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Panasonic KX-T7030 Installation Manual (408 pages)

Digital Super Hybrid System

Brand: Panasonic
|
Category: Telephone System
|
Size: 1.36 MB

Table of Contents

11
- System Components
  
  2
- Important Safety Instructions
  
  5
- Save These Instructions
  
  6
- Notification to the Telephone Company
  
  7
Table of Contents

19
- System Outline
  
  21
- System Highlights
  
  22
- Basic System Construction
  
  24
- Proprietary Telephones
  
  25
- Options
  
  26
  - SLT Extension Expansion Card (KX-TD30870)
    
    26
  - Caller ID / DISA / FAX Detection Card (KX-TD30891)
    
    26
- Specifications
  
  27
  - General Description
    
    27
  - Characteristics
    
    28
  - System Capacity
    
    29
- Before Installation
  
  31
- Installation of the Main Unit
  
  33
  - Unpacking
    
    33
  - Location of Interfaces
    
    33
  - Wall Mounting
    
    34
  - Opening Front Cover
    
    35
  - Frame Ground Connection
    
    36
  - Connection
    
    37
  - System Connection Diagram
    
    37
    
    Outside Line Connection
    
    38
    
    Outside Line Connection
    
    39
  - Extension Connection
    
    41
  - Telephone Connection
    
    44
  - Polarity Sensitive Telephone Connection
    
    49
  - External Pager (Paging Equipment) Connection
    
    50
  - External Music Source Connection
    
    51
  - Printer and PC Connection
    
    52
- Installation of Optional Cards
  
  55
  - Location of Optional Cards
    
    55
  - SLT Extension Expansion Card Caller ID/DISA/FAX Detection Card Installation
    
    56
  - Doorphone and Door Opener Connection
    
    58
- Auxiliary Connection for Power Failure Transfer
  
  60
- Closing the Front Cover
  
  61
- Starting the System for the First Time
  
  62
- System Restart
  
  63
  - System Data Clear
    
    64
- Absent Message Capability
  
  66
  - Account Code Entry
    
    67
  - Alternate Calling — Ring / Voice
    
    68
  - Answering, Direct Outside Line
    
    69
  - Automatic Callback Busy (Camp-On)
    
    69
  - Automatic Configuration
    
    70
  - Automatic Hold by CO Button
    
    70
  - Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
    
    71
  - Automatic Station Release
    
    76
- Background Music (BGM)
  
  77
  - Background Music (BGM) — External
    
    78
  - Bilingual Display
    
    79
  - Busy Lamp Field
    
    79
  - Busy Station Signaling (BSS)
    
    80
  - Button, Direct Station Selection (DSS)
    
    81
  - Button, Flexible
    
    82
  - Button, Loop-CO (L-CO)
    
    84
  - Button, Single-CO (S-CO)
    
    85
  - Buttons on Proprietary Telephones
    
    86
  - User Manual
    
    88
- Caller ID
  
  89
  - Call Forwarding Features — Summary
    
    91
  - Call Forwarding — All Calls
    
    91
  - Call Forwarding — Busy
    
    92
  - Call Forwarding — Busy / no Answer
    
    93
  - Call Forwarding — Follow Me
    
    94
  - Call Forwarding — no Answer
    
    94
  - Call Forwarding — to Outside Line
    
    95
  - Call Hold — Intercom
    
    97
  - Call Hold — Outside Line
    
    98
  - Call Hold, Exclusive — Intercom
    
    99
  - Call Hold, Exclusive — Outside Line
    
    100
  - Call Hold Retrieve — Intercom
    
    100
  - Call Hold Retrieve — Outside Line
    
    101
  - Calling Party Control (CPC) Signal Detection
    
    102
  - Call Log, Incoming
    
    103
  - Call Park
    
    105
  - Call Pickup, Directed
    
    106
  - Call Pickup, Group
    
    106
  - Call Pickup, Outside Line
    
    107
  - Call Pickup Deny
    
    107
  - Call Splitting
    
    108
  - Call Transfer Features — Summary
    
    109
  - Call Transfer, Screened — to Extension
    
    109
  - Call Transfer, Screened — to Outside Line
    
    110
  - Call Transfer, Unscreened — to Extension
    
    111
  - Call Waiting
    
    112
  - Call Waiting from Central Office
    
    113
  - Class of Service (COS)
    
    114
  - Conference
    
    115
  - Conference, Unattended
    
    116
  - Confirmation Tone
    
    117
  - Consultation Hold
    
    119
- Data Line Security
  
  120
  - Dial Tone, Distinctive
    
    121
  - Dial Type Selection
    
    122
  - Direct in Lines (DIL)
    
    123
  - Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
    
    124
  - Display, Call Information
    
    126
  - Display, in Idle
    
    127
  - Display, Self-Extension Number
    
    127
  - Display Contrast Adjustment
    
    128
  - Do Not Disturb (DND)
    
    129
  - Do Not Disturb (DND) Override
    
    130
  - Door Opener
    
    131
  - Doorphone Call
    
    132
- Electronic Station Lockout
  
  133
  - Emergency Call
    
    134
  - End-To-End DTMF Signaling (Tone Through)
    
    135
  - Executive Busy Override — Extension
    
    136
  - Executive Busy Override — Outside Line
    
    137
  - Extension Group
    
    138
  - External Feature Access
    
    139
  - Extra Device Port (XDP)
    
    140
- Facsimile Detection
  
  141
  - Flash
    
    142
  - Flexible Numbering
    
    143
  - Floating Station
    
    146
  - Full One-Touch Dialing
    
    147
- Handset / Headset Selection
  
  148
  - Handset Microphone Mute
    
    148
  - Handsfree Answerback
    
    149
  - Handsfree Operation
    
    150
  - Hold Recall
    
    151
  - Host PBX Access
    
    152
- Intercept Routing
  
  153
  - Intercom Calling
    
    154
  - LED Indication, Intercom
    
    155
  - LED Indication, Outside Line
    
    156
  - Limited Call Duration
    
    157
  - Line Access, Automatic
    
    158
  - Line Access, Direct
    
    159
  - Line Access, Individual
    
    160
  - Line Preference — Incoming (no Line / Prime Line / Ringing Line)
    
    161
  - Line Preference — Outgoing (Idle Line / no Line / Prime Line)
    
    162
  - Live Call Screening (LCS)
    
    163
  - Lockout
    
    164
  - Log-In / Log-Out
    
    165
- Manager Extension
  
  166
  - Message Waiting
    
    167
  - Microphone Mute
    
    168
  - Mixed Station Capacities
    
    168
  - Music on Hold
    
    169
- Night Service
  
  170
- Off-Hook Call Announcement (OHCA)
  
  171
  - Off-Hook Monitor
    
    172
  - One-Touch Dialing
    
    173
  - One-Touch Transfer by DSS Button
    
    174
  - Operator
    
    175
  - Operator Call
    
    176
  - Outgoing Message (OGM)
    
    177
  - Outside Line Connection Assignment
    
    178
  - Outside Line Connection Assignment — Outgoing
    
    178
- Paging Features — Summary
  
  179
  - Paging — All
    
    179
  - Paging — External
    
    180
  - Paging — Group
    
    181
  - Paralleled Telephone
    
    182
  - Pause Insertion, Automatic
    
    183
  - Phantom Extension
    
    184
  - Pickup Dialing
    
    185
  - Power Failure Restart
    
    186
  - Power Failure Transfer
    
    187
  - Privacy, Automatic
    
    188
  - Privacy Release
    
    188
  - Pulse to Tone Conversion
    
    189
- Quick Dialing
  
  190
- Redial, Last Number
  
  191
  - Redial, Saved Number
    
    192
  - Remote Station Lock Control
    
    193
  - Reverse Circuit
    
    193
  - Ring Group
    
    194
  - Ringing, Delayed
    
    195
  - Ringing, Discriminating
    
    196
  - Ringing Tone Selection for CO Buttons
    
    196
- Tone / Ring Tone
  
  196
  - Secret Dialing
    
    198
  - Special Display Features
    
    199
    
    Call Directory
    
    199
    
    Call Forwarding / Do Not Disturb
    
    200
    
    Call Log, Outgoing
    
    200
    
    System Feature Access Menu
    
    201
  - Station Feature Clear
    
    202
  - Station Hunting
    
    203
  - Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
    
    204
  - Station Programming
    
    207
  - Station Programming Data Default Set
    
    208
  - Station Speed Dialing
    
    209
  - System Data Default Set
    
    210
  - Default Values
    
    210
  - System Programming with Personal Computer
    
    211
  - System Programming with Proprietary Telephone
    
    212
  - System Speed Dialing
    
    213
  - System Working Report
    
    214
- Time-Out, Variable
  
  216
  - Timed Reminder
    
    218
  - Timed Reminder, Remote (Wake-Up Call)
    
