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Panasonic Digital Business System - Operating Instructions

March 1997 Issue 24

Dialling a personal speed dial

Analogue Digital Keyset 1 Digital Keyset 2

1 Press a line key on a keyset, lift the

handset on an analogue

2 Enter the PSD command

- Keysets can dial MEMORY followed

by the PSD number or press the

associated one touch key.

- Analogue extensions dial 80

3 Following the MEMORY or 80 dial

the PSD number ( 90 - 99 )

4 Speak when the call is answered

System Speed Dials

The DBS originally had 180 system speed dials (SSDs) divided into two sections, 1 and 2. The SSDs are stored at

the operator extension.

The new versions of software allow for the DBS to be configured for 2 x 90 SSD groups or 1 x 180 SSD group.

This is set via programming and requires a power off/on reset to take effect and should only be changed by a

qualified engineer. Changing this setting will not erase the contents of the SSDs.

The SSD numbering changes dependant upon the mode selected.

With 2 x 90 the SSD locations are numbered 00~89 in each group

With 1 x 180 the SSD locations are numbered 100~189,200~289

They are dialled in the same way as PSDs but using the location numbers 00 - 89 or 100~189 and 200 ~ 289 in

step 3 above instead of 90 - 99.

See the Operator Features section for details about storing SSDs.

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