Page 1: User Guide
VIU-323 Terminal Adapter User Guide P/N 61421-00005 Rev A...
Page 3 Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation. Other brands and their products are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders and should be noted as such. VIU-323 Terminal Adapter version 2.0 User Guide Ed.2, February 2000. RADVision Ltd.: 24 Raul Wallenberg...
Page 5: Table Of Contents
VIU-323 Physical Description Front Panel Rear Panel Overview The OnLAN 323 Product Series OnLAN 323 Product Collaboration VIU-323 and L2W-323 Gateway VIU-323 and MCU-323 An Introduction to H.323 What is the H.323 Standard H.323 Network Components Installing the VIU-323 Package Contents...
Page 6 Why Change the Default Outgoing Bandwidth? How to Change the Bandwidth Dialing Examples Changing Incoming Bandwidth Why Change the Default Incoming Bandwidth of the Remote VIU-323? How to Change the Default Bandwidth Dialing Examples Changing Both Incoming and Outgoing Bandwidth...
Page 7 Upgrading the VIU-323 Upgrading the VIU-323 Software Installing the Software Upload Utility on the Configuration PC Uploading the New VIU-323 Software Version Monitoring the VIU-323 Monitoring the VIU-323 Accessing the Diagnostic Menus Prerequisites Modem Connection Using the Diagnostics Menus Tips and Troubleshooting...
Page 8 Safety Considerations High Voltage Grounding IP Addressing IP Addressing Scheme Subnets and Using a Subnet Mask Hexadecimal Notation Technical Specifications Interfaces Operating Bit Rate LEDs Physical Dimensions Power Supply Environmental Requirements Certifications Glossary Index...
Page 9 Figure 1 - VIU-323 front panel ... 1-2 Figure 2 - VIU-323 rear panel... 1-3 Figure 3 - H.320 room system connected to a VIU-323 communicating with an H.320 terminal on the WAN, via a Gateway... 2-2 Figure 4 - Mixed WAN-LAN multipoint multimedia conference... 2-3 Figure 5 - Connecting the Y-Cable ...
Page 10 Contents...
Page 11: About This User Guide
About this User Guide This guide provides all the information you need to install, configure and operate the VIU-323 Video Interface Unit and provides information on product features, utilities and troubleshooting. The guide is written for network administrators or users with equivalent...
Page 12: Year 2000 Compliance
Conventions The following table lists the visual conventions used throughout this guide. Convention Description Information note that describes important features or instructions. Note: Information that alerts you to potential danger to yourself or the Warning Gateway. Menu commands, button names and text-boxes appear in bold. Menu commands, buttons and text- boxes...
Page 13: Introducing The
Introducing the VIU-323 This chapter introduces RADVision’s VIU-323 terminal adapter. It covers the following topics: Introducing the VIU-323 VIU-323 Features VIU-323 Physical Description...
Page 15: Introducing The Viu-323
Introducing the VIU-323 The VIU-323 is a self-contained terminal adapter that translates between H.320 and H.323 communications protocols. The VIU-323 connects your H.320 videoconferencing system (“room system” or “group system”) to an IP network (LAN, Internet or intranet) and provides complete end-to-end interoperability between the room system and all other H.323 devices on the network.
Page 16: Viu-323 Physical Description
VIU-323 Physical Description The VIU-323 is built in a low-profile unit designed to comfortably fit in the cabinet of your H.320 videoconferencing system or in a 19-inch rack. Front Panel The VIU-323 front panel contains LEDs and an asynchronous RS-232 serial port that you can connect to a PC or a modem.
Page 17: Installing The
Console Port” in Chapter 3, “Installing the VIU-323.” Rear Panel The VIU-323 rear panel contains one LAN port, two serial ports (to connect the VIU-323 to the room station), and a power plug with an ON/OF switch. Figure 2 - VIU-323 rear panel LAN Port Connection This is a 10BASE-T IEEE 802.3 Ethernet connection (RJ-45 socket) which supports a...
Page 18 Introducing the VIU-323...
Page 19 Overview This chapter describes the OnLAN 323 product series and specifically the VIU-323. It covers the following topics: Overview The OnLAN 323 Product Series OnLAN 323 Product Collaboration An Introduction to H.323...
