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Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Technical Manual (664 pages)

Section 400 Programming

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone System | Size: 17.55 MB

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Technical Manual (376 pages)

Supports DBS 576 Version 5.0

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone | Size: 5.02 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1. About this Manual

11
Chapter 2. List of Features

13
Chapter 3. System Features

19
- Topic Page
  19
- AEC Disconnect
  22
- Attendant Groups
  22
- Automatic Call Distributor
  23
- Automatic Route Selection
  24
- Automatic Trunk to Trunk Transfer
  25
- Background Music/Moh Separation
  25
- Battery Backup
  26
- Building Block Expansion Capability
  26
- Built-In Voice Mail Unit
  27
- Call Progress Tones
  28
- Caller ID
  28
- Caller ID Alpha Tagging
  29
- Centrex/Pbx Compatibility
  30
- Class of Service
  30
- CO Ringing Types
  35
  - DID Ringing
    35
  - DIL Ringing
    36
  - DIL Delayed Incoming Ring Enhancement
    37
  - DISA Ringing
    38
  - Multiple Ringing
    38
- CO Trunk Interface
  38
- Computer Telephony Integration Capability
  40
- Data Security
  41
- Daylight Saving Time
  41
- Day/Night System Mode
  42
  - Manual Day/Night Mode
    43
  - Automatic Day/Night Mode
    45
- Digital Pad
  45
- Direct Inward System Access
  46
- Distinctive Ringing
  47
- Door Box
  47
  - Door Box Sensor
    48
- Extension Interface
  49
  - Analog Device Capability
    49
  - Digital Key Telephones
    49
  - DP/DTMF Slts
    50
  - ISDN/BRI S-Point Interface
    50
  - ISDN/PRI S-Point Interface
    50
- Flexible Numbering Plan
  51
- Free Slot
  51
- Hunting Groups
  52
  - Pilot Distributed Hunt Group
    52
  - Pilot Terminal Hunt Group
    52
  - Switch Back Hunt Group
    52
  - Circular Hunt Group
    53
  - Next Extension/Hunt Group
    53
- Internal Hold Tone
  54
- Lan Tapi
  54
- MCO Tenant Group
  56
- Memory Backup
  56
- Music-On-Hold
  57
- Name Assignments
  57
  - Extension Name Assignments
    58
  - Speed Dial Name Assignments
    61
- Network BLF
  63
- Network Facilities
  64
  - Network Attendant Reversion
    64
  - Network Call Routing
    65
  - Network Call Transfer
    65
  - Network Centralized Attendant
    65
  - Network Centralized Voice Mail
    65
  - Network Extension Calling
    65
  - Network Flash Transfer
    65
  - Network Hold
    65
  - Network Paging
    66
  - Network Transfer Recall
    66
  - Tandem Connection
    66
- Non-Blocking Architecture
  66
- Power Failure Transfer
  67
- Power on Maintenance
  67
- Programming Devices
  68
  - DBS 576 Manager
    68
  - Telephone Programming
    68
- QSIG ISDN Lines
  69
- Ringing Modes
  69
  - Day 1/ Day 2/Night Ringing
    69
  - Day 1/ Day 2/Night Delayed Ringing
    70
  - DID Day/Night Busy/Delayed Ringing
    70
  - DID Day/Night Ringing
    70
  - Busy Lamp Field Delayed Ringing
    71
  - Busy Lamp Field Ringing
    71
  - Alarm Ringing
    72
  - Slide Ringing
    72
- System Speed Dial TRS Override
  72
- Station Message Detail Recording
  73
- T1 Line
  75
- Toll Restriction Service
  76
- Trunk Access Groups
  77
- Virtual Port
  77
  - Virtual Port Used for Virtual Extension
    77
  - Virtual Port Used for Floating Hold
    78
- Voice Mail
  78
Chapter 4. User Maintenance

