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VIERLING 2.1 Overview: Getting ECOTEL up and running This section is intended to help you put ECOTEL ® into operation quickly and reliably. Due to the variety of possible functions, you will have to make a number of decisions and settings in order to precisely configure ECOTEL ® to suit your needs. Our installation guideline should provide the necessary orientation. Page 18 Edition 4.1-EN – 20070730 ECOTEL ® VoIP/ISDN2-1/ISDN2-2
2.2 Installation guideline VIERLING The following is a step-by-step description of the entire installation process. Important: If you have an ECOTEL ® ISDN2-2 or ECOTEL ® ISDN2-14x, please read this section first: 9.6 Peculiarities of ECOTEL ISDN2-2 and other models with a dual design 2.2.1 Determining the connection type » Select the ISDN connection type (if you wish to use ISDN interfaces). Please read: 3.2 ISDN interface: Selecting the ISDN connection type » Keep the configuration information and routing entries found there handy for the later steps in this process. » Select the VoIP connection type (if you wish to use the VoIP interface). Please read: 3.3 VoIP interface: Sample applications » Keep the configuration information and routing entries found there handy for the later steps in this process. Consult with the administrator for your PBX to choose the best operating mode for your particular application. Then, the connections from ECOTEL ® to the PBX can be prepared accordingly. The configuration process for the software is also dependent on the operating mode which is selected. ECOTEL ® VoIP/ISDN2-1/ISDN2-2 Edition 4.1-EN – 20070730 Page 19
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Page 3 and 4: Content VIERLING 1 Introduction....
Page 5 and 6: VIERLING 5 Introduction to the rout
Page 7 and 8: VIERLING 6.5.4 Firmware Tools: Firm
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Page 11 and 12: 1.1 Overview: Please read this firs
Page 13 and 14: 1.2 Safety instructions VIERLING Th
Page 15 and 16: Repairs VIERLING Repairs must be pe
Page 17: 2 Getting started VIERLING ECOTEL
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Page 41 and 42: Overview of possible ISDN configura
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3.4.5 SIM management VIERLING Note:
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3.4.7 Automatic call forwarding Not
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3.4.8 Callback request via SMS VIER
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VIERLING 4 Usage of the configurati
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File management VIERLING There are
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VIERLING via GSM to the devices whi
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SIM Management (not for ECOTEL ® I
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4.3.2 Connecting via modem VIERLING
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Setting up the device » In the Ser
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4.4 Editing the configuration files
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4.5 Generating traces VIERLING Trac
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5 Introduction to the routing table
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5.3 Strategy for the routing table
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5.4 Outgoing calls VIERLING The rou
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Example 3: VIERLING Dial the phone
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Example 8: Invalid entry Dial the p
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Example 5: VIERLING When using spee
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5.4.4 Calls to an arbitrary extensi
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5.5 Incoming calls VIERLING The rou
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Example 3: VIERLING When called by
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5.5.2 Calls to a specified MSN Exam
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5.6.1 Routing based on the interfac
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5.6.2 B-channel routing VIERLING By
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5.6.4 Routing to a specific GSM net
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5.8 Date- and time-dependent routin
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Example 4: VIERLING The routing ent
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5.9.1 Dialing callback with disconn
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5.9.2 Dialing callback without disc
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5.11 Default configuration VIERLING
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5.12 User scenario VIERLING A typic
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VIERLING 6 Reference: Operating ele
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6.2 Service Gear module VIERLING Th
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6.2.1 Service Gear: Main window VIE
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6.2.2 Service Gear: Properties Grou
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VIERLING IP address IP address of t
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6.2.4 Service Gear: Properties Mode
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6.3 Gateway Configuration module VI
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New... Open… Save VIERLING Opens
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6.3.2 Gateway Configuration: Proper
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6.3.3 Gateway Configuration: BRI 1/
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When end of dialing is reached, sta
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Change bearer capability of GSM cal
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Overall calltime limit Use limit of
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6.3.13 Gateway Configuration: SIP I
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Outbound device (1st line: Domain d
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6.3.17 Gateway Configuration: Devic
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6.4.1 Routing Table: Main window VI
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6.4.3 The routing syntax VIERLING T
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VIERLING Indication of the permiss
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6.4.4 The Routing Wizard VIERLING C
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6.4.5 Routing Table: Remote Connect
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6.5.1 Firmware Tools: Main window V
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6.5.3 Firmware Tools: Security Code
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VIERLING A list of the WAVE files w
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Delete Transferred Files Upload fro
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6.5.10 Firmware Tools: Remote Conne
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6.6 Basic Configuration module VIER
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6.6.3 Basic Configuration: IP Conne
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Domain name (preferred) VIERLING Th
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6.7.2 Monitor: Channels VIERLING Ca
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Remove released connections after V
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Display options h:mm:ss m:ss s VIER
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Groups of SIM cards VIERLING The SI
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Clock model in seconds Lock to pref
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6.9.1 User Registration: Main windo
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6.10.1 IO Configuration: Main windo
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6.10.3 IO Configuration: IO Channel
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Send SMS if signal is... VIERLING a
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6.10.4 IO Configuration: Device VIE
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7.1 Overview: What ECOTEL users mus
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7.2.3 Setting up fixed connections
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7.3.2 Routing calls to a fixed exte
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7.3.4 Call forwarding VIERLING Duri
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Switching between the different cal
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8 Additional topics and background
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8.2 Interpretation of the interface
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Modem VIERLING In everyday terms, t
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8.4 General information about VoIP
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8.4.2 Codec VIERLING A codec (COmpr
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9 Special hardware-related issues V
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9.3 Interfaces BRI1, BRI2 VIERLING
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9.3.1 BRI1 connection VIERLING In t
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9.4 Antennas VIERLING Depending on
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SIM cardholders VIERLING Note: This
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9.5.1 SIM8 cardholder VIERLING The
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VIERLING ECOTEL ® VoIP/ISDN2-1/ISD
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9.5.4 SIM emulation board VIERLING
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Wiring the BRI interfaces VIERLING
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10 Technical Details VIERLING ECOTE
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Tones SYS016a.wav Sinewave 425 Hz D
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10.2 Package contents 10.2.1 Packag
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10.2.3 Package contents ECOTEL ISDN
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VIERLING 10.3.2 Spare parts / Acces
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10.4 Specifications Dimensions VIER
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10.6 Conditions for using the softw
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