediate or Wink Start (Wink Start - 0, Immed. Start - 1)

FF2 (1-64)# 22# (0 or 1)#

Wink Start Timer

(See Section 400, 200 ms - 3) FF2 (1-64)# 23# (0-15)#

Time Out for Dialed DID Digits (See Section 400, 18 sec. - 4) FF2 (1-64)# 24# (0-15)#

DID Interdigit Time-out (See Section 400, 80 ms - 5) FF2 (1-64)# 25# (0-15)#

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Table 9: Trunk Programming

Trunk Port (1-64)

Trunk Port Class Analog CO trunk - 4 master cabinet T1 - 5 slave cabinet T1 - 6 Option 1 - 7

Option 2 - 8

FF2 (1-64)# 26# (0-15)#

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