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Page 1: Quick Start
VIU–323 Quick Start P/N 62421-00001 Rev A... - Page 2 Notice © 2000 RADVision Ltd. All intellectual property rights in this publication are owned by RADVision Ltd. and are protected by United States copyright laws, other applicable copyright laws and international treaty provisions. RADVision Ltd. retains all rights not expressly granted. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever or used to make any derivative work without prior written approval by RADVision Ltd.
- Page 3 VIU–323 Quick Start Guide. Release Notes. Power Cable. One or two V.35/RS-366 Y-cables, if ordered. Null modem cable. Note For a full installation and configuration procedures or additional information on the steps in this guide, refer to the VIU-323 User Guide.
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Page 4: Prepare The Site
2 Prepare the Site The VIU-323 is suited for an office environment where it can be rack mounted with your other network equipment or free standing. When deciding where to place the VIU-323, ensure that: The VIU-323 is accessible and all cables can be easily connected to it; for proper ventilation, leave a space of at least 10 cm (4 inches) behind the unit’s rear panel. - Page 5 2. Attach the brackets to the sides of the Gateway with the screws and washers supplied. 3. Insert the unit into the 19-inch rack and secure with screws. 4. Check that the air vents at the sides of the Gateway are not blocked. Figure 1 – Attach the brackets to the VIU-323 for rack-mounting...
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Page 6: Connect The Power Cable
4 Connect the Power Cable 1. Turn off the power switch on the rear panel. 2. Plug the power cord into the power socket on the rear panel of the VIU-323. 3. Connect the power cable plug to a grounded AC outlet. - Page 7 VIU–323 Quick Start Guide 5 Connect the VIU-323 and PC with a Crossover Cable 1. Connect one of the crossover cable connectors to the VIU-323 LAN port. 2. Connect the other connector to the PC 10Base-T interface. 10Base-T Ethernet cable...
- Page 8 Figure 5 on the next page. Insert the 26-pin male connector into Port 1 on the rear panel of the VIU-323. Connect the V.35 female connector to the male V.35 connector on the cable that attaches to the room system;...
- Page 9 7 Install the RADVision OnLAN Tools on a PC 1. Start Windows. 2. Insert the VIU–323 CD ROM in your CD drive. 3. The RADVision OnLAN Tools Setup window displays. If it does not display automatically, access the CD ROM using Windows Explorer and invoke the Setup.exe file.
- Page 10 RADVision OnLAN Tools folder and then click OnLAN Configure 323. The Select Unit screen is displayed and the Unit IP list box appears empty. 2. In the Unit IP text box, type the IP address you want to assign to the VIU-323. Click Next.
- Page 11 Through Cable Port 1 Port 2 Figure 6 – Connect the VIU-323 LAN port 1to the LAN Using a straight through Ethernet cable connect the VIU-323 LAN Port 1 to a 10Base-T LAN connection on a hub. POWER LAN 1...
- Page 12 Terminal ID (H.323 Alias): Default VIU-323 configuration password: VIUrv (case sensitive). Note We recommend that the VIU-323’s subnet mask be the same as the configuration PC’s subnet mask so that the VIU-323 configuration program will display the VIU-323’s IP address for your selection in the first configuration screen; otherwise, you must manually enter the VIU-323’s IP address.
- Page 13 2 Select the VIU–323 Unit to Configure Figure 7- Select Unit screen 1. From the Start menu of the PC used to configure the VIU–323, invoke the OnLAN Configure 323 application. 2. From the Select Unit screen, select the VIU–323 unit you are configuring from the Unit IP list.
- Page 14 3 Set the VIU-323 Parameters Figure 8 - Configuration Source screen 1. In the Configuration Source screen, click Unit Setup. Selecting the Current source parameters retrieves the default hard coded parameter values. These are identical to the Plug & Play source file values when configuring for the first time.
- Page 15 Figure 9 - Network Parameters screen 1. In the Default Gatekeeper IP text box, the correct IP address may already be displayed; if it is not, type the IP address of the gatekeeper the VIU-323 will be registered with. 2. In the Gatekeeper Port text box, do not change the default port (1719) unless the gatekeeper you are using indicates otherwise.
- Page 16 Define the LAN Port Figure 10 - LAN Port Settings screen 1. In the LAN Port Settings screen, make sure the Enabled check box is selected. 2. In the IP Address text box, the IP address is displayed automatically if you used a terminal session to set this parameter (for information, see “Error! Cannot open file.”...
- Page 17 Set Dialing Properties Figure 11 - Dialing Parameters screen Note Set outgoing and incoming default bandwidths to the same value. We recommend setting the default bandwidth to 384 Kbps for maximum quality. If you need to call to an endpoint with a different bandwidth, you can easily change the bandwidth by using the dialing prefix.
- Page 18 4 Save and Transfer the Configuration The Save Setup screen enables you to save the VIU-323 configuration parameters to a local file. The parameters are saved as an *.ini file to the directory in which the OnLAN Configure 323 configuration software is installed. The next time you run OnLAN Configure 323, you can select this file from the Source drop down list in the Configuration Source screen.
- Page 19 After the room system is connected to the VIU-323, the VIU-323 is connected to the LAN, and both the room system and the VIU-323 are up and running. Use the room system dialer to make your call. The following are examples of basic dialing.
- Page 20 Where the delimiter * is followed by the digits of the second number that differ from the first number dialed, in this case the number 2. Note Since it is not common that the default outgoing bandwidth of a VIU-323 is 2x64 Kbps, you will probably have to change the outgoing bandwidth.
- Page 21 You are making a BRI call, The default bandwidth of the calling VIU-323 and the receiving unit is 2x64 Kbps then you don’t have to change the bandwidth, but you must dial: The gateway’s service prefix, followed by The remote gateway’s phone number;...