PANASONIC KX-TA271 User Guide

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oreword

This manual describes how to use the KX-A271 software package which is used to assist in programming the Digital Super Hybrid Systems (abbreviated to “DSHS” in this manual) KX-TD1232 and KX-TD8 16. The KXA271 enables you to confirm, change, load and save the System Data. It can also diagnose DSHS lines and

cards, and edit files in a floppy disk (FD) or a hard disk (HD) in which the System Data is stored. For However, the Batch files of inapplicable ROM versions can be saved in PC and they am converted to the new version automatically. The converted vtrsion can be loaded into the DSHS of applicable ROM versions.

-7D1232,

this version is applicable to ROM version PO1 IJ and ROM versions from PO1 1N.

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ter

The System ....................................................................................................................... l- 1

System Configuration ...................................................................................................... l- 1

2-6 2-7

ile Configuration ...........................................................................................................

Starting the System

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efore you begin

2-1 2-2 2-3 2-4 2-5

age Qrgankation ........................................................................................................... 2- 1

Flow Chart of the Screens ................................................................................................ 2- 3

Assigning Items.. .............................................................................................................. 2- 4

Function Keys

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Use of F2 (COPY) Kej Help Option-

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Mode Structure.. .............................................................................................................. 2-l 1

perating Flow Chart

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ter

2-9

Menu Tree ........................................................................................................................ 2-14

dial Screen

Initial Screen

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rogramrning

4-1

Main Menu ....................................................................................................................... 4-l

4-2

Line ...................................................................................................................................

1. CO

Line Scrling ........................................................................................................

CO Lint Groups (TRG) ............................................................................................ 4- 6

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4-3 Station . . . ..*.................................................................................................................................

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Station Setting 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2. Station

3. Station Setting 3 ................................................................................................................

4. Station Setting 4

5. Rexible Keys 1 ..................................................................................................................

6. Flexible Keys 2 ..................................................................................................................

7. DSS . . . . . . . . .._........................................................._.......................................-.......................

4-4 System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-..............-.............................

01.

Day

02.

Class of Service .......................................................

03.

Speed Dial .........................................................................................................................

Setting 2

/Night .......................................................................................

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:. ............................... 4-32

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4-12 4-14 4-16 4-18 4-23

4-27 4-31

4-34 4-37

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04.

Absent Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._._.._..

05.

Flexible Numberiw ~~.~.~.~..~.~.~.~...................~......................~................................................

06.

Account Code / Special Carrier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__........_.........._..................................................

07.

Timer . . . . . . .._................. __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._....~..................._..........................................._......_..

08.

09.

4-5 Toll Restriction ........................................................................................................................

Voice Mail . . .._......._............................._............... _........................._..........................__........

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

10.

System Time . . . . . . . . . . . . .._...._........__..................................._............................................_....... 4-53

11.

Version _._..._.._.___ _ . . ..__.____.___ _ _._..___....____ _ .f...__._._._.._............._... _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..__.........._

1. TRS Deny ..........................................................................................................................

2. TRS Exception ..................................................................................................................

4-39 4-41

4-43 4-45

4-48

4-50

4-55 4-57 4-58 4-60

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4-6 ARS (Automatic Route Selection)

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ARS Mode / Time / Modify Data

ARS Routing Plan .___...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._..........................................-..-.......

ARS Leading Digit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4-7 Aux. Ports . . . . . . . . ..I........................................... . . . . . . . . . . . . ..f................

1. Music & Paging

Admin & SMDR & *MODEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

*3.

DISA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._...........................................

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4-8 Additional Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l.................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-..*...

4-9 Caller ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..f.... *f..*...*f.....................

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apter anagernent

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isk File

Management . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~................................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f . . . . . . . . . I.. . . . . . . . . . ..l.....*....**...... 5- 1

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6-1

6-2 System Data Save

6-3 System Data Load (PC-+DSHS)

*6-4 Test

SHS Management

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...‘. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..*................ . . . ..~1..~.........f...........~f....~.......f~..........

Main

Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..*............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..f.........

(DSHS-+PC)

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6-I

6-2

6-3

6-4

6-4.1 Test Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~..._.__._.._.._........................................~..................~............~ 6-4

6-4.2

System Selection . . . .._......__ _ _......._......._.._........................_............................ _..._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._..

6-4.3

Test Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._...........................................f........................................

1. DTMF G/R Test

EXT Card Tesr ...................................................................................................................

CO Card Test

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6-6

6-7

6- 9

*: Available for KX-TDI 232 only.

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DISA Test . . . . . . . . . . . .._.............._..._.............................._..........................................................

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pter

DPH, RMT, CONF Test . . . . .._.............._..................._............................_..................._.........

Caller ID Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._.............................................~...................................................

Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....

SIC

PT Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..*.........................-...............................-...................

6-20 6-24 6-26 6-28

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S-232C Connect . ..l........................................................................................................

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Disconnect .*..........................................~.......~~.......~.............~.........*.....~...................~..~..... 7- 7

Information Display

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7- 1 7- 2

7- 4

s- 1

8-2

Save Screen .f.................................................................................................................... 8- 1

*: Available for KX-TDI 232 only.

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Chapter

The System

The Digital Super Hybrid System (abbreviated to “DSHS” in this manual) works under PC-DOS in IBMPC. The system and data can be stored either in FD or HD.

1-2 System Configuration

The configuration of the system is as explained below.

Master Computer The DSHS works with an IBM-PC XT/AT or compatible personal computers.

OS Version 3.1 or later versions of PC-DOS (MS-DOS) is requited.

Connection Cable

To connect the DSHS with an IBM-PC in the EIA mode, use an RS-232C cross cable. When you connect IBM-PC through the RS-232C interface port, the following sample chart should be used as a guide.

DSHS

BA TXD } 2

cl3 cl-s I 5 CA RTS 4 CD AB SG

cc DSR 6

BB RXD 3 BA TXD 2 CB CT.5 5 CA RTS 4 CD DTR 20

AB SG 7

cc DSR 6

DTR 20

DSHS

IBM-PC (9 pins)

-4-----I 3

___d 2

-fs+--- 7

- 8

/I s

-g----q 4 1 DTR 1 CD

b 6 DSR cc

Pin NO.

%- 3 RXD BB

1 TXD

RXD BB

RTS CA

CTS CB

IBM-PC (25 pins)

Signal Circuit type

Name

FG AA

TXD BA

@IN

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Modem

4. To connect the DSHS with an IBM-PC from a remote site, use a Hayes compatible modem (AT

command). The RS-232C straight cable is necessary to connect the DSHS with an external modem. (1) The modem which is used to connect with the DSHS must be able to use one of the following

standards :

CCITT V.21, CCJTT V.22, Bell 103, Bell 212A.

(2) The modem must be also able to use the following AT commands to assign the modem from the

IBM-PC :

Z=Reset

D=Dial E=Echo back H=Lme hook V=Result code B=Communication standard

F=Full Duplex Mode

+++=Escape S=Register assignment

<Note> If the modem cannot use the commands mentioned above, it may work improperly.

5. Hardware Requirement The IBM-PC requires the following items.

; The KX-A271 floppy disk * A communication adaptor 0 CRT adaptor (CGA, EGA, MCGA, VGA, MDA) e Two single-sided disk drives or a hard disk drive plus a single-sided disk drive

* Minimum of 640K of memory.

6. System Configuration The configuration of the system is as illustrated below.

MODEti

RS-232C

PORT

MODEM R>D

PORT

EIA

DSHS

RS-232C FDD

PORT ml

IBM-PC

Select one of three methods to connect your IBM-PC with your DSHS.

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l-3 File Configuration

The KX-A271 software is provided on a 35 inch FD, 2DD(720K byte) format. It contains the following

tile :

E1232A.EXE --Execution file

You may make the following files if desired.

*.DBE *.DBD --Database file of Version 1 .xx

*.DBA

tatiing Ihe System (1) Insert the KX-A271 disk into drive A. (2) Change the cunznt directory to drive A. (3) Enter the command, “E1232A” after the prompt sign ‘b” and press Enter key.

(4) The initial screen appears.

--Database file of Version 2.xx (for KX-TD1232 of ROM version PO1 1J and of ROM versions from PO1 1N)

--ASC II file

(1) You can exchange the original disk into the disk in which the database file is stored &er the initial

screen appears. (2) You can copy the KX-A271 disk into a hard disk or a floppy disk. (3) If your CRT adaptor is MDA, enter the command “E1232A /MDA”.

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.,*n--r L.

.c-

This chapter provides you the basic operation which is common to all System Data Program including the layout of the screen, function keys, various messages, and the operating flow chart.

The figure below is a sample screen of CO Line Setting.

.C.O Liie~Setting -7 - - -(l)

COCT D D P C CPC

No. 0 R I T P I Detection

N G A M S D Mode

L F

01 02

03 04 05 06 07 08 09

[l] D 80 10 N Disable Disable N [2] P 160 20 N 1OOms Enable Disable Disable Y [3] D 80 10 N 2OOms Enable Disable Disable Y [4] P 80 10 N 300ms Enable Disable Disable

Y [5] P 80 10 N 4OOms Enable Disable Disable Y [6] P 80 10 N 5OOms Enable Disable Disable Y [7] P 80 10 Y 6OOms Enable Disable Disable

Y [S] P 80 10 N 4OOms Enable Disable Disable Y [8] P 80 10 N 4OOms Enable Disable Disable Y [8] P 80 10 N 400ms Enable Disable Disable Y [8] P 80 10 N 4OOms Enable Disable Disable Y [8] P 80 10 N 400ms Enable Disable Disable

Off-l&e- - (2) KX-TD1232 Both

DLLl:l

EXTNo ----

Night

EXTWW EXTIloS3

---

-36)

- -(7)

Hit spacebar to select parameter - - - - - - - (4)

Title Name:

(1)

DSHS Connecting

(2)

@J HELP /?&-PAC@N-PAC@J SAVE H EXIT -

The title of the program is displayed here.

Status: The condition of connecting with the DSHS is displayed here.

(3) Batch File Type: One of the following Batch file types is displayed.

0 Empty: No Batch files are saved in the system. * KX-TD1232 Both: The Batch files of the KX-TD1232 Master &

Slave are saved in the system.

- KX-TD1232 Master: The Batch file of the KX-TD1232 Master is saved in the system.

