SECTION 400 (Version 3.0)
Issue 1 Jayp 1990
FF6l#-(l- 72)#-(Name)#
Assigning names extensions
Names are stored for each of the extension ports
from 1 to 72. By having the names stored for each
of the extensions, it is possible forthe two parties
to confirm each others name while making an
intercom tail.
This is particularly useful when receiving a call
from another extension in that you can see the
name of the callers extension at a glance.
In addition, the names stored are normally shown
on the LCD of a registered extension.
A name consists of a maximum of 10 letters.
FF6-1 #-NN( 1 - 72)#-(Name)#
NN#:
Extension port number it is desired
to store (the extension number is
automatically displayed).
[CONF]#: For clear previous data
Nick#: When it is desired to store Nick for
example.
FFG-2#-(00 - 89)#- (Name)#
Assigning names to
SSD
code
Names are stored for each of the SSD (System
speed dial) codes from 00 to 89. By having names
stored for each of the SSD codes, the name can be
confirmed when dialing using SSD.
This is particularly useful for SSD numbers on a
telephone having a large display because the
stored names are clearly arranged alphabetically
and the name of the party you intend to call can
be seen at a glance.
In addition, the stored name is indicated on the
LCD during a call made using the stored SSD.
FF6-2#-NN(O0 - 89)#- (Name)#
NN#: Special speed dial code it is
desired to store
[CONF]#: For clear previous data
Panasonic Co.. f: (When it is desired to store
Panasonic Industrial for
example)
DES
FF-6 Name and Message storing mode
FF63#-(l - 72)#-(90 - 99)#-(Name)#
Assigning names
to PSD codes
Names are nod for PSD (Personal speed dial)
codes 90 - 99 of each of the extension ports from 1
to 72.
This function is the same as Assigning names to
SSD code (FF6-2#-(00 - 89)#).
The names consist of a maximum of 16 letters.
FF6-3#-NN(l -72)#-SS(90- 99)#-(Name)#
NN#:
Extension port number it is
desired to store
SSP: PSD code it is desired to
store
[CONF]#: For clear previous data
Panasonic Service #: (When it is desired to store
Panasonic Service for
example)
FF6-4#-(5 - 9)#- (Message)#
Assigning absence message
An absence message can be conveyed to a party
who calls while you are out
With this setting the contents are stored in
message codes 5 - 9. Message codes 0 - 4 have been
stored beforehand and cannot be changed.
A message consists of a maximum of 15 letters.
FF6-4#-(5 - 9)#- (Message)#
(S-9)8: Customized Absence
Message to be stored
[CONF]#: For clear previous data
At Panasonic #: (When it is desired to store,
‘I leftto Panasonic’ for
example)
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