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MCK EXTender™ 7000 for Branch Offices
Installation Guide
Quality is our job. Customer Satisfaction is our mission!
G-7000T-RUM Rev AD
August 2004

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  • Page 1 MCK EXTender™ 7000 for Branch Offices Installation Guide Quality is our job. Customer Satisfaction is our mission! G-7000T-RUM Rev AD August 2004...

  • Page 3: Copyright Information

    Copyright Information Copyright © 2001-2004, MCK Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved Printed in USA September 1, 2004 Notice Every effort was made to ensure that the information in this book was complete and accurate at the time of printing. However, information is subject to change. Your Responsibility for Your System’s Security Toll fraud is the use of your telecommunications system by an unauthorized party, for example, persons other than your company’s employees, agents, subcontractors, or persons working on your company’s behalf.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Parts Provided with the EXTender ...16 Parts Not Provided with the EXTender ...16 Installation Considerations ...16 Mounting and Connections for the EXTender 7000 ... 17 Connections to the EXTender 7000 ...17 Telephony Wiring (RJ-21) ... 19 Serial Console Connection and Setup... 20 Required Cable ...20...
  • Page 5 Prerequisites for Configuration ... 26 Required Configurable Parameters ... 26 T1/PRI Port (WAN3) - Leased T1 Parameters ... 27 Dedicated Service to the DS0 Channel ... 28 Assigning DS0 channels: ... 28 RVP_Direct - Leased T1 Parameters ... 28 Serial RVP (RVP_Direct) via WAN Configuration ... 29 Prerequisites for Configuration ...
  • Page 6 2 to 1 RVP_Over_IP with Local Dialing Configuration ... 57 2:1 RVP_Over IP Consideration ...57 2:1 Configuration - Computing the Required Bandwidth ...58 EXTender Bandwidth Requirements ...59 Identifying the EXTender 7000 to the PBXgateway II ...59 De-hairpinned Calls ...60 Setting the Local Dialing Parameters ...61 RVPoIP Limitations ...61 2:1 Specific - Local Dialing Configurations ...61...

  • Page 7: Chapter 1: Introduction

    PBXgateway II System Administrator’s Guide • PBXgateway II Installation Guide • EXTender 7000 User’s Guide Naming Conventions The EXTender 7000 is also referred to as the EXTender or the Remote Unit within this document. EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Chapter 1: Introduction Page 7...

  • Page 8: Safety Considerations

    Safety Considerations IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS • Do not install this product near water. Example: In a wet basement location. • Do not overload wall outlets, as this can result in the risk of fire or electrical shock. • Do not attach the power supply cord to building surfaces. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord.

  • Page 9: Specifications

    Specifications Regulatory Approvals Part 15, Subpart B, Class A Part 68, Subpart D (Only required when network interface expansion cards are added.) CA NRTL/C CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 950-93 CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 225-M90 UL Std. No. 1459 UL Std. No. 1950-95 CE Mark EN50081-1, EN50081-2, EN55022 Class A BABT 90/002 S/R2 CTR 3/A1 (Only required when network interface expan-...

  • Page 10: Interfaces

    Serial/WAN Two DB-25 ports: EIA/TI232, EIA/TI530, EIA/TIAV35 Serial/Console Two Serial RS-232, DB-9 ports PBX/KTS Up to 24 digital line interfaces over a 25 pair RJ-21 cable T1/PRI Two RJ-48C ports in the integrated MCK WAN card Voice Protocols and Services Voice compression G.729a, G.711, ADPCM 32, ADPCM 24...
  • Page 11 EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 11...
  • Page 12 EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 12...

  • Page 13: Chapter 2: Connection And Wiring

    Chapter 2: Connection and Wiring The following chapter will provide you with instructions on accessing the Management Interface (MI) via the following methods: Direct Connect (Serial Modem) to DB9, Terminal Interface - Hyperterminal (TI), Telnet, and Internet. EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 13...

