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2-62 OW5000 Configuration Step 2 Verify the setting for Heartbeat. This field has the following settings: —Yes specifies that the application checks approximately every 20 seconds to make sure the PBX connection is still alive and operational. —No specifies that the application will not check the PBX connection. You should normally select Yes for the Heartbeat field. Step 3 Check the Selected checkbox if you would like LSI to attempt to connect to this PBX the next time it is restarted. Consider enabling the Selected checkbox for ICA's PBX Settings, soon after installation of OW5000 Platform. This is not enabled as a default, on a fresh install. NOTE Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 If needed, you can modify the Incremental Retry Delay. The Incremental Retry Delay designates the amount of time the application waits to attempt to reconnect to the PBX after the connection is lost. If the connection to the PBX is lost, LSI waits for the amount of time specified in the Incremental Retry Delay field before attempting to reconnect the first time. If the connection still cannot be made, the specified amount of time will be added to the delay period before the next attempt. For example, if the Incremental Retry delay is set to 30 seconds, LSI waits 30 seconds before attempting to reconnect. If that first attempt fails, the application waits 60 seconds before making a second attempt to connect, then waits 90 seconds before making a third attempt, and so on. When the application successfully reconnects to the PBX, the delay time goes back to the amount of time set in the Incremental Retry Delay Value field. Incremental Retry Delay Value is typically set to 30 seconds. You can modify the amount of time that LSI waits for user input before exiting on that person’s Dterm in the OAI Timeout field. The Max Retry Delay specifies the maximum amount of time the application waits between attempts to reconnect to the PBX after the connection is lost. This is used in conjunction with the Incremental Retry Delay and ensures that the application will try to re-establish a connection to the PBX within a certain amount of time. The Max Retry Delay Value is typically set to 10 minutes to make sure that the application will attempt to reconnect to the PBX at least once an hour. You can change the Data Mode that LSI uses to communicate with Dterm users by selecting an available Data Mode from the drop-down list. The data mode you select must be programmed for use with OAI in the PBX, and it must be assigned to a function key button on each user's Dterm in order for LSI to be available to the user. The value ranges from 128 to 191 and should match the OPCODE in the AOKC command on the NEAX 2400 IMS and UNIVERGE SV7000, or the D70 command if using the NEAX 2000 IPS. 128 is assigned as the default value. UCE Application Platform (UNIVERGE OW5000) Configuration Guide
OW5000 Configuration 2-63 Step 8 Step 9 You can change the LED Number that LSI lights when active on the Dterm. Blank is assigned as the default value. Do one of the following: —Click Apply to save the information. —Click Cancel to exit without saving the information. OAI Server Configuration OAI Server is a component of the OW5000 and enables Java, Web, and other applications, except Remote Call Control, to communicate with the PBX using NEC's Java OAI libraries. OAI Server also manages a single connection (association) to each target PBX on behalf of the applications. Follow the steps below to configure OAI Server: Step 1 Selecting OAI Server from the OW5000 Applications Options dialog box (Figure 2-53) displays an OAI Server Settings dialog box (Figure 2-69). Figure 2-69 OAI Server Settings dialog box Step 2 Enter the tenant number in the OAI Tenant Number field. The Tenant Number is used by the OAI Server when it opens facilities with the PBX. Typically the default value of 0 is the desired value because this allows OAI Server to work for all tenant numbers in the PBX. The OAI Server ignores the OAI Tenant Number setting when opening the Free Location Facility. The Free Location Facility always uses Tenant 1. NOTE To use the OAI Server, Selected must be checked in the PBX Settings dialog box (Figure 2-70). When assigning a new PBX, the Selected checkbox is checked by default. UCE Application Platform (UNIVERGE OW5000) Configuration Guide
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