Panasonic DBS Series Programming Manual page 113

Panasonic Digital Business System - Programming Manual
April 1997
Restriction override using SSD code in group 1
[CONF]#:
(00-89)#:
This step allows a specified block of system speed dial (SSD) entries in side 1 to override the call
barring on the calling extension if they would normally be restricted. SSDs stored in the location
specified here and all others upto 89 can override call barring provided the extension using them
has been allowed to use SSD override.
Related step FF7 9# (001-144)# , SSD restriction override
Restriction override using SSD code in group 2
[CONF]#:
(00-89)#:
This step allows a specified block of system speed dial (SSD) entries in side 2 to override the call
barring on the calling extension if they would normally be restricted. SSDs stored in the location
specified here and all others up to 89 can override call barring provided the extension using them
has been allowed to use SSD override.
Related step FF7 9# (001-144)# , SSD restriction override
* Restriction
(20-21)#
20#: Class 2
21#: Class 3
The dialling of * within the first four dialled digits can be barred in classes 2 and 3. This restricts
access to certain network services.
Note 1: Dialling * to convert from pulse to tone dialling is not affected by this step
Note 2: This step applies only to classes 2 and 3 because the definitions of the other classes
determine their ability to dial *.
FF7-1#-18#-(00-89)#
All SSD calls are subject to restriction class
SSD codes including the registered number to 89 can make calls
FF7-1#-19#-(00-89)#
All SSD calls are subject to restriction class
SSD codes including the registered number to 89 can make calls
FF7-1#-(20-21)#-(0 or 1)#
[TYPE5 SSD ENTER]
[TYPE5 SSD ENTER]
[*TRS TYPE(2-3)]
(0-1)#
0#: * not restricted
1#: * restricted
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