Page 21: The Onlan 323 Product Series
The VIU-323 Video Interface Unit Room Systems to IP networks without disrupting the current H.320 capabilities of the Room System. The VIU-323 translates between the H.323 and H.320 video and audio streams and respective communication protocols. is an internal component of the L2W-323 Gateway, the L2W-323P The H.323 Gatekeeper...
Page 22: Onlan 323 Product Collaboration
VIU-323 can collaborate with the L2W-323 Gateway and the MCU-323 Multipoint Conference Unit. VIU-323 and L2W-323 Gateway The L2W-323 Gateway enables H.320 room systems connected to the LAN (via a VIU-323) to communicate with other room systems on a circuit switched network. H.323...
Page 23: Viu-323 And Mcu-323
VIU-323 and MCU-323 A VIU-323 on a LAN, together with an MCU-323 Multipoint Conference Unit and a Gateway, can take part in a mixed WAN-LAN multipoint videoconference of three or more participants. H.323 Terminal L2W-323 Gateway MCU-323 VIU-323 V.35 RS-366 IP phone H.320 Room...
Page 24: What Is The H.323 Standard
An Introduction to H.323 H.323 is the globally accepted standard for audio/video/data communications over IP-based networks. It specifically describes how multimedia communications occur between user terminals, network equipment, and assorted services on Local and Wide Area Internet Protocol (IP) networks. What is the H.323 Standard H.323 is an umbrella recommendation from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) that specifies real-time multimedia communications over Internet Protocol-compliant...
Page 25 If you want your H.323 LAN endpoints to communicate with H.320 terminals within a LAN segment, you need a VIU-323 to convert the H.320 to H.323 protocol. If you want your H.323 LAN endpoints to communicate with H.320 terminals on circuit- switched networks without actually connecting each LAN endpoint to an ISDN line, you need a gateway that converts between these protocols.
Page 26 Overview...
Page 27 Installing the VIU-323 This chapter describes how to mount the VIU-323 on a 19-inch rack, how to connect all the cables and check for correct operation. It covers the following topics: Package Contents Site Considerations Physical Location Connecting the Cables...
Page 29: Site Considerations
3. Inspect the VIU-323 unit for possible shipping damage. Report any damaged or missing items to your local distributor. Site Considerations 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;...
Page 30 (network software must be Winsock 1.1- compatible). Grounded AC power outlets are accessible for the VIU-323 and room system. A LAN port is available on the hub for the VIU-323. There is a gatekeeper to register the VIU-323’s IP address.
Page 31: Physical Location
Physical Location You can place the VIU-323 in the H.320 room system cabinet; you can also mount it in a 19-inch rack. To mount it, you need: Two 19-inch mounting brackets. Two screws and two flat washers for each bracket.
Page 32: Power Connection
(grounding) conductors or disconnect any of the protective earth terminals. Intentional interruption is prohibited. A power cable with a plug suited to your country may be supplied with the VIU-323. If a plug is not provided, attach a grounded plug that is appropriate to your area. The main power cord has a molded IEC socket that connects to the VIU-323’s power connector.
Page 33: Connecting The Y-Cable
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 34: Connecting To The Console Port
Figure 5 - Connecting the Y-Cable Connecting to the Console Port The console (serial) port on the front of the VIU-323 is used to connect the VIU-323 to a PC or modem. Use a null modem (crossover) cable to connect the console port’s female 9-pin D-type connector to the configuration PC or modem.
Page 35 Flow control: none 2. Connect the 9-pin male connector of the null modem cable to the VIU-323 console port. 3. Connect the 9-pin female connector to the PC serial port. 4. Run HyperTerminal (or other terminal emulator) and press Ctrl+X to restart the VIU-323.
Page 36: Next Step: Configuration
Chapter Preparing for Configuration Basic Configuration If you are installing and configuring the VIU-323 for the first time, read Chapter 4, “Preparing for Configuration” before configuring. Description Gives guidelines for planning the configuration process...
Page 37: Preparing For Configuration
Preparing for Configuration This chapter describes several pre-configuration considerations and procedures. It covers the following topics: Planning the Configuration Setting Up the Configuration PC Installing the Configuration Software...