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- - (5)

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0 KX-TD1232 Slave: 0 KX-TD8 16: The Batch file of the KX-TD8 16 is saved in the

The Batch file of the KX-TD1232 Slave is saved in the system.

system.

Message:

(4)

The order priority of the message is as following:

Error Message Status Message

(5) Function Keys:

(6) Items: (7) Fields: Parameters are entered into them.

Error Message, Status Message, and Operation Guide Message are displayed here.

*Error Message: Appears when an ermr occurs. &~tus Message: Appears when it is necessary to show the proceeding

job.

*Operation Guide Message: Shows the way of operation.

Operation Guide Message.

Appear when it is possible to operate them. (For further information see “2-4 Function Keys”)

The names of items to be assigned.

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2-2

ow Chart of

Initial

ENTER

the

Screens

Main Menu

EXIT

ENTER EXIT

Edit

Page- 1

e-----=

ENTER

Edit

&lain Menu

EXIT

N-PAGE

P-PAGE

1‘

Page-n

‘-PAGI

2-3

N-PAGE

P-PAGE

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2-3 Assigning Items

This section provides you the basic operation of programming the assigning items.

1. Change the screens @ The initial screen

Press ENTER key to advance to the next screen.

The menu screens

Press ENTER key to advance to the next screen.

Press EXIT key to return to the initial screen. The editing screens Press F5 (P-PAGE) key to return to the previous page.

Press F6 (N-PAGE) key to advance to the next page.

Press EXIT key to return to the menu screen. For further information about function keys, see “2-4 Function

Types of fields

There are two types of the fields. You can distinguish the type by a display of the cursor or a message.

0 Selecting type

A parameter is highlighted.

(Example

A message “Hit spacebar to select........” appears.

@ Entering directly type

The cursor is displayed as an underline in a field.

A message “Enter . . . . . ...”

Move the cursor

appears.

(Example

E=I-I)

You can use TAB key, ENTER key, or cursor keys to move the cursor to the next or the previous i terns.

eTAB key: SHIFT+TAB: eENTER key:

j *T key:

01 key:

-key: eckey:

Moves the cursor to the right or lower item. Moves the cursor to the left or upper item. Moves the cursor to the right or lower item. Moves the cursor to the upper item. Moves the cursor to the lower item. Moves the cursor to one figure right or the right item. Moves the cursor to one figure left or the first character of the left item.

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Enter, correct and change parameters

3. (IJ Selecting type

*Press the spacebar a few times until you find the parameter you need. ~Press BS key, which displays the parameters in the inverted order of the spacebar until you find

the parameter you need.

eF4 (HELP) provides you the explanation of assigned items and a list of parameters.

Entering directly type

*Enter dialing numbers, numerals, alphabets and punctuation marks etc. directly. ~YOU must enter parameters from a left end. Correcting

ODeleting

*Inserting Move the cursor to the letter before which you want to insert letters.

-Press F4 (HELP) key so that you can see the explanation of assigned items and also characters, numbers, and the range of numbers you can enter.

ove the cursor to the parameter you want to correct and enter a new

parameter. Press BS key and the cursor moves to one figure left and delete one letter.

Move the cursor to the letter you want to delete, and press DEL key. Press Ctl + Home to delete the parameter in which the cursor is placed.

Press INS key needed times, and enter a parameter there.

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unction Keys

@JJcopy @

f# HELP ~P-PAG@$JN-~AGE@ SAVE @ EXIT

F2 (COPY) : Copies parameters by CO lines, extensions, CO line groups or jack numbers.

(For further information see “2-5 Use of F2 (COPY)

F4 (HELP) : Explains assigned items.

FS (P-PAGE) : Returns to the previous page.

(N-PAGE) : Advances to the next page. F7 (SAVE) : Saves the data displayed on the screen. FI (CONNECT) :Connects your IBM- PC with the DSHS. F8 (EXIT) :

Returns to the Menu screen.

<Condition> (1) When you press F5 (P-PAGE), F6 (N-PAGE) or F8 (EXIT) without pressing F7 (SAVE) to save the

changed data, a message “Screen will be changed without saving new data. OK?(Y/N) a” appears. Press “Y” or “y” to carry out or press “N” or “n” to cancel.

(2) If your IBM-PC is disconnected from the DSHS while saving the data, you should save it again after

reconnecting the PC.

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2-5 Use

of F2

(COPY) Key

F2 (COPY) is used to copy parameters of items (by CO lines, extensions, CO line groups or jack numbers). <Operation> (1) Move the cursor to one of the parameters of the group you want to copy from.

(2) After pressing F2 (COPY), the group turns highlighted and a message “Enter start range xxxx No.

I” appears. “Xxxx” can be Jack, CO, TRG etc.

[

(3) Enter the number of the first group you want to copy from. When you press ENTER key a message

“Enter end range xxxx No. [ 1” appears. “Xxxx” can be Jack,

CO, TRG

etc.

(4) Enter the number of the last group you want to copy the data to. Press ENTER key,

copied to the assigned groups.

ess ESC to quit. <Example> In CO Line Setting, copy the data of CO No.02 to CO No.05 and 06.

COCT D D P C CPC

No. 0 R I TPI Detection ,

N G A M S D Mode out

DIL 1 : 1

EXT No

Day

Night

L F

01 Y [l] D 80 10 N Disable Disable ml091 E>nll@]

02 [2]

P 160 20 N 1OUms Enable Disable Disable

03 Y [3] D 80 10 N 2OOms Enable Disable Disable

@copy B

fjJ HELP /$JP-PAGF&&PAG@ SAVE @J EXIT

@ Move the cursor to the line of CO 02.

and the

data are

COCT D D P C

I T P I

N G A M S D Mode

CPC -

Detection

out

DIL 1 : 1

EXT No

Night

L F

01 Y [l] D 80 10 N Disable Disable EXl7loSl EXTllO91

0 Press I32 (COPY) and the all data of CO No.02 turn highlighted.

A message “Enter start range CO No. [ 1” appears. Press F2 again if you want to return to the

previous stage( 0 ).

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COCT D D P C

I T P I

N G A M S D Mode

L F

CPC

Detection

out

DIL 1 : 1

EXT No

Day

Night

P 80 10 N 3

05 Y [5] P 80 10 N

4OUms Enable Disable Disable

ble Disable Disable

06 Y [6] P 80 10 N SOOms Enable Disable Disable

~P-PAG~ N-PAG@j

sAw3 m Exrr

@ Enter CO No.05 press F2 again if you want to return to the previous stage ( 0).

COCT D D P C

I T P I

N G A M S D Mode out

Day

Night

L F

05 Y [5] P 80 10 N 400ms Enable Disable Disable 06 Y-[6] P 80 10 N SOOms Enable Disable Disable

@ press ENTER key and a message “Enter end range CO No.[

press F2 again if you want to rctum to the previousstage (0).

COCT D D P C CPC DIL 1 : 1

I T P I Detection EXT No

N G A M S D Mode out

L F

01 Y [l] D 80 10 N Disable Disable WI@] EXT@l9]

04 Y [4] P 80 10 N 300ms Enable Disable Disable 05 Y [S] P 80 10 N 400ms Enable Disable Disable

Enable Disable Disable

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Day

Night

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0 Enter CO No.06

COCT D D P C

No. 0 R

I T P I

CPC

Detection

N G A M S D Mode out

L F

01 Y [l] D 80 10 N Disable Disable EXIJ109] MT[ltB] 02 N [2] P 160 20 N 1OOms Enable Disable Disable 03 Y [3] D 80 10 N 2OOms Enable. Disable Disable 04 Y [4] P 80 10 N 3OOms Enable Disable Disable 05 N [2] P 160 20 N 1OOms Enable Disable Disable 06 N [2] P 160 20 N

f$@opy f#

1OOms

Enable Disable Disable

HP-PAGE@JN-PAGF# SAVE @j E

ss ENTER key and the data of CO No.05 and No.06 turn to the same as C

The data are saved and the screen returns to the previous stage( 0). <Note> (1) Press ESC key at any stage to quit the copy mode.

’

DIL 1 : 1

EXT No

Day

Night

(2) When you copy the data of Flexible Keys or DSS, the data of the whole screen are copied to another.

You cannot copy a part of them.

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2-6

If you need the explanation of the item on which the cursor is placed, press F4 (HELP). Help screen illustrated below appears.

4e>

Station Setting 4

01-l 01-2 02-l 02-2 03-l 03-2 04-l 04-2 05-l 05-2 06-l 06-2 07-l 07-2 08-l 08-2

003000DDDDDD D6OODDDDDDDD

D6OODDDDDDDD

DILl:N.

Day

111 111111122222

012 345678901234

Off-line

KX-TD1232 Both

Night

111 111111122222

012 345678901234

Enter numeric code

Press F4 (HELP) key

Explanation of DIL 1 : lay Ring Times)

DIL 1 : N Day /Night (Direct In Line 1 : N Extension and Delayed Ringing -Day /Night)

Assigns the state of DIL 1 : N to each extension in day mode or in night mode. D : Disable, 0 : Immediate, 1 : 1 Rings, 3 : 3 Rings, 6 : 6 Rings, N : No Rings

fg fg

@J HELP ~P-PAG@N-~~~G@J SAVE@ EXIT

Press F8(EXIT) key

m EXIT

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2-7 Mode Structure

There are two types of editing modes.

Batch Editing Mode

1. This is the way to program the DSHS by editing the PC database( To use this mode, you must

first load Disk File DB or save DSHS DB into PC DB.

Edit

1 Screen buffer

Read

Write

SAV

PC DB

\ SAW

&-Connect (RS-232C or MODEM) /Disconnect

\. \

2. Interactive Editing Mode This is the way to program the DSHS directly from the PC terminal connected by the RS-232C or the

MODEM.

1 Screen buffer

Edit -

PC Terminal

Read

Write

,Conneet (RS-232C or MODEM) /Disconnect

Single system or System Connection

<Note> When the single system is operating, parameters of some items cannot be assigned to the system

which is not operating. They are not displayed in the screens.

