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DETEWE OpenCom 130 User Manual (204 pages)

Mounting and Commissioning

Brand: DETEWE | Category: Conference System | Size: 2.49 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
  22
Installation

24
- Scope of Delivery
  24
- Safety Precautions
  25
- Declarations of Conformity
  26
- Mounting Location
  26
- Wall Mounting
  27
- Installing an Expansion Set
  28
- Installing Interface Cards
  31
- And Doorstation Equipment Slots
  31
- Slots for Additional Interface Cards
  33
- Available Ports
  36
  - Opencom 130
    36
  - Opencom 131
    37
  - Opencom 150
    38
  - Positions of the Ports
    39
- Interface Cards
  42
  - Opencom 131 (1 Slot)
    42
  - Opencom 130 (3 Slots)
    42
  - Opencom 150 (5 Slots)
    45
- Port Assignment, Termination, Cable Lengths
  47
- S Ports
  47
- U Pn Ports
  49
- A/B Ports
  50
- Actor/Sensor
  51
- LAN Port
  51
- DSL Port
  52
- PCM Port
  53
- Power Failure
  53
- Connectible Devices
  53
- Internal/External S
  54
- Ports
  54
- U Pn Ports
  55
- A/B Ports
  55
- Actor/Sensor Ports
  57
- COM Port
  58
- LAN Port
  59
Accessories and Adapters

60
- U Pn Adapter
  60
- A/B Adapter
  60
- Audio Adapter
  61
- Approved Devices / Approved Accessories
  62
- Device Combinations
  63
S 2M Connector Module

67
- Installation
  68
- Configuration
  70
Mounting the Opencom 150 Rack Infocom System

71
- Safety Precautions
  71
- Technical Data
  72
- Pinning of RJ 45 Jacks
  73
- Scope of Delivery
  74
Configuration

75
- Brief Guide to Initial Configuration
  76
- First Configuration Via Serial Port
  78
- Configuring the Opencom 100
  78
- Preparing the Configuration
  78
- Starting the Web Console
  79
- Loading the Online Help
  80
- Finishing the Configuration
  81
- Preconfiguration
  81
- Offline Configurator
  81
- Remote Configuration
  82
- Codes for IP Configuration
  84
- Saving and Loading the Configuration
  84
- Receiving System Messages as E-Mail
  85
- Loading SW Updates
  85
- Resetting the System Data
  86
- Basic Hardware Settings Switch
  86
- Generating Your Own Moh Files
  87
Configuration Examples

89
- Opencom 100 in Computer Networks
  89
- Introduction to TCP/IP
  90
- Opencom 100 in a Serverless LAN
  91
- DNS Name Resolution
  92
- Internet Access
  92
- RAS Access
  93
- Opencom 100 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server
  94
- DNS Name Resolution
  94
- Internet Access
  95
- RAS Access
  96
- Branch Link
  97
- Useful Information on Internet Access
  98
- Costs
  98
- Using the Web
  98
- E-Mail
  99
- Nat
  99
Voice over IP (Voip)

101
- Fundamentals
  102
- Propagation Delay and Bandwidth
  102
- Latency and Packet Length
  103
- Voice Quality
  104
- Optimisation
  106
- Call Set-Up
  106
- Useful Services
  107
- Media Gateway (MGW)
  107
- Software MGW
  107
- MGW Interface Card
  108
- SIP Telephony
  109
- Voip System Telephones
  111
- Device Properties
  112
- Voip System Telephone Configuration
  113
- LAN DHCP Server
  113
- Start Procedure
  114
- Openphone IPC
  116
- Installation
  117
- Configuration
  118
Dectnetip

119
- Properties
  119
- DECT Base Stations
  119
- Features
  120
- Configuration
  121
- Dual Operation
  122
- Synchronisation
  122
PBX Cascading

124
- Variants of PBX Cascading
  124
- Functionality of PBX Cascading
  124
- Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation
  125
- Notes
  127
- Licensing Information
  128
PBX Networking

129
- Connections
  130
- Protocol: Q.SIG or DSS1
  130
- Master/Slave
  131
- L1 Clock
  131
- Types of Point-To-Point Connections
  132
- Direct Connection
  132
- Connection Via an Active Transmission System
  133
- Connection Via the Public Network
  133
- Connection Via Q.SIG.IP
  134
- Configuration
  135
- Trunk Groups
  135
- Routes
  136
- Numbering
  136
- Technical Details
  138
Team Functions

