Panasonic KX-T61610 User Manual

ELECTRONIC MOhJLAR SWITCHING SYS,TEM

Panasonic

Please read this manual before connecting the KX-T61610.

Quick Reference Card for Standard Telephone can be found on pages.+22 through 6-29. _ .

Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Model KX-T61610,

Electronic Modular Switching System (EMSS).

System Component

Service unit

Telephone

Optional

equipment

Model No.

KX-7-61610 Electronic Modular Switching System

KX-T61620
KX- 7-61630
KX- T61650

KX- T61640

KX-T30860D(only) Doorphone Adaptor

KX- T30865 Doorphotze
KX- T30890 Headset

KX-Al6 System Back-up Unit

EMSS Proprietary Telephotle­EMSS Proprietary Telephorze with LCD
EMSS Proprietary Telephone

DSS Console

Description

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NOTIFY THE TELEPHONE COMPANY

Installation must be performed by the telephone company or a qualified professional

installer.

Notify the Telephone Company

Before connecting this equipment to any telephone, call the telephone company and
inform them

of

the following:

;.’ ), l FCC Registration No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

‘1, .‘* Ringer Equivalence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : . . : . .

. . l Facility Interface Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 1.. .

@Service Order Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

@Required Network Interface Jack. . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..‘RJll :

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aPresent FCC Regulations prohibit connecting this unit to a party line, or to a coin

operated telephone.
Please read the section on “Telephone Company and FCC Requirements and

Responsibilities” on page 6-8.

The serial number

bottom

provided and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase to aid in

identification in the event of theft.

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the unit. You should note the serial number

of

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this product may be found on the label affixed to the

foul

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this unit in the space

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MODEL NO.: KX-T61610

SERIAL NO.:

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DATE OF PURCHASE
NAME OF DEALER
DEALER’S ADDRESS

For your future reference

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TABLE CiF CONTENTS ’

Name and Location ...........................................

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Installation ...................................................... .2-2

Connection

Frame Growld Cotmectiotl ......................................

Rechargeable Barfery ltlslallariotz .................................. 2-5

Cotltzecrion of The Central Ofice Litle
Connection of the Extension (for Proprietary Telephone

KX-T61620/KX-T61630/KX-T61650/KX-T30820/KX-T308301

KX-T30850)..................................................2- 7

Cotltlecriotl of a Sratldard Telephone to Extensions. .................. 2-8

Comreclion of the DSS Console (KX-T61640)

to an Extension. ............................................... 2-9

External Music Source ..........................................

Pagitlg Equiptnetlt ............................................... 2-11

Cotltlecrion of The Opriotlal Doorphotle (KX-T30865). ................

To Cotltlecr a Polarity Sensitive Telephone ..........................

To Cotmecr Opriotlal System back-up Unit (KX-A16) ................

To Connect Pritlter ............................................. .2-16

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2-6

2-11

2-12
2-14
2-1.5

Programming

Programming InsWrtcriotls ........................................ 3-l

Example of Programming

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Date and Time Setting

Sysrem Speed Dialing Entry ............. has t20t heen ....... 3-5

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J&I. 01 THU

12:OOAM

stored

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3-4

Programmable Toll Prefix

Programmable Operator Cull .......... .-

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has been added .......

3-23

Programmable Directory Assistance
Automatic Answering (AutomaticlManual)

Selection . .
Host PBX Access Codes Assignment

Preferred CO Line Assignment. ...........

Programmable Call Waiting

Delayed Ringing Assignment

Delayed Ringing Count Selection

Intercom Alerting Mode

Programmable Doorphone .............

Dial Call Pickup Group Assignment.

Account Code Input Mode ..............

Duration Time Count Start Mode .........

SMDR Communication Parameters

System Data Dump .....................

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SMDR IncominglOutgoing Selection . . . . .

no restrict

Auto Amwer

has not been
stored

non-assignment ......

has been removed
all CO’s

have

been not delayed

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on all extensions

After 2 rings .......

Tone Call .......

D-phone I,?: : --‘.i .......

Pi&q-G.-~ i,.

option

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(se@pages$ .,<;?ja.

system

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3-31

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3-33

3-34

3-3.5

Hold Time Reminder ...................

Hold Recall

Time Set ...................

Programmable External Paging Access Tone

Programmable

Secret Speed Dial

Hookswitch Flash Timing

Disconnect Time .......................

Calling Party Control (CPC) Signal
DSS Button

Mode ....................

Transfer Recall Time ..................

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3-50

M3IFWD Selection (for KX- T308.50,

KX-T616.50) ..........................

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DetQiled Feature Description and Operation for EMSS

Proprietary Telephone (KX-T61630, KX-T61620, KX-T61650,
KX-T30830, KX-T30820, KX-T30850)

To Make Calls

Inter Ofice Calling (Intercom) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-I

Outward Dialing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 4-2

SpeedDialing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...4-3

One Touch Dialing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 4-4

Calling Doorphone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6

Distinctive Dial Tone . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .4-6

When a Line is Busy

Automatic Call Back Busy-(Camp-on)

Busy Station Sigtlaling
Last Number Redial

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To Receive Calls

Answer. ........................

Automatic Answer-Intercom

Dial Call Pickup .................

Directed Call Pickup

Call Park Retrieve
Doorphone

Distinctive Ring Totle .............

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While Having a Conversation

Call ot1 Hold
Call otl Exciusive Hold

Cottference .........................

Call Waiting. ........................

Call Transfer

CalI Splitting-Between CO and Intercom
Call Splitring-ltirercom

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Paging

Pagitlg All Extetzsiotls ........................................

Pagittg Group ................................................

Paging-Extertlal ............................................

Paging And Transfer
Pagitlg-Answer

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4-13

4-14
4-15
4-16
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4-18
4-19

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4-20
4-20

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Use of Other Features

Backgroutld Music
Mule Operation

Otte Tolrch Access for Sys1ettt Features
Esrernal Feature Access
AccountCode..
DSS Console
PrtlselTone Conversion

Time Seuitlg

Auto CO Hunting

Flexible CO Button.

Flexible DSS Button

[tl[erconl A[errjtlg Mode,

Busy Lamp Field.
Power Failure Tratrsfer

Durariotl Time of CaII Display

Lockorir

MixedStatiotrDialitrg..

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4-23

4-23

4-24

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4-31

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4-33
4-33

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Station Programming

Dial Call Pickup Detly ,

Call Forwarding . . . . .

Do tlot Disturb . . . , . . .

Data Litle Seclrrity . . . .

Saved Nwnber Redial
Flexible Nighr Service . .

Statioti Program Clear .

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Operation for a Standard Telephone

To Make Calls
When a Litle is Busy
To Receive Calls
While Havitlg a CotlversaGotl

Pagitig

Use of Other Feamres ..................

Statioti Progratnttiitig

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Troubleshooting

Dllritjg It~stallatiot~ ................................

Dirritig Cotitiectioti . . . . ................................

Dldritlg Operatiotl . . ................................

Reser Buttot . . . . . ................................

DT,UF Recei\*er Check ;!. . . .

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4-35
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4-40

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5-2
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5-10

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6-2
6-3
6-3
6-4

Table
List

List of Ring Tones
SpeciJication

of

System Features

of

Tones

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Telephone Company and FCC Requirements

and Responsibilities
Others
Warranty

Servicerzter List

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Phone Number Directory

Programming Table

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Quick Reference Card for Standard Telephone

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6-6

6-6

6-7

6-g
6-10

6-11

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External Music Jack

Burtotl B

EIA Cotmector

(RS-232 C)

NAME AND LOCATION :

Night ltldicator
Day Indicator

Power Indicator

Ground Terminal

Buttery Backup Cotztlecio

Outside Modular-

Jacks (CO)

Push Buttons A and B simultaneously to open Front Cover.

y-Jtariotl

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1

7

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L-zz-

*Power SwiWh

Modular Jacks

Reset Button

System Program Switch

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INSTALLATION

Installation

Cautions

*Avoid insralling in the following places. (Doing so may resulr in malfunction, noise, or discoloration.)

1. In direct sunlighr and her, cold, or humid places. (Temperarure range: 32”F-104°F)

2. Sulfuric gases produced .in areas where there are thermal springs, etc. may damage the equipment or
contacls.

3.

Places in which shocks or vibrations are frequent or strong.

4.

Dusty places, or places where water or oil

5. Near high-frequency sewing machines or electric welders.

6. On or near computers, relexes, or other office equipmenr, as well as microwave ovens or air condirioners.
(Ir is preferable not lo install in the same room with the above equipment.)

7. Near radio broadcast anlennas (including short wave).

8. Insrall at least 6

proprierary telephones)

9. Do not obslrucr area around (he electronic modular swirching system.
inspecrion-be especially careful lo allow space
swirchitig sysrem)

feet

from radios and relevisiotls. (both rhe electronic modular switching system and EMSS

may

come into contact with the unit.

(for reasons of nlaitlfetlatlce atId

for

cooling above and at rhe sides

of

the electronic modlilar

Cautions

1. Do not wire the telephone cable in parallel with the AC power source, computer, telex efc.
near rhose wires, shield the cables with metal tube ‘or use shield cables and ground the shields.

2. When cables run on the floor, use protectors or the like lo protect the wires where they may be stepped on.
Avoid wiring under carpets.

3. Avoid using the same AC 120 V power supply outlet
Otherwise, the KX-%1610’s system operation may be interrupted by the inducrion noise from such

eqLtipnzenK.

4. Please use one pair telephone wire

telephone, data terminal, answering machine, computer, etc., except proprietary telephone (KX-T61630,

KX- T61620, KX- T61650, etc.).

for

extension conneclion

for computers,

of

(telephone) equiptnents such as standard

telexes, and other office equipment.

If

the cables run

2-2

The wall
than the ones supplied are used, use the same-sized diameter screws as the enclosed ones.

------- _________ ----a--------------- ____

where

the KX-T61610 is to be mounted must be able to support a weight of KX-T61610.

If

screws other

To Wall Mount:

1.

Place the templet (included) on the wall to mark
the 3 screw positions.

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2. Install the 3 screws into the wall.

To Mount on Concrete or Mortar
Walls:

1.

Place the templet (included) to mark 3 screw

1

positions.

2. Drill 3 holes and drive the anchor plugs (in­cluded) with a hammer, flush to the wall.

To the wall surface

3. Install the 3 screws into the anchor plugs.
Drive the screw

to this position.

Concrete Wall

3. Hook the unit on the screw heads.

4. Hook the unit on the screw heads.

2-3

Speflker Amplifier

CONNECTION

After all the connections are completed, turn

the Power Switch ON.

If

an extension does not operate properly

(for

example:

KX-T30830 does not display properly.),

disconnect the telephone from the ejctension
line and then connect again, or turn OFF
the power switch
then ON again.

The LCD

of the

KX-T6163Ol

of

the KX-T61610 and

Opriotlai Sysrem Back-up
Unit (KX-A16)

Printer

Doorphotw I

(One pair)

(Two pair)

16 Esretlsiotz Litles

(Two oair,

of tile

KX-T616301
KX- T6162Of KX- T6165Ol
KX- T3083O/KX- T3082Ol
KX-T30850 is impossible.

l Exretlsiotl I I ttws~

a1rcay.s be KX-T61630

Standard Telephone

KX-T61620

IMPORTANT!!!

Surely connect the frame

ground properly to protect the unit.

of

the KX-T61610 to earth

1.

Remove the battery cover

(Fig. 1)

2. Connect the battery (included). (Fig. 2)

3. I~tstall the battery i,lto the battery compartment.
(Fig. 3)

*Replace the battery every 5 years with (P-OlH-

FIGI). To remove comlector. depress to release

a,ld slide (pull) apart connector. (Fig. 2)

from

the compartment.

/TV /

Fig. .

Holder ­(see srep 2)

1.

Insert the modular

phone line cord (2-conductor wir-

ing)

into the modular jack (marked

CO) on the KX-T61610.

2.

Place the six telephone line cords
into Holder. -

RT

plug

R: Ring

T:

of the tele-

Tip

.

View of TEL Jack (CO)

B

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Use 2-condrccror
lcirirlg cord.

To Terminal Board or Modular Jacks

from the Coltral

Caution

Mis-connection may cause the KX-T61610 to operate improperly.

See “During Installation” page 6-l and “During Connection” page 6-2 before connecting.

Office (CO).

!!

I. Insert the modular plug of the exten-

sion line cord (6conductor wiring)

into the modular jack (markeci

EXT.) on the KX-T61610.

2. Place the cords into Holder.

R: Ring
T: Tip

L: Low
H: High

Holder -

(see step 2

View

L RTH

of

TEL Jack (extension)

B

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A

-----4-conductor wiring is
required for each
extemion.

To Extensions

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The inner 2 wires (red, green) are for Tip and Ring and the outer 2 wires (black and yellow) are for
(DA TA).

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The max. length of the extension line cord that connects the KX-T61610 and the extension is shown belo
26 A WC: Under 460 feet
24 A WG: Under 750 feet

22 A WG: Under 1180 feet

LOW

and Hi

Caution
Mis-connection may cause the KX-T614IO to operate improperly. See “‘During Installation” page 6-l

“During Connection” page 6-2 before connecting.

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and

Holder ,
(see srep 2)

Use 2-conducior ltniring -

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1.

Insert the modular plug

of

the exten-

sion line cord (2-conductor wiring)

into the modular jack (marked
EXT.) on the KX-T61610.

2.

Place the cords into Holder.

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Outer Z pins

be Itsed

(Low and High) will not

for

Standard Telephone.

R: Ring

T: Tip

Vie)%’

of

TEL

Jack

(extension)

To Extensions

*The

max.

length

of the

26 AWG: Under 2290
24 AWG: Under 3700

22

A WC: Under 5900

"If

a telephone or answering machine with an A-Al relay is connected to the KX-T61610, set the A-Al relay switch

of

the telephone or answering machine to OFF.

Caution

Mis-connection may cause the KX-T61610

See “During Installation” page 6-l and “Dun’ng Connection” page 6-2 before connecting.

extension line cord that connects the KX-T61610 and the extension is shown below.

feet
feet
feet

to operate improperly.

2-8

Pair Telephone
The DSS Console, KX-T61640 needs its Pair Telephone (EMSS Proprietary Telephone)

for

the operation, becaus’

the DSS console cannot work by itself.

The EMSS Proprietary Telephone (such as KX-T61620, KX-T61630, KX-T61650, KX-T30820, KX-T30830,

KX-T308SO) is required as a pair telephone

for

dialing, storing, etc.

Place the KX-T61640 and the pair telephone side by side on your desk.

1.

Insert the modular plug

of

the esten,

sion line cord (4-conductor wiring,

into the modular jack (market
EXT.) on the KX-T61610.

2. Place the cords into Holder.

Holder \ -

(see step 2)

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1

Pair Telephone

L RTH

View of TEL Jack (exremion)

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R: Ring

T:

Tip

L: Low
H:

High

4-conducror \viritzg is
required for each
exretzsiol7.

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KY-T61640 can not be connected at extension 1

0 Up to 2 KX-T6164Os can be connected to I

KX-T61610. Each console needs its own pail
telephone.

.KX-T61640 can not be connected in pair with

standard telephone.

0 The max. length

of

the extension lille cord ti

connects the KX-T61610 and the DSS Console
shown below.

26

DSS Console

KX-T61640

AWG: Under 460

24

AWG: Under 750

22 AWG: Under 1180

feet
feet

feet

Pair

Caution

Mis-connection may cause the KX-T61610 to operate improperly. See “During Installation” page 6-l ant

“During Connection” page 6-2 before connecting.

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Example:

If y§-e&my has KX-T61630 at exrension 12 and
is to use the

should be connecled to extension 13.

(Paired extension is ext. 12).

1.

Connect the KX--61630 at extension 12.

2. Connect the KX-T61640 at extension 13.

eFor use the KX-T61640, program should be

done. Refer to “DSS Console Assignment”

page 3-8.

DSS

console (KX-T61640), rhe console

Extetlsion 12

To Use Full Extensions When the DSS {1

Console is Connected

H KX-T61610 has 16 extensions. But the DSS

Console, KX-T61640 occupies one of the exten-

sions, which can not make or receive a call. To

use the
phone (EMSS Proprietary Telephone is not
available) to the extension to which the

KX- T61640 is connected.

H The standard telephone connecred in parallel with

KX-T61640 can be used without any affection of
KX- T61640.

The operation has no concern between

KX-T61640 and rhe standard telephone.

full

extensions, connect a standard tele-

.

KX- T61630

WKX-T61640

Pnnnsorzic.KX-J66

Pair Telephone

KX- T61640

Standard

Telephone

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This is not

a pair telephone.