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Operating Flow Chart

2-8

i ,:

[ I

Batch Editing Mode

Save the system data

(See “Chapter 7 DSHS

Set FD or ND

Load the system data

., 2. I_

Connecting with

DSHS

Loading the data of PC DB into DSHS

Disconnecting from

DSHS

Edltmg the data In

(See Chapter 4 System

c]::tyl;::;:::)

I I

Saving the file

Connect PC with DSHS

(See “Chapter 7 DSHS

Connect / Disconnect)

I -~

* Load the system data

of PC DB into DSHS DB Saving the data of (See “Chapter 6 DSHS PC DB into the file HD (See “Chapter 5

J Management”)

‘I Disconnect PC from DSHS

(See “Chapter 7 DSHS

Connect I Disconnect”)

Setting the file

Set FD otHD

. Save the system data

of PC DB into FD or

- Disk FiIe Management”)

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Interactive Editing Mock

I I

/ Interaz%iiting 1

I 1

Starting the system (The initial screen

Edit the data of DSHS DB

“Chapter 4

Disconnect PC from DSHS

(SW "Chapter YDSHS

System

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2-9

enu Tree

Main Menu

{Line}

-/ Station

Edit

----r--v-.

stem

rSy Day/Night

1 ARS

1 DSS

Class of Service

---*A-----Soeed Dial

-------

ARS Mode/Time/Modify Data

-mm---ARS Routin@an

---- -----

-------

ARS Leading Digit

[ Aux. Ports

Music & PagQ

v--e -----

Administration & SMDR & *MODEM

-------_____ *DISA

-f Disk File Management 1 4DSHS Management1

mote> *: Available for KX-TD1232 only.

*Test

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{Addnional Function

{Caller ID

System Data Save

f System Data Load

*DTMF G/R Test

---w-w--*EXT Card Test

------____

*DISA Card Test

e-e--_____

{ RS232C Connect

*MODEM Connect

[ Dtsconnect

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Intial Screen

The screen below is displayed when you start the DSHS program.

Main Menu

Panasonic

Digital Super Nybrid System

Operating & Maintenance Tool Ver 2.xX

1. System Data Programming (Batch)

2. System Data Programming (Interactive)

3. Disk Pile Management

4. DSHS Management

5. DSHS Connect / Disconnect

6. Quit Select the number :[J

Off-line

KX-TD1232 Both

Enter the number, and hit ENTER key

- <Explanation> [l] System Data Programming (Batch)

Edits System Data in Batch Editing Mode.

[2] System Data Programming (Interactive)

Edits System Data in Interactive Editing Mode.

[3] Disk Pile Management

Loads the data from the disk and saves them into the disk in Batch Editing Mode.

[4] DSHS Management

Saves the data from DSHS and loads them into DSHS in Batch Editing Mode and also diagnoses DSHS in Interactive Editing Mode.

m HELP &j @j

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[S ] DSHS Connect / Disconnect

Connects the PC terminal with the DSHS by RS-232C or MODEM and disconnects from the DSHS.

[6] Quit

Returns to MS-DOS System.

Enter the number of the program, and press ENTER key.

(1)

When you select “1. System Data Programming (Batch)“, you must choose “3. Disk File Manage-

(2)

ment” or “4. DSHS Management” first to load or save the system data into PC DB .

(3) When you select “2. System Data Programming (Interactive)” or “4. DSHS Management”, you must

choose “5. DSHS Connect / Disconnect” first to connect the PC terminal with the DSHS.

(4) Select “6. Quit” to return :o <Condition> When you select “2. System Data Programming (Interactive)” or “4. DSHS Management” without

connecting the PC terminal with the DSHS, a message “Please connect with the DSHS by

5. DSHS Connect / Disconnect”.

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ain enu

The screen below appears first when you select “1. System Data Programming (Batch)“.

System Data Programming Main Menu

1. Line

2. Station

3. System

4. Toll Restriction

5. ARS

6. Aux. Ports ’

7. Additional Function

8. Caller ID

Select the number : [J

Off-line

KX-TD1232 Both

Enter the number, and hit ENTER key

(1)

Enter the number of the program, and press ENTER key.

(2) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to the initial screen.

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4-2 Line

The screen illustrated below appears when you select “1. Line”.

Line Menu

Off-line

1. CO Line Setting

2. CO Line Groups (TRG)

Select the number : [-I

KX-TD1232 Both

Enter the number, and hit ENTER key

fjYj @

<Operation> (1)

Enter the number of the program, and press ENTER key.

(2) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Main Menu screen.

gj fi HELP m

II3

EXIT

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CO Line Setting

COC T D D P C

No. 0 R I T P I Detection

N G A M S D Mode out

L F

01 [ll D 80 10 N 02 N [2] P 160 20 N 03 Y’ [3] D 80 10 N 04 Y [4] P 80 10 N

05 Y [5] P 80 10 N

c., -7 r,3 - n-. -r -.

;;7” ; ~~; ~ ;;;; ;;; ~

Disable Disable

1OOms Enable 2OOms Enable 3OOms Enable

4OOms Enable

-em

3UUlIl~ EIIcliJiL 6OOms Enable

08 Y [SJ P 80 10 N

400ms Enable

CPC

Off-line

KX-TD816

DIL 1 : 1 Reverse

EXT No. Circuit

Day

Night

EXlJ109] EX’ljW] Reverse

Disable Disable Regular Disable Disable Regular Disable Disable Regular Disable Disable Regular

iXh&ii iL&ic ikguidr

Disable Disable Regular Disable Disable Regular

IIit spacebar to select parameter

<Explanation> [l] CON (CO Line Connection Assignment)

]4001

Assigns connecting states of CO lines.

[2] TRG (CO Line Group Assignment)

I4011

Assigns individual CO lines to one CO line group.

[3] DIAL (Dial Mode Selection)

[4w

Assigns the dial mode to each CO line.

[4] DTMF (DTMF Time)

[4041

Sets the DTMF time of CO lines. It is available when the dial mode is assigned DTMF.

[S] PULSE PPS (Pulse Speed Selection)

14031

Sets the pulse speed of CO lines. It is available when the dial mode is assigned PULSE.

[6] CID (Caller ID Assignment)

[406]

Assigns to identify calling panics.

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[7] CPC Detection Mode (CPC Signal Dctcction Incoming Set)

Sets the CPC signal dctcction time when cithcr calling or called party goes on hook.

[4051

[S] CPC Detection Out (CPC Signal Dctcction Outgoing Set)

r4151

Assigns to enable or disable to dclcct the CPC signal while calling .

[9] DIL 1 : 1 EXT No. Day /Night

(Direct In Line Extension -Day /Night) [407,408 ] Assigns an extension for a DIL 1: 1 destination during day time or night time.

[lo] Reverse Circuit (Reverse Circuit Assignment)

14161

Enables or disables to detect Reverse Circuit. a This feature is available for KX-TD816 only.

(1) For KX-TD1232, this program consists of two pages. One displays CO No.01 through 12aand the

other displays CO No. 13 through 24.

For KX-TD816, this program consists of one page. It displays CO No.01 through 08.

(2) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. (3) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (4) Use F2 (COPY) if you want to copy the data of one CO No. in another. (5) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Line Menu screen. <Condition>

(1) It is possible to assign Floating Extension Number as an extension number in DIL 1 : 1. (2) When the single system is operating, the data of DIL 1 : 1 of the system which is not operating

cannot be assigned and they are not displayed in the screen.

(3) When you copy the data of DIL 1: 1, it is invalid to copy in or from the data which are not displayed. <Note> ,

The numbers beside the items arc program addresses which are used when you program the system by proprietary telephones.

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TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

CON

Type of Field Sclcction of paramctcr

Selecting

Y :

COMCCL

TRG Direct 1 through 8

D : DTMF, P : Pulse. C : Call Block

Y : Identify or N: Not identify ’

or N : Disconnect

Default

coOl=l, cm2=2 co03=3. coo4=4

1 digit

coos=s, coobd

COOM. COO8=8

----COO9=8through

CO24=8 (KX-TD1232

CPC Detection diode

CPC Detection 3ut

DlLl

: 1

Xl- No.

Day

/Night

Xeverse Zircuit

Selecting

and

Direct

Selecting

Disable, lOOms, 2OOms. 3OOms, 4OOms. 5OOms, 6OOms

Disable or Enable

Disable or EXT [ ] (After selecting EXT [ 1)

0 through 9

2.3 or 4 digits

Reverse (detection) or Regular (no detection)

400ms

Disable

Regular

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CO Line Groups (TRG)

CO Line Groups (TRG) Off-line

T R EXT No. Time Time Time

G Day Night (msec) (set) (set)

4 Disable Disable

Intercept

1 il@N wcrjl@l 2 Disable Disable 3 Disable Disable

5 Disable Disable 6 Disable Disable 7 Disable Disable 8 Disable Disable

Flash Pause DSC

NO 1.5 1.5 . [Ol] [08] [lo] [223

80 1.5 1.5

96 1.5

112 1.5 200 1.5 1.5 300 1.5 400 1.5

1200 1.5

[0111081[ I[ 1

1.5 WI lo81 [121[ 1

1.5 WI I 11121 WI WI 1321 [ 1 t 1

1.5 1021 t221 1321[ I

1.5 I II I[ II 1

KX-TD 1232 Both

PBX Access

I 2 3 4

21 I 1 /=I 1221

Hit spacebar to select parameter

<Explanation> [l] Intercept EXT No. Day / Night (Intercept Exlcnsion - Day /Night) [409,410]

Assigns extensions for destinations of intercept routing during day time or night time.

[2] Flash Time (Flash Time)

Sets the length of the Flash Time.

[3] Pause Time (Pause Time)

Sets the length of the Pause Time.

[4] DSC Time ( Disconnect Time)

Sets the length of the disconnecting time.

[S] PBX Access (Host PBX Access Codes)

Assigns the Host PBX access codes.

[4131

t4121

[4141

14111

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<Operation> (1) Move the cursor to the ficld in which you want to set a paramctcr. (2) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file.

(3) Use F2 (COPY) if you want to copy the data of one CO line group in another. (4) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Line Menu screen. <Condition> (1) It is possible to.assign Floating Extension Number of Pager and DISA as an Intercept Extension

number.

(2) In case of the redundant storage of PBX AC&S No., 1 digit entry is valid.

EXAMPLE ; 8 is more valid than 81.

<Note>

The numbers beside the items arc program addrcsscs which are used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

hnercept

EXT No. Day /Night

Type of Field Sclcction of parameter

Selecting

and

Direct

Disable or EXT [ J

(After selecting EXT [ 1) 0 through 9 2.3 or 4 digits

Default

Disable

Flash Time Selecting N0,80,96,112,20,300,40,500,600,700,,1

1 loo, 1200

Pause Time Selecting 1.5, 2.5,3.5,4.5 1.5

DSC Time Selecting 1.5 or 4.0 1.5

PBX Access

No.