85
- Index
  85
- Introduction
  86
- About User Programming
  86
- Set Absence Messages
  87
- Set Call Forward Busy Destination Extension
  89
- Set Call Forward ID Codes for Voice Mail
  90
- Set Call Forward no Answer Destination Extension
  91
- Set Caller ID Logging Extensions
  92
- Set Day of Week Mode
  93
- Set Exception Day Mode
  95
- Set Extension Names
  97
- Set Message Key ID Code
  98
- Set Mode Schedule
  99
  - Set Personal Speed Dial Names
    101
- Set Personal Speed Dial Numbers
  106
- Set Send Text Messages
  107
- Set Special Day Mode
  108
- Set System Date/Time/Day
  115
- Set System Speed Dial Index
  116
- Set System Speed Dial Names
  118
- Set System Speed Dial Numbers
  119
- Set Text Message Replies
  121
- Set Verified Account Codes
  122
- Set Walking TRS Codes
  124
Chapter 5. Key Telephone Features

125
- Key Telephone
  128
- Absence Message
  128
- Account Codes
  130
  - Non-Verified Account Codes
    131
  - Verified Account Codes
    132
- Attendant Group Calls
  134
- Auto Repeat Dial
  134
- Background Music
  135
- Busy Override
  136
- Callback Request
  137
- Call Forwarding
  139
  - Call Forwarding-All Calls
    139
  - Call Forwarding - Busy
    140
  - Call Forwarding - no Answer
    141
  - Call Forwarding-All Calls and Do-Not-Disturb
    142
- Call Hold
  143
  - System Hold
    143
  - Floating Hold
    144
  - Exclusive Hold
    145
  - Broker's Hold
    146
  - Call Park
    146
- Call Pickup
  148
  - Extension Group Pickup
    149
  - Extension Direct Pickup
    150
  - Trunk Direct Pickup
    151
  - Trunk Group Pickup
    151
- Call Transfer
  152
  - Supervised Transfer
    152
  - Unsupervised Transfer
    153
  - Camping a Call Onto a Busy Extension
    154
- Caller ID Call Log
  155
  - Call Log Operation on a Small- and Large-Display Key Telephones
    155
- Camp-On (Call Waiting)
  156
- Conference Calls
  159
- Directory Numbers
  160
- Display Information
  164
  - Large-Display Phone
    165
  - Changing the Display Contrast
    166
  - Small-Display Phone
    166
- Do-Not-Disturb
  167
- DP to DTMF Signal Conversion
  168
- DSS/72 Console
  169
- EM/24 Console
  169
- Flash
  170
- Flexible Function Keys
  170
- Handsfree Answerback
  177
- Handsfree Operation
  178
- Headset Operation
  178
- Hot Dial Pad
  179
- Hot Line
  180
- Intercom Calling
  180
- Last Number Redial
  181
- Line Appearances
  182
  - DSS/BLF Appearances
    182
  - Direct Line Appearances
    184
  - Multi-CO (MCO) Appearances
    184
- Message Key
  186
- Message Waiting/Callback
  186
- Mute Function
  188
- Offhook Monitor
  189
- Offhook Signaling
  189
- Offhook Voice Announce
  190
- One-Touch Keys
  193
- Onhook Dialing
  195
- Paging
  195
  - Meet-Me Answer
    196
- Reset Call
  197
- Ringing Line Preference
  197
- Room Monitoring
  198
- Silent Monitor
  200
- Speed Dialing
  202
  - Personal Speed Dial
    202
  - System Speed Dial
    204
  - Speed Dial Linking
    206
  - Speed Dial Name Assignments
    208
- Station Lockout
  212
- Timed Reminder Call
  215
- Trunk Access
  216
  - CO Line Key Trunk Access
    216
  - Direct Trunk Access
    216
  - MCO Line Preference
    217
  - MCO Trunk Access
    218
- Trunk Queuing
  219
- Universal Night Answer to Page
  220
- Variable Mode
  221
- Voice Recognition
  223
- Volume Control
  223
- Walking TRS Class of Service
  224
- Zip Mode
  225
  - Key Telephone
    226
Chapter 6. DSLT Features

