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PABX PANASONIC TDA 100 DBX PROGAMMING CODES

PROGRAM TDA 100

Prog-*#-password-...(prog.address)
000=Date & Time
002=Speed Dial
003=Ext Numbering
004=Ext Name
005=PIN Ext
006=Operator
007=DSS Console
100=Flexible Numbering
101=Time Service Mode
102=Start Time Service
120=Account Code
123=Account Code COS
301=Tabel Deny Code
304=Emergency Number
400=CO Connecting
402=Trunk Group
410=Dial Mode
450=Ring
472=CO Duration Limit
500=Trunk Group Number
501=COS Level
502=activate time restrictions
505=EBO
506=EBO Deny
508=Account Code Mode
511=activate manager tel
514=activate manual service

516=activate Program Mode
600=XDP
601=activate Jack DSS
602=COS
603=Extension Group
620=Ring Group
622=Floating Number Inc Group
640=User Group Paging
650=Pick Up Group
710=BGM 2
711=MOH
712=Musik On Transfer
730=OGM Floating Number
800s/d805=SMDR
801=External Modem Control
810=Remote Program
811=Modem Floating Number

OPERATING TDA
Call Pick Up
Group : *40-group
Ext : *41-ext
Deny : *720-0/1 (0=allow,1=deny)
Paging All : *3301
Group : *33-group
Ext : No.Ext-*
Transfer : Transfer-*33-
Paging Group Answer : *43
Deny : *721-0/1 (0=allow,1=deny)
Ext Lock : *77-1
Ext unlock: *77-0-xxxx
(xxxx=ext PIN)
Manual Day : *7800
Manual Night : *7801
Ext Clear : *790
FWD All : *710-0/2/3/4/5-Ext-#
0=cancel,
2=All Call,
3=if Busy,
4=No Answer,
5=B/NA
External : *711-0/2/3/4/5-Ext-#
0=cancel,
2=All Call,
3=if Busy,
4=No Answer,
5=B/NA
Internal : *712-0/2/3/4/5-Ext-#
0=cancel,
2=All Call,
3=if Busy,
4=No Answer,
5=B/NA
Set Alarm : *760-jam-0=am/1=pm-
0=once/1=everyday
Cancel Alarm : *7600
Set Paralel Ring : *39-0/1
0=no ring,1=Ring
Turn On BGM : *751-no BGM
Cancel BGM : *7510
DISA
Rec : *361-Float Nb -Record-Store
PlayBack : *362-Float Nb
Erase : *360-Float Nb
SSD Using :
**/Auto Dial-SSD Code(3digit)
SPD Store :
*30-Code PSD(2digit)-Phone-#
SPD Using :
**/Auto Dial-SPD Code(2digit)
Account Code :
*49-xxxx-#-num.destination
Walking COS:
*727-no.Ext-no.Ext PIN
Conference
Key:
CONF-dial nbr-speak-CONF-speak

PABX PANASONIC HB 308/616 PROGAMMING CODES

  • HB-308/616
PROGRAM HB-308/616
Sys Pgm Entry : from jack 1,change
switch to Pgm mode.
Sys Clear : 99-next-all clear-press
memory-end
Ext Clear : 98-next-all clear-press
memory-end
System Programming Address
00=Date/Time set
01=SSD Entry
02=DSS console
03=CO conection
04=Dial Mode
05=Day/Night Switch mode
06=Set Day/Night
07=Day outgoing line
08=Night outgoing line
09=Day ring
10=Night ring
11=Ext COS
12=Tabel Deny TRS
13=Tabel Exept TRS
15=Prefer CO
16=Call Waiting
17=Delay ring Ext
18=Delay ring count
19=Int alert
21=Call Pick up Group
22=Acc Code Entry Mode
23=Duration Count Start
24=SMDR parameter
26=SMDR in/out Select
27=Hold time reminder
28=Hold recal time set
29=Ext paging tone
34=DSS button mode
36=Transfer recal time
38=Barge in ext
44=Ext Music
98=St Clear
99=Sys Clear

ARS (automatic route selection) SETTING IN PABX PANASONIC HT SERIES

After 2 hours of experimenting finally managed to setting Ars in pabx panasonic tem 824!!
case like this:
suppose a customer had 2 PABX incoming line, line No. 1 from the telecoms and the No. 2 terminal gsm and he asked if he dial 9 + no telp addition to local, pabx automatically selects line from terminal gsm and vice versa.
directly to the way the program:
1.Go program
2.go to ARS selection / 350, enable CO1 (telecoms) & amp; co2 (gsm)
3. routing to the selection code 2/352, the contents of No. 1 with code 08 and save (store)
4.go to ARS co line group, the contents of the trunk grp 1 R1 and R2 with a trunk grp 2
5.finish and test out the program.

