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| − | This article describes the setup of the AlphaCom E system and the AudioCodes Mediant 1000 Gateway. The Mediant 1000 supports mixed digital and analog interface configurations, providing up to four E1/T1/J1 spans and up to 24 analog interfaces in various FXO/FXS configurations. | + | This article describes the setup of the AlphaCom E system and the AudioCodes Mediant 1000 Gateway. The Mediant 1000 supports mixed digital and analog interface configurations, providing up to four E1/T1/J1 spans and up to 24 analog interfaces in various FXO/FXS configurations. Although this article describes the configuration for digital interface E1 using QSIG protocol, it will also be useful when configuring the Mediant 1000 for analog FXO/FXS or ISDN lines. |
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| − | In this article the configuration for digital interface is described, and covers the most common features used in an AlphaCom E/AudioCodes interconnection.
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| | == AlphaCom Configuration == | | == AlphaCom Configuration == |
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| − | === AlphaWeb Configuration ===
| + | How to set up a SIP Trunk in the AlphaCom is described here: [[SIP trunk node - configuration]] |
| − | ==== Assign IP address to the AlphaCom E Ethernet port(s) ====
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| − | Log on to AlphaWeb and enter a valid IP address on the Ethernet port.
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| − | In the example below, Ethernet port 1 is used.
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| − | Consult your network administrator to obtain the IP address.
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| − | ==== Insert SIP Trunk licenses ====
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| − | Log on to AlphaWeb and install the SIP Trunk license.
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| − | ==== Firewall (filter) settings ====
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| − | Enable the SIP protocol on the desired Ethernet port
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| − | === AlphaPro Configuration ===
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| − | ==== Create a SIP Trunk Node ====
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| − | From the AlphaPro main menu, use the ‘+’ button next to the ‘Select
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| − | Exchange’ dropdown list to create a new exchange.
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| − | The exchange type must be set to ‘SIP Node’.
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| − | Set the parameters as follows:
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| − | The SIP Trunk IP address must be identical to the IP address of the SIP
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| − | '''Note:''' If the AlphaCom is configured with a SIP Registar node in addition to the
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| − | SIP Trunk node, the SIP Registar node must have a lower node number
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| − | ==== Create AlphaCom/SIP Audion links ====
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| − | ''This paragraph is only relevant for AMC software 10.04 or earlier.''
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| − | From AMC 10.05 the audio links are assigned dynamically whenever
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| − | [http://10.5.2.54/wiki/index.php/Configuration_guide_for_AudioCodes_MP114/118#Define_the_AlphaCom_.2F_SIP_routing Define the AlphaCom / SIP routing].
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| − | However, if you want to reserve VoIP channels for the SIP Gateway,
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| − | In '''Exchange & System > NetAudio''' use the ''Insert'' button to create one
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| − | or several audio (VoIP) links between the AlphaCom and the SIP
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| − | The physical number specifies the VoIP channel and must be in the
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| − | range 605 – 634 (start with 605). Normally the number of audio links will
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| − | ==== Define the AlphaCom / SIP routing ====
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| − | In '''Exchange & System > Net Routing''' use the ''Insert'' button to create a
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| − | ==== Prefix and Global numbers ====
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| − | * Prefix number: Dial Prefix + Phone number. “Phone number” will be called
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| − | * Integrated Prefix number: Dial Prefix + Phone number. The prefix will be included as a part of the called telephone number.
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| − | * Global number: Dial the phone number without using prefix
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| − | ===== Prefix number =====
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| − | The directory number must be programmed in the AlphaCom directory table with feature 81 and Node = SIP Trunk node number (100 in this example). In the field “Collect N more digits (SIP)” you must enter the maximum number of digits in a phone number.
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| − | When the prefix is dialed, the AlphaCom will wait for further digits. When the number of digits specified in the “Collect N more digits (SIP)” is collected, a call setup message is sent to the SIP gateway. If fewer digits are entered, the AlphaCom will time out after 4 seconds, and the call setup message will be sent. You can also terminate the digit collection by pressing the M-key. The call setup message will then be sent immediately.
