Panasonic Switch KX T206E User Manual

Electronic Modular Switching System  
Please read this manual before connecting the  
Electronic Modular Switching System.  
S
WITCHING SYSTEM  
POW  
ER  
MODEL  
KX-T206E  
 
Important Information  
FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT CAREFULLY.  
This appliance is supplied with a moulded three pin mains plug for your safety and convenience.  
A 5 amp fuse is fitted in this plug.  
Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replacement fuse has a rating of  
5 amps and that it is approved by ASTA or BSI to BS1362.  
Check for the ASTA mark  
or the BSI mark  
on the body of the fuse.  
If the plug contains a removable fuse cover you must ensure that it is refitted when the fuse is  
replaced.  
If you lose the fuse cover the plug must not be used until a replacement cover is obtained.  
A replacement fuse cover can be purchased from your local Panasonic Dealer.  
IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET IN  
YOUR HOME THEN THE FUSE SHOULD BE REMOVED AND THE PLUG CUT OFF  
AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY.  
THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT OFF PLUG IS  
INSERTED INTO ANY 13 AMP SOCKET.  
If a new plug is to be fitted please observe the wiring code as shown below.  
If in any doubt please consult a qualified electrician.  
WARNING : THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.  
IMPORTANT : The wires in this mains leads are coloured in accordance with the following  
code:  
Green-and-yellow: Earth  
Blue:  
Brown:  
Neutral  
Live  
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the  
coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows.  
The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the  
plug which is marked with the letter E or by the safety earth symbol  
GREEN-AND-YELLOW.  
or coloured GREEN or  
The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is  
marked with the letter N or coloured BLACK.  
The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is  
marked with the letter L or coloured RED.  
How to replace the fuse : Open the-fuse compartment with a screwdriver and replace the fuse  
and fuse cover.  
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Important Information  
This equipment should be used on PSTN lines requiring 2-wire Loop calling unguarded clearing  
with Loop Disconnect or DTMF address signalling.  
The equipment must be connected to direct extension lines and a payphone should not be  
connected as an extension.  
Operation in Power Failure  
In the event of a power failure, CO2 is connected to extension 22 automatically.  
• Set the Dialling Mode (Tone or Pulse) of your telephone, according to the CO line.  
• 999 and 112 can be dialled on the apparatus for the purpose of making outgoing calls to the BT  
emergency (999) and (112) service.  
Satisfactory performance can not be guaranteed for every allowed combination of host and  
subsidiary apparatus.  
999 and 112 can be dialled on the apparatus after accessing the CO line for the purpose of  
making outgoing calls to the BT emergency (999) and (112) service.  
During dialling, this apparatus may tinkle the bells of other telephones using the same line. This  
is not a fault and we advise you not to call Fault Repair Service.  
‘Prevention of access by user. This apparatus is intended to be accessible only to authorized  
personnel. This apparatus must be installed in a locked room or similar environment, such that  
user access is prevented. Failure to prevent such user access will invalidate any approval given  
to this apparatus.’  
Caution:  
Do not push the PAUSE button more than twice following the initial access digit (or digits).  
Failure to comply with this requirement may result in unsatisfactory operation.  
Notice:  
This PBX should only be used on B•T lines on which specific BT services or facilities are  
provided.  
CAUTION  
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.  
Replace only with the same or equivalent type  
recommended by the manufacturer.  
Dispose of used batteries according  
to the manufacturer's instructions.  
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Precaution  
• Keep the unit away from heating appliances and electrical noise generating devices such as  
fluorescent lamps, motors and television. These noise sources can interfere with the perform-  
ance of the Electronic Modular Switching System.  
• This unit should be kept free of dust, moisture, high temperature (more than 40˚C/104˚F) and  
vibration, and should not be exposed to direct sunlight.  
• Never attempt to insert wires, pins, etc. into the vents or other holes of this unit.  
• If there is any trouble, disconnect the unit from the telephone line. Plug the telephone directly  
to the telephone line. If the telephone operates properly, do not reconnect the unit to the line  
until the trouble has been repaired. If the telephone does not operate properly, chances are  
that the trouble is in the telephone system, and not in the unit.  
• Do not use benzine, thinner, or the like, or any abrasive powder to clean the cabinet. Wipe it  
with a soft cloth.  
WARNING  
THIS UNIT MAY ONLY BE INSTALLED AND SERVICED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE  
PERSONNEL.  
WHEN A FAILURE OCCURS WHICH RESULTS IN THE INTERNAL PARTS BE-  
COMING ACCESSIBLE, DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY CORD  
IMMEDIATELY AND RETURN THIS UNIT TO YOUR DEALER.  
DISCONNECT THE TELECOM CONNECTION BEFORE DISCONNECTING THE  
POWER CONNECTION PRIOR TO RELOCATING THE EQUIPMENT, AND  
RECONNECT THE POWER FIRST.  
THIS UNIT IS EQUIPPED WITH AN EARTHING CONTACT PLUG. FOR SAFETY  
REASONS THIS PLUG MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO AN EARTHING CON-  
TACT SOCKET WHICH HAS BEEN INSTALLED ACCORDING TO REGULATIONS.  
THE POWER SOCKET WALL OUTLET SHOULD BE LOCATED NEAR THIS  
EQUIPMENT AND BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE.  
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS  
PRODUCT TO RAIN OR ANY TYPE OF MOISTURE.  
