KX-TDE/NCP
New Features/Functions
Ver.6 (Edition-1.0)
Panasonic System Networks CO.,LTD.
New Features/Functions - 1
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The new features/functions are available from,
- KX-TDE100/200/600 MPR Ver.6.
- KX-NCP500/1000 MPR Ver.6.
KX-TDA6179 (EMSLC-24)
Overflow when All Logout
Automatic Log-out for Last agent
The caller's Information by the DSS button
Trunk Group Access Priority
Extended extension numbering plan
ARS Carrier Increase for KX-TDE100/200 and KX-NCP
Intercept to VM Improvement
H.323 Improvement
Note
KX-TDE600 only
For KX-TDE600 (Ver.6) only
NEW SLC (EMSLC) CARDS
KX-TDA6179 (EMSLC-24)
KX-TDA6179 (EMSLC24)
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24-port SLT card with Message waiting and Caller ID Card
- KX-TDA100/200/600, TDE100/200, NCP does NOT support KX-TDA6179.
Cable Maximum Distance
ø 0.4 mm: 698 m
ø 0.5 mm: 1,128 m
ø 0.6 mm: 1,798 m
CAT 5:
1,128 m
- Standby power consumptions: 2W
One SLT goes to Off-hook mode, additionally 1.1W will be consumed.
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KX-TDA6179 (EMSLC24)
SLT card combination for TDE600 with PSU-L
SLT Card
KX-TDA0177 (16 port)
KX-TDA6174 (16 port)
KX-TDA6175 (16 port)
KX-TDA6178 (24 port )
KX-TDA6179 (24 port)
Message
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Caller ID
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Capacity
Total 10
cards per
cabinet
<Conditions>
- PSU-L is required for KX-TDA6179. (Same as KX-TDA6178)
- MEC card is NOT required for KX-TDA6179. (Same as KX-TDA6178)
- 4 PFT (Power Failure Transfer) ports are supported. (Same as TDA6178)
- Message waiting specification is same as KX-TDA1178/1176 card.
- Caller ID specification is same as KX-TDA1178/1176 card.
Ver.6
Overflow when All Logout
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Overflow when All Logout
Incoming call
CO
ICD-G 601
Member: Ext.1001 and Ext.1002
Queuing Time Table: Table-1
Table-1: OGM-1 → Wait-5 → OVF
Busy-OVF: Ext.2001
Over flow function before Ver.6
- Ext.1001 and Ext.1002 are logged out from ICD-G 601
- An incoming call to ICD-G 601
→ The call is queued in the time table-1 (OGM-1 → Wait-5 → Ext.2001)
But, a customer wants to have the immediate over flow (OVF) function.
Over flow function Ver.6
- Ext.1001 and Ext.1002 are logged out from ICD-G 601
- An incoming call to ICD-G 601
→ The call is overflowed to Ext.2001 immediately.
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Overflow when All Logout
Related Program Item
New Program Option
Ver.6 function (Default)
Ver.5 function

Overflow when All Logout
Related Operation
ICD-G member
Queuing
Time Table
System
Option
Result
All member log-out
Programmed
Disable
→
Queuing (Ver.5)
All member log-out
Programmed
Enable
→
Overflow immediately (Ver.6)
All member log-out
Not
Disable or
Programmed
Enable
→
Overflow immediately
Member is not
programmed
Programmed Disable or
Enable
→
Queuing
Ver.6
Automatic Log-out for Last agent
Automatic Log-out for Last agent
Incoming call
CO

