Panasonic Digital Business System 576 Technical Manual Section 400 Programming

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FF1  0  15, 16, and 17:   SSD Blocks
NOTE:  Use these addresses to set up groups or “blocks” of SSD numbers, 
and assign them to MCO Tenant Groups.  You can also set up an “SSD 
common block” that can be used by all extensions.
         
Notes:
Related Programming:
SSD Assignment to Groups (pg. 1-23)     FF1 0 02 0003 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Extension COS: SSD Dialing (pg. 1-45)     FF1 0 03 (00-15) 11 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
SSD Common Block for MCO Tenant Groups (pg. 1-100)     FF1 0 16 0001 Hold (0-800) Hold
SSD Block Assignment (pg. 1-100)     FF1 0 17 (0001-0144) Hold (0-799 or 0-800) Hold
Tenant Group MCO Access: Outbound Trunk Groups (pg. 1-164)     FF1 3 01 (0001-0360) Hold (0-99 or 0-72) 
Hold
SSD Block Assignment to MCO Tenant Groups
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign System Speed Dial (SSD) blocks to MCO Tenant Groups.  Extensions that
belong to an MCO Tenant Group can use the SSD codes within the assigned SSD block.
FF1   0   15   (0001-0072)   Hold   (0-72)   Hold 
 
Address No. for MCO Tenant Group:
0001=MCO Tenant Group #1
0002=MCO Tenant Group #2
...
0072=MCO Tenant Group #72
NOTE:  Available range for MCO Tenant Groups depends on system size:
in a 96-port system:
in a 192-port system:
in a 288-port system:
in a 384-port system:
in a 480-port system:
in a 576-port system:Groups 1-12   (0001-0012)
Groups 1-24   (0001-0024)
Groups 1-36   (0001-0036)
Groups 1-48   (0001-0048)
Groups 1-60   (0001-0060)
Groups 1-72   (0001-0072)
0=no SSD Block assignment (can use
       SSDs in common block only)
1=SSD Block #1  (default)
2=SSD Block #2
3=SSD Block #3
...
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Notes:
If 
SSD Assignment to Groups is disabled (default), the system will ignore this address, which means 
that all extensions will be able to use all SSD codes.
Related Programming:
SSD Assignment to Groups (pg. 1-23)     FF1 0 02 0003 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
         
Notes:
If 
SSD Assignment to Groups is disabled (default), the system will ignore this address, which means 
that all extensions will be able to use all SSD codes.
Related Programming:
SSD Assignment to Groups (pg. 1-23)     FF1 0 02 0003 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
SSD Block Assignment to MCO Tenant Groups (pg. 1-99)     FF1 0 15 (0001-0072) Hold (0-72) Hold
SSD Common Block for MCO Tenant Groups
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the number of System Speed Dial (SSD) bins allowed for all MCO Tenant Groups.
FF1   0   16   0001   Hold   (0-800)   Hold
 
 
Number of SSD Bins Allowed
For example, an entry of “100” means that all MCO Tenant Groups can use SSDs 0-99.default:  0  [no common block]



 	
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SSD Block Assignment
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Divide System Speed Dial bins into ranges (called “blocks”).
FF1   0   17   (0001-0144)   Hold   (0-799 or 0-800)   Hold
 
 
Odd Address Nos.:   Starting SSD Bin No. for block  
(see table, next page for defaults)
(0001, 0003, 0005,...0143)
Even Address Nos.:  Count of bins in block  
(0002, 0004, 0006,...0144)Starting SSD
Count of SSD Bin No.
bins in block