73/23/EEC  
89/336/EEC  
92/31/EEC  
93/68/EEC  
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Table of Contents  
Specifications ....................................................................................................................... 7  
Before Installation............................................................................................................... 8  
Unpacking............................................................................................................................ 9  
Name and Location ............................................................................................................. 9  
Wall Mounting .................................................................................................................... 10  
Opening Front Cover.......................................................................................................... 10  
Frame Ground Connection ................................................................................................ 10  
System Connection Diagram ............................................................................................. 11  
CO Line Connection ........................................................................................................... 12  
Extension Connection ......................................................................................................... 13  
Paralleled Telephone Connection ...................................................................................... 14  
Installation of Optional Card and Unit ............................................................................ 15  
Installation of Lightning Protectors .................................................................................. 17  
Power Failure Transfer ...................................................................................................... 19  
Starting the System ............................................................................................................. 19  
General Programming Instructions .................................................................................. 20  
System Programming ......................................................................................................... 21  
System Speed Dialling Number Set................................................................................... 21  
Dial Type Selection ............................................................................................................ 21  
Outgoing Permitted CO1 Assignment (Day/Night) ........................................................... 21  
Outgoing Permitted CO2 Assignment (Day/Night) ........................................................... 22  
CO1 Ringing Assignment (Day/Night).............................................................................. 22  
CO2 Ringing Assignment (Day/Night).............................................................................. 22  
Doorphone Assignment (Day/Night) ................................................................................. 23  
Toll Restriction (TRS) – Class Assignment (Day/Night) .................................................. 23  
TRS Denied Code (CLASS 2, 3) ....................................................................................... 24  
TRS Denied Code (CLASS 3) ........................................................................................... 24  
OGM Recording ................................................................................................................ 24  
OGM Play .......................................................................................................................... 25  
Fax Connection .................................................................................................................. 25  
CO1 Delayed Ringing Assignment .................................................................................... 25  
CO2 Delayed Ringing Assignment .................................................................................... 26  
Delayed Ringing Count Selection...................................................................................... 26  
TRS Excepted Code ........................................................................................................... 26  
Door Opener Assignment................................................................................................... 27  
Day/Night Switching Mode ............................................................................................... 27  
Day/Night Starting Time.................................................................................................... 27  
System Data Clear ............................................................................................................. 27  
Other programs .................................................................................................................. 28  
Least Cost Routing (LCR) Programs ................................................................................. 30  
Tone / Ring Tone ................................................................................................................. 32  
Programming Tables........................................................................................................... 34  
Templet ................................................................................................................................ 39  
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Specifications  
General Descriptions  
1. Capacity .................................... CO line  
Extension  
2
6
2. Control Method ......................... Stored Program CPU: 8 bits CPU  
Control ROM: 64 KB, Control RAM: 8 KB  
3. Switching Method ..................... Space Division CMOS Crosspoint Switch  
4. Power Supplies ......................... Primary  
Secondary  
AC 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz  
Circuit Volt: +5V, +15 V, +30 V  
Power Failure CO 2 assigned to extension 22  
5. Dialling  
Outward  
Internal  
Dial Pulse  
Tone Dial  
Dial Pulse  
Tone Dial  
10 PPS  
10 PPS, 20 PPS  
Mode Conversion  
DP-DTMF, DTMF-DP  
6. Connector .................................. CO  
Extension  
Doorphone  
4-pin connector  
4-pin connector  
4-pin connector  
7. EXT Connection ....................... Cable  
1 pair wire (single line telephone)  
2 pair wire (proprietary telephone)  
8. Intercom paths........................... 2 (including the doorphone path)  
Characteristics  
1. Station Loop Limit .................... Proprietary telephone  
40 ohms  
600 ohms including set  
20 ohms  
Single line telephone  
Doorphone  
2. Minimum Leak Resistance ....... 15000 ohms  
3. Maximum Number of Station  
Instruments per line .................. 1 (proprietary telephone) or 3 (single line telephone)  
4. Ring Voltage.............................. 90 Vrms at 25 Hz depends on Ringing Load  
5. Primary Power .......................... AC 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz, 0.5 A maximum  
6. Central Office Loop Limit ........ 1600 ohms maximum  
7. Environmental Requirements ... 0–40˚C, 10%–90% (Humidity)  
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Before Installation  
Please read the following notes concerning installation and connection before installing the  
system.  
Safety Installation Instructions  
When installing telephone wiring, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk  
of fire, electric shock and injury to persons, including the following:  
1. Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.  
2. Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet  
locations.  
3. Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has been  
disconnected at the network interface.  
4. Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.  
Installation Precautions  
This set is exclusively made for wall mounting only. Avoid installing in the following places. (Doing so  
may result in malfunction, noise, or discoloration.)  
1. In direct sunlight and hot, cold, or humid places. (Temperature range: 0˚C-40˚C/32˚F-104˚F)  
2. Sulfuric gases produced in areas where there are thermal springs, etc. may damage the equipment  
or contacts.  
3. Places in which shocks or vibrations are frequent or strong.  
4. Dusty places, or places where water or oil may come into contact with the unit.  
5. Near high-frequency generating devices such as sewing machines or electric welders.  
6. On or near computers, telexes, or other office equipment, as well as microwave ovens or air  
conditioners. (It is preferable not to install in the same room with the above equipment.)  
7. Install at least 1.8 m (6 feet) from radios and televisions. (both the main unit and a proprietary  
telephone)  
8. Do not obstruct area around the main unit (for reasons of maintenance and inspection – be  
especially careful to allow space for cooling above and at the sides of the main unit).  
Wiring Precautions  
Make sure to keep the following instructions when wiring.  
1. Do not wire the telephone cable in parallel with an AC power source, computer, telex, etc. If the  
cables are run near those wires, shield the cables with metal tubing or use shielded cables and  
ground the shields.  
2. If cables are run on the floor, use protectors or the like to protect the wires where they may be  
stepped on. Avoid wiring under carpets.  
3. Avoid using the same power supply outlet for computers, telexes, and other office equipment.  
Otherwise, the KX-T206’s system operation may be interrupted by the induction noise from such  
equipment.  
4. Please use one pair telephone wire for extension connection of (telephone) equipment such as  
standard telephones, answering machines, etc., except proprietary telephones (KX-T7130,  
KX-T7020, KX-T7050, etc.).  
5. The AC cord must be plugged off during wiring. After all the wirings are completed, plug the AC  
cord into an AC outlet.  
6. Mis-wiring may cause the system to operate improperly.  
7. If an extension does not operate properly, disconnect the telephone from the extension line and then  
connect again, or plug off the AC cord of the system and then on again.  
8. The KX-T206 is equipped with a 3-wire grounding type plug. This is a safety feature. If you are  
unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do  
not defeat the purpose of the grounding-type plug.  