    219
  - Toll Restriction
    
    220
  - Toll Restriction for Special Carrier Access
    
    226
  - Toll Restriction Override by Account Code Entry
    
    226
  - Toll Restriction Override for System Speed Dialing
    
    228
  - Trunk (Outside Line) Answer from any Station (TAFAS)
    
    229
  - Two-Way Recording into Voice Mail
    
    230
  - Uniform Call Distribution (UCD)
    
    231
  - User Programming (Manager Programming)
    
    233
  - V Voice Mail Integration
    
    234
- Voice Mail Integration
  
  239
  - Voice Mail Integration for Digital Proprietary Telephones
    
    240
  - Volume Control — Speaker / Handset Receiver / Headset / Ringer
    
    241
- Walking COS
  
  242
  - Whisper OHCA
    
    243
- System Programming
  
  244
- General Programming Instructions
  
  245
  - 4.1.1 Using Proprietary Telephones
    
    246
    
    Using the Overlay
    
    247
    
    Entering the Programming Mode
    
    249
  - 4.1.2 Programming Methods
    
    250
  - 4.1.3 Entering Characters
    
    252
  - User Programming
    
    256
  - 4.1.5 Programming Example
    
    257
- Manager Programming
  
  259
  - Date and Time Set
    
    259
  - System Speed Dialing Number Set
    
    261
  - System Speed Dialing Name Set
    
    263
  - Extension Number Set
    
    264
  - Extension Name Set
    
    266
  - Flexible CO Button Assignment
    
    267
  - Operator / Manager Extension Assignment
    
    269
  - Absent Messages
    
    270
  - Quick Dial Number Set
    
    272
- System Programming
  
  273
  - Day / Night Service Switching Mode
    
    277
  - Day / Night Service Starting Time
    
    278
  - Automatic Access Outside Line Assignment
    
    280
  - Account Codes
    
    281
  - Station Hunting Type
    
    282
  - System Password
    
    284
  - Automatic Hold by CO / DSS Button
    
    285
  - Caller ID Code Set
    
    286
  - Caller ID Name Set
    
    287
  - VM Status DTMF Set
    
    288
  - VM Command DTMF Set
    
    290
  - ROM Version Display
    
    292
  - Voice Mail Number Assignment
    
    293
  - Voice Mail Extension Number Assignment
    
    294
  - Voice Mail Extension Group Assignment
    
    295
  - User Password
    
    296
  - Walking COS Password
    
    297
  - Phantom Extension Number Assignment
    
    298
  - Area Code Assignment
    
    299
  - Caller ID Modification for Local Call
    
    300
  - Caller ID Modification for Long Distance Call
    
    301
  - Internal Caller ID Extension Assignment
    
    302
  - Facsimile Transmission Extension
    
    303
- Timer Programming
  
  305
  - Hold Recall Time
    
    305
  - Transfer Recall Time
    
    306
  - Call Forwarding – no Answer Time
    
    307
  - Intercept Time
    
    308
  - Pickup Dial Waiting Time
    
    309
  - Extension-To-Outside Line Call Duration Time
    
    310
  - Outside-To-Outside Line Call Duration Time
    
    311
  - First Digit Time
    
    312
  - Inter Digit Time
    
    313
  - Dial Start Time
    
    314
  - Call Duration Count Start Time
    
    315
  - DISA Delayed Answer Time
    
    316
  - Message Waiting Ring Interval Time
    
    317
  - Timed Reminder Alarm Ring Time
    
    318
  - DISA AA Wait Time
    
    319
  - Call Park Recall Time
    
    320
- TRS / ARS Programming
  
  321
  - TRS Override for System Speed Dialing
    
    321
  - TRS Denied Code Entry for Levels 2 through 6
    
    322
  - TRS Excepted Code Entry for Levels 2 through 6
    
    323
  - Special Carrier Access Codes
    
    324
  - ARS Mode
    
    325
  - ARS Time
    
    326
    
    ARS Leading Digit Entry for Plans 1 through 8
    
    328
    
    ARS Routing Plans 1 through 8
    
    330
  - ARS Modify Removed Digit
    
    332
  - ARS Modify Added Number
    
    333
  - Extra Entry Table Selection
    
    334
  - TRS Entry Code Assignment for Extra Table
    
    335
  - Emergency Dial Number Set
    
    336
    
    Outside Line Programming
    
    337
  - Dial Mode Selection
    
    338
  - Pulse Speed Selection
    
    340
  - DTMF Time
    
    341
  - CPC Signal Detection Incoming Set
    
    342
  - Caller ID Assignment
    
    343
    
    DIL 1:1 Extension — Day / Night
    
    344
    
    Intercept Extension — Day / Night
    
    345
  - Host PBX Access Codes
    
    346
  - Pause Time
    
    348
  - Flash Time
    
    349
  - Disconnect Time
    
    350
  - CPC Signal Detection Outgoing Set
    
    351
  - Reverse Circuit Assignment
    
    352
  - Outside Line Name Assignment
    
    353
    
    COS Programming
    
    354
    
    Toll Restriction Level — Day / Night
    
    354
    
    Extension-To-Outside Line Call Duration Limit
    
    355
  - Call Transfer to Outside Line
    
    356
  - Call Forwarding to Outside Line
    
    357
  - Executive Busy Override
    
    358
  - Executive Busy Override Deny
    
    359
  - Do Not Disturb Override
    
    360
  - Account Code Entry Mode
    
    361
- Extension Programming
  
  363
  - Extension Group Assignment
    
    365
  - DIL 1:N Extension and Delayed Ringing Day / Night
    
    366
  - Outgoing Permitted Outside Line Assignment Day / Night
    
    368
  - Doorphone Ringing Assignment — Day / Night
    
    370
  - Voice Mail Access Codes
    
    371
  - Live Call Screening Recording Mode Assignment
    
    372
- Resource Programming
  
  373
  - SMDR Incoming / Outgoing Call Log Printout
    
    373
  - SMDR Format
    
    374
  - System Data Printout
    
    375
  - Music Source Use
    
    377
  - External Pager BGM
    
    378
  - External Pager Confirmation Tone
    
    379
  - Serial Interface (RS-232C) Parameters
    
    380
    
    Floating Number Assignment
    
    382
    
    DISA Built-In Auto Attendant
    
    384
- Optional Programming
  
  385
- System Data Clear
  
  385
  - System Additional Information
    
    386
  - System Additional Information
    
    388
  - COS Additional Information
    
    394
  - Default Values
    
    400

Panasonic KX-T7030 Installation Manual (399 pages)

Digital Super Hybrid System

Brand: Panasonic
|
Category: Telephone System
|
Size: 5.68 MB

System Components

2
Important Safety Instructions

5
Save These Instructions

6
Ikoubleshooting

10
Table of Contents

11
System Outline

20
- System Highlights
  
  21
Basic System Construction

23
- Proprietary Telephones
  
  23
Options

24
- Caller ID / DISA /FAX Detection Card (KX-TD30891)
  