  • Page 14: Prerequisites For Installation

    If using a PRI ensure that the circuit has been provisioned by the Telcos to include NO NFAS and if needed DID provided. This way we can assign inbound calls on the local PRI to specific phones on the EXTender 7000. Space Requirements •...

  • Page 15: Supported Telephones

    Supported Telephones The following digital display phones are compatible with the EXTender. RemoteConneX Phones Astra 390 ADSI-compliant Interactive sceen phones (for RemoreConneX features) Avaya Definity *6402+ 8403 6408+ 8410D 6416D+ 8410DR 6416M 6424D+ 8434DX 6424M * This digital display phone is NOT recommended for administrative purposes. Nortel Meridian *M2006 *M2008...

  • Page 16: Extender Parts For Installation

    EXTender Parts for Installation Parts Provided with the EXTender Table 1: Parts Provided with the EXTender EXTender 7000 Power Cord a DB-25M to DB-25F RS-530 serial cable (shipped without a T1 Card) or a DB-25F to DB-25F RS-530 serial, crossover cable (shipped with a T1 Card...

  • Page 17: Mounting And Connections For The Extender 7000

    Mounting and Connections for the EXTender 7000 The EXTender can be mounted in a standard 19-inch communication rack using the hardware provided or simply placed on a shelf within the rack. Connections to the EXTender 7000 The EXTender provides connections A through H, as shown below: Note: Connection “G”...
  • Page 18 RJ-21 (CAT Telephony Interface EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Table 2: EXTender 7000 Connections Cable Type Direct serial connection to a PC for administration. (DCE) See “Serial Console Connection and Setup on page’ 20. Note: Set the COM port as follows; Baud rate: 9600,...

  • Page 19: Telephony Wiring (Rj-21)

    Telephony Wiring (RJ-21) Table 3: Pin Assignments (25-Pair Cable) Cable Pair WH/BL WH/BL WH/OR WH/OR WH/GN WH/GR WH/BR WH/BR WH/SL WH/SL RD/BL RD/BL RD/OR RD/OR RD/GN RD/GN RD/BR RD/BR RD/SL RD/SL BK/BL BK/BL BK/OR BK/OR Wire Color Abbreviations: BK=Black YL=Yellow GN=Green EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Port...

  • Page 20: Serial Console Connection And Setup

    Serial Console Connection and Setup The Console port on the front of the EXTender provides a direct serial connection to your computer. Through this port, you can access all of the features and functions of the MI, as well as configure, monitor, and trou- bleshoot the unit.
  • Page 21 9. Save the changes within the ETI and restart the program for the changes to take effect. 10. Power up the EXTender 7000. The unit performs a series of boot-up tests and upon finishing the boot- up process, displays the following message: Press “Enter”...

  • Page 22: Power-Up

    On initial power-up (or before the configuration file has been changed) the Management Interface will ask you to run the “Setup Wizard” to select the proper PBX/KTS protocol. • If you type “Yes” the wizard will ask you to select the PBX type. • If you type “No” the PC displays the following message: Press “Enter”...

  • Page 23: The Management Interface

    The Management Interface The Management Interface (MI) is a computer interface used to administer and configure the EXTender 7000 and PBXgateway II. Detailed instructions for using the MI can be found in the EXTender 7000 User’s Guide. 1. Press Enter and the Welcome Screen of the Management Interface (MI) will appear.

  • Page 24: Set Up Wizard

    Set Up Wizard The EXTender provides a console setup wizard which will guide a user through the required programming/ configuration steps required to complete the initial setup of the unit. The Setup Wizard is accessed via the VT100 console management interface accessed through the DB-9 management port. This will require a PC running a Terminal Emulation program.

  • Page 25: Chapter 3: Configuration

    Chapter 3: Configuration The following chapter will provide you with instructions on configuring the Extender 7000 via the Manage- ment Interface (MI). The units are programmed at the factory with “default” settings providing basic parameters to accommodate most network environments.

