Panasonic KX-T61610 Installation & Programming

8/12/2019 Panasonic KX-T61610 Installation & Programming

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ELECTRONIC MOhJLAR SWITCHING SYS,TEM


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Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Model KX-T61610,Electronic Modular Switching System (EMSS).

System Component

Service unitTelephone

Optionalequipment

Model No. DescriptionKX-7-61610 Electronic Modular Switching SystemKX-T61620 EMSS Proprietary Telephotle-KX- 7-61630 EMSS Proprietary Telephorze with LCDKX- T61650 EMSS Proprietary TelephoneKX- T61640 DSS ConsoleKX-T30860D(only) Doorphone AdaptorKX- T30865 Doorphotze ..___KX- T30890 HeadsetKX-Al6 System Back-up Unit


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NOTIFY THE TELEPHONE COMPANY

Installation must be performed by the telephone company or a qualified professionalinstaller.Notify the Telephone CompanyBefore connecting this equipment to any telephone, call the telephone company andinform them of the following:

;. ), FCC Registration No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . foul1, .* Ringer Equivalence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : . . : . .. l Facility Interface Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 1.. .@Service Order Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .@Required Network Interface Jack. . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..RJll :: ...

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aPresent FCC Regulations prohibit connecting this unit to a party line, or to a coinoperated telephone.Please read the section on Telephone Company and FCC Requirements andResponsibilities on page 6-8. n.

The serial number of this product may be found on the label affixed to thebottom qf the unit. You should note the serial number of this unit in the spaceprovided and retain this book as a permanent record of your purchase to aid inidentification in the event of theft.MODEL NO.: KX-T61610

SERIAL NO.:


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TABLE CiF CONTENTS Name and Location ........................................... .2-1Installation ...................................................... .2-2Connection ..................................................... .2-4

Frame Growld Cotmectiotl ...................................... .2-5Rechargeable Barfery ltls lalla riotz .................................. 2-5Cotltzecrion of The Central Ofice Litle .............................. 2-6Connection of the Extension (for Proprietary TelephoneKX-T61620/KX-T61630/KX-T61650/KX-T30820/KX-T308301KX-T30850)..................................................2- 7Cotltlec riotl of a Sratldard Telephone to Extensions. .................. 2-8

Comreclion of the DSS Console (KX-T61640)to an Extension. ............................................... 2-9Externa l Music Source .......................................... 2-11Pagi tlg Equiptnetl t ............................................... 2-11Cotltlecr ion of The Oprio tlal Doorphotle (KX-T30865). ................ 2-12To Cotltlecr a Polar ity Sensi tive Telephone .......................... 2-14To Cotmecr Oprio tlal System back-up Unit (KX-A16) ................ 2-1.5To Connect Pri tlte r ............................................. .2-16ProgrammingProgramming InsWrtcrio tls ........................................ 3-lExample of Programming ........................................ 3-3Date and Time Setting ................... 87 J&I. 01 THU ....... 3-4

12:OOAMSysrem Speed Dialing Entry ............. has t20t heen ....... 3-5stored


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Programmable Toll Prefix ............... with 1 ....... 3-22Programmable Operator Cull .......... .-Programmable Directory AssistanceAutomatic Answering (AutomaticlManual)Selection . .Host PBX Access Codes Assignment

has been added ....... 3-23no restrict ....... 3-24

Preferred CO Line Assignment. ...........Programmable Call Waiting .............Delayed Ringing Assignment ............

Delayed Ringing Count Selection ..........Intercom Alerting Mode .................Programmable Doorphone .............Dial Call Pickup Group Assignment. ......Account Code Input Mode ..............Duration Time Count Start Mode .........SMDR Communication Parameters ......System Data Dump .....................SMDR IncominglOutgoing Selection . . . . .Hold Time Reminder ...................Hold Recall Time Set ...................Programmable External Paging Access ToneProgrammable Secret Speed Dial .........Hookswitch Flash Timing ...............Disconnect Time .......................Calling Party Control (CPC) Signal .......DSS Button Mode ....................Transfer Recal l Time ..................

Auto Amwerhas not beenstored

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non-assignment ...... .3-27has been removed ...... 3-28all COs have ...... . .3-29been not delayedon all extensionsAfter 2 rings ....... .3-30Tone Call ....... 3-31D-phone I,?: : --. i ....... J-3.2Pi&q-G.-~ i,. .. . c: ....... 3-33option ... ....S......... 3-34-715s a+ &&,:,~7~.& ....... 3-3.5(se@pages$ .,


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When a Line is BusyAutomatic Call Back Busy-(Camp-on) .......................... 4-7Busy Station Sigtlaling ...................................... 4-8Last Number Redial .......................................... 4-8To Receive CallsAnswer. ........................Automatic Answer-Intercom .......

Dia l Cal l Pickup .................Directed Call Pickup .............Call Park Retrieve ...............Doorphone .....................Dist inctive Ring Totle .............

. .. .. .. .. .. .. .While Having a ConversationCall ot1 Hold ........................Call otl Exciusive Hold ...............Cottference .........................Call Waiting . ........................Call Transfer .......................CalI Splitting-Between CO and IntercomCall Splitring-ltirercom ...............

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4-134-144-154-164-l 74-184-19PagingPagitlg Al l Exte tzsio tls ........................................ 4-19Pagittg Group ................................................ 4-20

Paging-Extertlal ............................................ 4-20Paging And Transfer .......................................... 4-21Pagitlg-Answer .............................................. 4-21

Use of Other FeaturesBackgroutld Music ............................................ 4-22Mule Operation .............................................. 4-23Otte Tolrch A ccess for Sys1ettt Features .......................... 4-23Esrernal Feature Access ........................................ 4-24AccountCode.. ............................................ ..4-2 5DSS Console ............................................... .4-27PrtlselTone Conversion ........................................ 4-29


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Station ProgrammingDial Call Pickup Detly ,Call Forwarding . . . . .Do tlot Disturb . . . , . . .Data L itle Sec lrrity . . . .Saved Nwnber Redial .Flexible Nighr Service . .Statioti Program Clear .

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Operation for a Standard TelephoneTo Make Calls ........................When a Litle is Busy ..................To Receive Calls ......................While Havitlg a CotlversaGotl ............Pagitig ...............................Use of Other Feamres ..................Statioti Progratnttiitig ..................

TroubleshootingDllrit jg It~stalla tiot~ ................................ 6-lDirritig Cotitiectio ti . . . . ................................ 6-2Dldritlg Operatiotl . . ................................ 6-3Reser Buttot . . . . . .............................. .. 6-3DT,UF Recei\*er Check ; . . . . ................................ 6-4

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Table of System Features ....... ;:. ............................. 6-jList of Tones .................................................... 6-6List of Ring Tones ............................................. 6-6SpeciJication .................................................. 6-7Telephone Company and FCC Requirementsand Responsibilities ........................................ 6-8Others .......................................................... 6-gWarranty ........................................................ 6-10Servicerzter List ................................................ 6-11


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NAME AND LOCATION :

External Music Jack

Burtotl B

EIA Cotmector(RS-232 C)

Night ltldicatorDay IndicatorPower Indicator

Ground TerminalButtery Backup Cotztlecio

Push Buttons A and B simultaneously to open Front Cover.y-Jtariotl Modular Jacks

Outside Modular-Jacks (CO)

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IT-I317I Reset ButtonSystem Program Switch


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INSTALLATIONInstallation

Cautions*Avoid insra lling in the following places. (Doing so may resulr in malfunction, noise, or discoloration.)1. In direct sunlighr and her, cold, or humid places. (Temperarure range: 32F-104F)2. Sulfuric gases produced .in areas where there are thermal springs, etc. may damage the equipment or

contacls.3. Places in which shocks or vibrations are frequent or strong.4. Dusty places, or places where water or oil may come into contact with the unit.5. Near high-frequency sewing machines or elect ric welders.6. On or near computers, relexes, or other office equipmenr, as well as microwave ovens or air condirioners.(Ir is preferable not lo insta ll in the same room with the above equipment.)7. Near radio broadcast anlennas (including short wave).8. Insrall at least 6 feet from radios and relevisiotls. (both rhe electronic modular switching system and EMSSproprierary telephones)9. Do not obslrucr area around (he electronic modular swirching system. (for reasons of nlait l fet lat lce atIdinspecrion-be especially careful lo allow space for cooling above and at rhe sides of the electronic modlilarswirchitig sysrem)

Cautions1. Do not wire the telephone cable in parallel with the AC power source, computer, telex efc. If the cables runnear rhose wires, shield the cables with metal tube or use shield cables and ground the shields.2. When cables run on the floor, use protectors or the like lo protect the wires where they may be stepped on.Avoid wiring under carpets.3. Avoid using the same AC 120 V power supply outlet for computers, telexes, and other office equipment.

Otherwise, the KX-%1610s system operation may be interrupted by the inducrion noise from sucheqLt ipnzenK.

4. Please use one pair telephone wire for extension conneclion of (telephone) equiptnents such as standardtelephone, data terminal, answering machine, computer, etc., except proprietary telephone (KX-T61630,KX- T61620, KX- T61650, etc.).


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The wall where the KX-T61610 is to be mounted must be able to support a weight of KX-T61610. If screws otherthan the ones supplied are used, use the same-sized diameter screws as the enclosed ones.------- _________ ----a-------- ------- ____To Wall Mount:1. Place the templet (included) on the wall to markthe 3 screw positions.

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2. Install the 3 screws into the wall.

To Mount on Concrete or MortarWalls:1. Place the templet (included) to mark 3 screwpositions.2. Dril l 3 holes and drive the anchor plugs (in-cluded) with a hammer, flush to the wall.

