Benutzerhandbuch für Panasonic KX-TVS80

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Important Information
3
Table of Contents
8
Section 1 VOICE PROCESSING SYSTEM OVERVIEW
13
- 1.1WHAT THE VPS CAN AND CANNOT DO
  14
  - 1.1.1Why Voice Processing?
    14
  - 1.1.2Basic Operations
    14
    - Greeting Callers:
      14
    - Sending Messages:
      14
    - Receiving Messages:
      14
  - 1.1.3VPS Limitations
    15
    - The KX-TVS50/80 does not support:
      15
      - UCD functions
        15
- 1.2SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT, AND USE
  16
- 1.3SYSTEM BASICS
  17
  - 1.3.1General
    17
  - 1.3.2System Components
    17
    - Main Cabinet
      17
    - Inside View of the Main Cabinet
      17
    - System Components
      18
  - Table 1
    18
  - Position
    18
  - Additional Function
    18
  - Table 2
    21
  - Table 3
    22
  - CO Lines
    22
  - Port
    22
  - Table 4
    22
  - CO Lines
    22
  - Port
    22
- 1.4DIGITAL INTEGRATION
  23
Section 2 INSTALLATION
25
- 2.1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
  26
  - 2.1.1Installation
    26
  - 2.1.2Wiring
    26
- 2.2UNPACKING
  27
  - Table 5
    27
- 2.3MOUNTING THE VPS ON A WOODEN WALL
  28
- 2.4FRAME GROUND CONNECTION
  29
  - IMPORTANT!!!
    29
  - Test Procedure
    29
- 2.5INSTALLATION STEPS
  30
  - CAUTION
    30
- 2.6INSTALLING AN OPTIONAL EXPANSION MEMORY CARD (KX-TVS52)
  32
  - 2.6.1General
    32
  - 2.6.2Installing the KX-TVS52
    32
    - CAUTION
      33
- 2.7CONNECTIONS
  34
- 2.8TERMINAL CONNECTION
  37
  - 2.8.1Requirements for Connecting Programming Terminal
    37
  - Table 6
    37
  - COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS
    37
    - 2.8.2Connecting the RS-232C Cable
      37
      - STOP:
        37
  - Table 7 Pin Configuration of the EIA (RS-232C)
    38
  - Pin
    38
  - Number
    38
  - Signal Name
    38
  - Circuit Type
    38
  - EIA
    38
  - CCITT
    38
    - 2.8.3EIA (RS-232C) Signals
      39
Section 3 INTEGRATING THE VPS WITH PANASONIC KX-T PHONE SYSTEMS
41
Section 4 INTEGRATING THE VPS WITH THE PANASONIC KX-TA ANALOG PBX AND KX- TD DIGITAL PBX
63
Section 5 CUSTOMIZING THE SYSTEM
93
- 5.1STARTING UP
  94
  - 5.1.1Before Programming
    94
  - 5.1.2Quick Setup
    94
  - Table 18
    95
  - PBX Type
    95
  - Required Procedures
    95
    - 5.1.3Starting the Quick Setup
      95
  - Table 19
    96
- 5.2PORT SETTING OPTIONS
  102
  - 5.2.1Custom Service Setting Example
    102
  - 5.2.2Custom Service Features
    103
  - 5.2.3Custom Service Programming
    105
  - Table 20
    106
  - Description
    106
  - Value Range (Default)
    106
  - Description/Function
    106
  - Table 21
    107
  - Entry
    107
  - Function
    107
    - 5.2.4Recording Menus
      108
    - 5.2.5Checking Operation
      108
    - 5.2.6Voice Mail
      108
    - 5.2.7Mailbox Groups
      109
      - To establish a mailbox group:
        109
    - 5.2.8Extension Groups
      109
      - To establish an extension group:
        110
    - 5.2.9Interview Service
      110
      - To structure an interview mailbox:
        110
    - 5.2.10Automated Attendant
      111
    - 5.2.11Department Dialing Service
      111
    - 5.2.12Operator Service
      111
- 5.3SETTING PORTS
  112
  - 5.3.1Port Service Menu
    112
  - Table 22
    112
  - Description
    112
  - Value Range
    112
  - (Default)
    112
  - Description/Function
    112
- 5.4AUTOMATED ATTENDANT PARAMETERS
  114
  - 5.4.1Automated Attendant Menu
    114
  - 5.4.2Department Dialing
    114
  - 5.4.3Operator's Parameters
    114
  - Table 23
    115
  - Description
    115
  - Value Range
    115
  - (Default)
    115
  - Description/Function
    115
- 5.5SETTING MAILBOXES
  117
  - 5.5.1Mailbox Setting Menu
    117
    - System Administration
      117
  - 5.5.2Entering a Mailbox
    117
  - Table 24
    117
  - Description
    117
  - Value Range
    117
  - (Default)
    117
  - Description/Function
    117
  - Table 25
    119
  - Description
    119
  - Value Range
    119
  - (Default)
    119
  - Description/Function
    119
    - 5.5.3Deleting a Mailbox
      120
    - 5.5.4Password Reset
      120
    - 5.5.5Mailbox Listing
      120
- 5.6TRAINING THE SUBSCRIBER
  121
Section 6 FINAL SETUP
123
Section 7 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
131
- 7.1INITIALIZING THE SYSTEM
  132
- 7.2UTILITY COMMANDS
  134
  - Table 26
    134
    - 7.2.1Off-line Set (OFLN)
      134
    - 7.2.2On-line Set (ONLN)
      135
    - 7.2.3Set Password (PASS)
      135
    - 7.2.4Set Time (TIME)
      136
    - 7.2.5Print Reports at Specified Time (PSET)
      136
    - 7.2.6Error Log Display (ELOG)
      137
      - Note
        137
  - Table 27
    138
  - Table 28
    138
  - Table 29
    139
    - 7.2.7Saving the System Data to the Backup Device (SAVE)
      139
      - WARNING
        140
        Note
        141
    - 7.2.8Loading New or Saved Data to the VPS (LOAD)
      141
      - Note
        142
    - 7.2.9Print All of the VPS Parameters (GPRN)
      142
    - 7.2.10Program Version Display (VERS)
      143
    - 7.2.11Custom Service Report (CREP)
      143
    - 7.2.12Custom Service Menu Access Count Clear (CCLR)
      145
      - Note
        145
    - 7.2.13Message Waiting Lamp Retry Times (MWL)
      145
      - Note
        145
    - 7.2.14Setting Minimum Recording Length (MRL)
      145
      - Note
        145
    - 7.2.15Modified Prompt List (MPLT)
      146
      - Note
        147
    - 7.2.16Utility Command List (HELP)
      147
    - 7.2.17Quick Setup (QSET)
      147
      - Note
        147
    - 7.2.18Circuit Condition Display (LMON)
      148
    - 7.2.19DTMF Information Display (PUTD)
      148
      - WARNING
        149
- 7.3SYSTEM REPORTS
  150
- 7.4TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
  160
  - Table 30
    160
  - PROBLEM
    160
  - PROBABLE CAUSE
    160
  - POSSIBLE SOLUTION
    160
- 7.5SPECIFICATIONS
  162
  - Table 31
    162
Appendix A SYSTEM FEATURES
165
- A1SYSTEM FEATURES
  166
  - Table 32
    166
  - FEATURE
    166
  - DESCRIPTION
    166
  - REFERENCE
    166
Appendix B SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE
191
Appendix C SYSTEM MANAGER'S GUIDE
257
Appendix D MESSAGE MANAGER'S GUIDE
275
Glossary
335
Index
345

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