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| − | In the example to the right the directory number 0 is used as a prefix.
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| − | : 0 + 12345678: Telephone number 12345678 will be called
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| − | : 0 + 1234: After a 4 second timeout, telephone number 1234 will be called
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| − | : 0 + 1234 + M: Telephone number 1234 will be called
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| − | =====Integrated Prefix number=====
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| − | The directory number must be programmed in the AlphaCom directory table with feature 83 and Node = SIP Trunk node number (100 in this example). In the field “Collect N more digits (SIP)” you must enter the maximum number of digits in a phone number.
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| − | When the prefix is dialed, the AlphaCom will wait for further digits. When the number of digits specified in the “Collect N more digits (SIP)” is collected, a call setup message is sent to the SIP gateway. If fewer digits are entered, the AlphaCom will time out after 4 seconds, and the call setup message will be sent. You can also terminate the digit collection by pressing the M-key. The call setup message will then be sent immediately.
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| − | In the example to the right the directory number 57 is used as a prefix.
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| − | : 57 + 12345678: Telephone number 5712345678 will be called
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| − | : 57 + 1234: After a 4 second timeout, telephone number 571234 will be called
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| − | : 57 + 1234 + M: Telephone number 571234 will be called
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| − | =====Global number=====
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| − | The directory number must be programmed in the AlphaCom directory table with feature 83 and Node = SIP Trunk node number (100 in this example). The field “Collect N more digits (SIP)” must be left blank.
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| − | When the global number is dialed, the AlphaCom will immediately send a call setup message to the SIP gateway.
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| − | In the example to the right the directory number 12345678 is defined as a global number. When dialing this number a call setup message is sent to the SIP gateway, instructing it to call this phone number.
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| − | ==== Update the exchange ====
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| − | Log on to the exchange and update the exchange by pressing the
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| | == AudioCodes Mediant 1000 Configuration == | | == AudioCodes Mediant 1000 Configuration == |
| | === Configure Network Parameters === | | === Configure Network Parameters === |
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| | The AudioCodes Mediant 1000 VoIP Gateway comes with default network parameters (factory default parameters). | | The AudioCodes Mediant 1000 VoIP Gateway comes with default network parameters (factory default parameters). |
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| − | Before you can set up the gateway in the network, you have to change the default IP address to a fixed IP address in your network environment. The unit is configured from a web browser, e.g. Internet Explorer or Navigator. Consult the network administrator to get the correct IP address. | + | Before you can set up the gateway in the network, you have to change the default IP address to a fixed IP address in your network environment. The unit is configured from a web browser, e.g. Internet Explorer or Firefox. Consult the network administrator to get the correct IP address. |
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| − | *Load factory network parameters and reset the username and password to its default settings (username: Admin, password: Admin) by pressing the reset button located to the right of ethernet port II, and directly above the RS-232 port, labeled // for minimum 6 seconds. | + | *Load factory network parameters and reset the username and password to its default settings (username: '''Admin''', password: '''Admin''') by pressing the reset button located to the right of ethernet port II, and directly above the RS-232 port, labeled // for minimum 6 seconds. |
| − | ** The VoIP Gateway will now get the IP address 10.1.10.10, submask 255.255.0.0. | + | ** The VoIP Gateway will now get the IP address '''192.168.0.2''', submask 255.255.255.0. |
| − | * Change the IP address of your PC to 10.1.10.12, submask 255.255.0.0. | + | * Change the IP address of your PC to 192.168.0.10, submask 255.255.255.0. |
| | * Connect the LAN port of the PC to the Ethernet port I of the VoIP Gateway. Use a crossed cable or connect the PC and the VoIP Gateway to a common switch using straight cables. | | * Connect the LAN port of the PC to the Ethernet port I of the VoIP Gateway. Use a crossed cable or connect the PC and the VoIP Gateway to a common switch using straight cables. |
| − | * Start your Web Browser and type <nowiki>'http://10.1.10.10'</nowiki> in the URL field. A log-in window appear, type in user name ''Admin'' and password ''Admin''. (Case-sensitive!). Now the '''‘Quick Setup’''' screen opens. | + | [[File:Mediant1000logon.PNG|thumb|left|400px|PC connected for management]] |
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| | + | * Start your Web Browser and type <nowiki>'http://192.168.0.2'</nowiki> in the URL field. A log-in window appear, type in user name ''Admin'' and password ''Admin''. (Case-sensitive!). Now the '''‘Quick Setup’''' screen opens. |