  24
- Specifications
  
  25
  - General Description
    
    25
  - Characteristics
    
    26
  - System Capacity
    
    27
  - Installation
    
    28
- Before Installation
  
  29
  - Connection
    
    29
  - Operation
    
    30
Installation of the Main Unit

31
- Location of Interfaces
  
  31
- Unpacking
  
  31
- Wall Mounting
  
  32
- Opening Front Cover
  
  33
- Frame Ground Connection
  
  34
- Connection
  
  35
- System Connection Diagram
  
  35
- Outside Line Connection
  
  36
- Extension Connection
  
  39
  - For a Proprietary Telephone and a Standard Telephone
    
    42
  - For a Digital Proprietary Telephone and a Standard Telephone
    
    44
- Polarity Sensitive Telephone Connection
  
  45
- External Pager (Paging Equipment) Connection
  
  46
- External Music Source Connection
  
  47
  - Printer and PC Connection
    
    48
  - Installation of Optional Cards
    
    51
  - Location of Optional Cards
    
    51
  - SLT Extension Expansion Card Caller ID/DISA/FAX Detection Card Installation
    
    52
  - Door-Phone and Door Opener Connection
    
    54
  - Auxiliary Connection for Power Failure Transfer
    
    56
  - Closing the Front Cover
    
    57
  - Starting the System for the First Time
    
    58
  - System Restart
    
    59
    
    Using the Reset Button
    
    59
    
    System Data Clear
    
    60
Section 3 Features

61
- Absent Message Capability
  
  62
  - Account Code Entry
    
    63
  - Alternate Calling — Ring / Voice
    
    64
  - Answering, Direct Outside Line
    
    65
  - Automatic Callback Busy (Camp-On)
    
    65
  - Automatic Hold by CO Button
    
    66
  - Automatic Route Selection (ARS)
    
    67
  - Automatic Station Release
    
    72
- Background Music (BGM)
  
  73
  - Background Music (BGM) — External
    
    74
  - Bilingual Display
    
    75
  - Busy Lamp Field
    
    75
  - Busy Station Signaling (BSS)
    
    76
  - Button, Direct Station Selection (DSS)
    
    77
  - Button, Flexible
    
    78
  - Button, Loop-CO (L-CO)
    
    80
  - Button, Single-CO (S-CO)
    
    81
  - Buttons on Proprietary Telephones
    
    82
  - User Manual
    
    83
  - Caller ID
    
    84
  - Call Forwarding Features — Summary
    
    86
  - Call Forwarding — All Calls
    
    86
  - Call Forwarding — Busy
    
    87
  - Call Forwarding — Busy / no Answer
    
    88
  - Call Forwarding — Follow Me
    
    89
  - Call Forwarding — no Answer
    
    89
  - Call Forwarding — to Outside Line
    
    90
  - Call Hold — Intercom
    
    95
  - Call Hold — Outside Line
    
    96
  - Calling Party Control (CPC) Signal Detection
    
    97
  - Call Log, Incoming
    
    98
  - Call Park
    
    100
  - Call Pickup, Directed
    
    101
  - Call Pickup, Group
    
    101
  - Call Pickup, Outside Line
    
    102
- Call Pickup Deny
  
  102
- Call Splitting
  
  103
- Call Transfer Features — Summary
  
  104
- Call Transfer, Screened — to Extension
  
  104
- Call Transfer, Screened — to Outside Line
  
  104
- Call Transfer, Unscreened — to Extension
  
  106
- Call Waiting
  
  107
- Call Waiting from Central Office
  
  108
- Class of Service (COS)
  
  109
- Conference
  
  110
- Conference, Unattended
  
  111
- Confirmation Tone
  
  112
- Consultation Hold
  
  114
- Data Line Security
  
  115
- Dial Tone, Distinctive
  
  116
- Dial Type Selection
  
  117
- Direct in Lines (DIL)
  
  118
- Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
  
  119
- Display, Call Information
  
  122
- Display, in Idle
  
  123
- Display, Self-Extension Number
  
  123
- Display Contrast Adjustment
  
  124
- Do Not Disturb (DND)
  
  125
- Do Not Disturb (DND) Override
  
  126
- Door Opener
  
  127
- Doorphone Call
  
  128
- Electronic Station Lockout
  
  129
- Emergency Call
  
  130
- End-To-End DTMF Signaling (Tone Through)
  
  130
- Executive Busy Override — Extension
  
  131
- Executive Busy Override — Outside Line
  
  132
- Extension Group
  
  133
- External Feature Access
  
  134
- Extra Device Port (XDP)
  
  135
- Facsimile Detection
  
  136
- Flash
  
  137
  - Flexible Numbering
    
    138
  - Floating Station
    
    141
  - Full One-Touch Dialing
    
    142
  - Handsfree Answerback
    
    144
  - Programming Reference
    
    144
  - Handsfree Operation
    
    145
  - Hold Recall
    
    146
  - Pbx Access
    
    147
1 Intercept Routing

148
- Intercom Calling
  
  149
- LED Indication, Intercom
  
  150
- LED Indication, Outside Line
  
  151
- Limited Call Duration
  
  152
- Line Access, Automatic
  
  153
- Line Access, Direct
  
  154
- Line Access, Individual
  
  155
- Line Preference — Outgoing (Idle Line / no Line / Prime Line)
  
  157
- Live Call Screening (LCS)
  
  158
- Lockout
  
  159
- Log-In / Log-Out
  
  160
- M Manager Extension
  
  161
- Message Waiting
  
  162
- Microphone Mute
  
  163
- Mixed Station Capacities
  
  163
- Music on Hold
  
  164
- Night Service
  
  165
  - Off-Hook Call Announcement (OHCA)
    
    166
  - One-Touch Dialing
    
    167
  - One-Touch Transfer by DSS Button
    
    168
  - Operator
    
    169
  - Operator Call
    
    170
  - Outgoing Message (OGM)
    
    171
    
    Outside Line Connection Assignment
    
    172
    
    Outside Line Connection Assignment — Outgoing
    
    172
  - Paging — All
    
    173
- Paging — External
  
  174
- Paging — Group
  
  175
- Paralleled Telephone
  
  176
- Pause Insertion, Automatic
  
  177
- Phantom Extension
  
  178
- Pickup Dialing
  
  179
- Power Failure Restart
  
  180
- Power Failure Transfer
  
  181
- Privacy, Automatic
  
  182
- Privacy Release
  
  182
- Pulse to Tone Conversion
  
  183
- Redial, Last Number
  
  185
- Redial, Saved Number
  
  186
- Remote Station Lock Control
  
  187
- Reverse Circuit
  
  187
- Ring Group
  
  188
- Ringing, Delayed
  
  188
- Ringing, Discriminating
  
  189
- Tone / Ring Tone
  
  189
- Ringing Tone Selection for CO Buttons
  
  190
- Secret Dialing
  
  191
- Call Log, Outgoing
  
  192
- Extension Dialing
  
  193
- Station Speed Dialing
  
  193
- System Feature Access Menu
  
  194
  - System Speed Dialing
    
    195
  - Station Feature Clear
    
    196
  - Station Hunting
    
    197
  - Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)
    
    198
  - Station Programming
    
    201
  - Station Programming Data Default Set
    
    202
  - Station Speed Dialing
    
    203
  - System Data Default Set
    
    204
- Default Values
  
  204
  - System Programming with Proprietary Telephone
    
    205
  - System Speed Dialing
    
    206
  - System Working Report
    
    207
  - Timed Reminder
    
    211
  - Timed Reminder, Remote (Wake-Up Call)
    
    212
  - Toll Restriction
    
    213
  - Toll Restriction for Special Carrier Access
    
    218
  - Toll Restriction Override by Account Code Entry
    
    218
  - Toll Restriction Override for System Speed Dialing
    
    218
  - Trunk (Outside Line) Answer from any Station (TAFAS)
    