ICD-G 601 (UCD or Priority )
Member: Ext.1001 and Ext.1002
Queuing Time Table: Programed
Busy-OVF: Ext.2001
Automatic Log-out for last agent function before Ver.5
- Ext.1001 is logged out from ICD-G 601 (UCD or Priority)
- An incoming call to ICD-G 601 → The call is queued in the time table-1
- Ext.1002 does not answer,
→ But, the automatic Log-out function does not operate for the last agent.
Automatic Log-out for last agent function Ver.6
- Ext.1001 is logged out from ICD-G 601 (UCD or Priority)
- An incoming call to ICD-G 601 → The call is queued in the time table-1
- Ext.1002 does not answer,
→ The automatic Log-out function operates for the last agent.
This function does not work to Ring ICD-Group.
Automatic Log-out for Last agent
Related Program Items
This option is the same as Ver.5.
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Automatic Log-out for Last agent
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Reserve Bit Function (0F-6)
Default (Disable)
0F-6=Disable (Default)
The automatic logout function operates to the last agent.
Ver.6 new operation.
0F-6=Enable
The automatic logout function does not operate to the last agent.
Ver.5 operation.
Ver.6
The caller's Information by the
DSS button
The caller's Information by the DSS button
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The customer request function
Incoming call
Ringing
Ext.1001
Boss
Ext.1002
Secretary
Who is calling ?
- A call arrives at Ext.1001.
- Ext.1002 want to see who is calling Ext.1001, before picking up the call.
The caller's Information by the DSS button
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A solution by improved DSS function
1- Assigning the Ext.1001 DSS
button on Ext.1002
Ext.1001
Ext.1002
Ext.1001
DSS Button
Ver.6 New Option
2- Select “Enable”
Ver.6 New Option
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The caller's Information by the DSS button
Operation Sequence
1. Incoming call
Ext.1001
(Ringing)
Caller
4771234
Panasonic OCS
4771234
Line 012:
2. Flashing the DSS button
Ext.1002
Ext. 1001
3. Press the DSS
button
4. The PBX sends “Busy Tone”
You can pick up
the call.
Ext.1002 LCD
Panasonic OCS
4771234
5. We can see who
the caller is
6. Press the DSS
button again
If you want to
pickup the call.
The caller's Information by the DSS button
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Operation Condition
Ext.1001
(Boss)
Ext.1002 (DSS 1001)
(Secretary)
Pick-up by the DSS button ?
KX-DT/NTxxx
KX-DT/NTxxx
Yes
KX-TCAxxx
KX-DT/NTxxx
Yes
SLT
KX-DT/NTxxx
Yes
SIP Ext.
Any terminals
No
KX-DT/NTxxx
KX-TCAxxx
Yes
KX-TCAxxx
KX-TCAxxx
Yes
SLT
KX-TCAxxx
Yes
Any terminals
SIP Ext.
No
The caller's Information by the DSS button
Condition Display (3/6 line LCD D/IP-PT)
Panasonic OCS 04771234
Incoming call
Ext.1001
(Ringing)
Caller
4771234
3 Line LCD
6 Line LCD
Panasonic OCS
4771234
Line 012:
Panasonic OCS
4771234
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The caller's Information by the DSS button
Condition Display (3/6 line LCD D/IP-PT)
No Entry
4771234
Line 012:
Incoming call
Ext.1001
(Ringing)
Caller
4771234
3 Line LCD
6 Line LCD
4771234
> 1001: Busy
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The caller's Information by the DSS button
Condition Display (1 line LCD D/IP-PT and DECT-PS)
Panasonic OCS 04771234
Incoming call
Ext.1001
(Ringing)
Caller
4771234
1 Line LCD D-PT
DECT-PS
Panasonic OCS
4771234
Line 012:
Panasonic OCS
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The caller's Information by the DSS button
Condition Display (1 line LCD D/IP-PT and DECT-PS)
No Entry
4771234
Line 012:
Incoming call
Ext.1001
(Ringing)
Caller
4771234
1 Line LCD D-PT
DECT-PS
4771234
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The caller's Information by the DSS button
How about internal calls ???
Internal call

1002: Tanaka
Ext.1001
(Ringing)
Ext.1002 (Tanaka)
Ext.1003
Ext. 1001
2. Press the DSS button
again to pick up the call
1002: Tanaka
>1001: Busy
1. Press the DSS
button
The caller's Information by the DSS button
Other function by improved DSS
Talking
Ext.1001
Caller
4771234
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Line 12: 0:01:20
Panasonic OCS
4771234
Ext.1002
Ext. 1001
1. Press the DSS
button
Who is the other end ?
2. The PBX sends “Busy Tone”
Ext.1002 LCD
Panasonic OCS
4771234
3. We can see who
is the other end.
OVER C.BCK
Additional Operation is available.
The caller's Information by the DSS button
Other function by improved DSS
Talking