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| | <u>'''''IP Configuration'''''</u><br> | | <u>'''''IP Configuration'''''</u><br> |
| | Enter the '''IP Address''' and '''Subnet Mask''' of the AudioCodes Gateway. | | Enter the '''IP Address''' and '''Subnet Mask''' of the AudioCodes Gateway. |
| − | This IP address must be identical to the IP address of the SIP Trunk | + | This IP address must be identical to the IP address of the SIP Trunk Node created in AlphaPro. |
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| | * Click ''Reset'' button and ''OK'' button to apply the changes. | | * Click ''Reset'' button and ''OK'' button to apply the changes. |
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| | === Audio Codec === | | === Audio Codec === |
| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Audio Codec.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Audio Codec settings]] | + | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Audio Codec.jpg|thumb|left|400px|Audio Codec settings]] |
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| | In the '''Quick Setup''' screen, select '''Coders Table'''. Choose ''G.711U-law'' | | In the '''Quick Setup''' screen, select '''Coders Table'''. Choose ''G.711U-law'' |
| | codec, ''10 ms'' packet size and silence suppression ''Disabled''. | | codec, ''10 ms'' packet size and silence suppression ''Disabled''. |
| | * Press '''Submit''' to save changes. | | * Press '''Submit''' to save changes. |
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| | === About Saving Changes === | | === About Saving Changes === |
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| | In '''Advanced Configuration > Trunk Settings''' you specify the properties of the trunk line. Select the protocol to be used for the trunk ('''Protocol Type'''), the trunk clock source ('''Clock Master'''), '''Line Code''' and physical framing to be used ('''Framing Method'''), and other relevant parameters. | | In '''Advanced Configuration > Trunk Settings''' you specify the properties of the trunk line. Select the protocol to be used for the trunk ('''Protocol Type'''), the trunk clock source ('''Clock Master'''), '''Line Code''' and physical framing to be used ('''Framing Method'''), and other relevant parameters. |
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| | ====Define a Trunk Group==== | | ====Define a Trunk Group==== |
| | In '''Protocol Management > Trunk Group''' you specify which channels to use on the E1 trunk, and assign the trunk to a Trunk Group ID and a Profile ID: | | In '''Protocol Management > Trunk Group''' you specify which channels to use on the E1 trunk, and assign the trunk to a Trunk Group ID and a Profile ID: |
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| | ====Trunk Group Settings==== | | ====Trunk Group Settings==== |
| − | In '''Protocol Management > Trunk Group''' Settings you assign the rules for channel allocation: | + | In '''Protocol Management > Trunk Group Settings''' you assign the rules for channel allocation: |
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| | ====IP to Trunk Group routing==== | | ====IP to Trunk Group routing==== |
| | In '''Protocol Management > Routing Tables > IP to Hunt Group Routing''' you specify the Trunk Group ID to use for call from IP (i.e. calls from AlphaCom E). In the example below all calls from AlphaCom are routed to Trunk Group 1. | | In '''Protocol Management > Routing Tables > IP to Hunt Group Routing''' you specify the Trunk Group ID to use for call from IP (i.e. calls from AlphaCom E). In the example below all calls from AlphaCom are routed to Trunk Group 1. |
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| | === Telephone Network to AlphaCom === | | === Telephone Network to AlphaCom === |
| − | You can choose between three different ways of handling an incoming
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| − | ==== Selective Dialing ====
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| − | A second dial tone will be presented when calling in, and the user can
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| − | In this mode the gateway collects digits from the line, and sets up the
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| − | Set '''Enable Caller ID''' to Enable and choose the CID protocol used by
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| − | === Call Termination options in the SIP Gateway ===
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| − | The following methods for call termination are supported by the
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| − | * Detection of polarity reversal / current disconnect
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| − | ==== Detection of Busy / Dial tones ====
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| − | The call is immediately disconnected after Busy or Dial tone is detected
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| − | on the Tel side (assuming the PBX / CO produces this tone). This
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| − | method requires the correct tone frequencies and cadence to be defined
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| − | in the Call Progress Tones (CPT) file of the SIP Gateway. If these
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| − | frequencies are not known, define them in the CPT file (the tone
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| − | produced by the PBX / CO must be recorded and its frequencies
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| − | analyzed). This method is slightly less reliable than the previous one.