Page 39: Planning The Configuration
The VIU-323 operates on an IP-based LAN. Each VIU-323 must have a unique IP address. The VIU-323 leaves the factory with a default IP address, which you must change to the unique IP address according to your network IP addressing scheme (contact your network administrator).
Page 40: Phone Number
Default Router IP Address Enter this field if the LAN to which the VIU-323 is connected connects through a router to another LAN or the Internet. VIU-323 Phone Number Use this number to dial in to the VIU-323 from other H.323 or H.320 devices (16 digits maximum).
Page 41: Installing The Configuration Software
Microsoft TCP/IP Stack for Windows 95/98/NT). Reside on the same LAN segment as the VIU-323 you want to configure. Have an IP subnet mask that matches the IP subnet mask of the VIU-323 you want to configure. The OnLAN Configure 323 system configuration software, installed.
Page 42: Navigating The Configuration Software Screens
Allows you to save the configuration settings in a file to be uploaded at a later time to the VIU-323. Sends a broadcast message to the network, requesting identification from any units that have not yet identified themselves.
Page 43 Configuration You have connected the VIU-323 to the LAN and installed the OnLAN Configure 323 configuration software on the configuration PC. You are now ready for configuration. This chapter describes the basic configuration options of the VIU-323. It covers the following topics:...
Page 45: Setting Ip Addresses Via A Terminal Session
Configuration Checklist The following checklist reviews the tasks required to configure the VIU-323: Unpack the VIU-323, check the package contents, and set up the unit (see Chapter 3, “Installing the VIU-323”). Connect the VIU-323 to the LAN (see Chapter 3, “Installing the VIU-323”).
Page 46: Selecting The Viu-323 For Configuration
" To select the VIU-323 for configuration 1. If the VIU-323 you want to configure is not displayed in the Unit IP dropdown list, click Detect to refresh the list. 2. From the dropdown list, select the VIU-323 you want to configure; if the VIU-323 is not displayed, manually type its IP address in the text box.
Page 47: Figure 7 - Configuration Source Screen
1. Type the IP address you want to assign in the Unit IP text box. The LAN configuration station broadcasts the new IP address. The VIU-323 changes its IP address to the broadcast IP, and restarts with its new IP address and the Enter Password screen is displayed.
Page 48: Viewing Software Version Details
Change the unit configuration password. Select the configuration source file. Access the VIU-323 configuration parameters. Viewing Software Version Details You can view version details about the various software modules used in the VIU-323 you are configuring. " To view the software version details From the Configuration Source screen, click the ellipsis (…) button next to Software...
Page 49: Modifying The Password
5. In the Confirm New Password text box, type the new password again for verification. 6. Click OK to confirm. You return to the Configuration Source screen. The next time you access the configuration of this VIU-323, type your new password in the Enter Password screen.
Page 50: Figure 10 - Source List Of Configuration Files For Viu-323 Configuration Parameters
Current – contains the current parameter settings from the VIU-323; these can be modified Plug & Play – contains the VIU-323’s default parameter settings. Plug & Play file settings are hard coded and cannot be modified. Select this to revert to default settings.
Page 51: Setting Unit Identification Parameters
The Location text box allows you to type a description of the physical location of the VIU-323. This is a required field; use it to map RADVision units on the network. The Date/Time button displays the Date/Time Settings screen. The Date/Time Settings screen lets you set the time difference between the configuration PC location and a remote VIU-323 location, which is relevant if you are configuring a VIU-323 from a remote site.
Page 52: Setting Network Parameters
12 digits). " To set the network parameters 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.
Page 53: Setting Lan Port Parameters
LAN Port Setting screen is displayed. Setting LAN Port Parameters The VIU-323 has only one LAN port. This must be connected to the LAN segment and its IP address defined, along with the IP subnet mask. The Description parameter is an optional alphanumeric field that you can use to describe the specific VIU-323.
Page 54 The LAN Port Settings screen displays the following parameters: Port Number – displays the number of the port you are configuring. This is a read-only parameter whose value is always 1. Enabled – This port must always be enabled. Port Type – displays the type of LAN access method. This is a read-only parameter. MAC Addr.
