Panasonic Digital Business System - Programming Manual
April 1997
Issue 15
94
Analogue extension time break recall time
2.x
[SLT HOOK FLASH]
FF3-(001-144)#-34#-(0-13)#
0#: Less than 20 ms
200-500 ms
over 500 ms
1#: Less than 20 ms
200-750 ms
over 750 ms
2#: Less than 20 ms
200-1000 ms
over 1000 ms
3#: Less than 20 ms
200-1200 ms
over 1500 ms
4#: Less than 20 ms
200-1500 ms
over 200 ms
5#: Less than 20 ms
over 200 ms
6#: Less than 20 ms
30-150 ms
over 200 ms
7#: Less than 20 ms
60-150 ms
over 200 ms
8#: Less than 20 ms
65-150 ms
over 200 ms
9#: Less than 20 ms 70-150 ms over 200 ms
10#: Less than 20 ms
75-150 ms
over 200 ms
11#: Less than 20 ms
80-150 ms
over 200 ms
12#: Less than 20 ms
85-150 ms
over 200 ms
This sets the time break recall time for analogue extensions. This step is useful to match the time
break recall time generated by connected analogue equipment if problems are encountered using
recall. The default setting is suitable for the majority of installations. This step has no effect on the
operation of digital extensions.
System speed dial (SSD) group selection
2.x
[1:SSD-1 2:SSD-2]
FF3-(001-144)#-35#-(1 or 2)#
1#: SSD group 1
2#: SSD group 2
This specifies which group of system speed dials the extension has access too. The SSDs are
divided into two groups of 90 numbers. Each extension can have access to either group 1 or group
2.
Extension tenant group setting
3.1
[SP. MCO TENANT]
FF3-(001-144)#-36#-(1-8)#
1#: Tenant No.1
2#: Tenant No.2
3#: Tenant No.3
4#: Tenant No.4
5#: Tenant No.5
6#: Tenant No.6
7#: Tenant No.7
8#: Tenant No.8
This is specifies the tenant group number for each extension. A tenant group is a sub group of
lines available to line group 0. When ‘9’ is dialled, a free line from the designated tenant group is
seized automatically.
Related steps
FF2 1# (01-48)# 3# , Line group assignment - group 0
FF2 1# (01-48)# 25# , Exchange line tenant group setting
