EIA Remote & Diagnosis Program p User Guide Please read these instructions before using the EIA software.
Contents CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................................... 2 INITIAL MENU............................................................................................................................... 6 1. SYSTEM DATA IN THE KX-TD208 ............................................................................................... 6 2. SYSTEM DATA IN THE FILE ON DISK ....................................................
10. ISDN EXTENSION RINGING ASSIGNMENT - DAY/NIGHT[410, 411] ........................................... 17 STATION SETTING ..................................................................................................................... 18 1. NAME(EXTENSION NAME SET) .................................................................................................. 18 2. CONNECTION ASSIGNMENT [609] .............................................................................................. 18 3.
8. CHARGE VERIFICATION ID CODE [108]...................................................................................... 25 9. ISDN NETWORK TYPE [106]..................................................................................................... 25 10. MUSIC ON HOLD [803] ............................................................................................................ 25 11. BACK GROUND MUSIC [803] ...........................................................................................
1. SYSTEM DATA ALL CLEAR ........................................................................................................ 32 2. SYSTEM DATA CLEAR EXCEPT ISDN DATA ............................................................................... 32 SYSTEM DATA SAVE MENU ........................................................................................................... 33 1. SAVE TO THE KX-TD208 .....................................................................................................
Initial Menu This tool enables you to program the KX-TD208 and save the programming to your disk. 1. System Data in the KX-TD208 To program the KX-TD208. First load the PC with System Data in the KX-TD208, then you can program. Next load the data into the KX-TD208 and save the data to a file on disk. 2. System Data in the file on disk To program the disk-filed system data of KX-TD208. First the file must be loaded from disk to the PC memory, then you can program.
Before you begin [File] These files will be used or created by this program. TD208.EXE ; Executable File - this program In order to run this program, enter "TD208" after changing to the directory where this file exists. Enter "TD208/MONO" for monochrome display. XXXXXXXX.DBE; The system programming data XXXXXXXX.DBA; ASCII character file of the system data. You can print this file on a printer. P208.PRT ; When you press[Alt]+[P], the displayed screen will be saved into the file "P208.PRT".
Before you begin 2 Entering The cursor is displayed as an underline in a field. A message "Enter........" appears. 3. Move the cursor You can use the TAB key, the ENTER key, or the cursor keys to move the cursor to the next or the previous item. TAB key: Moves the cursor to the next item. SHIFT+TAB: Moves the cursor to the previous item. ENTER key: Moves the cursor to the next item. Up key: Moves the cursor to the upper or previous item. Down key: Moves the cursor to the lower or next item.
Before you begin 5.Function keys F4(HELP): Explains how to change parameters. F5(P-PAGE): Returns to the previous page. F6(N-PAGE): Advances to the next page. F7(SAVE): Saves the data displayed on the screen. F8(EXIT): Returns to the menu screen.
Programming the System Data in KX-TD208 Assigns the communication parameters of the RS-232C connection. (1) Before assigning parameters, connect the KX-TD208 to COM 1 or 2 of the PC using an RS-232C cable. (2) If you want to change parameters, use the TAB key, the cursor keys or the ENTER key to move the cursor.
Programming the System Data in the file on Disk (1) Enter the drive letter and directory. Press the ENTER key. (2) Press the F8(EXIT) key to return to the initial screen. (3) File names are displayed when the file extensions of them are ".DBE" and ".DBA". The files whose file extensions are ".DBA" are ASCII files for printing. (4) - To load a database file into the memory of the PC 1 Select a file with the Up or the Down key and press the ENTER key. 2 When you select a file with ".
System Data Programming Main Menu 02. Station Setting Assigns features to each extension. The following features can be assigned. - Name - Connection Assignment - Extension Group Number - Doorphone Ringing -Day/Night - Extra Device Port - Class of Service Number -Primary/Secondary - Data Line Security - Department Code - Charge Limit - TAM Connection Assignment - Outgoing Call Permission -Day/Night - Extension Ringing Type (NORMAL) -Day/Night - Intercept Routing Assignment 03.
System Data Programming Main Menu 07. Timer - Hold Recall Time - Transfer Recall Time - Call Forwarding - No Answer Time - Intercept Time - Pickup Dial Waiting Time - Door Release Time - Message Waiting Ring Interval Time 08. Absent Message 09. Miscellaneous - System Password - Emergency Dial - Call Hunting(Station Hunting Type) - Pulse Dial Reception - Automatic Door Open - Day/Night - Charge Display Type - Charge Fee Reference ID Code - ISDN Network Type - Music On Hold - Back Ground Music 10.
