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.
qf
the unit. You should note the serial number
of
n
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this product may be found on the label affixed to the
foul
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of
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
J-3.2
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
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4-15
4-16
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4-18
4-19
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4-20
4-20
4-21
4-21
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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4-22
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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4-40
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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
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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.
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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.
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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).
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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
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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.
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The Battery life is 3 years.
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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
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‘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
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@ Press “-‘I button.
@ Dial “654”.
@ Press “-“button,
@ Dial “3210”.
Press the MEMORY
button.
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To program the next access code, press the NEXT
button.
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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
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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
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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]
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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
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i
[
1
i
\
i
:
1
1
1 4. Press the CLEAR burton.
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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-
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: :
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
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j Teleph’one number
I
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account code
123-4567 PAUSE PAUSE 9876 201-348-7000 MEMORY END)
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MCI number
: - - - - _, - - - - _ _ _
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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
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PA “il.5 button
Seckty
Telephone code
number
tone mode
3-7
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