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Panasonic Digital Business System - Operating Instructions
March 1997 Issue 24
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Direct Inward System Access
Direct Inward System Access (DISA) is a function which allows outside caller who are familiar with the system to
dial directly to an extension. DISA lines are set up via system programming. When the line rings it answers
automatically and sends system internal dial tone to the caller, who can then tone dial the extension number they
require. DISA requires at least one DTMF receiver card to be installed in the system.
An ID code can be entered to restrict access to authorised users only. DISA will only allow an extension to be
dialled and will no accept line access code for breaking out of the system.
If the system is linked to another via the E&M card then DISA callers can dial across the link and access the
remote systems functions. These may include break out depending upon the system configuration and
programming.
If a DISA call is unsuccessful it twill revert to the operator after 15 seconds. This will include call which have not
received the DISA terminate signal, an option in software v3.1 and later and set by system programming.
Maintainers can gain access to the system programming via a DISA line if the Remote Administration Interface
(RAI) is fitted to the system.
The * and # keys have the following meanings when used in DISA calls.
When a caller on a DISA line dials * the call is routed directly to the operator
extension.
When the caller on a DISA line dials # one of the following will occur
- Internal dial tone is returned to the caller to try another extension number
- The DISA call is terminated and the system disconnects the line
Early system software only offers the retry option, v3.1 and later can select
the option to use via system programming.
DISA Break Out
( CPC-EX processor )
DISA breakout allows an external caller to dial into the DBS and using a preset code break out on another line. To
use this facility the code, called Transfer ID, must be stored and lines must be available to the dial 9 and tenant
group chosen. There are 5 Transfer IDs that can be configured for the system.
The operational sequence is:
On Answer DISA ID 9 TRS ID Telephone Number
The DISA ID is optional and is only used of the DBS is configured to use it. The TRS ID or Transfer ID is
mandatory and must be set up to enable DISA breakout.
Least Cost Routing
The DBS supports seven indirect carriers in addition the direct carrier. It will then select , subject to programming,
the cheapest route when a call is made. This is Least Cost Routing (LCR). It is configured by the installer via
system programming. Once set up it operates automatically when call are made.
- Panasonic 1
- Digital Business System 1
- Operating Instructions 1
- Contents 2
- Introduction 7
- Important Information 8
- Types Of Extension 8
- Proprietary Key Telephones 8
- Extension Features 9
- LCD Contrast Adjustment 11
- Ringing Volume 11
- Speaker Volume 12
- Line Volume 13
- Fitting The Directory Tray 14
- Making An Outside Line Call 15
- Direct Outside Line Access 16
- Line Group Dialling 17
- Prime Line Access 18
- ISDN Line 19
- LINE Key And Live Keypad 20
- Making An Internal Call 21
- Calling The System Operator 22
- Operator Call Queuing 22
- Receiving Calls 23
- Outside Line Calls 24
- Auto Answer 24
- Call Pick Up 25
- Group Pick Up 25
- Directed Call Pick Up 26
- Handsfree Answerback 26
- Group Ringing 27
- Group Ringing - CPC-EX v2.1 28
- Holding Calls 29
- Exclusive Hold 30
- Intercom Hold 30
- Brokers Hold 31
- Extension Park Hold 32
- Operator Park Hold 33
- Call Transfer 34
- Unsupervised Transfer 35
- Special Keys 35
- Conference Calls 38
- External Conference 39
- Internal Conference 39
- Busy Override 40
- Privacy Release 40
- When You Receive Busy Tone 41
- Exchange Line Camp On 42
- Call Back Message 43
- Call Waiting 46
- Call Waiting With Message 47
- Voice Announce 48
- Call Forwarding 52
- Message Lamps 53
- Call Forward ID 53
- Setting call forward 55
- Other System Features 60
- Do Not Disturb 61
- Hunt Groups 62
- Manager Secretary Groups 63
- Personal Speed Dial 66
- Storing a personal speed dial 67
- System Speed Dials 68
- Confirming Stored Data 70
- Last Number Redial 73
- Save Dial 74
- Dedicated Line To Extension 75
- Off Hook Signalling 75
- Music On Hold 75
- Hold Reminder 75
- Internal Dial Tone Mute 78
- Direct Inward System Access 79
- DISA Break Out 79
- Least Cost Routing 79
- Call Barring 80
- Station Lock 80
- Handsets 82
- The VBD Range OF Handsets 83
- Optional Features 86
- Headset Connection 87
- Doorphone Interface 88
- External Paging 88
- Loud Ringing Bell 88
- Call Charge Data Display 90
- Call Logging 90
- CPC-EX Call Logging 93
- DASSII ISDN Features On DBS 96
- Dialling 100
- Speed Dial Memories 101
- Direct Dial In 101
- Calling Line Identification 102
- Confirming Call Charge Data 103
- Voice Announce Unit 105
- Recording A VAU Message 106
- Changing A VAU Message 106
- Checking a VAU message 107
- One Digit Dialling 108
- Cancelling A One-Digit Code 109
- Applications 110
- Operator Features 111
- Operator Busy Override 113
- Night Service 114
- Extension Feature Clear 115
- Setting Extension Lock Codes 116
- Changing Time And Date 122
- Call Traffic Monitoring 124
- Assigning Names To Extensions 127
- Storing Absence Messages 130
- Storing Trunk Names 131
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