140
- Introduction
  140
- Explanation of Keys
  140
- Team Configuration
  142
- Examples of Use
  142
- Executive/Secretary Team
  142
- Three-Member Team
  143
- Unified Team
  144
- Toggle Team
  146
Call Queue

148
- Introduction
  148
- Activation of Queues
  149
- Call Forwarding
  149
- Pickup
  150
- Hunt Groups
  150
- Examples of Use
  150
- Enquiry Station for an Operator with Two System Telephones
  150
- Group of Three Enquiry Stations
  152
Multi-Company Variant

154
- Configuring the Multi-Company Variant
  155
- Activating the Multi-Company Variant
  155
- Configuring and Managing Companies
  156
- Assigning Users
  156
- Assigning Trunk Groups/Sip Accounts
  157
- Allocating Routing Codes
  157
- Configuring the Company Exchange
  158
- Working with the Multi-Company Variant
  158
- Company Telephone Book
  158
- Making Calls between Companies
  159
- Billing Charges Per Company
  159
Configuring the PC Software

160
- PC Offline Configuration
  160
- Setting up TAPI
  162
- Setting up NET CAPI
  164
- Using the Systray Display
  165
- Browser for Opencti and Openhotel
  166
- Setting up Video Telephony
  167
- Synchronising the PC Clock
  168
- Address Queries Using LDAP
  169
Configuration Guide

171
- Overview
  172
- PBX Ports
  173
- Lan
  174
- WAN Settings
  175
- RAS Settings
  176
- Branch Settings
  177
- E-Mail Function
  178
- E-Mail Access
  179
Frequently Asked Questions

180
- General/Hardware
  181
- Telephony
  182
- Dect
  185
- Lan
  186
- Internet
  187
Technical Specifications

190
Notes on Disposal

197
Index

198

DETEWE OpenCom 130 User Manual (184 pages)

OpenCom 100 Series

Brand: DETEWE | Category: PBX | Size: 2.53 MB

Table of Contents
3
Features

7
Factory Settings on Delivery

14
- Telephony Functions
  14
- Opencom 130
  14
- Opencom 131
  14
- Opencom 150
  15
- Authorisations
  15
- Internet Functions
  18
Installation

19
- Scope of Delivery
  19
- Safety Precautions
  20
- Declarations of Conformity
  21
- Mounting Location
  21
- Wall Mounting
  22
- Installing an Expansion Set
  22
- Installing Interface Cards
  25
  - Slots
    25
- Opencom 131
  26
  - Cards
    27
- Available Ports
  29
- Opencom 130
  29
- Opencom 150
  31
- Positions of the Ports
  32
- Interface Cards
  34
- Opencom 131 (1 Slot)
  34
- Opencom 130 (3 Slots)
  35
- Opencom 150 (5 Slots)
  38
- Port Assignment, Termination, Cable Lengths
  41
- S Ports
  41
- U Pn Ports
  42
- A/B Ports
  43
- Actor/Sensor
  43
- LAN Port
  43
- DSL Port
  44
- PCM Port
  45
- Power Failure
  45
- Connectible Devices
  46
- Internal/External S Ports
  46
- U Pn Ports
  47
- A/B Ports
  47
- Actor/Sensor Ports
  50
- COM Port
  51
- LAN Port
  51
- Accessories and Adapters
  52
- Pn Adapter
  52
- A/B Adapter
  52
- Audio Adapter
  53
- Approved Devices / Approved
  55
  - Accessories
    55
- Device Combinations
  55
- S 2M Connector Module
  59
- Installation
  60
- Configuration
  61
- Mounting the Opencom 150 Rack Infocom System
  62
- Safety Precautions
  62
- Technical Data
  63
- Pinning of RJ 45 Jacks
  63
- Scope of Delivery
  64
Configuration

65
- Brief Guide to Initial Configuration
  66
- First Configuration Via Serial Port
  66
- System Requirements
  67
- Configuration under Windows
  68
- Connection on Serial Port (V.24)
  69
- Notes on Configuring the Serial Port
  70
- Connection by Network Card
  71
  - (Lan)
    71
- Testing the Setup
  72
- Starting the Browser
  72
- Configuration for Linux and Macos
  73
- Linux
  73
- Macos
  73
- Configuring the Opencom 100
  74
- Preparing the Configuration
  74
- Starting the Web Console
  74
- Loading the Online Help
  76
- Finishing the Configuration
  77
- Preconfiguration
  77
- Offline Configurator
  77
- Remote Configuration
  77
- Codes for IP Configuration
  79
- Saving and Loading the Configuration
  80
- Receiving System Messages as
  80
  - E-Mail
    80
- Loading SW Updates
  80
- Resetting the System Data
  81
- Basic Hardware Settings Switch
  81
- Generating Your Own Moh Files
  82
Configuration Examples