  • Page 26: Rvp_Direct Via Leased T1 Line Configuration

    This section describes configuring the EXTender 7000 for a basic Serial RVP installation using the T1/PRI Ports on the MCK T1/PRI card. Note: If you want to add Local Dialing capability to this configuration, see the EXTender 7000 User’s Guide for complete setup instructions. Leased Line T1 and Point-to-Point T1 configurations are identical.

  • Page 27: T1/Pri Port (Wan3) - Leased T1 Parameters

    1. Set the Clock Source parameter to T1PRI_Port1. • Set to Port 1 if the network is providing timing, or Port 2 to use the EXTender 7000 for the timing source. Note: Point-to -Point (RVP_Direct) T1’s DO NOT provide timing.

  • Page 28: Dedicated Service To The Ds0 Channel

    Assigning DS0 channels: 1. Use the arrow keys to access the DS0_Default Channel Setup menu, as shown below: MI Path Configuration->WAN->T1/PRI_Port(WAN3)->T1/PRI_Port_1-> Channel Setup- >DS0_Default 2. Set the Enable parameter to Yes. 3. Set Direction to Both. 4. Enter 1 into the Services parameter. This parameter enables you to select the services you wish to use to connect to the Central Office (CO).

  • Page 29: Serial Rvp (Rvp_Direct) Via Wan Configuration

    The following pages provide step by step instructions for configuring a basic Serial RVP installation using the WAN ports of the EXTender 7000. To configure the system, you will set various parameters in the Man- agement Interface (MI). For more information please refer to the EXTender 7000 User’s Guide.

  • Page 30: Connect Parameters - Serial Rvp (Rvp_Direct) Via Wan

    The EXTender utilizes a direct serial connection to provide remote user connectivity. This means that the WAN port is plugged directly into a network device. The WAN port (WAN 1 or WAN 2) that is used as the main or “primary” port must be identified on the RVP Direct menu. 1.

  • Page 31: Wan Port Setup

    (CSU/DSU). Choose the interface signaling type used to communicate with the network device. The interface type for the EXTender 7000 is DTE (Data Terminal Equipment). Figure 3-8: Enabling WAN 1 or 2 Page 31...

  • Page 32: Setting The Sync Rate

    1. Access the WAN 1 or WAN 2 Sync_Setup Menu using the following path: MI Path Configuration->WAN 1 or 2->Sync_Setup The following menu appears. 2. Press the → key to the Sync Rate parameter and type in the correct Sync rate. This parameter sets the synchronous data transfer speed of the WAN port and must match the network device speed.

  • Page 33: Setting The Interface Type

    3. Press the ↓ key to the Interface Type parameter, which has the following values: Value The WAN port on the EXTender 7000 connects to a DTE device. The WAN port on the EXTender 7000 PBXgateway II connects to a DCE device. Notes: DTE is typically used to connect to a third party CSU/DSU for RVP_Direct (Serial RVP) installations.

  • Page 34: Rvp_Direct Via Pri Configuration

    Prerequisites for Configuration • The PBXgateway II (at the corporate site) and the EXTender 7000 (at the branch office) must be physi- cally installed properly and the network link between both devices must be installed and provisioned to meet the “Network Requirements” defined in this document.

  • Page 35: Rvp_Direct Parameters - Pri

    3. Set the Extender Bandwidth parameter to the total bandwidth that will be required by the extended telephones. Bandwidth required by an RVP Direct over PRI system is determined by the type of PBX used, the com-pression algorithm, and number of extended phones that will need to be off-hook at the same time.

  • Page 36: Channel Setup - Pri

    2. Set the Clock Source parameter to T1PRI_Port1. 3. Set the Enabled parameter to Yes. 4. Set to Port 1 if the network is providing timing, or Port 2 to use the EXTender 7000 for the timing source. Note: Point-to -Point T1’s DO NOT provide timing.

