Why isn't packet communication working with my iPECS Gateway and xDSL/Cable modem?
There might be a couple of reasons why packet communication isn't working properly with your xDSL/Cable modem: 1. Incorrect WAN side address settings and PPPoE settings. Check these settings. 2. Other network devices connected to the same modem. Disconnect all other network devices and restart the iPECS Gateway.
What to do if my iPECS iPECS-LIK is in WAN DISCONNECTED mode?
If your iPECS Gateway is in WAN DISCONNECTED mode, consider the following: * Check the LAN cable and reconnect it, as the physical WAN connection might have failed. * Ensure the RSGM is registered in the host iPECS System. * Verify the RSGM network configuration for any issues. * The issue may be with your ISP; contact them or Ericsson-LG agent for assistance.
What to do if network applications don't work on a PC connected to the iPECS iPECS-LIK?
If network applications aren't working on a PC connected behind the iPECS Gateway, it could be due to the PC not being assigned an IP address properly from the RSGM DHCP server after restarting RSGM. Try restarting the network adapter by using the command 'ipconfig /renew_all' (Win95/98) or 'ipconfig /renew' (Win2000/XP) on the Command Prompt, or restart the network adapter in another available way. For Win95/98, restarting the PC may be necessary.
How to fix packet routing issues between WAN and LAN ports on my iPECS Gateway?
If packet routing between WAN and LAN ports isn't working on your iPECS Gateway, ensure that the WAN and LAN side network addresses are different. Since RSGM is a layer 3 routing device, if the LAN side IP address is 10.10.50.50, the WAN side IP address should be something other than 10.10.50.X (e.g., 123.123.10.10). If RSGM must use 10.10.50.X for the WAN side, change the LAN side address.
Why does my iPECS Gateway stop packet communication after setting VLAN/Priority?
If your iPECS Gateway stops packet communication after setting VLAN/Priority, it's possible that your local network environment isn't configured or doesn't support VLAN/Priority. Disable VLAN/Priority settings using Serial Configuration.
How to turn on power to my iPECS phone through the Gateway?
If your iPECS phone's power is off, check if the 'LAN POWER' switch is off. If it is, switch it on.
How to fix a non-operational LAN jack LED on my iPECS Gateway?
If the LED of the LAN jack on your iPECS Gateway isn't working, the LAN cable connection might have physically failed. Check the cable connection.
Provides detailed information on the description and operation of numerous features.
Features are arranged alphabetically in six major groupings.
Lists features with description, operation, conditions, programming, reference, and hardware.
Allows tracking of specific calls using a variable length identifier.
Configures the system to recognize external contact status and signal iPECS Phones.
Controls access to features and outgoing lines based on user-assigned codes.
Automatically releases CO/IP or intercom calls if dialing or answering is not completed.
Incorporates flexible incoming call routing, agent monitoring, and call record statistics.
Automatically pauses dialing to allow for connection delays.
Allows disabling privacy to permit other stations to join existing conversations.
Controls ring assignments, COS, and answering privileges based on time-based shifts.
Automatically adjusts system time for Daylight Saving Time.
Automatically sets system time using NTP or ISDN time messages.
Protects system database from power loss using a long-life lithium battery.
Allows users to redirect incoming calls to other stations, groups, or VMIM/VSF.
Allows parking active calls in a special holding location for easy access.
Allows stations to answer calls ringing at other stations or within groups.
Records calls automatically or manually to a mailbox or hard disk drive.
Supports transferring CO/IP calls to other stations, voice mail, or announcements.
Notifies a busy station of a waiting call with a "Camp-On" tone.
Allows stations to access outgoing CO/IP lines based on group programming.
Programs limits for outgoing call duration by specified stations.
Provides a tone indicating the elapsed time of a CO/IP call has reached the warning time.
Allows users to be placed in queue awaiting a busy CO/IP line.
Enables making conference calls, including conference rooms and groups.
Enters a customer name for display on SMDR and database outputs.
Blocks incoming system tones for stations using analog data lines.
Sends ring signals for incoming calls after an assigned ring cycle delay.
Routes incoming calls to Auto Attendant after a delay, allowing other stations to answer.
Provides routines for system diagnostics and maintenance via various ports and protocols.
Allows users to search directories and place calls by name.
Changes signaling mode from pulse to DTMF for accessing outside facilities.
Assigns dialing privileges based on station, DISA, and authorization code settings.
Assigns different audible ring signals to iPECS Phones for call type identification.
Blocks incoming ring for CO/IP calls, transfers, and paging announcements.
Activates external control contacts, typically for door-lock release mechanisms.
Integrates with PBX ANI Link units to provide caller ID and location to emergency centers.
Allows users to dial assigned Emergency numbers, overriding toll restrictions.
Assigns phones as Executive/Secretary pairs for call forwarding.