 	
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Table 1-4.   SSD Blocks  (FF1 0 17)     
for Block No.
Address for
Starting SSDdefault for
Starting SSDAddress for
count of SSDsdefault for
SSD count
10001 0 0002 80
20003 80 0004 80
30005 160 0006 80
40007 240 0008 80
50009 320 0010 80
60011 400 0012 80
70013 480 0014 80
80015 560 0016 80
90017 640 0018 80
100019 720 0020 80
110021 0 0022 0
120023 0 0024 0
130025 0 0026 0
140027 0 0028 0
150029 0 0030 0
160031 0 0032 0
170033 0 0034 0
180035 0 0036 0
190037 0 0038 0
200039 0 0040 0
210041 0 0042 0
220043 0 0044 0
230045 0 0046 0
240047 0 0048 0
250049 0 0050 0
260051 0 0052 0
270053 0 0054 0
280055 0 0056 0
290057 0 0058 0
300059 0 0060 0
310061 0 0062 0
320063 0 0064 0
330065 0 0066 0
340067 0 0068 0
350069 0 0070 0
360071 0 0072 0
370073 0 0074 0
380075 0 0076 0
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400079 0 0080 0
410081 0 0082 0
420083 0 0084 0
430085 0 0086 0
440087 0 0088 0
450089 0 0090 0
460091 0 0092 0
470093 0 0094 0
480095 0 0096 0
490097 0 0098 0
500099 0 0100 0
510101 0 0102 0
520103 0 0104 0
530105 0 0106 0
540107 0 0108 0
550109 0 0110 0
560111 0 0112 0
570113 0 0114 0
580115 0 0116 0
590117 0 0118 0
600119 0 0120 0
610121 0 0122 0
620123 0 0124 0
630125 0 0126 0
640127 0 0128 0
650129 0 0130 0
660131 0 0132 0
670133 0 0134 0
680135 0 0136 0
690137 0 0138 0
700139 0 0140 0
710141 0 0142 0
720143 0 0144 0
for Block No.
Address for
Starting SSDdefault for
Starting SSDAddress for
count of SSDsdefault for
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FF1  0  18:  Synchronized Clock
       
Notes:
If using a T1 or T-point ISDN interface, 
Synchronized Clock settings are required to prevent data 
transmission errors, or noise during voice conversations.
Related Programming:
FF2 1: ISDN Trunks (pg. 2-59)
FF2 2: T1 Trunks (CO) (pg. 2-86)
Synchronized Clock
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Prioritize clock sources that will synchronize with the CO.
FF1   0   18   (0001-0003)   Hold   (BSS/C)   Hold
 
 
0001=1st Priority network
default:  [no assignment]
Cabinet/Slot/Trunk Port No.
0002=2nd Priority network
0003=3rd Priority network   B=Cabinet No. 1-6
   SS=Slot No. 01-14
   C=Trunk Port (1-4)
Enter “BSS” for PRI and T1.
Enter “BSSC” for BRI.



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FF1  0  19:   TRS Class for Forced Account Codes
         
Notes:
Forced Account Codes:  User must enter an Account Code for every outgoing and incoming call, 
before he/she can access an outside line.  Forced Account Codes can be either Verified (checked against 
programmed Table for validity; call is blocked if no match found) or Unverified (accepted; call is 
allowed).  Account Codes are used for call expense tracking in SMDR reports.
Verified Account Codes can each have their own TRS Class assignment (see FF8 1 04).
Related Programming:
Verified Account Codes (pg. 8-50)     FF8 1 04 Hold Hold (001-500) 0001 Hold FLASH (up to 10 digits) Hold
TRS Class for Verified Account Codes (pg. 8-50)     FF8 1 04 Hold Hold (001-500) 0002 Hold (1-50) Hold
Forced Account Codes (pg. 3-21) (enable/disable on ext.)     FF3 0 BSSC 04 24 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Verified Account Codes (pg. 3-22) (enable/disable on ext.)     FF3 0 BSSC 04 25 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
TRS Class for Forced Account Codes
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the TRS Class that will be followed when Account codes are Forced, but the
Account Code is not entered for an outgoing call.
FF1   0   19   0001   Hold   (1-50)   Hold 
 
TRS Class No.  (1-50)
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FF1  0  20:   Ext.No. Display for Closed-Number Calls
         