229
- Digital Single Line Telephone
  229
- Absence Message
  229
- Account Codes
  231
  - Non-Verified Account Codes
    233
  - Verified Account Codes
    233
- Attendant Group Calls
  234
- Auto Repeat Dial
  235
- Background Music
  236
- Busy Override
  237
- Callback Request
  238
- Call Forwarding
  239
  - Call Forwarding-All Calls
    239
  - Call Forwarding - Busy
    240
  - Call Forwarding - no Answer
    241
  - Call Forwarding and Do-Not-Disturb
    242
- Call Hold
  242
  - Floating Hold
    243
  - System Hold
    243
  - Exclusive Hold
    244
  - Broker's Hold
    245
  - Call Park
    246
- Call Pickup
  247
  - Extension Group Pickup
    247
  - Extension Direct Pickup
    249
  - Trunk Group Pickup
    249
  - Trunk Direct Pickup
    250
- Call Transfer
  250
  - Supervised Transfer
    250
  - Unsupervised Transfer
    251
  - Camping a Call Onto a Busy Extension
    252
- Camp-On (Call Waiting)
  253
- Conference Calls
  254
- Do-Not-Disturb
  255
- DP to DTMF Signal Conversion
  257
- Flash
  257
- Hot Line
  258
- Intercom Calling
  258
- Last Number Redial
  260
- Message Waiting/Callback
  261
- Offhook Signaling
  262
- Offhook Voice Announce
  263
- Onhook Dialing
  264
- Paging
  265
  - Meet-Me Answer
    265
- Reset Call
  266
- Room Monitoring
  267
- Speed Dialing
  269
  - Personal Speed Dial
    269
  - System Speed Dial
    271
  - Speed Dial Linking
    272
- Station Lockout
  274
- Timed Reminder Call
  276
- Trunk Access
  277
  - Direct Trunk Access
    277
  - MCO Trunk Access
    277
- Trunk Queuing
  278
- Universal Night Answer to Page
  279
- Walking TRS Class of Service
  280
Chapter 7. SLT Features

283
- Absence Message
  285
- Account Codes
  286
  - Non-Verified Account Codes
    287
  - Verified Account Codes
    287
- Attendant Group Calls
  289
- Busy Override
  289
- Callback Request
  290
- Call Forwarding
  291
  - Call Forwarding-All Calls
    291
  - Call Forwarding - Busy
    292
  - Call Forwarding - no Answer
    293
  - Call Forwarding and Do-Not-Disturb
    294
- Call Hold
  295
  - System Hold
    295
  - Floating Hold
    296
  - Floating Hold (Retrieve Only)
    296
  - Broker's Hold
    297
  - Exclusive Hold
    297
  - Call Park
    298
- Call Pickup
  300
  - Extension Group Pickup
    300
  - Extension Direct Pickup
    301
  - Trunk Direct Pickup
    302
  - Trunk Group Pickup
    302
- Call Transfer
  303
  - Supervised Transfer
    303
  - Unsupervised Transfer
    303
  - Camping a Call Onto a Busy Extension
    304
- Camp-On (Call Waiting)
  305
- Conference Calls
  306
- Do-Not-Disturb (DND)
  307
  - Do-Not-Disturb
    307
- Flash Send
  309
- Hot Line
  309
- Intercom Calling
  310
- Last Number Redial
  311
- Message Waiting/Callback
  311
- Offhook Signaling
  312
- Offhook Voice Announce
  313
- Paging
  314
  - Meet-Me Answer
    315
- Reset Call
  315
- Room Monitoring
  316
- Speed Dialing
  317
  - Personal Speed Dial
    318
  - System Speed Dial
    319
  - Speed Dial Linking
    320
- Station Lockout
  321
- Timed Reminder Call
  322
- Trunk Access
  323
  - Direct Trunk Access
    324
  - MCO Trunk Access
    324
- Trunk Queuing
  325
- Universal Night Answer to Page
  326
- Walking TRS Class of Service
  327