1002: Tanaka
Ext.1001
Ext.1002 (Tanaka)
Who else is talking ?
Ext.1003
Ext. 1001
2. We can see the other
end extension.
1002: Tanaka
>1001: Busy
1. Press the DSS
button
The caller's Information by the DSS button
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Reserve Bit Function (0F-7)
0F-7=Disable (Default)
Default (Disable)
Ver.6 (Improved function)
0F-7=Enable
Pick-Up a call function by DSS
Incoming
Caller
Monitor a call function by DSS
Talking
Caller
Possible
Not Possible
Ver.6
Trunk Group Access Priority
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Trunk Group Access Priority
The customer request function
Sales Group (Tenant-1)
CO access
TRG-01 (Priority for Sales)
TRG-02 (Priority for Support)
Support Group (Tenant-2)
TRG-03 (Back up)
Access Order
1st
2nd
3rd
Tenant-1 TRG-01 TRG-03 TRG-02
Tenant-2 TRG-02 TRG-03 TRG-01
Trunk Group Access Priority
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Trunk Group Access Priority
The customer request function
Sample
TRG-01(Free)
Access Order
TRG-02 (Free)
TRG-03 (Free)
2nd
3rd
Tenant-1 TRG-01 TRG-03 TRG-02
Tenant-1
TRG-01(All Busy)
TRG-02 (Free)
TRG-03 (Free)
Tenant-1
TRG-01(All Busy)
TRG-02 (Free)
TRG-03 (All Busy)
Tenant-1
1st
Tenant-2 TRG-02 TRG-03 TRG-01

Trunk Group Access Priority
The customer request function
Sample
TRG-01(Free)
Access Order
TRG-02 (Free)
TRG-03 (Free)
2nd
3rd
Tenant-1 TRG-01 TRG-03 TRG-02
Tenant-2
TRG-01(Free)
TRG-02 (All Busy)
TRG-03 (Free)
Tenant-2
TRG-01(Free)
TRG-02 (All Busy)
TRG-03 (All Busy)
Tenant-2
1st
Tenant-2 TRG-02 TRG-03 TRG-01
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Trunk Group Access Priority
Program Steps
Enable the ARS mode for every tenant described below;
Tenant
Leading Digits Table
1
1-50
2
51-100
…
…
20
951-1000
21 or more
1-1000

Trunk Group Access Priority
Program Steps
Choose the adapted TRG
New Program Option
Make priority order
Access Order
Tenant-1
1st
2nd
3rd
Tenant-1 TRG-01 TRG-03 TRG-02
Tenant-2
We can choose four TRG orders.
Tenant-2 TRG-02 TRG-03 TRG-01
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Trunk Group Access Priority
Order Condition (What is Priority 5?)
TRG Selection
Order
Result
TRG 1~64 tabs kept as
5th priority and up.
Access Order
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
Tenant-1 TRG-01 TRG-03 TRG-02
TRG-07
TRG-04
TRG-05
TRG-06
Tenant-2 TRG-02 TRG-03 TRG-01
TRG-06
TRG-04
TRG-05
TRG-07
Ver.6
Extended extension
numbering plan
Extended extension numbering plan
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Ver.5 Extension numbering plan
This extension numbering
is not possible.
Ext.1
Ext.10~19
Ext.100~199 Ext.1000~1099

Extended extension numbering plan
Customer request extension numbering plan
1- Hotel guest room No. = Extension No.
Room No
Extension No
11
11
12
12
101
101
102
102
Operator
1
2- Floor umber + room No = Extension No.
Floor
Room No
Extension No
1st
1
11
2
12
1
101
2
102
Reception
1
10th
10th floor
Ext.101~109
1st floor
Ext.11~19
Extended extension numbering plan
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Reserve Bit Function (0E-2)
Default (Disable)
0E-2=Disable (Default)
Ver.5 Extension numbering plan
0E-2=Enable
Duplicate Extension Numbering is possible.
Possible
Extended extension numbering plan

How to fix a dialed number (When 0E-2=Enable)
Default: 10sec
Recommendation: 4~6 sec.
When 0E-2 : Enable
Dial
Extension number?
YES
Extension Inter-digit
Timer is end ?
No
No
Additional dial ?
YES
No
Leading number + (Max)
Additional Digits?
or dial YES
#?
YES
Fix dialed number
YES
Extended extension numbering plan
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Reserve Bit Function (0E-3)
Default (Disable)
How to fix a dialed number call from
CTI (When 0E-2=Enable)
Ext.10
0E-3=Disable (Default)
Fix a dialed number when PBX receives make call
0E-3=Enable
Wait the Ext-Inter-Digit timer
Ext.101
Ext.10 or Ext. 10xx?
CTI Application
CTI Make call 10
Ext.1001
Extended extension numbering plan
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Reserve Bit Function (0E-5)
Default
If “Enable”
(Disable)
From TDE/NCP V6.00
How to fix a functional access code
dialed number (When 0E-2=Enable)
0E-5=Disable (Default)
We dial *783+Extension number,
The dialed number will be fixed by the Ext-Inter-Digit timer or
press #.
0E-5=Enable
Press # only
Related functional access code are,
*48 Wireless XDP Parallel Mode Set / Cancel
*710 FWD/DND Set / Cancel : Call from CO & Extension
*711 FWD/DND Set / Cancel : Call from CO
*712 FWD/DND Set / Cancel : Call from Extension
*782 Remote Extension Dial Lock Off (unlock)
*783 Remote Extension Dial Lock On (lock)
Ver.6
ARS Carrier Increase
KX-TDE100/200, NCP500/1000

