Panasonic Small Digital Business System 308/616 Installation Instructions

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ENVIRONMENT 
Electrical Noise 
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ElectJical noise might disturb the operation of the system’s digital control circuits. 
Place the equipment away from heavy motors, welders or dimmers, and radio receivers 
and computers which generate electrical noise. 
Conversely, this system may interfere with radio receivers and computers. P&e the 
main unit at least 10 feet (3 meters) away fi-om ail other equipment. 
Gas and Airborne Particles 
To avoid corrosion or oxidation of electri al relay contacts, place the equipment in an 
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area free of airborne particles and corro ive gas. 
Excessive humidity may oxidize the metallic parts and cause errors in performance. 
Do not install equipment in high humidity areas. 
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Hxdity: 30% to 90% relative humidity 
Non-Condensing 
Appropriate lighting is required when servicing the main unit. 
Protect the system from lightning by properly grounding the AC cable as well as 
instalhngvoltage surge suppressors and diode clamps on all external cables attached 
to the system. 
Temperature  Temperature 
Integrated circuits (ICs) and Large Scale Integrated circuits (LSXcs) require adequate  Integrated circuits (ICs) and Large Scale Integrated circuits (LSXcs) require adequate 
ventilation for the main unit to allow upward circulation of air through the cabinet  ventilation for the main unit to allow upward circulation of air through the cabinet 
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Operating room temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) 
Storage Temperature: -10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F) 
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ENVIRONMENT (continued) 
Vibration 
Do not install the system in an area with 
disconnection or loosening of components. 
Water Factor 
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excessive vibration which can cause 
Water is a dangerous hazard to equipment and can totally damage the system. Do not 
place the equipment near anything containing water or under overhead plumbing, 
sprinkler system values or in areas that are susceptible-to flooding. 
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INSTALLATION 
Always set the power switch to 6E’PTEEe instaE%~~EtionnectiEithe AC power to 
the key system unit (KSU). 
Use the appropriate screwdriver to fasten the screws. 22 
Handle the Main Unit carefully to avoid damaging the cover. 
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1. Removing the Main 
Unit Cover 
a) Remove the two screws 
main unit. 0 a from &e front cover (B) of the 
b) Remove the tiont cover 
(B) by pulling it to the left@. 
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2. Wall-Mounting. Procedure for the Main Cabinet Cover 
a) Attach four screws loosely to a wall stron 
fl enough 
to hold the wei ht of a KSU. The screws s ould 
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b) Pass the screws through the holes on the back of (r 
the main cabinet and pull the cabinet in a 
downward direction. - 
c) Tighten the two screws (A) and (B) with a screwdriver 
to secure the cabinet to the wall. 
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3. Installing the Backup Battery 
a) Place the backup batteries (W-42130) in the 
battery compartment of the KSU. 
b) Insert the connecter cord of the batteries onto 
the BAT terminals of the KSU (+ and -). (? 
In case of power failure the backup battery will support normal system operation for, 
approximately, 30 minutes under full-load for the DBS3Q8 system and, approxi- 
mately, 20 minutes for the DBS616 system. 
The batteries are trickle charged during+normal system operation. 
BATTERY 
Figure 5 MAIN 
UNIT 
CONNECTOR 
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4. Initializing the System 
a) Set the power switch of the main unit to OFF. 
b) Set the RAM switch in the center of the KSU 
Tom the HOLD to the CLEAR position. 
CJ plum the power surltcIi’?PtIie~iinitX~~ON~ 
d) Set the RAM switch back to-HOLD. Q 
Ram Switch 
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KEY TELEPHONE 
1. Wall-Mounting Procedure 
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Place the telephone face down on a soft surface. 
Push in on the wide end of the dark grey wall 
adapter with thumbs or heels of hands until the 
adapter is released. 
Turn the adapter upside down. Insert the guides 
into the two adapter mounting holes at the 
lower end of the key telephone,-then push in 
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Place the mounting holes of the bracket over the 
studs of the modular jack and pull the telephone 
downward to secure it in place. Short station 
cords are provided for wall mounting. 
Remove the handset guide by pulling it up and out 
with fingernail or screwdriver. Turn the guide 
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TRUNKLINES 
1. Connecting the Trunk Lines 
The telephone cable from the CO/PBX line can be directly connected to the outside 
line jack on the main unit. 
The DBS308 system has a six-pin modular jack (RI-25C) for COL 1, COL qand COL 
3. The DBS616 system has two modular jacks for COL 1, COL 2 and COL 3, and COL 
4, COL 5 and COL 6. 
y;z.ft the outside lines to the COL jack with a 6-w-ire modular cord no longer than 
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Use a female 25-pair cable to connect the extension ports to a 50-pin split block. 
The DBS308 system has one connector on the main unit for extensions 1 to 8, DPHl, 
DPH2 and PFU output. The DBS616 has two connectors for extensions 1 to 8 and 
extensions 9 to 16. 
Except for ports 1 and 2 which are for key telephones only, each extension port can 
connect a key telephone and/or a single line telephone (SLT). 
1. Connecting the Telephone 
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a) For each telephone connect two wires to the 
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and Figure 10 for Extension Connectors) 
b) Plu the 50-pin connector of the split block 
to & e extension port on the main unit. 
NOTE: The 25-pair amphenol connector which 
leads to the split block is held in place by a 
plastic tie. The tie can be attached to two 
hooks on either side of the connector. (See 
Figure 9 below) 
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S-Pair AmphenoI 
hncctor