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| − | A file with the most common tone patterns can be downloaded from
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| − | http://www.zenitel.com/stentofon/support.
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| − | Open the '''FXO Settings''' screen ('''Protocol Management > FXO Settings > FXO Settings''') and enable the relevant detection method.
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| − | <u>'''''Call Progress Tones (CPT)'''''</u>
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| − | The Detection of Busy / Dial tones method requires the correct tone
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| − | frequencies and cadence (on/off sequence) to be defined in the Call
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| − | Progress Tones (CPT) file of the SIP gateway. These tones are region
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| − | specific and telephone exchange dependent.
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| − | The Call Progress Tones (CPT) configuration file is a binary file (with the
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| − | extension '''.dat''').
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| − | | |
| − | Users can either use one of the supplied configuration (dat) files found
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| − | on the CD provided with the gateway, or construct their own file.
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| − | Either:
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| − | * Modify the supplied usa_tone.ini file (in any standard text editor) to suit the specific requirements, and convert the modified ini file into binary format using the '''TrunkPack Downloadable Conversion Utility'''.
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| − | Or:
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| − | * Use the Call Progress Tones Wizard.
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| − | The '''Call Progress Tones Wizard''' (CPTWizard) is an application
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| − | designed to detect the Call Progress Tones generated by your PBX (or
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| − | telephone exchange) to create a basic Call Progress Tones ''ini'' file
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| − | containing definitions for all relevant Call Progress Tones. This provides
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| − | a good starting point when configuring the SIP gateway. This ''ini'' file can
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| − | then be converted to a ''dat'' file using the '''TrunkPack Downloadable
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| − | Conversion utility'''.
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| − | | |
| − | Both the '''TrunkPack Downloadable Conversion Utility'''
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| − | (''DConvert.exe'') and the '''Call Progress Tones Wizard''' (''CPTWizard.exe'')
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| − | are provided with the AudioCodes CD.
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| − | Load a Call Progress Tones (''dat'') file to the SIP gateway:
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| − | | |
| − | * Open the Regional Settings screen ('''Advanced Configuration > Regional Settings''').
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| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Detection of Busy Dial tones (2).jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | * Click the Browse button and navigate to the folder that contains the file you want to load
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| − | * Click the file and click the Open button; the name and path of the file appear in the field beside the Browse button
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| − | * Click the Send File button
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| − | * Save configuration so the file can be available after a power failure
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| − | * Reset the SIP Gateway for the changes to take effect
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| − | | |
| − | For more detailed information regarding Call Progress Tones please
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| − | refer to the following sections in the AudioCodes ‘LTRT-65406
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| − | MediaPack SIP User's Manual Ver 4.8’ on the CD supplied with the unit:
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| − | * Section 15.1 – on how to configure the CPT ini file
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| − | * Section D.1.1 – on how to convert CPT ini file to a binary dat file
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| − | * Section D.2 – on how to use the Call Progress Tones Wizard (CPTWizard) application
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| − | ==== Detection of Silence ====
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| − | The call is disconnected after silence is detected on both call directions
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| − | for a specific (configurable) amount of time. This method should only be
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| − | used as a backup.