84
- Opencom 100 in Computer Networks
  84
- Introduction to TCP/IP
  85
- Opencom 100 in a Serverless LAN
  86
- DNS Name Resolution
  87
- Internet Access
  87
- RAS Access
  88
- Opencom 100 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server
  88
- DNS Name Resolution
  89
- Internet Access
  89
- RAS Access
  90
- LAN-To-LAN Link
  91
- Useful Information on Internet Access
  92
- Costs
  92
- Using the Web
  92
- E-Mail
  93
- Nat
  93
Voice over IP (Voip)

95
- Propagation Delay and Bandwidth
  96
- Latency and Packet Length
  96
- Fundamentals
  96
- Voice Quality
  97
- Optimisation
  99
- Media Gateway (MGW)
  100
- Software MGW
  100
- MGW Interface Card
  100
- Voip System Telephones
  102
- Device Properties
  102
- Voip System Telephone Configuration
  103
- LAN DHCP Server
  104
- Start Procedure
  105
- Openphone IPC
  108
- Installation
  109
- Configuration
  109
PBX Cascading

111
- Variants of PBX Cascading
  111
- Functionality of PBX Cascading
  112
- Putting a Cascaded PBX into Operation
  113
- Notes
  114
- Licensing Information
  115
PBX Networking

116
- Connections
  116
- Protocol: Q.SIG or DSS1
  117
- Master/Slave
  117
- L1 Clock
  117
- Types of Point-To-Point Connection
  118
- Direct Connection
  118
- Connection Via an Active Transmission System
  119
- Connection Via the Public
  119
  - Network
    119
- Configuration
  120
- Trunk Groups
  120
- Routes
  120
- Numbering
  121
- Technical Details
  122
Team Functions

124
- Introduction
  124
- Explanation of Keys
  124
- Team Configuration
  126
- Examples of Use
  126
- Executive/Secretary Team
  126
- Three-Member Team
  127
- Unified Team
  128
- Toggle Team
  129
Call Queue

131
- Introduction
  131
- Activation of Queues
  132
- Call Forwarding
  132
- Pickup
  132
- Hunt Groups
  133
- Examples of Use
  133
- Attendant Terminal for an Operator
  133
- Group of Three Attendant
  134
  - Terminals
    134
Multi-Company Variant

136
- Configuring the Multi-Company Variant
  137
- Activating the Multi-Company
  137
  - Variant
    137
- Configuring and Managing
  138
  - Companies
    138
- Assigning Users
  138
- Assigning Trunk Groups
  139
- Allocating Routing Codes
  139
- Configuring the Company
  139
  - Exchange
    139
- Variant
  140
  - Companies
    141
  - Configuring the PC Software
    142
- Setting up TAPI
  144
- Setting up NET CAPI
  146
- Using the Systray Display
  147
- Openhotel
  148
- Synchronising the PC Clock
  149
- Address Queries Using LDAP
  150
- Opencom 130/150
  151
- Technical Data
  152
Configuration Guide

153
- Overview
  154
- PBX Ports
  155
- Easy Access
  156
- ISP Settings
  157
- RAS Settings
  158
- LAN-To-LAN Settings
  159
- E-Mail Function
  160
- E-Mail Access
  161
- Frequently Asked Questions
  162
Questions

163
Frequently Asked

163
- General/Hardware
  163
- Dect
  165
  - Internet
    168
  - Technical Specifications
    170
Specifications 168

176
Index

176

DETEWE OpenCom 130 Mounting And Commissioning Manual (140 pages)

Brand: DETEWE | Category: Conference System | Size: 2.05 MB

Table of Contents
3
Features

7
Factory Settings on Delivery

12
- Telephony Functions
  12
- Authorisations
  13
- Internet Functions
  15
Installation