PABX PANASONIC A SERIES 308 PROGAMMING CODES

  • A Series 308
PROGRAM A Series 308
Sys Prog : (jack 1) on/off-*0001#
Program System & CO Line
setting for receiving a call : *100-0s/d2-#
0=disable,
1=ext,
2=all ext

System Time : *801-hh-mm-#

Flash Time : *122-0/1-#
0=disable,1=enable

Mode Transfer : *121-0/1-#
0=manual,1=auto

System dial CO1 : *211-0/1-#
0=tone,1=pulse
CO2 : *221
CO3 : *231

Mode ring CO1 : *214-0/1-#
0=tone,1=music
CO2 : *224
CO3 : *234

 Line conect CO1 : *212-0/1-#
0=CO,1=PBX
CO2 : *222
CO3 : *232

Dial 0
*213-0/1-#
0=disable,1=enable line
*223
*233

Fax conec CO1 : *215-0/1-#
0=disable,1=conect
CO2 : *225
CO3 : *235

 SSD : *112-0/1-#
0=disable,1=enable

Ring Music : *102-0/1-#
0=disable,1=T change
*214-0/1-#

0=Tremolo,1=7 music

Jack & No. Ext >>>
300=10 310=11 320=12
330=13 340=14 350=15
360=16 370=17

Program Extension
Ext 10
Ring Day : *300-0s/d3-#
0=disable
1=Ring CO1
2=Ring CO2
3=Ring CO3

Ring Night : *307-0/1-#
0=disable,1=night ring

COS : *309-0s/d3-#
0=intercom,1=local,3=free
 : ext 10-*309,ext 11-*319,ext 12-*329,13-*339,14-34,*915-*359,16-*369

 line : *503-0s/d3-#
0=free

Barge in : *302-0/1-#
0=disable,1=enable

Step to install a PABX system

Failure of this system is always noticed first and many people, organisation are so used to it, without they feel handicapped. So, while installing PABX system, one must plan properly. Installing such systems can be a long and complex process, which is why many people choose to use public telephone service provider. After a quick visit to a website such as O2.co.uk, you can gain access to a similar set-up, which had been professionally installed. However, when this isn’t possible or suitable, you can follow certain steps in order to install a PBX system yourself.
I am trying to list out some tasks to be done while installing a PBX :-

1. Survey the premise and make diagram

Before undertaking any installation work, one must inspect the premise and identify the area where the PBX machine will be installed. The area where PBX machines would be installed should be well protected all around from rain. It should be air conditioned area. Power back, power connections and earthing must be checked and verified. Earthing is very important for any PBX machines to work. The room should be dust free.
After that, one should make a connection diagram clearly mentioning the PBX modules like, PBX machine, Computer for programming and monitoring or CTI application, battery connection, MDF.
2. Wiring for extension lines
Once the connection diagram is complete and layout is finalised, wiring for extension lines shuld be undertake. One should always keep in mind for future enhancement and redundancy should be maintained. If any room or hall has requirement of X connections, preferabbly, number of wires/connections terminated in that room or hall should be twice of X.
Wiring should normally sealed always. If wires are not sealed, than probability of cable cutting or disconnection would increase. These kind of small problems become very irritating for users as well as PBX suppliers.
3. Programming of PBX machines
Once the wiring is complete, the PBX machine should be configured. All required features, number plan, lst of extension lines should be properly documented and stored safely. Every extension should be numbered on MDF and stored for any future reference. Once all these numbering and tagging are complete, it should sealed properly and no un-authorised person should be allowed to make any changes.
Once all programming, configuration of the PBX is complete, it should checked and verified. Once it is completed, the programming data should be backed up and stored for future restoration if any problem occurs.
So, these are three steps, one must follow while installing and commissioning a hardware based PBX machines in client premises. There are more minute details and tips for installation of PBX machines. Also it may vary from one PBX to another. Smaller PBX machines could be installed in matter of hours, but larger PBX systems need proper planing and documentation