    222
  - Two-Way Recording into Voice Mail
    
    223
  - Uniform Call Distribution (UCD)
    
    224
  - User Programming (Manager Programming)
    
    226
- 5 Voice Mail Integration
  
  227
  - Voice Mail Integration for Digital Proprietary Telephones
    
    233
  - Volume Control — Speaker / Handset Receiver / Headset / Ringer
    
    234
  - Walking COS
    
    235
System Programming

236
- General Programming Instructions
  
  237
  - 4.1.1 Using Proprietary Telephones
    
    238
    
    Using the Overlay
    
    239
    
    Entering the Programming Mode
    
    241
  - 4.1.2 Programming Methods
    
    242
  - 4.1.3 Entering Characters
    
    244
  - User Programming
    
    247
  - 4.1.5 Programming Example
    
    248
- Manager Programming
  
  250
  - Date and Time Set
    
    250
  - [Ool] System Speed Dialing Number Set
    
    252
  - System Speed Dialing Name Set
    
    254
  - Extension Number Set
    
    255
  - [O&T] Extension Name Set
    
    257
  - [OO5] Flexible CO Button Assignment
    
    258
  - Operator /Manager Extension Assignment
    
    260
    
    Absent Messages
    
    261
    
    System Programming
    
    264
- Flexible Numbering
  
  264
  - Day / Night Service Switching Mode
    
    268
  - Day / Night Service Starting Time
    
    269
  - Account Codes
    
    272
  - Station Hunting Type
    
    273
  - System Password
    
    275
  - Automatic Hold by CO / DSS Button
    
    276
  - Caller ID Code Set
    
    277
  - Caller ID Name Set
    
    278
  - VM Status DTMF Set
    
    279
  - VM Command DTMF Set
    
    281
  - ROM Version Display
    
    283
  - Voice Mail Number Assignment
    
    284
  - Voice Mail Extension Number Assignment
    
    285
  - [009] Quick Dial Number Set
    
    287
  - [OOS] Absent Messages
    
    287
    
    Walking COS Password
    
    288
    
    Phantom Extension Number Assignment
    
    289
    
    Area Code Assignment
    
    290
    
    Caller ID Modification for Local Call
    
    291
    
    Caller ID Modification for Long Distance Call
    
    292
    
    Internal Caller ID Extension Assignment
    
    293
    
    Facsimile Transmission Extension
    
    294
    
    Hold Recall Time
    
    295
  - Timer Programming
    
    296
    
    Transfer Recall Time
    
    296
    
    Call Forwarding — no Answer Time
    
    297
    
    Intercept Time
    
    298
    
    Pickup Dial Waiting Time
    
    299
    
    Extension-To-Outside Line Call Duration Time
    
    300
    
    Outside-To-Outside Line Call Duration Time
    
    301
    
    First Digit Time
    
    302
    
    Inter Digit Time
    
    303
    
    Automatic Redial Repeat Times
    
    304
    
    Automatic Redial Interval Time
    
    305
    
    Dial Start Time
    
    306
    
    Call Duration Count Start Time
    
    307
    
    DISA Delayed Answer Time
    
    308
    
    Message Waiting Ring Interval Time
    
    309
    
    DISA AA Wait Time
    
    311
- Call Park Recall Time
  
  312
- TRS / ARS Programming
  
  313
  - TRS Override for System Speed Dialing
    
    313
  - TRS Denied Code Entry for Levels 2 through 6
    
    314
  - TRS Excepted Code Entry for Levels 2 through 6
    
    315
  - [3 1 L] Special Carrier Access Codes
    
    316
  - ARS Mode
    
    317
  - ARS Time
    
    318
  - ARS Leading Digit Entry for Plans 1 through 8
    
    320
  - ARS Routing Plans 1 through 8
    
    320
  - ARS Modify Removed Digit
    
    324
  - Extra Entry Table Selection
    
    326
  - TRS Entry Code Assignment for Extra Table
    
    327
  - Emergency Dial Number Set
    
    328
- Outside Line Programming
  
  329
  - Outside Line Connection Assignment
    
    329
  - Dial Mode Selection
    
    330
  - Pulse Speed Selection
    
    332
  - DTMF Time
    
    333
  - CPC Signal Detection Incoming Set
    
    334
  - Caller ID Assignment
    
    335
  - DIL 1: 1 Extension — Day / Night
    
    336
  - Intercept Extension — Day /Night
    
    337
  - [41 L] Host PBX Access Codes
    
    338
  - Pause Time
    
    340
  - Flash Time
    
    341
  - Disconnect Time
    
    342
  - CPC Signal Detection Outgoing Set
    
    343
  - Reverse Circuit Assignment
    
    344
  - Outside Line Name Assignment
    
    345
- COS Programming
  
  346
  - Toll Restriction Level — Day /Night
    
    346
  - Extension-To-Outside Line Call Duration Limit
    
    347
  - Call Transfer to Outside Line
    
    348
  - Call Forwarding to Outside Line
    
    349
  - Executive Busy Override
    
    350
  - Executive Busy Override Deny
    
    351
    
    Do Not Disturb Override
    
    352
    
    Account Code Entry Mode
    
    353
- Extension Programming
  
  354
  - Extra Device Port
    
    354
    
    Extension Group Assignment
    
    356
    
    DIL 1:N Extension and Delayed Ringing Day /Night
    
    357
    
    Outgoing Permitted Outside Line Assignment Day /Night
    
    359
    
    Doorphone Ringing Assignment — Day / Night
    
    361
  - Voice Mail Access Codes
    
    362
  - Live Call Screening Recording Mode Assignment
    
    363
- Resource Programming
  
  364
  - SMDR Incoming / Outgoing Call Log Printout
    
    364
  - Smdrformat
    
    365
  - System Data Printout
    
    366
  - Music Source Use
    
    368
  - External Pager BGM
    
    369
  - External Pager Confirmation Tone
    
    370
  - Serial Interface (RS-232C) Parameters
    
    371
  - Floating Number Assignment
    
    373
  - DISA Built-In Auto Attendant
    
    375
- Optional Programming
  
  376
- System Data Clear
  
  376
  - System Additional Information
    
    378
  - Cos Additional Information
    
    386
  - Automatic Access Outside Line Assignment
    
    390
  - Lo] Caller ID Code Set
    
    390
  - Timed Reminder Alarm Ring Time
    
    391
  - L] Host PBX Access Codes
    
    392

Panasonic KX-T7030 User Manual (280 pages)

Advanced Hybrid System

Brand: Panasonic
|
Category: Telephone System
|
Size: 2.42 MB

System Components

3
Table of Contents

8
1 PT Overview

13
- Configuration
  
  14
- Location of Controls
  
  15
- Feature Buttons
  
  20
- Initial Settings
  
  25
- LED Indication
  
  27
2 Station Programming

29
- Station Programming Instructions
  
  30
- Station Programming
  
  35
- Initial Settings
  
  35
- Flexible Button Assignment
  
  37
- Phantom Extension Ringing On/Off Set
  
  39
- Self-Extension Number Confirmation (KX-T7030, KX-T7130 and KX-T7135 Only)
  
  40
- Station Programming Data Default Set
  
  41
3 User Programming

43
- User Programming Instructions
  
  44
- General Programming Instructions
  
  44
- Programming Methods
  
  47
  - Entering Characters
    
    48
- User Programming
  
  49
- 000] Date and Time Set
  
  49
- 001] System Speed Dialing Number Set
  
  52
- 003] Extension Number Set
  
  55
- 004] Extension Name Set
  
  58
- 017] DISA User Codes
  
  60
4 Station Features and Operation (PT/SLT)

63
- Before Operating
  
  64
- Basic Operations
  
  66
- Making Calls
  
  66
- Receiving Calls
  
  68
- Station Features and Operation
  
  69
- Absent Message Capability
  
  69
- Account Code Entry
  
  72
- Alternate Calling — Ring / Voice
  
  75
- Answering, Direct Outside Line [PT Only]
  
