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Aastra OpenCom 510 Mounting And Commissioning User Manual (244 pages)

Brand: Aastra | Category: Conference System | Size: 3.06 MB

Table of Contents
3
Features
11
Factory Settings on Delivery
18
Telephony Functions
18
Opencom 130
18
Opencom 131
18
Opencom 150
19
Authorisations
19
Internet Functions
24
Installation
26
Scope of Delivery
26
Safety Precautions
27
Declarations of Conformity
28
Mounting Location
28
Wall Mounting
29
Installing an Expansion Set
29
Installing Interface Cards
32
And Doorstation Equipment Slots
32
Slots for Additional Interface Cards
34
Installing an M100-AT4 Card
36
Available Ports
39
Opencom 130
39
Opencom 131
40
Opencom 150
41
Positions of the Ports
43
Interface Cards
45
Opencom 131 (1 Slot)
45
Opencom 130 (3 Slots)
45
Opencom 150 (5 Slots)
48
Port Assignment, Termination, Cable Lengths
50
Ports
50
Pn Ports
52
A/B Ports
53
Actor/Sensor
54
LAN Port
54
DSL Port
55
PCM Port
56
Power Failure
56
Connectible Terminals
57
Internal/External S
57
Ports
57
Pn Ports
58
A/B Ports
58
Actor/Sensor Ports
61
COM Port
62
LAN Port
62
Installing the Memory Card
63
Safety Precautions
63
To Install a Memory Card
64
Aastra 677X: Extensions and Accessories
65
Power Supply Unit
65
Key Extensions
65
Headset
69
S 2M Connector Module
70
Installation
71
Configuration
73
Mounting the Opencom 150 Rack Infocom System
74
Safety Precautions
74
Technical Data
75
Pinning of RJ 45 Jacks
76
Scope of Delivery
77
Configuration
78
Brief Guide to Initial Configuration
79
Configuring the Opencom 100
81
Preparing the Configuration
81
Starting the Web Console
81
Loading the Online Help
83
Finishing the Configuration
83
Saving and Loading the Configuration
83
Preconfiguration
84
Offline Configurator
84
Remote Configuration
84
Codes for IP Configuration
87
Receiving System Messages as E-Mail
88
Loading SW Updates
88
Resetting the System Data
89
Basic Hardware Settings Switch
89
Generating Your Own Moh Files
90
Configuration Examples
92
Opencom 100 in Computer Networks
92
Introduction to TCP/IP
93
Opencom 100 in a Serverless LAN
94
DNS Name Resolution
95
Internet Access
95
RAS Access
96
Opencom 100 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server
96
DNS Name Resolution
98
Internet Access
98
RAS Access
99
Branch Link
100
Useful Information on Internet Access
101
Costs
101
Using the Web
101
E-Mail
102
Nat
102
Voice over IP (Voip)
104
Quick Start
105
IP System Telephony
105
External SIP Line
106
Internal SIP Telephony
108
Fundamentals
109
Propagation Delay and Bandwidth
110
Latency and Packet Length
110
Voice Quality
111
Optimisation
113
Call Set-Up
114
Useful Services
114
Media Gateway (MGW)
115
Software MGW
115
MGW Interface Card
116
SIP Telephony
117
External SIP Connections
117
Internal SIP Subscribers
119
Aastra 673Xi/675Xi SIP Telephones
122
Aastra 673Xi/675Xi Setup
124
Aastra 673Xi/675Xi DHCP
126
Aastra 673Xi/675Xi Hot Desking
127
Voip System Telephones
128
Device Properties
129
Voip System Telephone Configuration
130
LAN DHCP Server
130
Start Procedure
131
Local Configuration
134
Aastra 277Xip (Openphone 7X IPC)
137
Installation
138
Configuration
138
DECT over IP
140
Properties
140
DECT Base Stations
140
Features
141
Configuration
142
Dual Operation
143
Synchronisation
144
Setting up the WLAN Function
144
Configuring for a Remote Location
148
PBX Cascading
150
Variants of PBX Cascading
150
Functionality of PBX Cascading
150
Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation
152
Notes
153
Licensing Information
154
PBX Networking
155
Connections
156
Protocol: Q.SIG or DSS1
156
Master/Slave
157
L1 Clock
157
Types of Point-To-Point Connections
158
Direct Connection
158
Connection Via an Active Transmission System
159
Connection Via the Public Network
159
Connection Via Q.SIG.IP
160
Configuration
161
Bundles
161
Routes
161
Numbering
162
Technical Details
163
Telephony
165
Conversion
165
Configuration
165
Example
167
Further Information
168
Call Forwarding
168
Attributes
169
Loop Detection
170
Virtual Call Numbers
171
Hunt Groups
171
External Call Forwarding
172
Information on the Update
173
PIN Code Telephony
173
Configuration
174
Implementation
175
Switch Authorisation
175
Configuration
176
Implementation
176
Fixed Mobile Convergence
178
Configuring FMC Telephones
183
Configuring "Aastra Mobile Client" Software
185
Team Functions
189
Introduction
189
Explanation of Keys
189
Team Configuration
191
Examples of Use
191
Executive/Secretary Team
192
Three-Member Team
193
Unified Team
195
Toggle Team
196
Call Queue
198
Introduction
198
Activation of Queues
199
Call Forwarding
199
Pickup
200
Hunt Groups
200
Examples of Use
200
Enquiry Station for an Operator with Two System Telephones
200
Group of Three Enquiry Stations
202
Multi-Company Variant
204
Configuring the Multi-Company Variant
205
Activating the Multi-Company Variant
205
Configuring and Managing Companies
206
Assigning Users
206
Assigning a Bundle/Sip Trunk
207
Allocating Routing Codes
207
Configuring the Company Exchange
208
Working with the Multi-Company Variant
208
Company Telephone Book
208
Making Calls between Companies
209
Billing Charges Per Company
209
Configuring the PC Software
210
PC Offline Configuration
210
Setting up TAPI
212
Setting up NET CAPI
214
Browser for Opencti and Openhotel
215
Setting up Video Telephony
216
Synchronising the PC Clock
217
Address Queries Using LDAP
218
Frequently Asked Questions
219
General/Hardware
220
Telephony
221
PBX Networking
223
Dect
224
Lan
225
Internet
226
Technical Specifications
228
Notes on Disposal
235
Index
236

