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I have a 3 position switch on the left side of the phone. Since I doubt that's what you're really asking, the ring from outside lines is controlled by system programming. Consult the manual for your Panasonic system. In a TA series, it's program 408-409 for Day and Night ringing.
It depends on the phone system. 78x commands force the system into different modes. 781 is usually day, 782 night. It may have to be dialed from extension 101 or maybe it can be dialed from any phone. YMMV. I guess when a phone fits on 18 different phone systems you get answers like this LOL
When you take this unit out of the box, you get programming instructions. One of them is the ringing (program 408) for day mode. (409/410 for night and lunch). By default, all phones ring on all lines in all 3 modes. You have to remove the ring to make it go away.
Depending on what the system is connected to, you dial 781 or *7801 for day mode from the Operator phone, or a phone programmed to set mode. It will stay in that mode until you manually change it 780 or the clock event comes around again.
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