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iaf Music Source

Exterr

Use a two-

conductor pluo

(?+a inch in dizmete

I

J

ehput impeda

-10 dBm

cord that has

II

an interna

resistance

!r)

tnce

Speaker

,

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Amplifier

Use an RCA connector.
eOutpur impedance:

3-11

For instaiiitlg the door

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1. f-few to install the

phone.
Doorp/~orte Adaptor to the KX-T61610

lose the Optio/lal Doorphotle

-..-:nr,;r\,rr to the ho/es.

Adaptor (use ti

he KY-T30860D only).

1

@ posh the adnpror flown

t .^,.

t~.nt ;t lnckq itlto the ribs of the mit.

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2. Wiring conneCtion of the Doorphone
(A) Connect the doorphone adaptor to the terminal box using a 4-conductor modular -connector.

(B) Connect the wires of doorphone 1 to the red and green screws of the terminal box.

(C) Conrlect the tvires

Doorphone Adaptor

(KX-T30860D orlly)

of

doorphone 2 to the yellow and black screws

of

the terminal box.

Doorphone I

@The max. length of the telephone line cord that connects the KX-T61610 and the doorphone (KX-T30865) is she

below.

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(KX-T30865)

26 AWG: Under 230 feet
24 AWG: Under 370 feet
22 AWG: Under 590 feet

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2-13

Terrniml Box

BLACK -

Doorphone 2

(KX-T308t

If

the telephone you are using with the KX-T61610 is polarity sensitive.

1. Cotmeci all extension wiritlg lo the KX-T61610.

2. Cotlfirtn that dialitlg can be done from all the
estetlsiotls using a tone relephotle.

3.

If

a dialing cat1 tlof be dotle, rhe polarify berlcseen

the exretlsiotl atld rhe h’X-T61610

\,ersed.

musI

be re-

6.

Confirm that dialing

exrensiotis iisirig a rotze telephone.

7.

If

dialing cat1 not be done, the polarity between
rhe KX-T61610 atld the Cerltral Ofice Lirle tnust
be reversed.

can

be done on following

Exlension Il.. . CO I
Extetisioti 12...CO 2
Extension 13... CO 3

Extension 14...CO 4
Esterisioti 15...CO 5

Extensiotz 16.. . CO 6

E.uerlsion

Cenirul Office Line

4. Ser rhe Power Switch ot1 the KX-T61610 to the
OFF positiotz.

5. Connect all Central O.ffice (CO) Lines.

Extension

Re\.erse here

8.

If

any extetlsiort is changed or replaced, repeal

these procedures (from step 1 through step 7).

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1. Connect the cord from the optional KX-Al6 to
the KX-T61610.

2. Plug in the AC power cord from the KX-A16.

3. Turn on the Power Switch located on the

KX-A16.

OApproximately 24 hours are required to

recharge the KX-A16.

@The KX-A16 will work for approximately 4

hours (on the average) in the event of a power

failure.

l

The Battery life is 3 years.

l

A simple way to check the KX-A16 is to

disconnect the KX-T61610 and the KX-A16

from the AC outlets, and then observe if the

KX-T61610 operates.

elf

the KX-A16.

eAC Primary Fuse, (250 V, 1.25 A)xl:

KX-Al6 ,‘---.-

the KX-T61610 does not operate, recharge

Replace the fuse which is in the fuse

hold

located on the rear, if the CHARGE Indicate

is off

(Keep the unit CMWJ from heat.)

BATTERY LOW Indicator:

will be lit \vhile recharging
is insfifj5cient.

2-15

CHARGE Indicator:

will be lit while the adaptor
is being recharged.

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Serial Printe;

/*

Make cables so that the printer will be connected to
the KX-T61610 as shown itz the chart.
Cables tnust be shielded and the maximum length is

6.5 feet.

Connection Chart:
KX-T61610 RS-232C

Circuit Circuit

Twe Twe

VW VW

Signal Pin Signal Pin

Name No. Name No.

AA AA FG FG 1 - 1 -

BA BA TXD TXD 2 -- 2 --

Printer RS-232C

Pin. Signal Pin. Signal

No. Name (YE) No. Name (YE)

1 1 FG FG AA AA

3 3 RXD RXD BB BB

BB BB RXD RXD 3 - 3 - 2 2 TXD TXD

CB CB CT.9 CTS

cc cc DSR DSR 6 -/-- 6 -/-- 20 20

5 5

DTR DTR CD CD

AB AB SG SG 7- 7- 7 7 SG SG

CD CD DTR DTR

20 20

5 5 CTS CTS
6 6 DSR DSR CC CC
8 8 DCD DCD CF CF

“Panasonic data terminal;

KX-D49IOD,. KX-D4911, KX-D4920, etc.

If

you connect this unit to a Panasonic Data

Terminal, the Communication Parameter

Transmit XONIXOFF on the Data Terminal
must be set to the “YES” position.
For further details, see rhe Operating Instruc­tions

of

the Data Terminal.

C&fit C&fit

BA BA

AB AB

CB CB

When using special acieisories such as cable,
the user should use those specified in this
installation manual to comply with the limits

for a

Class A compuring device pursuarit co

Subpart J

of

Part 15

of

FCC Rules.

2-16

PROGRAMMING

To activate this system, the requirements from telephone company and the customer must be programmed once the
Power Switch has beet1 turned on.

1. At extettsiotl 11:
All system programtnittg changes (example: sy’s-

rem clear. station progratn clear, toll restrictiotl,
hookswitch Posh timing.. .) are dotie throrigh
estetfsioti Il.

OExtensiort II must always be a Panasonic

model, KX-T61630.

2. System Program Sw,itch setting:
The System Progratn Switch located ott the

KX-T61610 must be set to the PROGRAM
position while making program changes. After all
programming changes are completed, return the

program switch to the SET position.

3. Overlay:
This overlay is used for progratmnit~g the system

and the program function names are inscribed on
this card. Refer to page 3-2.

4. Before systetn programming, operate the system
clear and station program clear to set to the
default data of the progratntnittg.

A. Systetn Clear:

1 Dial (99).

o”SYSTEtVI CLEAR” lr’ill be displayed.

2 Press the NEXT button.

o”A LL CL E.4 R?” \c*ill be displayed.

3 Press the MEI\IORY button to clear system.

4 To exit from system clear. press the END

brittott.

The followitlg feutures ure preset as the defatrlt

data.

Dute uttd Time Setting

Systetn Speed Dialing

CO Cotmectiott Assigtrtnettt
Dirt1 Mode (TottelPtrlse) Selection
Slvitchittg Mode (DaylNight Service)

Startittg Titne (DaylNight Service)

Flexible Day Outward Dialing Assignment

Flexible Night Olrtward Dialing Assigtmetlt

Flexible Day Ritlgitrg Assigtlment
Flexible Night Ringitlg Assignment

Toll Restrictiott-Cluss Assignment
Toll Restriction-Areu Code Selectiotz
Progrcttntnable Operutor Cull
Host PBX Access Codes Assignmettt

A tttomatic Atu~vering (A utomuticlMat~uu1)

Selectioti

3-l

Preferred CO Litze Assignment
Programmable Cull Waiting

Dltratiotl Time Count Start Mode
SMDR Cotntnunicutiotz Paratneters
System Data Dutnp

SMDR It~cotninglOutgoing Selection
Hookswitch Flash Tin@
Discotztlect Time
Calling Party Control (CPC) Signal
ltlrercotn Alerting Mode

Progratntnable Doorphone
Dial Call Pickup Group Assigtltnetlt
Account Code Input Mode

Delayed Ringing Assigtnnetit
Delayed Ringing Count Selection
DSS Console Assigtmzettt

Hold Time Retnitldet

Hold Recall Titne Set

Programmable External Paging Access Totle
DTMF Receiver
Programmable Toll Prefix
Programmable Secret Speed Dial
Programtnable Directory Assistance

DSS Button Mode

Transfer Recall Tinte
M3IFWD Selection

B. Station Progratn Clear:

1 Dial (98).

*“EXT CLEAR” bvill be displayed.

2 Press the NEXT btrtto:z.

*“ALL CLEAR?” isill be displayed.

3 Press the MEMORY button to clear the

system.

4 To exit from station clear, press the END

button.
The follonittg fcutL(res are preset ns the

defatrlt data.

Otte Tortch Dialittg
Backgroutld Music
Cull-~For~vardittg
Data Line Security
Dial Call Pickup Detty

Do trot Disturb
Auto CO Hunting
Pickup dial

Flexible CO Button

Flexible DSS Buttot

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Whet1 the System Program Switch 011 the K-Y-T61610 is set to the PROGRAM positiotl,

KX-T61630 will change as

follows.

the operatiotl of the

PA USE

I

c7

burro,1

bl’rtot’ 7

burrotl

-1

\

r------ CLEnR bur lot’

-----LIQUID CRYSTAL

PROGRAMMABLE
FEA TURE burrotl

Display (LCD)

KX-T61630

CENTRAL OFFICE (CO)
LINE buttotz

PR

EVIOUS brtttotl

FLASH

END buttotz

blcttotr

AUTOIMEh4ORY

-SELECT buttotl

INTERCOM (ICM)

NEXT burrotl

button

button

3-2

- .

I. Turn the Power-Switch to ON

2. Set the System Program Switch to PROGRAM , . . . . . . . . . . .

The LCD on the KX-T61630 will show “ENTER PGM
CODE”.
@Be sure the handset

speakerphone button

3. To program automatic line access number 9 and the phone
number 987-654-3210 speed access code 00. (Refer to page

3-5.)

(Extension 11 must be a KX-T61630.)

Dial (01) or press the

A UT0 button.

of

off.

KX-T61630 at extension I1

, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

extension 11 is in the cradle and the

l-

Display

) SPEED DIALING ]

Press the NEXT button.
Dial (00) or press the

NEXT button.

ENTER SPEED CODE

C

I

‘If

nothing is stored in

access code “OO”,
100: NOTSTORED ]

‘If

already stored the
automatic line access
number 9 and the

phone number

123-456-7890,

00: -123-456-7890

I

@ Press “-‘I button.
@ Dial “654”.
@ Press “-“button,

@ Dial “3210”.

Press the MEMORY

button.

l

To program the next access code, press the NEXT

button.

l

To program a desired access code, press the

SELECT button and then dial the number.

*

00: -987-654-3210 1

100: -987-6.54-3210 1

I

While programming

1. Press the “END” button.

2. Start programming procedure from
the beginning.

eYou will hear a beep after pressing the

MEMORY button.

*The MEMORY indicator light will go on

when thF.MEMORY button is pressed, and
then the Indicator light will go out when the

NEXT or PREV button is pressed.

if

a mistake is made,

4. Return the System Program Switch to SET

q

To make program change, start from the beginning.

- -

3-3

,........_......~....~-~~..-......__...._-._~.....-~.~.-..---~~....-..-..-..~.~--~-.~...

enter the year with 2 digits.

[87]: 1987year

i~~“~‘~“~~“““““““““~.“-~‘-‘.““~..~“.”~””’.“””.’~~‘.

,_.._.________..__.__.._..._.-~-........__.__...______.__

,._...._____._._____..~~~.~~....._____.__

,..__..._____.........__..