9. Use twisted pair cable for CO line connection.  
10. CO lines should be installed with lightning protectors. For details, see pages 17 and 18.  
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Unpacking  
• Main Unit ............................. one  
• AC Cord ............................... one  
• Screw and Washer ................ three  
• 4-pin Plug ............................. eight  
Name and Location  
Overview of the Main Unit  
S
WITCHING SYSTEM  
AC Inlet  
POW  
ER  
Power Indicator  
Inside View of the Main Unit  
Door Opener Connector  
Cable Holders  
DOOR  
OPENER  
Extension 4-pin Jacks  
EXTN.  
5
EXTN.  
6
EXTN.  
3
EXTN.  
4
CO 4-pin Jack  
EXTN.  
1
EXTN.  
2
Doorphone Jack  
Ground Terminal  
SYSTEM  
CO  
CO  
2
1
DPH  
GROUND  
Notes  
• Doorphone Jack and Door Opener Connector are at SELV.  
• CO Line 4-pin Jack and Extension 4-pin Jacks are at TNV.  
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Wall Mounting  
1. Place the templet (on page 39) on the wall to  
mark the three screw positions.  
Templet  
2. Install the three screws and washers (included)  
into the wall.  
3. Hook the main unit on the screw heads.  
Opening Front Cover  
1. Loosen the screw.  
2. Slide the cover in the direction of the  
arrow while pressing the marked  
position.  
SWITCHING SYSTEM  
POWER  
screw  
Frame Ground Connection  
O
DULA  
R
SW  
ITCHING SYSTEM  
POW  
ER  
To Earth  
IMPORTANT!!!  
Connect the frame of the main unit to earth.  
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System Connection Diagram  
to CO1 and CO2  
2 CO Lines  
Doorphone KX-T30865  
Door Opener  
AR  
SWITCHING SYSTEM  
Panasonic  
Panasonic  
Doorphone  
6 Extensions  
(two pair)  
(one pair)  
(two pair)  
KX-T7130  
Single Line Telephone  
(one pair)  
Panasonic  
P
a
n
a
s
KX-T7050  
o
n
ic  
AUTO SCAN  
A
N
10CH  
S
PaUnasonic  
C
O
T
A
H
n
ic  
(two pair)  
1
0
C
s
o
a
n
a
P
Cordless Phone  
(one pair)  
KX-T7020  
Telephone Answering  
Machine with Facsimile  
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CO Line Connection  
Wire Specification  
Connection  
The wire specifications are as follows:  
Wire  
Solid wire  
ø 0.4 – ø 0.65mm  
Diameter of conductor  
Diameter with coating  
ø 0.66 – ø 1.05mm  
Use a 4-pin plug (included) to connect CO lines.  
A single plug is able to connect two CO lines. Use twisted pair cable.  
1. Lift the transparent part.  
2. Insert the required telephone wires into the holes of the plug.  
Then press the transparent part back into the black part.  
Note: Do not strip the wires.  
Insert the wires all the way into the plug.  
A
CO 2  
B
A
CO 2  
CO 1  
CO 1  
B
DOOR  
OPENER  
EXTN.  
5
EXTN.  
6
A
B
A
B
CO 2  
CO 1  
EXTN.  
3
EXTN.  
4
CO 2  
CO 1  
EXTN.  
1
EXTN.  
2
SYSTEM  
CO  
CO  
2
1
DPH  
GROUND  
To Modular Jacks from  
the Central Office  
Note  
You can use cable holders to fix the wires.  
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Extension Connection  
Wire Specification  
Connection  
The wire specifications are as follows:  
Wire  
Solid wire  
ø 0.4 – ø 0.65 mm  
Diameter of conductor  
Diameter with coating  
ø 0.66 – ø 1.05 mm  
Use a 4-pin plug (included) to connect extension lines.  
There are 6 plugs to connect extensions to EXTN. 1 through EXTN. 6  
jacks.  
1. Lift the transparent part.  
2. Insert the required telephone wires into the holes of the plug.  
Then press the transparent part back into the black part.  
Note: Do not strip the wires.  
Insert the wires all the way into the plug.  
For a proprietary telephone  
For single line telephones  
H
A
B
L
A
B
DOOR  
OPENER  
H
A
B
L
EXTN.  
1
EXTN.  
5
EXTN.  
6
EXTN.  
3
EXTN.  
4
EXTN.  
1
EXTN.  
2
SYSTEM  
CO  
CO  
2
1
DPH  
GROUND  
To extensions  
Notes  
A facsimile must be connected to EXTN.6 jack if an optional DISA/FAX Detect card (KX-  
T20691) is installed. See page 16 to install the card. System programming is also required.  
The #12 Fax Connectionprogram should be assigned as ENABLE. See page 25. The  
#24 Call Incoming Mode Selectionprogram should be assigned as DISA. See page 28.  
The EXTN.1 through EXTN.6 jacks correspond to extension numbers 21 through 26 respec-  
tively.  
You can use cable holders to fix the wires.  
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Paralleled Telephone Connection  
Any single line telephone can be connected in parallel with a proprietary telephone.  
2-conductor wiring cord  
S
WITCHING SYSTEM  
POW  
ER  
Connect pins Aand B.  
4-conductor wiring cord  
Connect pins H, A,  
B, and L.  
Master  
socket  
Secondary  
socket  
Notes  
The following features are not available for SLT connected in parallel:  
Call Splitting  
External Feature Access  
Conference  
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Installation of Optional Card and Unit  
Doorphone (KX-T30865) Connection  
DOOR  
OPENER  
A
B
DPH  
EXTN.  
5
EXTN.  
6
EXTN.  
3
EXTN.  
4
EXTN.  
1
EXTN.  
2
SYSTEM  
CO  
CO  
2
1
DPH  
GROUND  
2-conductor wiring cord  
Panasonic  
Panasonic  
KX-T30865  
Notes  
The doorphone adaptor is not required for KX-T206.  
To avoid howling, you must assign all extensions as DISABLEin the #06/#76 Doorphone  
Assignment (Day/Night)program when you do not connect a doorphone.  
If howling occurs while using the doorphone feature, check the wiring.  
You can use cable holders to fix the wires.  
Door Opener Connection  
A user-supplied door opener can be connected to the system.  
