Panasonic DBS 576 Technical Manual page 41

Section 400: Programming
FF1 1 04 0007 Hold (0-255) Hold
Introduction
FF1 1 04 0008 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF1 1 04 0009 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF1 1 04 0010 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF1 1 04 0011 Hold (0-255) Hold
0
System
FF1 1 04 0012 Hold (0-255) Hold
Configuration
FF1 1 04 0013 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF1 1 04 0014 Hold
FF1 1 04 0015 Hold
FF1
FF1 1 04 0016 Hold (0-255) Hold
System
FF1 1 04 0017 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF1 1 04 0018 Hold
FF1 1 04 0019 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF2
FF1 1 05: Station Timer Class Definitions
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 01 Hold (0-255) Hold
Trunks
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 02 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF3
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 03 Hold (0-255) Hold
Extensions
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 04 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 05 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF4
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 06 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF-/Soft Keys
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 07 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 08 Hold (0-255) Hold
FF5
FF1 1 05 (00-07) 09 Hold (0-255) Hold
Groups
FF1 2: Dial Plan
FF1 2 01 (0001-0024) Hold (1-4) Hold
FF6
TRS/ARS
FF7
Applications
FF8
Maintenance
Appendix A
Appendix B
576-20-400
Attendant Reversion Duration Timer
Call Forward/No Answer Timer (Day1)
Call Forward/No Answer Timer (Day2)
Call Forward/No Answer Timer (Night)
Callback Ring Timer (Callback Request and
Trunk Queuing)
Timed Reminder Ring Timer
Timed Reminder Interval for Busy Extensions 180 (seconds)
Not Used
Howler Tone Duration Timer (Extensions)
Station Call Park Recall Timer
Not Used
Floating Hold Recall Timer
Station Timer Class: Hold Recall Start Timer
(Digital Keyphones)
Station Timer Class: Hold Recall Start Timer
(SLTs)
Station Timer Class: Transfer Recall Start
Timer (Digital Keyphones and SLTs)
Station Timer Class: Hold/Transfer Recall
Ringing Duration Timer
Station Timer Class: Call Park Recall Timer
Station Timer Class: Call Forward/No Answer
Timer (Day1)
Station Timer Class: Call Forward/No Answer
Timer (Day2)
Station Timer Class: Call Forward/No Answer
Timer (Night)
Station Timer Class: Floating Hold Recall
Timer
Maximum/Minimum Dialing at Intercom Dial
Tone:
0001 and 0002: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 1"
0003 and 0004: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 2"
0005 and 0006: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 3"
0007 and 0008: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 4"
0009 and 0010: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 5"
0011 and 0012: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 6"
0013 and 0014: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 7"
0015 and 0016: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 8"
0017 and 0018: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 9"
0019 and 0020: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " 0"
0021 and 0022: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit "
0023 and 0024: Maximum/Minimum at first dialed digit " #"
DBS 576 (USA) issued January 1999
Introduction to DBS 576 Programming
0 (continue ring)
16 (seconds)
16 (seconds)
16 (seconds)
15 (seconds)
16 (seconds)
--
30 (seconds)
180 (seconds)
--
20 (seconds)
120 (seconds)
0 (immed.recall)
60 (seconds)
60 (seconds)
180 (seconds)
16 (seconds)
16 (seconds)
16 (seconds)
20 (seconds)
4 and 2
4 and 2
4 and 2
4 and 2
4 and 2
4 and 2
3 and 3
(USA, UK,
HK)
4 and 3
(all others)
2 and 2
(USA, UK,
HK)
3 and 2
(all others)
1 and 1
1 and 1
* " 3 and 2
2 and 1
•
1-195
Introduction
1-196
1-196
1-197
1-197
0
System
1-198
Configuration
1-199
1-199
FF1
1-200
System
1-200
1-201
1-201
FF2
1-202
1-202
Trunks
1-203
FF3
1-204
Extensions
1-204
1-205
FF4
1-206
FF-/Soft Keys
1-206
1-207
FF5
1-208
Groups
1-209
1-209
FF6
TRS/ARS
FF7
Applications
FF8
Maintenance
Appendix A
Appendix B
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