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Technical Manual (376 pages)

Brand: Panasonic | Category: IP Phone | Size: 4.36 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1. About this Manual

11
Chapter 2. List of Features

13
Topic

15
- Chapter 3. System Features
  
  19
AEC Disconnect

22
Attendant Groups

22
Automatic Call Distributor

23
Automatic Route Selection

24
Automatic Trunk to Trunk Transfer

25
Background Music/Moh Separation

25
Battery Backup

26
Building Block Expansion Capability

26
Built-In Voice Mail Unit

27
Call Progress Tones

28
Caller ID

28
Caller ID Alpha Tagging

29
Centrex/Pbx Compatibility

30
Class of Service

30
CO Ringing Types

35
- DID Ringing
  35
- DIL Ringing
  36
- DIL Delayed Incoming Ring Enhancement
  37
- DISA Ringing
  38
- Multiple Ringing
  38
CO Trunk Interface

38
Computer Telephony Integration Capability

40
Data Security

41
Daylight Saving Time

41
Day/Night System Mode

42
- Manual Day/Night Mode
  43
- Automatic Day/Night Mode
  45
Digital Pad

45
Direct Inward System Access

46
Distinctive Ringing

47
Door Box

47
- Door Box Sensor
  48
Extension Interface

49
- Digital Key Telephones
  49
- Analog Device Capability
  49
- DP/DTMF Slts
  50
- ISDN/BRI S-Point Interface
  50
- ISDN/PRI S-Point Interface
  50
Flexible Numbering Plan

51
Free Slot

51
Hunting Groups

51
- Pilot Terminal Hunt Group
  52
- Pilot Distributed Hunt Group
  52
- Switch Back Hunt Group
  52
- Circular Hunt Group
  53
- Next Extension/Hunt Group
  53
Internal Hold Tone

54
Lan Tapi

54
MCO Tenant Group

56
Memory Backup

56
Music-On-Hold

57
Name Assignments

57
- Extension Name Assignments
  58
- Speed Dial Name Assignments
  61
Network Facilities

63
- Network Attendant Reversion
  64
- Network Call Routing
  64
- Network Call Transfer
  64
- Network Centralized Attendant
  64
- Network Centralized Voice Mail
  64
- Network Extension Calling
  64
- Network Flash Transfer
  65
- Network Hold
  65
- Network Paging
  65
- Network Transfer Recall
  65
- Tandem Connection
  65
Non-Blocking Architecture

66
Power Failure Transfer

67
Power on Maintenance

67
QSIG ISDN Lines

68
Programming Devices

68
- Telephone Programming
  68
- PC-Based Customizing Tool
  68
Ringing Modes

69
- Day 1/ Day 2/Night Ringing
  69
- Day 1/ Day 2/Night Delayed Ringing
  70
- DID Day/Night Ringing
  70
- DID Day/Night Busy/Delayed Ringing
  70
- Busy Lamp Field Ringing
  71
- Busy Lamp Field Delayed Ringing
  71
- Slide Ringing
  71
- Alarm Ringing
  72
System Speed Dial TRS Override

72
Station Message Detail Recording

73
T1 Line

75
Toll Restriction Service

75
Trunk Access Groups

76
Virtual Port

77
- Virtual Port Used for Virtual Extension
  77
- Virtual Port Used for Floating Hold
  77
Voice Mail Integration (Third Party)

78
- Answer Supervision for Voice Mail
  78
- Call Forward ID Code for Voice Mail
  79
- DID/DNIS/DDI Voice Mail ID Code
  79
- Disconnect Signal
  80
- High Priority Message Waiting
  80
- Message Key ID Code
  80
- Voice Mail Transfer Key
  81
- Chapter 4. User Maintenance
  