Page 55: Setting Dialing Parameters
H.320 and cannot be changed. Outgoing Default Bandwidth – displays the default bandwidth of calls made from the room system (via the VIU-323). You can change this setting when dialing by adding a prefix to the dialing stream; see “Making Calls with the VIU-323.”...
Page 56: Saving Viu-323 Configuration Parameters
Saving VIU-323 Configuration Parameters To a Configuration File 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 57: Figure 15 - Save Setup Screen
Figure 15 - Save Setup screen " To save the VIU-323 configuration parameters to a file 1. In the Save as text box, type the name of the file to which you want to save the configuration parameters. 2. Click Yes to confirm. The Confirm screen is displayed.
Page 58: After Configuration
VIU-323. The VIU-323 restarts upon the uploading of the new configuration. Wait for the VIU-323 to complete the restart process before you operate it. The unit may take longer to restart than the time allotted in the transferring time bar displayed by the configuration software.
Page 59 Making Calls with the VIU-323 This chapter describes how to make calls using the VIU-323. It covers the following topics: Setting up a Call Basic Dialing Changing Outgoing Bandwidth Changing Incoming Bandwidth Changing Both Incoming and Outgoing Bandwidth...
Page 61: Setting Up A Call
Setting up a Call 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.
Page 62: Dialing Examples
Basic Dialing When the bandwidth of the calling VIU-323 is the same as that of the receiving unit, dial the extension or phone number of the unit you’re calling. Dialing Examples Dialing Within a LAN When the calling VIU-323s and the receiving endpoint are on the same LAN segment and set to the same default bandwidths, simply dial the extension of the endpoint you’re calling.
Page 63 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 64: Changing Outgoing Bandwidth
6666 is the extension of the remote unit. 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. Similarly, it is also uncommon that the bandwidth of an H.323 device is 2x64 Kbps, so you will probably...
Page 65: Why Change The Default Outgoing Bandwidth?
VIU-323 that is receiving your call by adding a dialing suffix How to Change the Bandwidth Add the prefix before the dialing stream to force a change in the bandwidth of the VIU-323 that is calling. The following table displays the prefixes that you dial to force a change in the outgoing...
Page 66: Dialing Examples
Note: The default outgoing and incoming bandwidths are the same and are referred to below as “default bandwidth.” Dialing within a LAN When the calling VIU-323 is set to 384 Kbps and the receiving unit is set to 128 Kbps, dial: The dialing prefix, followed by The endpoint’s phone number.
Page 67: Changing Incoming Bandwidth
Example The calling VIU-323 is set to 384 Kbps but the receiving unit is set at 128 Kbps; dial: #10 80 #001 7654321 Where #10 is the prefix that sets the bandwidth to 128 Kbps, 80 is the gateway service prefix, #001 is the IMUX profile, and 7654321 is the phone number of the remote unit.
Page 68 672 Kbps 768 Kbps Note: A dialing suffix can be used only when calling to a VIU-323 from another H.323 endpoint. This includes calling from an H.320 unit through a Gateway. During VIU-323 configuration, you enter the VIU-323’s phone number in the Network Parameters screen.
Page 69: Why Change The Default Incoming Bandwidth Of The Remote Viu-323?
The appropriate dialing suffix. Example The calling endpoint is set to 384 Kbps but the receiving VIU-323 is set at 128 Kbps; dial: 7777 30 where 7777 is the receiving VIU-323’s extension and 30 is the suffix that changes the...
Page 70: Changing Both Incoming And Outgoing Bandwidth
VIU-323 to another. Example If both VIU-323’s are set to 384 Kbps, but the call doesn’t go through, send the call at 128 Kbps by dialing the following: #10 80 7654321 (IVR prompt) 4444 10 Where #10 changes the calling VIU-323’s bandwidth to 128 Kbps, 80 is the service prefix...
Page 71: Upgrading The
Upgrading the VIU-323 This chapter describes how to upload a new version of the VIU-323.
Page 73: Installing The Software Upload Utility On The Configuration Pc
Use the utility to upload the new version of VIU-323 software (the “flash file”). Installing the Software Upload Utility on the Configuration You need to install the utility only when a new version of VIU-323 software is released (newly-purchased VIU-323s contain the latest software version, so the Software Upload utility is not required).