Aastra OpenCom 510 User Manual (212 pages)

Communications system

Brand: Aastra | Category: Cell Phone | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
Features

11
Factory Settings

16
- Telephony Functions
  16
- Authorisations
  16
- Internet Functions
  19
Preliminary Information

21
Installation

23
- Safety Precautions
  23
- General Instructions
  23
- Notes on the Mains Supply
  24
- Notes on EMC and Earthing
  24
- Notes on Installing the Opencom 510
  25
- Notes on Installing Terminals
  26
- Installation, Ambient Conditions
  26
- Installation in a 19" Rack
  27
- Installing Modules
  28
- Slots
  29
- Notes on Disconnecting the Mains Supply
  30
- Installing the Central Control Module
  31
- Installing Interface Cards
  33
- Installing a Power Supply Unit
  35
- Backplane
  36
- Uninterruptible Power Supply
  39
- Power Failure
  39
Interfaces and Connectible Terminals

41
- Overview
  41
- S Ports
  42
- Termination
  43
- External ISDN Ports (S External)
  45
- Internal S
  46
- Ports
  46
- U Pn Ports
  46
- Terminals Connected to U Pn Ports
  46
- Internal S 0 Ports
  46
- Technical Information
  47
- DECT Base Station Connection Variants
  48
- A/B Ports
  50
- Terminals Connected to A/B Ports
  50
- Technical Information
  52
- LAN Port
  53
- DSL Port
  53
- Service PC
  54
- COM Port
  54
Accessories and Adapters

56
- U Pn Adapter
  56
- A/B Adapter
  56
- Audio Adapter
  57
- Approved Devices / Approved Accessories
  58
- Device Combinations
  59
Modules

63
- Module Naming Conventions
  64
- Overview of Available Modules
  65
- Mps+1-Ac
  67
- MC+1-3
  70
- Mt+S2M1-1
  74
- MX+S01-8
  78
- Ms+Upn1-8
  81
- Ms+Upn2-8
  83
- Ms+A1-8
  85
- Ms+A1-4
  87
Configuration