ARS Carrier Increase
KX-TDE100/200, KX-NCP500/1000 ARS carrier
Ver.5: 10 Carriers
Ver.6: 48 Carriers
PBX
Ver.5
Ver. 6
NCP
TDE100 10 carrier 48 carrier
TDE200
TDE600 48 carrier 48 carrier
Ver.6
Intercept to VM Improvement
Intercept to VM Improvement

If a PBX has one D-PT (2-ch) VM integration ?
1- Incoming call is
answered by VM.
CO
Ext.1001
IRNA to VM
and set DND
3- Ver.5: VM sends “Sorry no one is
available for the call.”
Ver.6: The call goes to the Ext.1001
mail box.
2- The call is transferred to Ext.1001
Caller
One D-PT (2-ch)
VM
PBX-VM One Port (2-ch)
MPR
DND
Off
DND
On
Ver.5
Ver.6
Ext. 1001 mailbox
PBX-VM 2-port or more
(4-ch or more)
Ver.5
Ver.6
Ext. 1001 mailbox
“Sorry no one is
available for the call.”
Ext. 1001 mailbox
Ext. 1001 mailbox
The customer expects that the call will go to the
Ext.1001 mailbox
Intercept to VM Improvement
Reserve Bit Function (0F-5)
Default (Disable)
0F-5=Disable (Default)
Ver.6 (Improved function)
0F-5=Enable
Ver.5 function
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Ver.6
H.323 Improvement
H.323 Improvement (H.323 Support for “Tech-Prefix”) 
TDE/NCP V6.0 supports Cisco Gatekeeper Tech-Prefix (H.323 optional feature)
Tech Prefix: #5, #6, #7
Tech Prefix: #1, #2, #3
Zone-A（Prefix：221）
Zone-C（Prefix：241）
Tech Prefix: #3
Tech Prefix: #2
Tech Prefix: #1
Tech Prefix: #5
Zone-B（Prefix：231）
PSTN
Tech Prefix: #5
Tech Prefix: #6
#7+241-477-2110
CISCO - Technology Prefixes - Background
“A technology prefix is an optional H.323 standard-based feature, supported by Cisco gateways and gatekeepers, that
enables more flexibility in call routing within an H.323 VoIP network. The Cisco gatekeeper uses technology prefixes to group
endpoints of the same type together. Technology prefixes can also be used to identify a type, class, or pool of gateways.
Cisco gatekeepers use technology prefixes to route calls when there is no E.164 addresses registered (by a gateway) that
matches the called number. In fact, this is a common scenario because most Cisco IOS gateways only register their H.323 ID
(unless they have Foreign Exchange Station (FXS) ports configured).
Without E.164 addresses registered, the Cisco gatekeeper relies on two options to make the call routing decision:
•With the Technology Prefix Matches option, the Cisco gatekeeper uses the technology prefix appended in the called number
to select the destination gateway or zone.
•With the Default Technology Prefixes option, the Cisco gatekeeper assigns default gateway(s) for routing unresolved call
addresses. This assignment is based on the gateways' registered technology prefix. “
H.323 Improvement (H.323 Support for “Tech-Prefix”) 
Reserve Bit Function (0E-1)
Default (Disable)
0E-1=Disable (Default)
Ver.5
0E-1=Enable
Ver.6 function ((H.323 Support for “Tech-Prefix”)
PCMC for KX-TDE/NCP Ver.6.
Please use U-PCMC Ver. 7.4.x.x

KX-TDE600
Ver. 7.4.x.x or later
KX-NCP500/1000 Ver. 7.4.x.x or later
KX-TDE100/200 Ver. 7.4.x.x or later
Thank You Very Much
For Your Attention
Modification History
1-st Edition: 2012-11-05-01