Page 74: Uploading The New Viu-323 Software Version
1. Turn off the VIU-323. 2. Make sure the VIU-323 is connected to the LAN hub. 3. Turn on the VIU-323. After the red Test LED goes out, check that the Link LED on the VIU-323 front panel is on.
Page 75 Upgrading the VIU-323 Software 9. Click Upload. When the process is complete, a confirmation message is displayed. After the new VIU-323 software is uploaded, you can configure the VIU-323.
Page 76 Upgrading the VIU-323...
Page 77: Monitoring The
Monitoring the VIU-323 This chapter covers the following topics: Monitoring the VIU-323 Using the Diagnostics Menus...
Page 79: Accessing The Diagnostic Menus
The Diagnostic Menus are accessed through terminal emulator software running on a PC connected to the VIU-323’s console (serial) port. You can connect the PC directly to the VIU-323’s console port, or indirectly via a modem. For information, see “Connecting to the...
Page 80: Prerequisites
If you are accessing the diagnostic utility locally, verify that: You have connected the VIU-323’s console port to a PC with the appropriate cable. You have standard terminal emulator software, such as HyperTerminal, installed on the PC.
Page 81: Using The Diagnostics Menus
Modem Connection When connecting to the VIU-323 via a modem, the connection is made using a crossed RS-232 cable. The connection to the VIU-323 is a female, 9-pin connector. The modem connector depends on the type of modem being used.
Page 82 " To run the on-line diagnostics utility 1. Run the terminal emulator. If the VIU-323 is at a remote site, connect to the VIU-323 with the dial-up connection you created. Wait for the prompt. 2. Type diag at the prompt.
Page 83 Viewing the VIU-323 Ports Status " To view the VIU-323 Ports status Type 2 in the Remote Diagnostic Main Menu. The Gateway Ports Status menu is displayed. ******************************************************** ******************************************************** Type number associated with one of the following topics 1. Back to Previous Menu 2.
Page 84 The status of each of the two WAN ports is displayed. Status can be Enabled or Disabled. Viewing the VIU-323 Ports Configuration " To view the VIU-323 ports configuration Type 3 in the Remote Diagnostic Main Menu. The Gateway Ports Configuration menu is displayed.
Page 85 Viewing LAN Ports Configuration " To view the LAN ports configuration information Type 2 in the Gateway Ports Configuration menu. ******************************************************** ******************************************************** GATEWAY Default Router IP: 0.0.0.0 ******************************************************** Port IP address ******************************************************** 192.114.36.71 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 ******************************************************** The following information is displayed for the LAN port: Default Router IP –...
Page 86 Viewing WAN Ports Configuration " To view the WAN ports configuration information Type 3 in the Gateway Ports Configuration menu. The WAN Ports Configuration menu is displayed. ******************************************************** ******************************************************** Type number associated with one of the following topics 1. Back to previous Menu 2.
Page 87 To continue to the next item, type n. To return to the previous item, type p. To exit to the previous menu, type e. Viewing the VIU-323 Calls Status " To view the VIU-323 Calls Status Type 4 in the Remote Diagnostic Main Menu. RS366...
Page 88: Viewing The Current Software Version
Destination: 8013, Duration: 0:5:12 ******************************************************** The following information is displayed for the VIU-323 calls: Call Number – the number of the call. Call Type – the type of the call. Source – where the call originated. Destination – the call destination phone number.
Page 89: Tips And Troubleshooting
Tips and Troubleshooting This chapter covers problems you may encounter when configuring the VIU-323 and suggests actions you can take to solve these problems. It covers the following topics: LED Indications Common Problems Analyzing Problems IP Address Problems...
Page 91: Led Indications
LED Indications The Power LED does not light This indicates that the VIU-323 is not properly connected to the power source. Make sure the power cable is firmly connected to the VIU-323 and to the power outlet. The Link LED of a connected LAN port does not light This indicates that the LAN port is not connected to the network segment.
Page 92: Analyzing Problems
VIU-323 registration at both ends. Check the network connection by pinging the far end VIU-323; if the ping fails, there is a network problem; if the ping succeeds, turn off the room systems at both ends and turn them back on;...
Page 93 (more than a factor of 3), a network problem is likely. Sending a Ping Command from a PC to a VIU-323 You send a Ping command from a Windows PC to a VIU-323 to see if the VIU-323 is properly connected to the LAN.