;.‘...‘..““~‘.‘ enter the minute with 2 digits

~~~~[NEXT~[~~[~~~SE~~~T~~O~I~~[~~[SE~~CT~I~I~~~[~~~~~[OI~SE~ECTI[MEMORY~[END]

~

,.?

7. Press the “G” button.

8.

Description

Entry

of

the current day, date and time.

Programming

[87 JAN. 01 THU 12:OO AM]...default

I!

until the desired month is
displayed

enter the day with 2 digits

until the desired day
week is displayed

’ enter the hour with 2 digits

r.- until the desired AMIPM is
\ displayed

“12: 00 AM” will be displayed.

Enter the hour with 2 digits.

of the

1.

Dial (00).
“DAMTIME SET” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“87 JAN. 01 THU” will be displayed and
“87” will blink.

3. Enter the year (last 2 digits) using the
dialing button.

4.

Press the “0”

pressing the SELECT button until the

desired month is displayed.

Press- the “0” button and then enter the

5

.

day with 2 digits.

6.

Press the “0” b utton and then repeat

pressing the SELECT button until the

desired day of the week is displayed.

b

utton

and then repeat

3-4

9. Press the “Q” button and then enter the
minute with 2 digits.

10.

Press the “0” button and then repeat

pressing the SELECT button until the

desired AM/PM is displayed.

Il.

Press the MEMORY button.

12. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Condition

*If

“0” button is pressed, the display will

return to the previous sequence in the pro-

gramming step.

@Instantly after pressing the MEMORY button,

the new time will start.
But the LCD of extension I1 will display the
new time only after the Systey Program
Switch is set to SET.

-­,

tWJWP+W

A---

01

r

Fi

yJ[phone number][MEyORY][END]

-[SELECT]--------I
I--------

until rhe desired speed access code appears

1 AB=[OO]: speed access code 00

[99]: speed access code 99

CD=[ 91: nutotnatic line access number

[81]: line access number of CO 1

[86]: line access number of CO 6.

[AUTO][NEXT][N][CD][phone number][MEMORY][END]

t-

Description

100 phone numbers each with up to 32 digits

may be entered into programming for speed
dialing use from each exretuion.
Pushing rhe “-3c”, “#” “PA USE”, IL--” or
“FLASH” button counts as I digit,

Programming

I. Dial (01) or press the A UT0 button to go

inro the speed dialing entry mode.

“SPEED DIALING” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER SPEED CODE” will be displayed.

3. Dial (00 through 99) or press the NEXT

burron, for speed access code entry.
Example:

When dialing (00) or pressing the NEXT
button.

aThe LCD will show “0O:NOT STORED”

- when nothing is stored in speed access code
“00”. When the automatic line access num-

ber 9 and the phone nutnber 123-456-7890

has been stored, “00: -123-456-7590” will
be displayed.

4. Enter the line access number.
9: for automatic selection

81: for CO 1
82: for CO 2

83: for CO 3
84: for CO 4

8.5: for CO 5
86: for CO 6

5. Enter the phone number.
0 You may enter punctuations during a

phone number.

@To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR

button.

6. Press the MEMOBY burton.
@The memory indicator will be lit.

7. To program desired speed access code, press
the SELECT button and then dial rhe speed
access co&.

To advance to the next speed access code,

press the NEXT bufton.

To return to the previous speed access code,

press the PREV button.

8. Repeat steps 4 to 7.

9. To exit

from

speed dialing entry, press the

END button.

eThe LCD will show .the initial program

mode, “ENTER PGM CODE”.

To change

Repeat steps 1 to 9.

Conditions

l

Use the “+‘I, or “Q” button

display.

eThe line access number (9

should be stored.

o When dialing,

the pause is automatically
entered after line access number (9 or 81
through 86).

econtinuous use

of

speed dialing is possible.

Example:

[AUTO] [Ol] [AUTO] [02]
In this case, speed access code “02” should not

include the line access number.

for

or

81 through 86)

scrolling the

To erase after programming

i

i
[

1
i

\

i

:

1
1

1 4. Press the CLEAR burton.
I

L

1.

Dial (01) or press the AUTO button.
“SPEED DIALING” will be displayeci.

2. Press rhe SEXT button.
“ENTER SPEED CODE”

plaJ?ed.

3.

Dial (00
butron,

throqiz

for

99)

or press the NEXT

speed access code entry.
The speed access code and the phone number
will be displayed.

5.

Press

the MEMORY button

6. To program desired speed access code, press
the SELECT blctton and then dial the speed
access code.

To advance to the next speed access code,

press

the NEXT button.

Tti return to the previous speed access code,

press the PREV button.

will

be dis-

I

: :

There is a phone number directory on page

6-12.

7. Repeat steps 4 to 6.

8. To exit from speed dialing entry, press the
END -buttwl.

3-6

Examples

1) To enter line access number 81 and telephone number 201-392-4669 into speed access c&de 00.
(OJ NEXT 00 81- 201-392-4669 MEMORY END)

Speed access !
code

aIf

punctuations are not entered during a phone number, the LCD will show as below.

(00: 812013924669)

2) To enter automatic line access number 9, account code 1234 and telephone number 201-392-4669 into spee

access code 02.

(OJ NEXT O? ? -x -x q4 201-392-4669 MEMORY END)

Speed access [
code

3) To access MC1
(OJ NEXT O_ 9-

-7
i i

line a’ccess
number

: i

automakc line
access number

Speed acc&s i
code

Teleihone

number

0 Refer to “Account code Input mode” pag

I
j Teleph’one number

I

I

account code

123-4567 PAUSE PAUSE 9876 201-348-7000 MEMORY END)

I

I
I

I

MCI number

: - - - - _, - - - - _ _ _

I

Secirity Teleihone
code number

3-34 and “Account code” page 4-25.

automatic line
access number

4) To access ITT
(Q1 NEXT 02 8; 7654321 PAUSE PAUSE 201-348-7000 6789 MEMORY END)

Speed acc&s ;
code

When required to change the dialing mode from the pulse mode to the tone mode. (See page 4-29)

(Ql

NEXT

I

t
0

I

ITfnumber !

Line hccess
number

pulse mode

02 E= * # PAUSE PAUSE 201-348-7000 MEMORY END)

-7-F
: :

i i button

* button

PA USi button

I-- - ,- - --2

I

I

PA “il.5 button

Seckty

Telephone code

number

tone mode

3-7

Console 1 extension number

Telephone extension number

paired with console 1

,-.

. . . . . . . . . .._.____......._.................... I CD+ 11: orl extension11

I

[26]: on extension 26

Console 2 extension number

[02][NEXT]i

Y-

,‘r

EF=[12]:

Telephone extension number

paired with console 2

on extension 12

. .

3-8

D&xription

If

a DSS console is used the extension number

paired with the DSS console should be assigned.

Programming

1.

Dial (02)

“DSS CONSOLE SET” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
The LCD will show “C

C. .-T. .”
When console 1 has been stored to exten-

sion 12, the pair telephone with the console

1 has been stored to extension 13, the

console 2 has been stored to extension 14
and the pair telephone with console 2 has
been stored to extension 15, “C12-T13,

C14-T15” will be displayed.

3. Dial the extension nlonber to which the
console 1 is connected.

4. Press the “ 0 ” button.

when nothing is stored.

l l

-T

l l

Conditions

l DSS console can be connected up to two.

0 DSS console can not be connected in pair wit

a standard telephone.

0 DSS console can not be connected at extensio

11.

Example:

If

Mr Jay’s secretary has KX-T61630 at exten-

sion 12 and is to use the DSS console (KX-

,

T&640), the console should be connected to
extension 13. (Paired extension is ext. 12.) Mr
Brown’s secretary has KX-T61620 at extension
14 and is to use the DSS console (KX-T61640),
the console should be connected to extension 15.

(Paired extension is ext. 14.)

Programming Table

See page 6-14.

5. Dial the extension number which is paired
with the console 1.

‘If

you don’t connect the console 2, pro-

ceed to step 10.

6. Press the “ 0 ” button.

7. Dial the extension number to which the
console 2 is connected.

8.

Press the ‘I 0 ” button.

9. Dial the extension number which is paired

with the console 2.

10.

Press the MEMORY button.

11.

To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

3-9

r

:_.~.*~--~.~~ Ltrrtil the desired CO number appears

:

[03] [NEXT] [w] [SELECT] [MEYORY] [END]

or

[03] [NEXT] [Al [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

T I

;_ _____ .__ ____

Description

You can program which outside line is con?,

netted and which one is not connected. .

When an extemion automatically selects ali idle
outside line, the extetlsioll can be connected to it
quickly.

A=*: to &sign the same on all 6 CO’s

1:

0nCOI

Conditions

l

When you start the programming from step 1,

::

yowl may

of the NEXT button at step 3.

l

The PREV btctton allows you to see the entr)
status iti the previous CO cotinectio~i assigri­ment.

dial the desired CO number instead

Programming

1.

Dial (03).
“CO CONNECTION” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed.

3.

Press the NEXT button.
“CO 1: CONNECT” will be displayed and
“CONNECT” will blink.

4. Press the SELECT button, to alternate be­tween CONNECT and NO CONNECT to

select the desired mode.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD -will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the dialing
mode on the other CO lines.

7.

To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

3-10

Example:

CO 1 and 2 . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . CONNECT

CO 3

1. [03] [NEXT] [(NEXT)

2.

3.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOCONNECT

or

(l)] [MEMORY]

[NEXT] [MEMORY]

[NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table

See page

6-14.

I~-~~---~-~~~--~ until the desired CO number appears

[0orq] [NEXT] [Al [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

pI’[+$]: to assign the same on all 6 CO’S

Description

Allows the user to select rhe dialing mode (tone or pulse) of each CO (Central Ofice) line. *TONE Dial Mode

The dial signal from rhe extension (ivith tone or

pulse dial mode) will be converted to TONE.

TONE will rhen be transmitted to the Cenrral
Office.

l

PlJLSE Dial Mode
The dial signal from rhe extension (with tone ot

p&e dial mode) will be converted to PULSE.

PULSE will then be transmitted to the Central

Ofice.

Programming

1. Dial (04).
“CO DIAL MODE” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.

“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“CO 1: TONE”

“TONE” will blink.

4. Press the SELECT button fo alternate

tween TONE and PULSE.

5. Press the MEMORY butron.

-The LCD blinking will stop.

6. Repeat sreps 3 to 5, to progratn the dialing
mode on the other central ofice lines.

7. To return to rhe initial program mode. press
the END burton.

will be displayed and

be-

Conditions

0 When you start the programming frotn step 1,

you

may dial rhe desired CO number instead

of the NEXT button at step 3.

l

The PREV button allows you to see the entry

status in the previous CO dial mode.

‘If the KX-T61610 is connected lo rhe Central

Office directly or installed behind a host PBX,
which receives both tone and pulse dialing

mode, the KX-T61610 must be used only in

the lone dial mode.

‘If your extension is not a KX-T61630,

KX-T61620,
KX-T30820 or KX-T308SO but a standard
telephone, and the dial tone frequency of CO

Lines is 600 Hz, the KX-T61610 tnust be used
only for the pulse dial mode of CO Lines.

Example:

l

TONE on the CO 1=
[04] [NEXT] [l] [MEMORY] [END]

or

[04] [NEXTJ [NEXT] [MEMORY] [END]

*PULSE on the CO 2=

[04] [NEXT] [2] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]
or

[04] [N&T] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT]
[MEMORY] [END]

KX-T61650,

KX- T30830,

Programming Table

See page 6-14.

;-e-o --.-...__...... _._._._._-_..___ -._- _..-_._.

a.

: -

[05] [NEXT] [SE&CT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description

Allows DaylNight service to be selected manrtal-

ly or automatically.
In case of manual switching, refer to
Night Service” page 4-39.

In case of automatic switching, set the “Starting

Time (DaylNight Service)” page 3-13.

The following features should be set.
@“Flexible Day Outward Dialing Assignme@”

page 3-15.

0 “Flexible Night Outward Dialing Assign-

ment” page 3-16.
0 “Flexible Day Ringing Assignment” page 3-l 7.
~“Flexible Night Ringing Assignment” page

3-18.

Programming .,

1. Dial (05).

“DAYINIGHT MODE” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.

“MODE CHANGE:MAN” will be display-

ed and “MAN” will blink.

“Flexible

Conditions

When the Switching mode (Day/Night Service)
is set to “AUTO”, the present DaylNight
Service mode will not change after you finish

programming. To change the present mode, . .

manual operation is required.

I

After you selected the Starting time (DaylNight

Service} page 3-13, select the present DaglNight
mode by “Flexible Night Service” puge 4-39.

_

:i

Programming Table

See page 6-14.

3. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween “MAN” and “AUTO” to select the
desired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD -will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

‘._-...__-_-_.....-......-.-... A=[011 (o’clock):, $arting time for day service

[ 121 (O’cfock)

.~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~. B=[OO] (minute) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . default

[O:] (minute)

[59] (minute)

I 1

. ..__. __

.--

until the desired mode appears

AM C . . . . . . . . default

PM

I..

~~~~~~--~. C=[OI] (o’clock): starting time for night

[+I (o’clock) . . . . . . . . . . . . default

[1’2] (o’clock)

service

[06][NEXT]

D=[OO] (minute). . . . . . . . . . . . . . default

[Ol] (minute)
[59] (minute)

:. until the desired mode appears

/jzJr&q

-ECT][MEMORY][NEXT]

7 73

Description

If you select the automatic switching mode for
daylnight service,
Refer to “Switching Mode (DaylNight Service)”
page 3-12.

enter the starting time.

Programming

1. Dial (06).
“DAY/NIGHT TIME” will be displayed.

Conditions

elf the NEXT button is pressed at step 3

through 7, the display will advance to the

“Night Time input” mode (step 9). The

operations of step 3 through 7 are not stored.

l

if

the PREV button is pressed at step IO

through 14, the display will return to the “day
time input” mode (step 2). The operations of
step 10 through 14 are not stored.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“DAY: 09:OO AM” will be displayed as a

default value and “09” will blink.

3. Enter the starting time for day service using 2
digits.

4. Press the “Q” button.

“00” will blink.

5. Enter the minute using 2 digits.

6. Press the “0” button.
“AM” will blink.

7. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween “AM” and “PM” to select the correct
setting.

8. Press the MEMORY button.

9. Press the NEXT button.
“NIGHT: OS:00 PM” will be displayed as a

default value and “05” will blink.

A

Example:

8.30 AM...
6:30 PM. . . starting time for night plan

starting time for day plan

Programming Table

See page 6-14.

10. Enter the starting time for night service using
2 digits.

11. Press the “0” button.
“00” will blink.

12. Enter the minute using 2 digits.

13. Press the ‘IQ” button.
“PM” will blink.

14. Press the SELECT button to ,alternate be­tween “AM” and “PM” to select the correct
setting.

1s. Press the MEMORY button.

16. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

;------------until the desired extension number

;-v’m’---- ,dial the CO number

; . . .‘.

..j !23&56+.;.. .,:;.;:.

,. (CLEAR) ‘, .,.

il

[07] [NEXT] [NEiT] & [MEMORY][END]

t

PO:] [NEXT] [AB] [C...E] [MEMOFiY][END]

-

appears

:.

:::,:;-” :,. :; . ..‘.‘-.

defaulf (all 16 &~eil&n~) :’

,,.’ .‘. . . ....

‘“--“-‘--‘---““-----~

Description

Through programming, you can select which

extensions may be used for outward dialing by

using the day mode

of

operation.

Programming

1. Dial (07).
“DAY: OUT CO” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: CO 12 3 4 5 6” will be displayed and “1

2 3 4 5 6” will blink.

4. Dial the CO number to be entered.
The desired combination

displayed.

To prohibit dialing, press the CLEAR button

instead

of the

CO number.

“11: CO.....” will be displayed.

of

CO

lines

AB=[*]:

will be

to assign the same on all16 extensions

Conditions

*When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired -extension. number

instead

@The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension

assignment.

Exanzple: COMPANY XYZ

Company XYZ wants only extension 11 and 15
to have access to CO 1, 2 and 3 on outgoing
calls during the day. Extensions 12, 13, 14, 16,
17 and 18 are to be programmed
only CO 1 and 2.

1. [07]

2. [NEXT] [I] [2] [MEMORY]

3. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]

4. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]

5. [NEXT] [l] [2] [3] [MEMORY]

6. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]

7. [NEXT] [l] (21 [MEMORY]

8. [NEXT] fl] [2] [MEMORY] [END]

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

for

displaying the CO

[NEXT] [(NEXT) or (ll)] [l] [2] [3]

[MEMORY]

for access to

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign-

ment on the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Programming Table

See page. 6-15.

- .

?-I<

. . . . ..until the desired extension number appears

[08] [NEXT] (N:XT] [C...El [MEM,ORY][END]

;8] [NEXT] [ABI [C...E] [MEMORY][END]

to assign the same on all 16 extensions

Description Conditions

l

Through programming; you can select
extensions may be used
using the night mode

for

outward dialing by

of

operation.

Programming

1. Dial (08).
“NIGHT: OUT CO” will be displayed,

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO.” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: CO 12 3 4 5 6” will be displayed

2 3 4 5 6” will blink.

4. Dial the CO numbers to be entered.
The desired combination
displayed.
To prohibit dialing, press the CLEAR button

of

the CO number.

“11: CO.....” will be displayed.

of

CO lines will be

of which

n

: !

and “1

When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

l

The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous

assignment.

Example: COMPANY XYZ

Company XYZ wants extensions 11, 13 and 16
to have access to CO 1, 2 and 3 on outgoing
calls during the night. Extensions 12, 14, 15, I7
and 18 are to be programmed

CO 1 and 2.

1. [08]

[MEMORY]

2. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]

3. [NEXT] [l] [2] [3] [MEMORY]

4. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]

5. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]

6. [NEXT] [l] [2] [3] [MEMORY]

7. [NEXT] [I] (2) [MEMORY]

8. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

extension

[NEXT] [(NEXT) or (ll)] [l] [2] (31

for

displaying the CO

for access to only

[END]

5. Press the MEMO,RY button.
The LCD -will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment on the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

3-16

Programming Table

See

page

6-15.

O--------utltiI the desired extension number appears

,---.-.-.” ‘dial the CO number

[09] [NEXT] [NEXT] [C..‘.E] [MEMORY][END]

or

[09] [NEXTI [ABI [C...E] [MEMORY][END]

f

~.~-~.~~~.~~~~~~~---~-~~~ AB=[%]: to assign the same on all 16 extensions

. . . . . . . . . . .

default (all 16 extensions)

Description

Through programming, you can select which

extensions will ring on incoming calls from rhe

Central Ofice during the day time.

Programming

1. Dial (09).
“DAY: IN CO” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.

“11: CO 1 2 3 4 5 6” will

2 3 4 5 6” will blink,

4. Dial the CO numbers to be entered.
The desired combination of CO lines will be

displayed.

To prohibit ringing, press the CLEAR but-

ton insread of the CO number.

“11: CO.....” will be displayed.

I

be displayed and “1

Conditions

0 When you start

you may dial the desired extension number

instead of the NEXT button at step 3.

eThe PREV button allows. you to go to the

previous extension for displuying the CO

assignment.

Exatnple:

Incoming calls from Central Ofice during the
day are programmed to ritq at extension

only.

1. [09] [NEXT] [++I [CLEAR] [MEMORY]

2.

WEW[ll PI

[MEMORY] [END]

the

programming from srep I,

[31 [41 El PI

Programming Table

See page 6-15.

il

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will sfop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment on the orher extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

3-17

~~-.~-.-.-~~-- until the desired extension number appears

i . .._........ .‘dial the CO number

. . . . . . . . -1.

: ,

--~---..~~~~~-~~~~~~-.--~~- AB=[*]: to assign thesame on all 16 extensions

(CLEAR) ..

1’

default (all 16 extensions)

Description Conditions

Through programming, you can select which
extensions will ring during the night time on
incoming calis from the Central Ofice.

Programming

1. Dial (10).
“NIGHT: IN CO” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

:i

l

When

yen

you may dial the desired extension numbed .’
instead of the NEXT button at step 3.

*The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension for displaying the CO

assignment.

Example: COMPANY XYZ

Company XYZ would like all incoming calls to
ring at all extensions during the nighttime:

I.

start the programming from step 1

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: CO 12 3 4 5 6” will be displayed and “

2 3 4 5 6” will blink.

4. Dial the CO numbers to be entered.
The desired combination of CO lines will be
displayed.
To prohibit ringing, press the CLEAR but-

ton instead of the CO number.

“11: CO.....” will be displayed.

5. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment of the other extensions.

7. TO return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

3-18

[lOI PJ=‘J-1 [*I VI PI

[MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table

See page 6-1.5.

[31 [41

151 Fl

i’

--.-until the desired extension number appears

[ll] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELkTJ [MEMORYj[END]

;‘1, [NEXT] [AB] [SELECTI [MEMORY][END]

...--.--._-..-.--.

AB=[++C]:

Description

Use; to prohibit selected extensions from mak­ing long distance calls.
Toll restriction can help eliminate telephone

abuse and contribute to controlling telephone
costs.
There are four service
each extension.

I

\ 1

1 1 all calls

2. toil calls,
‘. local calls

Service Class Selections

of

classes available

Denied

international calls

to‘assign thesame on all 16’extensions

Programming

1. Dial (II).
“TOLL RESTRICTION” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.

for

1
I

I

“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: CLASS 1” will be displayed and “1”
will blink.

4. Repeatpressiitg the SELECT button until the
desired class is displayed.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

international calls,
any calls other than
specific area-code

programmed

international calls,
toll calls

‘For Service Class 3, up

selected for use in toll dialing (See “Toll
Restriction-Area Code Selection” on page

3-21).

to

10 area codes can be

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment on the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END b&n.

3-19

Conditions

l

When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

@The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous e.utension

class assignment.

l In some areas a “1” is needed before dialing

tht area code

area does not need to dial a “I”, the

Programmable Toll Prefix should be set to

“WITHOUT 1’.

Refer to “Programmable Toll Prefix” page

3-22.

