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Installation Manual
- KX-T616
Installation Manual
- KX-T61610
Operating Manual
Parts List
Programming Manual
Service Manual
Station User Manual -
KX-T616
Station User Manual
- KX-T61610
 The
KX-T616 was produced very briefly and almost immediately replaced by the
KX-T61610. The KX-T616 also has an additional Amphenol 50-pin
connector for the extensions. The KX-T616 was less flexible than the
KX-T61610 in terms of features and almost immediately obsoleted by it.
KX-T616 and KX-T61610 is native 6 lines and 16 telephones which can be
analogue phones with either pulse or DTMF dials, or Panasonic proprietary
multi-line phones. No expansion cards are required or available. All six lines and
16 extensions are built in and terminate on individual RJ11 style jacks.
On the KT-T616 The extensions could also be wired out by means of a 25 pair
Amphenol connector which plugged into the rear of the unit.
Both models supported music on hold, paging and a serial port but only the
KX-T61610 could have the optional doorphone connected.
It requires at least one Featurephone, the KX-T7130E for programming
purposes.
The telephones can be programmed as "hotline" or auto-ringdown for
non-dial common-battery manual sets where it will automatically ring a
specific extension or outside number when going off hook.
Panasonic refers to these as an Electronic Modular
Switching System.
There was also a baby brother to the KX-T61610, the KX-T30810 with three
lines and eight telephones. This system had the same features as the KX-T61610.
The Panasonic KX-T61610 phone system is compatible with
these Panasonic analogue system phones: KX-T7730, KX-T7030, KX-T7131,
KX-T7020, and the KX-T7750 Desk Phones.
LJU Wiring (KX-T308/T616/T61610)
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LJU 2/3A
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Wire colour
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2
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Red
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3
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Black
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4
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Yellow
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5
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Green
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Extensions and lines are terminated at the system end on RJ11 plugs,
which should be supplied with the system. On the KX-T616 the extensions
could also be wired out by means of a 25 pair Amphenol connector which plugged
into the rear of the unit.
Panasonic Telephones that CAN be used to programme a 308/616 system
KX-T30830
KX-T61630
KX-T123230
KX-T7030
KX-T7130
Panasonic Telephones that CANNOT be used to Programme a 308/616 system
KX-T30820
KX-T30850
KX-T61620
KX-T61650
KX-T123220
KX-T123250
KX-T7020
KX-T7050
KX-T7120
KX-T7150
The telephones below are older models and were originally sold with the KX-T30810,
KX-T61610 and KX-T1232 systems.
KX-T30820 - Featurephone telephone (3 CO).
KX-T30830 - Featurephone telephone with LCD (3 CO).
KX-T30850 - Featurephone telephone (3 CO).
KX-T61620 - Featurephone telephone (6 CO).
KX-T61630 - Featurephone telephone with LCD (6 CO).
KX-T61631 - Featurephone telephone with LCD (6 CO).
KX-T61650 - Featurephone telephone (6 CO).
KX-T123220 - Featurephone telephone (12CO).
KX-T123230 - Featurephone telephone with LCD (12CO).
KX-T123250 - Featurephone telephone (12CO).
Also
KX-T7055, KX-T7020, KX-T7030, KX-T7130, KX-T7135, KX-T7320, KX-T7320 and
KX-T7335
KX-T61650E
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Panasonic KX-T 616 Programming
Codes
Move switch in cabinet to
PROGRAM. Use station 10 phone to program |
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Code |
Description |
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00 |
Time/Date |
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01 |
System Speed Dial 00 to
99 |
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02 |
System Speed Dialing –
Class Assignment |
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03 |
DSS Console Assignment |
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04 |
Dial Mode Tone/Pulse |
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05 |
System Switching Mode
Automatic/Manual |
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06 |
System Switching Time |
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07 |
Outward Dialing Day |
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08 |
Outward Dialing Night |
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09 |
Ringing, Day |
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10 |
Ringing, Night |
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11 |
Toll Restriction Class
Assignment |
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12 |
Toll Restriction, Deny
Codes |
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13 |
Toll Restriction, Allow
Codes |
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14 |
Host PBX Access Codes |
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15 |
Preferred Line
Assignment |
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16 |
Programmable Call
Waiting |
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17 |
Delayed Ringing |
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18 |
Delayed Ring Count |
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19 |
Intercom Alert Tone |
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20 |
Door Phone Ringing |
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21 |
Dial Call Pickup Group |
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22 |
Account Code Entry Mode |
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23 |
Call Duration Start
Timer |
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24 |
SMDR Communication
Parameters |
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25 |
System Data Dump |
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26 |
SMDR Incoming/Outgoing |
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27 |
Automatic Answer Mode |
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28 |
Hold Recall Time |
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29 |
External Pager Access
Tone |
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30 |
Programmable Secret
Speed Dials |
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31 |
Hook Flash Time |
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32 |
Disconnect time 1.5
Seconds or 4.0 Seconds |
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33 |
Calling Party Control |
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34 |
DSS Button Mode
With/Without Transfer |
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35 |
DTMF Receiver Check |
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36 |
Transfer Recall Time |
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37 |
Parallel connection of a
SLT with a Proprietary Telephone |
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38 |
F1/Save Changes the F1
key to a Save Key |
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39 |
F3/FWD Key Sets F1 to a
FWD key |
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40 |
Executive Bust Override |
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41 |
Automatic CO Line
Access, Outgoing |
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42 |
Programmable Call
waiting Tone Type |
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43 |
Door Opener |
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45 |
Carrier Codes Assignment |
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99 |
System Data Clear |
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