  77
- Automatic Callback Busy (Camp-On)
  
  78
- Background Music (BGM) [PT Only]
  
  80
- Busy Station Signaling (BSS)
  
  81
- Call Forwarding — SUMMARY
  
  82
- Call Forwarding — All Calls
  
  84
- Call Forwarding — Busy
  
  85
- Call Forwarding — no Answer
  
  86
- Call Forwarding — Busy / no Answer
  
  87
- Call Forwarding — to Outside Line
  
  88
- Call Forwarding — Follow Me
  
  89
- Call Forwarding — CANCEL
  
  90
- Call Hold
  
  91
- Call Hold, Exclusive [PT Only]
  
  93
- Call Hold Retrieve
  
  95
- Call Information / Log, Incoming
  
  97
- Call Log, Incoming [PT Only]
  
  99
- Call Log Lock, Incoming in the Personal Area [PT Only]
  
  103
- Call Park
  
  105
- Call Pickup, Directed
  
  107
- Call Pickup, Group
  
  108
- Call Pickup, Outside Line
  
  109
- Call Pickup Deny
  
  110
- Call Splitting
  
  111
- Call Transfer — to Extension
  
  113
- Call Transfer — to Outside Line
  
  116
- Call Waiting
  
  118
- Call Waiting from Central Office
  
  121
- Caller ID Call Waiting [PT Only]
  
  122
- Camp-On Transfer to Phantom Extension / Ring Group
  
  124
- Conference
  
  126
- Conference, Unattended [PT Only]
  
  130
- Data Line Security
  
  132
- Direct Inward System Access (DISA)
  
  133
- Do Not Disturb (DND)
  
  137
- Do Not Disturb (DND) Override
  
  139
- Doorphone Call
  
  140
- Electronic Station Lockout
  
  143
- Emergency Call
  
  145
- Executive Busy Override — Extension
  
  146
- Executive Busy Override — Outside Line [PT Only]
  
  148
- Executive Busy Override Deny
  
  150
- External Feature Access
  
  151
- Flash [PT Only]
  
  153
- Full One-Touch Dialing [PT Only]
  
  154
- Hands-Free Answerback [PT Only]
  
  155
- Hands-Free Operation [PT Only]
  
  156
- Intercom Calling
  
  158
- Live Call Screening (LCS) [PT Only]
  
  160
- Lockout
  
  167
- Log-In / Log-Out
  
  168
- Message Waiting
  
  170
- Microphone Mute [PT Only]
  
  174
- Night / Day (Lunch / Break) Service
  
  175
- One-Touch Dialing [PT Only]
  
  178
- Operator Call
  
  179
- Outward Dialing, Line Access — SUMMARY
  
  180
  - Line Access, Automatic
    
    181
  - Line Access, Outside Line Group
    
    182
- Paging — SUMMARY
  
  183
- Paging — ANSWER
  
  187
- Paging — Deny [PT Only]
  
  188
- Paging and Transfer
  
  189
- Paralleled Telephone Connection
  
  193
- Personal Speed Dialing
  
  194
- Phantom Extension
  
  196
- Pickup Dialing (Hot Line)
  
  200
- Privacy Release [PT Only]
  
  202
- Pulse to Tone Conversion
  
  204
- Quick Dialing
  
  205
- Redial, Last Number
  
  206
- Redial, Saved Number [PT Only]
  
  207
- Room Monitor
  
  208
- Secret Dialing [PT Only]
  
  211
- Station Program Clear
  
  212
- System Speed Dialing
  
  213
- Timed Reminder
  
  214
- Toll Restriction Override — SUMMARY
  
  217
- Toll Restriction Override by Account Code Entry
  
  218
- Toll Restriction Override for System Speed Dialing
  
  219
- Trunk Answer from any Station (TAFAS)
  
  220
- Two-Way Recording into Voice Mail [PT Only]
  
  221
- Voice Mail Integration
  
  223
- Voice Mail Transfer [PT Only]
  
  226
- Walking COS
  
  227
- Operator / Manager Service Features
  
  229
- Background Music (BGM) — External
  
  230
- Call Log, Incoming in the Common Area — CLEAR ALL
  
  231
- Call Log Lock Control, Incoming in the Personal Area — CANCEL
  
  232
- Call Log Lock, Incoming in the Common Area
  
  233
- Live Call Screening Password Control
  
  235
- Outgoing Message (OGM)
  
  236
- Remote Station Lock Control
  
  239
- System Working Report
  
  240
- The 301St Call Log, Incoming in the Common Area Treatment
  
  241
- Timed Reminder, Remote (Wake-Up Call)
  
  243

Panasonic KX-T7030 Operating Instructions Manual (131 pages)

Advanced Hybrid System

Brand: Panasonic
|
Category: PBX
|
Size: 1.24 MB

Operating Instructions

1
System Components

2
Important Information

3
Structure of the Manual

5
Table of Contents

6
Before Operating

10
Proprietary Telephone Settings

12
- Customizing Your Telephone Functions
  
  13
  - Preferred Line Assignment — Outgoing
    
    13
  - Preferred Line Assignment — Incoming
    
    14
- Outside (Co) Line Ringing Selection
  
  14
- Intercom Alert Assignment
  
  15
- Proprietary Telephone Setting Data Default Set
  
  15
- Call Waiting Tone Selection
  
  15
- Customizing the Buttons on Your Telephone
  
  16
- Line Access Buttons
  
  17
- Single-Co (S-Co) Button
  
  17
- Other Co (O-Co) Button
  
  17
- Group-Co (G-Co) Button
  
  18
- Dss (Direct Station Selection) Button
  
  18
- One-Touch Dialing Button
  
  19
- Save Button
  
  20
- Restoring the Message Button
  
  21
- Display Contrast Adjustment
  
  22
- When Using the Headset
  
  22
- Volume Control — Handset Receiver/Headset/Ringer/Speaker
  
  23
Making Calls

24
- Intercom Calling
  
  24
- Calling an Operator (Operator Call)
  
  25
- Outside Calling
  
  25
- Flash
  
  27
- Handsfree Operation
  
  28
- Making Emergency Calls (Emergency Call)
  
  29
30
- Dialing by Simply Pressing a Button (One-Touch Dialing)
  
  30
- Dialing with System Speed Dialing (System Speed Dialing)
  
  31
- Dialing with Personal Speed Dialing (Personal Speed Dialing)
  
  32
- Dialing by Simply Going Off-Hook (Pickup Dialing)
  
  34
35
- Redialing Automatically (Automatic Redial)
  
  35
- Redialing the Last Number Dialed (Last Number Redial)
  
  35
- Redialing the Saved Number (Saved Number Redial)
  
  36
37
- Sending a Call Waiting Tone to a Busy Extension
  
  37
  - (Busy Station Signaling — BSS)
    
    37
- Making Your Telephone Ring Back Automatically When a Line Becomes Free (Automatic Callback Busy — Camp-On)
  
  38
- Interrupting an Existing Call (Executive Busy Override)
  
  39
  - Denying «Interrupting an Existing Call» (Executive Busy Override Deny)
    
    41
Receiving Calls

42
- Receiving Calls
  
  43
- Handsfree Answerback
  
  43
- Picking up a Call Ringing at Another Extension (Call Pickup)
  
  44
  - Directed Call Pickup
    
    44
  - Group Call Pickup
    
    44
During a Conversation

46
- Placing a Call on Hold
  
  46
- Placing a Call on Hold (Call Hold)
  
  46
- Placing a Call on Hold Exclusively (Exclusive Hold)
  
  47
- Retrieving a Call on Hold (Call Hold Retrieve)
  
  48
- Placing a Call in System Parking Area (Call Park)
  
  49
- Transferring a Call to an Extension (Call Transfer — to Extension)
  