*(a wild card character) is used as any number.

For example: 0 * applies to numbers which begin with 0. 9 *applies to numbers which begin with 9.

Direct

0 through 9 *(a wild card character)

Maximum 2 digits

4-7

Not Stored

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Station

( .’

The screen illustrated below appears when you sclcct “2. Station.”

Station Menu

1. Station Setting 1

2. Station Setting 2

3. Station Setting 3

4. Station Settnig 4

5. Flexible Keys 1

6. Rcxiblc Keys 2

7. DSS

Off-line KX-TD1232 Both

Scicct the number : [-I

Enter the number, and hit ENTER key

<Operation> (1) Enter the number of the program, and press ENTER key. (2) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Main Menu screen.

When you assign “Station Setting 2”. “Flcxiblc Keys 1”. ” FlcxiblcKcys 2”, or “DSS” in Interactive Editing mode, the data are not loaded into DB of the DSHS by pressing only F7 (SAVE) key. They are only saved in DB of the IBM-PC If you want to load the data into DB of the DSHS, you must press F7 (SAVE) and then F8 (EXIT) key.

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Station Setting I

Station Setting 1

Jack

01-l [LO11 01-2 02-I [IO21 02-2 [202] 03-I 11031 03-2 (203J 04-l [lo41 04-2 [2041 05-l [lo51

05-2 [205] 06-l [IO61 06-2 07-I [IO71 07-2 12071 08-l II081 08-2 [208]

EXT

12011

PO61

Name

X E D X

[Operator-l ] Y

[Operator-2 ] [Manager ] Y [Sheriff ] -

I 1 l-4 I I [

! N

1 -

[Boss 1 ] Y

[ Secretary 1 ] -

[

Y [2] NNNN NNNN

I ; [Boss 2 ] N

[Secretary 2 ] -

1 y

1 -

Off-line KX-TD 1232 Both

Doorphone

Day

Night

G 1234 1234

[l] YYYY YYYY [I] NYNN NN.NN [I] YYYY NNNN [I] YYYY YYYY [I] NNNN NNNN [I] NNNN NNNN [I] NNNN NNNN [l] NNNN NNNN [2] NYNN NNNN [2] NNNN NNNN

’ [2] NNNN NNNN

[3] NNNN NNNN [3] NNNN NNNN [3] NNNN NNNN 133 NNNN NNNN

Enter numeric code B

@&)py ;.s

<Explanation> [l] EXT (Extension Number Set)

10031

Assigns an extension number IO each cxtcnsion.

[2] Name (Extension Name Set)

[~I

Assigns a user’s name to each cxtcnsion.

[33 XDP (Extra Device Port)

[6W

Assigns each extension port (jack) to bc connected with a standard telephone or a proprietary telephone in parallel or not.

[4] EXG (Extension Group Assignment)

I6021

Assigns individual cxtcnsions to one extension group.

[5] DoOrp:;Liie Day / Night (Doorphonc Ringing Assignmcnl -Day / Night) [607,608]

Assigns extensions to answer ;t doorphonc during day mode or night mode.

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For KX-TD1232, this program consists of 8 pages.

(1)

The first page displays Jack No.Ol-I through 08-2.

The last page displays Jack No.57-1 through 64-2.

For KX-TD8 16, this program consists of 2 pages. The first page displays Jack No.Ol-1 through 08-2. The last page displays Jack No.O9-1 through 16-2.

Move the cursor to the Iicld in which you want to set a parameter.

(2)

After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen inlo DB file.

(3)

Press F5 (P-PAGE) to rctum to the previous page.

(4)

Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance to the next page.

(5)

Use F2 (COPY) if you want to copy the data of one Jack No. in another.

(6)

Press F8 (EXIT) to rctum to Station Menu screen.

(7)

(1) A maximum of two doorphoncs are available for KX-TD8 16.

(2) The extension numbers must hc assigned. (3) The extension numbers and the extension names are unable to be copied.

(4) The XDP feature cannot bc assigned to Jack XX-~. .

_ (5) When you copy the data, those of Jack xx-l and Jack xx-2 arc regarded as one and they are copied

together.

(6) Immediately after changing your assignment of XDP, changed setting may not work for a maximum

of eight seconds. (7) The XDP feature must bc assigned “Disable” for DSS ports. cNote>

The numbers beside the items arc program addrcsscs which are used when you program the system by proprietary telephones.

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Table of I terns

JackM-I=102

Jack01 -2=201

For KX-TD816

JackOl-l=lOl

Jackl6-1=116 Jack01 -2=201 JackO2-2=202

Jack 1;2=216

Name

Direct 0 through 9. A through Z. a through z,

* # ! ? Space. , ’ : ,

*I+-=<>$%&@() 10 characters

Maximum

Not Stored

XDP Selecting Y : Enable or N : Disable

EXG

Direct 1 through 8

Doorphone

I digit 1

Jack Ol-l=Y

Day/ Night Select Y : Enable or N : Disable Other Jacks=N

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Station Setting 2

Jack C

01-l [N 01-2 [l]

02-l 11) 02-2 [l) 03-l 11) 03-2 [l) 04-I (1) 04-2 [I) 05-l [2]

OS-2 [3)

06-l [3) 06-2 [3]

07-I [2) 07-2 [3] 08-l [3] OS-2 [3)

Mailbox

[ 1234567890123456)

[lOl

[102 [IO3

1104

[105

1106 [IO7 [I10 [Ill [112 (113 [114 [IIS [116 fll7

Off-line

KX-TD1232 Both

1 i

I I

Enter numeric code

[ 1) COS (Class of Service)

Assigns the Class of Scrvicc number to each cxtcnsion.

[2] Mailbox ID (Voice Mail Access Codes) 16091

Assigns the access codes for Voice Processing System. <Operation> (1) For KX-TD1232, this program consists of 8 pages.

The first page displays Jack No.01 -1 through 08-2.

The second page displays Jack No.O9- 1 through 16-2.

The third page displays Jack No.17-1 through 24-2.

The forth page displays Jack No.251 through 32-2.

The fifth page displays Jack No.33-I through 40-2.

The sixth page displays Jack No.41-I through 48-2.

The seventh page displays Jack No.49-1 through 56-2. The last page displays Jack No.57-1 through 64-2.

i!Jj

@HELP ~~JP-PAG@N-PAGE@SAVE~EXIT

16011

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For KX-TD816, this program consists of 2 pages.

The first page displays Jack No.Ol- 1 through 08-2. The last page displays Jack No.09-I through 16-2.

(2) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. (3) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (4) Press FS (P-PAGE) to return to the previous page.

(5) Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance to the next page: (6) Press F2 (COPY) to copy the data of one jack number in another. (7) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Station Menu screen.

<Condition> The Mailbox ID numbers arc usually cxtcnsion numbers, but the number you assigned here becomes

valid when SYS2 Bit8 is assigned “free” in Additional Functions. (See 4-8 Additional Functions.) <Note> 1 (1) The numbers beside the items are program addresses which are used when you program the system

by proprietary telephones.

(2) When the single system is operating, the data of @I items in the screen of the system which is not

operating cannot be assigned and they are not displayed in the screen.

(3) It is invalid to copy lo and from the data which are not displayed.

Assigning

-Items

Type of Field Sclcction of parameter

cos Direct 1 through 8

Mailbox

Direct

0 through 9 * # P or p (PAUSE)

TABLE of ITEMS

4-13

1 digit

Maximum

16 digits

Default

Not Stored

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Station Setting 3

Jack CO line OG

01-I 01-2 02-l 02-2 03-l 03-2 04-I. 04-2 05-l

05-2 06-I 06-2 07- 1 07-2 08-l 08-2

Day

000000000111 111111122222

123456789012 345678901234

YYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYWYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY

YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY iwSSNKXXSSS YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYSiwXKS YYYYYYsYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY

123456789012 345678901234 YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYVYYYYYW YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY

YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY

YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY

YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY

YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY KSSXKNNKKSKN YYYYYYYYYYYY

YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY SSNSKSXXNXNN YSYYYYYYYYSS YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYY

Night

111 111111122222

i..

3it spacebar to select parameter

<Explanation> CO line OG (Outgoing Permitted CO line Assignment - Day / Night)

[60.5,606]

Assigns a CO line with which cxtcnsion users can make butsidc calls in day mode or in night

mode. <Operation>

(1) For KX-TD1232, this program consists of 8 pages.

The first page displays Jack No.01 -1 through 08-2.

The second page displays Jack No.09- I through 16-2. The third page displays Jack No. 17- 1 through 24-2. The forth page displays Jack No.251 through 32-2. The fifth page displays Jack No.33- 1 through 40-2. The sixth page displays Jack No.4 I- 1 through 48-2. The seventh page displays Jack No.49-1 through 56-2.

'The last page displays Jack No.57- 1 through 64-2.

For KX-TD8 16, this program consists of 2 pages.

The first page displays Jack No.01 -1 through 08-2. The last page displays Jack No.09-1 through 16-2.

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(2)

Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a paramctcr. (3) After editing thcdata, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB ftlc. (4) Press F5 (P-PAGE) to rctum to the previous page.

(5) Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance to the next page. (6) Press F2 (COPY) to copy the data of one jack number in another.

(7) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Station Menu screen cCondi tion> (1) A maximum of 8 CO lines are available for KX-TD816.

(2) When the single system is operating, the data of CO line OG of the system which is not operating

cannot be assigned and they are not displayed in the screen.

(3) When you copy the data of CO line OG, it is invalid to copy to or from the data which are not

displayed.

cNote>

The numbers beside the items arc program addrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by proprietary telephones.

TABLE of ITE

Assigning

Items

Type of Field

CO line OG Selecting

Y : Enable or N : Disable Y

Selection of parameter

Default

4-1s

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Station Setting 4

Jack

01-l 01-2 02-l 02-2 03-l

03-2 . 04-l 04-2 05-l OS-2 06-l 06-2 07-l 07-2 08-l 08-2

003OOODDDDDD

D6OODDDDDDDD

000000000000

DIL 1 : N

Day

111 111111122222 111 111111122222

012 345678901234 012 345678901234

Off-line

KX-TD 1232 Both

Night

Znter numeric code g fg

<Explanation> [l] DIL 1 : N Day/Night

(Direct In Line 1 : N Extension and Delayed Ringing - Day / Night)

Assigns the state of DIL 1 : N to each cxtcnsion in day mode or in night mode. <Operation> (1) For KX-TD1232, this program consists of 8 pages.

