Panasonic KX-TD208 User manual

Digital Super Hybrid System

KX-TD208E

This booklet tells you how to install your KX-TD208 quickly and easily

and gives you initial operating instructions.

For further information, see the enclosed "Operating lnstructions."

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Preparation

Describes the included

accessories and required

tools for installation.

Page 3Connection

Shows you how to install

your system from set-up to

initial use.

Page 4

Basic

Programming

Describes the programs nec-

essary depending on your

contract and requirements.

Page 6

Programming

Using A Personal

Computer

Shows you a personal comput-

er connection and how to

program by using it.

Page 9

Basic

Operations

Describes how to make and

receive calls in order to

confirm the connections.

Page 8

Assistance

Information

Page 11

IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

MS-DOS®is registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

All other trademarks identified herein are the property of their respective owners.

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¢¢Check the package contents. The included materials are:

¢¢Necessary user-supplied tools:

✔Phillips screwdriver and flathead screwdriver

✔Electrician’s pliers

✔Telephone company contract

✔Serial printer cable to connect a PC to the telephone system

✔Telephone sockets to connect the telephone equipment, if required

✔Wire (solid wire) for the extension connection:

Conductor diameter: Ø 0.4 – 0.6mm

Diameter with coating: Ø 0.66 – 1.05mm

POWER

Main Unit ... one

AC Cord ... one

ISDN Line Cord ... one

4-pin Plugs* ... eleven

Screws and Washers

... three

Floppy Disk for PC

Programming ... one

Before installing your system

*Do not close

the transparent

part into the black

part before insert-

ing the wires.

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POWER

2. Connect the include

3. Connect the user -

4. Connect the PC to

1. Open the front cove

RS-232C Port

(Serial Interface)

To AC Outlet

Reset Switch

Strip the wire cover

with pliers.

To the "Extension Jack"

User-supplied

Telephone

Socket

ISDN Modular Jack

5. Close the front cove

Extension Jack

Remove the socket

cover with flathead

screwdriver.

You can program the syste

The required operating syste

ISDN Port 2

ISDN Port 1

scre

Preparation

EXTN.1 A

socke

cover

POWER

Tie together all of the connected cords

and attach them to the wall so that they

cannot be pulled out of the unit.

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ISDN line cord to "ISDN Port 1" and the Telephone socket to the exchange line.

supplied extension line cord to the "Extension Jack" and telephone equipment.

the RS-232C port.

POWER

EXTN.

1. Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow.

2. Tighten the screw.

AC Inlet

Press the transparent part into the

black part firmly.

Insert the other end of the wires

into the hole on the back and

tighten both screws by the driver.

and connect the AC cord to the AC inlet and AC outlet.

Insert the user-supplied telephone

wires completely into the holes of

the included plugs.

PO WE R

screw

1. Loosen the screw.

2. Slide the cover toward the right

while pressing the " " mark.

data using TD208.EXE file in the included floppy disk on the IBM-PC/AT or compatible personal computer (PC).

OS) is Version 5.0 or later versions of MS-DOS.

hole

To the Exchange Line

¥The maximum length of the

extension line cords

to the extensions are;

Line Diameter Max. Length

SLT

PT 0.6mm

0.6mm 240m

620m

Note

For installing proprietary telephones,

an optional PT Interface Card

(KX-TD20870CE) should

be installed on your system.

Please refer to the Operating

Instructions for details.

screw

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Some programming is required for basic operation. Check your contract

with the telephone company and program as needed. The following flow

chart will tell you which programming is required for your system. Please

program your system accordingly.

Your contract is:

1: Point-to-Multi-point

2: Point-to-Point

Do you want to specify

the receiving extension? Does your contract apply

to a DDI service?

Programming type selection

1 2

No Yes No Yes

Connect a tone-type single line telephone to jack number 1 for programming.

Check: • Your telephone is on-hook.

• No calls are on hold at your telephone.

Programming

Password (Default)

Off-hook Dial tone 3

extension no. CLIP/COLP no.

20 digits max. (0

···

[404] CLIP / COLP Number Assignment

21 through 28,

31 through 34,

301 through 308

(ISDN ext.),

300 (all ISDN ext.)

(Continued)

X – CLIP / COLP Classfication

1 : CLIP no. Business 2 : CLIP no.-Private

3 : COLP no.-Business 4 : COLP no.-Private

: All

Type

Step 2. Program

[404]

to all the types A, B, C, D.

Step 1. Enter into the programming mode.

Before programming

(1,2, )

ISDN

port no. (1

···

4, )

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[407] Multiple Subscriber Number (MSN) Set

(01···10)

16 digits max.

(0···9)

MSN

location

no.

(01···10)

location

no.

[406] ISDN Configuration

[408]–[409] Extension Ringing Assignment

—Day / Night for ISDN

(21 ... 28, 31...34)

extension no.

0: immediate

1: 1 ring delay

3: 3 rings delay

6: 6 rings delay

9: disable

delayed ring time

Y- Day...8

Night...9

Consecutive entries

(1,2, )

ISDN

port no.

(1,2, )

ISDN

port no.

(1,2, )

ISDN

port no.

(1,2, )

4 0 7

4 0 Y

A B C D

[412] ISDN DDI Number / Extension Number Transformation

20 digits max.

(0···9)

DDI no.

Press Reset Switch.

On-hook

[405] Direct Dialling In

Step 3. Follow the chart according to your programming type .

Step 4. Exit from the programming mode.

ISDN

port no.

(1,2, )

ISDN

port no.

extension no.

21 through 28,

31 through 34,

301 through 308, 300,

291 through 298

(UCD Group or Ring

Gruop)

Go to

Step 4

C DA B

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Let’s try to make and receive a call in order to confirm the connections.

¢¢Making a call from extension 21 to extension 22

Did it work???

¢¢Calling a Speaking Clock

1. Off-hook.

2. Enter .

3. Dial .

Can you hear the time announcement?

Making a call to another extension and receiving it

Making a call to an outside party

At extension 21

1. Off-hook.

2. Dial .

At extension 22

1. Off-hook.

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¢¢Refer to the following chart for the pin configuration;

HING SYSTEM

EXTN.

Connect

your personal

computer to the RS-

232C port with the user-

supplied serial printer

cable. The Cable must

be shielded and the

maximum length

is 2 m.

Connection

Circuit

Type

(EIA)

No.

Signal

Name

RXD

TXD

DTR

DSR

RTS

CTS

No.

Port on your system 9-pin port on a PC

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You can program the system data using the application software in the included

floppy disk on the IBM-PC/AT or a compatible personal computer. The system pro-

gramming data can be stored either on the floppy disk or on your hard disk.

To use the floppy disk for PC programming, you must have MS-DOS (or equivalent)

version 5.0 or later. A minimum of 450K of free conventional memory is required.

¢¢File Configuration

The file name: TD208.EXE (Execution file)

You may store the following files if desired.

Database file: *.DBF

ASCII file: *.DBA

Screen save file: P208.PRT

£The “*” represents the file name of your choice. (up to 8 characters)

¢¢Setup

1. Insert the floppy disk into drive A.

2. Change the current directory to drive A.

3. Type

TD208

after confirming the sign “>” and press the

Enter

key.

– The initial screen appears.

£After the initial screen appears, you can remove the included disk and insert

a database file disk to save the data.

£If your monitor is monochrome and you cannot see the cursor easily, exit the

programming mode and re-type

TD208/MONO

£If you need an explanation of the system and its operations, press F4 (Help)

on the initial screen. A Help screen will appear.

£This program is guaranteed to work with MS-DOS only. It is not guaranteed

with MS-DOS in Windows.

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