Panasonic KX-TD1232E, Installation Manual

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Installing DECT on the KX-TD816/1232 PBX
General Programming rules
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Do not program the system before the link between the 2 cabinet is established (approx. 5 minutes).
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Do not up-load/down-load from the PC programming before the 2 cabinet link is established.
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The Cell Station ( TD142 ) takes a further minute link after the PBX .
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Whenever a PBX is Reset or Powered Down, allow time for the CS link to re-establish.
Specification
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The Maximum number of Portable Stations : PS(TD7500) is not dependent on the number of
Cell Stations : CS(TD142) or Interface Units : I/F(TD144 / TD146) fitted
( Maximum of 64 PS on a TD1232, Single or Double Cabinet)
( Maximum of 16 PS on a TD816 ).
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The Cell Station Interface units (TD144 / TD146) can only be fitted to the Master Cabinet only on
a double cabinet TD1232 installation.
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TD144 (DECT I/F Unit) supports 2 Cell Stations and 4 extension ports (with XDP)
( Each Cell Station supports 4 speech paths ).
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TD146 (DECT I/F Unit) supports 6 Cell Stations only (no extension ports).
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Maximum length of Cell Station to PBX cable is 1 K meter.
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A “ Site-survey ” must be taken at each customer site.
Quick Install
Follow the instructions under the following headings.
1. ‘Preparing the PBX for DECT’
2. ‘Registering the HANDSET ( PS )’
3. ‘General Handset Programming’
Preparing the PBX for DECT
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Setting the Expansion Card type ( TD144 / TD146 same type as TD170 ).
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Assign a CS location to be the Master CS, the CS ID code will be used to provide the PBX Radio
ID code, this is used prevent other DECT users gaining unauthorised assess.
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The Cell Station ID and Current CS status can be checked via PC Program : [ 26 ] CS Information
Via the PC Programming tool Via a Keyphone
Step Description : Entry Step Description : Entry
[ 3 ] System : 14 [109] Expansion Card Prog : E (1/2)
[ 14 ] Miscellaneous : EXT (1/2)
[ 2 ] Station : 23 [680] Master CS Assignment
[ 23 ] PS System : Master CS
Note: Once the Master CS ID has been assigned and the PBX has downloaded the CS ID as the
System Radio ID, only defaulting the PBX would clear the Radio ID. The CS can be changed
if required.