The first page displays Jack No.Ol-I through 08-2.

The second page displays Jack No.O9-1 through 16-2. The third page displays Jack No. 17-1 through 24-2. The forth page displays Jack No.251 through 32-2. The fifth page displays Jack No.33-1 through 40-2. The sixth page displays Jack No.4 1-I through 48-2. The seventh page displays Jack No.49-1 through 56-2. The last page displays Jack No.57-1 through 64-2. For KX-TD8 16, this program consists of 2 pages. The first page displays Jack No.Ol-I through 08-2. The last page displays Jack No.09- 1 through 16-2.

@ HELP HP-PAG@N-PAG@ SAVE /jj EXIT

[603,604]

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(2) Move the

cursor

to lhc field in which you want to scl a paramctcr.

(3) After editing the data,

press

F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB MC. (4) Press F5 (P-PAGE) to rctum to the previous page. (5) Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance to the next page.

(6) Press F2 (COPY) to copy the data of one jack number in another.

(7) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Station Menu screen. <Condition> (1) A maximum of 8 CO lines are available for the 816.

(2)

the case of KX-TD1232, the Batch files of inapplicable versions are converted to the new version

automatically. <Note> (1) The numbers beside the items arc program addrcsscs yhich are used when you program the system

by proprietary telcphoncs.

(2) When the single system is operating. the data of all items in the screen of the system which is not

operating cannot be assigned and they are not displayed in the screen.

(3) It is invalid to copy to and from the data which are not displayed.

TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

Type of Field Selection of parameter Default

DILl:N Selecting D : Disable, 0 : Immcdiatc, 1 : 1 Ring, 3 : 3 Rings, 6 : 6 Rings 0 Driy /Night N : No Rings

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Keys 1

Flexible Keys 1 Off-lint KX-TD1232 Both

Znter jack no.=[- ] gj

gjj

!gj

/gj

/gJ

EXIT

<Explanation> Flexible Keys (Flexible CO Button Assignment)

Assigns the use of the flexible CO buttons of the cxtcnsion telephones within the system.

-<Operation> (1) Enter the Jack number and press Enter key. The data screen appears. (2) Press F8 (EXIT) to rctum to Station Menu Screen.

<Note>

The numbers beside the items arc program addrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

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TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

Type of Field

jack no. Direct

Sclcction of parameter Default

01 through 64

(f'or

KX-TD1232) 2 digits

01 through 16 (for KX-TD816)

Not Stored

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Flexible Keys 1

Jack No. 01

coo1 [Ol) : TONE[ 1] CO13 S-CO[OZ] : TONE[I]

COO2 coo3

coo4 DSS : EXT[100 ] CO16 S-CO[OS] : TONE[I] COOS(DSS1) [092-431-2111 COOQDSSZ) MSG WAIT CO18 S-C0[07] : TONEIl] C007(DSS3) FWD/DND COOS(DSS4) SAVE

C009(DSS5) CO1O(DSS6)

CO1 l(DSS7) I 1

COlZ(DSS8)

Off-Iinc

KX-TD1232 Bolt

G-CO [I] : TONE[ 1] CO14 S-CO[O3] : TONE[ I]

L-CO : TONE[ l] CO15 SCO[O4] : TONE[ 11

] CO17 S-CO[O6] : TONE[ 11

CO19 @Z-234-1234 1

CO20 [W-234-2345

ACCOUNT

[ ]

1 1

CO21 [092-234-3456 CO22 1092-234-4567 CO23 1092-234-5678 CO24

1092-234-6789 1

] 1 ]

Hit spacebar to sclecparamcter

@ JACK /!# COPY &

@ HELP BP-PAGE@&-PAGE SAVE B EXIT

<Operation> (1) This program is displayed at every jack number. (2) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. You must select the feature first

and enter numbers.

(3) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (4) Press FS (P-PAGE) to rctum to the previous page. (5) Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance to the next page. (6) Use F2 (COPY) if you want to copy the data of one Flexible button in another, (7) Press Fl (JACK) to return to the screen to enter Jack number. (8) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Station Menu screen.

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<Condition> (1) If the number assigned for Single CO key or DSS key is redundant, an error message appears. (2) An assignable number of One Touch key is fixed beforehand. You cannot exceed it.

(3) When a single system is operating, you cannot assign the features of Flexible keys of the system

which is not operating and they are not displayed in the screen.

(4) It is invalid to copy to or from the data which are not displayed.

For

S-CO, G-CO, I.-CO, DSS, [ ](means One Touch Key), MSG WAIT, FWD/DND, SAVE, ACCOUNT, CONF, V-I-R

---------------------

Kx-‘ID1232

Cool : s-co[ol:

CO=01 through 24

--------------------_)

---------------------

----------e-------m___

0 through 9

(One Touch) Direct

S or s (SECRET)

-------------------------------____ Direct EXT=O through 9 2.3 or 4 digits

Tone=1 though 8

Cool : s-CO[Ol]

--------s-------m_

* # -, P or p (PAUSE), F or f (FLASH),

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The table illustrated below shows all features assignable to Flexible Keys.

Single CO Key Group CO Key

DSS Key One Touch Key

MESSAGE WAIT Key FWD / DND Key SAVE Key

ACCOUNT Key

I- I I- I -

* Features marked

be assigned to each Flexible key.

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Flexible Keys 2

Off-line

KX-TD 1232 Both

Enter jack no.=[- ] H /.g

&xplanation>

[ 11 Flexible Keys (Flexible Button Assignment)

Assigns the use of the flexible buttons of the extension telephones within the system. <Operation> (1) Enter the Jack number and press Enter key. The data screen appears. (2) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Station Menu Screen. <Note>

The numbers beside the items are program addresses which are used when you program the system by proprietary telephones,.

f$J

/# EX’

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TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

Type of Field Selection of parameter

jack no. Direct

01 through 64 (for KX-TD1232) 01 through 16 (for KX-TD816)

Default

2 digits

Not stored

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Rexible Keys 2

Jack No. 01-l

PFOI(F1 ) W-321-9876 ] Name(F1 ) [KME-4DIv ]

PFO2(R ) [092-321-8765 PFO3(F3 ) [092-321-7654 PFO4(F4 ) [092-321-6543 PFOS(F5 ) [092-321-5432

PFO6(F6 ) [092-321-4321 PFO7(F7 ) [092-321-3210 PFO8(F8 ) [092-321-2109 PFO9@ ) [092-321-1098 PFlQFlO) . [092-321-0987

PFll PF12 [092-321-0765 ]

Jack No. 01-2

SPDO SPDI SPD2

SPD3

[092-321-0876 ]

[ [ 1 [

I Name(R)

I Nam(F3 1 i I Name@4 1 1

I NamdF5 1 1 I NamHfi) t I I NaMW [ - I

I Name@ 1 1 I

1 Name(@ ) [ 1

1 Name(F10 1 [

I spD4 f

1 SPDS [

I sm [ I

SPD7

[ , I

Off-line

[Jim Kopp ]

KX-TD 1232 Both

I I I

I SPD8 [ . I I spD9 [ 1

] P-DL [

snter numeric code

a JACK 1 Copy B

<Operation> (1) This program is displayed at every jack number.

(2)

(3) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (4) Press FS (P-PAGE) to return to the previous page.

(5) Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance to the next page. (6) Use F2 (COPY) if you want to copy the data of one Flexible button in another. (7) Press Fl (JACK) to return to the screen to cntcr Jack number. (8) Press F8 (EXIT) to rctum to Station Menu screen.

ove the cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. You must select the feature first

and enter numbers.

B HELP HP-PAGE@&-PAGE SAVE @ EXIT

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(; I

&ondi tion> (1) An assignable number of One Touch key is fixed beforehand. You cannot exceed it. (2) When you copy the data, those of Jack xx-l and Jack xx-2 are regarded as one and they are copied

together.

(3) When a single system is operating, you cannot assign the features of Flexible keys of the system

which is not operating and they are not displayed in the sqeen.

(4) It is invalid to copy in or from the data which are not displayed.

0 through 9 * # -, P or p (PAUSE), F or f (FLASH),

Name

SPD

Direct

0 through 9 A through 2 a through z * # ! ? Space . , ’ : ;/+-=<>$%&@()

0 through 9 * # -, P or p (PAUSE), For f (FLASH),

Maximum

10 characters

S or s (SECRET)

P-DL Direct 0 through 9 * # -, P or p (PAUSE), F or f (FLASH),

S or s (SECRET)

For assignable features, refer to page 4-20.

Not Stored

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DSS

DSS Off-line

KX-TD1232 Both

Enter DSS no.=[- ] m @

f$j

cExplanauon> DSS (DSS Console Assignment)

Assigns the feature of DSS buttons of DSS consoles.

<Operation> (1) Enter DSS number and press ENTER key. The data screen appears. (2) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Station Menu screw.

TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

DSS No.

Type of Field

Direct

1 through 8 (for KX-TD1232)

Selection of parameter

1 through 4 (for KX-TD816)

1 digit

@j EXE

Default

Not Stored

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DSS No. 1

DSS Jack No.- Jack IQ21 Pair Jack No.3 Jack [Ol]

Off-line

KX-TD1232 Both

DSSOl DSS: DSS02 [092-431-2111

DSSQ3 MSGWAIT Dsw FwDmD Dss20 [092-234-4567 ] PF04 [092-3216543 ] DSSOS SAVE DSS21 [092-234-5678 ] PF05 [092-321-5432 ]

DSS06 ACCOUNT

DSSo7 [

~~08

IbIExJ9 [ DSSlO ( DSSll [

DSS12 [ ] DSS28 [ ] PF12 [092-321-0765 ] DSS13 [ DSS14 [ DSSl5 [ ] DSS31 [

DSS16 [

Enter numeric code H DSS m COPY B

EXlIlOOJ DSSI7 [092-234X34

] DSSl8 [092-234-2345

DSS19 [092-234-3456

DSS22 [092-2344789

I ~ss23 I

~ss24 t

] PFOl [092-321-9876 J

.] PFO2 [092-321-8765 ]

] PFIl3 1092-321-7654 ]

] PFO6 [092-321-4321 ] ] PFO7 [092-321-3210 ] ] PFO8 [O92-321-2109 ]

] DSS25 [ ] PF09 [092-321-1098 ] I DSS~ I

] DSS27 [ ] DSS29 [ ] PF13 [

] DSS30 [

] DSS32 [’

f# KELP @P-PAG@@-PAG@

] PFlO [092-321-0987 ] ] PFll [092-321-0876 ]

] PF14 ( ] PF14 [

’ ] PF16 [

sAw2 H EXIT

[l] DSS Jack No.

w71

Assigns the Jack numbers connected with a DSS console.