  • Page 37: Entering Primary Dial Numbers

    The following menu appears: Figure 3-16: Shared PRI T1/PRI Service Parameters 2. Enter a single DN number in the DN 1 parameter. This is the DID number of the EXTender 7000. This value is provided by the Telco company (CO).

  • Page 38: Rvp Over Ip Configuration

    RVP Over IP Configuration The following pages provide step-by-step instructions for configuring a basic RVP_over_IP installation using the LAN port on the EXTender 7000. To configure the system, you will set various parameters in the Man- agement Interface (MI). Note: This configuration does not support Local Dialing. To expand this configuration to support Local Dial- ing, see “Local Dialing Configurations on page’...

  • Page 39: Rvp_Ip - Configuration

    Local Dialing • To support Local Dialing, the EXTender 7000 unit uses UDP ports 16384 to 16640. The port numbers start at 16384 and increment by 1 to the total number of ports used. For example, if 3 telephones need to make local calls, then ports 16384, 16385, and 16386 would need to be opened.
  • Page 40 The following menu appears: 4. Use the arrow keys to access the Default Port menu. MI Path Configuration->Connect->RVP_Over_IP->Default_Port Figure 3-20: RVP_Over_IP Default Port Menu 5. In the IP Destination field enter the IP address of the PBXgateway II provided by the network adminis- trator.

  • Page 41: Ip Parameters

    that this setting be left at 100. 10. Press the ← key to accept the changes and go back to the Configuration menu. 11. Press the ↓ key to navigate to the Save parameter. IP Parameters An Internet Protocol (IP) address and associated routing parameters must be entered within the IP menu of the EXTender for identification purposes within the LAN (Local Area Network).
  • Page 42 The following menu appears: 2. Press the → key to access the parameters. 3. Press the → key to the Address parameter. Enter the IP Address of the EXTender and press Enter. 4. Press the ↓ key to the Subnet Mask parameter. Enter the IP Address of the Subnet Mask and press Enter.

  • Page 43: Rvp_Over_Frame Relay Configuration

    “Local Dialing Configurations on page’ 66 for detailed instructions. In the diagram below, the router is connected to a WAN port on the EXTender 7000, and the Frame Relay network is connected to the MCK T1/PRI card. The MCK T1/PRI card acts as a Frame Relay Access Device (FRAD).

  • Page 44: Frame Relay Connect Parameters

    4. Set the Extender Bandwidth parameter to the total bandwidth that will be required by the extended telephones. Bandwidth required by an RVP Direct over T1 system is determined by the type of PBX used, the compression algorithm, and number of extended phones that will need to be off-hook at the same time.
  • Page 45 MI Path Configuration->Connect->Frame Relay 7. Set the Interface parameter to T1/PRI_Port 1 to identify the Frame Relay interface on the EXTender 7000. Note, we are limited to using only T1 Port 1 for Frame Relay. Note: There can only be one network interface when using frame relay, meaning there is no Primary or Secondary interface.

  • Page 46: Setting The Frame Relay Pvc Parameters

    9. Set the following parameters specified by your service provider. If not, leave these values at the default setting: Field Full Status Polling Cycles - the number of status inquiries between n391 n392 Monitored Events Count - the number of status messages that are n393 tracked to determine if more than n392 errors have been detected.

  • Page 47: T1/Pri Port (Wan3) Frame Relay Parameters

    1. Set the Clock Source parameter to T1PRI_Port1. • Set to Port 1 if the network is providing timing, or Port 2 to use the EXTender 7000 for the timing source. Note: Point-to -Point (RVP_Direct) T1’s DO NOT provide timing.

  • Page 48: Dedicated Service To The Ds0 Channel

    You may set some or all of the 24 channels to use Frame Relay. Note though, that only setting the default will cause all channels to be used for Frame Relay. If any DS0 channels have been configured for Add/Drop (using RVPoIP for example), they will be ignored and the Add/Drop configured PVCs will be used instead.