1. Loosen the screws.  
2. Insert the wires coming from the door  
opener into holes and tighten the screws.  
DOOR  
OPENER  
DOOR  
OPENER  
EXTN.  
5
EXTN.  
6
EXTN.  
3
EXTN.  
4
EXTN.  
1
EXTN.  
2
To the door opener  
SYSTEM  
CO  
CO  
2
1
DPH  
GROUND  
3. Wind and fix the cables of the door opener  
round the upper cable holder.  
DOOR  
OPENER  
N.  
EXTN.  
6
XTN.  
3
EXTN.  
4
XTN.  
1
EXTN.  
2
SYSTEM  
O  
O  
2
1
DPH  
GROND  
Notes  
For wiring, it is recommended to use UL1015 twisted wire or the equivalent.  
The wire should be between 1.2 and 2.4 mm in diameter including the coating.  
D=1.22.4 mm  
Set the door opener paired with the doorphone.  
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Installation of Optional Card and Unit  
DISA Card (KX-T20691) Connection  
1. Disconnect the AC cord from the system. 3. Attach the DISA card to the marked connectors.  
2. Loosen the screws and remove the cover.  
OR  
PHO  
DO  
NE  
.
TN  
6
EX  
.
TN  
5
EX  
.
TN  
4
EX  
.
TN  
3
EX  
.
TN  
2
EX  
TN  
1
EX  
M
E
T
S
Y
S
G
IN  
H
C
IT  
W
S
H
DP  
R
A
L
U
2
1
D
CO  
O
M
IC  
N
O
R
T
C
E
L
E
D
GROUN  
R
E
W
O
P
4. Replace the cover and secure the screws.  
5. Connect the AC cord again.  
The DISA feature allows an outside caller to have direct access to intercom calls. System pro-  
gramming is required. See #10 OGM Recordingon page 24 and #24 Call Incoming Mode  
Selectionon page 28.  
Keep the following conditions in mind:  
When a caller enters the second digit of an extension number (1 through 6) during the mes-  
sage, he/she can reach the extension directly.  
If the call is not received, the assigned extensions will ring. See #04/#74 CO1 Ringing  
Assignment (Day/Night), #05/#75 CO2 Ringing Assignment (Day/Night)on page 22 and  
#60 DISA Ringing Timeon page 29.  
If the caller enters 0, the assigned extensions can receive his/her call. See #04/#74 CO1  
Ringing Assignment (Day/Night), #05/#75 CO2 Ringing Assignment (Day/Night)on page  
22.  
If the caller enters 7, 8 or 9, or enters nothing, extension 21 will receive his/her call.  
Any calls from a rotary phone will be received by extension 21.  
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Installation of Lightning Protectors  
Overview  
A lightning protector is a device to be installed on a CO line to prevent a dangerous surge from  
entering the building and damaging equipment.  
A dangerous surge can occur if a telephone line comes in contact with a power line. Trouble due  
to lightning surges have been showing a steady increase with the development of electronic  
equipment.  
In many countries, there are regulations requiring the installation of a lightning protector.  
A lightning strike to a telephone cable which is 10 m above ground can be as high as 200,000  
volts.  
This system should be installed with lightning protectors.  
In addition, grounding (connection to earth ground) is very important for the protection of the  
system.  
Installation  
CO  
CO  
CO  
Lightning  
Protectors  
Main  
Distribution  
Frame  
Main Unit  
EXTN  
Earth Terminal  
EXTN  
SLT  
EXTN  
PT  
Frame  
Earth  
Earth  
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Installation of Lightning Protectors  
Outside  
(Main Building)  
Protectors  
CO  
(Another Building)  
CO  
SLT  
PT  
CO  
Main  
Main  
Unit  
EXTN  
Distribution  
Frame  
Lightning  
Protector  
EXTN  
EXTN  
EXTN  
TEL  
TEL  
Earth  
Notice  
If you install an extension outside of the main building, the following precautions are recom-  
mended:  
(1) Install the extension wire underground.  
(2) Use a conduit to protect the wire.  
Note  
The lightning protector for an extension is different from that for CO.  
Installation of an Earth Rod  
Lightning  
Protector  
CO  
(1) Installation location of the earth rod...... Near the protector  
Earth Wire  
(2) Check obstructions ................................ None  
(3) Composition of the earth rod ................. Metal  
(4) Depth of the earth rod............................ More than 50 cm  
(5) Size of the earth wire ............................. Thickness is greater  
than 1.6 mm  
Main  
Unit  
(Underground)  
Earth Rod  
Notes  
The above figures are recommendations only.  
The length of earth rod and the required depth depend on the  
composition of the soil.  
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Power Failure Transfer  
In the event of a power failure, CO2 is connected to extension 22 automatically.  
Note  
The system programmed data is protected by the factory provided lithium battery.  
Starting the System  
Plug the AC power cord into the system and an AC outlet.  
The power indicator of the system will light.  
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General Programming Instructions  
Default Setting  
This system has a default factory setting. If any of the program-  
ming needs to be changed, you can change the setting by system  
programming.  
Required Telephone Set  
You can use any of the following telephones for system program-  
ming:  
• Proprietary Telephone (PT): KX-T7130, KX-T7020, KX-T7050  
• Single Line Telephone (SLT): tone type  
All telephones (except KX-T7130) do not have display panels, so  
you cannot check the setting you have made. Therefore, please use  
KX-T7130 to check the programming.  
Extensions Used for  
Programming  
System programming can only be performed from extension 21.  
To Check the  
Programmed Data  
Use KX-T7130. When you check the assignment, set the  
MEMORY switch on PT to “PROGRAM”.  
Enter “#” and the program address.  
You cannot check programs #60, #62, #63, #65, #67, #84 and #85,  
as they are not displayed on the display panel.  
Before Programming  
After Programming  
To enter the system programming mode:  
0
0
2
2
6
6
6
[Off-hook]  
To exit the system programming mode:  
0
2
6
6
[Off-hook]  
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System Programming  
System Speed Dialling Number Set  
Description  
Used to program System Speed Dial numbers. These numbers are available to all exten-  
sion users. There are 40 numbers from 00 through 39.  