[2] Pair Jack No.

’ Assigns the paired extension’s Jack number.

P.371

<Operation> (1) This program is displayed at every DSS number. (2) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. You must select the feature first

and enter numbers.

(3) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file.

(4) Press F5 (P-PAGE) to return to the previous page. (5) ‘Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance lo the next page.

(6)

Use

F2 (COPY) if you want to copy the data of one DSS button in another.

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(7) Press

FI (DSS)

to rctum to the screen to enter DSS number.

(8) Press F8 (EXIT) to rctum to Station Menu screen.

If the number assigned for DSS key is redundant, the previous assignment is cancelled and the new

(1)

entry becomes effective. An assignable number of One Touch key is fixed beforehand.

(2)

For KX-TD1232, when you assign extensions cormected*to DSS consoles and paired telephones,

(3)

You cannot exceed it.

DSS No.1 through 4 must be connected to one of Jack No. 02 through 32 and DSS No.5 through 8 must be connected to one of Jack No.33 through 64. (When System Connection is executed, you must connect DSS consoles and paired telephones to the same system.)

(4) (5)

(6)

uhiple DSS consoles cannot be connected to the same extension. The multiple paired telephones can be connected to the same extension. When a single system is operating, you cannot assign the features of DSS consoles connected to the

system unoperating. If you try to assign the features, an error massage appears. You cannot assign the jack 01 or the jack number of Manager to a DSS jack.

(7)

The XDP feature must be assigned “Disable” for DSS ports.

(8) <Note>

The numbers beside the items are program addresses which are used when you program the system by proprietary telephones.

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TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

DSS Jack

NO.

Pair

Jack No

Flexible

-----

1 1

(One Touch)

‘ype of Fiel

Selecting

and

Direct

Selecting

and

Direct

----

Selecting

---Direct

Selection of parameter

Disable or [

] (After selecting [ I) 02 through 64 (for KX-TD1232)

2 digits

02 through 16 (for KX-TD816) Disable or [ ]

(After selecting [ 1) 01 through 64 (for KX-TD1232)

2 digits

01 through 16 (for KX-TD816) DSS, [

](means One Touch Key),

MSG WAIT, FWD/DND, SAVE, ACCOUNT, CONF, ‘AR

--,,.,----------------EXT=O through 9

2,3 or 4 digits

____-____L-------------

0 through 9

* # -. P or p (PAUSE), F or f (FLASH),

S or s (SECRET)

Default

Disable

DSSOl :DSS:

EXT [loll

Dsso2:Dss:

MTttCQ1

DSS32 : &S :

PFol:[ I PFO2:[ ]

PFl6:[ I

ml321

The table illustrated below shows all features assignable to Flexible

DSS Key

8 Features marked

be assigned to each

One Touch

MESSAGE WAIT Key

FWD / DND Key

SAVE Key

ACCOUNT Key

CONF Key

Key

Flexible key.

Keys.

VTR Key

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4-4 System

z;;* -*- -

‘,‘^T

.-.. -a-c-+ ..w . . --.-v-e.. -e,...

The screen illustrated below appears when you select “3. System”.

System Menu

-..a.._

Off-line

OI.Da#ight~“- -’ -

02. Class of Service

03. Speed Dial

04. Absent Message

05. FIexibIe Numbering

06. Account Code /Special Carrier

07. Timer

08. Voice Mail

09. Misccllancous IO. System Time

11. Version

Sclcct the number

i-1

KX-TD 1232 Both

Enter the number, and hit ENTER key

(1) Enter the number of the program, and press ENTER key. (2) Press F8 (EXIT) to rctum IO Main Menu screen.

<Condition> An error message appears when you sclcct “10. System Time” or “11. Version” in Batch Editing Mode.

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01.

Day/Night

Day /Night Off-line KX-TD1232 Both

Mode

Kit spacebar to sclcct paramctcr

Day

Sun 09:OOAM Mon 09:OOAM Tue 09:OOAM

Wed 09:OOAM Thu 09:OOAM

Sat 09:OOAM

Night 05:OOPM 05:OOPM 05:OOPM 05:OOPM 05:OOPM

05:OOPM

[l] Mode (Day / Night Scrv& Switching Mode)

[loll

Assigns the method to alternate with the day and night modes.

’ [2] Time (Day / Night Service Starting Time)

[lo21

Sets the starting time when you select the automatic switching mode for day/night service. <Operation> (1) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a paramelcr.

(2) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (3) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to System Menu screen. <Note>

The numbers beside the items arc program addrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

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TABLE of ITEMS

Disable or [ -]AM /PM

---------------------

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Class of Service

02.

Class of Service Off-line

KX-TD1232 Both

C TRS-Level Durat TRNSF Call Busy Busy DND Account

S Day

1 ul

111

VI PI

6 PI

[31

8 [31

Night

Cl1

PI PI

c31 131 I41 [41

Limit to CO FWD OVRIDOVRID OVRID Code

to co

Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable

tiny

Option

Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Verify-All Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Verify-Toll Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable

Option Option Option Option

Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Disable Option

3nter numeric code g

<Explanation> [I] TRS-Level Day/Night (Toll Restriction Level - Day /Night)

Assigns the level of Toll Restriction during day or night mode.

[2] Durat Limit (Extension-to-CO Line Call Duration Limit)

Assigns the duration time of an originated outside call to bc limited or not.

[3] TRNSF to CO (Call Transfer to CO Line)

Assigns transferring to CO to bc made or not.

[4] Call EWD to CO (Call Forwarding to CO Line)

Assigns the Call Forwarding to outside to bc made or not.

[S] Busy OVRID (Executive Busy Override)

Assigns Busy Override Service to be valid or not.

[6] Busy OVRID Deny (Executive Busy Override Deny)

Assigns the Busy Override to be. dcnicd or not.

[Soo, 5011

[5021

[5031

15041

l50-9

[5061

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[7] DND OVRID

(Do Not Disturb Override)

Assigns the Do Not Disrurb Service lo be valid or not.

I5071

[8 ] Account Code (Account Code En&y Mode)

[5081

Assigns the mode of enlcring the account codes. <Operation> (1) Move the cursor to the field in which you warn to set a parameter. (2) After editing the data, press P7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (3) Use F2 (COPY’) if you want to copy the data of one COS No. in another. (4) Press F8 (EXIT’) to return to System Menu screen.

<Note> The numbers beside the items are program addresses which are used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

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TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

Type of Field

Selection of parameter

Default

TICS-Level

Day /Night

Direct

Durat Limit Selecting

1 through 8

Disable or Enable

1 digit 1

Disable

Disable or Enable

OVRID

Selecting

Disable or Enable

Enable

Deny

DND

Selecting

Disable or Enable

Disable

OVRID

Account

Code

Selecting Option, Vcri fy-All, Vcri fy-Toll

TILT-Level

&eve1 1 . . . Not restricted *Level 7 . . . All outgoing calls am prohibited.

-Level 8 . . .

All outgoing and cxtcnsion calls cxccpt calling to the operator are prohibited.

*Level 2 through 6 are assigned in Toll Restriction Menu.

Option

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03. Speed Dial

Speed Dial

SPDN Name

00 Ke-1 1 [IO0

01 IOpe-2 02 [MNGer

03 [KIvWDIV 1 OQ [

05 1 1

[ 1

07 [ 1 I 08 [Sheriff

10 [ 1

11 I

I 1

13 I 1

14 [ 1 I 15 1 1

I 1 1 ’

17 [ 1

I 1 [

19 I 1

Hit spacebar to select parameter

@ @J

/i$J HELP BP-PAG@jN-PAG@j SAVE B EXIT

Off-line

[lOl

J [102

[OpOl

1 [

[ [

I [lo9

[op911

J [

[ [

[ I t

KX-TD 1232 Both

Number

l’p81-92-477-1430 1’

;

; ; i i

!’

<Explanation> [l] Name (System Speed Dialing Name Set)

Assigns names of destinations stored as the speed dialing numbers.

[2] Number (System Speed Dialing Number Set)

Assigns telephone numbers for system speed dialing. <Operation> (1) This program consists of five pages.

The first page displays SPDN 00 through 19.

The second page displays SPDN 20 through 39.

The third page displays SPDN 40 through 59.

The forth page displays SPDN 60 through 79.

The last page displays SPDN 80 through 99. (2) Move ~13 cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. (3) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file.

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(4) Press F5 (P-PAGE) to return to the previous page. (5) Press F6 (N-PAGE) to advance lo the next page.

(6) Press F8 (EXIT) to rctum to System Menu screen. <Condition> You must enter numbers from a left end.

next item, an error message appears and the cursor does not move to the next. cNote> The numbers beside the items are program addresses which are used when you program the system by

proprie telephones.

Assigning

Items

Name

Number

Type of Field

Direct

0 through 9 A through Z a through z * # ! ? Space. , ’ : ; /+-=<>$%&@()

0 through 9 * # - P or p (PAUSE) F or f (FLASH) S or s (SECRET)

If you make a space.in a field and try to move the cursor to the

TABLE of ITE

Selection of parameter

Maximum

10 characters

Maximum 24 digits

Default

Not Stored

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Absent Message

04.

Absent Message Off-line

MSGN Message

I- [Will Return soon ]

2-.

( Gone Home s ]

[ AtExt %%% ] 4- [ Back at %%:%% 1 5 [ Out Until %%/%% ] 6- i In a Meeting ]

7- [

KX-TDI 232 Both

Enter alphanumeric Code

@ I

B HELP @

m SAVE B EXIT

<Explanation> Message (Absent Messages)

Assigns the Absent Messages.

_ <Operation>

(1) Move the cursor to the ficld in which you want to set a parameter. (2) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (3) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to System Menu screen.