To the wall surface Concrete Wa ll

3. Install the 3 screws into the anchor plugs.Drive the screwto this position.

3. Hook the unit on the screw heads.

4. Hook the unit on the screw heads.


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CONNECTION

Speflker Amplifier

Printer (Two pair)

Doorphotw I

(One pair)

After all the connections are completed, turnthe Power Switch ON.If an extension does not operate prop erly(for example: The LCD of the KX-T6163OlKX-T30830 does not display properly.),disconnect the telephone from the ejctensionl ine and then connect again, or turn O FFthe power switch of the KX-T61610 andthen ON again.

Opriotlai Sysrem Back-upUnit (KX-A16)

16 Esretlsio tz Litlesof tile KX-T616301KX- T6162Of KX- T6165OlKX- T3083O/KX- T3082OlKX-T30850 is impossible.

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IMPORTANTSurely connect the frame of the KX-T61610 to earthground properly to protect the unit.

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Holder -(see srep 2) .u

1. Insert the modular plug of the tele-phone line cord (2-conductor wir-ing) into the modular jack (m arkedCO) on the KX-T61610.

2. Place the six telephone line cords

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R: RingT : Tip

View of TEL Jack (CO)

Use 2-condrccrorlcirirlg cord.To Terminal Board or Modular Jacksfrom the Coltral Office (CO).

CautionMis-connection may cause the KX-T61610 to operate improperly.See During Installation page 6-l and During Connection page 6-2 before connecting.


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Holder -(see step 2

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-----4-conductor wiring isrequired for eachextemion.

I. Insert the modular plug of the exten-sion line cord (6conductor wiring)into the modular jack (markeciEXT.) on the KX-T61610.

2. Place the cords into Holder.

L R T H R: R ingT: TipL: LowH: High

View of TEL Jack (extension)

To Extensions

l The inner 2 wires (red, green) are for Tip and Ring and the outer 2 wires (black and yellow) are for LOW and Hi(DA TA).l The max. length of the extension line cord that connects the KX-T61610 and the extension is shown belo26 A WC: Under 460 feet24 A WG: Under 750 feet22 A WG: Under 1180 feet


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Holder ,(see srep 2)

Use 2-condu cior ltniring -

1. Insert the modular plug of the exten--I

sion line cord (2-conductor wiring)into the modular jack (marked--

kEXT.) on the KX-T61610.

b 2. Place the cords into Holder.\Outer Z pins (Low and High) wil l notbe Itsed or Standard Telephone.

Vie)%f TEL Jack (extension)

R: RingT: T ip

To Extensions

*The max. length of the extension line cord that connects the KX-T61610 and the extension is shown below.26 AWG: Under 2290 feet24 AWG: Under 3700 feet22 A WC: Under 5900 feet

"If a telephone or answering machine with an A-A l relay is connected to the KX-T61610, set the A-Al relay switchof the telephone or answering machine to OFF.


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Pair TelephoneThe DSS Console, KX-T61640 needs its Pair Telephone (EMSS Proprietary Telephone) for the operation, becausthe DSS console cannot work by itself.The EMSS Proprietary Telephone (such as KX-T61620, KX-T61630, KX-T61650, KX-T30820, KX-T30830,KX-T308SO) is required as a pair telephone for dialing, storing, etc.Place the KX-T61640 and the pair telephone side by side on your desk.

Holder \ -(see step 2)

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1. Insert the modular plug of the esten,sion line cord (4-conductor wiring,into the modular jack (marketEXT.) on the KX-T61610.2. Place the cords into Holder.

0 04-conducror \viritzg srequired for eachexretzsiol7.

L RTH R: R ingT: TipL: LowH: High

View of TEL Jack (exremion)

l KY-T61640 can not be connected at extension 10 Up to 2 KX-T6164Os can be connected to IKX-T61610. Each console needs its own pailtelephone..KX-T61640 can not be connected in pair with


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Example:If y&sect-e&my has KX-T61630 at exrension 12 andis to use the DSS console (KX-T61640), rhe consoleshould be connecled to extension 13.(Paired extension is ext. 12).

1. Connect the KX--61630 at extension 12.2. Connect the KX-T61640 at extension 13.

eFor use the KX-T61640, program should bedone. Refer to DSS Console Assignmentpage 3-8.Extetlsion 12

KX- T61630 WKX-T61640

To Use Full Extensions When the DSS {1Console is Connected .

H KX-T61610 has 16 extensions. But the DSSConsole, KX-T61640 occupies one of the exten-sions, which can not make or receive a call. Touse the full extensions, connect a standard tele-phone (EMSS Proprietary Telephone is notavailab le) to the extension to which theKX- T61640 is connected.

H The standard telephone connecred in parallel withKX-T61640 can be used without any affection ofKX- T61640.


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Use a two-conductor pluo(?+a inch in dizmete111 I J ehput impeda tnce-10 dBm

Exterr iaf Music Source II ord that has

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Speaker


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he KY-T30860D only).For instaiiit lg the door1. f-few to ins tall the

. , phone. lose the Optio/lal Doorphotle Adaptor (use tiDoorp/~orte Adaptor to the KX-T61610-..-:nr,;r\,rr to the ho/es. 1

t .^,.~.nt ;t lnckq itlto the ribs of the mit.@ posh the adnpror flown 3 ,LL z. .--.--


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2. Wiring conneCtion of the Doorphone(A) Connect the doorphone adaptor to the terminal box using a 4-conductor modular -connector.(B) Connect the wires of doorphone 1 to the red and green screws of the terminal box.(C) Conrlect the tvires of doorphone 2 to the yellow and black screws of the terminal box.

Doorphone Adaptor(KX-T30860D orl ly)

Doorphone I (KX-T30865) Terrniml Box Doorphone 2 (KX-T308t


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1. Cotmeci all extension wiritlg lo the KX-T61610.

2. Cotlfirtn that dialitlg can be done from all theestetlsiotls using a tone relephotle.

If the telephone you are using with the KX-T61610 is polarity sensitive.6. Confirm that dialing can be done on followingexrensiotis iisiri g a rotze telephone.

Exlension Il.. . CO IExtetisioti 12...CO 2Extension 13... CO 3Extens ion 14...CO 4Esterisioti 15...CO 5Extensiotz 16.. . CO 6

3. If a dialing cat1 tlof be dotle, rhe polari fy berlcseenthe exretlsiotl atld rhe hX-T61610 mu sI be re-\,ersed.

Cenirul Office LineE.uerlsion

4. Ser rhe Power Switch ot1 the KX-T61610 to theOFF positiotz.

7. If dialing cat1 not be done, the polari ty betweenrhe KX-T61610 atld the Cerltral Ofice Lirle tnustbe reversed.

Extension

Re\.ersehere

8. If any extetlsiort is changed or replaced, repealthese procedures (from step 1 through step 7).


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1. Connect the cord from the optional KX-Al6 tothe KX-T61610.

2. Plug in the AC power cord from the KX-A16.3. Turn on the Power Switch located on theKX-A16.OApproximate ly 24 hours are required to

recharge the KX-A16.@The KX-A16 will work for approximately 4hours (on the average) in the event of a powerfailure.

l The Battery life is 3 years.l A simple way to check the KX-A16 is todisconnect the KX-T61610 and the KX-A16from the AC outlets, and then observe if theKX-T61610 operates.elf the KX-T61610 does not operate, rechargethe KX-A16.

eAC Primary Fuse, (250 V, 1.25 A)xl:Replace the fuse which is in the fuse holdlocated on the rear, if the CHARGE Indicateis off

KX-Al6 ,---.-(Keep the unit CM WJ rom heat.)

BATTER Y LOW Indicator:will be lit \vhile rechargingis nsfifj5cient.CHARGE Indicator:will be lit while the adaptoris being recharged.


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Serial Printe;/*

Make cables so that the printer wil l be connected tothe KX-T61610 as shown itz the chart.Cables tnust be shielded and the maximum length i s6.5 feet.

Connection Chart:KX-T61610 RS-232C Printer RS-232C

Circuitircuit Signal Pinignal Pin Pin. Signalin. Signal C&fit&fitTweweVWW Name No.ame No. No. Name (YE)o. Name (YE)AAA FGG 1 -- 1 FGG AAABAA TXDXD 2 ---- 3 RXDXD BBBBBB RXDXD 3 -- 2 TXDXD BAACBB CT.9TS 5ccc DSRSR 6 -/---/-- 200 DTRTR CDDABB SGG 7-- 7 SGG ABBCDD DTRTR 200 5 CTSTS CBB


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PROGRAMMINGTo activate this system, the requirements from telephone company and the customer must be programmed once thePower Switch has beet1 turned on.

1. At extettsiot l 11:All system programtnittg changes (example: sy s-rem clear. station progratn clear, toll restric tiotl,hookswitch Posh timing.. .) are dotie throrighestetfsioti Il.OExtensiort II must always be a Panasonicmodel, KX-T61630.

2. System Program Sw,itch setting:The System Progratn Switch located ott theKX-T61610 must be set to the PROGRAMposition while making program changes. After allprogramming changes are completed, return theprogram switch to the SET position.

3. Overlay:This overlay is used for progratmnit~g the systemand the program function names are inscribed onthis card. Refer to page 3-2.4. Before systetn programming, operate the systemclear and station program clear to set to thedefault data of the progratntnittg.

A. Systetn Clear:1 Dial (99).oSYSTEtVI CLEAR lrill be displayed.2 Press the NEXT button.oA LL CL E.4 R? \c*ill be displayed.3 Press the MEI\IORY button to clear system.4 To exit from system clear. press the ENDbrittott.

The followitlg feutures ure preset as the defatrltdata.

