Panasonic Strata Se General Description Manual page 22

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GENERAt. DESCRIPTION
NOVEMBER 1987
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Trunk Queuing: Provides a means for station us-
ers to be "stacked" in a waiting queue for a
busy outgoing trunk group by using the Auto-
. matic Callback feature. The station will then
be signalled when a trunk in the group be-
comes available. As a programmable option,
the system may be equipped with one trunk
group (dial 9) or eight trunk groups (dial 91,
92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98).
Optional Features
lA2 Key System Interface (HCNB): Utilizing
an optional line interface printed circuit
board, both systems can be connected to CO/
CTX/PBX lines through lA2-type key tele-
phone systems. The system will detect lamp
lead status and supply A-lead control.
Amplified Conference: In some applications, it
may be necessary to amplify the CO line used
in a multi-CO line conference. A customer-
provided amplifier can be connected to the sys-
tem for this purpose. Reduces the system ca-
pacity by two stations.
Auxiliary Device Interface (HIOB): Allows sys-
tem interaction with customer-provided auxil-
iary devices such as standard telephones,
recording/dictating machines, modems and
voice mail equipment. The unit contains both
a DTMF tone generator and receiver for use
with auxiliary devices. The following features
are available through the voice mail interface.
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Call Forward to Voice Mail Box: Allows
a station user to call forward to a voice
mail box location. The system will ring the
*Joice mail system and forward the digits
of the desired mail box once answered.
a Message Waiting Indication: Allows the
voice mail system to dial a special access
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code to set message waiting at the station
when the voice mail system is the mes-
sage center.
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Voice Mail Control: Allows the station
user to control the voice mail equipment,
using the dial pad, as DTMF signals are
received by the voice mail equipment.
Background Music with Station Control:
Music from the music-on-hold source can (at
the station user's option) be heard via the tele-
phone's speaker. The same music may also
be bioadcast via the external page interface
if an external speaker is installed.
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Door Phone/Monitor Station: Allows door
phone unit(s) to distinctively ring pre-selected
stations. A station dialing to an individual
door phone unit provides monitoring capabil-
ities on the intercom.
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Alarm Button: Turns off the alarm signal
set in the system by a customer-supplied
alarm system. The alarm signal is acti-
vated by a closure at the HDCB door
phone C output from a customer-supplied
alarm system. The alarm signal will be
heard from all idle stations until the m
button is depressed (station 13 on Vle, 11
on Se).
s Door Lock Button: Activates a dry con-
tact relay closure for indirect control of a
door lock or other devices. When the m
button is depressed, the HDCB door phone
B output will close for a period of 3 or 6
seconds.
Electronic Telephones:
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Faceplates (blue, black or wine): The
standard brown faceplates can easily be
changed on any electronic telephone to
coordinate with office decor.
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Single-line: A basic telephone that is
equipped with three permanently dedi-
cated buttons (m m m) and an
intercom/CO line button, which is not la-
beled. Electronic telephone features may
be accessed via dial codes.
s lo-button Handsfree Answerback or
Speakerphone: A basic telephone with
full speakerphone capability or handsfree
answerback only, depending upon the re-
quirements. This phone can be assigned
to any station, and is equipped with an in-
tercom button and nine flexible buttons
that may be assigned as CO line appear-
ances or feature access.
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1 O-button Busy Lamp Field: A 1 O-button
telephone with full speakerphone capabil-
ity and an LED panel showing the busy/
idle status of certain stations (a station in
the DND mode will show as busy).
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20-button Handsfree Answerback or
Speakerphone: A 20-button telephone
with full speakerphone capability or hands-
free answerback only, depending upon the
requirements, and is equipped with one ln-
tercom button and 19 flexible buttons that
are assigned as CO/PBX line appearances
or feature access.
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20-button Liquid Crystal Display: This