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Panasonic Digital Business System - Overview

April 1997

Issue 6

2

Contents

INTRODUCTION                                                                                                                4

IMPORTANT SYSTEM DATA                                                                                          4
P

ORT 

T

YPES

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S

PECIAL 

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ND 

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PTIONAL 

C

IRCUITS 

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UPPORTED

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P

ORT 

T

O 

P

ORT 

C

ONNECTIONS 

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ERMITTED

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P

ORT 

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O 

P

ORT 

L

OSS

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R

ELATIVE 

L

EVELS

5

L

OUDNESS 

R

ATING

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C

ABLING 

R

EQUIREMENT

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O

VER

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VOLTAGE 

P

ROTECTION

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PBX R

ECALL

6

1AS P

ORT 

L

INE 

F

EEDING

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A

NALOGUE 

E

XTENSIONS

6

C

ALL 

P

ATH 

D

ELAY

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P

OWER 

F

AILURE

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NTERCONNECTION 

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F 

P

ORTS

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REVENTION 

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F 

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CCESS 

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Y 

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HE 

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SER

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IMPLE 

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ALL 

R

OUTING 

M

ODE

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APPROVED FEATURES                                                                                                    9

SYSTEM CAPACITY AND SPECIFICATIONS                                                             10

DBS EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS                                                                               11
DBS CCU (DBS 38 / DBS 68 / DBS 90)

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DBS 38 B

UILT 

I

N 

B

ATTERY

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DBS 68 / 90 B

UILT 

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N BATTERY

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E

XTERNAL 

B

ATTERY 

C

ABINET 

A

ND 

B

ATTERY

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CPC-B C

ENTRAL 

P

ROCESSOR 

C

ARD

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CPC-C C

ENTRAL 

P

ROCESSOR 

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ARD

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CPC-EX C

ENTREL 

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ROCESOR 

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ARD

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SCC S

YSTEM 

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ONTROL 

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ARD

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RAI R

EMOTE 

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DMINISTRATION 

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NTERFACE

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XCHANGE 

L

INE 

C

ARD

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D

IGITAL 

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XTENSION 

C

ARD

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A

NALOGUE 

E

XTENSION 

C

ARD

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DTMF R

ECEIVER 

C

ARD

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SLT R

ING 

G

ENERATOR

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D

OORPHONE 

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NTERFACE

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D

OORPHONES

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M

ETER 

P

ULSE 

D

ETECTION 

C

ARD

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V 

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OWER 

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UPPLY

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E&M C

ARD

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AC15A C

ARD

15

P

ROPRIETARY 

K

EY 

T

ELEPHONES

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ISDN INTERFACE                                                                                                            16
DASS II E

QUIPMENT 

L

IST

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DASS II F

EATURES

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DASS II F

EATURES 

F

OR 

F

UTURE 

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SE

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Summary of Contents for DBS Series

Page 1: ...Panasonic Digital Business System Overview April 1997 Issue 6 1 Panasonic Digital Business System Overview ...

Page 2: ...EM CAPACITY AND SPECIFICATIONS 10 DBS EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTIONS 11 DBS CCU DBS 38 DBS 68 DBS 90 11 DBS 38 BUILT IN BATTERY 11 DBS 68 90 BUILT IN BATTERY 11 EXTERNAL BATTERY CABINET AND BATTERY 12 CPC B CENTRAL PROCESSOR CARD 12 CPC C CENTRAL PROCESSOR CARD 12 CPC EX CENTREL PROCESOR CARD 12 SCC SYSTEM CONTROL CARD 12 RAI REMOTE ADMINISTRATION INTERFACE 13 EXCHANGE LINE CARD 13 DIGITAL EXTENSION CARD ...

Page 3: ...4 180 SYSTEM SPEED DIAL AVAILABILITY 25 CALL CHARGE RANGE INCREASED 25 SUPPRESSION OF CALL FORWARD INDICATIONS 25 ISDN DDI GROUP NAME DISPLAY 25 ABSENCE MESSAGE ENTRY WITHOUT A DSS CONSOLE 25 CALL FORWARD NO ANSWER SETTING FROM MENUS ON THE VB3411LDS 25 THE CPC EX CARD 26 CPC EX EURO ISDN 27 EURO ISDN AND ISDN FEATURE ENHANCEMENTS 27 CALL FORWARD WITH GROUP RINGING 27 RINGING HUNTING FOR EXTERNAL ...

Page 4: ...t this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take appropriate measures This product has been CE marked to show compliance with the EMC Directive 89 336 EEC amended by 92 31 EEC and 93 68 EEC Port Types Table 1 Port Connections Special And Optional Circuits Supported Table 2 Special Optional Circuits Port Type Permitted Connection PAS requirements 2 wire PST...