Preferred CO Litze AssignmentProgrammable Cull WaitingDltratiotl Time Count Start ModeSMDR Cotntnunicutiotz ParatnetersSystem Data DutnpSMDR It~cotninglOutgoing SelectionHookswitch Flash Tin@Discotztlect TimeCalling Party Control (CPC) Signalltlrercotn Alerting ModeProgratntnable DoorphoneDial Ca ll Pickup Group AssigtltnetltAccount Code Input ModeDelayed Ringing AssigtnnetitDelayed Ringing Count SelectionDSS Console AssigtmzetttHold Time RetnitldetHold Recall Titne SetProgrammable External Paging Access TotleDTMF ReceiverProgrammable Toll PrefixProgrammable Secret Speed DialProgramtnable Directory AssistanceDSS Button ModeTransfer Recall TinteM3IFWD Selection

B. Station Progratn Clear:1 Dial (98).

*EXT CLEAR bvill be displayed.2 Press the NEXT btrtto:z.*ALL CLEAR? isill be displayed.3 Press the MEMORY button to clear thesystem.4 To exit from station clear, press the END


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Whet1 the System Program Switch 011 the K-Y-T61610 is set to the PROGRAM positiotl, the operatiotl of theKX-T61630 will change as fol lows.

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PA USE burro,1 \I blrtotc7 burrotl

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PROGRAMMABLEFEA TURE burrotl

EVIOUS brtttotlFLASH blcttotr

-----LIQUID CRYSTALDisplay (LCD)

KX-T61630

CENTRAL OFFICE (CO)LINE buttotz

AUTOIMEh4ORY button

-SELECT buttotlINTERCOM ( ICM) button

END buttotz NEXT burrotl


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I. Turn the Power-Switch to ON , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2. Set the System Program Switch to PROGRAM , . . . . . . . . . . .The LCD on the KX-T61630 wil l show ENTER PGMCODE.@Be sure the handset of extension 11 is in the cradle and thespeakerphone button off.

3. To program automatic line access number 9 and the phonenumber 987-654-3210 speed access code 00. (Refer to page3-5.)

KX-T61630 at extension I1(Extension 11 must be a KX-T61630.)Dial (01) or press theA UT0 button.Press the NEXT button.Dial (00) or press theNEXT button.

@ Press -I button.@ Dial 654.@ Press -button,@ Dial 3210.

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Display) SPEED DIALING ]

ENTER SPEED CODEIf nothing is stored inaccess code OO,

100: NOTSTORED ]If already stored theautomatic line accessnumber 9 and thephone number123-456-7890,

00: -123-456-7890

00: -987-654-3210 1While programming if a mistake is made,

1. Press the END button.2. Start programming procedure from


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,........_......~....~-~~..-......__...._-._~.....-~.~.-..---~~....-..-..-..~.~--~-.~... nter the year with 2 digits.[87]: 1987year

i~~~~~~~.-~-.~..~.~..~~. until the desired month isdisplayed,_.._.________..__.__.._..._.-~-........__.__...______.__nter the day with 2 digits

,._...._____._._____..~~~.~~....._____.__ntil the desired day of theweek is displayed enter the hour with 2 digits..__..._____.........__..