  • Page 49: Verifying Frame Relay Parameters

    5. (All channels in use) If all 24 channels are used, set the default menu to Frame Relay and set all of the individual DS0 channel menus to use <default>. Figure 3-33: Frame Relay - All Channels in Use 6. (Less than 24 channels) If less than 24 channels are being used assign a subset of DS0 channels by either: •...
  • Page 50 The following screen appears: Figure 3-35: Verifying Frame Relay Connections 2. Verify that the Frame Relay connection is UP. Status Inquires are sent every 10 secs. EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 50...

  • Page 51: Chapter 4: Applications

    The following chapter will provide you with information and instruction on configuring applications such as Add/Drop, 2:1 Configuration and Local Dialing on your EXTender 7000. For more detailed information on the applications contained within this chapter please see the EXTender 7000 User’s Guide and the PBXgateway II System Administrator’s Guide.

  • Page 52: Add/Drop Application

    Add/Drop Application You can use one of the EXTender 7000 WAN ports as an Add/Drop port, which can send traffic to another network device. Using the MI, specific DS0 channels of the T1/PRI Port_1 can be mapped to the Add/Drop port. This allows traffic on those channels to remain unchanged while they are passed through the T1/PRI card to another device on the network.

  • Page 53: Add/Drop Configuration For T1 Leased

    1. Set the Clock Source parameter to T1PRI_Port1. • Set to Port 1 if the network is providing timing, or Port 2 to use the EXTender 7000 for the timing source. Note: Point-to -Point (RVP_Direct) T1’s DO NOT provide timing.

  • Page 54: Add/Drop Channels - Leased T1 Parameters

    The following menu appears: Figure 3-4: T1/PRI Port (WAN3) Parameters 3. Set the Enabled parameter to Yes. 4. Set the Mode parameter to T1. 5. Ignore the following parameters, as they do not apply to Leased T1 configurations: Node Type, Switch Type, and Dialback DN.

  • Page 55: Add/Drop Pvc - T1 Frame Relay

    5. Set Connect Type to Add_Drop1. Note: Add/Drop1 will allocate DS0 channels to WAN1 and Add/Drop2 will allocate DS0 channels to WAN2. Add/Drop PVC - T1 Frame Relay T1/PRI Port (WAN3) Configuration - T1 Frame Relay Please refer to “Add/Drop - T1/PRI Port (WAN3) - Leased T1 Parameters on page’ 53. Assigning Add/Drop PVC 1.
  • Page 56 2. Press the → key to access the PVC parameters screen. 3. Set the Voice PVC Supported Service parameter for the EXTender link to Add/Drop1 or Add/Drop2. Note: Add/Drop1 will allocate DS0 channels to WAN1 and Add/Drop2 will allocate DS0 channels to WAN2.

  • Page 57: To 1 Rvp_Over_Ip With Local Dialing Configuration

    Central Office (CO) to provide Local Dialing. Toll Bypass enables remote users in one city (City A) to call standard telephones in a different city (City C or B) using the dial tone of the EXTender 7000 that is in the local calling area.

  • Page 58: 2:1 Configuration - Computing The Required Bandwidth

    2:1 Configuration - Computing the Required Bandwidth In this configuration, the bandwidth in the system must be shared by both EXTender 7000 units. You can still use the MCK Bandwidth Calculator to compute the bandwidths required to connect the extended phones to connect and to support Local Dialing.

  • Page 59: Extender Bandwidth Requirements

    Use the formula below to compute the bandwidth for each EXTender 7000: Bandwidth for EXTender 7000 number 1 = Phone Bandwidth (from Bandwidth Calcula- tor) - Bandwidth for EXTender 7000 number 2. EXTender Bandwidth Requirements Use the MCK Bandwidth Calculator to compute the Extender Bandwidth for both remote units.

  • Page 60: De-Hairpinned Calls

    PBX Features" shared by BOTH remote units. Example: For example, if the possible number of de-Hairpinned calls is 6, the first EXTender 7000 could allow 4 de- Hairpinned calls, while the second EXTender 7000 could allow only 2 de-Hairpinned calls.