Condition  
• A maximum of 32 digit numbers can be stored.  
You must store an automatic line access code (9 or 0), or an individual line code (81 or 82)  
first. The automatic line access code is assigned in “#52 CO Line Access Number  
Selection”.  
• If you store a pause, press  
.
Input Format  
0
0
[AA] [Phone No.]  
Explanation  
• [AA]=Speed dial number: 00 through 39  
• Phone number: 32 digits max.  
Default  
Not stored  
Dial Type Selection  
Description  
Assigns the Dial Type (tone or pulse) to CO line.  
Input Format  
0
[A] [B]  
1
Explanation  
• [A]= 1: CO1/ 2: CO2  
• [B]= 0: PULSE/ 1: TONE  
Default  
Both COs– 1: TONE  
Outgoing Permitted CO1 Assignment (Day/Night)  
Description  
Determines the extensions which can have access to CO line 1 in both day and night  
modes. The extension users can make outgoing CO calls if their extensions are assigned as  
“ENABLE”.  
Input Format  
Explanation  
0
7
2
2
(for day) /  
(for night) [A] [B]  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE/ 1: ENABLE  
Default  
All extensions– 1: ENABLE  
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Outgoing Permitted CO2 Assignment (Day/Night)  
Description  
Determines the extensions which can have access to CO line 2 in both day and night  
modes. The extension users can make outgoing CO calls if their extensions are assigned as  
“ENABLE”.  
Input Format  
Explanation  
(for day) /  
(for night) [A] [B]  
0
3
7 3  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE/ 1: ENABLE  
Default  
All extensions– 1: ENABLE  
CO1 Ringing Assignment (Day/Night)  
Description  
Assigns the extensions which will ring when a call from CO line 1 is received in both day  
and modes.  
Input Format  
Explanation  
(for day) /  
(for night) [A] [B]  
0
4
7 4  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE (not ring)/ 1: ENABLE (ring)  
Default  
extension 21–1: ENABLE  
other extensions– 0: DISABLE  
CO2 Ringing Assignment (Day/Night)  
Description  
Assigns the extensions which will ring when a call from CO line 2 is received in both day  
and modes.  
Input Format  
Explanation  
(for day) /  
(for night) [A] [B]  
7 5  
0
5
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE (not ring)/ 1: ENABLE (ring)  
Default  
extension 21–1: ENABLE  
other extensions– 0: DISABLE  
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Doorphone Assignment (Day/Night)  
Description  
Assigns the extensions which will ring when a doorphone call is received and enables to  
call the doorphone in both day and night modes.  
Condition  
• All extensions must be assigned as “0: DISABLE”, if you do not connect a doorphone to  
the system.  
Input Format  
6
0
7
6
(for day) /  
(for night) [A] [B]  
Explanation  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE/ 1: ENABLE  
Default  
extension 21–1: ENABLE  
other extensions– 0: DISABLE  
Toll Restriction (TRS) – Class Assignment (Day/Night)  
Description  
Assigns a Toll Restriction Class to each extension in both day and night modes. The Toll  
Restriction feature can prohibit certain extension users from placing unauthorized toll calls.  
The following four classes are available:  
Class  
Restricted calls  
CLASS 1  
CLASS 2  
CLASS 3  
None  
Numbers programmed in “#08 Denied code (Class 2, 3) ”  
Numbers programmed in “#08 Denied code (Class 2, 3)  
and “#09 Denied code (Class 3)”  
CLASS 4  
All CO calls  
Condition  
• Emergency call numbers “112” and “999” are excepted from toll restriction.  
Input Format  
(for day) /  
(for night) [A] [B]  
0
7
7
7
Explanation  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 1: CLASS 1/ 2: CLASS 2/ 3: CLASS 3/ 4: CLASS 4  
Default  
All extensions– 1: CLASS 1  
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TRS Denied Code (CLASS 2, 3)  
Description  
Allows you to specify the numbers which are toll-restricted for TRS Class 2 and Class 3.  
Condition  
• The character “ ” can be any number.  
Input Format  
0 8  
[A] [Denied code No.]  
Explanation  
• [A]= Code No.: 0 through 9 1 digit  
• Denied code number: 7 digits,  
Default  
All codes– Not stored  
TRS Denied Code (CLASS 3)  
Description  
Allows you to specify the numbers which are toll-restricted for TRS Class 3.  
Condition  
• The character “ ” can be any number.  
Input Format  
[A] [Denied code No.]  
0
9
Explanation  
• [A]= Code No.: 0 through 9 1 digit  
• Denied code number: 7 digits,  
Default  
All codes– Not stored  
OGM Recording  
Description  
Used to record an outgoing message for Direct Inward System Access (DISA).  
Condition  
• The recording time is a maximum of 16 seconds.  
• If you perform programming with a PT, the message “RECORDING” will be displayed on  
its panel.  
• If the DISA/FAX Detect card is not installed, you will hear a reorder tone and the program  
is finished.  
Message example: “This is AAA company. Please enter 1 for Mr. AA, 2 for Mr. BB .......  
6 for Ms. FF. Thank you.”  
Input Format  
0
1
(Record your message)  
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OGM Play  
Description  
Confirms the outgoing message recorded in the OGM Recording program.  
Condition  
• If you perform programming with a PT, the message “PLAYBACK” will be displayed on  
its panel.  
Input Format  
1 1  
Fax Connection  
Description  
Allows the system to detect the CNG tone from a facsimile. If it is set to “ENABLE”,  
extension 26 will receive fax transmission data.  
Condition  
• The optional DISA/FAX Detect card (KX-T20691) should be installed.  
• The “#24 Call Incoming Mode Selection” program should be assigned as “DISA”.  
• Extension 26 should be assigned as “DISABLE” in the “#04/#74 CO1 Ringing Assignment  
(Day/Night)”, “#05/#75 CO2 Ringing Assignment (Day/Night)” and “#06/#76 Doorphone  
Assignment (Day/Night)” programs.  
Input Format  
[A]  
1 2  
Explanation  
• [A]= 0: DISABLE (not detect)/ 1: ENABLE (detect)  
Default  
0: DISABLE  
CO1 Delayed Ringing Assignment  
Description  
Assigns delayed ringing to extensions when a call from CO line 1 is received.  