Notes:
If you 
originate a network call, this will display.
Related Programming:
FF6 2 07: Closed Number Table (pg. 6-42)
Extension Index (pg. 8-49)     FF8 1 03 Hold 1 Hold Hold (1 or 2) Hold FLASH (Name) Hold
Ext.No. Display for Closed-Number Calls
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign the closed-numbered digits to use in the system’s Extension Directory.
Based on the digits, the system will look up the extension name 
within its own
PBX (not in another).
FF1   0   20   0001   Hold   (0-4)   Hold 
 
0= 0 digit  (default)
1= 1 digit
2= 2 digits
3= 3 digits
4= 4 digits



 	
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FF1  0  21:   Ring Alarm for Unanswered Calls
          
Notes:
Alarm Ringing:  Ringing frequency/interval changes for an incoming call that rings unanswered for 
longer than the 
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer.
Alarm Ringing will not work while Slide Ringing or Delayed Ringing is occurring.
Related Programming:
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer (Day1) (pg. 1-132)     FF1 1 02 0007 Hold (0-255) Hold
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer (Day2) (pg. 1-133)     FF1 1 02 0008 Hold (0-255) Hold
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer (Night) (pg. 1-133)     FF1 1 02 0009 Hold (0-255) Hold
Alarm Ringing (pg. 2-24) (for analog CO trunks)     FF2 0 BSSC 02 13 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Alarm Ringing (pg. 2-68) (for ISDN trunks)     FF2 1 BSSC 03 06 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Alarm Ringing (pg. 2-102) (for T1 CO trunks)     FF2 2 BSSCC 03 11 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Ring Alarm Frequency
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the ringing frequency that will begin after an incoming call rings unanswered for
longer than the 
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer.
FF1   0   21   0001   Hold   (0-6)   Hold 
 
0=no ring 
1=400/562 Hz  (default)
2=1000/1340 Hz
3=400 Hz
4=800/1040 Hz
5=1040/1320 Hz
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Notes:
Alarm Ringing will not work while Slide Ringing or Delayed Ringing is occurring.
Related Programming:
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer (Day1) (pg. 1-132)     FF1 1 02 0007 Hold (0-255) Hold
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer (Day2) (pg. 1-133)     FF1 1 02 0008 Hold (0-255) Hold
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer (Night) (pg. 1-133)     FF1 1 02 0009 Hold (0-255) Hold
Alarm Ringing (pg. 2-24) (for analog CO trunks)     FF2 0 BSSC 02 13 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Alarm Ringing (pg. 2-68) (for ISDN trunks)     FF2 1 BSSC 03 06 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Alarm Ringing (pg. 2-102) (for T1 CO trunks)     FF2 2 BSSCC 03 11 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Ring Alarm Pattern
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the ring pattern that will begin after an incoming call rings unanswered
for longer than the 
Slide Ring/Alarm Ring Timer.
FF1   0   21   0002   Hold   (0-12)   Hold  
Setting Values for U.K.Setting Values for U.S. and Hong Kong
0Synchronize with CO0No ring alarm
11on/2off (default)   (in seconds)11on/3off   (in seconds)
22on/1off22on/2off
31on/1off33on/1off
4.5on/.5off41on/1off
5.25on/2.75off5.5on/.5off  (default)
6.25on/.25off/.25on/2.25off6.5on/3.5off
7.25on/.25off/.25on/.25off/.25on/1.75off7.5on/.5off/.5on/2.5off
8.75on/.25off/.75on/1.25off8.25on/.25off/.25on/3.25off
91on/.25off/.25on/1.5off91on/.25off/.25on/2.5off
101on/.25off/.25on/.25off/.25on/1off101on/.25off/.25on/.25off/.25on/2off
111.375on/.125off/.125on/.125off/.125on/.125off111.375on/.125off/.125on/.125off/.125on/.125off
12Continuous tone12Continuous tone
 
 



 	
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FF1  0  22:   Dealer Programming ID Code
         
Notes:
Related Programming:
Programming Mode Entry (pg. 1-15)     FF1 0 01 0012 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
Dealer Programming ID Code
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the ID code for entering dealer programming:   
ON/OFF  PROG  **  [Code]
FF1   0   22   0001   Hold   (0000-9999)   Hold
 
 
4-digit Dealer Programming ID Code
default:  9999



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