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

for

displaying the service

for

long distance call.

If

your

Example:

l

To

prohibit international calls on extension 13

but allow local and toll calls enter.

[ll] [NEXT] [13] [SELECT] [MEMORY].

ENDI

;I, [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT]

[SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

l

To prohibit international calls and toll calls on
extension 14 but to allow local calls.

[Ill [NEXT] [14] [SELECT] [SELECT]

[SELECT] [MEMORY](END]

or

[ll] [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT]
[NEXT] [SELECT] [SELECT] [SELECT]
[MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table

See page 6-15.

, ,___________...._.......

: :

: :

: ;

: :

: :

[12][NEXTI[*~][C][MEMORY][END]

-­+SELECT]-I

.---..--------------until the desired memory location number appears

area code with 3 digits

NOTSTORED . . . . default (all memory locations)

(CLEAR)

Description

For Service Clnss 3 (see “Toll Restriction-

Class Assignment”

area codes can be selected for use in toll dinling.

d

All clrea codes except those entered will be

denied.
All extensions progmmmed for Service Class
Selections 3 shall be assigned to the same orea

code selection plan.

on pflge 3-19.), up to 10

5. Press the MEMORY button.
@The memory indicator will be lit.

6.

To advance to the .next memory location

number, press the NEXT button.

To return to the previous memory location

number, press the PREV button.

To go to the desired memory location num-

ber, press SELECT button and the dial the
memory location number.

Programming

When Service Class 3 is programmed;

1. Dial (12).
“CLASS 3 AREA CODE” will be display-

ed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER CODE NO.” will be displayed.

3.

Dial (00 through 09) or press the NEXT
button.
Example:

When dialing (00) or pressing the NEXT
button.

aThe LCD will show “0O:NOT STORED”

wh?n nothing is stored in memory location
number “00”.
When area code 212 has been stored,

“00:212” will be displayed.

4. Dial the area code, with 3 digits.
@To erase a wronx entry, press the CLEAR

button.

3-21

7. Repeat steps 4 to 6.

8. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Example:

To allow extension 12
York City and the entire state of New Jersey,

program

New York City has 2 area codes 212, 718 and
New Jersey 201, 609.

Enter 212 into the memory locntion number
“OO”, 718 into “Ol”, 201 into “02” and 609 into

the

following.

to have

access to New

“03”.

STEP

l...[ll] -iNEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT]

[SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

STEP 2...[12][NEXTltNEXTl[212][MEMORY]

[NEXTj[718][MEMORY]
[NEXT)[201][MEMORY]
[NEXTj[609][MEMORY][END]

Programming Table -

See page 6-16.

[13] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

until the desired mode appears

Description

Set to “WITH 1” for Toll Restriction in areas
where you are required to dial 1 to toll calls

(long distance).
Example:

You are required to insert a “1” before di@ling
the area code for long distance calls. .

l-291 -348-7000

:---.area code

Set to “WITHOUT 1” in area where a “1” is
not needed.

Programming

1. Dial (13).
“TOLL PREFIX” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.

“WITH 1” will be displayed and blink.

3.

Press the SELECT button to alternate

between “WITHOUT I” and ” WITH 1”
to select the desired mode.

4.

Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

5.

To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

Programming Table

See page 6-16. *

:----until the desired extension number appears

[14] [NEXT] [NEi(T] [SELkCT] [MEMORY] [END]

or

t

[l4] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

7

Description

Through programming, you can select of which

extensions may dial an Operator Call.

To deny all dialing that starts from “O”, set to
DISABLE.

Programming

1. Dial (14).
“OPERATOR CALL” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

‘AB=[%]:

to assign the same on all 16 extensions

Conditions

0 When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number
instead

l

The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension

call selection.

*Operator call dialing can not be denied if

service class 1

Example:

0 To prohibit operator call on extensiotl I2

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

for

displaying the operator

of

Toll Restriction is used.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: ENABLE” will be displayed and
“ENABLE” will blink.

4. Press the SELECT button, to alternate be­tween ENABLE and DISABLE to select the
desired mode.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
Tha LCD will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment

of

the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

[14] [NEXT] 1121 [SELECT] [MEMORY] IEND]

Programming Table

See page 6-l 6.

3-23

. . . . . . :.. . .._________________________

Description

Through programming, you can select which
extensions may be dialed Directory Assistance
“411”.

dialing, set to RESTRICT.

For to deny the directory assistance

Programming

1.

Dial (1.5).

“DIRECTORY ASSIST” will be displayed.

2. Press NEXT button.
“NO RESTRICT” will be displayed and

blink,

3. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween “NO RESTRICT” and “RESTRICT”
to select the desired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

n

Conditiorts

@Directory assistance dialing can not deny

service class 1 and 2

Example:

o To prohibit directory assistance.

[15][NEXT][SELECT][MEMORY][END]

of

Toll Restriction. J

Programming Table

See page 6-16.

5. To return to the initial program mode press

the END button.

3-24

;----------------.u,Iril the desired extension number appears

.;-w.‘-- until the desired mbde appears

AUTq.$NS,WER . . . . . . . 1 . . . default (iili6 exte&is)

+f&r; gNs~,ji~~. ,-: .:

i

,>; :, ,-. : ) .Y: : ,: :

:

_ I,‘.,

[16] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]

[:;I [NEXT] [ABI [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]

t

‘~.-~-~-~~~---.~.~-~..-~-

AB=[%]:

i

Description

By programming either automatic or manual
answering can be set. The auto mode allows the
user to answer incoming outside calls simply by
lifting the handset, while

manual mode, the user must
press the flashing CO button.

Programming

I. Dial (IS).

“CO ANSWER MODE” will be displayed,

2. Press the NEXT button.

“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: AUTO ANSWER” will be displayed

and “AUTO” will blink.

if

programmed to the

lift

the handset and

to assign the same on all 16 extensions

Conditions

e When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

*The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension

matic answering selection.

Examples:

l AUT0 ANSWER mode on the extension 11

*MANUAL ANSWER mode on the extension

I2

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

for

[16] [NEXT] [I 11 [MEMORY] [END]

,3:] [NEXT] [NEXT] [MEMORY][ENDl

[16] [NEXT] [12] [SELECT] [MEMORY]

[END1

&I [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT]
[MEMORY] [END]

displaying the auto-

4. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween

ANSWER to select the desired mode.

5. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

6.

Repeat steps 3 to 5,

selection

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

AUTO ANSWER and MAN

to

program the mode

of the other extensions.

Programming Table

See page 6-16.

3-25

;~~---.~~~~~ until the desired CO number appears

;;] [NEXT] [A] [A... D] [MEMORY][END]

._________._____.___.._____... A=[*]: to assigll the same on all 6 CO’s

i

Description

If

the system, (KX-T61610) is installed

behind a host PBX, the host PBX

may

a pause time to access Central Office Lines. This

feature enables the host PBX to automatically

pause via programming the outward dialin

access codes of the host PBX.

Programming

1. Dial (17).
“HOST PBX ACCESS” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.

“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
*The LCD will show “COl: NOT

STORED” when nothing is stored in COI.

When the outside access codes 81, 82 has
been stored, “CO1:81, 82” will be display­ed.

require

! :

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to program each
CO’s

of

the KX-T61610.

of the

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Conditions

0 When you start the programming from step 1,

you

may diai the desired CO number instead

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

l

The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous CO

access codes assignment.

Example:

@Access codes 81, 82, 83, 9 on CO1 =

1171 WEXJ-1 VI WI [,I WI Ll P31 [,I Pl

[MEMORY] [END]

or
V71 [NEXT1 [NEXT] Pll Ll WI Ll F331 LI PI

[MEMORY] [END]

for

displaying the host PBX

.

4. Enter vp to four outward access codes each
with a maximum

of

2 digits, punctuating

each code with the r;l button.

l

To erase a wrong entry, press the CL EAR

button.

5. Press the MEMORY button.

Programming Table-3

See page 6-16.

3-26

:-----------.1&l the desired extension number appears

[18] [NEXT] INEkT] [SE<ECT] [MEMYRY] [END]

or

[18] [NEXT] [ABI [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

--~---~.~--.~--~~.~~~~~~~ AB=[$]: to assign thesame on all16 extensions

i

Description

When any itlcoming ctrlls from the Central Office
are recei\*ed at the same time, you can receive the
call on the preferred CO line first.

Programming

I. Dial (18).

“PREFERRED CO” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.

“II: . . . . ‘9

It. .

l l

” will blink.

4. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the
desired CO number is displayed.

5. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment of the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

will be displayed and

Conditions

l

When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

OThe PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension for displaying the preferred
CO line assignment.

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

Programming Table

See

page 6-17.

3-27

- _

,___.......____

until the desired extension number appears

;..............

~--~..~~--.-..~~.~~..~~-----~ AB=[*]: to assign thesame on all 16 extensions

Description

During a conversation, a call waiting tone will
be heard when a third party on an outside line
or intercom calls you.
Call waiting tone can be removed or add!d at
customer’s request.
Set to “ON” for call waiting.

.until the desired mode appears

EX-OFF, CO-OFF. . . .

EX-ON, CO-OFF .,. ,’ ;
EX-OFF,‘CO-ON
EX-ON, CO-ON

default (all 2,$ extensidns)

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment

of

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

the other extensions.

Programming

1. Dial (19).
“CALL WAITING” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3.

Press the NEXT button.

“11: EX-OFF, CO-OFF” will be displayed

and “EX-OFF, CO-OFF” will blink.

4. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the

desired mode is displayed.

Conditions

e When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

@The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension

waiting selection.

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

for

displaying the call

Programming Table -

See page 6-17.

3-28

. . .._..........._._.._

until the desired extension number appears

[20][NEXT][NEXT][A...F][MEMORY][END]

or

[20][NEXT][AB][A.. .F][MEMORY][END]

AI

1

T

1

Description

The ringing start time can be delayed on a
designated extension(s) when an incoming call
is received from the CO.

The CO line(s) that you want to delay the ring
start titne can be selected through the pro­gramming. “Delayed Ringing Count Selection”
page 3-30 should be set.

Programming

- dial the CO number

-~- l l .-.a, l

(none). . . . . default (all 16 extensi&ns)

Conditions

.I

.-

.’ .I

6. Repeat 3 to 5, to program the assignment

of

the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

0 When you start the programming from step P,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

1. Dial (20).
“DELAY RING CO” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: CO 8 8

and ”

l l l l l l

l l l l

” will blink.

” will be displayed

4. Dial the CO numbers to be entered.

The desired combination

of

CO will be

displayed.

To prohibit dialing, press the CLEAR
button instead

of

CO number.

“11: CO . . . . . . . . . . ” will be displayed.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

eThe PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension

for

displaying the delayed

ringing assignment.

Programming

Table ,

See page 6-17.

.._..........__.....__._____

until the desired mode appears .

AFTER 1 RING’;

. . I.. . . . I.. . II. :.y;-fL: .default

: ,. :;& : .-

.’ .

[21][NEXT][SEI i LI

ECT][MEMORY][END]

Description

After you select the CO lines that you want to

delay the ring start time, select the desired delay
ring count. Refer to “Delayed Ringing Assign­merit” page 3-29.

Programming

1. Dial (21).
“DELAY RING COUNT” will be dis-

played.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“AFTER 2 RINGS” will be displayed and
will blink.

3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the
desired mode is displayed.

:I

4. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

3-30

Programming Table

See page 6-17.

,.........__

unril the desired extension number appears

~___________.. -. .:: “. . . ‘-

[22] [NEXT] @& [SELiCT] [MEMORY][ENDl

t I

r”:;] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description

The inrercotn alerting mode (tone alertinglvoice
alerting) ar a receiving extension can be selected
rhrough programming.

TONE. . Tone alerting (ringing) sound at the

recei\*itlg esrension.

VOICE.. . Voice alerrittg instead of Tone alerting

is heat-d rhrough rhe speaker on the
receit.itig extension.

Prograrnrnirzg

1. Dial (22).
“INTCOM CALL MODE” will be display-

ed.

2. Press the NEXT burron.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: TONE CALL” will be displayed and
“TONE” will blink.

4. Press rhe SELECT button lo al!ernare be-

tween TONE CALL and VOICE CALL 10

select rhe desired mode.

5. Press the MEMORY button.

-The LCD will stop blinking.

6.

Repear sreps 3 10 5 to program rhe call
of rhe other extensions.

7.

To

return

the END

to the initial

burron.

program mode, press

until. the desired mode appears

T0.N.E CALL. . . . . . . . . .

VOICE CALL

[1

Conditions

l

When you start the programming frotn step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead of the NEXT button at step 3.

l The PREV button allows you to go to rhe

previous extension for displaying the alerting
mode.

Example:

l VOICE CALL on the extension 13

[22] [NEXT] [13] [SELECT] [MEMORY]

WDI

Prograkning Table

See page 6-17.

mode

,‘r.‘:: _ !

default (all 16 extensions)

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I----.ut~til the desired extension number appears

:

i------

1 j

[23] [NEXT] F [SELECT] [MEM,ORY][END]

;3] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

,________________.__.____

Description

Allows each extension to be programme’

receiving calls

from

up to 2 doorphones.

(Doorphone is an option.)

Programming

1. Dial (23).
“DOOR PHONE RCV” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“11: D-PHONE 1, 2” will be displayed and
“1, 2” will blink.

4. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the

desired combination
are to be connected to that extension) is
displayed.

of

doorphones (which

until the &sired combination appears

D-PHONE 1,2 . . . . . . . .

default (all 16 extensions)
D-PHONE 1
D-PHONE 2

l l

D-PHONE.

AB=[G+]:

[l

I]: on extension 11

to assign the same on all 16 extensions

(deny the ringing)

[26]: on extension 26

Conditions

fl

for

l

When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

of

*The PREV button allows you to go lo the

previous extension
phone assignment.

Example:

*To allow extension 12 to receive from D-

PHONE 2

[23] [NEXT] [12] [SELECT] [SELECT]
[MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table *

See page 6-l 7.

I

the NEXT burton at step 3.

for

displaying rhe door-

5. Press the- MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the combina­tion

of

the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

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---.-----.rrnril the desired exrension number appears

[24] [NEXT] [NE

or

1241 [NEXT] [AB] [A.. .D] [MEMORY] [END]

m] [A...Dl [MEM,ORY] [END]

t

Description

Pertnits an extension user fo answer othet
ringing telephones, provided that they are in the
same pickup group.

Programming

1. Dial (24).
“PICKUP GROUP” will be displayed.

2. Press rhe NEXT burron.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Press rhe NEXT burton.
“11: PKG: 1” will be displayed and “1” will
blink. This means that extension 11 belongs

to pickup group 1.

AB=[*]: to assign thesame on all 16 extensions

6.

Repeat steps 3 10 5, to program the assign.

men1 of fhe other exretisions.

7. To relrcrti lo the initial program mode, press
the Eh’D burron.

Conditions

peach extension may belong to more than one

pickup group, up to four, or tnay nof belong to

a group.

l

When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension numbet

instead of the NEXT button at step 3.

.The PREV buuon allows you IO go fo rhe

previous extension for displaying rhe pickup

group assignment. *

4. Dial the pickup group number (1 through 4)
to be entered.

The desired combination of pickup group

will be displayed.

To -be out of any groups, press the
CLEAR button instead of group number.

1

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

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Examples:

l

extension 14.. Jickup Group 2

[24][NEXT][14][2][MEMORY][END]

*extension 15...Pickup Group 3

[24](NEXTj[15][3][MEMORY][END]

Programming Table

See page 6-18.

_ -

j____.__.____......

until the desired extension number appears

-“.‘--.-‘~.---‘-~“.“.. until the desired mode appears -.-

[*5][NEXT]pipsELECT][MEMyY][END]

OY

[25][NEXT][AB][SELECT][MEMORY][END]

7

OPTION. . . . . . . :. .(. . ;‘. default

to

assign the same on all 16 extensions

-.:

1

/

Description

This feature gives each message

an account code

of

the called or calling party. ..

This feature has two modes “FORCED” and
“OPTION”. In the “FORCED” mode, the
account code must be entered every time exten-

sion user dials.

In the “OPTION” mode, the account code may
be entered when a record is needed. Refer to

“Account Code” page 4-25.

of

the SMDR

Programming

1. Dial (25).
“ACCOUNT CODE MOD” will be display-

ed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. ,?ress the NEXT button.
“11: OPTION” will be displayed and

the “OPTION” will blink.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the account
code

of

the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Conditions

l

When yore start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired extension number

instead

of

the NEXT button at step 3.

*The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension

for

displaying the account

code input mode.