Supports adjunct Auto Attendant/Voice Mail systems via SLT ports.
Allows administrators to assign codes for individual functions.
Supports station numbers with up to 4 prefix and 4 add digits.
Connects industry standard headsets to iPECS Phones for operation.
Manages call holding states, including preference, recall, and exclusive/system hold.
Allows users to log in to iPECS IP Phones and assume attributes of the Hot Desk Agent.
Uses ICLID to determine routing of incoming external calls.
Allows supervisors to program a button to indicate the in-room status of stations.
Bridges audio for calls to linked pair stations via Phontage or UCS client.
Supports office mobility using Digital European Cordless Technology (DECT).
Translates fax tones to digital signals for transmission over IP networks.
Employs codecs to digitize and compress voice signals for RTP packets between iPECS devices.
Stores the last dialed number for future redial.
Defines appropriate routing for outgoing calls based on dialed numbers and cost.
Logically links two stations to function as a single station.
Activates external control contacts for functions including a Loud Bell Control.
Registers a mobile phone to a station for placing and receiving calls through the system.
Supports six languages simultaneously for prompts and announcements.
Allows stations to access any Voice Mailbox by dialing the VM group and mailbox number.
Delivers audio from a defined source to calls placed in a hold state.
Provides a web-based application for monitoring and managing multiple iPECS systems.
Supports security and priority protocols like VLAN, Diffserv, IPSec, and SRTP.
Allows users to select text messages to be displayed on the LCD of calling iPECS Phones.
Controls whether a pre-selected station receives ring or DND tone for internal calls.
Supports redundant processor operation with a hot standby processor for system continuity.
Manages registration of local and remote devices using MAC addresses.
Automatically connects stations to incoming calls by lifting handset or pressing SPEAKER.
Stores and allows access to frequently dialed numbers via bins.
Permits users to receive and answer calls directed to a covered station.
Groups stations for incoming call routing and Call Pick-up purposes.
Provides mute ring and flex button flashing for stations in a ring group.
Provides detailed information on incoming and outgoing calls.
Allows system administration and programming via various interfaces.
Manages network configurations for centralized and distributed control.
Monitors and reports traffic statistics covering system resources.
Alerts users via external loud bell and answers defined CO/IP calls.
Stores Auto Attendant announcements, voice mail, greetings, and system prompts.
Allows users or attendants to set a wake-up time for audible and visual alerts.
Enables setting up to 5 wake-up times per station.
Assigns Holiday and Vacation Zones to devices for ring mode operation.
Manages remote devices by grouping them into zones with defined attributes.
Limits outgoing CO calls and inter-zone connections based on system configuration.
Changes call destination automatically or manually based on conditions like time, days, CLI, etc.
Reroutes incoming calls to a CO based on compared digits and routing number.
Allows mobile extension users to remotely change mobile extension settings.
Supports features like analog CO call charge, SIP direct dialing, and ISDN prefix calls.
Records calls automatically or manually using an IPCR server.
Records calls automatically or manually using a 3rd party call recording server.
Allows digital stations to activate forced disconnect or intrusion.
Allows users to call back to CO using station web window.
Composes a group with a master station and member stations for synchronized call states.
Configures notification of emergency calls, faults, or registration issues to iPECS Phones.
Assigns Flex buttons as DSS/BLF to indicate station status and place ICM calls.
Allows users to place non-blocking intercom calls to other stations.
Allows users to place active ICM calls on hold.
Allows users to change intercom call signaling mode from Tone to Voice or vice versa.
Places stations out-of-service if no dialing action is taken within timers.
Allows calling another station by dialing the last digit of the busy station number.
Groups stations for intercom call routing and access control.
Allows users to transfer active intercom calls to other stations.
Generates a call log for abandoned external calls with Calling Line Identification.
Provides the ability to send and receive text messages to and from iPECS phones.
Activates a Message Wait indication to request a Call Back.
Sends a periodic tone reminder to users of message waits in queue.
Transmits voice announcements to internal/external page zones.
Allows any station to respond to a "Meet Me" Page request.
Allows using recorded VMIM messages for paging at emergencies.
Places CO lines in Out-Of-Service state upon fault report and restores them automatically.
Recognizes a brief open or ground connection on analog CO lines as a request for new dial tone.
Groups CO/IP lines for station access and common dial codes.
Assigns a Ring-No-Answer Preset Forward destination for incoming CO/IP calls.
Programs audible signals for incoming calls on specified CO/IP lines.
Holds analog CO lines in busy state after release to allow PSTN equipment to restore.
Incorporates timers for Ring-on and Ring-off durations to ensure proper alerting.
Sends dial pulse signals to central office on analog CO lines.
Routes incoming calls directly to specific stations or system facilities using dialed digits.
Allows incoming callers to gain access to system resources and features.