Page 5: ...output relative levels for each port type are shown below These values assume zero cable loss Table 5 Relative Levels Loudness Rating The loudness rating for each port type is given below PTRP Table 6 Loudness Rating Call Path Call Path Call Path Call Path PAS ITS ITS ITS ITS PAS 1AS 1AS PAS 1AS ITS 1AS 1AS PAS 1AS ITS Port Port Port Port Loss Associated Cable Loss PAS 1AS 1 3 dB 0 7 dB PAS ITS IT...

Page 6: ...y points PBX Recall The DBS can be installed as a host or subsidiary system to suitably approved PBX equipment As a host the DBS will accept timed break recall signals from a PBX connected to a 1AS port As a subsidiary the DBS can provide both timed break and earth recall signalling to the host from PAS ports 1AS Port Line Feeding The DBS is not a through fed system Line feeding from 1AS ports to ...

Page 7: ...hort time The precise time will depend upon system size and the volume of call traffic Alternatively an external battery may be added to increase the running time in the event of a power failure In addition a number of power fail telephone units PFUs can be connected The CCU will divert the first few lines to these units if the power and battery backup fails The number of PFUs varies according to ...

Page 8: ...pparatus connected to such ports should either have been approved to BS6301 or have previously been evaluated against British Telecommunications PLC Technical Guides 2 or 26 and given permission to attach Other usage will invalidate any approval given to the apparatus Prevention Of Access By The User The DBS is intended to be accessible only to authorised personnel There are no user accessible par...

Page 9: ...er by lifting a handset DISA Call barring PBX and PSTN recall Call barring override LD and DTMF dialling Station lock Least cost routing Call duration display Headset connection Trunk queuing Night transfer The CPC C Card for ISDN provides all the above facilities and adds the following DASSII Primary Rate ISDN Direct Dial In 144 Numbers Calling Line Identity On ISDN Lines Call Charge Information ...

Page 10: ... Analogue Tels 24 48 64 96 120 136 Max DSS Consoles 4 4 4 4 4 4 Exch Extn Speech Non Blocking Conf Speech Paths 8 Operator Positions 2 Paging Groups 8 Speed Personal 10 Dial System 90 x 2 Digits 24 Table 9 System Capacity DBS 38 DBS 68 DBS 90 DBS 128 DBS 158 DBS 180 Power Standby 170W 250W 320W 490W 570W 640W Consumption Maximum 216W 324W 444W 660W 768W 888W Dimensions HxWxD 532x441x 210 532x554x ...

Page 11: ...ersal slot can accept exchange line E M ISDN digital or analogue extension cards AUX For DTMF receiver cards and system interconnection cables Connections are provided on the CCU for the following Exchange Lines Music On Hold MOH source Extensions External Paging Adapter EPA E M Circuits Earth connections Power Fail Telephones Doorphone Interface SLT Ring Generator 48v Power Supply Backup Batterie...

Page 12: ...r with the system program stored on EPROM and programmable options stored in battery backed RAM The system clock is also on this card The CPU on this card is in overall control of sub CPUs on other system cards CPC C Central Processor Card Model Number VB3775A Max Per System 1 The CPC C card performs the same function as the CPC B card with the addition of DASSII ISDN connection supporting DDI CLI...

Page 13: ... Card DEC provides 8 interface circuits for the connection of proprietary digital extensions The card installed in the first EXT1 slot of the DBS must be a DEC The remaining slots can be any mix of DEC or Analogue Extension Cards AEC The DEC can also be installed in the universal slot if required Analogue Extension Card Model Number VB3680 The Analogue Extension Card AEC provides a circuits for th...

Page 14: ...a small and large version Meter Pulse Detection Card Model Number VB3667 Max Per Line 1 The Meter Pulse Detection MPD card is a small daughter board installed into sockets on the exchange line cards One MPD card is required for each line where meter pulses are used The 48v Power Supply is required when MPD cards are used 48v Power Supply Model Number VB3697 Max Per CCU 1 The 48v Power Supply is us...

Page 15: ...ction to digital extension ports VB3411 12 Line Key Standard Handset VB3411DS 12 Line Key Handsfree Display Handset VB3411LDS 12 Line Key Handsfree Large Display Handset VB3611D 24 Line Key Display Handset VB3611DS 24 Line Key Handsfree Display Handset VB3011 O Line Key Handset VB3631 Direct Station Selection DSS Console With the introduction of the CPC EX Processor Card the following new models w...

Page 16: ...ling Line Identity CLI including OLI TLI DDI CCI and CLI require rental of network services DASS II Features For Future Use The following features are intended for inclusion in future developments These are proposed features and their development in future products is not guaranteed Customer Controlled Diversion Call Charge Rate Data Customer Controlled Channel Busying Customer Controlled Call Bar...

Page 17: ...nt When a DASS line is seized the B channel is set so that incoming calls on the selected channel are rejected Dummy Dial Tone When a channel is selected the DBS will send a dummy dial tone to the internal user The tone stops when dialling starts If no dialling is started during a specified time after seizure the channel is released and busy tone sent to the user Dialling Dialled digits are stored...