;......~. enter the minute with 2 digitsr.- until the desired AMIPM is\ displayed

~~~~[NEXT~[~~[~~~SE~~~T~~O~I~~[~~[SE~~CT~I~I~~~[~~~~~[OI~SE~ECTI[MEMORY~[END][87 JAN. 01 THU 12:OO AM]...default ~

DescriptionEntry of the current day, date and time.I

Programming1. Dial (00).DAMTIME SET will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.87 JAN. 01 THU wil l be displayed and87 will blink.3. Enter the year (last 2 digits) using the

dialing button.

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7. Press the G button.12: 00 AM wil l be displayed.

8. Enter the hour with 2 digits.9. Press the Q button and then enter theminute with 2 digits.

10. Press the 0 button and then repeatpressing the SELECT button until thedesired AM/PM is displayed.Il. Press the MEMORY button.


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1 AB=[OO]: speed access code 00

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A--- FiWJWP+W01

yJ[phone number][MEyORY][END]-[SELECT]--------I

I-------- until rhe desired speed access code appears

[99]: speed access code 99

CD=[ 91: nutotnatic line access number[81]: line access number of CO 1[86]: line access number of CO 6.

[AUTO][NEXT][N][CD][phone number][MEMORY][END]t-

Description 4. Enter the line access number.100 phone numbers each with up to 32 digitsmay be entered into programming for speeddialing use from each exretuion.Pushing rhe -3c, # PA USE, IL-- orFLA SH button counts as I digit,

9: for automatic selection81: for CO 182: for CO 283: for CO 384: for CO 48.5: for CO 586: for CO 6ProgrammingI. Dial (01) or press the A UT0 button to goinro the speed dialing entry mode.

SPE ED DIALING will be displayed.

5. Enter the phone number.0 You may enter punctuations during a

phone number.2. Pres s the NEX T button.ENTER SPEED CODE will be displayed.

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8. Repeat steps 4 to 7. Conditionsl Use the +I, or Q button for scrolling thedisplay.9. To exit f rom speed dialing entry, press theEND button.eThe LCD wil l show .the initia l program

mode, ENTER PGM CODE.

To changeRepeat steps 1 to 9.

To erase after programmingii[ 1. Dial (01) or press the AUTO button.SPEE D DIALING will be displayeci.1i 2. Press rhe SEXT button.\ ENTER SPEED CODE will be dis-plaJ?ed.i I: :3. Dial (00 throqiz 99) or press the NEXTbutron, for speed access code entry.1 The speed access code and the phone numberwill be displayed.11 4. Press the CLEAR burton.IL 5. Press the MEMORY button

6. To program desired speed access code, pressthe SELECT blctton and then dial the speedaccess code.To advance to the next speed access code,press the NEXT button.

eThe line access number (9 or 81 through 86)should be stored.o When dialing, the pause is automaticallyentered after line access number (9 or 81through 86).econtinuous use of speed dialing is possible.Example:[AUTO] [Ol] [AUTO] [02]In this case, speed access code 02 should notinclude the line access number.

There is a phone number directory on page6-12.


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Console 1 extension number

Telephone extension numberpaired with console 1I

,-. . . . . . . . . .._.____......._.................... I CD+ 11: orl extension11[26]: on extension 26

Console 2 extension numberEF=[12]: on extension 12

Telephone extension numberpaired with console 2


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D&xriptionIf a DSS console is used the extension numberpaired with the DSS console should be assigned.

Programming

3. Dial the extension nlonber to which theconsole 1 is connected.4. Press the 0 button.

1. Dial (02)DSS CONSOLE SET will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.

The LCD will show C l l -T l l ,C. .-T. . when nothing is stored.When console 1 has been stored to exten-sion 12, the pair telephone with the console1 has been stored to extension 13, theconsole 2 has been stored to extension 14and the pair telephone with console 2 hasbeen stored to extension 15, C12-T13,C14-T15 will be displayed.

5. Dial the extension number which is pairedwith the console 1.If you dont connect the console 2, pro-ceed to step 10.

6. Press the 0 button.7. Dial the extension number to which theconsole 2 is connected.8. Press the I 0 button.9. Dial the extension number which is pairedwith the console 2.

Conditionsl DSS console can be connected up to two.0 DSS console can not be connected in pair wita standard telephone.0 DSS console can not be connected at extensio11.

Example:If Mr Jays secretary has KX-T61630 at exten-sion 12 and is to use the DSS console (KX-T&640), the console should be connected toextension 13. (Paired extension is ext. 12.) MrBrowns secretary has KX-T61620 at extension14 and is to use the DSS console (KX-T61640),the console should be connected to extension 15.(Paired extension is ext. 14.)

Programming TableSee page 6-14.


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r :_.~.*~--~.~~trrti l the desired CO number appears: ;__________[03] [NEXT] [w] [SELECT] [MEYORY] [END]or T I[03] [NEXT] [Al [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

A=*: to &sign the same on all 6 COs1: 0nCOI

DescriptionYou can program which outside l ine is con?,netted and which one is not connected. .When an extemion automatically selects ali idleoutside line, the extetlsioll can be connected to itquickly.

Programming1. Dial (03).CO CONNECTION will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER CO NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.

Conditions

::l When you start the programming from step 1,

yowl may dial the desired CO number insteadof the NEXT button at step 3.l The PREV btctton allows you to see the entr)status iti the previous CO cotinectio~i assigri-ment.

Example:CO 1 and 2 . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . CONNECTCO 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOCONNECT1. [03] [NEXT] [(NEXT) or (l)] [MEMORY]2. [NEXT] [MEMORY]


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I~-~~---~-~~~--~ntil the desired CO number appears

[0orq] NEXT] [Al [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]pI[+$]: to assign the same on all 6 COS

Description ConditionsAllows the user to select rhe dialing mode (toneor pulse) of each CO (Central Ofice) line.*TONE Dial Mode

The dial signa l from rhe extension (ivi th tone orpulse dial mode) will be converted to TONE.TONE wil l rhen be transmitted to the CenrralOffice.

l PlJLSE Dial ModeThe dial signal from rhe extension (with tone otp&e dial mode) wi ll be converted to PULSE.PULSE wi ll then be transmitted to the CentralOfice.

Programming1. Dial (04).CO DIAL MODE will be displayed.2. Pres s the NEXT button.ENTER CO NO will be displayed.

0 When you start the programming frotn step 1,you may dial rhe desired CO number insteadof the NEXT button at step 3.

l The PREV button allows you to see the entrystatus in the previous CO dial mode.If the KX-T61610 is connected lo rhe CentralOffice directly or installed behind a host PBX,which receives both tone and pulse dialingmode, the KX-T61610 must be used only inthe lone dial mode.If your extension is not a KX-T61630,

KX-T61620, KX-T61650, KX- T30830,KX-T30820 or KX-T308SO but a standardtelephone, and the dial tone frequency of COLines is 600 Hz, the KX-T61610 tnust be usedonly for the pulse dia l mode of CO Lines.

Example:l TONE on the CO 1=


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; e o . . . . _ _ . . . . . . _ . _ . _ ._ . _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ _ . . _ . _ .

a.

:

[05] [NEXT] [SE&CT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description ConditionsAllows DaylNight service to be selected manrtal-ly or automatically.In case of manual switching, refer to FlexibleNight Service page 4-39.In case of automatic switching, set the StartingTime (DaylNight Service) page 3-13.The following features should be set. _@Flexible Day Outward Dialing Assignme@page 3-15.0 Flexible Night Outward Dialing Assign-ment page 3-16.0 Flex ible Day Ringing Assignment page 3-l 7.~Flexible Night Ringing Assignment page3-18.

Programming .,1. Dial (05).DAYINIGHT MODE will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.MODE CHANGE:MAN will be display-

When the Switching mode (Day/Night Service)is set to AUTO, the present DaylN ightServ ice mode wil l not change after you finishprogramming. To change the present mode, .manual operation is required. IAfter you selected the Starting time (DaylNightServ ice} page 3-13, select the present DaglNightmode by Flexible Night Service puge 4-39.

:i Programming TableSee page 6-14.


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._-...__-_-_.....-......-.-... A=[011 (o clock):, $arting time for day service

[ 121 (Ocfock)

.~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~.=[OO] (minute) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . default[O:] (minute)[59] (minute)

I 1.-- . ..__.__ until the desired mode appearsAMC

. . . . . . . . defaultPM

I . . ~~~~~~--~.=[OI] (oclock): starting time for nightservice[+I (oclock) . . . . . . . . . . . . default

[12] (oclock)

D=[OO] (minute). . . . . . . . . . . . . . default[Ol] (minute)[59] (minute)

:. until the desired mode appears


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Description ConditionsIf you select the automatic switch ing mode fordaylnight service, enter the starting time.Refer to Switching Mode (DaylNight Service)page 3-12.

elf the NEXT button is pressed at step 3through 7, the display will advance to theNight Time input mode (step 9). Theoperations of step 3 through 7 are not stored.l if the PREV button is pressed at step IOthrough 14, the disp lay wil l return to the daytime input mode (step 2). The operations ofstep 10 through 14 are not stored.

Programming1. Dial (06).DAY/NIGHT TIME will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.DAY: 09:OO AM will be displayed as adefault value and 09 will blink.3. Enter the starting time for day service using 2digits.4. Press the Q button.00 will blink.5. Enter the minute using 2 digits .6. Press the 0 button.AM will blink. A7. Press the SELEC T button to alternate be-tween AM and PM to select the correctsetting.8. Press the MEMORY button.9. Press the NEXT button.NIGHT: OS:00 PM will be displayed as adefault value and 05 will blink.

10. Enter the starting time for night service using2 digits.

Example:8.30 AM... starting time for day plan6:30 PM. . . starting time for night plan



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;------------until the desired extension number appears; . .. :.;-vm-- -- ,dial the CO number :::,:;- :,. :; . ..-.il

..j 23&56+.;.. .,:;.;:. defaulf (all 16 &~eil&n~) :,. (CLEAR) , .,. ,,. .. . ....

[07] [NEXT] [NEiT] & [MEMORY][END]tPO:] [NEXT] [AB] [C...E] [MEMOFiY][END]-

-------------~ AB=[*]: to assign the same on all16 extensions

Description ConditionsThrough programming, you can select whichextensions may be used for outward dialing byusing the day mode of operation.

Programming

*When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired -extension. numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.@The PREV button allows you to go to theprevious extension for displaying the COassignment.

1. Dial (07).DAY: OUT CO will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.

11: CO 12 3 4 5 6 wil l be displayed and 12 3 4 5 6 wil l blink.

Exanzple: COMPANY XYZCompany XYZ wants only extension 11 and 15to have access to CO 1, 2 and 3 on outgoingcalls during the day. Extensions 12, 13, 14, 16,17 and 18 are to be programmed for access toonly CO 1 and 2.1. [07] [NEXT] [(NE XT) or (ll)] [l] [2] [3][MEMORY]


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. . ..until the desired extension number appears

