Panasonic Digital Business System 576 Technical Manual Section 400 Programming

							Section 400-Programming FF8: Maintenance
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FF8  0  07:   Bus Monitor  (for factory use)
        
Notes:
Related Programming:
        
Notes:
This address should be used only under the supervision of Panasonic Technical Support.
Related Programming:
Bus Monitor Save Control
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Save internal bus communication, which can then be used to investigate a 
problem that occurs.
FF8    0    07    0    00    Hold    (0 or 1)    Hold 
 
(  
0=Stop/Do not save.  (default)
1=Start.   



 	
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Trigger Codes
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Specify up to 5 Trigger Codes, which are used for saving Bus Monitor information.
FF8    0   07    0    (01-15)    Hold    (code)    Hold
 
 
  
01-03=for Code 1
04-06=for Code 2
07-09=for Code 3
10-12=for Code 4
13-15=for Code 5(see table below) 


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Table 8-7.   Trigger Codes   (FF8  0  07  0  [01-15])    
FF8  0  07  0...Address DescriptionData Setting
01 Trigger Code 1
02 Data Position (Code 1)
03 Stop Data (Code 1)
04 Trigger Code 2
05 Data Position  (Code 2)
06 Stop Data (Code 2)
07 Trigger Code 3
08 Data Position  (Code 3)
09 Stop Data (Code 3)
10 Trigger Code 4
11 Data Position  (Code 4)
12 Stop Data (Code 4)
13 Trigger Code 5
14 Data Position (Code 5)
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FF8  0  08:   Table Dump
        
Notes:
Related Programming:
Table Dump
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
This address provides Problem Report information and should be used only if 
requested by Panasonic Technical Support.
FF8    0    08    Hold    Hold    (vvvv-dddd-iiii)    Hold 
 
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FF8  0  09:   Memory Dump
       
Notes:
Related Programming:
Memory Dump
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
This address provides Problem Report information and should be used only if 
requested by Panasonic Technical Support.
FF8    0    09    Hold    Hold    (aaaaaaaa)    Hold 
 
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FF8  0  10:   DID Names
       
Notes:
See pg. 8-20 for instructions on entering names.
DID Names do not apply to the “B” side DID Dial Table.
Related Programming:
DID/DNIS Numbering (“A” Side) (pg. 1-168)     FF1 4 01 0001 Hold (1-4) Hold
DID/DNIS Dial Table (“A” Side) (pg. 1-169)     FF1 4 02 (000-575) (1-6) Hold (0-9999 or 1-72) Hold
DID Names
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign names of up to 10 characters each to DID numbers in the “A” side 
DID Dial Table (pg. 1-169).
FF8    0    10    Hold    Hold    (001-576)   Hold    (up to 10 char.)   Hold 
 
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,/7*
DID Name (up to 10 characters,
including AA-zz, 0-9, * and #)
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FF8  1:   User Maintenance  
FF8  1  00:   System Clock  
      
Notes:
Related Programming:
      
Notes:
Related Programming:
Time Display Mode (pg. 1-21)     FF1 0 01 0023 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
System Date
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the current date for the DBS 576 phone system.
FF8    1   00    0    Hold    (YYMMDD)    Hold
 
 
  
System Date  (Year/Month/Day)
default (after initializing system):  970101

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System Time
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set the current time for the DBS 576 phone system.
FF8    1    00    1    Hold    (HHMM)    Hold
 
 
System Time  (Hour/Minute)  in military format
example:  1328 for 1:28 pm.
default (after initializing system):  00:00
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Notes:
When you enter 
System Date, the system will automatically pick the correct 
System Day of Week.
Related Programming:
System Date (pg. 8-42)     FF8 1 00 0 Hold (YYMMDD) Hold
System Day of Week
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Set current day of the week for the phone system.
FF8    1    00    2    Hold    (1-7)    Hold
 
 
 
System Day of Week:
default:  3  (Wed -- for default System Date:  970101) 1=Mon
2=Tue
3=Wed
4=Thu
5=Fri
6=Sat
7=Sun
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FF8  1  01:   Personal Speed Dial (PSD)
          
