Table of System Features | Panasonic KX-T61610 guide

Table of System Features

The following systetn featurescatt be programmed ittto memory.

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Calling Doorphone 1 or Doorphone 2

Paging- External

Paging All Extensiotls

Paging Group 1,2,3 or 4

Dial Call Pickup 1

Directed Call Pickup

Pagittg Attsl~er

Call Park Rerrie1.e

Carlcelling Call Forwardittg or Do Not Disturb

Call Fotx~arclirzg

Do Not Disturb

Auto CO Hutzting

Cancelling Auto CO Hunting

Cattcellitlg	Dial	Call Pickup Deny	.
Dial Call Pickup		Deny
Cartcelling	Backgrouttd Music
			-A
Backgrouttd	Music

Flexible Night Service-Day Mode

Flexible Night Service-Night Mode

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Panasonic KX-T61610 manual Table of System Features

Contents

Panasonic Optional Service unit KX-7-61610 Telephone KX-T61620Model No Equipment Foul ‘1,.‘*Ringer Facility Interface02LS2 Interface Jack Table CiF Contents ’ Call Phone I,? Been not delayed On all extensionsAfter System Calls When a Line is BusyOther Features While Having a Conversation SpeciJication TroubleshootingOperation for a Standard Telephone Responsibilities Others Outside Modular Jacks CO Reset Button System Program Switch PowerSwiWhJtariotl Installation To Mount on Concrete or Mortar Walls Hook the unit on the screw heads Connection Page Conductor Wir Ing into PlugLine CO on the KX-T61610 Place the six telephone line cords Into RTH 24 AWG Under 3700 RingVie%’of TEL Jack extension Under 5900 DSS Console KX-T61640 Place the cords into HolderPair Telephone AWG Under 460 feet AWG Under 750 feet AWG Under 1180 feetPage Ehput Use a twoConductor pluo Source IIcordPage Doorphone I KX-T30865 Extension Keep the unit CMWJfrom heat KX-Al6 ,‘ Battery LOW Indicator Cables tnust be shielded and the maximum length is Connection Chart KX-T61610 RS-232C Printer RS-232CSerial Printe Pin Programming Programmable Automatic line access number 9 and the phone number Notstored ‘If already stored Utton DescriptionCondition Select Line accessnumber of CO NumberMEMORYEND To erase after programming ConditionsTo change Repeat steps 1 to END OJ NextNext Pause 02NEXTi,‘r Console 1 extension numberConsole 2 extension number EF=12 on extension Standard telephone XriptionProgramming Table Example Description Conditions 04 N&T Next Next Select Memory END Nextj Next Memory ENDPulse on the CO 2= Next 2 Select Memory END Changeman 06NEXT-ECTMEMORYNEXT MinuteCPM Time for Day service using Digits Button Will Blink Enter Minute using Digits ’m’ Programmingn Nexti ABI C Memoryend WEWll PI 31 41 El PINext Next C..‘.E Memoryend XYZ VI PI 31 41 151FlNight Costs ’i --.-until the desired extension number appearsAB=++C to‘assign thesame on all 16’extensions Extension Ll Next 13 Select Memory Next Next Next Next Select Memory END Select Memory END Step l...ll -iNEXT Next SelectClear Next Select Memory END Until the desired mode appearsSet to Without 1 in area where a 1 is not needed To prohibit operator call on extensiotl Ort‘AB=% to assign the same on all 16 extensions See page 6-l 15NEXTSELECTMEMORYEND To return to the initial program mode press the END buttonConditiorts +f&r Manual Answer mode on the extensionIili6 exte&is Next ABI Select Memoryend ~~---.~~~~~until the desired CO number appears V71 NEXT1 Next Pll Ll WI Ll F331 LI PI Desired extension number appears Next INEkT Seect Memyry END Next ABI Select Memory END CO-OFF Until the desired modeAppears 20NEXTNEXTA...FMEMORYEND Appears Dial Number NoneOr1 20NEXTABA.. .FMEMORYEND After 1 RING’ 21NEXTSEI Liectmemoryend Call PrograrnrnirzgPrograkning Table AB=G+ D-PHONE. l l deny the ringingNext F Select MEM,ORYEND Next AB Select Memory END Press the- Memory button. The LCD will stop blinking See 5NEXTpipsELECTMEMyYEND 25NEXTABSELECTMEMORYEND Programming Table ‘ Format Selection PBX Parity Stop bit length \until the desired mode appearsWord length NEXTSE&CTMEMORY When When CR+From a Printer CR= Carriage Return LF= Line Feed Conditions ’ Transmitted 103 Data It is switched OFF when the unit is OFF Line101 Received Data 104 CO Para Outside Until the CO Para appears Until desired data dump mode appearsSystem Para aSPEED Dial ALL Para Master On COI DSS operation moden DSS console set Five separate printouts are availableAll parameters master System parameters DaylNight CO parameters Operation See page 6-19. -’ Imcoming OutgoingIncoming Duration LOG Next Seect Memory END Conditions ProgmmmingUntil the desired time appears Next ‘1SELECT Memory END MINMJN ~‘.~‘‘-.-‘-’ until the,&sired mode appt ~~~-~~~il--until~~~the desired mode--~~appears---~~.