Page 94: Verify Component Interactions
If this does not fix the problem, go to the next topic. Eliminate the Network Try a VIU-323-to-VIU-323 call with both VIU-323s on the same LAN segment to see if the problem is within the equipment itself (if this is not possible—for example, if the equipment is remotely located—skip to the next topic):...
Page 95: Network Problems
Network Problems If problems disappear on the local segment but return as soon as you involve the larger network, the problem may lie in the network itself. There are several tests you can run to troubleshoot problems between remote sites, even if you are unable to test local videoconferences.
Page 96: Defining Ip Addresses Via A Terminal Session
" To establish a terminal session between a PC and the VIU-323 Note: The VIU-323 and configuration PC do not have to be disconnected from the LAN. 1. Make sure the VIU-323 is turned off. Connect the 9-pin male connector of the null modem cable to the console (serial) port on the front panel of the VIU-323 and connect the cable’s nine-pin female connector to...
Page 97 After you set the IP addresses, run OnLAN Config 323. Note that the Select Unit screen will display the IP address of the VIU-323 that you defined above in the list of RADVision units. Select it from the list and continue to configure the VIU-323. Notice that the IP addresses defined above appear in their appropriate screens during the configuration procedure.
Page 98 Tips and Troubleshooting...
Page 99 Appendix A Cable Connectors and Pin-outs...
Page 101: Rj-45 Lan Port
The null modem cable (crossover cable) is a Y-cable that connects the VIU-323 to the configuration PC. It is used to set VIU-323 IP addresses using a terminal session. The 9-pin male connector connects to the VIU-323’s console (serial) port on the front panel; the 9-pin female connector connects to configuration PC (COM 1).
Page 102: Rs-232 9-Pin Female Connector Pin-Out
RS-232 9-pin Male Connector Pin-Out RS-232 9-Pin Function Male Connector Not Connected Not Connected Not Connected Not Connected Not Connected Not Connected RS-232 9-pin Female Connector Pin-Out RS-232 9-Pin Function Female Connector Not Connected Not Connected Direction Direction...
Page 103: Null Modem Cable
Null Modem Cable To connect the VIU-323 console port to a modem or a PC you need a null modem cable. Following is the description of the connectors and cable. 9-pin Male RS-232 Connector VIU-323 Figure 19 - Null modem connectors...
Page 104: Figure 20 - Null Modem Cable
Length = 2m VIU-323 9-pin Male RS-232 Connector Figure 20 - Null modem cable 9-pin Female RS-232 Connector Modem 25-pin Male RS-232 Connector...
Page 105: V.35/Rs-366 Connector Pin-Out
This connects the VIU-323 to the H.320 room system. The 26-pin male connector connects to Port 1 on the rear panel of the VIU-323; the other end of the cable has one V.35 female connector and one 25-pin D-type RS-366 female connector. For 2B calls, two of these cables are required;...
Page 106 Cable Connectors and Pin-outs...
Page 107 Appendix B Safety Considerations...
Page 109: Safety Considerations
Wrist strap use is mandatory. Grounding Before connecting the VIU-323 to the power line, the unit's protective earth terminals must be connected to the protective conductor of the (main) power cord. The main plug should only be inserted in a socket outlet that has a protective earth contact.
Page 111 Appendix C IP Addressing...
Page 113: Ip Addressing Scheme
IP Addressing Scheme The VIU-323 operates on an IP-based LAN. IP addresses are the addressing mechanism of the TCP/IP protocol. The IP address is composed of a 32-bit packet represented by four numbers between 0-255 separated by dots, for example: 192.36.20.198. This numbering scheme is known as the dotted-decimal notation.
Page 114: Subnets And Using A Subnet Mask
The first four bits of an address determine its class. These can be represented by decimals, making it easy to identify the class of a given IP address. The following table illustrates the decimal range of the first octet of each class: Class Decimal Range 0 to 127...
Page 115: Hexadecimal Notation
A subnet mask is used to divide the suffix of the network IP address into two – the first part identifies the subnet and the second part identifies the hosts on the subnet. The subnet mask uses 1 bits to identify the network address and 0 bits to identify the host portion of the address.