System Data Programming Main Menu 2. Route Setting - Carrier Code - Authorisation Code - Itemised Bill Code - Route Selection Code - Route Exceptional Code - Authorise Code(Authorisation Code Set) 12. RS-232C/SMDR Parameter Assigns external features connected with the KX-TD208. The following features can be assigned.
Getting Started This makes clear what you should set, depending on your contract with the telephone company. 1. Point to Multi-Point -Jumps to the settings for P-MP. a) Multiple Subscriber Number Set [407] b) Extension Ringing Assignment - Day/Night[408, 409] c) ISDN Extension Ringing Assignment - Day/Night[410, 411] 2. Point to Point -Jumps to the settings for P-P.
ISDN Port Setting 1. ISDN Configuration [406] Assigns the configuration on an ISDN port basis. Port 1 : CO/P-P(Point to Point) or CO/P-MP(Point to Multi-Point) Port 2 : CO/P-P, CO/P-MP, Extension/P-P or Extension/P-MP 2. Connection Assignment [400] Assigns connection status of the ISDN port. Connected or Disconnected 3. Intercept EXT No. - Day/Night [401, 402] Assigns extensions as destinations of intercept routing in day and night modes. Not Stored or EXT[ ] (After selecting EXT[ ]) 0 through 9 EXT No.
ISDN Port Setting 7. ISDN DDI Number / Extension Number Transformation [412] Used to convert a DDI number to an extension number in order to put an incoming DDI call to a specific extension. 0 through 9 Maximum 6 digits 8. Multiple Subscriber Number Set [407] Assigns a maximum of ten multiple subscriber numbers(MSN) on an ISDN port basis. 0 through 9 Maximum 16 digits 9.
Station Setting 1. Name(Extension Name Set) Assigns a user's name to each extension. 0 through 9, A through Z, a through z. * # ! ? space . , ' : ; / + - = < > $ % & @ ( ) Maximum 10 characters 2. Connection Assignment [609] Assigns whether the extension is operational or not. Connected or Disconnected 3. Extension Group Assignment [602] Assigns individual extensions to one extension group. 1 through 8 4.
Station Setting 8. Department Code [613] Assigns the department codes on an extension basis. 0 through 9 Maximum 5 digits 9. Charge Limit(Budget Management) [003] Assigns the total call charge limit on an extension basis. 0 through 9999 ( œ ) 10. TAM Connection Assignment [611] Assigns which extensions are connected to Telephone Answering Machines Connected or Disconnected 11. Outgoing Call Permission - Day/Night [605, 606] Assigns whether each extension can make outside calls in day and night modes.
Day/Night Mode Start Time 1. Day/Night Service Starting Time [100] Sets the starting time when you select the automatic switching mode for day/night service. Disable or [ : ] Hour : 00 through 23 Minute : 00 through 59 Class of Service 1. Toll Restriction Level - Day/Night [500, 501] Assigns the level of Toll Restriction in day and night modes. 1 through 8 2.
Class of Service 6. Do Not Disturb Override [504] Assigns if Do Not Disturb Override is permitted or not. Allowed or Denied 7. Door Opener Access [508] Allows or denies door release by feature number on a class of Service(COS) basis. Allowed or Denied 8. Night Service Access [509] Allows or denies Day/Night service setting on a Class of service (COS) basis. Allowed or Denied 9.
System Speed Dial Table 1. Name(System Speed Dialling Name Set) Assigns names to the speed dialling numbers. 0 through 9 A through Z a through z Maximum * # ! ? space . , ' : ; / + - = < > $ % & @ ( ) 10 characters 2. Number(System Speed Dialling Number Set) [001] Assigns telephone numbers for system speed dialling.
Timer 1. Hold Recall Time [200] This is the time that is allowed to elapse before an alarm tone is sent to the person who placed a call on hold. 0 through 9 2. Transfer Recall Time [201] This is the time that is allowed to elapse before an alarm tone is sent to the person who transferred a call, indicating that the destination has failed to answer. 0 through 9 3. Call Forwarding No Answer Time [202] Sets the Call Forwarding No Answer Time. 0 through 9 4.
Timer 7. Message Waiting Ring Interval Time [207] Sets the interval time between Message Waiting rings for a single line telephone. 0 through 9 Miscellaneous 1. System Password [103] Assigns a password for entering into system programming from a telephone or a remote terminal. 0 through 9 4 digits minimum, 7 digits maximum 2. Emergency Dial [002] Stores up to 2 emergency numbers. Emergency numbers are not subject to toll restriction. 0 through 9 Maximum 16 digits 3.
Miscellaneous 6. Automatic Door Open - Day/Night [105] Assigns whether the door is automatically unlocked or not, when pressing the Call button. Enable or Disable 7. Charge Indication [107] Selects the display format used for charge display. œ or Pulse 8. Charge Verification ID code [108] Assigns the identification code (ID code) required to verify charges. 0 through 9 4 digits 9. ISDN Network Type [106] Assigns the type of ISDN network. BT or EURO 10. Music on Hold [803] Allows or denies Music on Hold.