  50
- Transferring a Call to an Outside (CO) Line (Call Transfer — to Outside (CO) Line)
  
  52
- Call Waiting
  
  53
- Call Splitting
  
  55
- Paging
  
  56
- All Extensions
  
  56
- Answering a Page
  
  57
- All Extensions & External
  
  57
- Turning off the Microphone (Microphone Mute)
  
  59
Before Leaving Your Desk

60
- Forwarding a Call (Call Forwarding)
  
  60
- All Calls
  
  61
- Busy or no Answer
  
  62
- To Outside (Co) Line
  
  62
- Follow Me
  
  63
- Locking Your Telephone (Electronic Station Lockout)
  
  65
- Showing Your Message on the Calling Party’s Display (Absent Message Capability)
  
  66
Useful Features

67
- Conference (3-Party)
  
  67
- Conference, Unattended
  
  69
- Conference (5-Party)
  
  70
- Leaving a Message Notiﬁcation (Message Waiting)
  
  73
- Calling with Account Codes (Account Code Entry)
  
  75
- Rejecting Incoming Calls (Do Not Disturb — DND)
  
  77
- Calling an Extension Which Denies Receiving Calls (Do Not Disturb Override)
  
  78
- Secret Dialing
  
  79
- Alarm Setting (Timed Reminder)
  
  80
- Time (Day/Night/Lunch) Service
  
  82
- Joining or Leaving a Call Distribution Group (Log-In/Log-Out)
  
  83
- Room Monitor
  
  84
- Data Line Security
  
  85
- Parallel Connection of a Proprietary Telephone and Single Line Telephone (Paralleled Telephone Connection)
  
  86
- Mixed Station Dialing
  
  86
- External Feature Access
  
  87
- Self-Extension Number Conﬁrmation (KX-T7330/KX-T7030/KX-T7130/KX-T7033 Only)
  
  88
- Turning on the Background Music (BGM)
  
  88
  - Extension Button Conﬁrmation (KX-T7330/KX-T7030/KX-T7130/KX-T7033 Only)
    
    89
  - Pulse to Tone Conversion
    
    89
  - Canceling the Feature Settings (Station Feature Clear)
    
    90
  - Alternate Calling — Ring/Voice (Voice to Ring Only)
    
    90
  - Doorphone Call
    
    91
  - Door Opener
    
    92
  - While Talking to Doorphone
    
    92
  - Voice Mail Integration
    
    93
  - Calling Using Your Privileges at Another Extension (Walking COS)
    
    95
  - Ringing Pattern Selection
    
    96
  - Distinctive Dial Tone
    
    96
  - Power Failure Transfer
    
    97
  - Lockout
    
    97
- Operator / Manager Service Features
  
  98
  - Date and Time Setting
    
    98
  - Electronic Station Lockout — CANCEL ALL
    
    99
  - Timed Reminder, Remote (Wake-Up Call)
    
    99
  - Outgoing Message (OGM)
    
    101
  - Remote Station Lock
    
    102
  - Time (Day/Night/Lunch) Service Setting
    
    103
  - Extension Password Set (Manager Only)
    
    105
  - DSS Console Features
    
    106
  - Initial Settings
    
    106
- DSS Console Features
  
  107
  - Extension Number Assignment
    
    107
  - One-Touch Dialing Assignment
    
    107
  - To Cancel after Programming
    
    108
  - Direct Station Dialing
    
    109
  - One-Touch Dialing
    
    109
  - Call Transfer
    
    110
  - One-Touch Access for System Features
    
    110

Panasonic KX-T7030 Installation Manual (100 pages)

Advanced Hybrid System

Brand: Panasonic
|
Category: Telephone System
|
Size: 1.52 MB

System Components

3
Important Safety Instructions

4
Save These Instructions

5
Table of Contents

12
1 System Outline

15
- System Highlights
  
  16
- Basic System Construction
  
  18
- System Connection Diagram
  
  19
  - Lightning Protectors
    
    20
- Proprietary Telephones
  
  21
- Options
  
  22
- Specifications
  
  23
- General Description
  
  23
- Characteristics
  
  24
- System Capacity
  
  25
2 General Installation

27
- Before Installation
  
  28
- Installation of the Main Unit
  
  30
- Unpacking
  
  30
- Location of Interfaces
  
  31
- Wall Mounting
  
  32
- Opening
  
  34
- Frame Ground Connection
  
  35
- Connection
  
  37
- Outside Line Connection
  
  37
- Extension Connection
  
  38
- Telephone Connection
  
  43
- Polarity Sensitive Telephone Connection
  
  45
- External Pager (Paging Equipment) Connection
  
  47
- External Music Source Connection
  
  48
- Printer and PC Connection
  
  50
  - Serial Interface (Rs-232C) Signals
    
    52
- Installation of Lightning Protectors
  
  54
- Installation of Optional Cards and Units
  
  57
- Location of Optional Cards and Units
  
  57
- CO Line Expansion Unit Connection
  
  60
- Extension Expansion Unit Connection
  
  61
- Installing Expansion Unit
  
  62
- DISA Card Installation
  
  70
- Caller ID Card Installation
  
  71
- Doorphone and Door Opener Connection
  
  73
- Auxiliary Connection for Power Failure Transfer
  
  79
- Closing the
  
  80
- Starting the System for the First Time
  
  82
- System Restart
  
  84
- System Data Clear
  
  85
3 Troubleshooting

88
- Installation
  
  88
- Connection
  
  89
- Operation
  
  91
- Using the Reset Button
  
  92
Index

95

Panasonic KX-T7030 Installation Manual (34 pages)

Electronic Modular Switching System

Brand: Panasonic
|
Category: Intercom System
|
Size: 0.28 MB

Panasonic KX-T7030 Reference Manual (12 pages)

Proprietary Telephone for Electronic Modular Switching System

Brand: Panasonic
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Category: Telephone
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Size: 0.84 MB

Table of Contents

4
Initial Setting

5
Location of Controls

6
Using Overlay

8
Installing the Card Holder

9
Wall Mounting

10
Important Information

11

Panasonic KX-T7030 Operating Instructions (3 pages)

Brand: Panasonic
|
Category: Telephone
|
Size: 0.13 MB

Panasonic KX-T7030 Operating Instructions (3 pages)

Brand: Panasonic
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Category: Telephone
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Size: 0.13 MB

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Panasonic
Proprietary Telephone for
Electronic Modular Switching System
MODEL NO. KX-17030
Illustrated Model: White 1
KX-T7030 is compatible with all of the Panasonic Electronic Modular
Switching Systems and can perform most functions within each system.
Please read before use.

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Important Safety Instructions When using your telephone surface. This product should equipment, basic safety never be placed near or over precautions should always be a radiator or heat register. followed to reduce the risk of fire, This product should not be electric shock and injury to placed in a built-in installation persons, including the following: unless proper ventilation is provided. 1. Read and understand all instructions. 7. Do not allow anything to rest on the telephone cor

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11. Unplug this product from the restore the product to wall outlet and refer servicing normal operation. to qualified service personnel E. If the product has been under the following conditions: dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. A. When the power supply F. If the product exhibits a cord or plug is damaged or distinct change in frayed. performance. B. If liquid has been spilled into the product. 12. Avoid using a telephone C. If the product has been (other than a cordless t

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Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Telephone. Table of Contents …………….. .I Important safety instructions . Connection …………………………. .4 Initial setting ……………………….. …………………… .5 Location of controls .7 Using overlay ……………………….. ……………….. .8 Installing the card holder .9 Wall mounting ………………………. ………………….. 10 Important information ………. Back cover Acce

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Initial setting I- HANDSET VOLUME Selector: To adjust the volume level of the handset. NORMAL: Normal voice HIGH: Loud voice RINGER VOLUME Selector: To adjust the volume level of the ringer. HIGH: Loud ringer LOW: Low ringer OFF: No ringer VOLUME Control: To adjust the volume level of the speaker volume. MAX: Loud voice MIN: Low voice MEMORY Switch: Set to “SET”. For station programming, set to “PROGRAM”. HANDSET/HEADSET Selector: Set to “HANDSET”. For connecting the headset,

