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3Com NBX CHASSIS - APX30M/4 Installation Manual (248 pages)

3Com NBX 100: Installation Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone System | Size: 3.34 MB

Installation Guide
1
Table of Contents
9
About this Guide

17
- How to Use this Guide
  17
- Conventions
  18
- International Terminology
  18
- Your Comments on the Technical Documentation
  19
Introduction

21
- NBX IP Telephony Platforms
  21
  - V3000 Analog
    22
  - V3000 Bri
    24
  - V3001R
    26
  - V5000
    28
  - Nbx 100
    31
  - NBX Expansion Chassis
    33
- NBX Cards and Devices
  35
  - Analog Line Card
    35
  - T1 Digital Line Card
    36
  - E1 Digital Line Card
    39
  - BRI-ST Digital Line Card
    43
  - 10BASE-T Uplink Card
    45
  - Analog Terminal Card
    45
  - Legacy Link Analog Card
    46
  - Legacy Link Norstar Card
    48
  - Legacy Link Meridian Card
    49
  - Analog Terminal Adapters
    50
  - 3Com Telephones
    52
  - Third-Party Devices and Applications
    54
- Optional Software
  55
- NBX Licensing
  56
  - Individual Device Limits
    57
  - Features and System Performance
    57
  - Licensed Device Limits
    57
  - How the System Limits Interact
    58
  - Maximum Device Counts and Memory Requirements
    59
  - Device Licenses
    72
  - Group Device Licenses
    73
  - Dynamic License Assignment
    74
  - Upgrading Device Licenses from R4
    76
  - Rebooting to R4.X
    76
Installing System Hardware Components

79
- Introduction
  80
- International Feature Support
  80
  - Power Fail Transfer
    80
  - Analog Terminal Connectors
    80
  - Language Support
    80
- Installation Requirements
  81
  - Electrical Requirements
    81
  - Environmental Requirements
    81
  - Physical Requirements
    82
  - Local Telephone Service
    82
- Installation Questions
  82
- Before You Begin Installation
  85
  - Required and Recommended Tools and Equipment
    86
- Important Safety Information
  86
  - Lithium Battery Safety
    89
- Consignes Importantes de Sécurité
  89
  - Batterie Au Lithium
    91
- Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
  91
  - Lithiumbatterie
    92
- Unpacking and Examining the Components
  93
- Installing the NBX System Hardware
  93
  - Recording MAC Addresses
    93
  - Optionally Upgrading NBX Memory
    94
  - Mounting an NBX Chassis
    94
  - Installing a Disk Mirroring Kit
    97
  - Powering Your NBX System
    100
- Configuring NBX System Networking
  101
  - Establishing IP Connectivity
    101
  - Modifying Default IP Settings
    101
  - Configuring the NBX System IP Address
    104
  - Establishing LAN Connections
    104
  - Test Connectivity
    105
  - Set NBX System-Wide Preferences
    105
- Connecting Cards and Devices
  105
- Selecting Regional Software and Components
  110
  - Installing Regional Software and Components
    111
- Using Auto Discover for Initial System Configuration
  112
- Connecting Telephone Lines
  117
- Adding External Hardware
  117
  - Connecting a Music-On-Hold (MOH) Input Device
    118
  - Connecting a Paging Amplifier
    118
- Configuring Routing Devices
  118
Telephones and Attendant Consoles

121
Analog Lines

139
- Auto Discover Analog Line Cards
  139
- Inserting an Analog Line Card
  140
- Verifying an Analog Line Card
  140
  - Using the NBX Netset Utility
    140
  - Using Status Lights
    141
Analog Devices

143
Bri-St Digital Line Card

149
- Adding a BRI-ST Digital Line Card
  150
- Verifying a BRI-ST Digital Line Card
  152
  - Using the NBX Netset Utility
    152
E1 Isdn Pri Digital Line Card

153
- Adding an E1 Digital Line Card
  154
- Verifying an E1 Digital Line Card
  156
  - Using the NBX Netset Utility
    156
  - Using the Status Lights
    156
T1 Digital Line Card

157
- Adding a T1 Digital Line Card
  158
- Verifying the T1 Digital Line Card
  160
  - Using the NBX Netset Utility
    160
  - Using the Status Lights
    160
Om Legacy Link Cards