89
- Brief Guide to Initial Configuration
  90
- Configuring the Opencom 510
  92
- Preparing the Configuration
  92
- Starting the Web Console
  92
- Loading the Online Help
  94
- Finishing the Configuration
  94
- Preconfiguration
  95
- Offline Configurator
  95
- Remote Configuration
  95
- Codes for IP Configuration
  97
- Saving and Loading the Configuration
  98
- Receiving System Messages as E-Mail
  98
- Loading SW Updates
  99
- Resetting the System Data
  99
- Generating Your Own Moh Files
  100
Configuration Examples

101
- Opencom 510 in Computer Networks
  101
- Introduction to TCP/IP
  102
- Opencom 510 in a Serverless LAN
  103
- DNS Name Resolution
  104
- Internet Access
  104
- RAS Access
  105
- Opencom 510 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server
  106
- DNS Name Resolution
  106
- Internet Access
  107
- RAS Access
  108
- Branch Link
  109
- Useful Information on Internet Access
  110
- Costs
  110
- Using the Web
  110
- E-Mail
  111
- Nat
  111
Voice over IP (Voip)

113
- Fundamentals
  114
- Propagation Delay and Bandwidth
  114
- Latency and Packet Length
  115
- Voice Quality
  116
- Optimisation
  118
- Call Set-Up
  118
- Useful Services
  119
- Media Gateway (MGW)
  119
- Mg+Eth1-1
  120
- SIP Telephony
  122
- Voip System Telephones
  124
- Device Properties
  124
- Voip System Telephone Configuration
  125
- LAN DHCP Server
  126
- Start Procedure
  127
- Openphone IPC
  129
- Installation
  130
- Configuration
  130
Dectnetip

132
- Properties
  132
- DECT Base Stations
  132
- Features
  133
- Configuration
  133
- Dual Operation
  134
- Synchronisation
  135
PBX Cascading

136
- Variants of PBX Cascading
  136
- Functionality of PBX Cascading
  136
- Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation
  137
- Notes
  139
- Licensing Information
  140
PBX Networking

142
- Connections
  143
- Protocol: Q.SIG or DSS1
  143
- Master/Slave
  144
- L1 Clock
  144
- Types of Point-To-Point Connections
  145
- Direct Connection
  145
- Connection Via an Active Transmission System
  146
- Connection Via the Public Network
  146
- Connection Via Q.SIG.IP
  147
- Configuration
  148
- Trunk Groups
  148
- Routes
  149
- Numbering
  149
- Technical Details
  151
Team Functions

152
- Introduction
  152
- Explanation of Keys
  152
- Team Configuration
  154
- Examples of Use
  154
- Executive/Secretary Team
  154
- Three-Member Team
  155
- Unified Team
  156
- Toggle Team
  158
Call Queue

160
- Introduction
  160
- Activation of Queues
  161
- Call Forwarding
  161
- Pickup
  162
- Hunt Groups
  162
- Examples of Use
  162
- Enquiry Station for an Operator with Two System Telephones
  162
- Group of Three Enquiry Stations
  164
Multi-Company Variant

166
- Configuring the Multi-Company Variant
  167
- Activating the Multi-Company Variant
  167
- Configuring and Managing Companies
  168
- Assigning Users
  168
- Assigning Trunk Groups/Sip Accounts
  169
- Allocating Routing Codes
  169
- Configuring the Company Exchange
  170
- Working with the Multi-Company Variant
  170
- Company Telephone Book
  170
- Making Calls between Companies
  171
- Billing Charges Per Company
  171
Configuring the PC Software

172
- PC Offline Configuration
  172
- Setting up TAPI
  174
- Setting up NET CAPI
  176
- Using the Systray Display
  177
- Browser for Opencti and Openhotel
  178
- Setting up Video Telephony
  179
- Synchronising the PC Clock
  180
- Address Queries Using LDAP
  181
Configuration Guide

183
- Overview
  184
- PBX Ports
  185
- Lan
  186
- WAN Settings
  187
- RAS Settings
  188
- Branch Settings
  189
- E-Mail Function
  190
- E-Mail Access
  191
Frequently Asked Questions

192
- General/Hardware
  192
- Telephony
  193
- Dect
  195
- Lan
  196
- Internet
  198
Technical Data

200
Notes on Disposal

203
Index

204

Aastra OpenCom 510 User Manual (221 pages)