Page 116 Appendix C The solution is to use the letters A–F instead of the numbers 10–15 (in decimal), as follows:. A=10 B=11 C=12 D=13 E=14 F=15 If you add “1” to “F” (in hex) you get “10” (in hex). In decimal, “1 + F” is really “1 + 15”; thus the number “10”...
Page 117 Appendix D Technical Specifications...
Page 119: Physical Dimensions
Interfaces Serial, High speed 26-pin D-type connector/ V.35 with RS-366 10Base-T IEEE 802.3 Ethernet, half-duplex, 8-pin RJ-45 for LAN connection Serial, RS-232 PC/terminal port/9-pin D-type connector Operating Bit Rate Software configurable at 64 Kbps, 2x56 Kbps, 2x64 Kbps, 112 Kbps, 128 Kbps, 224 Kbps, 256 Kbps, 336 Kbps, 384 Kbps, 672 Kbps, and 768 Kbps.
Page 120: Environmental Requirements
Environmental Requirements Operating Temperature: Operating Humidity Radiation Suppression Certifications Safety Telecom 0 and 40 C (32 -104 F) 15% and 85% non-condensing UL 1950 CSA 950 EN 60950 FCC Part 15 EN 55022 EN-50082-1 UL1950 / CSA CS22.2 950, EN60950, IEC950 FCC Part 15 Class A, EN50082-1, EN300 386-2 (EN55022 Class A, CISPR-22) FCC Part 68, CE CTR4...
Page 121: Console Port
30 frames per second. Also known as FCIF (Full CIF). console port The serial port on the front panel of the VIU-323 that connects to a terminal or to a modem. This port is used for local monitoring, diagnostics and remote configuration.
Page 122 ISDN networks as well as Voice over IP (VoIP). H.320 The ITU standard for videoconferencing over narrow-band digital networks such as ISDN. H.320 device An H.320-compliant entity for transmitting voice and/or video that connects through a telephone (switched-circuit) network. Glossary-2...
Page 123 A network that uses the TCP/IP protocol. ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network. ISDN is an entirely digital telephone network that allows both data and voice communication over the same line. ISDN replaces the old analog local loop and, because it is digital, operates at significantly faster speeds than the traditional telephone service.
Page 124 The destination computer reassembles the packets back into their proper sequence. Private Branch Exchange. A private telephone switching system in an organization that interconnects telephone extensions to each other and to the public telephone network.
Page 125 A dialing code you dial before the dialing stream that forces the VIU-323 to send data at a specific bandwidth, overriding the default outgoing bandwidth. protocol A set of rules for data communications to ensure the accurate transmission of data. Devices can only communicate with one another if they follow the same protocol.
Page 126 A dialing code you dial at the end of the dialing stream that forces the VIU-323 receiving the data to function at a specific bandwidth. The suffix overrides the default incoming bandwidth. TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol; a protocol suite that connects dissimilar computers across a network.
Page 127 6-7 changing incoming and outgoing 6-10 changing outgoing 6-4 overview 6-1 cable connections 3-3 calling with a VIU-323 6-1 component interactions 9-4 changing the password 5-5 configuration planning 4-1 prerequisites 4-1. running OnLAN Config 323 5-1 saving parameters 5-12...
Page 128 Gatekeeper internal 2-1 NGK-100 2-1 Gateway 2-1 rack mounting 3-3 site considerations 3-1 H.320 connection to H.323 2-5 H.323 connection to H.320 2-5 network components 2-4 standard 2-4 zone 2-5 installation cables 3-3 connecting to the LAN 3-5 installing configuration software 4-3 physical location 3-3 power cable 3-4 site considerations 3-1...
Page 129 IP address 9-6 troubleshooting 9-1 Unit Identification screen 5-7 upgrading configuration software 4-3 uploading new software 7-2 utilities Remote Diagnostics 8-1 Video Interface Unit and Gateway collaboration 2-2 description 2-1 VIU-323 See Video Interface Unit Y-cable 3-5 zone 2-5 Index-3...

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Introducing the VIU-323

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Preparing for Configuration

Configuration

Making Calls with the

Upgrading the

Monitoring the VIU-323

Tips and Troubleshooting

Cable Connectors and Pin-Outs

IP Addressing

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