Panasonic Digital Business System 576 Technical Manual Section 400 Programming

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Related Programming:
         
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Call Forward/No Answer Timer (Day1)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the amount of time a call will ring unanswered before being call-forwarded
during Day1 mode.
FF1   1   04   0008   Hold   (0-255)   Hold 
 
0 = 5 seconds
1 = 1 second
2 = 2 seconds
...
255 = 255 seconds
default:  16 seconds



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Call Forward/No Answer Timer (Day2)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the amount of time a call will ring unanswered before being call-forwarded
during Day2 mode.
FF1   1   04   0009   Hold   (0-255)   Hold 
 
0 = 5 seconds
2 = 2 seconds
...
255 = 255 seconds
default:  16 seconds1 = 1 second



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Callback Request: 
(also called “Station Queuing”)  Dial a busy extension.  Before hanging up, dial the 
Callback Request code (“3” by default).  When the called extension becomes idle, your phone will start 
ringing.  When you pick up, the system will automatically ring the called extension.  When they pick up, 
you’ll be connected to them.
Call Forward/No Answer Timer (Night)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the amount of time a call will ring unanswered before being call-forwarded
during Night mode.
FF1   1   04   0010   Hold   (0-255)   Hold 
 
0 = 5 seconds
1 = 1 second
2 = 2 seconds
...
255 = 255 seconds
default:  16 seconds



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Callback Ring Timer (Callback Request and 
Trunk Queuing)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the amount of time a callback ring from a Callback Request or Trunk Queuing will last.
FF1   1   04   0011   Hold   (0-255)   Hold 
 
0 = 5 seconds
1 = 1 second
2 = 2 seconds
...
255 = 255 seconds
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Trunk Queuing:  Dial a trunk access code to seize a trunk.  If you hear busy tone instead, dial the Trunk 
Queuing code and hang up.  Your phone will issue an alert tone when the trunk becomes available.  Pick 
up the handset to accept it (you’ll hear CO dial tone in the receiver).
Related Programming:
         
Notes:
Timed Reminder:  Set your phone to issue an alarm tone at a specified hour/minute.  The Timed 
Reminder Set/Cancel codes can be dialed manually (*31 by default, then enter the hour/minute to set; or 
to cancel, *39 by default).  These codes are flexible, which means they can be changed for Dial Plans A 
and B in FF1 2.
Related Programming:
Timed Reminder Ring Timer
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set how long the system continues Timed Reminder ringing.
FF1   1   04   0012   Hold   (0-255)   Hold
 
 
0 = 5 seconds
1 = 1 second
2 = 2 seconds
...
255 = 255 seconds
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Timed Reminder Interval for Busy Extensions
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the amount of time between Timed Reminder rings at busy extensions.
FF1   1   04   0013   Hold   (0-255)   Hold
 
 
0 = 5 seconds
1 = 1 second
2 = 2 seconds
...
default:  180 seconds255 = 255 seconds


 	
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Not Used
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
FF1   1   04   0014   Hold
FF1   1   04   0015   Hold
 
 


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Howler Tone:  A loud tone issued through the handset receiver to call attention to an off-hook/dial-tone 
condition (for example, when a user fails to hang up from a call).
Related Programming:
Howler Tone (pg. 1-29)     FF1 0 02 0014 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
         
Notes:
Station Call Park: The call can be “parked” on an extension phone; the user can walk over to another 
phone and pick up the call by dialing the Park Pickup code and his/her extension number, where the call 
is parked.
Related Programming:
Howler Tone Duration Timer (Extensions)
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set how long a “howler” tone lasts.
FF1   1   04   0016   Hold   (0-255)   Hold
 
 
0 = 5 seconds
1 = 1 second
2 = 2 seconds
.255 = 255 seconds
default:  30 seconds...


 	
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Station Call Park Recall Timer
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the amount of time a call can be parked on an extension before recalling the extension.
FF1   1   04   0017   Hold   (0-255)   Hold
 
 
0 = no recall
1 = 1 second
2 = 2 seconds
255 = 255 seconds...


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1.  
FF1  2:   Dial Plan
         
Notes:
If the number of dialed digits is shorter than the String Length set in this address, the call attempt will be 
treated as misdialing after the Interdigit Timer expires.
Related Programming:
Dial Plan Assignment (pg. 3-27) for digital keyphones/SLTs     FF3 0 BSSC 09 Hold (1 or 2) Hold
Dial Plan Assignment (pg. 3-39) for S-point ISDN extensions     FF3 1 BSSC 08 Hold (1 or 2) Hold
Interdigit Timer (DP SLTs) (pg. 1-141)     FF1 1 03 0006 Hold (0-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (DTMF SLTs) (pg. 1-142)     FF1 1 03 0007 Hold (0-255) Hold
Interdigit Timer (Digital Keyphones) (pg. 1-142)     FF1 1 03 0008 Hold (0-255) Hold
Table 1-5.   Maximum/Minimum Dialing at Intercom Dial Tone   (FF1  2  01)     
First Digit Dialed...
Maximum Digit LengthMinimum Digit Length
Address No.DefaultAddress No.Default
10001 4 0002 2
20003 4 0004 2
30005 4 0006 2
40007 4 0008 2
50009 4 0010 2
60011 4 0012 2
70013 3 0014 3
80015 2 0016 2
90017 1 0018 1
00019 1 0020 1
Q
0021 3 0022 2
#0023 2 0024 1
1.  Maximum/Minimum Dialing at Intercom Dial Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the maximum and minimum number of digits that can be dialed by the end-user 
during intercom dial tone. This applies to both Dial Plans A and B.
FF1   2   01   (0001-0024)   Hold   (1-4)   Hold 
 