Mounting and Commissionin

Brand: Aastra | Category: Telephone System | Size: 3.42 MB

Features
11
Factory Settings
17
Internet Functions
20
Preliminary Information
22
Declarations of Conformity
23
Installation
24
Notes on the Mains Supply
25
Notes on Installing the Opencom 510
26
Notes on Installing Terminals
27
Installation in a 19" Rack
28
Installing Modules
29
Notes on Disconnecting the Mains Supply
30
Installing the Central Control Module
31
Installing Interface Cards
33
Installing a Power Supply Unit
35
Backplane
37
Uninterruptible Power Supply
39
Interfaces and Connectible Terminals
42
Port
43
Termination
44
Technical Information
48
A/B Ports
50
Technical Information
52
LAN Port
53
Service PC
54
System Telephones
56
Keypad Extensions
57
Headset
59
Modules
61
Module Naming Conventions
62
Overview of Available Modules
63
Mps+1-Ac
64
MC+1-3
67
Mt+S2M1-1
70
MX+S01-8
73
Ms+Upn1-8
75
Ms+Upn2-8
78
Ms+A1-8
80
Ms+A1-4
82
Configuration
84
Brief Guide to Initial Configuration
85
Configuring the Opencom 510
87
Loading the Online Help
89
Offline Configurator
90
Codes for IP Configuration
92
Saving and Loading the Configuration
93
Loading SW Updates
94
Generating Your Own Moh Files
95
Configuration Examples
96
Introduction to TCP/IP
97
Opencom 510 in a Serverless LAN
98
DNS Name Resolution
99
RAS Access
100
DNS Name Resolution
101
RAS Access
102
Branch Link
103
Useful Information on Internet Access
104
Using the Web
105
Voice over IP (Voip)
107
Quick Start
108
External SIP Line
109
Internal SIP Telephony
110
Fundamentals
112
Voice Quality
113
Optimisation
115
Call Set-Up
116
Media Gateway (MGW)
117
SIP Telephony
119
Internal SIP Subscribers
121
Voip System Telephones
124
Voip System Telephone Configuration
126
Start Procedure
127
Local Configuration
129
Openphone IPC
132
Installation
133
Dectoverip
135
Features
136
Configuration
137
Dual Operation
138
Synchronisation
139
Configuring for a Remote Location
143
PBX Cascading
146
Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation
147
Notes
149
Licensing Information
150
PBX Networking
151
Protocol: Q.SIG or DSS1
152
Master/Slave
153
Types of Point-To-Point Connections
154
Connection Via an Active Transmission System
155
Connection Via Q.SIG.IP
156
Trunk Groups
157
Numbering
158
Technical Details
159
Team Functions
161
Team Configuration
163
Examples of Use
164
Three-Member Team
166
Unified Team
167
Toggle Team
168
Call Queue
171
Activation of Queues
172
Pickup
173
Group of Three Enquiry Stations
175
Multi-Company Variant
177
Configuring the Multi-Company Variant
178
Configuring and Managing Companies
179
Assigning Trunk Groups/Sip Accounts
180
Configuring the Company Exchange
181
Making Calls between Companies
182
Configuring the PC Software
183
Setting up TAPI
185
Setting up NET CAPI
187
Using the Systray Display
188
Browser for Opencti and Openhotel
189
Setting up Video Telephony
190
Synchronising the PC Clock
191
Address Queries Using LDAP
192
Configuration Guide
194
Overview
195
PBX Ports
196
LAN Settings
197
WAN Settings
198
RAS Settings
199
Branch Connections
200
E-Mail Function
201
E-Mail Access
202
Frequently Asked Questions
203
Telephony
204
Dect
206
Internet
208
Technical Data
211
Notes on Disposal
214
Index
215

Aastra OpenCom 510 Quick Reference Manual (48 pages)

Brand: Aastra | Category: Conference System | Size: 3.35 MB

Table of Contents
3
Systematic Telephony

5
- Home User / FMC
  6
- You Need Authorisation
  6
- Glossary
  7
- Symbols
  7
Making Calls

7
- Seizing an External Line
  7
- Dialling into the Communications System (Home User / FMC)
  8
- Making Internal Calls
  9
- Making External Calls
  9
- Speed Dialling
  9
- Accepting a Call
  10
- Calls in the Queue
  10
- Parking a Call
  11
- Accessing Your Voicebox
  11
Several Parties