163
Configuring Ip Telephony

179
- IP Telephony Overview
  180
  - Implementing IP
    180
  - Standard IP Configuration
    181
  - IP On-The-Fly Configuration
    182
  - Providing the NCP IP Address to Devices
    182
- Configuring IP Telephony
  183
Troubleshooting

193
Specifications

199
- Government Approvals
  200
  - Safety
    200
  - EMC Emissions
    200
  - EMC Immunity
    200
  - European Community CE Notice
    200
  - Other Approvals
    200
- V3000 Analog Call Processor
  201
- V3000 BRI Call Processor
  202
- V3001R Call Processor
  203
- V5000 Call Processor
  204
- NBX 100 Call Processor
  204
- NBX V3000 Gateway Chassis
  205
- NBX 100 6-Slot Chassis
  206
- NBX V5000 Gateway Chassis
  206
- NBX Analog Line Card
  207
- NBX Analog Terminal Adapter (ATA)
  208
- NBX Analog Terminal Card
  208
- NBX BRI-ST Digital Line Card
  209
- NBX E1 and T1 Digital Line Cards
  210
- NBX Hub Card
  210
- Legacy Link Analog Card
  211
- NBX Uplink Card
  211
- Legacy Link Meridian Card
  212
- Legacy Link Norstar Card
  212
- 3102 Business Telephone
  213
- 1102 Business Telephone
  214
- 2102 And 2102-IR Business Telephones
  214
- 3101 And 3101SP Basic Telephones
  215
- 2101 Basic Telephone
  216
- 3105 Attendant Console
  216
- 1105 Attendant Console
  217
- 3106C Cordless Telephone
  217
- 3107C Cordless Telephone
  218
- 3100 Entry Telephone
  219
- 3103 Managers Telephone
  219
- 3108 Wireless Telephone
  220
B Circuit Provisioning

223
- Caller ID Choices for Analog Lines
  223
- T1 Prerequisites
  224
- T1 Recommendations
  224
- ISDN PRI Prerequisites
  225
- ISDN PRI Recommendations
  225
- ISDN BRI Prerequisites
  226
- ISDN BRI Recommendations
  227
- Maximum Transfer Unit (MTU)
  229
Uidelines for

229
- Communication Latency Requirements
  230
  - Large Packet Latency
    230
  - Small Packet Latency
    230
- Bandwidth Requirements
  231
- Installing Fax Machines with Atas
  232
Upport for

233
- Register Your Product to Gain Service Benefits
  233
- Solve Problems Online
  233
- Access Software Downloads
  234
- Contact Us
  234
  - Telephone Technical Support and Repair
    235
- Purchase Extended Warranty and Professional Services
  234

3Com NBX CHASSIS - APX30M/4 User Manual (134 pages)

NBX Basic Telephone Guide

Brand: 3Com | Category: Telephone | Size: 4.26 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

9
- Conventions
  10
- How to Use this Guide
  10
- Documentation
  11
  - Comments on the Documentation
    12
Getting Started

13
Om 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

19
Om 2101 Basic Telephone

25
- Telephone Buttons and Controls
  25
- 3Com 2101 Basic Telephone
  26
- Programmable Access Buttons
  27
- Status Icons
  28
Nbx Messaging

29
- NBX Messaging Components
  29
  - Important Considerations
    30
- Changing Your Password
  30
  - Security Tips
    31
- Changing Your Name Announcement and Personal Greetings
  31
- Listening to NBX Messages
  32
- Replying to a Message
  35
- Forwarding a Message
  36
- Creating and Sending a Message
  37
- Using Voice Mail Group Lists
  38
- Marking a Message as Private or Urgent
  41
- Other Ways to Manage Your Voice Mail Messages
  42
- Other Kinds of Mailboxes
  42
  - Greeting-Only Mailbox
    42
  - Phantom Mailbox
    43
  - Group Mailbox
    43
Standard Features

45
- Answering a Call
  45
  - Caller ID
    46
  - Answering a Second Call
    46
- Using the 3Com Telephone Display Panel
  47
  - Tips on Using the Lists
    48
- Dialing a Call
  48
  - An Internal Call
    49
  - An External Call
    49
  - Redialing a Call
    49
- Forwarding Incoming Calls
  49
- Putting a Call on Hold
  55
  - Dialing Another Call
    56
  - More than One Call
    56
- Transferring a Call
  57
  - Announced (Screened) Transfer
    58
  - Blind Transfer
    58
- Direct Mail Transfer
  59
- Establishing a Conference Call
  59
  - Disconnecting the Last Person that You Called
    60
  - More about Conference Calls
    60
- Setting the Volume
  61
Personalizing Your Telephone