~~--~ 3escription Next Neit Select Memyry END Next a Select Memory END Next ++I Select Select Memory Seconds Description FER button and then DSS button Until the desired mode appearsOutside calls can be transferred to any extension manually Next % ciZCT Memory END Until the desired mode ajjtars Next SELiECT Memory END ‘I’,.f Default’all16Programmable feature function Fwdidnd KEY mode Next NiXT Seiect MEM,ORY END LCh!t Your muy Press Tllc ICM butrollSP-PHONE @CO-Central Office Dial tone from CO Central Office will be Individual Line AccessLift Rhe handset or press the SP-PH d bE Burton Dial Upon corizpletion of the conversalion Any of the 6 CO lines may be selected by dial access While having B conversation Dialing Wll WI To erase a wrong entry Press Calling door-phone I I WBR Qpemtion For inierc&n calls KX-T61610 Descriptior2Opercrtion SP-PHONE or Monitor button Co,nditions Setting To cancelOperatiolYz Conditions,’ Descriptio To retrieve a parked call at any extension Notie To answer c1 doorphoneIft lhe hmdset or press rhe SP-PHONE burror Uescrlptlon Conditiorzs CO’S..J Opeiyation If /le Ot/7ep+urfirs To terminate the original call and talk to the new caller On Hold To transfer after other extension answers For changing, see Descriution Allows paging to ail extensions To accessCc&d Operution Access Ror pickup groupAllows access to external paging equipmenr Allows paging to one of four groups Transfer To enable Program Set the Memory switch of the. KX-T61630 To enable Be sure the SP-PHONE indicator is on@The. Mute indicator will flash To cancel Switch to Call Waiting-Outside Line Forced Mode $ Making a Call Record a calling party’s account Ns foH0 wsCall If you LeaStorage ‘f y. ‘@ To Inter Office Calling IntercomKX-T61620 KX-T61650 KX-T30830 KX-T30820 or KX-T30850 While Programming Will Be heard Etwo Beeps . . storage is correct Press the programmable feature’ button of ConsoleStation Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE Rhrough Dial 0 for AM or 1 for PM Press the # burron Time setting is .,,done through extensionExtension 11 only Standard telephone is not available SettingDialing through CO line After programming all CO buttons, return MEMORYswitch to SET ’ Description Operationh Explanation Pulse Duration To cuncel Descl-iptiorzCoditions Dial 731# Press Dial Ytrti.sioti Settinp Operatior2 DescriptiorzProgranzrrziizg Dinling Inconlitlg ritzgitzg assigtltt7etlr.s to be reccrrmged To disable night service To etlnble dny serviceServices are altrot?intictllly swirched at pre Operutiorz Individual Line .4ccess DescriptiolzOpeation For Outside Calls OperutioilOpemtioiz # You may dial 80 instead of pressing the #I’ button To Park a Call If you llse the hold bllrrotz of a standard OverationTo Place a Call on Hold Relephotle, To Transfer without Amlou,lcing the Other Extension Allows prrgitzg to a// exteirsiotis For Pickup Grorlp Allows access to ex-rertlal pagitig equipmetitAllows pagitlg to one of four groups To Transfer a Call to fhe Paged Persotl MEI? You should press t Button within Seconds After the dialing Tone Mode Set to Tone Tone mode Jo/Jc Settina To Cancel You may dial 0 instead of pressing the #button Dialing 79 # will clear the fo~~owitIg stntiotl To Dial To disable pickup dialTo Prograln Possible Solution ‘ROGRAM Problem Cause Solution ProblemSolution HIL Extension does not operate Nditions DisableOperation at Extension To set Until the desired D TMF receiver appears Table of System Features List of Rzng Tones CPU CharacteristicsGeneral Description Smdr Not$cation to the Telephone Company Availability of telephone interface in- formation Others Expose this Product to Rain or Moisture Panasonic Company and Panasonic Sales Company Shall Liimits and ExclusionsThere are no express warranties except as listed above Elgin Mail-in service onlyRoad Division Matsushita Electric Name BEXTENSlONCo .TEL no Name TEL no CODE\ Speed DIALING4 EN’4 1021MEMORY1PJDl IO11 Next Nextj Select Memory END To WYcl 1151 I91 Next Next Memory Afier dial Para Nexi Without Transferiwith Transfer Extension no Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Electronic Modular SW ITCHING’SYSTEM Emss LCD Contents Select Day KX-T7030KX-T7130 Added Features Epi Insert the door opener adaptor AB Select Memory END Enable13escriptioiz Standard Telephone Works Programmable Table DescriptiortProgram mirzg Prograntmirtg See the back cover Program 172ingUtltil the desired extension nutnber appears Conditions Programming TablesUntil the desired extension Select Memory END or Press the Memory button LCD will stop blinking WDI Ul’lil the desired location number appears ProgrammilzgProgra.mming Tables RrXjt,’substitutes for any numbers Descrip tiorz ~YOU may dial 81 through 86 instead Dialirzg Inter Office CallingPress the CO button which has been changed to DSS button @You may dial 81 through 86 instead To the SET Position Operatiort You may Oyou may dial 81 through 86 instead Open-atiorzDial Dial rile desired extension tlunlber Opel-afion To barge For Door Opener 2, dial 552 instead of 551 ‘I Code Changed Features Etary telephones- 1 KX-T30850 Delayed Ringing Coutlr SelectionAddress Title Page 02 &ECT Memory END Example Application Programming Toll Restriction-Exceptional CodeSystem Speed Dialing-Class Assignment AB SEI XT Memory Extension number appears Next 8.HW%-H 09XXCiCJCJC...disables the phone numbersNext C Memory END Until the desired memory Which start with Description 1lescription To start the printout MW Message Waiting Button Assignment c DSS Console Program rniag 26 SE&CT Memory Next Select ‘...‘-...-....-~ Canceled Features Listed features are canceled from KX-T61610 Programwing Table P61 391 LOI IllIPage Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page