<Note>

The numbers beside the items are program addresses which are used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

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TABLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

Message

rype of Fielc

Selection of parameter

0 through 9 A through 2 a through z Maximum *#!?Space.,‘:;l+-= C>S%&@@) 16 characters

% means a Flexible character. You can cntcr up to 7 characters in one message.

Default

1 -will Raum Soon

2-I GoneHome ]

3-[At Ext %%% 3-[At Ext %%% ] ]

4-[Back I 46% :%% 4-[Back I 46% :%% ] ]

s-[Out Until %%/%% s-[Out Until %%/%%

6-l In aMeeting 6-l In aMeeting

7-r 7-r

‘3-l ‘3-l

9-r 9-l

] ]

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Flexible Numbering

05.

Flexible Numbering

No. (Feature)

Ol(I-EXTBLK) =Q ] 02(2-EXT BLK) 312 ] 03(3-EXTBLK) j[ ] 04(4EXTBLK) a[ ] 05(5-EXTBLK) *[ ] 06(6-EXTBLK) +[ ]

07(7-EXT BLK) *[ 08(8-EXT BLK) d[ 09(9-EXT BLK) -1

lO(IO-EXT BLK) *[ Il(lI-EXTBLK) a[ 12(12-EXT BLK) ti[ 13(13EXT BLK) =+[

Dial

No. (Feature) Dial No. (Feature) Dial

21(Speed STA ) +3* ] 41(OMG PiRec) *[36 ] 22(Speed PRG ) +30 ] 42(FWD/DND) =>I710 ]

23(DoorCall ) *[31 ] 43(PickDeny ) *I720 ] 24(Extr Page ) 3132 ] .44(Data Line ) a[730 ] 25(E-Pag Ans ) *[42 ] 45(Call Wait ) *[731 ] 26(STA Page ) a[33 ] 46(GverDeny ) *[733 ] 27(S-Pag Ans ) *[43 ] 47(Pickup DL ) *[74 ]

28(CG Pick 29(GRPPick ) +40 ] 49(T-Reminder) *[76 ] 3OQlIPick ) +[41 ] SO(STALock ) a[77 ] 31(Hold ) *[50 ] 51(NightMod ) *[78 ] 32(H-Ret STA ) a[51 ] 52(Para Mod ) *[39 ]

33(H-Ret TRK ) =@3 ] 53(Extr BGM ) a[35 ] 14(14EXT BLK) a[ ] 34(Redial 15(15-EXTBLK) q[ ] 35(Call Park ) 3[52 ] 16(16-EXT BLK) =# 1 36(ACCTCode) *[49 ] 17(0pcr Call) 18(Locl Call)

a[0 I 37(DoorOpcn ) *[55 ]

319 ] 38(E-Feature ) =+[6 ]

19(TRG Call) *[8 ] 39(STA Clear ) *[790]

2O(Speed SYS) a[* 1

40(MSG

Wait ) *[70 ]

Off-line KX-TD1232 Both

) +4* ] 48(AbsntMSG ) *,I750 ]

1 *I# 1

Znter numeric code

m SAVE B EXIT

cExplanation>

Dial (Flexible Numbering)

[IW

Assigns dialing numbers of each fcaturc.

_ <Operation>

(1) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a paramctcr.

(2) After editing the data. press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file. (3) Press F8 (EXIT) to rctum to Sysrcm Menu screen. <Condition>

(1) For KX-TD8 16, “No.41 (OMG P/&c ) 3136 1” is changed to “41 (Reverse ) a[

1”.

(2) You must enter numbers from a left end. If you make a space in a field and try to move the cursor to

the next item, an error message appears and it dots not move to the next.

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(3) When you press F7 (SAVE), it is chcckcd whether tie double storage is done or not.

(4) An error message appears when you press F7 (SAVE) if you changed the numbers of extension block

which are used in extension numbers or Floating extension numbers.

<Note>

The numbers beside the items arc program addrcsscs which are used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

Assigning

Items

Dial Direct

Type of Field

0 ihroucrh 0

r‘

Selection of paramctcr

+ # 0, 1, 2 or 3 digits screen on the

Default

Same as the previous page

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Account Code / Special Carrier

06.

Account Code / Special Carrier Off-line

[ 03 i 03 [ 04 04 [

06 07 07 1

. . . . . ..y. ;. I

12 t i

14 15 15 [ -1 16

17 I’ ;

. . . .:

3nter numeric code gJ

I 1' 05 - [ ;

06 [ 1

t ;

[ i

[

09 [

[

13 c ; 14 1 I

I 1'

17 t 1'

; i [

@HELP @ fiiJ &j SAVE B EXIT

[ 19 19 [ ; I I

KX-TD1232 Both

; 3

[l] Account Code (Account Codes)

Assigns the Account Codes for Verified mode. -

_ (21

Special Carrier (Special Cnrricr Access Codes)

Assigns & $ecial Carrier numbers. <Operation> (1) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. (2) After editing the data, press

F7 (SAVE)

to save them on the screen into DB file.

(3) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to System Menu screen.

<Condi Lion- . (1) Special Carrier Assignment is unavailable in countries except USA, Canada and New Zealand. (2) -Account Codes including “99” in any part or ending with “9” are invalid.

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<Note>

The numbers beside the items are program addresses which are used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

TABLE of ITE

Page 70

07.

Timer

Off-lint KX-TD1232 Both

Nitmc (Rang) Data

Hold Recall Time

Transfer

Recall

Time

( O- 240s~~ ( 3- 48

rings

No Answer Time ( l- -12rings Intcrccpt Time Pickup Dial Waiting Time CO Call Duration

Time

( 3- 48

rings ( l- 5 see ( I- 64 min

CO-CO Call DuraLion Time ( I- 64 min

ISI Digit Time

Inter

Digit Time

Automatic Rcdial Rcptx~

Times ( I-

( s- 12oscc ( s- 3oscc

30 Atlcmprs ) 2 [ 151 Aulomaiic Rcdial Interval Time (30-l 200 see CO

Did Stilfling

Time

( 0-4OOOmscc Call Duration Coum Start Time ( O- 60 see DlSA Dclaycd Answer Time DlSA Prolong Time

( 0- 6rings

( o-

7 min

I* 10~01

>* [I21

>- w33

)a f121 >*

[II

>a IlO1

I* [lOI

) =j WOl

>= 1101

) =w(~lO

> 3 [WOO > 3 WI

I* )-

[II

[31

<Explanation> [1] Hold Recall Time (Hold Rccail Time)

Sets the Hold Recall Time.

_ [2] Transfer Recall Time (Transfer Recall Time )

Sets the Transfer Recall Time.

[3] No Answer Time (Call Forwarding - No Answer Time)

Sets the Call Forwarding No Answer Time.

[4] Intercept Time (Intercept Time)

Sets the time out for the Intcrccpt Routing No Answer.

[5] Pickup Dial Waiting Time (Pickup Dial Waiting Time)

Sets the waiting time for Pickup Dial.

[6] CO Call Duration Time (Extension-to-CO Line Call Duration Time)

Sets the duration time aIlowcd for a conversation with an outside party.

4-4s

[200]

PO11

[2021

PO31

PO41

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[7) CO-CO Call DuraIion Time (CO-to-CO Call Duration Time)

Assigns the durarion Iimc allowed for ;I convcrsalion bcIwccn IWO ouIsidc panics.

12061

[8] 1st Digit Time (FirsI DigiI Time)

Sets the maximum Iimc ;~llttwotf

[9] Inter Digit Time (InIcr DigiI Time)

Sets the maximum Iimc iIlloL\~cd bclwccn digiIs on an outside call.

[lo] Automatic Rcdial Rcpcar Times (AuIomaIic Rcdial Repcat Times)

Sets the rcpcalcd Iimc of AuIomaIic Rcdial.

[ 1 l] Automatic Rcdial Interval Time (AuIomaIic Rcdial lntcrval Time)

Sets the interval time for Aummatic Rcdial.

[ 121 CO Dial Starting Time (Dial SINAI Time)

Sets the time taken for 111c sysIcm IO stars dialing after an outside line is seized.

El33 Call Duration Count SIarI Time (Call Duration Count Start Time)

Sets the time taken Io SINI counting the oulgoing call duration.

[14] DISA Delayed Answer Time (DISA DClaycd Answer Time)

Sets the time taken to answer incoming calls by DISA I’caIurC. 0 The feature is availahlc for KX-TDl232 only. 1

bc~wccn lhc

dial Ionc and Ihc firsl digiI diallcd.

12071

12081

]2091

12103

[21

(2131

[15] DISA Prolong Time (DISA Prolong Time)

Sets the prolonged Iirnc for a conversation bcIwcen two outside panics by DISA feature.

* The feature is available lilr KX-TD1232 only.

(1) Move the cursor IO Ihc I’icld in which you wm IO set a paramctcr.

(2) After editing Ihc

(3) Press F8 (EXIT) IO rcIurn Io SysIcm Menu screen.

(1) If you make a space in ;I liclti and press F7 (SAVE), an error message appears.

(2) An error mcssngc appc;~rs ~hcn you SCI iI paramclcr beyond a range and press F7 (SAVE).

<Note>

The numbers bcsidc Ihc iIcms ;Irc’ pro;r:tm addrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by proprietary telcphoncs.

tiiIIiI,

press F7 (SAVE) IO SiIvC Ihcm on the screen imo DB file.

]2141

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TAHLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

All items

Type of Field

Direct 0 Illrcw&!ll 0

Sclcclion of paramctcr

I,2 or 3 digits screen on the

Default

Same as the

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Voice Mail

Extension St;~lus

Voice Mail Command

Ringback Tow Busy Tone Rcordcr Tow DND Tow

Extension Answer

Extension Disconnect

Confirmation Tone

FWD IO VM Ringback Tone FWD IO VM Busy Tone FWD lo Estcnsion Ringback Tone

Lcavc Mcssqc

Off-lint KX-TDl232 Both

IL 1 I2 1

* [3

[4 15 I I+@ 1

19 1 16 I 17 I 18 I

IH 1

GCI Mcssa~c /+H AA Scrvicc VM Scwicc

I#8 I

[#6

1 1

-7

[l] Extension Status (VM Status DTMF Set)

I1131

Assigns the DTMF si;n;rl 10 allow !hc Voice Processing Spstom IO rccognizc it as the tone.