Programming Table

See page 6-18. -I

4. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween OPTION and FORCED to select the
desired mode.

.__._.....__.____.._~-.~.~~....

[26] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY)[END]

until the desired time appears

I INSTANTLY

5s AFTER DIAL

IOS AFTER DIAL

C

‘. ‘.. ..

. . . : default

Description

The duration time

played.

Program the start time of the timer.

oInstantly after the CO line is captured.

05 seconds after the dialing
*IO seconds after the dialing

of

the conversation is dis-

Programming

1 s Dial (26).

l

“DlJRAT-TIME COUNT” will be dis-

played.

2. Press the NEXT button.
~“‘5s AFTER DIAL” will be displayed and

blink.

Example:

10 seconds after the dialing

=[26] (NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table ‘.

See page 6-18.

3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the

desired time (INSTANTLY, 5s AFTER
DIAL, 10s AFTER DIAL) is displayed.

4. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

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Description

SMDR is a cost saving feature that records on a printer a record of all incoming and outgoing calls. The

following information is provided on the printout.

The SMDR will print out the security code of the long distance service. (MCI, SPRINT etc.)

NOTE:

When plugging a printer into the KY-T61610 make sure that the printer power is off.
Select the SMDR Communication Parameters, System Data Dump and SMDR IncominglOutgoing Selection

for proper operation.

Example of print

Date

Time Ext. CO

Dial Number

Duration

Code

4120187

: : :

: :

:. year

: :

: :

: L..... day

. . . . . . . . .

month F......extension

l

When you have an incoming call, the printer will print <<incoming>>.

l

When “=” appears in the Dial Number, the previous number of ‘<=I’ indicates the line access number of the
Host PBX.

l

When “X” appears in front of the Time, this means the time that the call is transferred.

8:00 AM 26 6

i co
: number

SMDR Printer Format Selection

(Carriage return for a new line)

[*7][NEXT][sEL~cT][MEMORY]

(Baud rate)

h .

l-201 -234-5678

tailed
party

::

‘i

1

00:00’30”

: : .

: : :

: :

:.- second :--..- account code

: :

: :

. . . . . . . . minute

.
i _________..__ hour

until the desired code appears

until the desired baud rate appears

0123

>

- [NEXTj[SELECT][MEMORY]-t
Proceed to page 3-37.

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J

(Word length)

Continued from page 3-36.

[NEXT][SEiECT][MEMORY] 1

;............................‘.....”’..---’

until the desired length appears.

,~I

(Parity)

(Stop bit length)

(Page length)

_____.______.._____.___.........-.-

- [NEXT][SE&CT][MEMORY]

i .___________........: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . y\

- [NEXT][SE&CT][MEMORY]

,____.______.______.~.......................

I

. . . . . until the desired mode appears

. .default

until the desired mode appears

1

AB=[4] (lines)

[& . . ; . default

(Skip perforation)

AB=[O] (line). . ; : default

L-m- (NEXT]m[MEMORY][END]

A new line code indicates what type of code is

needed for the print head on a printer to move

the first character position on the next line.

CR+LF

when “CR+ LF” is required from a

printer.

CR

when “CR” is required from a printer.

i

CR= Carriage Return

LF= Line Feed.

A baud rate code indicates the data transmission
speed from the system to a printer.

A word length code indicates how many bits

compose a character.

7 BITS (when 7 bits are required.)
8 BITS (when 8 bits are required.)

A stop bit length code indicates the end of a bit
string which composes a character.

1 BIT:

when one bit is required for end
detection.

2 BITS:

when two bits are required for end

detection.

110 B (when
150 B (when
300 B (when 300 baud is required.)

600 B (when 600 baud is required.)

110 baud is required.)

150 baud is required.)

,4,

.
1200 B (when 1200 baud is required.)
2400 B (when 2400 baud is required.)

4800 B (when 4800 baud is required.)
9600 B (when 9600 baud is required.)

The default value is the same as that of the
Panasonic data terminal, KX-D491OD, KX­04911, KX-D4920 etc, except baud rate.

A parity code indicates what type of parity is

used to detect an error in a string of bits
composing a character.

NONE: when an error checking function is

not required from a printer.

MARK:

when a Mark is required from a

printer.

SPACE: when a Space is required from a

printer.

EVEN: when an Even is required from a

printer.

ODD:

when an Odd is required from a

printer.

The page length may be selected to position a
title and data on each page.
A page length code indicates the number of lines
per page.

A title will be printed on the first 3 lines of each

page.

<I

STANDARD CONTINUOUS PAPER (11 inches)

we

length

I

0 0
0 0
0 0

0 0

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-~.. -~.. . _ _ _ . . . _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ . _ .

0 0

t t
0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0

machine machine

0 0 0 0

0 0 perforations perforations 0 0

- - . - - . - - - . . - . .

To print data, page length must be longer than

skip perforation by 4 or more liries.

skip

perforation

The skip perforation code indicates the number
of lines to be skipped. When the print head
reaches the line designated, the print head

moves to the top position

0 (print head does not skip.)
1 (print head skips the last line.)
2 (print head skips the last 2 lines.)

9; (print head skips the last 95 lines.)

of

the next page.

12. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until
the desired parity code is displayed.

13. Press

14.

15. Press the SELECT button to alternate

16.

the

MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.
Press the NEXT

“STOP BIT: IBIT” will be displayed and

the “IBIT’ will blink.

between 1BIT and ZBITS to select the
desired mode.

Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

button.

Programming

I. Dial (27).

“SMDR PARAMETERS” will be dis-

played.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“NL-CODE: CR-l-LF” will be displayed
and “CR+LF” will blink.

3. Press the SELECT button to alternate
between CR-?-LF and CR to select the
desired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

5. Press the NEXT button.
“BAUD RATE: 1200B” will be displayed
and the “1200B” will blink.

6.

Repeat pressing the SELECT button until
the desired baud rate is displayed.

7. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

8.

Press the NEXT button.

“WORD LENGT: 7BITS” will be dis-

played and the

“7BIT.S” will blink.

17. Press the NEXT button.

“PAGE LENGTH:

and the “66” will blink.

18.

Dial (4 through 99) for the page length
entry.

19. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD

20. Press the NEXT button.
“SKIP
the “0” will blink.

21. Dial (0 through 95) for the skip perfora­tion code entry.

22. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

23.

To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

will stop blinking.

PERF:

66” will be displayed

0” will be displayed and

Programming Table

See page 6-18.

9.

-desired mode.

10.

11.

the SELECT button to alternate

Press
between 7BITS and 8BITS to select the

Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

Press the NEXT button.

“PARITY: MARK” will be displayed and

the “MARK” will blink.

Conditions _’

~To return to the previous mode, press the

PREV button instead of the NEXT button.

Conditions EIA SIGNALS:

The following combinations are disallowed.

Frame Ground (FG);

stop bit length

Connects to the unit frame and the earth ground
conductor of the AC power cord.

If any of the above disallowed combinations are
selected, “INPUT ERROR” will be displayed.

Press the NEXT button and then repeat the

procedure of programming.

The pin conJguration of EZA (RS-232C) connector is
as follows.

1 FG Frame Ground AA

TXD Transmitted BA

2

Data

RXD Received Data BB

3
4 RTS Request To CA

Send

5 CTS

DSR Data Set Ready CC

6

.7 SG Signal Ground

DCD Data Carrier CF

8

DTR Data Terminal CD

20

.’

Clear To Send

Detect

Ready

CB

A B

101
103

104
105

106
107

102

109

108.2

Transmitted Data (TXD);

Conveys signals from the unit to the printer. A
“MARK” condition is held unless data or BREAK

signals are being transmitted.

Received Data (RXD); . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (input)

Conveys signals from the printer.

Request To Send (RTS); . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . (output)

This lead is held ON whenever DSR is ON.

Clear To Send (CTS); . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (input)

An ON condition of circuit CTS indicates that the
printer is. ready to receive data frotn the unit.

The unit does not attempt to transfer data or receive
data when circuit CTS is OFF.

Data Set Ready (DSR);

An ON condition of circuit DSR indicates the

Iprinter is ready.

‘Circuit DSR ON does not indicate that communica-

tion has been established with the printer.
Signal Ground (SG);

Connects to the DC ground of the unit for all

interface signal.

Data Terminal Ready (DTR) . _ . . . . . . . . . .

This signal line is turned ON by the unit to indicate
that it is ON LINE.
Circuit DTR ON does not indicate that communica­tion has been established with the? printer.
It is switched OFF when the unit is OFF LINE.

Data Carrier Defect (DCD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (input)

The ON condition is an indication to data terminal
(DTE) that the carrier si@al is being received.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (output)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (input)

(output)

A

*STOP OUTPUT

[28][NEXT][SELiCT][MEMORY][END]

j----.----------------.--until the STOP OUTPUTappears

*SYSTEM PARA
aSPEED DIAL
*ALL PARA (Master)

[28][NEXT][SE

*CO PARA (Outside)

[28][NEXT][SELkT][MEMORY]&END]

until desired data dump mode appears

SYSTEM PARA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . default

co PARA

EXT

PARA

SPEED DIAL

ALL PARA

STOP OUTPUT

:

t

. ..__..__.._............

until the CO PARA appears

8. . . I . .

A=[*]:

[l]:

to assign the same on all 6 CO’s

on COI

[6]: onCO6

I

I

l EXT PARA

[28] [NEXT][SEl

._-....___._________

until the EXT PARA appears

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Description

Five separate printouts are available.

They are (1) System parameters (2) CO para-

meters (3) Extension parameters (4) Speed dial

(5) All parameters (master)

System

parameters

DaylNight

Area codes

of class-3

Toll prefix
Directory Assistance
Delay Ring count
Duration time count
SMDR

parameters

Duration log
Auto hold alarm time

Hold recall time

Transfer recall time
Ext-paging access tone
Secret speed dialing

D TMF receiver selection

Door phone

receive

Pickup group assignments

DSS operation mode

DSS console set

CO parameters

Connection
Dial mode
Host PBX access code

Hookswitch flash time

Disconnect time
CPC Detection

extension

n

Delayed Ringing CO
Intercom call mode

Account code input mode

Automatic CO hunting

Do not disturb

Call forwarding
Data line security
Dial callpickup deny
Feature button assignments

CO button assignments

DSS button assignments (KX-T30830 only)

<< DSS Console Items>>
Feature burton assignments
DSS button assignments

H (When thestandard telephone or DSS Console

is connected at extension)

Telephone type

J

DSS console connection

Outgoing CO DaylNight

Incoming CO Day/Night

Toll restriction
Operator call

Incoming preferred CO

Call waiting
Delayed ringing CO

Account code input mode

Pickup dial
Do not disturb

Call forwarding

Data line security

Dial call pickup deny

Extension

q

parameters

(When the KX-T61630, KX-T61620,

KX- T&650, KX- T30830, KX- T30820 or

KX-T30850 is connected at extension.)
Telephone type
Outgoing CO DaylNight

Incoming CO Day/Night

Toll restriction

Operator Call

CO answer mode

Incoming preferred CO

Call waiting

Speed dial

Speed access codes (00 through 99) in
which phone numbers are stored may be

printed.

All parameters (master)

System parameters

CO parameters
Extension parameters
Speed dial -k

Operation

To stop the printout;

1.

Dial (28).

2. Press the NEXT button.

3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until
STOP OUTPUT is displayed.

4. Press the MEMORY button.
“STOP PRINTING !!” will be displayed.

When the System Parameters, Speed dial or All

Parameters is printed.

I. Dial (28).

“SYSTEM DATA OUT” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“MENU: SYSTEM PARA” will be dis-

played and “SYSTEM PARA” will blink.

When the CO Parameter is printed;

1.

Dial (28).

2. Press the NEXT button.

3.

Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the

“CO PARA” is displayed.

4. Press the MEMORY button.
“ENTER CO NO” is displayed.

5. Dial the CO number.

SMDR printer will print out.
“PRINTING NOW’ will be displayed.

6. To print the other CO parameter, press the

SELECT button
number.

When the Extension

and then dial the CO

Parameter is printed;

3. Repeatpressing the SELECT button until the
desired data dump mode is displayed.

4. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

5. Repeat step 2 to 4, to print the other data
dumps.

1.

Dial (28).

2.

Press the NEXT

3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until rlze
“EXT PARA” is displayed.

4. Press the MEMORY button.

“ENTER EXT NO” is displayed.

5. Dial the extension number.

SMDR printer will print out.

“PRINTING NOW” will be displayed.

6. To print the other extension parameter, press
the SELECT button and then dial the exterz­sion number.

After completing printing, to return to the initial

mode;

1.

Press the END button.

button.

Programming Table

See page 6-19. -’

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until the desired mode appears

Description

It is possible to print eithe; outgoing out&de

calls, incoming outside calls or both.

OUTGOING: ON.. .
OUTGOING: OFF.. . to stop printiq

INCOMING: ON... to print becoming

IMCOMING: OFF... to stop prirzting

to print outgoing
outside calls

outside calls

n

Programming

1.

Dial (29).

. .

“DURATION LOG” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“OUTGOING: ON” will be displayed alld

the “ON” will blink.

3. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween the “ON” and “OFF” to select the
desired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

5. Press the NEXT button.
“INCOMING: ON” will be displayed arid

the “ON” will blink.

6. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween “ON” and “OFF” to select the desired
mode.

7’. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blink@.

-L

8. To return to the initial
the END button.

Programming Table

See page 6-19.

program

- _

mode, press

[30] [NEXT] [SE<ECT] [MEMORY] [END]

until the desired time appears

Description

A tone itldication will be heard at the holding

extension to remind the user that he still has a
call on hold.

The reminder will sound after 3 minutes but can

be changed.

There are 9 choices ranging from (1) minute to

(9).

Progmmming

1. Dial (30).
“AUTO HOLD ALARM” will be display­ed.

2. Press the NEXT button.

“TIME: 3 MIN” will be displayed and “3”

will blink.

4. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Conditions

The hold time reminder is activated, even if the
hold recall time set is programmed to “DIS­ABLE”.

Example:

4 minutes= [30] [NEXT] [SELECT]

[MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table

See page 6-20.

3. Repeat pressing the SELECT brcttotl until the
desired time is displayed.

until the desired time appears ’

30 SEC-- ; , . . . . ‘: . . default

1 MIN ; .,., .,

1.5 MIN
2 MJN .:

DISABLE i.‘. ‘- -~

:

._.., ; -:

[31] [NEXT

‘1 [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description

When the handset of the holding extension is
replaced back on call, you may have the
automatic hold recall after the desired time
elapses.

The hold recall titne set can be removed ot

added at the customer’s request.

Programming

1. Dial (31).
“HOLD RECALL TIME” will be dis lav­ed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“TIME: 30 SEC” will be displayed and
“30 SEC” will blink.

3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the
desired time (30 SEC, 1 MIN, 1.5 MIN, 2

MIN, DISABLE) is displayed.

Example:

I.5 minutes: [31] [NEXT] [SELECT]

[SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table

See page 6-20.

R -

4. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

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I-““““-~‘.~‘“‘“-.-‘-’ until the,&sired mode appt&

[32] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description

The acktloj\)leti,oe four rhar is heard nfrer ncces-

sitlg Ilie external pagitlg cat1 be retnol~ed ot

added ciI rlie cusIot?ier’s request.

Programming

1. Dial (32).
“EXT-PAG ACIS-TONE” will be display-

eci.

2. Press the NEXT butrorl,
“ENABLE” will be displayed and blitzk.

3. Press the SELECT burron to altertrare be­fweetl ENA B L E arid DISA B LE IO selecr rile

desired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY burrotl.
The

LCD

will stop blinking.

Example:

To elitninare rhe paging access tone.

[32] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]

Programming Table

See page 6-20.

5. To return to rile initial program mode. press
tile END burton.

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~~~-~~~--~~~--~~---~~.~~--~-~~~-~-.--~~~

[33] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

until the desired mode appears

il

3escription

When you dial on an outside line by speed
dialing, the dialed number can be kept secret by
not being displayed.

(The dialed number will not be displayed on the

LCD of the KX-T6163O/KX-T30830.)

Programming

1.

Dial (33).

“SECRET SPEEDDIAL” will be dis-

played.

2. Press NEXT button.

h

“NO SECRET” will be displayed and
blink.

3. Press the SELECT button to alternate
between “NO SECRET” and “SECRET”

to select the desired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Programming Table *

See page 6-20.

:.-.......-.-----

until the desired CO number appears

until the desiredflash timing appears

[34] [NEXT] [NEI(T] [SELECT] [MEMYRY] [END]

:.

or

[34] [NEXT] [A] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

I~~~~~~~~~-._.._.~-~~-~-~---~~ A=[*]: to assign the same on all 6 CO’s

--/-

Description

The timing of the hookswitch flash signal must

be within the requirements from your Central

Office.