17
- Scope of Delivery
  17
- Notes on Safety
  17
- Declarations of Conformity
  19
- Mounting Location
  19
- Wall Mounting
  20
- Installing an Expansion Set
  20
- Installing Interface Cards
  23
- Basic Module Slots
  23
- Add-On Module Slots
  24
- Ports
  26
- Positions of the Ports
  28
- Interface Cards
  29
- Port Assignment, Termination, Cable Lengths
  31
- S Ports
  31
- U Pn Ports
  32
- A/B Ports
  33
- Actor/Sensor
  33
- LAN Port
  33
- DSL Port
  34
- Power Failure
  35
- Connectible Devices
  35
- Internal/External S Ports
  36
- U Pn Ports
  36
- A/B Ports
  36
- Actor/Sensor Ports
  37
- COM Port
  39
- LAN Port
  39
- Accessories and Adapters
  39
- U Pn Adapter
  40
- A/B Adapter
  40
- Audio Adapter
  40
- Approved Devices / Approved
  42
- Device Combinations
  43
- S 2M Connector Module
  46
- Installation
  47
- Configuration
  49
Configuration

50
- Brief Guide to Initial Configuration
  51
- First Configuration Via Serial Port
  51
- System Requirements
  52
  - Configuration under Windows
    53
  - Connection on Serial Port (V.24)
    54
  - Serial Port
    55
- Connection by Network Card
  56
  - (Lan)
    56
- Testing the Setup
  57
- Starting the Browser
  57
- Configuration for Linux and Macos
  58
- Linux
  58
- Macos
  58
- Configuring the Opencom 130
  59
- Preparing the Configuration
  59
- Starting the Web Console
  59
- Loading the Online Help
  61
- Finishing the Configuration
  62
- Preconfiguration
  62
- Remote Configuration
  62
- Codes for IP Configuration
  63
- Saving and Loading the Configuration
  64
- Loading SW Updates
  64
- Resetting the System Data
  65
- Hardware Basic Settings Switch
  65
- Generating Your Own Moh Files
  66
Configuration Examples

67
- Opencom 130 in Computer Networks
  67
- Introduction to TCP/IP
  68
- Opencom 130 in a Serverless LAN
  69
- DNS Name Resolution
  69
- Internet Access
  70
- RAS Access
  70
- Opencom 130 in a LAN with an IP-Enabled Server
  71
- DNS Name Resolution
  72
- Internet Access
  72
- RAS Access
  72
- LAN-To-LAN Link
  73
- Useful Information on Internet Access
  74
- Using the Web
  74
- E-Mail
  75
- Nat
  75
PBX Networking

77
- PBX Cascading
  77
- Putting a Cascaded PBX into
  78
- Operation
  78
- Notes
  79
- PBX Networking
  80
- Connections
  80
- Types of Point-To-Point
  82
  - Connection
    82
- Configuration
  83
- Technical Details
  85
- Licensing Information
  87
Team Functions

88
- Introduction
  88
- Explanation of Keys
  88
- Team Configuration
  90
- Examples of Use
  90
- Executive/Secretary Team
  90
- Three-Member Team
  91
- Unified Team
  92
- Toggle Team
  93
Call Queue

95
- Introduction
  95
- Activation of Queues
  96
- Call Forwarding
  96
- Pickup
  96
- Hunt Groups
  96
- Examples of Use
  97
- Attendant Terminal for an Operator with Two System Telephones
  97
- Group of Three Attendant
  98
  - Terminals
    98
Multi-Company Variant

100
- Configuring the Multi-Company Variant
  101
- Activating the Multi-Company
  101
  - Variant
    101
- Configuring and Managing
  102
  - Companies
    102
- Assigning Trunk Groups
  103
  - Working with the Multi-Company Variant
    104
  - Companies
    105
  - Configuring the PC Software
    106
- Setting up NET CAPI
  108
- Using the Systray Display
  109
- Browser for Opencti
  110
- Synchronising the PC Clock
  111
- Address Queries Using LDAP
  112
- Opencom 130
  113
- The Opencom 130
  114
- Configuration Guide
  115
Configuration Guide 113

116
- Overview
  116
- PBX Ports
  117
- Easy Access
  118
- ISP Settings
  119
- RAS Settings
  120
- LAN-To-LAN Settings
  121
- E-Mail Function
  122
- E-Mail Access
  123
  - Frequently Asked Ques Tions
    124
  - Telephony
    125
- Dect
  127
  - Internet
    129
  - Technical Specifications
    131
Index

133

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