  85
Introduction

86
About User Programming

86
Set Absence Messages

87
Set Call Forward Busy Destination Extension

89
Set Call Forward ID Codes for Voice Mail

90
Set Call Forward no Answer Destination Extension

91
Set Caller ID Logging Extensions

92
Set Day of Week Mode

93
Set Exception Day Mode

95
Set Extension Names

97
Set Message Key ID Code

98
Set Mode Schedule

99
- Set Personal Speed Dial Names
  101
Set Personal Speed Dial Numbers

106
Set Send Text Messages

107
Set Special Day Mode

108
Set System Date/Time/Day

115
Set System Speed Dial Index

116
Set System Speed Dial Names

118

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Technical Manual (356 pages)

Feature operation

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone | Size: 2.15 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1. About this Manual

11
Chapter 2. List of Features

13
Chapter 3. System Features

19
- AEC Disconnect
  
  22
- Attendant Groups
  
  22
- Automatic Call Distributor
  
  23
- Automatic Route Selection
  
  24
- Automatic Trunk to Trunk Transfer
  
  25
- Background Music/Moh Separation
  
  25
- Battery Backup
  
  25
- Building Block Expansion Capability
  
  26
- Built-In Voice Mail Unit
  
  26
- Call Progress Tones
  
  27
- Caller ID
  
  28
- Caller ID Alpha Tagging (Not Available in USA)
  
  28
- Centrex/Pbx Compatibility
  
  29
- Class of Service
  
  30
- CO Ringing Types
  
  34
  - Direct Inward Dial Ringing
    34
  - Direct in Line Ringing
    35
  - Direct Inward System Access Ringing
    35
  - Multiple Ringing
    36
- CO Trunk Interface
  
  36
- Computer Telephony Integration Capability (USA Only)
  
  38
- Data Security
  
  39
- Day/Night System Mode
  
  39
  - Manual Day/Night Mode
    40
  - Automatic Day/Night Mode
    42
- Digital Pad
  
  43
- Direct Inward System Access
  
  43
- Distinctive Ringing
  
  44
- Door Box
  
  45
  - Door Box Sensor
    45
- Extension Interface
  
  46
- Flexible Numbering Plan
  
  48
- Free Slot
  
  48
- Hunting Groups
  
  49
  - Pilot Terminal Hunt Group
    49
  - Pilot Distributed Hunt Group
    49
  - Switch Back Hunt Group
    50
  - Circular Hunt Group
    50
  - Next Extension/Hunt Group
    50
- Internal Hold Tone
  
  51
- MCO Tenant Group
  
  51
- Memory Backup
  
  52
- Music-On-Hold
  
  53
- Name Assignments
  
  53
  - Extension Name Assignments
    53
  - Speed Dial Name Assignments
    57
- Network Facilities
  
  59
  - Network Call Transfer
    60
  - Network Centralized Attendant
    60
  - Network Centralized Voice Mail
    60
  - Network Extension Calling
    60
  - Network Paging
    60
  - Network Call Routing
    60
  - Tandem Connection
    60
- Non-Blocking Architecture
  
  61
- Power Failure Transfer
  
  61
- Power on Maintenance
  
  61
- Programming Devices
  
  62
  - Telephone Programming
    62
  - PC-Based Customizing Tool
    62
- Ringing Modes
  
  63
  - Day 1/ Day 2/Night Ringing
    63
  - Day 1/ Day 2/Night Delayed Ringing
    64
  - DID Day/Night Ringing
    64
  - DID Day/Night Busy/Delayed Ringing
    64
  - Busy Lamp Field Ringing
    65
  - Busy Lamp Field Delayed Ringing
    65
  - Slide Ringing
    65
  - Alarm Ringing
    66
- SSD TRS Override
  
  66
- Station Message Detail Recording
  
  66
- Toll Restriction Service
  
  69
- Trunk Access Groups
  
  70
- Virtual Port
  
  70
  - Virtual Port Used for Virtual Extension
    70
  - Virtual Port Used for Floating Hold
    71
- Voice Mail Integration (Third Party)
  
