Panasonic DBS Series Programming Manual page 55

Panasonic Digital Business System - Programming Manual
April 1997
Default DDI Number
This step is the default DDI number to be used when extensions which are not assigned a DDI
number make a call and the DDI is sent to line.
This step should not be used if there are non DDI channels conected to the system.
Related Step: FF1 6# 5# (1-144)# 1# - DDI Number Setting
Sending DDI On Outgoing Calls
0# Do Not Send DDI Data
1# Send DDI Data
The DDI data associate with an extension making a DASS II call can be sent to the network to
provide CLI at the receiving end. Extensions which have no DDI set use the Default DDI Number.
Related Steps: FF1 6# 4# 5# - Default DDI Number
FF1 6# 5# (1-144)# 1# - DDI Number Setting
DDI Ringing Pattern
1# .375 sec On / .25 sec Off / .375 sec On / 2 sec Off
2# 1 sec On / .25 sec Off
3# .25 sec On / .25 sec Off / .25 sec On / .25 sec Off / .25 sec On / 4.75 sec Off
Sets the ringing pattern for incoming DDI calls.
DDI Group Name Display
0#
1#
Selects weither the DDI group name is displayed on the second line of keyset LCDs curing DDI
incoming ringing.
Default DDI Number For Private Wire Groups
(9-11)#
9#
10#
11#
The DDI number for private circuit groups breaking out over DASS II can be specified here for use
when outgoing DDI data is required to be sent to the network.
FF1 6# 4# 5# (0-999999)#
FF1 6# 4# 6# (0-1)#
FF1 6# 4# 7# (1-3)#
FF1 6# 4# 8# (0/1)#
Name displayed
Name NOT displayed
FF1 6# 4# (9-11)# (0-999999)#
Group
Private wire group 1
Private wire group 2
Private wire group 3
(0-999999)# Default DDI Number
CONF# Clear
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