Panasonic KX-T336 System Reference Manual page 1297

A. Introduction
Description
There are two programming types using PITS
(Proprietary Integrated Telephone System):
1. PITS system programming
2. PITS station programming
PITS system programming is performed in PITS
system programming mode. (Described in this
section)
PITS station programming is performed in PITS
station programming mode. (Described in Section
12)
PITS system programming is used to program the
following system data:
1) Setting Date and Time
2) Storing Speed Dialing-System
3) Changing Extension Number
4) Changing Extension Name
5) Changing PITS System Program Mode
Entry Password
6) Changing DISA User Code
7) Changing Walking COS Password
8) Setting Charge Limitation
(for areas other than U.S.A. and Canada)
9) Setting Charge Management ID Code
(for areas other than U.S.A. and Canada)
Conditions
The following are the conditions required to
execute PITS system programming:
1) The extension must be assigned to "Yes" in
"System-Class of Service", Maintenance
Capability.
Refer to Section 9-D-4.01 "Class of Service
(1/2)" for information on system
programming.
2) It is recommended to use PITS telephones
provided with the display, which are:
KX-T7030, KX-T7130, KX-T123235, KX-
T123230D, KX-T123230, KX-T61630, and
KX-T30830.
3) The system is on-line communication mode.
4) Password for PITS system programming is
required to enter into PITS system
programming mode. The password is
assigned in "System-Operation", PITS
Programming Password. (Refer to Section
9-D-1.03 "Operation (3/3).") If Tenant
Service is employed, the password for
Tenant 2 is assigned in "System-Tenant",
PITS Programming Password (Tenant 2).
5) It is impossible to enter into PITS system
programming mode if the system has
already been accessed by other System
Administration Devices, such as VT220,
compatibles, Attendant Console, Dumb
terminal, or if an extension in the same
tenant is in PITS system programming.
6) To enter into PITS programming mode, the
telephone set must be on-hook. If it is off-
hook or in the state of speaker phone
activated, programming mode is not
established even if the MEMORY switch is
set to the "PROGRAM" side.
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