There are three choices available 0.3, 0.6 or 0.9

second.

Programming

1. Dial (34).
“FLASH TIME SET” will be displayed.

Conditions

0 When you start the programming from step I,

you may dial the desired CO number instead

of the NEXT button at step 3.

OThe PREV button allows you to go to the

previous CO for displaying the hookswitch

flash timing.

Example:

l

O.3 set on all 6 CO= .

[34] [NEXT] [++I [SELECT] [SELECT] [MEMORY]

[END1

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.

“CO 1: 600 MS” will be displayed and
“600 MS” will blink.

4. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the
desired value is displayed.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

6.

Repeat steps 3 to 5, to set the hookswitch
timing of the other CO’s.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

Programming Table

See page 6-20.

3-49

,_._._..__._

[35] [NEXT] ,Ni+XT] [SXECT] [MEkjORY][END]

until the desired CO number appears

;] [NEXT] [A] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]

-

‘--..-...-_..-.--..-.--.....

Description

A certain amount of time is needed for an

outside call to be released, this is necessary so
that a new call may be aitempted after discon­necting with the previous call.

There are two choices available, 1.5 and JO

seconds.

The time you select must be longer than the
requirements
PBX.

from

your Central Office or host

Programming

I. Dial (35).

“DISCONNECT TIME” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed.

A=[*]: to assign the Same 011 all 6 CO’s

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to set the disconnect time
for the other CO’s.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

Conditions

l

When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired CO number instead

of the NEXT button at step 3.

@The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous CO for displaying the disconnect

time.

Example:

l

4.0 see on all 6 CO=
[35] [NEXT] [++I [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

3. Press the NEXT button.
“CO 1: 1.5 SEC” will be displayed and
“1.5 SEC” will blink.

4. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween 1.5 set and 4.0 sec.

5. Press the MEMORY button.

The LCD will stop blinking.

Programming Table

See page 6-20.

3-50

I....-.until the desired CO number appears

[36][NEXT][NEXT][SELECTj[MEMPRYJ[END]

or

[36] [NEXT] [A] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

f I

--7-

Description

To detect that an outside party has hung up and
then terminate the outside (after a conversation,
conference etc.) a CPC signal is needed.
CPC signal detection can be removed or added

at customer’s request.

Programming

1.

Dial (36).

“CPC DETECTION” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER CO NO” will be displayed.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign­ment of the other CO’s.

7. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Conditions

l

When you start the programming from step 1,

you may dial the desired CO number instead

of the NEXT button at step 3.

~The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous CO for displaying the calling party

control signal selection.

3. Press the NEXT button.
“CO I: ENABLE” will be displayed and
“ENABLE” will blink.

4. Press the SELECT button, to alternate be­tween ENABLE and DISABLE to select the
desired mode.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

Programming Table

See page 6-20.

3-51

until the desired mode appears .”

[37]

[NEXT] [%

ci

ZCT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description

Outside calls can be transferred to any extension
manually.

@“WITHOUT TRANSFER” mode you can

transfer outside call by pressing the TRANS-

FER button and then DSS button. ..

l

“WITH TRANSFER” mode you can trqsfer

outside call by only pressing the DSS button.

Programming

1. Dial (37).
“DSS BUTTON MODE” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.

“WITHOUT TRANSFER” will be dis-

played and blink.

3. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween “WITHOUT TRANSFER” and

“WITH TRANSFER” to select the desired
mode.

4. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press

the

END button.

.,

3-52

Conditions

@Intercom calls can be transferred by pressing

the TRANSFER button and then DSS button
regardless of the mode setting.

Programming Table

See page 6-21.

-% _

[39] [NEXT] [SELiECT] [MEMORY] [END]

until the desired mode ajjtars

Description

When a call is transferred to any extension, if

other extension does not receive the transferred

call within 30 seconds, the call will return to

you.

The time may be changed to 2 minutes.

Programming

1. Dial (39).
“XFER RECALL TIME” will be displayed.

2. Press NEXT button.
“30 SEC” will be displayed and blink.

3. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween “30 SEC” and “2 MIN” to select the

desired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

Programming Table

See page 6-21.

3-53

.-----.---------.until the desired extension number appears

,_______._..........-~. until the desired modi appears ‘I’,:. : >f;-- ..I . . ...

FEATURE KEY.. ; . . . . :. default’(all16 extensions)

FWDIDND KEY :

[40] [NEXT] [NiXT] [SEIECT] [MEM,ORY] [END]

;] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

. . . .._.___. ..___ .__ _. __ _______ ___.___ to assign the saf?le on all 16 extensions

Description

3 programmable feature (Fl, I??, F3) buttons
are provided with the proprietary teleph P nes,
KX-T61650 and KX-T30850, and only .“F3”

button can be changed from programmable
feature button to call forwarding (see page 4-35
for operation)ldo not disturb (see page 4-37)i

account code (see page 4-25) button.
“FEATURE KEY” mode...

programmable feature function

“FWDIDND KEY” mode.. .

call forwarding/do not disturblaccount

code function

Programming

1, Dial (40).

“M3IFWD SELECTION” will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.
“ENTER EXT NO” will be displayed.

3. Dial the -extension number to which the

KX-T61650 or KX-T30850 is connected.
Example:

When dialing 20, the LCD will show
‘20:FEATURE KEY” and the “FEATURE
KEY” will blink.

4. Press the SELECT button to alternate be­tween FEATURE KEY and FWDIDND
KEY to select the desired mode.

5. Press the MEMORY button.
The LCD will stop blinking.

6. To return to the initial program mode, press
the END button.

7. Repeat steps 1 to 6, to program call

forwardingldo not disturblaccount code but-

ton

of

the other extensions.

Conditions

@You

may

repeat pressing the NEXT button
until the extension number to which the
KX-T61650 or KX-T308.50 is connected is
displayed instead

of

the dialing the extension

number at step 3.

*The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extensio%’

for

displaying the M3l

FWD selection.

Programming Table

See page

6-21.

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3-54

DETAILED FEATURE L

TION FOR EMSS PROPRIETA.RY TELEPl

KX-T61620-

KY-T61650.

-', ---_ - -.- - - - I -~ ~~.. -

IESCRIPTION AND OPERA-

_-_ ----.~ ~_

KX-T3Oi

930,KX-T30820,KX-T 0850)

YONE

KXJ61630,

3'

TO operate this system, after making program changes, set the
(Electronic Modular Switching System) to the SET position.

When the unit is unused, the Liquid Crystal Display will show the month, day and rhe present time.

Using the Handset

LIFTTHE DIALTHE
HANDSET EXTENSION "SP-PHONE"

*Your muy press tllc ICM butroll irlsread

.lCh!t-­@CO -Central Office

NUMBER
(llthrough26) (11 through 26)

Intercom

TALK

HANGUP

of the first

System

Hands-free

SP-PHONE bulton.

Program Switch located on the KX-T61610

PRESS

DIALTHE
EXTENSION
NUMBER

TALK

PRESS
3P-PHONE-

Description

Srarrfon IO starioll dialing withill rhe KX-T61610
system.

Operation

Using the handset

1. Lift fhe handset.

2. Dial the extension number (11 through 26).

3.

Srarr talking

4.

Hang up upon completiorz
tion.

Hands-free

1. Press the SP-PHONE or ICM burton.

2. Dial the extension number (11 through 26).

3. Starr ralkirlg

4:Press- the SP-PHONE button again after

completion

of

the conversation.

of

the conversa-

Conditions

*When a called

KX-T30830 equipped with an LCD, the

extension number

displayed on the LCD

0 The extension number

be displayed on the LCD
KX- T30830.

0 The ICM indicator will be lit green while using

the unit.

o The KX-T616iO or KX-T3OS50 will not

tion

for

hands-free mode.

party has

of

the calling party will be

the KX-T616301

of the

of

called party.

the culling party will

of

the KY-T616301

fmc-

LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

WXY

-9..

cl

DIAL"9"

WAITFORTHE C.O.

DIALTONE

H Individual Line Access

Using the Handset

I

LIFTTHE

HANDSET

I

PRESS

"CO"

WAITFORTHE

C.O. DIALTONE

DIALTHEPHONE
NUMBER

TALK HANGUPOR

PRESS "SP-PHONE"

Description

Each extension can auromatically select an idle

CO (Central Office) line within the
KX-T61610.

Operation

1. Lift rhe handset or press the SP-PH d
burton.

2. Dial (9).

Dial tone from CO (Central Office) will be
heard.

l

The CO indicator will -be lit green at yout

extension and lit red at other extensions.

3. Dial the phone nutnber.

4.

Starr talking.

5. Hang up or press the SP-PHONE button
upon corizpletion of the conversalion.

Conditions

q The 9 dialed, will be displayed on the LCD

of the KX-T6163O/KX-T30830 and you will
hear -following.

*Dial tone from the CO: indicates that the CO

line is captured.

@Busy tone: indicates that the six CO lines are

busy.

l

Reorder tone: indicares that lhe exrettsion is

denied access to an outside

bE

DIALTHEPHONE

TALK

HANGUP

Hands-free

PRESS

“CO”

TALK

WAITFORTHE DIALTHEPHONE

C.O. DIALTONE

PRESS

"SP-PHONE"

NUMBER

Description

AtI?

of the 6 CO’s may be directly selected.

Operation

Using Ihe handset

I. Lift the handset.

2. Press rke CO buttotl.
Dial totie from CO will be heard.

3. Dial the phone nutnber.

4. Start talking.

5. Hang up.

Hands-free

1.

Press rhe CO button.
Dial tone from CO will be heard.

2. Dial the phone number.

-’ 3. Start talking.

4. Press rhe SP-PHONE button.

l

The phone number dialed will be dispjayed

LCD of the KX-T61630lKX-T30830.

.You can not use rhe CO button whose indicator

is lit (red) as this CO line is use.

@The KX-T61650 or KX-T30850 will not funcrior

for hands-free mode.

i

on

the

4-2

q Individual Line Access

m. pJ

LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS NUMBER

"SP-PHONE" (1 through 6)

DIALTONE

Description

Any of the 6 CO lines may be selected by dial
access.

Operation

1.

Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE
butron.

’ 2. Dial (8) and the CO number (I through 6).

Dial tone from the CO (Central Office) will
be heard.

3.

Dial the phone number.

4.

Start ralking.

5. Hang up or press the SP-PHONE bulfotl.

Conditions

0 The phone number dialed will be displayed on

the LCD of the KX-T6163O/KX-T30830.

0 Individual line access codes

Dial 81 for CO I
Dial 82 for CO 2

Dial 83 for CO 3
Dial 84 for CO 4
Dial 8.5 for CO 5
Dial 86 for CO 6

DlAl "8" DIALTHECO

NUMBER

OR PRESS
"SP-PHONE"

LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

L

PRESS

"AUTO"

DIAL THESPEED
ACCESSCODE

(OOthrough99)

Description

There are 100 memory locations of system speed

dialing available.

Operation

1. Lift the handset or press [he SP-PHONE
burron.

2. Press the AUTO button.

3. Dial the speed access code.

sl You may press the CO butIon to select rhe

CO line directly after lifting the handser or

press the SP-PHONE button.

Condition

*The dialed number will be displayed on the

LCD of the KX-T6163O/KX-T30830.

oContinuous use of speed dialing is possible.

ex. [AUTO] (01 [O] [AUTO] [O] [ll

Chaining together two or more memory loca-

tions.

l

Combinations of speed dialing, one touch

dialing and manual dialing is possible.

El Each extension can access a new CO line

withoztt hanging up.

While having B conversation,

PRESS

ANOTHER-CO"

*The original conversation will be terminated

and a

new

CO line will be accessed.

Programming

l

Be sure the handset is in the cradle and the SP-PHONE or MONITOR button is OFF.

*Set the MEMORY switch of the KX-T61630, KX-T61620, KX-T61650, KX-T30830, KX-T30820 or

KX-T30850 to “PROGRAM”.

q Storage

"PROGRAMMABLE
FEATURE"

PHONE
NUMBER

'-MEMORY"

@You may dial 81 through 86 instead of 9.

9 . . . . . . . . Each extension can automati-

cally select an idle CO line.

81 through 86. Each extension can select a

designated CO line.

19 or 81 through 86 must be dialed for storage. 1

W To Correct an Error while Pro~rammitq

bAfter pressing the CLEAR f,

TRANSFER

button, reprogram the car- I
rect number.

El

PRESS
"CLEAR(TRANSFER)"
INSTEADOF

"MEMORY"

oThe TRANSFER button is

used as the CLEAR button.

II To Change a Stored Number

Repeat “Storage” above.

w To Erase after Programming

"PROGRAMMABLE
FEATURE" (TRANSFER)"

"CLEAR

"MEMORY"

eThe TRANSFER button is used as the CLEAR

button.

After programming all the numbers, return

the MEMORY switch‘to the “SET’ position.

Dialing

1 1

LIFTTHE HANDSET
ORPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

q You may press the CO button to select the

CO line directly after lifting the handset ot

press the SP-PHONE button.

"PRESS

PROGRAMMABLE

FEATURE"

1

S To Conjirm a Stored Number
Repeat programming the same number into the

same station.

When the MEMORY button is pressed, a beep will
be heard.

*two beeps . . . . . . . storage is correct

*onebeep . . . . . . storage is incorrect

Repeat the procedure of pro­gramming.

I

4-4

Description

There are 12 memory locations for automatic

dialing available. Up to 32 digits can be srored

into each of the 12 tnetnory locarions. Pushing
[he “*Jc”, “#O, “-3s)

“FLASH” or “PAUSE”

button counrs as I digit.

l

For your convenience, program pri\*are phone
numbers into the KX-T61630, KX-T61620,

KX- T61650, KX- T30830, KX- T30820 or
KX-T308JO.

Programming

Be sure rhe handset is in [he cradle and rhe
SP-PHONE or MONITOR button is OFF.

1. Set the MEMORY switch to “PROGRAM”.
“PROGRAM MODE” will be displayed.

2. Press a programtnabie feafllre button.
The LCD will show “MOI: IVOTSTORED”

when nothing is stored in the programmable

feature button “01”.

When automatic line access nutnber 9 and the

phone number 123-4.56-7890 has been stored,

“11101: -123-456-7890” will be displayed.

3. Enter [he line access nunlbtr.
9: automatic line access tti~tnbcr

81: line access number of CO I
82: line access tlumber of CO 2
S3: line access nrlmber of CO 3

84: line access number of CO 4
85: line access number of CO 5
86: line access number of CO

4. Enter rhe phone number.

l

You may etirer putic~1rrrtiotl.s drlring N
phone number.
The SNR button is used as the “-” button.

l

To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEAR

buuon.
The TRANSFER button is used as the

CLEAR burton.

5. Press the MEMORY blrtrott.
The MEMORY indicator will be iir.

6. Repear steps 2 lo 5, to program on orhet
programmable fearfrrre buttons.

7. After programming all Ihe numbers, return

the MEMORY swirch to rhe “SET” position.

The MEMORY indicator will go out.

6

Dialing

1. Lift rhe handset or press rhe SP-PHONE
butron.

2. Press a programmable feature burton.

~You may press the CO burton to select the

CO line direcriy after lifting rhe handset ot

press the SP-PHONE button.

Conditions

aUse the ” 0 “, or ” a ” button for scrolling

the display from side to side.

l

The dialed phone number will be displa-ved on

the LCD of the KX-T61630/KX-T30830.

l

The combinations of speed dialing. one-touch

dialing and manual dialing is possible.

eThe line access number (9 or 81 through 86)

should be stored.

l

Continuous use of tine rouch dialing is possi­ble.

Example:

Wll WI

In this case, programmable feature brrrton

“02” should not include the line access

number.

l

When dialing, the pause is aulomatically
entered after line access number (9 or 81

rhrough 86).

*Features that can be accessed by using the

dialing button
memory.

Refer to “One Touch Access for System
Fearures” page 4-23.

Examples:

Automatic line access number 9 and phone
nurnber 123-4567 into the programmable fea­ture button “01”.

Progranitning

Set the MEMORY switch to “PRO-

GRAM” position.
[Ol] [9] [123-45671 [MEMORY]

Return the MEMORY switch to “SET’

position.

Dialing

Lift the handset.

Dial [Ol]

l

You may. press the CO button fo
line directly after lifting the handset.

01~0

can be programmed into

--

select

the CO

4-5

Calling doorphone 1

Description

A disbrzcbve dial tone will be heard from he
hnrldset if rhe esrmsion user has prel~iously

acfivared a special fearure.

LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS

.'SP-PHONE"

Calling

I

I

LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

door-phone 2

DlAL"31" WAITFORTHE

DlAL"32" WAITFORTHE

CONFIRMATION
TONEAND
THENTALK.

CONFlRMAllON
TONEAND
THENTALK

Description

Up to two doorphones (KX-T30865) call be

connected to the KX-T61610.

Operation

Dialiq fo rhe doorphoties

1. Lifr rhe handser or press rhe SP-PHONE
burrou.

2. Dial 131) for calling doorphoile 1.
Dial (32) for calling doorphone 2..

“DOOR I” or “DOOR 2” will be displayed.

Operation

None

Conditions

There are two types of dial tones.

Dial lolIe I: ordirlary dial tone

I

I

Dial Iolle 2: ,c,hcn any of the following fea-

I I

WBR

/L-----J

I set

I I I

tlo’es is activared:

Do tlot Disturb.
Dial Call PickLrp Deny

Call Forwarding.
Dam Line Security.

Background Music

I

I I

I

I

3. Wait for the confirmation tone and then start
talking.

4. Haq up or press rhe SP-PHONE button

ripor completion of /he cotiversation.

Conditions

l

The features, for imtance, hold, tramfer and

so otl, cati not be activated by the doorphone.

4-A

Setting

&or outssrde (trunk) calls

. .

-

WL”n honr.irin n

r0rc1lLfor ca,nIJ-ot~

.,I..

HEARABUSY

TONE

For inierc&n calls

EXTENSION
NUMBER

(11 through 26)

-- __.

HEARABUSY

TONE

If rile itlrercotn extensiotr or olrtside line you
hnve dic~lecl is busy, y0l.i will be uutotnaricnlly
called buck whet! the estensiotl or the outside

line beconIes free llsitlg this futicriotl.

This feuiire is ciiso kilorvti ns uitnp-011.

Qpemtion

Setting

1. Lift rhe hntidset or press the SP-PHONE
buttotl.

CONFIRMATIONS
TONE OFZBEEPS

WILLBE HEARD "SP-PHONE"

CO:NFlRMATlON
TONE OFZBEEPS

WILLBEHEARD "SP-PHONE"

HANGUPOR

PRESS

PRESS

-__I

Conditions

e Liftitlg the hculdset (or pressitlg tile SP-

PHONE button) dltritlg the cramp-on tnode

will cause the cflmp-otl feature to be cat~cellecl.

eAtr estetlsiom muy be the recipient of more

thrltl one cdl back busy, the call backs will be
executed in the order of their nrrivd.

@If o call buck is not rcns\vered nt the originatitlg

es;etlsion tvithitl IO secotzcls, the call buck will
be catlcelled.

LIFTTHE HANDSET YOUWILL
DRPRESS IiEARTHECO
"SP-PHDNE"

Whet7 i17

terc0171 C(llh

LITTTHEHANDSET YDUWILLHEARTHE
ORPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

DIALTONE

RING BACKTONE

--

2. For intercom calls, dial tlie extensiotl tzrrtn­ber.

For olttside cnlls, press the CO button.

3..Dial .(6) crfier a busy tone is heard.

4. Wait for the cotIJirt7iatioti tone.
“CAMP ON CO” or “CAMP ON EXT”
will be displayed.

5. f-lang__L.? or press the SP-PHONE buttori.

Whet1 %eariYly a recall for camp-on;

Lift rhe liatldset or press the SP-PHONE

buttoil.

e When using an intercom call, you will

hear the iing back totle.

er?Yhen using an outside call, you will

hear the CQ dial tone.

Recall for camp-on

- L

4-7

--

DIALTHE
EXTENSION
NUMGER

YOUWILL OIAL "1"
HEARABUSY
TONE AN ANSWER

ANDWALTFOR

Descriptior2

If rhe estemiot7 you hnvi: dialed is busy. yorr calf
irlfortn that exretrsion [hat morher itrtercottl
is waiting by three beeps.

For use of [his feature, the other extension is
requited to be set for this feature beforehand in
the KX-T61610.

Operation

1. Lifr the hcitlclset or pwss the
b11ttot1.

2. Dial the extension nutnber.

3. When you will hear a busy lotze, dial (1)
and wait for m mswer.

SP-PHO/~E

Conditions

0 To answer your signal, see “Call Waiting”

page 4-l 6.

*If the other party is usitq data equipment, you

may not be able to use this feature.

“If b busy lone is heard ufter dialing 1, it

indicates that &e other party has not beet1 ser
with this feature.

cali

011

LIFiTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS

"SP-PHONE"

PRESS
"LNR"

Description

The last photle tlilttiber dialed 011 atz outgoing

call (CO line) cat1 be redialetl.

Opercrtion

2. Lift [he hadset or press the SP-PHONE
burrott.

2. Press the LJJR buttotl.

eYou may press the CO brltrotz to select the CO

line directly lifter lifting the hatdset or press.

::

. .

the SP-PHONE or MONITOR button.

Conditions

*Up to 32 digits ccttl be siorcd utzcl redialed.

Plid7itig rlie “W’ “#” Or “PA USE” blllfotl

C011tlt.s

0s I digit.

iz+ Whet2 cullitlg or while itz the cotlversalion

ttlotle, pressitlg [he LNR buttotz will cause the
medial to operfice after about 3 secotids.

5

\

_,’

--

- L

4-8

Setting

TO

cancel ,

L.I

LIFT THE
HANDSET

PRESS
“SP-PHONE”

OperatiolYz

,.

,Lift rhe hnttdser or press llze SP-PHONE

brluotl.

@?Vhen he “‘Autotnntic At7swering Selecrion”

fetrhrre has been selected lo the L’mcirluc~l”

mode in the KX-T6.1610 nttd an orltsicle call is
received, ‘you tnwf lift the handset and rhen

press the CO button whose indicator is

flashing (red color) quickly.

* Wlzetl receiving cite itzlercom cdl, yore mny

press rhe ICM button whose indicator is
fhhing quickly nnrl talk. (.Hcttlds-free mode)

@When receiving nn outside call, you may press

the CO button whose indicator is f&a&zing red
quickly and talk. (Hcmds-free mode)

“If nny incoming calls from the Central Office

ore received nt Ihe snme time except preferred

C.0 line, you must lift the handset and then

press the ‘CO butlon whose indicator is

flushing (red color) quickly.

PRESS “AIJTO ANS”
(INDICATOR WILL (INDICATOR WILL
BE LIT)

f’RESS “AUTO ANS”

GO OUT)

Description

Allows extension user I0 cmswer 1117 ititercom

call in the au~omnlic hntlds-free mode rvitliollr
iirly operaiion when receiving ~112 itilerconi call.

1. For settitrg, press the AUTO AN.7 butt&n.
The AUTO ANS indicator will be lit.

2. Fbr ctrncelitrGotl, pres.r tile A UT0 ANS
bllrton ngnin.

The AUTO A NS indicetor will go oL[t.

Description

e?-his feature is required to be set bejorelratlcl

while the unit is not in use.

Q The KX-TG16.50 or KX-T30550 tvill not furic-

riots for Automntic Atuwer.

.

Co,nditions

“If CL cnll reaches tfzrough the CO line to which

the CO&e number is not assigned, the ICM
indicntor
cnn be received by pressing the ICM or ,the

SP-PHONE butron or lifting rhe handser.

wiil

flash quickly. And the CO call

.

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4-9

LIFT THE HANDSET
ORPRESS
“SP-PHONE”

DIAL "40"

LIFF THE HANDSET

OH PRESS

“SP-PHONE”

DIAL “4”

OIALTHE RINGING
EXTENSION

NUMBER
(11 through 26)

Description

Operation

,:- -

‘Lb

is

Conditions ,’

An exrension user cm mswer ally ritlgrtlg
esiension within their O~II pickup group.

1. Lift rhe hflndsel or press Ihe SP-PHONE
bulton.

2. Did (40) cd wait for the confirmation tone.

3. Start talking.

Q Dial Call Pickrip will work for incortlillg cnlls

(intercom, ourside and doorphone) bllr \vi/l

not w0rk for ccirnp-on recall and hold recall.

@If a ringing exterzsion is oulsicle the pickup

group or is in rhe dial call pickup denied

iTlOde,

then 0 reorder tone will be heard,

through the use of this feature.

6, ReIer to “Dial Call Pickup Group Assigtrmetrr

on page 3-33.

Descriptio 11

An estemioti ,tln), atmver (111 itlconliq call flm~

is ringitlg

the picklrp

at

mother e.vtcs/rsiotl regardless of

group.

Operation

1. Lifi the hntldsct or pwss the

brrrtot1.

2.

Dial

(4) c7rrrl hen rile fstclrsioti Il[t&er (I [

dlroligh 26) (it wliicll 1~11 is t-ijlgitlg.

3.

Wait

for

cotlfirttici~io~l totle aud then stnrt

talking.

SPyP/lIOtVE :

Conditions

.

Qlr is possible

fl.rsigtled pickup grorrp.

QDirecteti Grill Pickup co11 i~se with Illc present

ctrll placed

Ex&ple:

Mr Broll:1l’s esktisiotr tlrr,~fber
He is ti01t’ alit of the ofjice.

Mark r-ecei1,e.s the ~011 i,l.src~nd
with rhe telephone on his desk (exteruiotl 15).

f0 CitlSI~‘C’t’ Cii11.S

011

hold.

oul.ride yoiil

is 16.

of Mr.

J

Bro\vtl

SDirrl Call Pickup cm use with the present call

placec! on hold.

--

To retrieve a parked call at any extension

--

2:.

LIFT THE
HANDSET
OR PRESS
“SP-PHONE”

--

Description

Allo~vs any estensiotz user to retrieve a call

(intercom or outside) on hold at any extetuiotz.

Operation

Whet1 atI intercom or outside call is otz hold.

1. Lift rite handset or press the SP-PHONE
button at atly estettsion.

2. Dial (5) atld rhe esretuiotl number of the

phone oti which rhe cnll is placed 011 hold.
(Connecrion is tlow tnade with the party
lvas on holcl.)

3.

Wait for the cot+w7c~tion tot!e and then start
talking.

who

DIAL “5”

DIAL PARKED
EXTENSION
NUMBER

---

Exatnple:

Mark is ralkitzg’with extensiotz 15 0t1 his desk,
and theta moves to atlother rootn placing the call
on hold.

He resumes the conversatiotl using anolher

estensioti.

Press the

kmg r1p Nllci

HOLD biiliotr.

tl1en go

Even when several outside calls areplaced on

hold sitnultaneously, you can retrieve the

desired outside call from another extension as

following.

I. Dial (53).

2. Dial the CO aumber. (1 through 6).

Conditions

@Call park retrieving is possible regardless of

the handset position of the phone which has
placed t!je call on hold.

@If rhe exretlsiotl thar

call park has several calls on hold, ottly the
last call ot1 hold will be retrieved.

- ._

JJOL~

want to retrieve the

and the

exremiotl

-.

To answer c1 doorphone

Description

A differetlr ritlgitig pnttern is rmd to distitiglrish
intercom cdls from itzcotnitlg outside cdls.

Operation

-.

.

LIFT THE
HANDSET “SP-PHONE”

PRESS

Operation

L.ift lhe hmdset or press rhe SP-PHONE

Conditions

*If culls from cloorphotzes clre tlot nrmverecl

lvithitz I5 secotlds, the ccllls

@Ring jt-otn doorphone.

Ccich exretisiotl lrcts IO be progmmtned fot

recei\+ng from doorphoties. See “Programtn­nble Doorphotle” otz pctge 3-32.

dl

be ccmcellcd.

fi

Notie

Conditions

A~itonlotic ritlg back for the canlp

will ritlg dijreretltly from the ritlgitlg OH ititer-

coin,

outside, md doorphot~e cczl1.r.

Incottling outside calls (itzcluding ourside hold

recall)

Itlrercotn crtlls (itlcl~rcliq itzlercotn hold recall)

Doorphotle calls

on

feature

4-12

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To place a call on

hold:

To retrieve:

(Outside calls on hold)

ealt the holding extension

(Intercom call on hold)

@at the holding extension

PRESS

uescrlptlon

. . .

,P .I r

1J you wispy to leave yottr phone rtnattet7ded bril

CONFIRMATION
TONE OF'2
BEEPSWILL
BEHEARO

@from atrother exrerisiotz

wanf the caller you are itr conversalion with to
wait, call hold may be used. Outside or inter-

com calls may be placed on hold.

Calls on hold can be released by other exten-

;.

sions.

Operation

1.

Y

011

are in conversation with at1 outside

or internal party.

2. Press the HOLD burrott.
The indicator of CO or ICM button lvhich is

on hold will flash slowly (green color).

The confirmarion tone of 2 beeps will be

J1eai.d.

To Retrieve af tJle holding extension,

press the CO or ICM button @lashing green).

The indicator light will return to a steady

green.

To Retrieve fro,, artorller extension,

press -the

CO bullon (&hit& red).

or

dial (5) and then the extension (11 through

26) or CO (81 through 86) number of the

phone on which the call. was place2 on

hbld. - -

PI LABI

----AB=ll tkrotcgh 26 (extension)
yB=RI tlzrough 86 (CO)

a,The green flashing indicator aI the ‘held

extension will mm to red.

eRefer to “Call Park Retrieve” on page 4-11.

PRESS"C0"

PRESS"C0"

4-13

I

PRESS
"KM"

efronz another extension

OlAL"5"

Conditiorzs

*An Intercorn hold can be activated on one

extension only.

@An Outside call hold can be activated on six

CO’S.

.If‘a

call is on hold for
hold t& retninder will be sounded and the
call will be terminated automatically.

A hold time reminder is sounded #trough the
built-it1 speaker of the extension.

~Calls on hold will be recalled ei(her after

30 seconds, 1 minule, I rtiinufe and
30 seconds or 2 rtlitlutes, once handset is

replaced (or the SP-PHONE buttot is

pressed).

If hold recall time is sef to “DISABLE”, if wiil
not be recalled.
Refer to “Hold Recall Time Ser” on page 3-46.

0 The hold rime reminder is activated, even if rhe

hold recall rime ser is proiratntned to “DIS-

ABLE”.

@When lifting the handset (or press the SP-

PHONE button) :

before recal1ing.d. dial tone will be heard ‘-?Ti

while recalling... Only the first call. on hold

more that7

with the call on hold.

~-You tnay - dial anotJ7er

phone number.

will be released and etltered

into rhe cotiversnlion mode.

DIALTHE HOLOING
EXTENSION
NUMBER

30

- L

mitiutes, a

-I

-*

1 J

--

To place a call on exclusive hold:

To retrieve:

(Outside calls on hold)

(Intercom call on hold)

:t i

‘8
i,

‘!

.i

ii

-

-

1

Description

An intercom or outside call placed on exclusive

hold can not be released by any extension other
than the phofle which has placed the call on
hold.

,.*

i 2 Operation

‘-

1. You are in conversation with an outside or
internal party.

2. Press the HOLD buttor!.
The indicator of CO or ICM bllttorz which is
on hold will flash slowly (greeti color).

A confirmation torte of 2 beeps will be heard.

3. Press the HOLD button, again.
?;he indicator will flash in groups of 2 (green
color).

4.

To retrieve, press the ICM button or the CO

button whose indicator is flashing in groups

of 2 (green coLor).

The indicator on the ICM or CO button will
return to a steady green.

PRESS

"HOLD"

PRESS

AGAIN

.:.

PRESS
“CO”

PRESS
"KM"

Conditions

@An Intercom hold can be activated on one

extension only.

@Air Outside call hold can be activated on six

CO’S.

@If

a call is on hold jor more thall 30 minutes, a
hold tinle reminder will be sounded, and the
call will be terminated automatically.
A hold time reminder is sounded through the
built-in speaker of the extension.

.:.;

eCa1l.r otz hold will be recalled either after

30 seconds, I rniriilte, I niirlute
30 secorlds or 2 minutes, once handset is

replaced (or the SP-PHONE button is
pressed). If hold recall time set is set to

“DISABLE”, will not be recalled. Refer to
“Hold Recall Time Set” on page 3-46.

0 The hold time reminder is activated, even

hold recall time set is’ programmed to “DIS­ABLE”.

*When lifting the handset (or press the SP-

PHONE button) :

before recalliq....A dial tone will be heard

with the call on hold.
You mny dial another

phone number.

while recalling.. . OPlqiihe first call .on hold

wilM$?“released and entered
into the conversation mode.

.

Lid

if

.J

the

PRESS
“CONF”

DIAL
2N0 PARTY
NUMBER’

CONSULT WITH
THE 2N0 PARTY

PRESS

“CONF”

DescriptiOn

Allolvs fo; rip to a three party conference,

(~-olttsidell-irisitle) (I-outside/2-inside) or (3­inside).