13
Call Protection

17
- Call Waiting On/Off
  17
- Accepting a Waiting Call
  17
- Rejecting a Waiting Call
  17
- Call Protection On/Off
  18
- Device Busy
  18
User Groups

19
- Pick-Up
  19
- Pick-Up Selective
  19
- Logging out Of/Into All Hunt Groups
  20
- Logging out Of/Into Individual Hunt Groups
  20
Forwarding Calls

21
- Call Forwarding "Immediately
  23
- Call Forwarding "On Busy
  23
- Call Forwarding "After Delay
  24
- Call Forwarding for Other Users
  24
- MSN Call Forwarding
  25
- All Call Forwarding off
  27
- Follow Me
  27
- Call Forwarding for Specific Call Numbers
  27
Special Calls

28
- VIP Call
  28
- Baby Call
  28
- Announcement
  29
- Intercom
  29
- Dialout for Another Terminal
  30
- Callback on Busy
  30
- PIN Dialling
  31
- Switch Authorisation
  31
- Take
  32
- Door Opener
  32
- Entrance Intercom Calls
  32
- Keypad Dialling
  34
- CSTA Application Operation
  34
Even more Protection

35
Special Modes

37
Remote-Controlled Functions

39
Index

43

Aastra OpenCom 510 Quick Reference Manual (44 pages)

Standard Terminals

Brand: Aastra | Category: Conference System | Size: 0.6 MB

Table of Contents
3
Systematic Telephony
5
You Need Authorisation
6
Glossary
6
Signals & Symbols
6
Making Calls
7
Seizing an External Line
7
Making Internal Calls
7
Making External Calls
7
Speed Dialling
8
Accepting a Call
8
Calls in the Queue
8
Parking a Call
9
Accessing Your Voicebox
10
Several Parties
11
Consultation
11
Toggling
12
Disconnecting a Call
12
Transferring a Call and Notifying the Destination Party
12
Transferring a Call Without Notifying the Destination Party
13
Starting a Three-Party Conference
13
Ending a Three-Party Conference
14
Connecting Two External Parties with each Other
14
Connecting Two Parties (Internal/External) with each Other
14
Call Protection
15
Call Waiting On/Off
15
Accepting a Waiting Call
15
Rejecting a Waiting Call
16
Call Protection On/Off
16
User Groups
17
Pick-Up
17
Pick-Up Selective
17
Logging out Of/Into All Hunt Groups
17
Logging out Of/Into Individual Hunt Groups
18
Forwarding Calls
18
Call Forwarding "Immediately
20
Call Forwarding "On Busy
20
Call Forwarding "After Delay
21
Call Forwarding for Other Users
21
MSN Call Forwarding
22
All Call Forwarding off
23
Follow Me
23
Call Forwarding for Specific Call Numbers
24
Special Calls
25
VIP Call
25
Baby Call
25
Announcement
26
Intercom
26
Dialout for Another Terminal
27
Callback on Busy
27
Door Opener
28
Entrance Intercom Calls
28
Keypad Dialling
29
CSTA Application Operation
30
Even more Protection
30
Telephone Lock
30
Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR) on a Call-By-Call Basis
31
Changing the User PIN
31
Intercept
32
Special Modes
32
Deactivating Least Cost Routing (LCR)
32
Calling Selectively Via Routes
32
Time Control
33
Deleting All Call Forwarding in the Exchange
34
Remote-Controlled Functions
34
Remote-Controlled Dialling (Call Through)
34
Remote-Programmable Call Forwarding
35
Calling a Voicebox from a Remote Terminal
36
Setting up an Internet Connection from Remote (ISP Trigger Call)
37
Index
38

Aastra OpenCom 510 User Manual (21 pages)

Brand: Aastra | Category: Conference System | Size: 0.72 MB

Installation Site
11
Attaching the Pedestals and Adjusting the Inclination
12
Wall Mounting
13
Key Assignments
13
Dial Keypad with ABC Assignment
16
Trunk Key (Call Key 1)
17
Programmable Keys
17
Menucard Key
19
Hands-Free/Open-Listening Key
20
Muting Key
20
Disconnect Key
20

Aastra OpenCom 510 Short Installation Manual (2 pages)

Cascading

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