Notes:
You can assign up to 10 PSDs to the one-touch keys on a non-display or small-display phone.  You can 
assign up to 20 PSDs to the soft keys on a Large-LCD phone.
Speed Dial numbers can contain up to 24 characters. The following table shows which keys to use for 
entering special characters.
Table 8-8.   Keys for Speed-Dial Number Entry    
Special Instructions for Large-Display Phones:
When you enter this address, the display on the Large-LCD phone will change to HYPHEN (soft key 
#3), PAUSE (soft key #4), and SPD-ID (soft key #5) so you can enter these characters into the PSD 
phone number.  (On non-display or small-display phones, use the one-touch keys #3 thru #5 for entering 
these characters.)
r“SPD-ID” represents AUTO, which must precede each special code you enter into the phone num-
ber (such as another SSD/PSD code, Account Code, etc.).
To indicate...Enter...
Digit or character 0, 1 - 9, *, #
Intercom Level AUTO * #
MCO Code 9 AUTO * 0
MCO Code 81 AUTO * 71
MCO Code 82 AUTO * 72
MCO Code 83 AUTO * 73
MCO Code 84 AUTO * 74
Pause REDIAL
DP - DTMF Code AUTO **
SSD Code AUTO NN(N)
Hyphen (-) PROG
Display Number (Start/Stop) AUTO * 2
PSD Numbers
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign Personal Speed Dial (PSD) codes for each extension.
FF8  1  01  Hold  0  Hold  Hold  (Ext.No.)  Hold  (PSD)  Hold  FLASH  (Phone No.)  Hold
 
  
Extension No.PSD Code Phone Number
stored in PSD bin 
(up to 24 char.) (Bin No.)
range:  80-99

	*+ ! ) 
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rWhen you press soft key #3 (HYPHEN) to enter a hyphen, it will display as F.  Pressing soft key #4 
(PAUSE) will display as R.  Pressing soft key #5 (SPD-ID) will display as A.
Related Programming:
Trunk Access in Speed Dialing (pg. 1-23)     FF1 0 02 0004 Hold (0 or 1) Hold
        
Notes:
PSD Names are displayed alphabetically on Large-LCD phones.
To assign PSD Names:
rAfter entering the PSD Code and Hold in the above address, press FLASH to clear current data (if 
any).
rThen press the soft key that represents the group of letters you want to choose from.
rThen press one of the FF-keys on the bottom row (underneath the LCD), that is in the same position 
as the letter you want to choose.
Use the * key to erase an entry.  Use the # key to enter a space.
Press Hold when finished.
See figures, pg. 8-20 for instructions on entering names.
Related Programming:
PSD Names
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign names to PSD codes for each extension.
FF8  1  01  Hold  1  Hold  Hold  (Ext.No.)  Hold  (PSD)  Hold  FLASH  (Name)  Hold
 
  
Extension No.PSD Code 80-99
Name for PSD Code
(up to 7 char.)
(clears current
data)
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FF8  1  02:   System Speed Dial (SSD)
          
Notes:
Speed Dial numbers can contain up to 24 characters. The following table shows which keys to use for 
entering special characters.
Table 8-9.   Keys for Speed-Dial Number Entry    
Special Instructions for Large-Display Phones:
When you enter this address, the display on the Large-LCD phone will change to HYPHEN (soft key 
#3), PAUSE (soft key #4), and SPD-ID (soft key #5) so you can enter these characters into the SSD 
phone number.  (On non-display or small-display phones, use the one-touch keys #3 thru #5 for entering 
these characters.)
r“SPD-ID” represents AUTO, which must precede each special code you enter into the phone num-
ber (such as another SSD/PSD code, Account Code, etc.).
rWhen you press soft key #3 (HYPHEN) to enter a hyphen, it will display as F.  Pressing soft key #4 
(PAUSE) will display as R.  Pressing soft key #5 (SPD-ID) will display as A.
To indicate...Enter...
Digit or character 0, 1 - 9, *, #
Intercom Level AUTO * #
MCO Code 9 AUTO * 0
MCO Code 81 AUTO * 71
MCO Code 82 AUTO * 72
MCO Code 83 AUTO * 73
MCO Code 84 AUTO * 74
Pause REDIAL
DP - DTMF Code AUTO **
SSD Code AUTO NN(N)
Hyphen (-) PROG
Display Number (Start/Stop) AUTO * 2
SSD Numbers
(all CPCs) - Version 1.0 or higher
Assign System Speed Dial (SSD) codes for the system.
FF8   1   02   Hold   0   Hold   Hold   (SSD)   Hold   FLASH  (Phone No.)   Hold
 
  
SSD Code (Bin No.)Phone No. stored in SSD bin
range:  00-79 or 000-799(up to 24 char.)
(clears current
data)

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