0001=Maximum length of dialed-digit strings beginning with “1”
(see table below for defaults)String Length (1-4 digits)
0002=Minimum length of dialed-digit strings beginning with “1”
0003=Maximum length of dialed-digit strings beginning with “2”
0004=Minimum length of dialed-digit strings beginning with “2”
0005=Maximum length of dialed-digit strings beginning with “3”
...
0024=Minimum length of dialed-digit strings beginning with “#”



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Flexible Feature Code: A code that can be created in Programming Mode, and dialed by the end-user 
to perform a feature. All features already have a 
Fixed Feature Code that cannot be changed or deleted; 
see pg. 4-2 for a list of these codes. However, a different set of feature codes can be created for the same 
features. These Flexible Codes can be changed or deleted in programming. This option allows for a 
more “transparent” phone system replacement (end-users don’t have to learn a whole new set of codes 
when the DBS 576 is installed; it can be tailored to match the current dial plan).
When creating Flexible Feature Codes, keep in mind the current Extension Numbering (can’t start with 
the same digits). These feature codes will take priority over any other intention (such as dialing an 
extension number) for the same dial string.  Therefore, the feature codes should be unique.
Digit length of these Flexible Feature Codes must fall within the limits set in 
Maximum/Minimum 
Dialing at Intercom Dial Tone (pg. 1-154).
Extension ports can be individually assigned to Dial Plan A or B in FF3: Extension Programming.
Related Programming:
Maximum/Minimum Dialing at Intercom Dial Tone (pg. 1-154)     FF1 2 01 (0001-0024) Hold (1-4) Hold
Dial Plan Assignment (pg. 3-27) for digital keyphones/SLTs     FF3 0 BSSC 09 Hold (1 or 2) Hold
Dial Plan Assignment (pg. 3-39) for S-point ISDN extensions     FF3 1 BSSC 08 Hold (1 or 2) Hold
FF-Key Feature Assignment (Digital Keyphones, SLTs, EM24s) (pg. 4-7)     FF4 0 BSSC 0 (01-32) Hold FLASH 
(Code) Hold
FF-Key Feature Assignment (DSS/72) (pg. 4-14)     FF4 1 BSSC 0 (01-72) Hold FLASH (Code) Hold
Soft Key Feature Assignment (pg. 4-19)     FF4 2 BSSC 0 (01-30) Hold (Code) Hold
Table 1-6.   Dial Plan A: Flexible Feature Codes at dial tone   (FF1  2  02)     
Address No.Feature Description
 	
Default Code
0001Speed Dial Originate  

 80
0002Speed Dial Set  

 710
0003SLT Redial  


 	712
0004MCO-1 trunk selection  

 9
0005MCO-2 trunk selection

 81
0006MCO-3 trunk selection

 82
Dial Plan A: Flexible Feature Codes at Dial Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define Flexible Feature Codes that can be dialed during dial tone on extensions 
assigned to Dial Plan A.
FF1   2   02   (0001-0056)   Hold   (max. 4-digit Code)   Hold 
 
Flexible Feature Code (max. 4 digits)  
(see table below for features and defaults)valid entries:  0-9, 
Q and #



 	
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0007MCO-4 trunk selection
 83
0008MCO-5 trunk selection

 84
0009Specified Trunk Access  

 88
0010Not Used  
(all CPCs - below Version 1.3)
SLT Flash Send to CO  (all CPCs - Version 1.3 and up)

  

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765
0011Message Waiting Set  

# $	 %Q41
0012Message Waiting Cancel

# $	 
Q5
0013Message Waiting Callback

# $	 &	Q6
0014Priority Message Waiting Cancel by other extension

$ % 
 (	Q49
0015Call Forward All Calls Set  

!# 721
0016Call Forward All Calls Cancel

!# 
731
0017Call Forward All Calls Set via Other Extension

!#  (	741
0018Call Forward All Calls Cancel via Other Extension

!#  (	751
0019Call Forward Busy Set

!#&)
 722
0020Call Forward Busy Cancel

!#&)
 