  71
  - Answer Supervision for Voice Mail
    72
  - Call Forward ID Code for Voice Mail
    72
  - DID/DNIS/DDI Voice Mail ID Code
    73
  - Disconnect Signal
    74
  - High Priority Message Waiting
    74
  - Message Key ID Code
    74
  - Voice Mail Transfer Key
    75
Chapter 4. User Maintenance

77
- Introduction
  
  78
- About User Programming
  
  78
- Set System Date/Time/Day
  
  79
- Set Personal Speed Dial Numbers
  
  80
  - Hardware Requirements
    81
- Set Personal Speed Dial Names
  
  82
- Set System Speed Dial Numbers
  
  86
- Set System Speed Dial Names
  
  87
- Set System Speed Dial Index
  
  89
- Set Extension Names
  
  90
- Set Verified Account Codes
  
  92
- Set Call-Forward ID Codes for Voice Mail
  
  93
- Set Message Key ID Code
  
  94
- Set Mode Schedule
  
  96
- Set Special Day Mode
  
  98
- Set Exception Day Mode
  
  104
- Set Day of Week Mode
  
  106
- Set Walking TRS Codes
  
  108
- Set Call Forward Busy Destination Extension
  
  109
- Set Call Forward no Answer Destination Extension
  
  110
- Set Caller ID Logging Extensions
  
  111
- Set Send Text Messages
  
  112
- Set Text Message Replies
  
  114
- Set Absence Messages
  
  115

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Technical Manual (216 pages)

Section 300 Installation

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone | Size: 4.38 MB

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Manual (362 pages)

Section 700 Feature Operation

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone System | Size: 2.95 MB

Fcc Warning
2
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1. About this Manual

11
Chapter 2. List of Features

13
Chapter 3. System Features

19
- AEC Disconnect
  22
- Pilot Terminal Hunt Group
  22
- Attendant Groups
  22
- Automatic Call Distributor
  23
- Automatic Route Selection
  24
- Automatic Trunk to Trunk Transfer
  25
- Background Music/Moh Separation
  25
- Battery Backup
  26
- Building Block Expansion Capability
  26
- Built-In Voice Mail Unit
  27
- Call Progress Tones
  27
- Caller ID
  28
- Caller ID Alpha Tagging (Not Available in USA)
  29
- Centrex/Pbx Compatibility
  29
- Class of Service
  30
- CO Ringing Types
  34
  - DID Ringing
    34
  - Name Assignments
    35
  - DIL Ringing
    35
  - DISA Ringing
    35
  - Multiple Ringing
    36
- CO Trunk Interface
  36
- Computer Telephony Integration Capability (USA Only)
  38
- Data Security
  39
- Day/Night System Mode
  39
  - Manual Day/Night Mode
    40
  - Automatic Day/Night Mode
    42

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Technical Manual (290 pages)

Section 510 Built-In Voice Mail with 2-Way Call Recording

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone System | Size: 4.42 MB

Table of Contents
3
DBS 576 (USA) Issued March 1999 •
5
DBS 576 (USA) Issued March 1999 •
6
Chapter 4. Maintenance

9
- Introduction: Product Overview
  9
- About this Manual
  11
- Product Description
  12
  - Features
    12
- System Configuration
  14
  - The VSSC Card
    14
  - The VPU Card
    15
  - Unit Rating and Environmental Conditions
    16
- Ff1
  16
  - Routine Maintenance
    17
- Ff1
  17
- System
  17
  - Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Specifications
    17
Chapter 3. Feature Operation

18
- Warranty and After-Sale Services
  18
- Ff2
  18
  - Related Documents
    18
- Introduction
  19
  - Operation from Outside
    19
- Ff3 Ff3
  19
Chapter 1. Installation and Initialization

21
- Planning the Installation
  23
  - Installation Precautions
    23
  - Notes for Single-Cabinet Systems
    23
- Ff4
  23
  - Notes for Multiple-Cabinet Systems
    24
- Ff4
  24
  - Step #2: Install VM Unit Hardware
    27
  - Step #3: Initialize the VM Unit
    28
- Ff5
  28
Chapter 2 . Programming