  • Page 61: Setting The Local Dialing Parameters

    This configuration also uses Voice Hairpinning to maintain local voice quality and to avoid long distance charges. When Voice Hairpinning is being utilized the voice path is local to the EXTender 7000 and only sig- nalling is sent over the IP network to the PBX (Toll Bypass). When a call is de-hairpinned it is routed in such a manner that the voice and signalling data are both routed to the PBXgateway II.

  • Page 62: Synchronizing The Mck T1/Pri Card With The Central Office

    3. Enter a digit in the Local Access Code. This parameter is a unique prefix that will be attached to the dial string. This parameter tells the PBXgateway II which EXTender 7000 the call is coming from. You will need to dial the Local Access Code and the Trunk Access Code when making a local call.

  • Page 63: Identifying The Local Trunk Port

    MI Path Configuration->WAN->T1/PRI_Port(WAN3)->T1/PRI_Port_1-> Channel Setup->DS0_Default 9. Set the Enabled parameter to Yes. 10. Set the Direction parameter to indicate which direction data will travel. The value Both means the chan- nel will handle both inbound and outbound traffic. 11. Enter a two digit integer into the Services parameter. This parameter enables you to select the services you wish to use to connect to the Central Office (CO).
  • Page 64 10. Press Enter to save changes to the active config (.rem) file.You have completed configuring the first EXTender 7000 to be used in a 2 to 1 Configuration. Repeat the steps to configure the second EXTender 7000 unit. Remember that the second remote unit must EXTender...
  • Page 65 EXTender 7000 to 2. After both EXTender 7000 units have been successfully configured, be sure to properly configure the PBX- gateway II to connect to these units in this 2 to 1 configuration. See the PBXgateway II System Administra- tor’s Guide for instructions.

  • Page 66: Local Dialing Configurations

    (via Predefined Local Trunk Key) While the Analog Port on the EXTender 7000 provides local dialing, only one remote client can use it at a time. With a CO (Central Office) line terminated by the T1/PRI Card, multiple remote users can make local calls simultaneously.

  • Page 67: Setting The Local Trunk Parameters

    10. Enter 80 into the Services parameter. This parameter enables you to select the services you wish to use to connect to the CO/PBX. The value 80 assigns T1/PRI Voice Service to all DS0 channels. 11. Set the Connect Type parameter to Dialup.

  • Page 68: Key Mapping

    1. 911 Analog Key: Used to access single analog port. 2. Local Dialing Key: Used to access the local dialing trunk. 3. Line Appearance Keys: Identifies which keys on the extended phone will be the PBX line keys of the extended PBX port.
  • Page 69 13. Local Dialing Prefix: This only needs to be configured if it will be used to route a call from a PRI channel to an analog line, such as ADTRAN 550. It will automatically get prefixed with the dialing digits entered by the user.

  • Page 70: Network Termination (Dual T1/Pri Lines)

    Network Termination (Dual T1/PRI Lines) T1 Requirements • Supports AMI encoding on Port 2 for Local Dialing. • Supports B8ZS encoding. • Supports D4 superframe (SF) or D4 extended super frame (ESF) framing (on Port2 for Local Dialing). • Supports both internal and external clocking. PRI Requirements •...

  • Page 71: Separate Pri Configuration

    EXTender 7000. On the EXTender 7000, the left T1/PRI port (Port1) serves as the MCK EXTender link to the PBXgateway II over the network. The right T1/PRI port (Port2) connects the Local CO and provides Local Dialing. In a shared PRI configuration, you can use a single T1/PRI connection to both provide the link to the PBXgate- way II and provide Local Dialing via the Local CO.
  • Page 72 Configuration->Port->Ports_1-8->Port_1->More->Local_Dialing Figure 4-24: Identifying the Local Trunk Port 2. Set the Trunk Access Code to match the prefix set in the PBX to access an outside line. 3. Set the PBX Extension to the extension that corresponds to this port.

