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Provides steps for accessing the device's web interface for initial configuration and management.
Explains navigation within the web utility, detailing the purpose of feature index and directory links.
Details how to configure network parameters, including IP address assignment and gateway settings.
Describes the process of configuring port forwarding for remote access and SIP trunk communication.
Configures extensions to act as operators or receptionists for call handling and transfer.
Explains how to set up voice greetings for business and non-business hours, including default and custom options.
Sets the number of times greetings are played to callers before connecting them to an operator.
Defines how greetings vary based on the defined business hours and work schedule.
Associates specific greetings with individual trunk lines, overriding default auto-attendant greetings.
Configures dialing schemes for making outbound calls, including prefix usage and trunk selection.
Organizes extensions into groups for sequential or simultaneous call distribution to available agents.
Defines restriction levels for extensions to control outbound calling capabilities, enhancing security.
Enables users to answer calls ringing on other extensions within the same group by dialing a specific code.
Details the connection and configuration for fax machine integration and fax call handling.
Describes the console software for operators to manage extension and trunk status and handle calls.
Allows incoming calls to be transferred to external phone numbers or parties.
Covers various additional features for extensions like call forwarding, speed dialing, and call monitoring.
Configures an extension to act as a secretary, redirecting and transferring calls for a manager.
Associates extensions with trunk lines to receive incoming calls directly on specific extensions.
Enables and configures the detection of caller ID information on analog trunk lines.
Guides through the process of registering the device with an Internet Telephony Service Provider (ITSP).
Sets up a basic multi-site network configuration for inter-site calling without complex dialing rules.
Configures an advanced multi-site network using special dialing digits to avoid number conflicts.
Configures the device's time settings, either from a network time server or manually.
Provides instructions to enhance security by changing the default administrator password.
Details the setup of SIP accounts for connecting SIP terminals like softphones and SIP phones.
Configures the device for call recording and voicemail functionality, including server settings.
Adjusts parameters for analog trunk ports, affecting volume, caller ID, and busy tone detection.
Configures parameters for analog phone ports to ensure better interconnection with various phone vendors.
Sets DTMF parameters for transmitting and receiving dual-tone multi-frequency signals.
Configures media-related parameters, including codecs, RTP ports, and jitter buffers for voice quality.
Covers advanced SIP parameters for fine-tuning SIP communication and features.
Defines dialing rules and patterns to optimize call setup and routing efficiency.
Lists and allows modification of feature codes used for activating various telephony functions.
Configures the device to output detailed call records to an external storage server for analysis.
Allows creation of a blacklist to block unwanted incoming phone numbers.
Configures white and black lists to control outbound call routing and prevent unauthorized calls.
Provides instructions for updating the device's firmware to the latest version for improved functionality.
Details the procedure for restarting the device, essential for applying some configuration changes.
Guides on backing up the device's configuration settings to a file for safekeeping.
Explains how to restore device configurations by uploading previously exported files.
Illustrates the steps for configuring a softphone application, like X-Lite, to register with the OM system.
Provides configuration steps for registering a physical SIP phone device with the OM system.
General| Brand | New Rock Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | OM4 |
| Category | Telephone |
| Language | English |
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