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    7. Panasonic KX-TGP500 manual

      A. General Information
      • 1. Introduction
      • 2. Used symbols
      B. Initial Operation
      • 1. Requirements
      • 2. Installation
        • 2.1. Overview
        • 2.2. Registering mobile handsets to the DECT base
      C. Operation
      • 1. Basic functions
        • 1.1. Telephone overview
        • 1.2. Placing calls
        • 1.3. Incoming calls
        • 1.4. Missed calls
        • 1.5. Hold
        • 1.6. Call waiting/Toggle calls
        • 1.7. Conference calls
        • 1.8. Attended call transfer
        • 1.9. Unattended call transfer
      • 2. Voicemail
        • 2.1. Initial set-up
        • 2.2. Accessing voicemail
      D. Where to find help regarding your telephone system?

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      Welcome!

      This manual helps you to optimize the usage of the DECT telephone in combination with the PBX. Please use this manual at initial operation. Some features differ from the features described in the manufacturer's documentation.

      We wish you success and joy in working with your new DECT telephone and this manual!

      Subject to alterations

      Version 1 / 05.2016 (EN)

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      or that this step could be irreversible, e.g., result in permanent

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      In order to use this IP telephone with your telephone system you will need a sound broadband connection.

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      Important notes

      • You should have at least the firmware version 22.24 in order to be use the Panasonic DECT solution with the telephone system (auto provisioning). In case you should have a DECT basis station that has an older firmware, that firmware will need to be updated manually. You will find more information on how to update the firmware manually in chapter Firmware Update of the Panasonic Administrator Guide of the manufacturer. New products purchased from NFON is equipped with the latest firmware and does not require any updates. In order to see the currently installed firmware on your DECT basis station, click on basic settings in the menu of your handset and proceed by clicking on software version.

      • You can register up to 6 handsets (Panasonic KX-TPA50) to one basis station (Panasonic KX-TGP500).

      • You can conduct 3 parallel calls per basis station in total.

      • Neither the extension name nor the extension number will be shown on the display of the handset. The port number will be displayed. It shows you the number of the port that the handset is registered with on the basis station.

      • You can give the handset a name in order to distinguish it from other handsets. To do this clock on the menu of your handset, then go to basic settings and click on name handset.

      • You have no access to the main phonebook of the telephone system. You have yet the possibility to create a local phonebook on your handset.

      • The handsets do not have a XML menu.

      • The default language of the handset is English. To change the language to German, click on Menu > Initial settings > Select language > Deutsch.

      • For the moment, it is not possible to deactivate the feature Call waiting indication.

      • Panasonic has different hardware- and firmware combinations for each region. Overview:

      ‌RegionModellFirmware
      Europa without UK

      KX-TGP500B01

      KX-TGP550T01

      22.xx
      UK / Asia

      KX-TGP500B02

      KX-TGP550T02

      22.xx
      USA / Kanada

      KX-TGP500B04

      KX-TGP550T04

      12.xx
      Oceania

      KX-TGP500B08

      KX-TGP550T08

      22.xx
      Russia / UkraineKX-TGP500B0422.xx

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      Before you begin using your new Panasonic DECT system, we would like to provide you with a brief overview of the steps required for installation.

      1. Add DECT base (KX-TGP500) on the administration portal.

      2. Add DECT mobile handsets (KX-TPA50) on the administration portal.

      3. Add extension for DECT mobile handset on the administration portal and assign the respective mobile handset.

      4. Register mobile handsets to base.

      5. Done!

      Detailed description of the individual steps are on the administration portal.

      During the final step, you must register the mobile handset to the base. This is done using the menu of your Panasonic mobile handset.

      1. To do so, open the main menu of your mobile handset. null (Joystick)

      2. Then select menu item “Initial Settings”.

      3. Next, select “Registration”.

      4. Now select “Register mobile handset”.

      Alternatively, instead of steps 1 to 4 you may also proceed as follows: 
      Press the menu key null (Joystick) null null null null null  .

      5. On the DECT base press and hold null for approx. 4 seconds, then “OK” on the mobile handset.

      The mobile handset now scans for the DECT base.

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      6. As the final step, you now need to enter the required access code. It is: “0000”.

      Your Panasonic DECT mobile handset is now registered to the base.

      Deleting registration of a mobile handset

      A mobile handset null may delete its own registration stored in the base (or the registration for another mobile handset). This disconnects the mobile handset’s wireless connection to the system.

      1. Press the menu key on your mobile handset  (Joystick) nullnullnullnullnull.

      2. Enter the indicated code and OK to confirm.  nullnullnullnullnull

      3. null/ null : Select the desired device and then confirm with OK.  nullnull

      4. null/ null : Select “Yes” and confirm with OK.  nullnull

      • When deleting a mobile handset other than the one you are using, press null to end. If you no longer wish to use the mobile handset, please remember to also remove it from the service site.

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      Panasonic DECT mobile handset (KX-TPA50):

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      Panasonic DECT-Basis (KX-TGP500):

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      Mobile handset

      Placing calls with the mobile handset

      • Pick up the handset and dial the telephone number.