[08] [NEXT] (N:XT] [C...El [MEM,ORY][END];8] [NEXT] [ABI [C...E] [MEMORY][END]

to assign the same on all 16 extensions

Description ConditionsThrough programming; you can select of whichextensions may be used for outward dialing byusing the night mode of operation.Programming

1. Dial (08).n

NIGHT: OUT CO will be displayed,2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER EXT NO. will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.11: CO 12 3 4 5 6 wil l be displayed and 12 3 4 5 6 will blink.

4. Dial the CO numbers to be entered.

:

l When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.l The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous extension for displaying the COassignment.Example: COMPANY XYZCompany XYZ wants extensions 11, 13 and 16to have access to CO 1, 2 and 3 on outgoingcalls during the night. Extensions 12, 14, 15, I7and 18 are to be programmed for access to only

CO 1 and 2.1. [08] [NEXT] [(NEXT) or (ll)] [l] [2] (31[MEMORY]2. [NEXT] [l] [2] [MEMORY]3. [NEXT] [l] [2] [3] [MEMORY]


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O--- -----utltiI he desired extension number appears,---.-.-. dial the CO number. . . . . . . . . . . default (all 16 extensions)

[09] [NEXT] [NEXT] [C...E] [MEMORY][END]or f[09] [NEXTI [ABI [C...E] [MEMORY][END]

~.~-~.~~~.~~~~~~~---~-~~~B=[%]: to assign the same on all 16 extensions

Description ConditionsThrough programming, you can select whichextensions wi ll ring on incoming calls from rheCentral Ofice during the day time.Programming

1. Dial (09).DAY: IN CO will be displayed.2. Press the NEX T button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.

11: CO 1 2 3 4 5 6 wil l be displayed and 12 3 4 5 6 will blink,4. Dial the CO numbers to be entered.The desired combination of CO lines will be

0 When you start the programming from srep I,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.eThe PREV button allows. you to go to the

previous extension for disp luying the COassignment.

Exatnple:Incoming cal ls from Central Ofice during theday are programmed to ritq at extension ilonly.

1. [09] [NEXT] [++I [CLEAR] [MEMORY]2. WEW[ll PI [31 [41 El PI[MEMORY] [END]Programming TableSee page 6-15.


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~~-.~-.-.-~~--ntil the desired extension number appearsi .._........ .dial the CO number 1

. . . . . . . . 1. default (all 16 extensions): , (CLEAR) ..

--~---..~~~~~-~~~~~~-.--~~-B=[*]: to assign thesame on all 16 extensions I.Description ConditionsThrough programming, you can select which l When yen start the programming from step 1extensions wi ll ring during the night time onincoming calis from the Central O fice.

Programming1. Dial (10).

you may dial the desired extension numbed .instead of the NEXT button at step 3.*The PREV button a llows you to go to theprevious extension for displaying the COassignment.

NIGHT: IN CO will be displayed.2. Press the NEX T button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEX T button.

11: CO 12 3 4 5 6 wi ll be displayed and 2 3 4 5 6 will blink.4. Dial the CO numbers to be entered.The desired combination of CO lines will bedisplayed.

:iExample: COMPANY XYZCompany XYZ would like all incoming calls toring at all extensions during the nighttime:

[lOI PJ=J-1 *I VI PI [31 [41 151 l[MEMORY] [END]Programming TableSee page 6-1.5.


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i --.-until the desired extension number appears

[ll] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELkTJ [MEMORYj[END]

;1, [NEXT] [AB] [SELECTI [MEMORY][END]...--.--._-..-.--. AB=[++C]: toassign thesame on all 16extensions

DescriptionUse; to prohibit selected extensions from mak-ing long distance calls.Toll restriction can help eliminate telephoneabuse and contribute to controlling telephonecosts.There are four service of classes available foreach extension.I 1\ 1 Service Class Selections I

1 1 all calls2. toil calls,. local calls

Denied I

international calls

Programming1. Dial (II).

TOLL RESTRICTION will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.

11: CLASS 1 w ill be displayed and 1will blink.4. Repeatpressiitg the SELECT button until thedesired class is displayed.5. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD will stop blinking.


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Conditionsl When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.@The PREV button allows you to go to theprevious e.utension for displaying the service

class assignment.l In some areas a 1 is needed before dialingtht area code for long distance call. If yourarea does not need to dial a I, theProgrammable Toll Prefix should be set toWITHOUT 1.Refer to Programmable Toll Pref ix page3-22.

Example:l To prohibit international cal ls on extension 13but allow local and toll calls enter.

[ll] [NEXT] [13] [SELECT] [MEMORY].ENDI;I, [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT][SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

l To prohibit international calls and toll calls onextension 14 but to allow local calls.[Ill [NEXT] [14] [SELECT] [SELECT][SELECT] [MEMORY](END]or[ll] [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT][NEXT] [SELECT] [SELECT] [SELECT][MEMORY] [END]



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, ,___________...._.......: : area code with 3 digits: :: ; NOTSTORED . . . . default (all memory locations): :: : (CLEAR)--[12][NEXTI[*~][C][MEMORY][END]+SELECT]-I.---..-- ------- -----until the desired memory location number appears

DescriptionFor Service Clnss 3 (see Toll Restriction-Class Assignment on pflge 3-19.), up to 10area codes can be selected for use in tol l dinling.

d All clrea codes except those entered will bedenied.All extensions progmmmed for Service ClassSelections 3 shall be assigned to the same oreacode selection plan.

ProgrammingWhen Service Class 3 is programmed;1. Dial (12).

CLASS 3 AREA CODE will be display-ed.2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER CODE NO. will be displayed.

5. Press the MEMORY button.@The memory indicator will be lit.

6. To advance to the .next memory locationnumber, press the NEXT button.To return to the previous memory locationnumber, press the PREV button.To go to the desired memory location num-ber, press SELECT button and the dial thememory location number.

7. Repeat steps 4 to 6.8. To return to the initial program mode, pressthe END button.

Example:To allow extension 12 to have access to NewYork City and the entire state of New Jersey,program the following.New York City has 2 area codes 212, 718 and


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;----------------.u,I ril the desired extension number appears.;-w.-- until the desired mbde appearsAUTq.$NS,WER . . . . . . 1 . . . default (iili6 exte&is)+f&r; gNs~,ji~~. ,-: .:i ,>;, -. ) .Y: : ,: : _ ,.,:

[16] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]t[:;I [NEXT] [ABI [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]i~.-~-~-~~~---.~.~-~..-~-B=[%]: to assign the same on all 16 extensions

Description ConditionsBy programming either automatic or manualanswering can be set. The auto mode allows theuser to answer incoming outside calls simply bylifting the handset, while if programmed to themanual mode, the user must lift the handset andpress the flashing CO button.

e When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.*The PREV button allows you to go to theprevious extension for displaying the auto-

matic answering selection.Programming

I. Dial (IS).CO ANSWER MODE will be displayed,

Examples:l AUT0 ANSWER mode on the extension 11[16] [NEXT] [I 11 [MEMORY] [END],3:] [NEXT] [NEXT] [MEMORY][ENDl*MANUAL ANSWER mode on the extension

2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.

3. Press the NEXT button.11: AUTO ANSWER will be displayedand AUTO will blink.

I2 [16] [NEXT] [12] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END1&I [NEXT] [NEXT] [NEXT] [SELECT][MEMORY] [END]


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;~~---.~~~~~ntil the desired CO number appears

;;] [NEXT] [A] [A... D] [MEMORY][END]

i._________._____.___.._____...=[*]: to assigll the same on all 6 COs

DescriptionIf the system, (KX-T61610) is installedbehind a host PBX, the host PBX may requirea pause time to access Central Office Lines. Thisfeature enables the host PBX to automaticallypause via programming the outward dialinaccess codes of the host PBX.


HOST PBX ACCESS will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER CO NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to program each of theCOs of the KX-T61610. .7. To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

Conditions0 When you start the programming from step 1,

you may diai the desired CO number insteadof the NEXT button at step 3.

l The PREV button allows you to go to theprevious CO for displaying the host PBXaccess codes assignment.

Example:@Access codes 81, 82, 83, 9 on CO1 =1171 WEXJ-1 VI WI [,I WI Ll P31 [,I Pl


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:------- ----.1& l the desired extension number appears

[18] [NEXT] INEkT] [SE


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,___.......____ ntil the desired extension number appears;.............. .until the desired mode appearsEX-OFF, CO-OFF. . . . default (all 2,$ extensidns)EX-ON, CO-OFF .,. , ;EX-OFF,CO-ON

EX-ON, CO-ON

~--~..~~--.-..~~.~~..~~-----~B=[*]: to assign thesame on all 16 extensions

DescriptionDuring a conversation, a cal l waiting tone wil lbe heard when a third party on an outside lineor intercom calls you.Call waiting tone can be removed or add d atcustomers request.Set to ON for call waiting.

Programming1. Dial (19).CALL WAITING will be displayed.

2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.

5. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD wil l stop blinking.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign-ment of the other extensions.

7. To return to the initial program mode, pressthe END button.

Conditionse When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.@The PREV button allows you to go to theprevious extension for displaying the callwaiting selection.


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. . .._..........._._.._ until the desired extension number appears- dial the CO number .I .-

- ~- l l . - . a , l (none). . . . . default (all 16 extensi&ns). .I

AI[20][NEXT][NEXT][A...F][MEMORY][END]or 1 1[20][NEXT][AB][A.. .F][MEMORY][END]T

DescriptionThe ringing start time can be delayed on adesignated extension(s) when an incoming callis received from the CO.The CO line(s) that you want to delay the ringstart titne can be selected through the pro-gramming. Delayed Ringing Count Selectionpage 3-30 should be set.

Programming

6. Repeat 3 to 5, to program the assignment ofthe other extensions.7. To return to the initial program mode, press

the END button.

Conditions0 When you start the programming from step P,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.1. Dial (20).

DELAY RING CO will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.

eThe PREV button allows you to go to theprevious extension for displaying the delayedringing assignment.

Programming Table ,


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[21][NEXT][SEI iLI

.._..........__.....__._____ until the desired mode appears .AFTER 1 RING;. . I.. . . . I.. . II. :.y;-fL: .default: ,. :;& : .-. .

ECT][MEMORY][END]

Description ProgrammingAfter you select the CO lines that you want todelay the ring start time, select the desired delayring count. Refer to Delayed Ringing Assign-merit page 3-29.

1. Dial (21).DELAY RING COUNT will be dis-played.

2. Press the NEXT button.AFTER 2 RINGS will be displayed andwill blink.3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until the