Condition  
• The number of delayed rings is assigned by the “#15 Delayed Ringing Count Selection”  
program.  
• This feature is not available for the calls sent by the DISA feature.  
Input Format  
1
3
[A] [B]  
Explanation  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE (not delayed)/ 1: ENABLE (delayed)  
Default  
All extensions– 0: DISABLE  
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CO2 Delayed Ringing Assignment  
Description  
Assigns delayed ringing to extensions when a call from CO line 2 is received.  
Condition  
• The number of delayed rings is assigned by the “#15 Delayed Ringing Count Selection”  
program.  
• This feature is not available for the calls sent by the DISA feature.  
Input Format  
[A] [B]  
1
4
Explanation  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE (not delayed)/ 1: ENABLE (delayed)  
Default  
All extensions– 0: DISABLE  
Delayed Ringing Count Selection  
Description  
Assigns the number of delayed rings that will be sent to the assigned extensions from the  
CO lines.  
Input Format  
Explanation  
1
5
[A]  
• [A]= 1: After 1 ring/ 2: After 2 rings/ 3: After 3 rings/ 4: After 4 rings  
2: After 2 rings  
Default  
TRS Excepted Code  
Description  
Assigns the numbers which are exceptions to the toll restriction. You can store a maximum  
of 30 codes.  
Condition  
• The character “ ” can be any number.  
Input Format  
1
6
[A] [Excepted code No.]  
Explanation  
• [A]= Code No.: 00 through 29 2 digits  
• Excepted code number: 7 digits,  
Default  
All codes– Not stored  
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System Programming  
Door Opener Assignment  
Description  
Assigns each extension to have access to door opener or not.  
Input Format  
6 1 [A] [B]  
Explanation  
• [A]= 1 through 6 (corresponding to extension no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]= 0: DISABLE/ 1: ENABLE  
Default  
All extensions– 1: ENABLE  
Day/Night Switching Mode  
Description  
Assigns automatic or manual day/night mode.  
Condition  
• If automatic switching mode is assigned, day/night mode is switched at the time  
programmed in “#71 Day/Night Starting Time”.  
Input Format  
0
7
[A]  
Explanation  
• [A]= 0: Manual/ 1: Automatic  
Default  
0: Manual  
Day/Night Starting Time  
Description  
Sets the starting time when automatic day/night mode is programmed in the “#70 Day/  
Night Switching Mode” program.  
Input Format  
Explanation  
[A] [BB] [CC] [D]  
7
1
• [A]= 1: Day start time / 2: Night start time  
• [CC]=Minute: 00-59  
• [BB]= Hour: 01-12  
• [D]=0: AM / 1: PM  
Default  
Day– 9:00 AM  
Night–5:30 PM  
System Data Clear  
Description  
Allows the system to re-initialize the system-programmed data. The features mentioned in  
“Station Feature Clear” are also re-initialized. See page 11 of the User Manual. When all  
the programmed data is cleared, the system will restart with the default setting.  
Input Format  
9
9
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System Programming  
Other Programs  
Host PBX Access Code Assignment  
Assigns a Host PBX access code to make an  
outside call, if the system is installed behind the  
host PBX. A pause is automatically inserted  
after the access code and the toll restriction  
feature applies to the number after the code.  
Input Format: #21 [A] [code] #  
Tone Waiting Time After OGM  
Sets the time between sending an outgoing  
message and sending the ringback tone.  
Input Format: #40 [A]  
• [A]=0: 0 SEC/ 1: 5 SEC (default)/ 2: 10 SEC/  
3: 15 SEC  
• Hold Recall Time  
• [A]=1: CO1/ 2: CO2  
• [code] = 2 digits max. (Default : Not stored)  
Assigns the length of the hold recall timer and  
transfer recall timer. The hold recall timer is  
used to alert an extension that a call has been  
held for an extended period of time. The  
transfer recall timer is used to alert an extension  
that a transferred call has not been answered for  
an extended period of time.  
Hookswitch Flash Time Assignment  
Sets the time to send the flash signal to each CO  
line.  
Input Format: #22 [A] [B]  
• [A]=1: CO1/ 2: CO2  
• [B]=0: 80 ms/ 1: 100 ms (default)/ 2: 160 ms/  
3: 300 ms/ 4: 600 ms / 5: 900 ms /  
6: 1200 ms  
Input Format: #50 [A]  
• [A]=0: 30 SEC (default)/ 1: 1 MIN / 2: 2 MIN/  
3: 3 MIN/ 4: 4 MIN/ 5: DISABLE  
CO Pulse Selection  
• Hold Mode Selection for SLT  
Assigns the method to put a call on hold with  
SLTs.  
Input Format: #51 [A]  
• [A]=1: MODE 1 (hooking) (default)  
2: MODE 2 (hooking and dial 6)  
Assigns to send the pulse to CO line during a  
conversation with an outside party when the “#01  
Dial Type Selection” program is assigned as  
“Pulse”.  
Input Format: #23 [A]  
• [A]=0: DISABLE/ 1: ENABLE (default)  
CO Line Access Number Selection  
Selects the automatic line access number.  
Input Format: #52 [A]  
Call Incoming Mode Selection  
Assigns whether to use the DISA feature or not.  
This program is available when the DISA/FAX  
Detect card is installed.  
• [A]=1: 9 (default)/ 2: 0  
Input Format: #24 [A] [B]  
• [A]=1: CO1/ 2: CO2  
• [B]=0: NORMAL (default)/ 1: DISA  
Conference Tone  
Assigns whether or not to delete the conference  
tone. You hear the tone when the conference or  
the executive busy override feature begins and  
finishes.  
Input Format: #53 [A]  
• [A]=0: DISABLE/ 1: ENABLE (default)  
• Bell Off Detection  
Sets the time between one bell signal detection  
and the next signal from a Central Office.  
Input Format: #25 [A]  
• [A]=1: 6 SEC/ 2: 3 SEC (default)  
Music on Hold Use  
Selects whether or not to use internal music as  
the music on hold.  
