Notes For Multiple-Cabinet Systems; Ff4 - Panasonic DBS-576 Technical Manual

Chapter 1. Installation and Initialization
Figure 1-1: Installing a VM Unit into a single cabinet
Introduction
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Installing
& Initializing
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System
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Trunks
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Extensions

Notes For Multiple-Cabinet Systems

The same goes for multiple cabinets -- VSSC needs FS11 (in CAB-96) or FS5 (in CAB-40);

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VPU goes in either FS9 or FS10 (in CAB-96) or in FS4 (in CAB-40).
FF-/Soft Keys
Rule of Thumb: When the phone system has multiple cabinets and you're installing options
into them, always start at the bottom (base cabinet first) and build up (then lower expansion
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cabinet, then upper expansion cabinet).
Groups
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Install the first VM Unit into the base cabinet, then the second Unit (if used) into the
expansion cabinet directly above it, and so on.
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* Don't split a single VM Unit into multiple cabinets. All components of a VM
TRS/ARS
* You can install one VM Unit per cabinet. A DBS 576 phone system can use a
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Applications
* To avoid heat damage to the HDD, don't install any VM Unit into the upper
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If you are also installing ACD (Automatic Call Distributor) Units, install the VM
Unit(s) first, using up the lowest cabinets, then install the ACD in the cabinet(s) above
Maintenance
them.
* The ACD Unit also needs FS11, which is why it can't be installed in the same
Appendix A
* A maximum of two ACD Units, plus a maximum of four VM Units, can be
Appendix B
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Unit must be contained in the same cabinet.
maximum of four VM Units, even in a 6-cabinet configuration.
(top) expansion cabinet.
cabinet as a VM Unit.
installed in a phone system.
DBS 576 (USA) issued March 1999
Section 510: Built-In Voice Mail w/2-Way Call Recording
              
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Introduction
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System
Configuration
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System
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Trunks
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Extensions
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FF-/Soft Keys
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Groups
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TRS/ARS
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Applications
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Maintenance
Appendix A
Appendix B