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Interfaces and Connectible Terminals COM Port

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Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Features11
Factory Settings16
- Telephony Functions16
- Authorisations16
- Internet Functions19
Preliminary Information21
- Construction of the Opencom 51021
- Scope of Delivery21
- Declarations of Conformity22
Installation23
- Safety Precautions23
- General Instructions23
- Notes on the Mains Supply24
- Notes on EMC and Earthing24
- Notes on Installing the Opencom 51025
- Notes on Installing Terminals26
- Installation, Ambient Conditions26
- Installation in a 19" Rack27
- Installing Modules28
- Slots29
- Notes on Disconnecting the Mains Supply30
- Installing the Central Control Module31
- Installing Interface Cards33
- Installing a Power Supply Unit35
- Backplane36
- Uninterruptible Power Supply39
- Power Failure39
Interfaces and Connectible Terminals41
- Overview41
- S Ports42
- Termination43
- External ISDN Ports (S External)45
- Internal S46
- Ports46
- U Pn Ports46
- Terminals Connected to U Pn Ports46
- Internal S 0 Ports46
- Technical Information47
- DECT Base Station Connection Variants48
- A/B Ports50
- Terminals Connected to A/B Ports50
- Technical Information52
- LAN Port53
- DSL Port53
- Service PC54
- COM Port54
Accessories and Adapters56
- U Pn Adapter56
- A/B Adapter56
- Audio Adapter57
- Approved Devices / Approved Accessories58
- Device Combinations59
Modules63
- Module Naming Conventions64
- Overview of Available Modules65
- Mps+1-Ac67
- MC+1-370
- Mt+S2M1-174
- MX+S01-878
- Ms+Upn1-881
- Ms+Upn2-883
- Ms+A1-885
- Ms+A1-487
Configuration89
- Brief Guide to Initial Configuration90
- Configuring the Opencom 51092
- Preparing the Configuration92
- Starting the Web Console92
- Loading the Online Help94
- Finishing the Configuration94
- Preconfiguration95
- Offline Configurator95
- Remote Configuration95
- Codes for IP Configuration97
- Saving and Loading the Configuration98
- Receiving System Messages as E-Mail98
- Loading SW Updates99
- Resetting the System Data99
- Generating Your Own Moh Files100
Configuration Examples101
- Opencom 510 in Computer Networks101
- Introduction to TCP/IP102
- Opencom 510 in a Serverless LAN103
- DNS Name Resolution104
- Internet Access104
- RAS Access105
- Opencom 510 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server106
- DNS Name Resolution106
- Internet Access107
- RAS Access108
- Branch Link109
- Useful Information on Internet Access110
- Costs110
- Using the Web110
- E-Mail111
- Nat111
Voice over IP (Voip)113
- Fundamentals114
- Propagation Delay and Bandwidth114
- Latency and Packet Length115
- Voice Quality116
- Optimisation118
- Call Set-Up118
- Useful Services119
- Media Gateway (MGW)119
- Mg+Eth1-1120
- SIP Telephony122
- Voip System Telephones124
- Device Properties124
- Voip System Telephone Configuration125
- LAN DHCP Server126
- Start Procedure127
- Openphone IPC129
- Installation130
- Configuration130
Dectnetip132
- Properties132
- DECT Base Stations132
- Features133
- Configuration133
- Dual Operation134
- Synchronisation135
PBX Cascading136
- Variants of PBX Cascading136
- Functionality of PBX Cascading136
- Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation137
- Notes139
- Licensing Information140
PBX Networking142
- Connections143
- Protocol: Q.SIG or DSS1143
- Master/Slave144
- L1 Clock144
- Types of Point-To-Point Connections145
- Direct Connection145
- Connection Via an Active Transmission System146
- Connection Via the Public Network146
- Connection Via Q.SIG.IP147
- Configuration148
- Trunk Groups148
- Routes149
- Numbering149
- Technical Details151
Team Functions152
- Introduction152
- Explanation of Keys152
- Team Configuration154
- Examples of Use154
- Executive/Secretary Team154
- Three-Member Team155
- Unified Team156
- Toggle Team158
Call Queue160
- Introduction160
- Activation of Queues161
- Call Forwarding161
- Pickup162
- Hunt Groups162
- Examples of Use162
- Enquiry Station for an Operator with Two System Telephones162
- Group of Three Enquiry Stations164
Multi-Company Variant166
- Configuring the Multi-Company Variant167
- Activating the Multi-Company Variant167
- Configuring and Managing Companies168
- Assigning Users168
- Assigning Trunk Groups/Sip Accounts169
- Allocating Routing Codes169
- Configuring the Company Exchange170
- Working with the Multi-Company Variant170
- Company Telephone Book170
- Making Calls between Companies171
- Billing Charges Per Company171
Configuring the PC Software172
- PC Offline Configuration172
- Setting up TAPI174
- Setting up NET CAPI176
- Using the Systray Display177
- Browser for Opencti and Openhotel178
- Setting up Video Telephony179
- Synchronising the PC Clock180
- Address Queries Using LDAP181
Configuration Guide183
- Overview184
- PBX Ports185
- Lan186
- WAN Settings187
- RAS Settings188
- Branch Settings189
- E-Mail Function190
- E-Mail Access191
Frequently Asked Questions192
- General/Hardware192
- Telephony193
- Dect195
- Lan196
- Internet198
Technical Data200
Notes on Disposal203
Index204