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VIERLING » Save the configuration file: Choose File > Save. Enter the file name ECOTEL (the extension .BSB will be automatically added). You should keep the default path. » Transmit the configuration file to your device: Select Transmit > Save in ECOTEL… (You can monitor the progress of the download in the Communication window. If the IP settings were modified, ECOTEL ® will restart.) For additional information, see: 6.6 Basic Configuration module Page 30 Edition 4.1-EN – 20070730 ECOTEL ® VoIP/ISDN2-1/ISDN2-2
2.2.9 Configuration steps in User Registration Note: This section applies only to ECOTEL® VoIP. » Switch to the User Registration module: Tools > Start > User Registration. VIERLING » Load the existing user table: Upload from Ecotel. (The user table should appear in the editing window. The device contains a standard user table when it is shipped from the factory). » Add new user: Entry: New Enter the data in the dialog. » Repeat this process for each new user. » Delete the default entry if so desired: The default user table contains the following entry: Domain = *, User = *; Password = *, This allows any user to register without a password. If this is not desired, delete this entry: Select the entry (*, *, *) Entry: Delete » Save the user table: Save as… Accept the file name USER.TXT and the suggested path. » Transmit the user table to your device: Download to Ecotel. (The file will be transmitted to your device.) ECOTEL ® VoIP/ISDN2-1/ISDN2-2 Edition 4.1-EN – 20070730 Page 31
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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
Page 9 and 10: VIERLING 9.7 Special notes about EC
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 and 18: 2 Getting started VIERLING ECOTEL
Page 19 and 20: 2.2 Installation guideline VIERLING
Page 21 and 22: 2.2.3 Connecting the device VIERLIN
Page 23 and 24: VIERLING » Open Windows device man
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Page 37 and 38: 2.2.13 Checking for proper operatio
Page 39 and 40: 3 Operating modes VIERLING ECOTEL
Page 41 and 42: Overview of possible ISDN configura
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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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VIERLING » Click on Save Trace. Se
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5 Introduction to the routing table
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VIERLING unchanged, parts of it can
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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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5.6.4 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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6.3.17 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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VIERLING (selected port) The origin
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VIERLING Note: You can also just do
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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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6.5.4 Firmware Tools: Firmware Down
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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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VIERLING Warning: Always modify thi
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VIERLING Delete Deletes the selecte
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Long-Term Traces Opens the Long-Ter
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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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6.6.2 Basic Configuration: ISDN Int
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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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VIERLING Avg duration [s] Average c
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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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6.8.2 SIM Management: SIM Cardholde
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Clock model in seconds Lock to pref
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6.8.5 SIM Management: Device VIERLI
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6.9.1 User Registration: Main windo
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VIERLING Edit... Opens the User Reg
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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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VIERLING For all other applications
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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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VIERLING UAC. As a general rule, in
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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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BRI 1 Off ISDN port 1 is deactivate
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9.1.2 Display elements on the housi
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9.2 Interfaces on the housing VIERL
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I/O VIERLING RJ-45 jack with six in
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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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