desired mode is displayed.:I 4. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD will stop blinking.

5. To return to the initia l program mode, pressthe END button.



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,.........__ unril the desired extension number appearsuntil. the desired mode appears ,r.::_~___________.. -. :: . . -

[1T0.N.E CALL. . . . . . . . . . default (all 16 extensions)VOICE CALL

[22] [NEXT] @& [SELiCT] [MEMORY][ENDlt Ir:;] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description ConditionsThe inrercotn alerting mode (tone alertinglvoicealerting) ar a receiving extension can be selectedrhrough programming.TONE. . Tone alerting (ringing) sound at therecei\*itlg esrension.VOICE.. . Voice alerrittg instead of Tone alertingis heat-d rhrough rhe speaker on thereceit.itig extension.Prograrnrnirzg

1. Dial (22).INTCOM CALL MODE will be display-ed.2. Press the NEXT burron.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.

l When you start the programming frotn step 1,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEX T button at step 3.l The PREV button allows you to go to rheprevious extension for displaying the alertingmode.

Example:l VOICE CALL on the extension 13[22] [NEXT] [13] [SELECT] [MEMORY]WDI

Prograkning TableSee page 6-17.


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I----.ut~til the desired extension number appears:

I

i- - - - - - until the &sired combination appears

1 j

D-PHONE 1,2 . . . . . . . . default (all 16 extensions)D-PHONE 1D-PHONE 2D-PHONE. l l (deny the ringing)[23] [NEXT] F [SELECT] [MEM,ORY][END];3] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

,________________.__.____B=[G+]: to assign the same on all 16 extensions[l I]: on extension 11[26]: on extension 26

DescriptionAllows each extension to be programme forlreceiving calls f rom up to 2 doorphones.(Doorphone is an option.)Programming

1. Dial (23).DOOR PHONE RCV will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.11: D-PHONE 1, 2 will be displayed and

Conditionsl When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT burton at step 3.*The PREV button allows you to go lo theprevious extension for displaying rhe door-phone assignment.

Example:*To allow extension 12 to receive from D-PHONE 2[23] [NEXT] [12] [SELECT] [SELECT][MEMORY] [END]


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[24] [NEXT] [NEor t

---.- ----. rrnri l the desired exrension number appears

m] [A...Dl [MEM,ORY] [END]1241 [NEXT] [AB] [A.. .D] [MEMORY] [END]

AB=[*]: to assign thesame on all 16 extensions

DescriptionPertnits an extension user fo answer othetringing telephones, provided that they are in thesame pickup group.


PICKUP GROUP will be displayed.2. Press rhe NEXT burron.ENTER EXT NO will be displayed.3. Press rhe NEXT burton.

11: PKG: 1 will be displayed and 1 will

6. Repeat steps 3 10 5, to program the assign.men1 of fhe other exretisions.7. To relrc rti lo the initia l program mode, pressthe EhD burron.

Conditionspeach extension may belong to more than onepickup group, up to four, or tnay nof belong toa group.l When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired extension numbetinstead of the NEXT button at step 3..The PRE V buuon allows you IO go fo rheprevious extension for displaying rhe pickup


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j____.__.____...... until the desired extension number appears1-.--.-~.--- -~... until the desired mode appears -.- -.:

OPTION. . . . . . . :. .(. . ;. default/

[*5][NEXT]pipsELECT][MEMyY][END]OY

[25][NEXT][AB][SELECT][MEMORY][END]7

to assign the same on all 16 extensions

Description 5. Press the MEMORY button.This feature gives each message of the SMDR The LCD will stop blinking.an account code of the called or calling party. ..This feature has two modes FORCED andOPTION. In the FORCED mode, theaccount code must be entered every time exten-sion user dials.In the OPTION mode, the account code maybe entered when a record is needed. Refer toAccount Code page 4-25.

Programming1. Dial (25).ACCOUNT CODE MOD will be display-ed.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the accountcode of the other extensions.

7. To return to the init ial program mode, pressthe END button.

Conditionsl When yore start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired extension numberinstead of the NEXT button at step 3.*The PREV button allows you to go to the


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.__._.....__.____.._~-.~.~~....ntil the desired time appearsI INSTANTLYC

. .. ..5s AFTER DIAL . . . : defaultIOS AFTER DIAL

[26] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY)[END]

Description Example:The duration time of the conversation is dis-played.Program the start time of the timer.oInstantly after the CO line is captured.05 seconds after the dialing*IO seconds after the dialing

10 seconds after the dialing=[26] (NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Programming Table .See page 6-18.

Programming1 s Dial (26).l DlJRAT-TIME COUNT will be dis-played.

2. Pres s the NEXT button.~5s AFTER DIAL will be displayed andblink.

3. Repeat pressing the SELE CT button until the


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DescriptionSMDR is a cost saving feature that records on a printer a record of all incoming and outgoing calls . Thefollowing information is provided on the printout.The SMDR will print out the security code of the long distance service. (MCI, SPRINT etc.)NOTE:When plugging a printer into the KY-T61610 make sure that the printer power is off.Select the SMDR Communication Parameters, System Data Dump and SMDR IncominglOutgoing Selectionfor proper operation.

Example of printDate Time Ext. CO Dial Number Duration Code

4120187 8:00 AM 26 6 l-201 -234-5678 00:0030 0123: : : : : .: : : : :: : :. year i co tailed : : :.- second :--..-account code: : : :: L..... day : number party : : . . . . . . minute >. . . . . . . . month F......extension i_________..__ourl When you have an incoming call, the printer will print .l When = appears in the Dial Number, the previous number of


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(Word length) Continued from page 3-36.;...................................---

[NEXT][SEiECT][MEMORY] 1

until the desired length appears.,~I(Parity) I

_____.______.._____.___.........-.-. . . until the desired mode appears. .default

(Stop bit length)- [NEXT][SE&CT][MEMORY]

i .___________........:. . . . . . . . . y\ until the desired mode appears

- [NEXT][SE&CT][MEMORY] 1(Page length) ,____.______.______.~....................... B=[4] (lines)

[& . . ; . default

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A new line code indicates what type of code isneeded for the print head on a printer to movethe first character position on the next line.CR+LF

when CR+ LF is required from aprinter.CR when CR is required from a printer. iCR= Carriage ReturnLF= Line Feed.

A baud rate code indicates the data transmissionspeed from the system to a printer.110 B (when 110 baud is required.)150 B (when 150 baud is required.)300 B (when 300 baud is required.)600 B (when 600 baud is required.)1200 B (when 1200 baud is required.)2400 B (when 2400 baud is required.)4800 B (when 4800 baud is required.)9600 B (when 9600 baud is required.)

,4,.

The default value i s the same as that of thePanasonic data terminal, KX-D491OD, KX-04911, KX-D4920 etc, except baud rate.

A word length code indicates how many bitscompose a character.7 BITS (when 7 bits are required.)8 BITS (when 8 bits are required.)

A stop bit length code indicates the end of a bitstring which composes a character.1 BIT:

when one bit is required for enddetection.2 BITS:when two bits are required for enddetection.

The page length may be selected to position atitle and data on each page.A page length code indicates the number of linesper page.A title will be printed on the first 3 lines of eachpage.


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Conditions EIA SIGNALS:The following combinations are disallowed.Frame Ground (FG);Connects to the unit frame and the earth groundconductor of the AC power cord.Transmitted Data (TXD); . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (output)Conveys signals from the unit to the printer. AMARK condition is held unless data or BREAKsignals are being transmitted.Received Data (RXD); . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (input)Conveys signals from the printer.Request To Send (RTS); . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . (output)This lead is held ON whenever DSR is ON.

stop bit length

If any of the above disallowed combinations areselected, INPUT ERROR will be displayed.Press the NEXT button and then repeat theprocedure of programming. Clear To Send (CTS); . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (input)An ON condition of circuit CTS indicates that theprinter is. ready to receive data frotn the unit. AThe unit does not attempt to transfer data or receivedata when circui t CTS is OFF.he pin conJguration of EZA (RS-232C) connector isas follows.

Data Set Ready (DSR); . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (input)An ON condition of circuit DSR indicates theIprinter is ready.Circuit DSR ON does not indicate that communica-tion has been established with the printer.101103

104105106107

1 FG Frame Ground AA2 TXD Transmitted BAData3 RXD Received Data BB4 RTS Request To CASend5 CTS Clear To Send CB6 DSR Data Set Ready CC

Signal Ground (SG);Connects to the DC ground of the unit for allinterface signal.

Data Terminal Ready (DTR) . _ . . . . . . . . . . (output)This signal line is turned ON by the unit to indicatethat it is ON LINE.


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*STOP OUTPUTj----.----------------.--until the STOP OUTPUTappears

[28][NEXT][SELiCT][MEMORY][END]

*SYSTEM PARAaSPEED DIAL*ALL PARA (Master)

[28][NEXT][SEt

until desired data dump mode appearsSYSTEM PARA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . defaultEXT

:

co PARAPARASPEED DIALALL PARASTOP OUTPUT

*CO PARA (Outside) . .__..__.._............ until the CO PARA appears8 . . . I . . A=[*]: to assign the same on all 6 COs

[l]: on COI[6]: onCO6

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[28][NEXT][SELkT][MEMORY]&END]

l EXT PARA ._-....___._________ntil the EXT PARA appears


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DescriptionFive separate printouts are available.They are (1) System parameters (2) CO para-meters (3) Extension parameters (4) Speed dial(5) Al l parameters (master)System parametersDaylNightArea codes of class-3Toll prefixDirectory AssistanceDelay Ring countDuration time countSMDR parametersDuration log

Auto hold alarm timeHold recall timeTransfer recall timeExt-paging access toneSecret speed dialingD TMF receiver selectionDoor phone receive extensionPickup group assignmentsDSS operation modeDSS console set

n

CO parametersConnectionDial modeHost PBX access codeHookswitch flash timeDisconnect timeCPC Detection

Extension parametersq (When the KX-T61630, KX-T61620,KX- T&650, KX- T30830, KX- T30820 or

Delayed Ringing COIntercom cal l modeAccount code input modeAutomatic CO huntingDo not disturbCall forwardingData line securityDial callpickup denyFeature button assignmentsCO button assignmentsDSS button assignments (KX-T30830 only)>Feature burton assignmentsDSS button assignments

H (When thestandard telephone or DSS Consoleis connected at extension)Telephone type JDSS console connectionOutgoing CO DaylNightIncoming CO Day/NightToll restrictionOperator callIncoming preferred COCall waitingDelayed ringing COAccount code input modePickup dialDo not disturbCall forwardingData line securityDial cal l pickup deny