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| − | | |
| − | Open the '''General Parameters screen (Protocol Management >
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| − | Advanced Parameters > General Parameters''').
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| − | | |
| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Detection of Silence.jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | ==== Timeout of Conversation ====
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| − | As an additional safety to prevent lines from accidentally locking up, it is
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| − | recommended to enable a timeout of conversation.
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| − | | |
| − | The '''Max Call Duration''' defines the maximum call duration in minutes. If
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| − | this time expires, both sides of the call are released (IP and Tel). The
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| − | valid range is 0 to 120. The default is 0 (no limitation). ('''Protocol
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| − | Management > Advanced Parameters > General Parameters: Max
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| − | Call Duration''').
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| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Timeout of Conversation.jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | == Miscellaneous Features ==
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| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Incoming Calls in Private.jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | === Incoming Calls in Private ===
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| − | Incoming calls from the telephone line can be forced to be in private
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| − | ringing mode, independent of the private/open switch of the intercom
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| − | station (''from AlphaPro/AMC 10.05'').
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| − | | |
| − | Check the flag '''Private Ringing from SIP''' in AlphaPro, ('''Exchange &
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| − | System > System > Calls and Options''').
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| − | | |
| − | === Door Opening Feature ===
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| − | During a conversation between a door station and a telephone, the
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| − | telephone operator can activate the ''Door Opening'' feature in the
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| − | AlphaCom by pressing digit 6.
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| − | | |
| − | ==== SIP Gateway Feature ====
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| − | To enable digit actions from the telephone line during conversation, set
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| − | '''1st Tx DTMF Option''' to INFO(Cisco) in '''Protocol Management >
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| − | Protocol Definition > DTMF & Dialing'''.
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| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - SIP Gateway configuration.jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | ==== AlphaCom configuration ====
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| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - AlphaCom configuration.jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | The Door Opening feature is programmed in the Event Handler. There
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| − | are two separate events for the door opening feature, depending on who
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| − | is the calling side:
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| − | * calling from the telephone to the door
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| − | * calling from the door to the telephone
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| − | <u>'''''Calling from the telephone to the door''''</u>
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| − | The Standard door opening event is used.
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| − | | |
| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - AlphaCom configuration (2).jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | <u>'''''Calling from the door to the telephone:'''''</u>
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| − | When the phone presses digit 6, the event type '''Event Trigger Feature'''
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| − | (15) is reported, with the digit 6 as sub event. The calling AlphaCom | |
| − | station is Event Owner, and called SIP phone number and node number
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| − | is Related To. The RCO pulse time is specified as an additional
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| − | parameter in the RCO action string, i.e. RCO 3 ON 20 means pulse
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| − | RCO 3 for 2 seconds.
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| − | | |
| − | === M-key Control from Telephone Network ===
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| − | The ‘*’ and ‘#’ buttons on the telephone can be used to control M-key
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| − | function (simplex audio) ON or OFF:
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| − | * Press the ‘*’-key briefly and the M-key is turned ON
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| − | * Press the ‘#’-key briefly and the M-key is turned OFF
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| − | | |
| − | This can be useful for group call announcement from the telephone.
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| − | The feature is enabled by setting '''1st Tx DTMF Option''' to ''INFO(Cisco)'' in
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| − | '''Protocol Management > Protocol Definition > DTMF & Dialing'''.
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| − | | |
| − | === Transmit ‘*’ and ‘#’ from AlphaCom ===
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| − | The DTMF signals ‘*’ and ‘#’ will be transmitted to the line when DAK 0
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| − | (*) and DAK 1 (#) is pressed during a telephone conversation. (No
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| − | programming is required).
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| − | | |
| − | === Voice Switching in Noisy Environment ===
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| − | If the intercom station is located in a noisy environment, it might be
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| − | difficult to switch the voice direction from the telephone towards the
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| − | intercom station. However, there is a setting in the AlphaCom (from
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| − | AMC 10.05) to overcome this problem. Use the nvram editor in the TST
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| − | Console to set the parameter:
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| − | .ex_profile.flags.DSP_duplex = 1
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| − | | |
| − | Contact your local STENTOFON dealer for TST programming help.