      • To correct a digit, press null.

      • Press null or null.

      • To end the call, press null or return the mobile handset to the charger.

      Using the hands-free feature

      • Dial the telephone number and press null.

      • To end the call, press null.

      To return to using the receiver, press null.

      Adjusting the receiver or speaker volume

      Repeatedly press the joystick up or down during the call.

      Placing a call using the redial list

      The redial list stores the last 10 numbers dialed (max. 32 digits each).

      • Press null.

      • Select the desired telephone number.

      • null / null When pressing null and the other party’s line is busy, the device automatically redials the number several times. While the mobile handset is waiting for redial, the ringer indicator flashes. To cancel, press null.

      Answering calls with the mobile handset

      When a call is coming in, the mobile handset’s ringer indicator flashes rapidly.

      • Remove the mobile handset from the charger and press null, null or null, when the device is ringing.

      • To end the call press null or return the mobile handset to the charger.

      Adjusting the ringer volume on the mobile handset

      • With the mobile handset ringing for an incoming call:

        • Repeatedly press the joystick up or down to select the desired volume.

      • Programming the volume in advance:

        • null (Joystick)nullnullnullnullnull

        • null / null : Select the desired volume.

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      Missed calls are indicated on the mobile handset display (“Missed Calls”).

      To access the missed calls list, press the softkey null.

      You can then page through missed calls using null / null.

      • Press null during an external call. The active call is now placed on “Hold”

      • To cancel holding the call, press null or null.

      You are taking a call. The call waiting tone indicates a second call is incoming. Simultaneously, a line icon flashes at the top of the display and the display also shows the telephone number or, for internal calls, the name of the extension.

      • Press null to accept the call waiting.

      • Using the null you can now switch between the two calls.

      • To end a call, simply press null during the active call.

      The other call is now on “Hold”.

      • Press null, to return to the call on hold.

      Toggle refers to switching between 2 different telephone calls. Toggling places one of the parties on hold and plays hold music while you are speaking to the other party.

      Your Panasonic mobile handset allows you to make a 3-way call.

      1. Call the 1st party.

      2. Once you have reached the 1st party, press the menu key null (Joystick), and select “4=Conference”. You can alternatively press the number “4” on your keypad. The active call is now placed on “hold”.

      3. Then call the 2nd party and wait until you have reached the 2nd party.

      4. Press the softkey null to activate the 3-way call. The display now indicates Conference.

      A conference call with more than 3 parties can easily be set up on the administration portal: Please refer to the Administration portal.

      During an active call, press the menu key. null (Joystick)

      Now, select “2=Send”. You can alternatively press the number “2” on your keypad. The active call is now placed on “hold”.

      Now, dial the party to whom you would like to transfer the call. To do so, enter the party’s telephone number and press null.

      Wait for the other party to answer, then announce the call. This step can also be omitted, if necessary.

      Press the softkey null.

      During an active call, press the menu key. null (Joystick)

      Now select “3=Send blind”. You can alternatively press the number “3” on your keypad. The active call is now placed on “hold”.

      Now, dial the party to whom you would like to transfer the call without making an enquiry.

      Press the softkey null.

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      When accessing the voice menu of your voicemail system for the first time, you should also set up your personal answering system.

      Please refer to the voicemail leaflet for detailed information.

      1. Press *793 on the Panasonic mobile handset to access the voice menu of the voicemail system.

      2. Then select “0 Mailbox Options” to set up your voice mailbox.

      3. Now press “1” to record a message in the event you are unavailable.

      4. Now record your message and press “#” to end the recording.

      5. Press “1” to accept the recording, “2” to replay the recording, and “3” to rerecord.

      Use the administration portal to record custom voicemail announcements for each extension. However, the formats must be in .mp3 or .wav format.

      1. Dial *793 from the Panasonic mobile handset.

      2. Dial the direct dial/extension assigned on the service site for accessing voicemail.

      • You can also store a local voicemail phone book entry on your Panasonic DECT mobile handset. Simply dial the telephone number *793. By calling this phone book entry in the future, you always directly access the voicemail for your extension.

      • You can also have your VoiceMail messages emailed to you, which is configured at the administration portal. Please refer to the Administration Portal Manual.

      Where can you get help?

      You can use various sources for help concerning your issues. Please use them in the order suggested here:

      voip-centrex.dfn.de

      On voip-centrex.dfn.de you will find an overview of all documentation, downloads and portals as well as help pages and further information.

      https://portal.voip-centrex.dfn.de                      

      The home page of the service site contains various links to manuals, brief instructions, software downloads and templates. Please read these manuals thoroughly. They help you get the most out of your telephone system.

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      Date, time, source number, destination number

      Optional with VoIP:

      - additionally send trace to service desk
      - NFON PBX number K.. (for VoIP Centrex)

       

      Support hotline for test customers

      As a test customer, the detailed information is available under https://voip-centrex.dfn.de/index.php?id=26621.

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