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Location of controls —a -@ -a —a 10 2 -0 ——a —-@ KX-T7030 is compatible with the Panasonic Electronic Modular Switching Systems and can perform most functions within each system. -5-

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@ FWD/DND Button and Indicator: @ INTERCOM Button and Sets or cancels the Call Indicator: Forwarding/Do Not Disturb Used for making or receiving feature. an intercom call. @TRANSFER Button: @CONFERENCE Button and Indicator: Transfers a call to any Used for speaking with three extension. parties at the same time. 0 PAUSE Button: Inserts a pause between the @ REDIAL Button: Redials the last number access number and the dialed. phone number. @ FLASH Button: @I AUTO DIAL/STORE Butt

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Using overlay When you set the system programming data, the function of the KX-T7030 connected to your EMSS unit will change as follows. SECRET 47- + CLEAR PAUSE STORE/AUTO SELECT -7-

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Installing the card holder Line up the marks (b) on 1 the card holder and ones on the slide rails of the unit. Push the two shaded 2 portions slightly and insert the edges of the holder under the slide rails and then slide down toward arrow “A”. Removing the card holder: Push the card holder toward arrow “B” while keeping the tip of the holder pulled toward arrow “C”. -8-

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Wall mounting This unit can be mounted on the wall phone plate. Turn the handset hook Place the stand on the center of the unit. upside down. 4 1 / Mount the unit on the wall Remove the attached stand. 5 phone plate. 2 To temporarily place the handset down during a conversation, hook as shown. shows UP for WALL. f -9-

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NOTE: If there is any trouble, disconnect the unit from the extension line and This equipment has been tested and connect a known working phone. If found to comply with the limits for a the known working phone operates Class B digital device, pursuant to properly, have the defective phone Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These repaired by one of the specified limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful Panasonic Factory Service Centers. If the known working phone does

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Important information (cont.) aKeep the unit away from heating appliances and electrical noise generating devices such as fluorescent lamps and motors. l The unit should be kept free of dust, moisture and vibration, and should not be exposed to direct sunlight. ODO not use benzine, thinner, or the like, or any abrasive powder to clean the cabinet. Wipe it with a soft cloth. l Do not use any handsetdther than Panasonic handset. Accessory order infor&ti _ oReplacement parts and accessori

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Удовлетворительная работа не может быть гарантирована для каждой комбинации
основного и вспомогательного оборудования.

‘Ограничение доступа пользователей.’ Доступ к данному оборудованию должен быть

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оборудование должно устанавливаться в запираемое помещение. Необеспечение
ограничения доступа снимает любые разрешения на использование этого
оборудования.

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средствами. Допускается применение мягкой ткани.

ПРЕДУПРЕЖДЕНИЯ

ДАННЫЙ БЛОК МОЖЕТ УСТАНАВЛИВАТЬСЯ И ОБСЛУЖИВАТЬСЯ ТОЛЬКО
КВАЛИФИЦИРОВАННЫМ ПЕРСОНАЛОМ СЕРВИСНОГО ОБСЛУЖИВАНИЯ.

В СЛУЧАЕ НЕИСПРАВНОСТИ, В РЕЗУЛЬТАТЕ КОТОРОЙ СТАНОВЯТСЯ
ДОСТУПНЫМИ ВНУТРЕННИЕ ЧАСТИ, НЕМЕДЛЕННО ОТСОЕДИНИТЕ ШНУР
ЭЛЕКТРОПИТАНИЯ И ВЕРНИТЕ БЛОК СВОЕМУ ДИЛЕРУ.

ПЕРЕД ТЕМ, КАК ПЕРЕМЕСТИТЬ ОБОРУДОВАНИЕ, РАЗЪЕДИНИТЕ
ТЕЛЕФОННУЮ СВЯЗЬ ДО ОТКЛЮЧЕНИЯ ЭЛЕКТРОПИТАНИЯ, А ПРИ
ПОВТОРНОМ ПОДСОЕДИНЕНИИ СНАЧАЛА ПОДКЛЮЧИТЕ ЭЛЕКТРОПИТАНИЕ.

ДАННЫЙ БЛОК ОБОРУДОВАН ШТЕПСЕЛЕМ С ЗАЗЕМЛЯЮЩИМ КОНТАКТОМ.
ИЗ СООБРАЖЕНИЙ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ ЭТОТ ШТЕПСЕЛЬ МОЖЕТ
ВКЛЮЧАТЬСЯ ТОЛЬКО В РОЗЕТКУ С ЗАЗЕМЛЯЮЩИМ КОНТАКТОМ,
УСТАНОВЛЕННУЮ В СООТВЕТСТВИИ С НОРМАТИВНЫМИ ТРЕБОВАНИЯМИ.

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РАЗЪЕДИНЯЮЩЕГО УСТРОЙСТВА. УБЕДИТЕСЬ В ТОМ, ЧТО СЕТЕВАЯ
РОЗЕТКА РАСПОЛОЖЕНА/УСТАНОВЛЕНА ВБЛИЗИ ОБОРУДОВАНИЯ И
ЛЕГКО ДОСТУПНА.

ВО ИЗБЕЖАНИЕ ПОЖАРА ИЛИ ПОРАЖЕНИЯ ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКИМ ТОКОМ НЕ
ПОДВЕРГАЙТЕ ДАННОЕ ИЗДЕЛИЕ ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЮ ДОЖДЯ ИЛИ ВЛАЖНОСТИ.

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Раздел 1. эксплуатация, Раздел 2. приложение, Именной указатель

Введение структура руководства

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Введение

Структура Руководства

Данное руководство состоит из следующих разделов.

Раздел 1. Эксплуатация

Описывает функциональные возможности и их использование. Содержит
информацию о необходимом программировании, условиях осуществления для
каждой функции и соотнесенности функций друг с другом.

Раздел 2. Приложение

Содержит список тонов/звонков, светодиодной индикации, номеров функций и
возможных неполадок.

Именной указатель

Описание символов, часто используемых в

руководстве

Дополнительная информация и условия

Сноска на функцию или программу

Содержание

Возвращение звонка из режима ожидания

(Call Hold Retrieve)……………………………………………………………….. 1-40

Помещение звонка на парковку системы (Call Park)…………………. 1-41

<nepe6poc 3BOHKOB>

Переброс звонка на другую линию

(Call Transfer — to Extension)…………………………………………………. 1-42

Переброс звонка на внешнюю (CO) линию

(Call Transfer — to Outside (CO) Line)…………………………………….. 1-44

Ожидающий звонок (Call Waiting)…………………………………………… 1-45
Разделение звонка (Call Splitting) ……………………………………………. 1-47
Пейджинг (Громкий вызов) (Paging) ……………………………………….. 1-48
Отключение микрофона (Microphone Mute) …………………………….. 1-51

1.6

Перед уходом c рабочего места………………………………………………….. 1-52

Переадресование звонка (Call Forwarding) ……………………………….. 1-52
Запирание телефона (Electronic Station Lockout) ……………………… 1-57
Выведение вашего сообщения на дисплей звонящего

(Absent Message Capability) ………………………………………………….. 1-58

Продвинут ые Операции

1.7

Полезные функции…………………………………………………………………….. 1-59

Конференция (трехсторонняя) [Conference (3-party)] ………………. 1-59
Конференция (выход их участия) (Conference, Unattended) ….

1-61

Конференция (пятисторонняя) [Conference (5-party)]………………… 1-62
Оставление сообщения (Message Waiting) ……………………………….. 1-65
Дозвон через код счета (Account Code Entry) …………………………… 1-67
Отклонение входящих звонков “не беспокоить”

(Do Not Disturb — DND) …………………………………………………….. 1-69

Вызов линии, отклоняющей входящие звонки

(Do Not Disturb Override) ……………………………………………………… 1-70

Тайный набор номера (Secret Dialing) ……………………………………… 1-71
Установка будильника

(напоминание в определенное время) (Timed Reminder) ….