Opeiyation

1. Press the CONF button, to place the first

. party on hold.

2. Dial the number of the second party.

If

second party does not answer, press the

CO button of the outside party concerned, or

the ICM button to return to the first party.

3. Press the CONF button.
A conJirmation tone will be heard.
3 pflrty confesence is now established.

“CONF” will be displayed.

@You may press the HOLD button instead of

the first CONF button.

To ten&ate one caller and talk to the other caller.

elf bdth the confereflce parties are on the

outside:
Press the CO buttotl to talk to the desired

party.

elf both the conference parties are on the

extension:
Press the ICM button.

You will be connected to the first participant.

“If

the conference parties are 0); the outside and

extension:

To talk to the outside party, press the CO
button.

To talk to the extension partyS press the ICM
button.

To leave the other two parties on hold at the same
time.

Press the HOLD button.

eon case the other two parties are

011

the
extension, the other two parties can not be left
on hold.

-

To terminate conference

Replace the handset or press the SP-PHONE

Conditions .

oPre.~sing a CO blrtton b\:hich is

e/ice, ~lllorvs you I0 esir from tile co~ijkreiice

01.11

Of

buttoil. mci 10 access an outside party and the

eThe other two parties will be directly con-

n-g&d together and can converse with each

-other’. -(Intercom calls and intercom to outside
are OK, outside to outside is not possible.)

parties to be connected together.
If [/le ot/7ep+urfirs tire ourside
c!isconnecteq&.& “’

OIICS. Illi’)’ ClLL.‘-;

i i

If r/le orlier phrrics tire 011 the o~rtsitlc (lllcl
esreiisiori, Iliej~ are

c0trileCId.

~Pressirrg the ICM brlttotl :/‘)r corl,ferellce,

a(/o~.s yore to exit from the co~lferCIl(.C (lrlti to

access an intercom.

n 1c

- L

COll/k'l.-

0d1el

j,;

-

-

To terminate the original call and talk to the new caller.

-

WILL HEAR A
CALL WAITING
TONE

PRESS “CO” OR “ICM”
WHOSE INDICATOR
IS FLASHING
CIUICKLY

TALK

To place the original call on hold and talk to the new caller.

elf both original call and new call are intercom calls:

(The ICM indicator will change lighting intoflashing quickly when new call reaches.)

WILL HEAR A PRESS
CALL WAITING
TONE WH!LE THE

“HOLD”

CONSULT WITH
THE NEW CALLER TERMINATE THE

ORIGINAL CALL IS
ON HOLD

PRESS “ICM” TO
2ND CALL AND TO

RETURN TO THE
ORIGINAL CALL

*If original call is CO call, and new call is CO call or intercom call:

or

If

original call is intercom call and new call is CO ca’ll:

WILL HEAR A
CALL WAITING
TONE

PRESS
“HOLD”

PRESS “CO” OR “SM”
WHOSE INDICATOR‘
IS FLASHING
OUICKLY

ON HOLD

I

PRESS “CO” or”lCM” WHOSE
INOICATOR IS FLASHING SLOWLY TO
TERMINATE THE 2ND CALLAND TO
RETURN TO THE ORIGINAL CALL

I

Description

Call-waiiing tone during a conversation indi-

cates there is a new incoming CO line call or

Intercom call.
This feature is required to be set beforehand in
the KX-T61610.
For programming, see page 3-28.

Operation

To ierminate the original chll and talk tq the new
caller.

1. You will hear a call waiting tone (3 beeps).

2. Press the CO or ICM button whose indicator

is flashing quickly. The original call is now

terminated.

3.

Start f&king.

To place-the ariginal call on hold and talk to’ the.
new caller.

“If both original call and new call are intercom

tails:

(Th‘e ICM indicator will chpnge lighting into’

flashing quickly when new call reaches.)

1.

2. Press the HOLD button for placing a con-

_. _._

You will hear a call waiting tone (3 beeps).
versation on hold.

4-16

3. Consult with the new caller.

4. Press the ICM button to terminate the second
call and to return to the original call.

@If

original call is CO call, and new call is CO

call ‘or intercom call:
or

If

original call is intercom call and new call is

co call:

1. You will hear. a call waiting tone.

2. Press the HOLD button for placing a
‘conversation on hold. .

3. Press the CO or ICM button whose indicator
is f7ashing quickly.

4.

Consult with the new caller.

5. Press the CO or ICM button whose indicator
is flashing slow&&-terminate the.second call
and to return t?-&e original call.

Conditions ’

e/f

a call waiting tone is heard and the CO ot

ICM indicator does not flash, this tone
indicates a “call waiting tone by special

company service.

In this case, see

“Call Waiting-Outside

Line” on page 4-24. - -

_

To transfer after other extension answers To transfer without announcing the other extension

PRESS
“TRANSFER”

DIALTHE
EXTENSION

NUMBER

ANNOUNCE
AND WAIT

FOR AN
AljSWER

To Retrieve the Call

if

the other extension did not receive the transferred call within 30 seconds after the call has been

transferred,

the

call will return to ~0~1. In this case:

Description

Outside or intercom &lIs may be transferred to
any extension manually.

Operation

1. YOLL are engagecl in a call (outside or
intercom).

2. Press the TRANSFER button.

3. Dial number of extension (11 through 26) to
which the call is transferred.

4.

For, Unscreened call transfer, replace the

handset or press the SP-PHONE button.
For Screened call transfer, wait for neb3 party
to answer and announce call, then replace
the handset or press the SP-PHONE button.

To retrieve the Call

If the,.o.tJer extension did not receive- the
transferred-call within 30 seconds after the call
has been transferred, the call will return to you,
In this case:

Press the CO or ICM button whose indicator is

flashing slowly or lift the handset.

HANG UP OR
PRESS

“SP-PHONE”

LIFTTHE HANDSET

OR PRESS

“SP-PHONE”

TO change the party to whotn a call is transferred
before hanging up

Conditions

PRESS
“TRANSFER”

DIAL THE
EXTENSION
NUMBER

HANG UP OR
PRESS
“SP-PHONE”

Press the CO or ICM button whose indicator is

flashing slowly to retrieve the call, then repeat

the procedure of Call Transfer.

8 Upon recall to the transferring exlension, if

call is not answered in 30 minutes it ,will be
terminated.

/

8 When busy, you may access the other exten-

sion by dialing 1. a
Also you may return to the calling -party by
pressing the CO or ICM button whose indica-

tor is flashing slowly (green color).

oThe time that thea.! returns to yowl when the. =?<

transferred call is not,.yeceived can be changed

y .“i

30 se.conds into ‘2Y~, minutes.

For changing, see page 3-53.

. .

“F

A 7-7

- -

PRESS “HOLD”
TO PLACE 1 ST
PARTY ON
HOLD

DIAL 2ND

PARTY

CONSULT WITH
THE 2ND PARTY

PRESS “HOLD”
TO PLACE THE
2NO PARTY ON

HOLD

PRESS “CO” OR “ICM”

WHOSE INDICATOR

iS.FLASHlNG SLOWLY

CONSULT WITH
THE 1 ST PARTY

,, Descriution

-:)

-.

Allotvs an extension user to alternate between a

CO party and an Intercom party.

Operation

1. Press the HOLD button to place the first
party on hold.

2.

Dial the second party.

3.

Consult with the second party.

4. Press the HOLD button to place the second
pariy on hold.

5. Press the CO dr ICM button whose indica­tor is flashing slowly.

PRESS “HOLD”

TO PLACE THE

1 ST PARTY ON
HOLD

PRESS “KM” OR “CO”
WHOSE INDICATOR IS
FLASHING SLOWLY

;:,

CONSULT WITH

THE 2NO PARTY

8.

Press the ICM or CO button whose indica­tor is flashing slowly.

9. Consult with the second party.

::

10. Repeat step 4 to 9.

Conditions

eTo release the call splitting mode, press the

CO or ICM button without pressing the

HOLD button.

Conversation will be terminated and call OH

hold will be returned to conversation.

.

6. Consult with the first party.
7’. Press-the-HOLD button to place the first

party on LoId.

.

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A 70

To access

. . :

Description

Operation

PRESS
"HOLD"T0
PLACE
1STPARTY
ONHOLD

.PRESS

"HOLD"T0

PLACE
ZNDPARTY
ONHOLD

L-cc&d T--i

2N0

PARTY ZNDPARTY

CONSULT
WITHTHE

1STPARTY

CONSULT'.
WliHTHE

PRESS
"HOLD"T0
PLACE
ISTPARTY

ONHOLO

Allows an extension user to alternate between
two intercom parties.

1. Press the HOLD button to pince the fir.rt
party on hold.

2. Dial the second party,

3. Consrtlt with the second pnrty.

LIFTTHEHANDSET
dRPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

PAGE

DIAL

WAITFORAN
ANSWER
ANOTALK

El Page will be heard

only from the built-in

speuker of KX-T61630,

KX- T61620, KX- T61650,
KX- T30830, KX-T30820
or KX-T30850.

Description

Allows paging to ail extensions.

CONFIRMATION
TONEOFI BEEP
WILLBEHEARO

4.. Press the HOLD button to place the second
party on hold.

5. Consult with the first party.

6.

Press the HOLD button to place the first

party on hold.

7. Repeat step 3 to 6.

Conditions

~To release the call spIittjng”mocle, press the

ICM button instead of the HOLD button.

Conversation will be terminnted and call on

hold will be returned to conversation.

Operation

To access paging;

I. Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE

button.

2. Dial (34)

~117~1

tvait for confirmation tone

(one beep).

“PAGING (ALL)” will be displayed.

.

3.

Start pnging.

4.

Wait for an answer and talk.

%

Conditions 7 ,,.

aWhen an e,&nsion is in use, that extension z

cannot gain access to paging.

0 When any extension is using the paging (a!1

extensions, group or external), you

access to

paging.

--

camot

-.-L--;

-”

.I:

0 access

ror pickup group 1

‘0 access

LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS

"SP-PHONE"

PAGE

DIAL "35"

WAITFORAN
ANSWER
ANDTALK

For pickup group 2:

At step 2 above, .d,ial36 instead of 35.

For pickup group 3:

At step 2 above, dial 37 instead of 3.5.

For pickup group 4:

A f step 2 above, dial 35 instead of 35.

@ Page will be heard onl})

from the built-in speaker

of KX-T61630,

KX-T61620, KX-T61650,
KX-T30830, KX-T30820
or KX-T30850.

Description

Allows paging to one of four groups.

Operution

To access paging;

1.

Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE
button.

2. Dial (35) for paging the pickup group 1.
Dial (36) for paging rhe pickup group 2.
Dial (37) for paging the pickup group 3.
Dial (38) for paging the pickup group 4.
OThe confirmation tone (one beep) will be

heard. -

e”PAGING (GRP l)“, “PAGING (GRP

“PAGiNG (GRP 3)” or “PAGING

4”,

(GRP 4)” will be displayed.

CONFIRMATION

TONE

LlFT'iHEHANOSET
ORPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

PAGE WAITFORCONFIRMATION

DlAL"33"

TONEANDTALK

CONFIRMATION

TONE

f&i kage will be heard

from exrernal paging

equipmerft.

Description

Allows access to external paging equipmenr.

Operation

To access external paging;

1.

Lift rhe handset or press the S/‘-PHONE
button.

2. Dial (33) and wail for confirmation tone (one
beep}.

“EXTERNAL PAGING” will be displayed.

3. Start paging.
When the page is answered, one beep will be
heard. Start talking.

Conditions

;If external paging access tone is set

ABLE”, confirmation tone will not be heard

after accesshg the external paging.

Refer to “Programmable Exrernal Paging
Access Torte” on page 3-47.

to

“DIS-

3.

Starr paging.

4. Wait fey-hn answer and talk.

Conditions

*When an extension is in use, that ex:tension

cannot gain access lo paging.

*Refer to “Dial Call Pickup Group Assign-

ment” on page 3-33. :

4-20

:

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.

To transfer a call to the paged person

rbbl r---l I

?o answer

j

i _

‘3

i ,...

WHILE HAVING
A CONVERSATtON “TRANSFER”

PAGE

OYou may clial3.5, 36, 37, 35 or 33 instead of

34.

DIAL “34”

WAtT FOR AN
ANSWER

“SP-PHONE”

Operation

To transfer a call to the paged person;

1. You are in conversalion.

2. Press the TRANSFER bluron.

3. Dial (34) for paging all extensions.
Dial (3.5) for paging group 1.
Dial (36) for paging group 2.

Dial (37) for paging group 3.
Dial (38) for pagitzg group 4.

Dial (33) for paging-external.

8 Wait for confirmation tone.

LtFt THE HANDSET
OR PRESS
“SP-PHONE”

TALK

DtAL “43” CONFlRMATtON

TONE

Description

A page from the built-in speaker or external

paging equipment can be answered front atzy

extension.

Operation

To answer paging;

1. Lift rhe handset or press the SP-PHONE
buttotl.

2. Dial (43) and wait for confirmation tone (one
beep).

3. Start talking.

4; Start paging.

5. Wait for an answer.

6. Hang up or press the SP-PHONE button.

4-21

Conditions

aIf a call and CO number has been.paged and

transferred, you may answer by pressing Gie

CO button whose number has been paged and
indicator is flashing slowly (red color), instead
of dialing 43.

. . . ..-

- -

._’

To enable

LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS
"SP-PHONE"

To cancel

DIAL "7511"

REPLACE THE WILLHEAR
HANDSET

ORPRESS

"SP-PHONE"

MUSIC

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LIFTTHEHANDSET
ORPRESS

"SP-PHONE"

DIAL "750~~"

Description

.i Mu& from at7 extertlal source (e.g. radio) .catl

be listetled to on the built-in speaker of the ’
telephone.

Operation

To enable

1. Lift the hatldset or press the SP-PHONE
button.

2.

Dial (751#).

Wait for cotifirmalion totie.

“BGM ON” will be displayed.

3. R&Aace’hcuzdset or press the SP-PHONE
button.

Music will be heard from the speaker.

To cancel

1. Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE
buttou. ‘.---.w _

3EPLACE THE
iANDSET

ORPRESS

"SP-PHONE"

Conditions

8 Whet1 listening to the backgroutzd music, the

music \l-xill be interrupted by itlcomitlg calls,

lifting hatzdset or pressing the SP-PHONE
blltton. After completiotl of the cotlversatiotl

replacitlg the hatzdset back on the cradle or be
p~‘essitlg- of the SP-PHONE
sume the backgroud music.

button,

.

will re-

2. Dial (750#).
Wait for confirmation lone.

“BGM OFF” will be displayed.

3. Place rhe hatldset back ot1 the cradle or press
the SP-PHONE button.

Music will be stopped.

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To enable

Be sure the SP-PHONE indicator is on.

PRESS
“MUTE”

@The. MUTE indicator will flash.

To cancel

PRESS

AGAIN

Description

Use when you do not want your voice to be

heard by the other party.

Operation

To enable

Be sure the SP-PHONE indicator is on.
Press the MUTE button.

oThe MUTE indicator will flash.

To cancel

Press the MUTE button again.

*The MUTE indicator will go out.

Conditions ,.

l

This $eatur& can be activated in speakerphone

mode on-ly.

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To Program

Set the MEMORY switch

of

.KX-T61630, KX-T61620, KX-T61650,

KX-T30830, KX-T30820 or KX-T30850

to “PROGRAM”.
Example:

Paging All Extensions (Dial 34).

PRESS

“PROGRAMMk3LE
FEATURE”

DIAL “34” PRESS

“MEMORY”

After programming 6 Ill ! the system .fea-

lures, return the MEMORY switch tc

“SET”.

To Access

UFTTHEET

OR PRESS
“SF-PHONE”

PRESS

“PROGRAMMAGI

FEATURE”

LE

Description

Features that can be accessed by using the

dialing button also can be programmed into
memory.

(e.g. Paging All Extension-s, Background Music.)

Operation

To Program

Set the MEMORY switch of the. KX-T61630,

KX-T6/620,
KX-T30820 or KX-T30850 to “PRUGR4M”.

Example:

Paging Ali Extensions (Dia[ 34)

1.

Press the PROGRAMMABLE FEA-

TURE button.

2. Dial (34)..

3. Press iF&~EMORY button.

e;System

feaG%

6-5 can be programmed into memory.

After programming all the num,bers, return the

MEMORY switch to “SET”.

To Access

1.

Lift the handset or press the “SP-PHONE”
button.

2. Press the PROGRAMMABLE FEA­TURE button.

KX- T616.50, KX-T30830,.

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described in the table on page 3

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