Speed dialSpeed access codes (00 through 99) inwhich phone numbers are stored may beprinted.


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OperationTo stop the printout;1. Dial (28).2. Press the NEXT button.3. Repeat pressing the SELECT button until

STOP OUTPUT is displayed.4. Press the MEMORY button.STO P PRINTING will be displayed.When the System Parameters, Speed dial or AllParameters is printed.I. Dial (28).SYSTE M DATA OUT will be displayed.

When the CO Parameter is printed;1. Dial (28).2. Press the NEXT button.3. Repeat pressing the SELE CT button until theCO PARA is displayed.4. Press the MEMORY button.ENTER CO NO is displayed.5. Dial the CO number.SMDR printer wil l print out.

PRINTING NOW will be displayed.6. To print the other CO parameter, press the

SELECT button and then dial the CO2. Pres s the NEXT button.MENU: SYSTEM PARA will be dis-played and SYSTE M PARA will blink.number.

When the Extension3. Repeatpressing the SELE CT button until thedesired data dump mode is displayed. 1. Dial (28).2. Press the NEXT button.4. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD will stop blinking.5. Repeat step 2 to 4, to print the other datadumps.

3. Repeat pressing the SELE CT button until rlzeEXT PARA is displayed.

Parameter is printed;

4. Press the MEMORY button.ENTER EXT NO is displayed.5. Dial the extension number.SMDR printer wil l print out.

PRINTING NOW will be displayed.6. To print the other extension parameter, pressthe SELECT button and then dial the exterz-sion number.After completing printing, to return to the initial


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until the desired mode appears

Description nIt is possible to print eithe; outgoing out&decalls, incoming outside calls or both.

OUTGOING: ON.. . to print outgoingoutside callsOUTGOING: OFF.. . to stop printiqINCOMING: ON... to print becomingoutside callsIMCOMING: OFF... to stop prirzting

Programming1. Dial (29).. DURATION LOG will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.OUTGOING: ON will be displayed alld

the ON will blink.3. Press the SELECT button to alternate be-

tween the ON and OFF to select thedesired mode.4. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD will stop blinking.5. Press the NEXT button.


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until the desired time appears

[30] [NEXT] [SE


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[31] [NEXT 1 SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

until the desired time appears

:

30 SE C-- ; , . . . . : . . default1 MIN ; .,., .,1.5 MIN2 MJN .: ._.., ; -:DISABLE i.. - -~

Description Example:When the handset of the holding extension isreplaced back on call, you may have theautomatic hold recal l after the desired timeelapses.I.5 minutes: [31] [NEXT] [SELECT][SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

The hold recall titne set can be removed otadded at the customers request.

ProgrammingProgramming Table

See page 6-20.

1. Dial (31).HOLD RECALL TIME will be dis lav-ed.

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2. Press the NEX T button.TIME: 30 SEC will be displayed and30 SEC will blink.

3. Repeat pressing the SELE CT button until thedesired time (30 SEC, 1 MIN, 1.5 MIN, 2MIN, DISA BLE) is displayed.

4. Pres s the MEMORY button.The LCD will stop blinking.


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I--~ .~-.- - until the,&sired mode appt&

[32] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

Description Example:The acktloj\)leti,oe four rhar is heard nfrer ncces-sitlg Ilie external pagitlg cat1 be retnol~ed otadded ciI rlie cusIot?iers request.

To elitninare rhe paging access tone.[32] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]

: Programming Programming TableSee page 6-20.1. Dial (32).

EXT-PAG ACIS-TONE will be display-eci.

2. Press the NEXT butrorl,ENABLE will be displayed and blitzk.

3. Press the SELEC T burron to altertrare be-fweetl ENA B L E arid DISA B LE IO selecr riledesired mode.

4. Press the MEMORY burrotl.The LCD will stop blinking.


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until the desired mode appears~~~-~~~--~~~--~~---~~.~~--~-l[33] [NEXT] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

3escription ProgrammingWhen you dial on an outside line by speeddialing, the dialed number can be kept secret bynot being displayed.(The dialed number wil l not be displayed on theLCD of the KX-T6163O/KX-T30830.)

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1. Dial (33).SECRET SPEEDDIAL will be dis-played.2. Press NEXT button.NO SECR ET will be displayed and

blink.3. Press the SELECT button to alternatebetween NO SECRET and SECR ETto select the desired mode.4. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD will stop blinking.5. To return to the initial program mode, pressthe END button.


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:.-.......-.----- until the desired CO number appearsuntil the desiredflash timing appears

:.[34] [NEXT] [NEI(T] [SELECT] [MEMYRY] [END]or

[34] [NEXT] [A] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

--/-I~~~~~~~~~-._.._.~-~~-~-~---~~=[*]: to assign the same on all 6 COs

DescriptionThe timing of the hookswitch flash signal mustbe within the requirements from your CentralOffice.There are three choices ava ilable 0.3, 0.6 or 0.9second.

Programming1. Dial (34).FLASH TIME S ET w ill be displayed.2. Pres s the NEXT button.ENTER CO NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.CO 1: 600 MS will be displayed and

Conditions0 When you start the programming from step I,you may dial the desired CO number insteadof the NEXT button at step 3.OThe PRE V button allows you to go to theprevious CO for displaying the hookswitch

flash timing.Example:l O.3 set on all 6 CO= .[34] [NEXT] [++I [SELECT] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END1Programming Table

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,_._._..__._ntil the desired CO number appears

[35] [NEXT] ,Ni+XT] [SXECT] [MEkjORY][END];] [NEXT] [A] [SELECT] [MEMORY][END]-

--..-...-_..-.--..-.--..... A=[*]: to assign the Same 011 all 6 COs

DescriptionA certain amount of time is needed for anoutside call to be released, this is necessary sothat a new call may be aitempted after discon-necting w ith the previous call.There are two choices available, 1.5 and JOseconds.The time you select must be longer than therequirements from your Central Office or hostPBX.

ProgrammingI. Dial (35).

DISCONNECT TIME will be displayed.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to set the disconnect timefor the other COs.

7. To return to the initia l program mode, pressthe END button.

Conditionsl When you start the programming from step 1,you may dia l the desired CO number insteadof the NEX T button at step 3.@The PREV button allows you to go to the

previous CO for displaying the disconnecttime.Example:l 4.0 see on all 6 CO=[35] [NEXT] [++I [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]


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I....-.until the desired CO number appears

[36][NEXT][NEXT][SELECTj[MEMPRYJ[END]or f I[36] [NEXT] [A] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]--7-

DescriptionTo detect that an outside party has hung up andthen terminate the outside (after a conversation,conference etc.) a CPC signal is needed.CPC signa l detection can be removed or addedat custom ers request.

Programming1. Dial (36).CPC DETECTIO N will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.

ENTER CO NO will be displayed.3. Press the NEXT button.

CO I: ENAB LE will be displayed andENABLE will blink.

6. Repeat steps 3 to 5, to program the assign-ment of the other COs.

7. To return to the init ial program mode, pressthe END button.

Conditionsl When you start the programming from step 1,you may dial the desired CO number insteadof the NEX T button at step 3.~The PREV button allows you to go to theprevious CO for displaying the calling party

control signal selection.Programming TableSee page 6-20.


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ci37] [NEXT] [%

until the desired mode appears .

ZCT] [MEMORY] [END]

DescriptionOutside calls can be transferred to any extensionmanually.@WITHOUT TRANSFER mode you cantransfer outside call by pressing the TRANS-FER button and then DSS button. ..l WITH TRANSFER mode you can trqsfer

outside call by only pressing the DSS button.

Programming1. Dial (37). .,DSS BUTTON MODE will be displayed.2. Press the NEXT button.WITHOUT TRANSFER will be dis-

played and blink.3. Press the SELECT button to alternate be-tween WITHOUT TRANSFER andWITH TRANSFER to select the desiredmode.4. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD wil l stop blinking.5. To return to the initial program mode, pressthe END button.

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.---- -.---------.unt il the desired extension number appears,_______._..........-~.until the desired modi appears I,:. >f;-- ..I ...

FEATURE KEY.. ; . . . . :. default(all16 extensions)FWDIDND KEY :

[40] [NEXT] [NiXT] [SEIECT] [MEM,ORY] [END];] [NEXT] [AB] [SELECT] [MEMORY] [END]

. . .._.___. ..___ .__ _. __ _______ __.___ to assign the saf?le on al l 16 extensions

Description3 programmable feature (Fl, I??, F3) buttonsare provided with the proprietary teleph P nes,KX-T61650 and KX-T30850, and only .F3button can be changed from programmablefeature button to cal l forwarding (see page 4-35for operation)ldo not disturb (see page 4-37)iaccount code (see page 4-25) button.FEATURE KEY mode...programmable feature functionFWDIDND KEY mode.. .cal l forwarding/do not disturblaccount

code functionProgramming

4. Press the SELECT button to alternate be-tween FEATURE KEY and FWDIDNDKEY to select the desired mode.

5. Press the MEMORY button.The LCD wil l stop blinking.6. To return to the initial program mode, pressthe END button.7. Repeat steps 1 to 6, to program callforwardingldo not disturblaccount code but-ton o f the other extensions.

Conditions

DETAILED FEATURE L ESCRIPTION AND OPERA-TION FOR EMSS PROPRIETA.RY TELEPl YONE KXJ61630,-_ ----.~ ~_KX-T61620- KY-T61650. KX-T3Oi 3'', ---_ - -.- - - - I -~~~.. 930,KX-T30820,KX-T 0850)

TO operate this system, after making program changes, set the System Program Switch located on the KX-T61610(Electronic Modular Switching System) to the SET position.


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When the unit is unused, the Liquid Crystal D isplay wil l show the month, day and rhe present time.

Using the Handset Hands-free

LIFTTHE DIALTHE TALK HANGUP P R E S S DIALTHE TALK P R E S SHANDSE T EXTENSIO N "SP-PHONE" EXTENSION 3P-PHONE-NUMBER NUMBER(l l through26) (11 through 26)

*Your muy press tllc ICM butroll irlsread of the first SP-PHONE bulton..lCh t-- Intercom@CO -Central Office

Description ConditionsSrarrfon IO starioll dialing withill rhe KX-T61610system.

OperationUsing the handset

1. Lift fhe handset.2. Dial the extension number (11 through 26).

3. Srarr talking4. Hang up upon completiorz of the conversa-tion.Hands-free

*When a called party has the KX-T616301KX-T30830 equipped with an LCD, theextension number of the calling party will bedisplayed on the LCD of the called party.

0 The extension number of the culling party willbe displayed on the LCD of the KY-T616301KX- T30830.

0 The ICM indicator wil l be lit green while usingthe unit.o The KX-T616iO or KX-T3OS50 will not fmc-tion for hands-free mode.


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H Individual Line Access

LIFTTHEHANDSETORPRESS"SP-PHONE"

WXYcl9..DIAL"9" WAITFORTHE C.O.

DIALTONE

DIALTHEPHONENUMBER

TALK HANGUPORPRESS "SP-PHONE"

DescriptionEach extension can auromatically select an idleCO (Central Office) line within theKX-T61610.Operation

