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General| Model | ATA 400 Series |
|---|---|
| Type | Analog Telephone Adapter |
| Protocols | SIP, MGCP |
| Power Supply | External power adapter |
| Ports | 2 FXS ports |
| Network Interface | 10/100 Ethernet |
| Voice Codecs | G.711, G.726, G.729 |
| Fax Support | T.38 |
| Management | Web-based configuration |
Defines the target audience and necessary knowledge for this guide.
Lists the product names, model names, and part numbers for Poly ATA devices.
Details the high-level features and functionalities of Poly ATA devices.
Outlines the primary features and capabilities of the Poly ATA devices.
Explains the telephony features available when connecting an analog phone.
Details the voice service features and call routing capabilities of Poly ATA devices.
Explains the meaning of the LEDs on the front of the Poly ATA devices and their behavior.
Explains the different physical port connections on the Poly ATA 400 series devices.
Describes using the IVR system for device configuration and information retrieval.
Guides users on configuring basic settings via the IVR system.
Lists and explains the configuration options available through the IVR main menu.
Details additional configuration options accessible via the device IVR.
Explains how to configure network-related settings using the device IVR.
Covers configuration options for the OBiWiFi wireless USB adapter via IVR.
Details configuration options for SIP service providers (SP1) using the IVR.
Explains configuration options for PDMS-SP service via the IVR.
Covers configuration options for the Auto Attendant feature via the IVR.
Describes how to record and manage customized Auto Attendant prompts.
Explains how to access and use the device's web interface for configuration.
Provides steps to access the Poly ATA system web interface using a web browser.
Covers updating firmware and managing the device through the web interface.
Explains how to back up and restore customized Auto Attendant prompts.
Details how to back up and restore the device's configuration settings.
Guides on resetting the device configuration to its factory default state.
Introduces the concept of Zero-Touch provisioning for Poly devices.
Explains how to create configuration files for Poly ATA devices using UC Software.
Details setting the provisioning server address for UC Software configuration files.
Guides on adding ATA 400 series devices to the primary configuration file.
Lists and describes the UC Software parameters supported by Poly ATA 400 Series.
Explains how to configure secure RTP for encrypted audio on the device.
Provides steps to enable secure RTP for encrypted audio communication.
Details setting cryptographic parameters for secure RTP streams.
Describes the device's support for multicast paging and its configuration.
Guides on configuring multicast page groups on the device.
Explains how to set up emergency calling support features.
Details how to define emergency numbers using DigitMap and OutboundCallRoute.
Covers location-based E911 and HELD services for device users.
Guides on configuring the device to use the Location Information Service for E911.
Details setting the preferred source of location information for emergency calls.
Explains how to retrieve location information from LIS using the HELD protocol.
Guides on enabling emergency geolocation settings for E911.
Details enabling X-Switch-Info Header for gathering location data.
Describes entering static location information for a Poly ATA device.
Explains how to configure settings for calls made from the phone attached to the device.
Details input and output signaling and control messages supported on the Phone ports.
States the maximum session capacity for the device's Phone port.
Guides on connecting a Phone port to an external PA system for paging.
Defines and explains how to configure the primary line for outbound calls.
Explains how to modify default service route access codes using DigitMap and OutboundCallRoute.
Details customizing access codes for Auto Attendant call routing and digit maps.
Explains how to set up call forwarding numbers for incoming calls.
Lists and describes user features available on the Poly ATA device.
Details how to place calls using the designated Primary Line.
Explains the functionality of call forwarding and its types.
Guides on enabling and disabling the Call Forward All feature.
Explains how to enable and disable Call Forward on Busy.
Details how to enable and disable Call Forward on No Answer.
Describes the Caller ID feature for identifying incoming calls.
Explains the Call Waiting feature for managing multiple calls.
Details how to use the 3-Way Calling feature to talk to multiple parties.
Explains how to perform an attended call transfer.
Describes feature invocation methods specific to Nordic regions.
Explains how to block caller ID information for calls.
Describes the Automatic Call Back feature for returning calls.
Explains the Repeat Dialing feature for retrying busy numbers.
Details how to block incoming calls with no identifying caller ID.
Explains how to enable and disable the Do Not Disturb feature.
Describes visual and tone-based notifications for new voice messages.
Explains how to configure speed dial numbers for quick dialing.
Guides on selecting and configuring star code profiles for device features.
Lists and defines the predefined variables used in star code scripts.
Details the supported actions that can be used within star code scripts.
Explains the general format and structure of star code scripts.
Provides examples of default star code scripts used in the device.
Guides on programming custom star codes for device features.
Overview of the system status sections available in the web interface.
