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Table of contents

MultiVOIP SS

1

User Guide

2

CONTENTS

3

Chapter 1: Overview

7

About This Manual

8

Digital MultiVOIP Products

9

Analog MultiVOIP Products

10

ISDN/BRI MultiVOIP Products

11

(MVP-210SS/410SS/810SS)

12

Internet

13

MultiVOIP Front Panel LEDs

17

Front Panel LED Definitions

18

Computer Requirements

19

Specifications

20

Installation at a Glance

21

Related Documentation

21

Introduction

23

MultiVOIP Startup Tasks

24

Gather IP Information

25

Record for this VOIP Site

26

To: I.T. Depar tme nt

27

re: email account for VOIP

27

(if used)

28

Placement

30

Quick Hookup for MVP210-SS

32

Outbound Phonebook

40

Answer: write down 81

41

Answer: write down 90

41

Answer: enter 81312 as

42

Answer: enter 90121 as

42

Answer: enter 8 in “Remove

43

Answer: enter 9 in “Remove

43

Inbound Phonebook

44

Phonebook Tips

47

Phonebook Entry 

49

, = 1-second pause

50

Phonebook Example

51

Voip Sites with Phonebooks

52

Sample Phonebooks Enlarged

53

Phonebook Worksheet

54

Enlarged Phonebook Worksheet

55

Connectivity Test

56

Data bits: 8

57

Parity: none

57

Stop bits: 1

57

Troubleshooting

60

Lithium Battery Caution

62

Safety Warnings Telecom

62

Unpacking Your MultiVOIP

63

MultiVOIP

64

Unpacking the MVP210-SS

65

MVP410/810

69

Generality:

70

Ethernet Connection

71

MVP-410SS/810SS

72

Rear Panel

72

MVP210SS Circuit Board

74

Software

85

Configuring the MultiVOIP

89

Pre-Requisites

92

IP Network Parameters:

92

Record for each VOIP Site

92

Config Info CheckList

95

Ctrl + Alt + I

102

Ethernet Parameters

104

IP Parameter fields

106

DiffServ

107

Parameter

107

FTP Parameter fields

109

DNS Parameter fields

109

Ctrl + H

112

1-2 (210)

115

1-4 (410)

115

1-8 (810)

115

FAX Parameters

116

(cont’d)

117

AutoCall/Offhook Alert

120

Parameters

120

MultiVOIP, varying delays

123

MultiVOIP gateways

123

Modem Relay

124

Ctrl + Alt + N

126

FXS (Loop

129

Y/N Enables FXS Loop Start

129

Dialing Options fields

130

FXS Options fields

130

Flash Hook Options fields

131

Min. and Max.

131

Caller ID fields

131

Display shows:

136

Phone Book Configuration

137

Inbound Phone Book

137

Answer Supervision fields

140

DID Options (cont’d)

148

Dialing Options

148

Ctrl + Alt + Shft + P

149

SIP Proxy Parameters

150

Values: alphanumeric

151

Ctrl + R

153

Intercept tone is applicable

155

Standard Tones fields

156

User Defined Tones fields

158

Ctrl + Alt + S

162

Outbound

166

Received

166

Capability

166

Digits Sent

167

Disconnect

167

Ctrl + Alt + L

169

Ctrl + Alt +H

173

1-4 (410SS)

176

1-8 (810SS)

176

Identification

178

Ctrl + Alt + Sft

185

Ctrl + Alt + U

187

Survivability

195

Status Check

195

Register

195

Options

195

Registrar Options

196

Contact Information

199

Ctrl + Alt +Y

200

Chapter 6: T1 Phonebook

205

Configuration

205

MultiVOIP Phonebooks

206

Alt + I Alt + O

209

SIP Fields

214

PSTN Line

216

Call Forward Parameters

219

3 Sites, All-T1 Example

222

EXAMPLE:

228

Digital & Analog VOIPs

228

VOIP Dir #

230

Destination

230

Pattern

230

To originate calls to

232

Site A (Bismarck)

232

Note 3

232

Call Completion Summaries

237

Nebraska

239

Call Event Sequence

239

Dakota

240

Chapter 7: E1 Phonebook

241

Free VOIP Calls

243

Calls at London local rates

244

Local Calling Area

244

Calls at Paris local rates

245

Local Calling Areas

245

Calls at Dutch

246

National Rates

246

Calls at French

247

Calls at UK

247

Click Add

251

Busy. When selected, calls

260

No Response. When selected

260

3 Sites, All-E1 Example

262

France Country Code: 33

263

The Netherlands

264

Calls to Tavistock local

272

9 -- 200.2.9.5

272

Tavistock, UK

279

London

280

URL Description

281

Chapter 8: Operation and

283

Maintenance

283

Operation and Maintenance

284

Default is 5060

286

System Information screen

288

Statistics Screens

291

About Call Progress

291

293

About Logs

299

The Logs Screen

300

About IP Statistics

306

About Link Management

311

Ctrl + Alt + W

314

Column Headings

316

Details

316

Ctrl + Alt + 4

317

About Packetization Time

321

{default value}

322

Increments (in Kbps)

322

Configuration Option

326

Configuration Port Setup

326

Date and Time Setup

327

Obtaining Updated Firmware

327

C:\Acme-Inc\MVP3000-firm

330

Downloading Firmware

332

Downloading Factory Defaults

335

Downloading IFM Firmware

337

Cancel Help

341

Upgrading Software

350

Web Browser Interface

361

SysLog Server Functions

367

Tech Support

370

Limited Warranty

371

Customers

371

Contacting Technical Support

373

FCC Declaration

375

Industry Canada

376

FCC Part 68 Telecom

376

Canadian Limitations Notice

377

WEEE Statement

378

Appendix A: Cable Pinouts

379

Command Cable

380

Ethernet Connector

380

T1/E1 Connector

381

Voice/Fax Channel Connectors

381

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

383

Appendix B: TCP/UDP Port

385

Assignments

385

Well Known Port Numbers

386

Port Number Assignment List

386

MultiVOIP User Guide Index

387

S000393B

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