Input Format: #54 [A]  
• [A]=1: MODE 1 (NO MUSIC) (default)/  
2: MODE 2 (MUSIC)  
Intercom Alerting Assignment  
Assigns the intercom alerting mode to each  
extension when an intercom call reaches.  
Input Format: #30 [A] [B]  
• [A]=1 through 6 (corresponding to extension  
no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]=0: TONE (default)/ 1: VOICE  
Paralleled Telephone Connection  
Assigns whether each extension will be con-  
nected in parallel with a single line telephone or  
not.  
Input Format: #31 [A] [B]  
• [A]=1 through 6 (corresponding to extension  
no. 21 through 26)  
• [B]=0: DISABLE (default)/ 1: ENABLE  
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System Programming  
Other Programs (continued)  
DISA Ringing Time Assignment  
Sets the time to forward a call sent by the DISA  
feature to other extensions. If the call is not  
answered by the designated extension within the  
programmed time, the call is forwarded to  
extensions which are not assigned as “DIS-  
ABLE” in the #04/#74 CO1 Ringing Assignment  
(Day/Night) and #05/#75 CO2 Ringing Assign-  
ment (Day/Night). If “DISABLE” is selected in  
this program, the telephone at the designated  
extension rings for 60 seconds and the call is not  
forwarded.  
Hookswitch Flash Time Range  
Assignment  
Sets the hookswitch flash time range.  
Input Format: #65 [A]  
• [A]=1: 80–1000ms / 2: 80–150ms  
3: 50–150ms (default)  
Door Opener Access Time  
Assigns the length of the Door Opener time.  
The door is unlocked for the assigned time.  
Input Format: #67 [A]  
• [A]= 1: 1 sec/ 2: 2 sec/ 3: 3 sec/ 4: 4 sec/  
5: 5 sec (default) / 6: 6 sec/ 7: 7 sec /  
8: 8 sec  
Input Format: #60 [A]  
• [A]=0: DISABLE / 1: 10 SEC/  
2: 20 SEC (default)/ 3: 35 SEC  
Toll Restriction Code Check  
Assigns whether “ ” or “#” is to be checked or  
not when a user dials them in the Toll Restriction  
code.  
Input Format: #62 [A]  
• [A]=0: DISABLE/ 1: ENABLE (default)  
CO Indicator Assignment  
Assigns whether an incoming CO call indicates  
or not on the CO button. Also it allows an  
extension user to answer the call by pressing the  
CO button when “DISABLE” is selected in the  
#04/#74 “CO1 Ringing Assignment” or the #05/  
#75 “CO2 Ringing Assignment” program.  
Input Format: #63 [A]  
• [A]=0: DISABLE (The indicator lights red and  
a user cannot answer the  
call.)  
1: ENABLE (The indicator is flashing and  
a user can answer the call.)  
(default)  
Note  
You cannot check the assignments of the programs, #60, #62, #63, #65 and #67 by setting the  
MEMORY switch to “PROGRAM”, and entering “#” and the program address.  
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System Programming  
Least Cost Routing (LCR) Programs  
Least Cost Routing (LCR) is a system programmable feature that automatically selects the least  
expensive route available at the time a long distance call is made.  
It is not necessary to dial the access code of the least expensive carrier.  
You must assign the programs on the next page to activate the LCR feature.  
The following chart shows the procedure of LCR feature.  
LCR Sequence chart  
Yes  
Yes  
Is the dialled number an  
emergency call number?  
No  
Is the dialled number a  
BLT access code?  
No  
No  
Does the first digit match  
the leading digit?  
Yes  
BTL is selected.  
Yes  
Yes  
Yes  
Yes  
No  
No  
No  
No  
Does the area code match the  
route selection code of Route 1?  
Does the area code match  
the exceptional code of Route 1?  
No  
Yes  
Route 1 is selected.  
Does the area code match the  
route selection code of Route 2?  
Does the area code match  
the exceptional code of Route 2?  
No  
Yes  
Route 2 is selected.  
Does the area code match the  
route selection code of Route 3?  
Does the area code match  
the exceptional code of Route 3?  
No  
Yes  
Route 3 is selected.  
Route 4 is selected.  
Does the area code match  
the exceptional code of Route 4?  
Does the area code match the  
route selection code of Route 4?  
No  
Yes  
BLT is selected.  
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System Programming  
Least Cost Routing (LCR) Programs (continued)  
LCR Mode  
• LCR Itemized Bill Code  
Allows you to turn on or off the Least Cost  
Routing (LCR) mode. LCR, if enabled, selects  
the least expensive route to be used for a CO call.  
Input Format: #80 [A] [B]  
Assigns whether to register the itemized bill  
code (extension number 21 through 26) to each  
CO line or not. This code is used for dividing a  
bill to a CO line.  
• [A]=1: CO1/ 2: CO2  
• [B]=0: DISABLE (default)/ 1: ENABLE  
Input Format: #86 [A] [B]  
• [A]=1: CO1/ 2: CO2  
• [B]=0: DISABLE (default)/ 1: ENABLE  
LCR Carrier Code  
Assigns each carrier's access code used for the  
LCR feature.  
Input Format: #81 [A] [code] #  
• [A]=Route No.: 1 through 4  
• [code] =10 digits max.  
BTL Access Code  
Stores the BTL (British Telecom Line) access  
code. When this code is dialled, the BTL is  
always selected even if the LCR feature is  
enabled.  
(Default : all routes – 131)  
Input Format: #87 [code] #  
• [code]=4 digits max. (default: 121)  
LCR Modify Mode  
LCR Route Exceptional Code  
Assigns dialling numbers that are excepted from  
LCR routing plans of the specified carrier. You  
can store a maximum of 20 codes for each  
route.  
Assigns whether to change the numbers after the  
carrier code to the TONE mode or not when “#01  
Dial Type Selection” program is assigned as  
“Pulse”.  
Input Format: #82 [A] [B]  
• [A]=Route No.: 1 through 4  
Input Format: #88 [A] [B] [code] #  
• [A]=Route No.: 1 through 4  
• [B]=0: PULSE/1: TONE (default)  
• [B]=Area code No.: 00 through 19  
• [code]= 6 digits max.  