Page 18: ...ng In the DDI look up table each DDI number can only be specified once and route to one extension or group Extensions and groups can be the recipient of calls to multiple DDIs by assignment to these DDI numbers in the table An incoming DDI call has priority over other incoming call types at the destination extension overriding DISA private line and other incoming calls Delayed ringing does not ope...

Page 19: ...outed to its destination is unanswered or the DDI number is not recognised it will either be transferred to the operator or terminated depending upon system program setting Sending Of DDI Number On Outgoing Calls The DDI number of a telephone can be sent to the network with outgoing calls to become CLI for the receiving party When a telephone has multiple DDI numbers assigned to it the DDI number ...

Page 20: ...mber as for an analogue call Confirming Charge Data The charge data for the most recent call can be displayed on the LCD of a keyset When new CCI is received the previously stored value is replaced with the new one This data is not backed up The totals provided by the DBS at the operator console are cumulative and are only cleared when the operator enters the command CONF 95 Ext No See the DBS Ope...

Page 21: ...is ignored Following the send command the pause is inserted in the DTMF dialling at the stored location FLASH Flash on a DASS II channel will terminate the current call and reserve the channel for another call whilst presenting the extension with dummy dial tone RECALL The Recall function is not supported by DASS II Therefore the RECALL key will have no effect unless set in programming to Release ...

Page 22: ...ifferent message or messages recorded depending upon DIP switch settings Each circuit is associated with one DEC port Circuit 1 for port 1 and circuit 2 for port 2 The recorded messages and programmed information have a battery backup which will hold the data for up to 5 days in the event of a power failure once the unit has been installed for 48 hours When the VAU detects a call it answers and pl...

Page 23: ... Internal Incoming Transferred Calls DISA Incoming E M Incoming Incoming Line Name Assignment Line ports on the DBS can be assigned an alphanumeric name of upto 16 characters When a name is assigned it will be displayed instead of the INCOMING nn message when a call is received If the port is a DASS II channel with CLI in use the CLI will override the name display The line name will be displayed i...

Page 24: ...stem Speed Dial is used in this manner it does not increment the System Speed Dial use counter which can be viewed from the operator extension this counter is only for external calls The facility can also be used over an E M link in which case the DTMF is sent after E M answer is received and any stored pause ignored This facility will operate to any extension However if the extension is set to fo...

Page 25: ...Indications It is now possible to suppress the display of call forward indication from the second line of a keyset LCD and green LED indication on BLF keys when an extension sets call forward This is useful when many users will be setting forward to voicemail and do not want these indications present When suppressed the DND CF LED on keysets will still be illuminated to indicate call forward statu...

Page 26: ...e with the CPC EX or later software earlier handsets will still operate with CPC EX The following new features are available with the CPC EX DC5 AC15A ISDN features on a single CPC card Incoming ringing priority for internal or external calls Internal call queuing at the operator Call forward to an external number Trunk to trunk transfer Trunk to trunk conference DISA break out Expanded hunt group...

Page 27: ...econd unit can be the existing DASSII card or a new card with the additional connector All Euro ISDN cards are equipped with the extra connection The Euro ISDN protocol supports Sub addressing and 3 1Khz Audio calls in addition to the DDI and CLI facilities available with DASSII Sub addressing is a DISA like function over the digital network Digits are dialled after the telephone number and these ...

Page 28: ...ll detect its presence and in this case a Keyset must be installed which will lose the ability to call forward if the port is one that has no installed card associated with it the system will accept the setting and let the Operator call forward without disabling any other extension Extension Feature Clear Users sometimes set a feature on their extension and forget which feature it is By going off ...

Page 29: ...tion Busy No Answer CPC EX v2 introduced and alternative extension option to which a DDI call can be routed if the primary destination is busy CPC EX v2 1 enhances this option by allowing the alternative destination to be a group or extension DDI Ring Group Membership Membership of the DDI Ring Groups has been extended from the original 8 to 32 members DDI Hunt Group A new Hunt Group type has been...

Page 30: ... B D and E b Cannot assign GROUP 310 to A B D and E c Cannot assign GROUP 320 to A B C and E d Cannot assign GROUP 330 to A B C and D The original Hunt Group hunting takes precedence over the DDI Hunt Groups If there are calls to A and C and 300 becomes idle the call on A will have priority over the call to C ...

Page 31: ... Tone Internal Ring Ring Back Tone Internal Dial Tone With Confirmation 425Hz 10Hz Internal MOH Tone 27 dBm Off Hook Signal Call Waiting Override Tone Message Waiting SLT Only Conference Tone Incoming Ring In sync with line ringing From Line Line Key In Use At Own Ext Line Key Busy At Other Ext Group Key Busy Ringing Other Ext Ringing Own Ext Hold Recall Call Back Transfer ...

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