[2] Voice Mail Command (VM Command DTMF Set)

11141

Assigns the fcaturcs which 111~ Voice Processing System CXCCUICS.

(1) Move the cursor IO ~ltc I‘icld iI1 \\.hich you want IO set ;I pwamcicr

(2) After editing the daw. press F7 (SAVE) to swc them on the screen into DB Iilc.

(3) Press F8 (EXIT) IO rclum IO Sys~cm i1413w

SCIWII

(1) “H” can bc assignctl IO I.C;IYC hlcssagc and GCI Mcssagc. The ID is inscncd in rhc place of

4-4s

"H"

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(2) The FWD to VM Ringh;~ck Totlc and FWD to Extension Ringb;tck Tone ;IX not available now, but

they arc assignable I’or lurthcr use.

<Note>

The numbers beside the ilcms ;IIY pro~r;lm addrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by

proprietary telcphoncs.

TARLE of ITEMS

Assigning

Items

Extension Status

Voice Mail

Command.

Type of Field

Direct

Di rcct

Sclcction of parameter

Default

Maximum Same as the

0 through 9 - # P or p (PAUSE) 3 digits screen on the

previous page Same as the

0 tlirc~u$ 0 - # P or p (PAUSE)

H or h (Home Position)

Maximum

16 ciigils

screen on the previous page

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Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous Off-line

Expansion Card Type t Mitstcr) ti

tSl;~vc ) =z. EXPI-EXTI EXP2-EXT2 EXP3-COT1

Password * I 1234567 I

Operator-l ti JacklO 1 Operator-2 * Disable Manager

Local Access 2 Priority = I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Call Hunting =a EXG No.= 1 2345678

SPD TRS Ovcrkic CO Auto-Hold By Push DSS-Kcp Adjust Time

=a Disable

TRG No.= il] 121 131 141 IS] [6] 171 [S]

DTCDDDDD

ti Disitbk =D En&k =a [Ol:otl~ AM

KX-TD 1232 Both

Expansion Card Type Master / Slave (Expansion Card Type)

[II

Assigns the type of Esp;lnsion Card for Master or Slave DSHS.

Password (System Password)

Assigns a password for cc~mmunieating with DSHS from a rcmotc tcnninal.

Operator-l/-2 (Operator Estcnsion Assignment 1

[31

Assigns Jack No. cnnnccrcti will1 Opcmtor-1 or Operator-Z?.

Manager (Manqcr Estcnsion Assiymcnt)

[41

Assigns Jack No. conncc~cd \\,ith Manager.

Local Access (AuiOmiitiC Access CO Lint Group Assignmcnl)

Assigns CO lint

Call Hunting (Station Hunting Type)

[61

Assigns the Station Huntill: I!~c’ on

groups in 11~ pr-cl~crcntial order for Automalic Access.

cxtcnsion group basis.

4-50

[lo91

[IO71

iOO6]

[OOC,]

IlO3]

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[7] SPD TRS Ovcrridc (TRS Ovcrridc for System Speed Dialing )

Assigns

cnablc or disable lo restrict calls madc by SPD.

[3001

[S] CO Auto-Hold by Push DSS-Key (One-Touch Transfer by DSS Bullon)

Assigns

cnablc or disable IO hold an outside call automatically by pressing a DSS button on the

[ 1081

DSS Console during 111~ outside call.

[9] Adjust Time (Adjust Time)

El 151

Sets the time to adjust lhc &II;I bctwccn the sysicm of Master DSHS and Slave DSHS.. <Operation> (I) Move the cursor IO ~hc ficltl in which you want to set a piuamctcr.

(2) After editing

the

daIa, press F7 (.SAVE)

lo smc

them on the screen into DB file.

(3) Press F8 (EXIT) io rctum lo System Menu screen. <Condition> (1) Operator-l, Opcraror-2 and Manager can bc conncctcd to the same jack. (2) The manager cannoi bc ;rssisncd 111~ jack number

the DSS Console.

(3) For KX-TDl232, (he ~ypc ol‘cspansion cards installed in the system which is not operating is

displayed as the followin,

‘1 : Esp:rnsion

Card Type (Master or Slav@ a --------- --------- ---------.

(4) After changing the setting of Expansion Card Type, to make your setting cffcctive, turn the Power

Switch of the DSHS off and

once. Othcrwisc the previous setting will be maintained.

<Note>

The numbers bcsidc the iicms ;IIV program addrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by

proprietary tclcphoncs.

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Assigning

Items

T’ype of Ficlc

TABLE of ITEMS

Sclcction of paramctcr

Default

Expansion Card Type

Password

Operator / Manager

Local 4ccess

Sclccting

Direct

Selecting

and

Direct

Di rcct

For KX-TDI 232 EXPI-COTI EXPZ-EXTI EXP3-EXT2

EXPl-COTI EXPZ-EXTZ EXP3-EXTl EXPI-EXTI EXPZ-EXT2 EXP3-COT1 EXP I -EXTl EXPZ-COT1 EXP3-EXT+2 EXPI-EXTZ EXPZ-EXTI EXP3-COT1 EXPI-EXT2 EXPZ-COT1 EXP3-EXTI

For K X-T1>8 I6

EXPI-COTI EXPZ-EXTI EXPI-EXTI EXPZ-COT1

0 through 0 4.5.6 or 7 digits

Disahlc or Jack 1 J (After s&cling Jack 1 J ) 2 digits 01 through 64 (for KX-TD1232)

01 through 16 (for KX-TDS 16)

I throu$i S 1 digit

For KX-TD 123:

EXPl -COT1 EXP2-EXTI EXP3-EXT2

For

KX-TDS 1

EXPl-COT1

EXPZEXT 1

1234

Same as the screen on the

Same as the screen on the previous page

3all LIunting

SPD TRS Override

CO Auto-Hold

Push

DSS-_Key

4djust Time

Hour

----vlinute

-we-__ I\M/PM

Sekcting

Sclccling

Selecting

Direct

-we-_ Di rcct

----_

D : Disahlc. T : Tcnninatc, C : Circular, A : Au~on~red Attendant, V : Voice Mail

Disahlc or Enable

01 Ihrou~h I7 2 digits

--------------------___

00 llmQ!ll 50

2 digits

--------------------__

Ah4 (11‘ I’M

Disable

Enable

01 :OO AM

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System Time

IO.

I-

System Time

- --.-. _- ._

‘23. Jan. 1 FRI 12:W.l AM

On-line (RS-232C) KX-TDI232 Master

<Explanation> System Time (Date and Time %I)

Sets the time of DSHS.

_ <Operation>

(I) Move the cursor and WI ihc‘ rime. (2) After editing the tl:tl;~. prc~s F7 (SAVE) IO swc lhcm on the screen into DB (3) Press F8 (EXITj

lo r’clunl IO S~dcn-, Menu

s;CJcCll.

IOOO]

ilc.

This screen is only availal~lc in Inlcwctivc Editin: Mode.

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I-.- .j

! _

<Note>

The numbers bcsidc the ilcms ;trc l~ro~riIm addrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by proprietary tclcphoncs.

TAHLE OF ITEMS

Assigning

Items

Year

Type of Field

Direct

0 llwlyll 0

Sclcction of paramctcr

2 digits 93

Month Selecting Jan. Feb. Mar, Apr, May, Jun; Jul. Aug. Scp, Oct. Nov. Dee

Date Dir-ccl I

rllrotl&!ll 3

2 digits 1

Day of the Sclccting SUN. MON.TUE, WED, THU. FRI SAT

W&C

Hour -

Minute

Dirccr

Direct

rlll-cru~ll

00 Illn~ll~ll 50

2 digils

2 digits

Default

Jan

FRI

AM/I’M

Selecting

Ah.1 or I’M

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hl;iwr’= I-----TO4lJ5)30505j

<Explanation> Version (ROM

Version Disph!.)

Confirms the version of

SlilVC = 1

ROM ol‘rhc DSHS.

. . . . . .

EXIT

..-2

[I 16

_ <Operation>

(1) This parameter is only displ;lycd and cannot hc changed.

(2) Press F8 (EXIT) to rctunl to Sys~cm Menu

w-cm.

<Condition> (1) The KX-TDSl h ti~cs IIOI II>;I~~ it dislinciion hci

(2) This screen

(3) When the single syslcm is opcraiin~.

is only ;tv;lil;thlc in Irwr‘activc Editing Mock.

111c version or the syslcm which is not

WCCII IIIASICT :III~ SlilVC.

in the screen.

opcr;lring is not

displayed

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<Note>

i :: ;.s

The numbers bcsidc the i~cms arc prqram xldrcsscs which arc used when you program the system by

proprietary telephones.

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-5 Toll Restriction

Toll Restriction Menu

Off-line

LTRS Deny

2. TRS Exception

Select the number : [-I

KX-TD 1232 Both

Enter the number, and hit ENTER key pJ @j

p$J

ff@FLpf#

<Operation> (1) Enter the number of the program and press ENTER key.

(2) Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Main Menu screen.

/#j EXIT

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TRS Deny

TRS Deny Off-line KX-TD 1232 Both

LOC LVL2

01 all-1 [120923*] [ 02 [1916W] [

03 [

LVL3 LVL4 LVI.5

1’ F

04 [ I I 05 r

1 07 [ 08 1

i I’ i i

i t

1 1

09 r

10 [ i I 1’ I i t 11 [

12 [

13 f 1 I ; ! 14 [

[

15 [ I 1

17 [ 18 [ 1’ t 19 t

; t

I [

1 [.

1 [

1’ I

i I

i; ’

i t

1 r 1 [

LVL6

i I

1 [ 1’

; I

; t

; t i

i I

; t 1 [ 1’

; I

1 t i I

1 [

1’ I

i 1

; t

I : i t i

1 [

Enter numeric code

TRS Deny (Toll Restriction Denied Code Entry)

Assigns telephone numbers prohibited for each Toll Restriction level.

. <Operation>

(1) Move the cursor to the field in which you want to set a parameter. (2) After editing the data, press F7 (SAVE) to save them on the screen into DB file.

Press F8 (EXIT) to return to Toll Restriction Menu screen.

(3) <Condition> You must enter a number from a left end and fill in the blank with *(a wild card character).

<Note> .

[301, 302,303,304,.305]

The numbers beside the items are program addresses which am used when you program the system by proprietary telephones.

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