732
0021Call Forward Busy Set via Other Extension

!#&  (	742
0022Call Forward Busy Cancel via Other Extension

!#&  (	752
0023Call Forward Answer Set

!#
 723
0024Call Forward Answer Cancel

!#
 
733
0025Call Forward Answer Set via Other Extension

!#
  (	743
0026Call Forward Answer Cancel via Other Extension

!#
  (	753
0027Do Not Disturb (DND) Set/Cancel  

 *
720
0028Do Not Disturb (DND) Set via Other Extension

  (	740
0029Do Not Disturb (DND) Cancel via Other Extension

 
 (	750
0030Do Not Disturb (DND) & Call Forward Cancel

!* 
7QQ
0031Timed Reminder Set  
+, Q31
0032Timed Reminder Cancel

+, 
Q39
0033Background Music (BGM) On/Off  

&- *
Q30
0034Day/Night Mode Set  

	
760
0035Day2 Mode Set

	
761
0036Night2 Mode Set

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0037Night3 Mode Set

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0038Paging Answer  

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0039Paging

0	#
0040Same Group Call Pickup  

-# 0)701
0041Same Group Call Pickup (CO Calls)

-# 0) 702
0042Specified Group Call Pickup
  
# -# 0) 703
0043Direct Call Pickup

# 0)704
0044MCO Incoming Call Answer  

 1,709
0045Specified Floating Hold Answer  

(,)	 Q9
0046Specified Trunk Answer  

 1,Q0
0047Account Code Set  

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See 
Notes, pg. 1-155.
Related Programming:
See 
Related Programming, pg. 1-155.
Table 1-7.   Dial Plan B: Flexible Feature Codes at dial tone   (FF1  2  03)     
0048Voice Mail ID Call Forward Code Set  
! 2 715
0049Voice Mail Message Code Set

( 716
0050Remote Maintenance  

+ 2799
00518-Party Conference  

30	,
 !788
0052Walking TRS Access Code    

$	 87
0053Station Call Park  

#0	, %771
0054Station Call Park Answer Code #1  (Own EXT.)

#0	, 772
0055Station Call Park Answer Code #2 (Other EXT.)

#0	, 773
0056Station Call Park Transfer Code

#0	, !774
Address No.Feature Description
 	
Default Code
0001Speed Dial Originate  

 80
0002Speed Dial Set  

 710
0003SLT Redial  


 	712
0004MCO-1 trunk selection  

 9
0005MCO-2 trunk selection

 81
0006MCO-3 trunk selection

 82
0007MCO-4 trunk selection

 83
0008MCO-5 trunk selection

 84
Dial Plan B: Flexible Feature Codes at Dial Tone
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Define Flexible Feature Codes that can be dialed during dial tone on extensions 
assigned to Dial Plan B.
FF1   2   03   (0001-0056)   Hold   (max. 4-digit Code)   Hold 
 
Address Bin Nos. for Plan B FeaturesFlexible Feature Code (max. 4 digits)
(see table below for features and defaults)valid entries:  0-9, 
Q and #



 	
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0009Specified Trunk Access  
 88
0010Not Used  
(all CPCs - below Version 1.3)
SLT Flash Send to CO  (all CPCs - Version 1.3 and up)

  

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0011Message Waiting Set  

# $	 %Q41
0012Message Waiting Cancel

# $	 
Q5
0013Message Waiting Callback

# $	 &	Q6
0014Priority Message Waiting Cancel by other extension 

$ % 
 (	Q49
0015Call Forward All Calls Set  

!# 721
0016Call Forward All Calls Cancel

!# 
731
0017Call Forward All Calls Set via Other Extension

!#  (	741
0018Call Forward All Calls Cancel via Other Extension

!#  (	751
0019Call Forward Busy Set

!#&)
 722
0020Call Forward Busy Cancel

!#&)
 
732
0021Call Forward Busy Set via Other Extension

!#&  (	742
0022Call Forward Busy Cancel via Other Extension

!#&  (	752
0023Call Forward Answer Set

!#
 723
0024Call Forward Answer Cancel

!#
 
733
0025Call Forward Answer Set via Other Extension

!#
  (	743
0026Call Forward Answer Cancel via Other Extension

!#
  (	753
0027Do Not Disturb (DND) Set/Cancel  

 *
720
0028Do Not Disturb (DND) Set via Other Extension

  (	740
0029Do Not Disturb (DND) Cancel via Other Extension

 
 (	750
0030Do Not Disturb (DND) & Call Forward Cancel

!* 
7QQ
0031Timed Reminder Set  
+, Q31
0032Timed Reminder Cancel

+, 
Q39
0033Background Music (BGM) On/Off  

&- *
Q30
0034Day/Night Mode Set  

	
760
0035Day2 Mode Set

	
761
0036Night2 Mode Set

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0037Night3 Mode Set

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0038Paging Answer  

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0039Paging

0	#
0040Same Group Call Pickup  

-# 0)701
0041Same Group Call Pickup (CO Calls)

-# 0) 702
0042Specified Group Call Pickup
  
# -# 0) 703
0043Direct Call Pickup

# 0)704
0044MCO Incoming Call Answer  

 1,709
0045Specified Floating Hold Answer  

(,)	 Q9
0046Specified Trunk Answer  

 1,Q0
0047Account Code Set  

) 8#
0048Voice Mail ID Call Forward Code Set  

! 2 715
0049Voice Mail Message Code Set

( 716