Describes how to view the WAN (Ethernet) status information.
Explains how to view the Wi-Fi status for the OBiWiFi dongle.
Guides on viewing basic product information and reboot reason codes.
Explains how to view statistics for SPn services and troubleshoot SIP errors.
Describes how to view the current status of the OBiTALK service.
Details how to view running call statistics and state parameters.
Explains how to view and save the device's call history.
Refers to the SP Services Stats page for statistics relevant to SPn services.
Refers to the PHONE Port Status page for statistics relevant to Phone ports.
Explains the Repeat Dialing service and its controlling parameters.
Describes the available codec profiles and their configuration.
Guides on configuring user-specific settings for the device.
Explains how to set up and configure speed dial numbers for quick dialing.
Guides on using speed dial numbers for ad hoc direct dialed gateway calls.
Refers to the WAN Settings Parameter Guide for more information.
Describes the OBiWiFi adapter and its role as an additional WAN interface.
Explains how to scan for and connect to Wi-Fi access points.
Explains the device's role as a voice service bridge and its reliance on digit maps.
Defines trunks, endpoints, and terminals in the context of call routing.
Shows a matrix of possible call bridge connections between services and endpoints.
Illustrates possible call connections between endpoints and trunks.
Explains how digit maps transform and restrict dialed or called numbers.
Details the components and syntax of digit map rules.
Describes how digit maps can be recursive for re-use and compactness.
Explains how to use barring rules in digit maps to prevent calls.
Provides examples of common digit map rules for various scenarios.
Explains how the Digit Map Processor selects the best matching rule.
Describes how to force an interdigit timeout using the '#' key.
Explains how to specify tones within digit maps for dialed sequences.
Guides on dynamically changing the inter-digit long timer based on partial matches.
Explains how to define custom digit maps for specific needs.
Details the default user-defined digit map for supporting IPv4 dialing.
Guides on defining up to ten digit maps via the system web interface.
Explains ITSP profiles and their parameters like ProxyServer and OutboundProxy.
Details SP service profiles and account-specific parameters like AuthUserName.
Lists the voice services supported, including SP1-4, PDMS-SP, AA, and Gateways.
Explains the process of registering with SIP Proxy or Registration Servers.
Details configuring an outbound proxy server for directing outbound requests.
Explains how the device performs DNS lookups for SIP server IP addresses.
Discusses how the device discovers mapped external addresses behind NAT routers.
Explains the device's capability for server redundancy and dual registration.
Details how the device handles inbound caller privacy settings.
Explains the support for STUN and ICE for NAT traversal and call setup.
Introduces SIP trunk service features and configuration.
Describes how ITSPs can specify ring patterns via Alert-Info headers.
Explains the RTP statistics summary carried in the X-RTP-Stat header.
Details the device's support for media loopback features.
Describes the OBiTALK protocol for communication and device management.
Guides on enabling the OBiTALK service via the system web interface.
Explains how to limit OBiTALK calls to the OBihai echo server.
Refers to parameter guide tables for PDMS-SP service and calling features.
Introduces the Auto Attendant features available on the Poly ATA device.
Describes the Auto Attendant feature invoked by inbound call routing.
Explains the two methods for the Auto Attendant to call back the user.
Guides on configuring the callback service for the Auto Attendant.
Details customizing access codes for Auto Attendant call routing and digit maps.
Explains how AA uses prompt lists and how to customize them.
Introduces Voice Gateways (VG) for routing calls via trunks.
Guides on configuring gateways for direct dialing without an attendant.
Provides examples of setting up voice gateways.
Defines trunks and their representation (abbreviation and instance identifier).
Explains trunk groups and their configuration criteria.
Guides on configuring trunk groups, including their digit maps.
Explains how system logs help in troubleshooting device issues.
Guides on enabling syslog messaging for troubleshooting purposes.
Details enabling the logging of detailed SIP messages in syslog.
Explains how to view SPN service status messages and potential error codes.
Lists common SPN Service Status error messages encountered during firmware upgrades.
Guides on finding the device's serial number on the product label.
Explains how to find the device's serial number via the system web interface.
Details the options for performing packet captures for troubleshooting.
Guides on starting and stopping a local packet capture.
Explains how to configure a remote PCAP server for streaming PCAP data.
Explains the configuration fields that define a tone profile.
Describes frequency components used for tone synthesis.
Describes the overall tone playback duration in seconds.
Defines fields for cadence segments used in tone synthesis.
Demonstrates how to interpret common tone patterns with examples.
Explains ring profile features and composition fields.
Outlines the structure and fields for ring profiles.
Describes the ringing duration in seconds for ring profiles.
Defines fields for cadence segments used in ring profiles.