Uses DTMF signals with CO lines assigned for DTMF signaling.
Allows users to place calls using an IP path by dialing IP addresses.
Supports H.323 and SIP protocols for VoIP channel connectivity.
Permits sending and receiving DTMF signals after connecting to an external VoIP party.
Supports BRI and PRI ISDN circuits for enhanced services.
Receives calling and answering party identification in ISDN call setup messages.
Enables activation of ISDN services by sending digits in Keypad Facility IE.
Allocates up to 8 Subscriber Numbers to one Basic Rate Interface for direct-dial-in.
Notifies users of voice mailbox calls and allows call screening.
Allows stations to retry busy or no answer external calls.
Automatically turns off the SPEAKER button after completion of certain features.
Allows iPECS Phones to access lines or calls by pressing appropriate buttons without lifting handset.
Allows iPECS Phones to receive audio from internal or external sources while idle.
Allows users to view a log of incoming, outgoing, and missed calls on the display.
Displays assigned names for CO/IP lines instead of numbers on the LCD.
Allows DID calls to wait until the station answers or the no answer timer expires.
Allows stations to reject ringing calls and terminate ringing.
Programs telephone numbers directly to Flex buttons.
Adjusts flash rates for Flex buttons on iPECS phones.
Allows users to employ the speaker to monitor a call while conversing with the outside party.
Establishes routing scenarios for incoming calls based on various criteria.
Provides flexibility for call re-routing based on pre-programmed call profile tables.
Allows selection of signaling mode for incoming ICM calls.
Turns off audio transmission from handset, speakerphone, or headset microphone.
Provides assigned Off-hook ring signals or Camp-On for ICM calls.
Allows users to place and receive calls while the handset is on-hook using the speakerphone.
Assigns a pre-assigned system resource (Prime Line) for off-hook access.
Allows selection of ring tones and downloading from system memory.
Stores the last dialed number on a CO/IP call for future redial.
Responds to OHVO calls without disconnecting the existing call.
Enables hands-free two-way conversations using speakerphone circuitry.
Assigns Flex buttons to access system features, functions, and resources.
Allows re-locating iPECS Phones to any LAN port without data loss.
Allows users to program functions, access status, and assign codes to Flex buttons.
Determines and changes the active and standby CPU for CPU Redundancy.
Allows an alternate answer point when the attendant station is unavailable.
Details the number of attendants and requirements for attendant positions.
Recalls unanswered CO/IP calls to the station or first available attendant.
Allows attendants to print reports, assign codes, control features, and record announcements.
Alerts attendants of faults in cabinet fans or power supplies.
Allows attendants to forward calls to other stations unconditionally, on busy, or no answer.
Allows system attendants to forward incoming CO/IP calls to remote "Off-Net" locations.
Allows any station to call the attendant, queuing calls if attendants are busy.
Controls ring assignments based on time of day and day of week.
Allows installation of DSS/LS Consoles associated with stations.
Allows system attendants to place CO/IP lines out-of-service for outgoing calls.
Allows attendants and secretaries to override DND status for awaiting calls.
Notifies attendants of emergency calls with alert tone and display.
Provides a PC application for visualizing attendant functions.
Allows system attendants to cancel features active at other stations.
Allows attendants to intrude upon active station conversations.
Selects the format for time and date display on iPECS Phones.
Allows system attendants to set the system Time/Date.
Allows SLT users to engage in two calls, alternating between parties.
Delivers howler tone as an error indication for SLT stations.
Provides a "Stutter" dial tone as an audible Message Wait Indication for SLTs.
Allows SLT users to program their name for display to calling users.
Allows SLT phones to receive CLI from internal callers instead of station numbers.
Defines the behavior of the SLT flash button for various call handling options.
Supports standard protocol equipped SIP Phones for extension registration.
Sets attributes and downloads configurations to SIP extensions.
Describes types of call setup for Station, CO, and System features.
Explains how SIP Phones accept and handle calls on idle or busy states.
Allows SIP Phones to place calls on hold and hear Music On Hold.
Supports Consultation and Blind Transfers for SIP Phones.
Supports Call Forward by SIP Phone and system features.
Supports Do Not Disturb by SIP Phone and system features.
Enables SIP Phones to make 3-way conference calls or utilize system conference features.
Allows SIP Phones to switch between multiple calls and alternate conversations.
Allows SIP Phone users to park calls in system Call Park Locations.
Lists features requiring MCIM module for SIP Phone support.
Lists VOIP or VOIM8/24 module requirements for SIP Phone features.
Allows setting call trace on MFIM for SIP Extensions for debugging.
Supports BLF feature with LG SIP Phone (SIP-88xx).
Adds Video Call functionality for SIP phones.
Provides integrated and cost-effective mobile extension solution using SIP.
Provides virtual channel without DSP usage for SIP trunk.
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