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General| Brand | ASCOM |
|---|---|
| Model | UPAC Series |
| Category | Conference System |
| Language | English |
Defines key terms and abbreviations used in the document, crucial for understanding technical content.
Guides users on navigating and utilizing the manual for installation, configuration, and operation.
Lists all hardware components and documentation provided with the UPAC unit.
Provides an overview of the UPAC's system architecture and connectivity options.
Outlines necessary prerequisites and specifications for installing and operating the UPAC.
Details the types of cables and adapters required for connecting UPAC to other systems.
Provides instructions and guidelines for physically installing the UPAC module.
Explains how to connect external devices to the UPAC's auxiliary input/output connectors.
Describes the function and configuration of the error relay output for malfunction indication.
Explains the meaning of different LED states on the UPAC for status monitoring.
Lists essential information needed before commencing the UPAC setup process.
Guides users on how to connect and gain access to the UPAC interface for the first time.
Outlines the fundamental steps for configuring the UPAC using the setup wizard.
Describes various optional configurations available in UPAC, some requiring additional licenses.
Provides procedures for safely shutting down and restarting the UPAC module.
Details access to the UPAC configuration interface with different user roles and permissions.
Explains how to add users to UPAC to enable messaging functionality within the system.
Guides users on creating groups for sending messages to multiple handsets simultaneously.
Describes how to set up and manage the phonebook for searching and finding entries.
Explains how to survey and monitor other Unite modules connected to the system.
Details how to define and configure UPAC's inputs and outputs for various functions.
Outlines the system for triggering alarms, sending messages, and activating outputs based on events.
Defines key terms and concepts related to alarm actions, triggers, and escalations.
Provides step-by-step instructions for creating and configuring alarm actions.
Explains how to define locations for alarm messages, requiring the UPAC Security Pack.
Covers how to view system status, including active faults and fault logs.
Details how to view and understand the list of currently active faults within the system.
Explains the centralized log file for system faults, including its structure and content.
Describes how to export, clear, and manage the fault log, including setting timeouts.
Explains how to export site-specific information for support purposes.
Outlines the process for backing up the UPAC configuration settings.
Provides instructions for restoring a previously backed-up UPAC configuration.
Details how to configure serial port settings, including ESPA and Ascom Line protocols.
Explains the configurable settings for the ESPA protocol, including enabled status, port, bit rate, and mode.
Details the configurable settings for the Ascom Line protocol, covering various parameters.
Describes how to establish a remote connection to the UPAC for configuration and maintenance.
Explains how to open specific ports for tools like WinBK, CSM, and Activity Log Viewer.
Details how to set up serial port channels for various tools used with UPAC.
Describes how to view and manage a list of handsets that have reported absence status.
Provides instructions on how to clear the absence list in UPAC.
Explains the purpose of base station ID conversion for alarm handling and trigger conditions.
Details how to import and configure a CSV file for base station ID conversion.
Covers the UPAC's capability to supervise modules and IP equipment for system monitoring.
Explains how UPAC supervises Unite modules, their status, and potential faults.
Details how to change supervision settings for individual modules, including interval and level.
Describes how UPAC supervises IP equipment using ICMP ping requests.
Explains how to modify supervision parameters for IP equipment.
Describes the process for removing IP equipment from supervision.
Details how UPAC monitors auxiliary equipment through input activity.
Guides users on setting up monitoring parameters for auxiliary equipment.
Explains how UPAC handles SNMP traps for fault notification and logging.
Describes the default action for handling unmatched SNMP traps.
Details how to configure specific actions for incoming SNMP traps based on IP address and message content.
Covers the UPAC's fault handling capabilities, including trigger conditions and actions.
Defines terms used in fault handling, such as fault action, trigger, and action.
Explains how to set up trigger conditions and actions for managing faults.
Describes the default fault action that applies when no other actions match.
Provides steps to add new fault actions with specific triggers and actions.
Details how to configure specific actions like sending messages, emails, or SNMP traps for fault handling.
Explains how to configure sending messages as part of fault handling.
Details how to configure sending email notifications for fault events.
Describes how to configure sending SNMP traps as fault actions.
Explains how to activate outputs as part of fault handling actions.
Details configuring the error relay for fault indication.
Covers setting up actions for the first persistent fault and when no faults remain.
Describes how to activate error relays and outputs based on fault conditions.
Explains how to configure messages to be sent for first persistent faults or when no faults remain.
Introduces the activity logging features for viewing and managing system activities.
Guides users on how to view and search for stored activity logs.
Explains how to search activity logs using various criteria like time, priority, and origin.
Describes how to print the results of an activity log search.
Explains how to view activities related to a specific log entry.
Details how to continuously view and pause activity logs.
Covers configuring how activities are stored, including basic and advanced filters.
Explains how to set basic filters for storing activities based on priority.
Describes advanced filtering options for storing or discarding activities based on IP address and service.
Details how to export stored activities manually or automatically via CSV or XML.
Explains the process for manually exporting activity logs within a specified time period.
Describes how to configure automatic export of activity logs based on schedule or database fullness.
Guides on adding a GSM modem user to UPAC for SMS functionality.
Explains how to send messages from UPAC to GSM users.
Details how to send SMS from a GSM phone to a system handset.
Explains how to translate and adapt the UPAC user interface language.
Guides on exporting language files for translation and editing.
Details the process of translating and editing language files using tags and attributes.
Explains how to view labels in translation mode for easier language file editing.
Describes how to import translated language files back into UPAC.
Explains how to remove a language from the UPAC interface.
Guides on selecting and applying a language for the UPAC user interface.
Covers customizing the UPAC's graphical user interface, including files for translation and editing.
Explains how to access and prepare UPAC interface files for translation via FTP.
Describes the default user interfaces and how to copy and edit them.
Details the default NetPage interface and how it is opened and used.
Shows examples of alternative NetPage user interfaces and their usage.
Lists the priority and beep codes used in the default NetPage interface.
Explains how to modify NetPage interface functionality by commenting out code.
Details the process of translating user interface texts for different example interfaces.
Guides on uploading updated UPAC files, including GIFs and CSS, to the FTP area.
Explains how to secure NetPage access with a password.
Recommends testing customized user interfaces for functionality and correctness.
Details how to translate new text and buttons after a UPAC software release.
Provides instructions on creating and sending messages through the NetPage interface.
Explains the use and creation of predefined messages for efficiency.
Guides on creating common and personal predefined messages.
Details how to edit existing predefined messages.
Describes the statuses shown for sent messages, like accepted or completed.
Explains how to create and manage personal groups for sending messages.
Guides on creating new groups and adding members.
Details how to edit existing groups and their members.
Describes the UPAC hardware's built-in LEDs and tools for status indication and fault logging.
Covers advanced troubleshooting features, including log viewing and test messages.
Explains how to specify information for logging during troubleshooting.
Details how to send test messages for troubleshooting purposes.
Lists important factors to consider when replacing a UPAC module.
Provides information on how to contact technical support.
Details the RJ45 and D-SUB cable wiring for connecting DCT1800/1900 systems.
Describes the cable wiring for connecting UPAC to a BusinessPhone system.
Details the cable wiring for ESPA and Ascom Line protocols to external equipment.
Details limitations of the ESPA protocol, including protocol blocks and records.
Explains the structure of ESPA protocol blocks and their specific functionalities.
Lists specific ESPA protocol records and their supported or unsupported features.
Mentions advanced parameters related to ESPA protocol.
Describes limitations specific to the Ascom Line protocol.
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