Panasonic DBS-2.3-400 Programming Manual page 280

Chapter 3. Extension Programming (FF3)
Related Programming
API/AEC Slot Assignment: FF1 2# 1# 20# (2-9 or
Notes
Terminal Type 6 (DSLT). This terminal type is not available in CPC-A/B
versions prior to 3.1.
Terminal Type 10 (Third-Party Voice Mail). Beginning with CPC-A
Version 3.28 and CPC-B Version 4.07, when an analog port hookflashes to
return to a held trunk, the DBS returns busy tone to Voice Mail if the trunk is
abandoned. When Voice Mail receives the busy tone, it recognizes that the
trunk has been abandoned, and consequently releases the called extension. (In
previous versions, the DBS returned ringback tone, causing the extension to
continue ringing.)
Terminal Types 11-14 (DSS/72) and 16-19 (Attendant Consoles). After
manually setting any of these terminal types, disconnect the modular jacks
from the devices, then reconnect them.
Terminal Types 16-19 (Attendant Consoles). This option requires the
Attendant Feature Package, which is available only with CPC-B Version 2.0
to 4.0.
Terminal Types 20-48. These options are available with CPC-AII/B Version
3.1 or higher.
VAU Port Assignments. For later CPC versions, VAU ports are assigned in
other addresses:
Call Forward ID Digits. Call Forward ID digits will only emit if the port is
set for Terminal Type 10-15. Terminal Type 10 is the recommended setting
for each Third-Party Voice Mail.
Console Port Assignments. For all CPC versions, a DSS/72 console is
assigned by setting the Terminal Type to 11-14. However, EM/24 ports are
assigned in the next address, FF3 (ExtPort)# 3# (ExtPort)#.
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31-38 Integrated Auto Attendant channels
39-40 (not used)
41-48 Integrated DBS Voice Mail channels
CPC-A 3.3 or higher:
CPC-AII (all versions): FF3 (1-144)# 47# (0 or 1)#
CPC-B 5.0 or higher:
DBS Manual - Revised April 2000
Section 400-Programming
FF3 (1-72)# 34# (0 or 1)#
FF3 (1-144)# 47# (0 or 1)#
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