Toll Restriction Menu 1. Denied Table -Toll Restriction Denied Code Entry 2. Exception Table -Toll Restriction Exception Code Entry Denied Table 1. Toll Restriction Denied Code Entry [300, 301, 302, 303, 304] Assigns telephone numbers prohibited for each Toll Restriction level. 0 through 9 *(a wild card character) Exception Table 1. Toll Restriction Exception Code Entry [305, 306, 307, 308, 309] Assigns telephone numbers not prohibited for each Toll Restriction level.
Least Cost Routing Menu 1. Common Table -Least Cost Routing(LCR) Mode -Area Code Leading Digits Entry -BTL Access Code 2. Route Table -Itemised Bill Code -LCR Carrier Code -Authorisation Code -LCR Route Selection Code -LCR Route Exception Code Common Table 1. Least Cost Routing Mode [700] Allows you to turn on or off the Least Cost Routing(LCR) mode. LCR, if enabled, selects the least expensive route to be used for an exchange line call. On or Off 2.
Route Table 1. LCR Carrier Code [701] Assigns a carrier access code for each route. 0 through 9 maximum 10 digits 2. Authorisation Code [703] Registers an authorisation code applied to each route and ISDN port. 0 through 9 maximum 20 digits 3. Itemised Bill Code [704] Assigns whether to send the itemised bill code(extension number) or not. inserted or not inserted 4. LCR Route Selection Code [702] Assigns area codes(except the leading digits) for each route.
RS-232C/SMDR Parameter 1. RS-232C Interface(EIA(RS-232C) Parameters) [804] Parity : None, Mark, Space, Even, Odd NL Code : CR+LF or CR Word Length : 7 or 8 bits Stop Bit : 1 bit or 2 bits Baud Rate : 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 2. SMDR Duration Log Outgoing(SMDR Outgoing Call Log Printout) [800] Assigns the type of outgoing calls being recorded. All ; All outgoing calls Toll ; Account Code calls overriding Toll Restriction Off ; Not printed 3.
Additional Functions 1. Sound source during transfer. [902] Area 1, Field 00 Ring-back Tone or Music on Hold 2. Result of pressing the Recall button and then replacing the handset (during an outside call). [902] Area 1, Field 01 Consultation Hold or Disconnection 3. Selects the destination when the operator number is sent as a Direct Dialling In number. [902] Area 1, Field 04 DIL 1:N or Operator 4.
Additional Functions 7. Allows you to remove Confirmation Tone 3. This tone is sent when a conversation is established just after dialling the feature numbers for access to the following features: Call Pickup, Paging Answer Hold Retrieve and Call Park Retrieve. [902] Area 2, Field 05 Disable or Enable 8. Assigns the first display of a digital large display proprietary telephone(KX-T7235) in Station Speed Dialling. [902] Area 2, Field 08 Names or Numbers 9. Selects the intercom dial tone frequency.
Clock Adjustment 1. Clock Adjustment (Date and Time Set) [000] Sets the time of KX-TD208 directly. Date : 01 through 31 Month : Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Year : 0 through 9 Day of the week : SUN, MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT Hour : 00 through 23 Minute : 00 through 59 System Version 1. Version(ROM Version Display) Displays the software version of the KX-TD208. System Default Clear 1. System Data All Clear -Initialises all of the current system-programmed data.
System Data Save Menu 1. Save to the KX-TD208 -To save the programmed system data to the KX-TD208. 2. Save to your Disk File -To save the programmed system data to your disk file. 3. Back to "Main Menu" -To go back to "System Data Programming Main Menu". 4. Exit to "Initial Menu" -To exit to "Initial Menu".
Save the System Data to KX-TD208 Assigns the communication parameters of the RS-232C connection. (1) Before assigning parameters, connect the KX-TD208 to COM 1 or 2 of the PC using an RS-232C cable. (2) If you want to change parameters, use the TAB key, the cursor keys or the ENTER key to move the cursor.
Save the System Data to your Disk File (1) - To save the database in the PC memory into a file 1 A message; "Enter File Name[ ], Comment[ ]" appears. 2 Enter a name of the file without the file extension (as it is automatically attached to the name) and press the ENTER key. Enter a comment and press the ENTER key. 3 A message "Now saving system data" appears and saving starts. 4 When it is completed, a message "System data saving completed" appears. 5 If you want to change the Directory, press the TAB key.
Produced By Paul White Panasonic Business Systems Panasonic House, Willoughby Road, Bracknell Berkshire RG12 4FP Printed in the UK