1. Lift rhe handset or press the SP-PH d bEburton.2. Dial (9).Dial tone from CO (Central Office) will beheard.

l The CO indica tor wil l -be lit green at youtextension and lit red at other extensions.3. Dial the phone nutnber.

4. Starr talking.

Using the Handset

I ILIFTTHEHANDSET

DIALTHEPHONE

P R E S S"CO"WAITFORTHEC.O. DIALTONE

TALK HANGUP

Hands-free

P R E S S WAITFORTHE DIALTHEPHONECO C.O. DIALTONE N U MB E R

TALK P R E S S"SP-PHONE" iAtI? of the 6 COs may be directly selected.DescriptionOperationUsing Ihe handsetI. Lift the handset.2. Press rke CO buttotl.Dial totie from CO w ill be heard.3. Dial the phone nutnber.4. Start talking.5. Hang up.


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q Individual Line Accessm. pJLIFTTHEHANDSET DlAl "8" DIALTHECOO R PR ESS N U M BER"SP-PHONE" (1 through 6)

DIALTONE N U M BER OR PRESS"SP-PHONE"

DescriptionAny of the 6 CO lines may be selected by dialaccess.

Operation1. Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONEbutron. 2. Dial (8) and the CO number (I through 6).Dial tone from the CO (Central Office) willbe heard.3. Dial the phone number.4. Start ralking.

5. Hang up or press the SP-PHONE bulfotl.Conditions0 The phone number dialed wil l be displayed on

the LCD of the KX-T6163O/KX-T30830.0 Individual line access codesDial 81 for CO IDial 82 for CO 2

LIFTTHEHANDSETO R PR ESS"SP-PHONE"

PR ESS"AUTO"DIAL THESPEEDAC C ESSC O D E(OOthrough99)

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DescriptionThere are 100 memory locations of system speeddialing available.Operation

1. Lift the handset or press [he SP-PHONEburron.

2. Press the AUTO button.3. Dial the speed access code.

sl You may press the CO butIon to select rheCO line directly after lifting the handser orpress the SP-PH ONE button.Condition*The dialed number will be displayed on the

LCD of the KX-T6163O/KX-T30830.oContinuous use of speed dialing is possible.ex. [AUTO] (01 [O] [AUTO] [O] [ll

Chaining together two or more memory loca-tions.l Combinations of speed dialing, one touch

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Programmingl Be sure the handset is in the cradle and the SP-PHONE or MONITOR button is OFF.*Set the MEMORY switch of the KX-T61630, KX-T61620, KX-T61650, KX-T30830, KX-T30820 orKX-T30850 to PROGRAM.q Storage w To Erase after Programming

"PROGRAMMABLEFEATURE"

PHONEN U M BER '-MEMORY" "PROGRAMMABLE "CLEAR "MEMORY"FEATURE" (TRANSFER)"

@You may dial 81 through 86 instead of 9.9 . . . . . . . . Each extension can automati-cally select an idle CO line.

eThe TRANSFER button is used as the CLEARbutton.

81 through 86. Each extension can select adesignated CO line.19 or 81 through 86 must be dialed for storage. 1

After programming all the numbers, returnthe MEMORY switchto the SET position.

W To Correct an Error while Pro~rammitqEl bAfter pressing the CLEAR f,TRANSFER button, reprogram the car- Irect number.oThe TRANSFER button isPR ESS"CLEAR(TRANSFER)" used as the CLEAR button.INSTEADOF"MEMORY"

II To Change a Stored NumberRepeat Storage above.

Dialing 1 1 1

LIFTTHE HANDSET "PRESSO R PR ESS PR O G R AM M ABLE"SP-PHONE" FEATURE"

q You may press the CO button to select theCO line direc tly after lifting the handset otpress the SP-PH ONE button.

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dialing available. Up to 32 digits can be sroredinto each of the 12 tnetnory locarions. Pushing[he *Jc, #O, -3s) FLASH or PAUSEbutton counrs as I digit.l For your convenience, program pri\*are phonenumbers into the KX-T61630, KX-T61620,

KX- T61650, KX- T30830, KX- T30820 orKX-T308JO.ProgrammingBe sure rhe handset is in [he cradle and rheSP-PHONE or MONITOR button is OFF.

1. Set the MEMORY switch to PROGRAM.PROGRAM MODE will be displayed.

2. Press a programtnabie feafllre button.The LCD will show MOI: IVOTSTOREDwhen nothing is stored in the programmablefeature button 01.When automatic line access nutnber 9 and thephone number 123-4.56-7890 has been stored,11101: -123-456-7890 wil l be displayed.

3. Enter [he line access nunlbtr.9: automatic line access tti~tnbcr81: line access number of CO I82: line access tlumber of CO 2S3: line access nrlmber of CO 384: line access number of CO 485: line access number of CO 586: line access number of CO 6

4. Enter rhe phone number.l You may etirer putic~1rrrtiotl.s drlring N

phone number.The SNR button is used as the - button.l To erase a wrong entry, press the CLEARbuuon.

1. Lift rhe handset or press rhe SP-PHONEbutron.2. Press a programmable feature burton.

~You may press the CO burton to select theCO line direcriy after lifting rhe handset otpress the SP-PHO NE button.ConditionsaUse the 0 , or a button for scro llingthe display from side to side.

l The dialed phone number wil l be displa-ved onthe LCD of the KX-T61630/KX-T30830.l The combinations of speed dialing. one-touchdialing and manual dialing is possib le.eThe line access number (9 or 81 through 86)should be stored.l Continuous use of tine rouch dialing is poss i-ble.Example:Wll WIIn this case, programmable feature brrrton02 should not include the line accessnumber.

l When dialing, the pause is aulomaticallyentered after line access number (9 or 81rhrough 86).*Features that can be accessed by using thedialing button 01~0 can be programmed intomemory.Refer to One Touch Access for SystemFearures page 4-23.

Examples:Automatic line access number 9 and phonenurnber 123-4567 into the programmable fea-ture button 01.

Progranitning


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Calling doorphone 1

LIFTTHEHANDSET DlAL"31" WAITFORTHEORPRESS CONFIRMATION.'SP-PHONE" TONEANDTHENTALK.

I Calling door-phone 2

ILIFTTHEHANDSETORPRESS"SP-PHONE"

IDlAL"32" WAITFORTHECONFlRMAl lON

TONEANDTHENTALK

DescriptionA disbrzcbve dial tone will be heard from hehnrldset if rhe esrmsion user has prel~iouslyacfivared a special fearure.Operation

NoneConditionsThere are two types of dial tones.Dial lolIe I: ordirlary dial tone

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DescriptionUp to two doorphones (KX-T30865) cal l beconnected to the KX-T61610.OperationDialiq fo rhe doorphoties

1. Lifr rhe handser or press rhe SP-PHO NEburrou.2. Dial 131) for calling doorphoile 1.Dial (32) for calling doorphone 2..

DOOR I or DOOR 2 will be displayed.

Dial Iolle 2: ,c,hcn any of the following fea-tloes is activared:Do tlot Disturb.Dial Call PickLrp DenyCall Forwarding.Dam Line Security.Background MusicI I I I I

WBR/L-----J

I II set

3. Wait for the confirmation tone and then starttalking.

4. Haq up or press rhe SP-PHONE buttonripor completion of /he cotiversa tion.


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-Sett i ng WLn honr.i rin n r0rc1lLfor ca,nIJ-ot~. . .,I..&or outssrde (trunk) calls

H E A R A B U S YTONE

CONFIRMATIONS HANGUPOR LIFTTHE HANDSET YOUWILLTONE OFZBEEPS P R E S S DRPRESS I iEARTHECOWILLBE HEARD "SP-PHONE" "SP-PHDNE" DIALTONE

For inierc&n calls Whet7 i17erc0171 C(l lh

EXTENSIONN U MB E RH E A R A B U S YTONE

CO:NFlRMATlON LITTTHEHANDSET YDUWILLHEARTHETONE OFZBEEPS P R E S S OR P R E S S RING BACKTONEWILLBEHEARD "SP-PHONE" "SP-PHONE"(11 through 26) --__I- __.

If rile itlrercotn extensiotr or olrtside line youhnve dic~ lecl s busy, y0l.i will be uutotnaricnllycalled buck whet the estensiotl or the outsideline beconIes free llsitlg this futicriotl.This feuiire is ciiso kilorvti ns uitnp-011.

QpemtionSetting

1. Lift rhe hntidset or press the SP-PHO NEbuttotl.

2. For intercom calls, dial tlie extensiotl tzrrtn-ber.For olttside cnlls , press the CO button.3..Dial .(6) crfier a busy tone is heard.

Conditionse Liftitlg the hculdset (or pressitlg tile SP-PHONE button) dltritlg the cramp-on tnodewill cause the cflmp-otl feature to be cat~cellec l.eAtr estetlsiom muy be the recipient of morethrltl one cdl back busy, the call backs w ill beexecuted in the order of their nrrivd.

@If o call buck is not rcns\vered nt the originatitlges;etlsion tvithitl IO secotzcls, the call buck willbe catlcelled.

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DIALTHE YOUWILL OIAL "1"EXTENSION H E A R A B U S Y ANDWALTFORNUMGER TONE AN ANSWER

Descriptior2If rhe estemiot7 you hnvi: dialed is busy. yorr calfirlfortn that exretrsion [hat morher itrtercottl caliis waiting by three beeps.For use of [his feature, the other extension isrequited to be set for this feature beforehand inthe KX-T61610.

Operation1. Lifr the hcitlclset or pwss the SP-PHO/~E

b11ttot1.

2. Dial the extension nutnber.

3. When you will hear a busy lotze, dial (1)and wait for m mswer.

Conditions0 To answer your signal, see Call Waiting 011page 4-l 6.

*If the other party is usitq data equipment, youmay not be able to use this feature.

LIF iTHEHANDSETOR P R E S S"SP-PHONE"

P R E S S"LNR"

DescriptionThe last photle tlilttiber dialed 011 atz outgoingcall (CO line) cat1 be redialetl.Opercrtion \

2. Lift [he hadset or press the SP-PHONE _,burrott.

2. Press the LJJR buttotl.

::.

eYou may press the CO brltrotz to select the COline directly lifter lifting the hatdset or press.the SP-PHONE or MONITOR button.

Conditions*Up to 32 digits ccttl be siorcd utzcl redialed.Plid7it ig rlie W # Or PA USE blllfotlC011tlt.s 0s I digit. 5

iz+ het2 cullitlg or while itz the cotlversalionttlotle, pressitlg [he LNR buttotz will cause themedial to operfice after about 3 secotids .


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LIFT THE HANDSETORPRESSSP-PHONE

DIAL "40"

DescriptionAn exrension user cm mswer ally ritlgrtlgesiension within their O~II pickup group.Operation

1. Lift rhe hflndsel or press Ihe SP-PHON Ebulton.2. Did (40) cd wait for the confirmation tone.

,:-is 3. Start talking.Lb

Conditions ,QDial Call Pickrip w ill work for incortlillg cnlls(intercom, ourside and doorphone) bllr \vi/ lnot w0rk for ccirnp-on recall and hold recall.@If a ringing exterzsion i s oulsicle the pickupgroup or is in rhe dial ca ll pickup denied

iTlOde, then 0 reorder tone will be heard,through the use of this feature.

6,ReIer to Dial Call Pickup Group A ssigtrmetrron page 3-33.SDirr l Call Pickup cm use with the present call

LIFF THE HANDSETOH PRESSSP-PHONE

DIAL 4 OIALTHE RINGINGEXTENSIONN U MB E R(11 through 26)

Descriptio 11An estemioti ,tln), atmver (111tlconliq call flm~is ringitlg at mother e.vtcs/rsiotl regardless ofthe picklrp group.

Operation1. Lif i the hnt ldsct or pwss the SPyP/lIOtVE :

brrrtot1. J2. Dial (4) c7rrrlhen rile fstclrsio ti Il[t&er (I [dlroligh 26) (it wli icll 1~11 is t-ijlgitlg.3. Wait for cotlfirttici~io~l totle aud then stnrttalking.

Conditions. Qlr is possible f0 CitlSI~Ct Cii11.S oul.ride yoiil

f l.rsigtled pickup grorrp.QDirecteti Gri ll Pickup co11 ~se with Illc presentctrll placed 011 hold.Ex&ple:Mr Broll:1ls esktisiotr tlrr,~fber is 16.He is ti01t alit of the ofjice.Mark r-ecei1,e.she ~011 i,l.src~nd of Mr. Bro\vtlwith rhe telephone on his desk (exteruiotl 15).


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To retrieve a parked call at any extension

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LIFT THE DIAL 5 D I AL PAR KEDHANDSET EXTENSIONO R PR ESS N U M BERSP-PHONE

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Description Exatnple:Allo~vs any estensiotz user to retrieve a call(intercom or outside) on hold at any extetuiotz.

OperationWhet1 atI intercom or outside call is otz hold.

Mark is ralkitzgwith extensiotz 15 0t1 his desk,and theta moves to atlother rootn p lacing the callon hold.He resumes the conversatiotl using anolherestensioti.

1. Lift rite handset or press the SP-PH ONEbutton at atly estettsion. Press he HOLD biiliotr.kmg r1p Nllci tl1en go

2. Dial (5) atld rhe esretuiotl number of thephone oti which rhe cnl l is placed 011 hold.(Connecrion is tlow tnade with the party wholvas on holcl.)

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