28
- Ff7
  28
- Ff8
  28
- Maintenance
  28
  - Auto Attendant
    28
  - Settings
    28
Appendix B 0: System Configuration

29

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 User Manual (100 pages)

Section 750 Key Phone

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone | Size: 1.47 MB

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Preface
7
Understanding Your Phone
9
- Non-Display Phones
  9
- Small-Display Phones
  11
- Large-Display Phones
  15
  - Changing the Default Display
    17
  - Understanding Display Information
    18
Setting up Your Phone
21
- Adjusting Volume and Display Settings
  21
- Setting up Flexible Function Keys
  22
- Setting up One-Touch Keys
  23
- Setting up Speed Dialing
  25
- Setting User Maintenance Functions
  33
  - About User Programming
    34
  - To Enter User Maintenance Mode
    35
    
    Message Key ID Code
    40
    
    Extension Name
    41
    
    Extension Number
    43
Placing Outside Calls
49
- Accessing an Outside Line
  49
- Using Account Codes
  50
  - Non-Verified Account Codes
    50
  - Verified Account Codes
    51
- Redialing Outside Numbers
  51
- Using Speed Dialing
  52
  - Dialing Speed Dial Numbers
    52
  - Checking Speed Dial Numbers
    54
Handling Incoming Calls
55
- Answering Calls
  55
- Using Call Hold
  56
- Transferring Calls
  57
  - Supervised Transfers
    57
  - Unsupervised Transfers
    58
- Using Call Pickup
  59
  - Extension Group Pickup
    59
  - Extension Direct Pickup
    60
  - Trunk Group Pickup
    60
  - Trunk Direct Pickup
    60
- Using Call Park
  61

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 User Manual (91 pages)

Section 750 Key Telephone

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone | Size: 1.09 MB

1 Contents

3
- Table of Contents
  3
- Preface
  7
  - For more Information
    8
  - Notation Used
    8
- Non-Display Phones
  9
2 Understanding Your Phone

9
3 Setting up Your Phone

21
4 Placing Outside Calls

35
- Using Account Codes
  36
  - Non-Verified Account Codes
    36
  - Verified Account Codes
    37
- Redialing Outside Numbers
  37
- Using Speed Dialing
  38
  - Dialing Speed Dial Numbers
    38
  - Checking Speed Dial Numbers
    40
- Answering Calls
  43
5 Handling Incoming Calls

43
- Using Call Hold
  44
- Transferring Calls
  45
  - Supervised Transfers
    45
  - Unsupervised Transfers
    46
- Using Call Pickup
  47
  - Extension Group Pickup
    47
  - Extension Direct Pickup
    48
  - Trunk Group Pickup
    48
  - Trunk Direct Pickup
    48
- Using Call Park
  49
- Calling Other Extensions
  51
  - Switching between Tone and Voice Calling
    52
6 Communicating Within Your Office

51

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Reference Manual (70 pages)

Section 525 Automatic Call Distribution (ACD), Management Information Systems (MIS)

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone System | Size: 1.07 MB

Table of Contents
3
ACD & Management Information System
7
- MIS Server Application
  9
- ACD Viewer
  9
- Report Manager
  9
- Agent View
  9
- Wallboards
  10
ACD Viewer
7
Overview
7
ACD Configuration Options
10
How ACD Can Benefit Customers
11
Major ACD Functions
12
Agent Features
15
Supervisor Features
17
Reports
22
ACD Standard Specifications
23
Chapter 1. System Configuration

25
- Basic System Layout
  25
- Cabling Considerations
  25
- Stand-Alone Configuration
  26
Chapter 2. System Requirements ACD Viewer

29
- Agent View
  30
- MIS Server
  30
Chapter 3. Installation Installation Overview

33

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Section 200 General Description

