Panasonic KX-TD1232E, Installation Manual

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ISDN Worked Example
EXAMPLE:
1. The TD290 is being added to an existing PBX.
2. The Network supplier is sending 7 digits of DDI
3. The Extensions are to be assigned as follows:
Extn Name DDI Number I/C Display
201 John 7000001 I/C DDI number / Name
202 Peter 7000002 CO Line
203 Mary 7000003 Caller ID
4. The customer wants two DDI numbers to go to sub addresses on the ISDN Extension
ISDN Extn. No. Name DDI Numbers
390 Computer DDI No. 7000020 – 3904
DDI No. 7000024 – 3907
5. A Sales ring group is required with DDI Number 7000028 and 202 and 203 as members
6. A Phantom Extension number is required for Service calls, a phantom number can be used to
identify a ring group on a non-display proprietary telephone.
Assign DDI numbers 7000036 & 7 to phantom numbers 366 & 367 to CO line keys on
extensions 201 & 202.
7. The customer wants to modify the outgoing CLI so that when 201 (Manager) makes a call
the Caller ID sent by the network is that of 203 (PA).
ANSWERS:
1. For this example a TD282 is used to provided the ISDN Extension (S-Bus) on Port 1 and the
TD290 provides the CO Lines.
Assign the TD290 Module to the lower external area.
Programming
Prog step / Description
Contents
[109] Card Config S (TD282) : S3 (TD290) : E (TD170)
[450] PRI Config 8: Y - - -
[451] PRI Ref CO Set working channels to one CO and Spare
Channels to another (available ref. CO 5 ~ 8)
[605/6] O/G Permitted Extn. Set Spare ref. CO to Disabled
[615/6] O/G Permitted ISDN Extn Set Spare ref. CO to Disabled
2. If the system has been upgraded from a Version 4 Program Step 111 may have been
modified, this adds or removes digits from the DDI string. The Version 4 Software could
only translate a maximum of 6 DDI digits.