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| − | | |
| − | When this flag is set, the initial voice direction is forced to be from the
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| − | intercom towards the telephone. When the phone operator starts to
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| − | speak, the voice direction will switch towards the intercom station,
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| − | regardless of the level of the audio signal from the intercom station. As
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| − | soon as the phone operator stops speaking, the voice direction will
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| − | switch back to the initial direction.
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| − | | |
| − | Make sure that the ''Echo Canceler'' is enabled in the SIP Gateway.
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| − | '''(Protocol Management > Profile Definitions > Tel Profile Settings >
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| − | Echo Canceler = Enable)'''
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| − | | |
| − | === Country Settings ===
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| − | The Line Characteristics (AC impedance matching, hybrid balance, Tx &
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| − | Rx frequency response, Tx & Rx Gains, ring detection threshold, DC
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| − | characteristics) should be set according to country of origin.
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| − | | |
| − | Some of the SIP Gateway parameters are configurable through the ''ini''
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| − | configuration file only (and not via the Web). The '''CountryCoefficients'''
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| − | parameter that determines the line characteristics must be configured
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| − | via the ''ini'' configuration file.
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| − | | |
| − | Procedure to modify the ''ini'' file:
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| − | | |
| − | * Get the ''ini'' file from the gateway using the Embedded Web Server
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| − | ('''Advanced Configuration > Configuration File > Get ''ini'' File)''':
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| − | | |
| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Country Settings.jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | * Open the file (the file is open in Notepad or a Customer-defined text
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| − | file editor) and add anywhere in the file the line
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| − | | |
| − | CountryCoefficients = xx
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| − | * where xx is the country code found below; save and close the file.
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| − | The example shows the settings for Norway (46).
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| − | | |
| − | [[image:Configuration guide for AudioCodes MP114 118 - Country Settings (2).jpg|thumb|left|250px|]]
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| − | | |
| − | * Load the modified ''ini'' file back to the gateway (using the '''Send ''ini''
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| − | File''').
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| − | | |
| − | This method preserves the programming that already exists in the
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| − | device, including special default values that were preconfigured when
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| − | the unit was manufactured.
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| − | ==== Country codes ====
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| − | The default is 70 (United States).
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| − | {|
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| − | |+
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| − | |Argentina
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| − | |= 0
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| − | |Finland
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| − | |= 18
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| − | |Lebanon
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| − | |= 36
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| − | |Russia
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| − | |= 54
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| − | |-
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| − | |Australia
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| − | |= 1
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| − | |France
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| − | |= 19
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| − | |Luxembourg
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| − | |= 37
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| − | |Saudi_Arabia
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| − | |= 55
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| − | |-
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| − | |Austria
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| − | |= 2
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| − | |Germany
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| − | |= 20
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| − | |Macao
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| − | |= 38
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| − | |Singapore
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| − | |= 56
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| − | |-
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| − | |Bahrain
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| − | |= 3
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| − | |Greece
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| − | |= 21
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| − | |Malaysia
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| − | |= 39
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| − | |Slovakia
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| − | |= 57
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| − | |-
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| − | |Belgium
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| − | |= 4
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| − | |Guam
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| − | |= 22
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| − | |Malta
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| − | |= 40
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| − | |Slovenia
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| − | |= 58
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| − | |-
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| − | |Brazil
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| − | |= 5
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| − | |Hong_Kong
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| − | |= 23
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| − | |Mexico
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| − | |= 41
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| − | |South_Africa
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| − | |= 59
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| − | |-
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| − | |Bulgaria
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| − | |= 6
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| − | |Hungary
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| − | |= 24
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| − | |Morocco
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| − | |= 42
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| − | |South_Korea
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| − | |= 60
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| − | |-
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| − | |Canada
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| − | |= 7
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| − | |Iceland