1-72

Временные услуги (день/вечер/обед)

[Time (Day/Night/Lunch) Service] …………………………………………. 1-74

Вход/выход из группы, распределяющей звонки

(Log-In/Log-Out)…………………………………………………………………… 1-75

Мониторинг комнаты (Room Monitor) ……………………………………… 1-76
Защита линии передачи данных (Data Line Security) ……………….. 1-77
Параллельное соединение абонентского телефона и

телефона с одной линией (Paralleled Telephone Connection) .

1-78

Смешанные виды набора номеров……………………………………………. 1-78
Доступ к внешним функциям (External Feature Access) ……………. 1-79
Вывод на дисплей собственного номера линии (только

у моделей KX-T7330/KX-T7030/KX-7130/KX-T7033) …………… 1-80

Включение фоновой музыки (BGM)…………………………………………. 1-80
Вывод функции кнопки (только у моделей KX-T7330/

KX-T7030/KX-7130/KX-T7033) …………………………………………… 1-81

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Переход c импульсного набора номера на тональный………………. 1-81
Отмена установки функции (Station Feature Clear)……………………. 1-82
Альтернативный вид сигнализации — Звонок/Голос

(Alternate Calling — Ring/Voice) ……………………………………………. 1-82

Домофон (Doorphone Call)………………………………………………………. 1-83
Открывание двери (Door Opener) ……………………………………………. 1-84
Интеграция голосовой почты для системы KX-TVP75/KX-TVP100

(Voice Mail Integration for KX-TVP75/KX-TVP100) ……………… 1-85

Дозвон с другой линии с использованием ваших привилегий

(Walking COS)…………………………………………………………………….. 1-87

Выбор видов звонков ………………………………………………………………. 1-88
Отличительный гудок набора ………………………………………………….. 1-88
Переключение в случае отключения электроэнергии ………………. 1-89
Выход из соединения ………………………………………………………………. 1-89

Операции операт ора/менеджера

1.8

Сервисные функции оператора/менеджера……………………………… 1-90

Установка даты и времени………………………………………………………. 1-90
Электронное отключение станции — ОТМЕНА ВСЕГО

(Electronic Station Lockout — CANCEL ALL) ………………………… 1-91

Напоминание о времени, Дистанционное

(Утренний звонок) (Wake-Up Call) ……………………………………… 1-91

Исходящие сообщения (OGM) ……………………………………………….. 1-93
Дистанционное отключение станции (Remote Station Lock) …

1-94

Установка временных функций (день/вечер/обед) …………………… 1-95
Установка пароля линии (только менеджер) …………………………….. 1-97

Работ а c пульт ом прямого вы бора ст анции (DSS)

1.9

Функции консоли прямого выбора станции (DSS)………………….. 1-98

Начальные установки …………………………………………………………….. 1-98
Прямой вызов станции ……………………………………………………………. 1-101
Вызов нажатием одной кнопки (One-Touch Dialing) ………………… 1-101
Доступ к функциям системы нажатием одной кнопки……………… 1-102
Переброс звонка (Call Transfer) ……………………………………………….. 1-102

Раздел 2

2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5

Приложение

Список тонов/звонков………………………………………………………………. 2-2
Светодиодная индикация ………………………………………………………… 2-3
Список номеров (кодов) функций…………………………………………….. 2-4

Примеры индикации дисплея…………………………………………………… 2-7
Неполадки………………………………………………………………………………….. 2-11

Именной указатель

Основные операции Продвинутые Операции Работа с операторским…

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Основные операции

Продвинутые Операции

Работа с операторским/администраторским/

пультом прямого выбора станции (088)

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1.1 Да начали работы

Каким телефоном Вы пользуетесь?

B данном руководстве вы найдете описание функций для того вида телефона,
который вы используете. Если вы пользуетесь аппаратом с одной линией

(телефон с одной линией или терминал данных), вам необходимо выполнить
операции для введения номера (кода) функции. Если вы пользуетесь устройством,

не имеющем кнопок ^” и “#”, то вы не сможете ввести коды, содержащие эти
знаки.
Если вы пользуетесь абонентским телефоном Panasonic, который имеет кнопку
функции и/или дисплей, то процедура ввода функции упрощается. Если вы
пользуетесь абонентским телефоном Panasonic, у которого нет кнопки функции,
то вы можете задействовать одну из неиспользованных кнопок. См. Раздел 1.2,

“Установки абонентского телефона”. У абонентского телефона Panasonic

имеются светодиодные индикаторы кнопок, позволяющие следить за состоянием
по световым сигналам. См. Раздел 2.2, “Светодиодная индикация”
Используйте соответствующую операцию для своего телефона.

Описание символов, используемых в данном руководстве

B данном руководстве используется множество символов. Некоторые из них
необходимо пояснить.

Снимите трубку или нажмите

С| ^

кнопку SP-PHONE или

MONITOR (Снята — Off-hook).

ГдаЛ

Нажмите на рычаг трубки
телефона с одной линией.

Положите трубку или нажмите
кнопку SP-PHONE или
MONITOR (На рычаге — On-
hook).

Тоны могут быть разными в
зависимости от условий См.
Список тонов/звонков
Раздел 2.1.

Кнопки на телефоне —
в зависимости от условий.

Для абонентских телефонов все иллюстрации приводятся для модели KX-T7130.
Кнопка AUTO ANSWER/MUTE соответствует кнопке AUTO ANS/MUTE на
моделях KX-T7300.
Кнопка AUTO DIAL/STORE соответствует кнопке AUTO/STORE на моделях
KX-T7300.

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Эксплуатация

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Manuals and User Guides for Panasonic KX-T7030. We have 9 Panasonic KX-T7030 manuals available for free PDF download: Installation Manual, User Manual, Operating Instructions Manual, Reference Manual, Operating Instructions

Panasonic KX-T7030 Installation Manual (408 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

System Outline

System Highlights

Basic System Construction

Proprietary Telephones

Options

Specifications

Before Installation

Installation of the Main Unit

Installation of Optional Cards

Auxiliary Connection for Power Failure Transfer

Closing the Front Cover

Starting the System for the First Time

System Restart

Absent Message Capability

Background Music (BGM)

Caller ID

Data Line Security

Electronic Station Lockout

Facsimile Detection

Handset / Headset Selection

Intercept Routing

Manager Extension

Night Service

Off-Hook Call Announcement (OHCA)

Paging Features — Summary

Quick Dialing

Redial, Last Number

Tone / Ring Tone

Time-Out, Variable

Voice Mail Integration

Walking COS

System Programming

General Programming Instructions

Manager Programming

System Programming

Timer Programming

TRS / ARS Programming

Extension Programming

Resource Programming

Optional Programming

System Data Clear

Panasonic KX-T7030 Installation Manual (399 pages)

Table of Contents

System Outline

Basic System Construction

Options

Installation of the Main Unit

Section 3 Features

1 Intercept Routing

Call Log, Outgoing

Extension Dialing

Station Speed Dialing

System Feature Access Menu

Default Values

5 Voice Mail Integration

System Programming

Panasonic KX-T7030 User Manual (280 pages)

Table of Contents

1 PT Overview

2 Station Programming

3 User Programming

4 Station Features and Operation (PT/SLT)

Panasonic KX-T7030 Operating Instructions Manual (131 pages)

Table of Contents

Before Operating

Proprietary Telephone Settings

Making Calls

Receiving Calls

During a Conversation

Placing a Call on Hold

Before Leaving Your Desk

Useful Features

Operator / Manager Service Features

DSS Console Features

Panasonic KX-T7030 Installation Manual (100 pages)