  • Page 73: Configuring Caller Id

    Use the menu path below to configure Caller ID. This will enable Caller ID on all ports using T1/PRI_Port_1 connection between the EXTender and the PBXgateway II. For PBX configuration please consult the PBX- gateway II System Administrator’s Guide - Chapter 7 - PBX Configuration.
  • Page 74 3. Enter the CID Prefix. This is the prefix included in the Caller ID for the Local Trunk only. The CID Prefix is used with the Local Dialing (DID) to display the Caller ID. Figure 4-27: Local Dialing + CID Prefix 4.
  • Page 75 EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 75...

  • Page 76: Chapter 5: Quick Setup

    Chapter 5: Quick Setup The following chapter provdes you with a instructions for a quick setup. Detailed configuration for features and applicaation can be found in Chapters 3 and 4. EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 76...

  • Page 77: Extender 7000 - Quick Setup

    EXTender 7000 - Quick Setup Leased Line/Point-to-Point T1 Enabling the PRI Port Note: Leased Line T1 and Point-to-Point T1 configurations are identical. MI Path Configuration -> WAN -> T1/PRI_Port (WAN3)-> T1/PRI_Port_1 Use the procedure below to set the Leased Line/Point to Point T1 parameters.

  • Page 78: Rvp_Direct Settings

    6. Framing: Value provided by Telco. 7. Line Build Out: 0db or as specified by the Telco. 8. Caller ID: See the EXTender 7000 User’s Guide for instructions on configuring Caller ID. Figure 5-29: T1/PRI Port 2 Setting the DSO Default Parameters MI Path: Configuration ->...

  • Page 79: Setting Local Dialing Parameters

    Setting Local Dialing Parameters MI Path Configuration -> Services -> Local Trunk Note: “X” refers to the Ports used to transport calls across the T1 link. 1. T1/PRI Port: T1/PRI Port 2 MI Path Configuration -> WAN -> T1/PRI_Port (WAN3)-> T1/PRI_Port_1->Channel Setup-> DS0_X-X Note: “X”...

  • Page 80: Default Local Dialing Setup

    Note: These are individual port settings. 8. Trunk Access Code: Code used to dial out from the EXT 7000. 9. PBX Extension: The 4-digit extension that corresponds to this port. 10. Restriction Prefix: Used to set restricted access numbers. 11. Collector Timeout: 5 (seconds). Used in conjunction with the Trunk Access Code.

  • Page 81: Add/Drop Setup

    14. Local Dialing Key: Enabled 15. Ring: Enabled. 16. Local DID: DID number assigned to this port. Figure 5-33: Individual Port - Local Dialing Add/Drop Setup MI Path Configuration -> Services -> Add/Drop Procedure: 1. Enabled: Yes 2. Source Port: T1/PRI_Port 1. 3.
  • Page 82 8. Enabled: Yes 9. Mode: Sync_V.35 10. Sync Setup: Channels assigned for Add_Drop (must match total Add_Drop BW) 11. Interface Type: DCE or DTE Figure 5-35: WAN1 Enbaled EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 82...
  • Page 83 EXTender 7000 Installation Guide Page 83...

  • Page 84: Index

    Management Interface (MI) 46, 56 Mode n391 LMI T1 Parameter n392 LMI T1 Parameter n393 LMI T1 Parameter Network Termination Dual T1/PRI Lines Nortel Norstar Phones Parity Setting PBX Extension 64, 73 62, 68, 80 68, 73, 80 Page 84...
  • Page 85 Primary Dial Num 1 Primary Dial Numbers Primary Interface RVP_Direct via WAN PVC Parameters Quality of Service (QoS) Remote Number 68, 80 Restriction Prefix 68, 80 Ring Timeout RJ-45 Cat 5 Ethernet cable RS-232 RS-530 RVP (RVP_Direct) via WAN - Connect Parameters RVP Direct Menu RVP Over IP Configuration RVP_Direct Parameters...

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