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| − | |= 25
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| − | |Netherlands
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| − | |= 43
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| − | |Spain
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| − | |= 61
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| − | |-
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| − | |Chile
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| − | |= 8
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| − | |India
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| − | |= 26
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| − | |New_Zealand
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| − | |= 44
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| − | |Sweden
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| − | |= 62
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| − | |-
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| − | |China
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| − | |= 9
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| − | |Indonesia
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| − | |= 27
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| − | |Nigeria
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| − | |= 45
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| − | |Switzerland
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| − | |= 63
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| − | |-
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| − | |Colombia
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| − | |= 10
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| − | |Ireland
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| − | |= 28
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| − | |Norway
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| − | |= 46
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| − | |Syria
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| − | |= 64
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| − | |-
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| − | |Croatia
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| − | |= 11
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| − | |Israel
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| − | |= 29
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| − | |Oman
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| − | |= 47
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| − | |Taiwan
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| − | |= 65
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| − | |-
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| − | |Cyprus
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| − | |= 12
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| − | |Italy
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| − | |= 30
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| − | |Pakistan
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| − | |= 48
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| − | |TBR21
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| − | |= 66
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| − | |-
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| − | |Czech_Republic
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| − | |= 13
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| − | |Japan
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| − | |= 31
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| − | |Peru
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| − | |= 49
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| − | |Thailand
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| − | |= 67
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| − | |-
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| − | |Denmark
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| − | |= 14
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| − | |Jordan
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| − | |= 32
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| − | |Philippines
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| − | |= 50
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| − | |UAE
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| − | |= 68
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| − | |-
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| − | |Ecuador
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| − | |= 15
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| − | |Kazakhstan
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| − | |= 33
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| − | |Poland
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| − | |= 51
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| − | |United_Kingdom
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| − | |= 69
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| − | |-
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| − | |Egypt
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| − | |= 17
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| − | |Latvia
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| − | |= 35
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| − | |Romania
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| − | |= 53
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| − | |Yemen
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| − | |= 71
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| − | |}
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| − | | |
| − | === Feature Guide ===
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| − | * Make a call from an intercom station: Dial prefix – wait for the dial
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| − | tone – dial phone number
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| − | | |
| − | * When pressing digits during connection, DTMF digits are sent (Call
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| − | center etc.)
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| − | | |
| − | * The DTMF signals ‘*’ and ‘#’ will be transmitted when pressing DAK
| |
| − | 0 (*) and DAK 1 (#)
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| − | | |
| − | * A complete phone number can be stored under a DAK key or a substation call button (From AMC 10.05)
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| − | ** Program from station: '''784 + <prefix> + <phone number> + M + DAK key''' Example: 784 + 0 + 40002500 + M + DAK key
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| − | ** Program from AlphaPro:
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| − | '''I <prefix> P <phone number>'''
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| − | Example: I 0 P 40002500
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| − | | |
| − | <u>'''''Call Transfer'''''</u>
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| − | * Incoming calls from the line can be transferred to another station
| |
| − | ** From keypad: '''2 + <intercom station> + 3'''
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| − | ** From preprogrammed DAK:
| |
| − | '''D 2 I 104 M M D 3'''
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| − | | |
| − | *Outgoing calls to the line can be transferred to another station
| |
| − | ** From keypad:
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| − | '''DAK8 + 2 + <intercom station> + 3'''
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| − | | |
| − | <u>'''''Call Forwarding (From AMC 10.05)'''''</u>
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| − | * An intercom call can be forwarded to a telephone
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| − | ** From keypad: '''71 + 0 + <phone number> + M'''
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| − | ** From preprogrammed DAK: '''I 71 I 0 P 400025000'''
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| | | | |
| − | <u>'''''Search List (From AMC 10.05)'''''</u>
| + | [[Category:AlphaCom - SIP Integration]] |
| − | * A telephone number can be included in the Search List of a station.
| + | [[Category:3rd party integration]] |
| − | ** Format: '''I <prefix> P <phone number>''' Example: I 0 P 40002500
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