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone | Size: 2 MB

Preface - Requirements

3
FCC Registration Numbers

3
- Key Operation
  3
- Table of Contents
  6
Chapter 1 - System Overview

11
Chapter 2 - System Hardware

16
- Cabinets
  16
- Common Cards
  16
Cabinets

18
Extension Cards

21
Options

24
- Model Descriptions
  27
  - Digital Single Line Telephone (DSLT)
    27
  - Key Standard Phone
    27
  - Key Small-Display Phone
    30
  - Key Large-Display Phone
    30
Chapter 3 - System Features

32
- Attendant Groups
  35
- Conferencing
  37
- Data Security
  38
- Distinctive Ringing
  39
- Howler" Tone
  40
- Hunt Groups
  40
- Recall Timers
  41
- Slide Ringing
  41
- Walking TRS
  44
- Toll Restriction Service (TRS)
  44
Chapter 4 - Station Features

45
- Alarm Ringing
  45
List of Available System Features

45
- Background Music (BGM)
  45
- Call Forwarding
  50
- Call Park
  51
- Callback Request
  52
- DSS/BLF Keys
  53
- Hold
  55
- Hot Dial Pad
  55
- Meet-Me Answer
  56
- Message-Waiting/Callback
  56
- Mute
  56
- Name Assignment
  56
- Off-Hook Monitoring
  57
- Off-Hook Signaling
  57
- One-Touch Keys
  58
- Paging
  58
- Soft Key Variable Mode
  59
- Transfer
  59
- Walking TRS
  60
Chapter 5 - Special Applications

63
- PC Phone
  64
- PC Attendant Console
  65

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 Technical Manual (56 pages)

Section 521 Built-In ACD Supervisor Guide

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Telephone | Size: 1.23 MB

Table of Contents
3
General System Information

5
- Configuration
  5
- Specifications
  6
- Basic Service Flow
  7
- ACD Call Handling Program
  8
  - Selecting Program Processing
    8
  - Programming by Commands
    10
    
    Edit (Ff)
    11
    
    Insert (Ff)
    13
    
    Delete (Ff)
    14
  - Transfer Destination Voice Number
    15
  - All Delete (Ff)
    15
- Silent Monitor
  17
Supervisor Features

19
- Common Operation of Supervisor Menu
  19
- Supervisor Customization
  21
- Supervisor Monitoring
  31
  - Traffic Information
    32
  - Waiting Call
    33
  - Agent Status
    34
- MIS Report Features
  35
  - MIS Report Outline
    35
  - MIS Report Operation
    38
    
    Output of Mis Report Data
    40
    
    Agent Report
    40
    
    Group Report
    43
    
    System Report
    44
    
    Other Features (Data Clear and Output Cancel)
    46
- User Information Recording
  48
Agent Features

50
- Log-In / Log-Out
  50
- Available/Unavailable
  51
- Work Unit Count
  51
- Zip Tone
  52
- Key Assignment
  52
Index

55

Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 User Manual (32 pages)

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Panasonic DBS 576 Section 300 User Manual (26 pages)

900 Mhz DBS Series Cordless Telephone

Brand: Panasonic | Category: Cordless Telephone | Size: 0.77 MB

Table of Contents
3
Checking Your Package

5
Understanding Your Telephone

7
- Handset Overview
  7
- Base Station Overview
  9
- Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Overview
  10
- Handset Controls
  11
- Lcd Display
  11
Using Your Telephone

13
- Using Your Handset
  13
- Answering an Incoming Call
  14
- Placing an Outgoing Call
  14
- Switching Calls between Telephones
  15
Programming Functions

17
Troubleshooting

21
Accessories

23
- Additional Accessories
  23
Precautions

25

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Background Music/Moh Separation

Battery Backup

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Built-In Voice Mail Unit

Call Progress Tones

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CO Ringing Types

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Data Security

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Distinctive Ringing

Door Box

Extension Interface

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Name Assignments

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Power Failure Transfer

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Station Message Detail Recording

T1 Line

Toll Restriction Service

Trunk Access Groups

Virtual Port

Voice Mail Integration (Third Party)

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Set Absence Messages

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