(Default: all routes – not stored)  
LCR Route Selection Code  
Assigns area codes (except the leading digit)  
which is selected by the LCR feature for each  
route. You can store a maximum of 40 codes for  
each route.  
Input Format: #83 [A] [BB] [code] #  
• [A]= Route No.: 1 through 4  
• [BB]= Code No.: 00 through 39  
• [code]=6 digits max.  
LCR Leading Digit Entry  
Registers Leading digits of an area code to  
judge whether to select a route for the LCR  
feature. When the first digit of the dialled  
number matches with the registered number, it  
is considered a long distance call and proceeds  
to the LCR procedure.  
(Default: Not stored)  
Input Format: #89 [code] #  
• [code]=2 digits max. (default: 0)  
LCR Password Set  
Assigns a password to register an authorization  
code. The password is not displayed on the  
display panel during setting.  
Input Format: #84 [old password] [new password]  
• [Password]=4 digits max. (default: 1234)  
Conditions  
• To clear the LCR route selection code, press  
#83 [A] [BB] #  
• To clear the LCR authorization code, press  
#85 [password] [A] [B] #  
• To clear the BTL access code, press #87#.  
• To clear the LCR route exceptional code, press  
#88 [A] [B] #  
• LCR Authorization Code Set  
Registers an authorization code applied to each  
CO line and each route. The authorization codes  
are not displayed on the display panel during  
setting.  
Input Format: #85 [password] [A] [B] [code]  
• [password]=enter the password set by # 84  
program  
• [A]=Route No.: 1 through 4  
• [B]=1: CO1/ 2: CO2  
• [code]=20 digits max.  
(Default: both CO lines, all routes – not stored)  
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Tone / Ring Tone  
<Tone>  
1 sec  
Confirmation Tone 1  
Confirmation Tone 2  
Confirmation Tone 3  
(Conference Tone)  
Dial Tone 1  
Dial Tone 2  
Busy Tone  
Reorder Tone  
Ringback Tone  
Do Not Disturb (DND)  
Tone  
15 sec  
Hold Alarm  
Call Waiting Tone  
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Tone / Ring Tone  
<Ring Tone>  
1 sec  
Intercom Calls /  
Intercom Hold Recall  
CO Calls /  
CO Hold Recall  
Doorphone Calls  
NOTE  
• The dial tone 2 is heard during the system programming mode and when the following  
features are set:  
Do Not Disturb  
Call Pickup Deny  
Call Forwarding  
Data Line Security  
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Programming Tables  
[#00] System Speed Dialling Number Set  
Phone No. (32 digits max.)  
Name  
No.  
00  
01  
02  
03  
04  
05  
06  
07  
08  
09  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
25  
26  
27  
28  
29  
30  
31  
32  
33  
34  
35  
36  
37  
38  
39  
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Programming Tables  
[#01] Dial Type Selection  
[#12] Fax Connection  
Default CO1 CO2  
0: PULSE  
Selection  
Default  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
1: TONE  
[
#02] Outgoing Permitted CO 1 Assignment (Day)  
[
#72] Outgoing Permitted CO 1 Assignment (Night)  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
[#03] Outgoing Permitted CO 2 Assignment (Day)  
[#73] Outgoing Permitted CO 2 Assignment (Night)  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
1: ENABLE  
[#04] CO 1 Ringing Assignment (Day)  
[#74] CO 1 Ringing Assignment (Night)  
Default Ext.21 Default Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
Default Ext.21 Default Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
[#05] CO 2 Ringing Assignment (Day)  
[#75] CO 2 Ringing Assignment (Night)  
Default Ext.21 Default Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
Default Ext.21 Default Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
[#06] Doorphone Assignment (Day)  
[#76] Doorphone Assignment (Night)  
Default Ext.21 Default Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
Default Ext.21 Default Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
[#07] Toll Restriction (TRS) – Class Assignment (Day) [#77] Toll Restriction (TRS) – Class Assignment (Night)  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
1: CLASS 1  
2: CLASS 2  
3: CLASS 3  
4: CLASS 4  
1: CLASS 1  
2: CLASS 2  
3: CLASS 3  
4: CLASS 4  
[#08] TRS Denied Code [#09] TRS Denied Code  
[#13] CO 1 Delayed Ringing Assignment  
(CLASS 2, 3)  
(CLASS 3)  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
Code Number (7 digits)  
Code Number (7 digits)  
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
[#14] CO 2 Delayed Ringing Assignment  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
[#15] Delayed Ringing Count Selection  
Selection  
Default  
1: 1 RING  
2: 2 RINGS  
3: 3 RINGS  
4: 4 RINGS  
[#16] TRS Excepted Code  
Code Number (7 digits) Code Number (7 digits) Code Number (7 digits) Code Number (7 digits) Code Number (7 digits) Code Number (7 digits)  
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Programming Tables  
[#61] Door Opener Assignment  
Default Ext.21 Ext.22 Ext.23 Ext.24 Ext.25 Ext.26  
0: DISABLE  
1: ENABLE  
[#70] Day/Night Switching Mode  
[#71] Day/Night Starting Time  
Selection  
Default Selection  
9:00AM  
2: NIGHT 5:30PM  
Default  
0: MANUAL  
1: AUTO  
1: DAY  
[#83] LCR Route Selection Code  
Route 1  
Route 2  
Route 3  
Route 4  
No. Code (6 digits max.) No. Code (6 digits max.) No. Code (6 digits max.) No. Code (6 digits max.)  
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Programming Tables  
[#88] LCR Route Exceptional Code  
Route 1  
Route 2  
Route 3  
Route 4  
No. Code (6 digits max.) No. Code (6 digits max.) No. Code (6 digits max.) No. Code (6 digits max.)  
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Templet  
Up  
71 mm  
77 mm  
Install a screw here  
Install a screw here  
Install a screw here  
• Copy the templet and place it on the wall.  
39  
 
Panasonic Business Systems U.K.  
Panasonic House, Willoughby Road, Bracknell,  
Berkshire RG12 4FP  
Printed in Japan  
PSQX1141ZB KW0397KM1097  
 

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