63
- Guidelines about Features on NBX Telephones
  63
- Ringer Tones
  64
- Speed Dials
  64
  - Personal Speed Dials
    65
  - System-Wide Speed Dials
    66
  - Special Case: One-Touch Speed Dials
    66
  - Printing Speed Dial Lists
    67
  - Printing Labels
    67
- Off-Site Notification
  68
  - Managing Off-Site Notification Using the Telephone
    72
- Do Not Disturb
  72
- Preventing Unauthorized Use of Your Telephone
  73
  - Telephone Locking
    73
  - Call Permissions
    74
- Class of Service Override
  74
- Using a Headset
  75
  - General Headset Instructions
    75
  - Returning to the Headset after a Long Delay
    76
Getting more from Your Telephone System

79
- Listening to Your Messages in Your E-Mail
  80
- Account (Billing) Codes
  80
- Caller ID
  81
  - Internal and External Caller ID
    81
  - Calling Line Identity Restriction (CLIR)
    82
- Call Pickup
  83
  - Directed Call Pickup on a Specific Telephone
    83
  - Group Call Pickup
    83
- Automatic Call Distribution Groups, Hunt Groups, and Calling Groups
  84
  - Automatic Call Distribution
    84
  - Hunt Groups
    86
  - Calling Groups
    88
  - Group Membership
    89
- Supervisory Monitoring
  89
  - Monitor
    90
  - Whisper
    91
  - Barge-In
    91
  - Change Agent
    92
  - Interactions
    92
- Call Park
  92
- Paging
  94
  - Paging the System
    94
  - Paging Zones
    95
- Configurable Operators
  96
  - How Configurable Operators Work
    96
  - Configuring the Operators
    96
- Using Message Waiting Indicator to Telephone
  97
  - Sending an MWI Message
    97
  - Retrieving an MWI Message
    98
  - Deleting MWI Messages
    98
  - Cancelling an MWI Message
    99
- Dialing a Call to a Remote Office
  100
  - Using Unique Extensions
    100
  - Using Site Codes
    100
- Bridged Extensions
  102
- Delayed Ringing
  102
- Using Pulse Dialing
  103
- Additional Applications
  104
Feature Codes

105
- NBX Tones
  105
- Feature Codes with 3Com Telephones
  106
  - 3Com Basic Telephone
    107
- Using Feature Codes
  107
- 3105 And 1105 Attendant Consoles
  
  112
  - 3Com Attendant Console
    112
    
    Access Buttons
    112
    
    Feature Buttons
    112
    
    Attendant Console Labels
    115
  - Opening the 3105 Attendant Console Label Cover
    115
  - Complement Attendant Software
    116
    
    Managing Calls
    117
Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

119
- Connecting the Telephone
  119
- Attaching and Adjusting the Articulating Support Bracket
  121
- Attaching and Adjusting the Fixed Support Bracket
  123
  - Low-Profile and High-Profile Positions
    123
  - Wall-Mount Position
    124
  - Security Wall-Mount Bracket
    125
- Moving Your Telephone
  125
- Swapping Telephones
  125
- Cleaning Your Telephone
  125
- Troubleshooting Problems
  125

3COM NBX CHASSIS - APX30M/4 Quick Reference Manual (2 pages)

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Table of Contents

About this Guide

Introduction

Installing System Hardware Components

Telephones and Attendant Consoles

Analog Lines

Analog Devices

Bri-St Digital Line Card

E1 Isdn Pri Digital Line Card

T1 Digital Line Card

Om Legacy Link Cards

3Com Legacy Link Analog Card

Configuring Ip Telephony

Troubleshooting

Specifications

B Circuit Provisioning

Uidelines for

Upport for

3Com NBX CHASSIS - APX30M/4 User Manual (134 pages)

Table of Contents

About this Guide

Getting Started

Om 3101 and 3101Sp Basic Telephones

Om 2101 Basic Telephone

Nbx Messaging

Standard Features

Personalizing Your Telephone

Getting more from Your Telephone System

Feature Codes

3105 And 1105 Attendant Consoles

Telephone Nstallation and Maintenance

3COM NBX CHASSIS - APX30M/4 Quick Reference Manual (2 pages)

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