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Programming Item ListHybrid IP-PBX

Model No. KX-HTS824KX-HTS32

Thank you for purchasing this Panasonic product.Please read this manual carefully before using this product and save this manual for future use.In particular, be sure to read "1.1 For Your Safety, page 8" before using this product. KX-HTS: Series: PJMPR Software File Version 001.10000 or later Manuals and supporting information are provided on the Panasonic Web site athttp://www.panasonic.net/pcc/support/pbx

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IntroductionAbout this Programming Item List

The Programming Item List is designed to serve as a system programming reference for the PanasonicHybrid IP-PBX. It explains how to program this PBX using Web Maintenance Console.The Programming Item List is divided into the following sections:Section 1, Overview

Provides an overview of programming the PBXSection 2, Programming Items

Serves as a reference for programming items when using Web Maintenance Console to program thePBX.

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Notice• During a long programming session, it is highly recommended that you periodically save the system data

to the internal storage. If the PBX undergoes a sudden power failure or if the system is reset for somereason, all the system data in the RAM will be lost. However, if system data has been saved to theinternal storage, it can be easily reloaded.

• To save the system data to the internal storage, press the "Save & Logout" button in the top right cornerof the screen before resetting the PBX or turning off the power.After the data is changed, if you close the browser without pressing the "Save & Logout" button in the topright corner of the screen, the data may not be saved. Make sure to press the "Save & Logout" buttonbefore exiting the configuration.

Introduction

2 Programming Item List

List of AbbreviationsRefer to List of Abbreviations in the Feature Manual.

List of Abbreviations

Programming Item List 3

List of Abbreviations


Table of Contents1 Overview .................................................................................................. 71.1 For Your Safety ................................................................................................................ 81.2 Input Rules ..................................................................................................................... 101.2.1 Valid characters ............................................................................................................ 101.2.2 Input character restrictions ........................................................................................... 101.3 PC Programming ........................................................................................................... 141.3.1 Starting Web Maintenance Console ............................................................................. 141.4 Easy Setup Wizard ........................................................................................................ 15

2 PBX Configuration ................................................................................ 172.1 Login ............................................................................................................................... 182.1.1 PBX Configuration ........................................................................................................ 182.1.2 Extension ...................................................................................................................... 182.1.3 Trunk ............................................................................................................................ 192.1.4 Doorphone .................................................................................................................... 192.2 PBX Configuration—[1] System ................................................................................... 202.2.1 PBX Configuration—[1-1] System—Date & Time ......................................................... 202.2.2 PBX Configuration—[1-2] System—MOH .................................................................... 212.2.3 PBX Configuration—[1-3] System—Week Table .......................................................... 212.2.4 PBX Configuration—[1-4] System—Numbering Plan ................................................... 222.2.5 PBX Configuration—[1-5] System—Timers .................................................................. 242.2.6 PBX Configuration—[1-6] System—System Options ................................................... 252.2.7 PBX Configuration—[1-7] System—CDR ..................................................................... 272.3 PBX Configuration—[2] Extension .............................................................................. 282.3.1 PBX Configuration—[2-1] Extension—Port .................................................................. 282.3.2 PBX Configuration—[2-2] Extension—Phone .............................................................. 312.3.3 PBX Configuration—[2-3] Extension—Flexible Buttons ............................................... 322.3.4 PBX Configuration—[2-4] Extension—Extension Group .............................................. 332.3.5 PBX Configuration—[2-5] Extension—Doorphone ....................................................... 342.3.6 PBX Configuration—[2-6] Extension—Analog SLT Property ........................................ 352.3.7 PBX Configuration—[2-7] Extension—SIP Extension Property .................................... 352.4 PBX Configuration—[3] Trunk ...................................................................................... 382.4.1 PBX Configuration—[3-1] Trunk—Port ......................................................................... 382.4.2 PBX Configuration—[3-2] Trunk—DIL .......................................................................... 402.4.3 PBX Configuration—[3-3] Trunk—DDI ......................................................................... 402.4.4 PBX Configuration—[3-4] Trunk—Caller ID Modify & Block ......................................... 412.4.5 PBX Configuration—[3-5] Trunk—DISA ....................................................................... 422.4.6 PBX Configuration—[3-6] Trunk—Analog CO Property ............................................... 442.4.7 PBX Configuration—[3-7] Trunk—SIP Trunk Property ................................................. 452.5 PBX Configuration—[4] TRS/ARS ................................................................................ 492.5.1 PBX Configuration—[4-1] TRS/ARS—Leading Digits .................................................. 492.5.2 PBX Configuration—[4-2] TRS/ARS—ARS Carrier ...................................................... 502.5.3 PBX Configuration—[4-3] TRS/ARS—Account Code .................................................. 502.5.4 PBX Configuration—[4-4] TRS/ARS—Emergency Dial ................................................ 502.5.5 PBX Configuration—[4-5] TRS/ARS—Options ............................................................. 512.6 PBX Configuration—[5] System Speed Dialing .......................................................... 522.7 PBX Configuration—[6] Conference ............................................................................ 532.8 PBX Configuration—[7] Voice Mail .............................................................................. 54

3 Network Configuration ......................................................................... 553.1 Network Configuration .................................................................................................. 563.2 Network Configuration—[3] WAN ................................................................................ 57

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3.2.1 Network Configuration—[3-1] WAN—WAN Setting ...................................................... 573.2.2 Network Configuration—[3-2] WAN—WAN Status ....................................................... 603.2.3 Network Configuration—[3-4] WAN—DDNS ................................................................ 623.3 Network Configuration—[4] LAN ................................................................................. 633.3.1 Network Configuration—[4-2] LAN—LAN Settings ....................................................... 633.3.2 Network Configuration—[4-3] LAN—DHCP Client List ................................................. 643.4 Network Configuration—[5] Route .............................................................................. 653.4.1 Network Configuration—[5-1] Route—Static Routing ................................................... 653.5 Network Configuration—[6] Wireless .......................................................................... 663.5.1 Network Configuration—[6-1] Wireless—Radio Settings ............................................. 663.5.2 Network Configuration—[6-2] Wireless—Main AP Settings ......................................... 673.5.3 Network Configuration—[6-3] Wireless—Security Settings .......................................... 683.5.4 Network Configuration—[6-5] Wireless—Wireless LAN Setup Settings ....................... 703.5.5 Network Configuration—[6-6] Wireless—MAC Filter .................................................... 713.5.6 Network Configuration—[6-7] Wireless—Device Association ...................................... 713.6 Network Configuration—[7] Firewall ........................................................................... 723.6.1 Network Configuration—[7-1] Firewall—Firewall Setting .............................................. 723.6.2 Network Configuration—[7-2] Firewall—Packet Filtering ............................................. 723.6.3 Network Configuration—[7-3] Firewall—Application Server Settings ........................... 753.7 Network Configuration—[8] NAT ................................................................................. 763.7.1 Network Configuration—[8-1] NAT—NAT Settings ....................................................... 763.7.2 Network Configuration—[8-2] NAT—Virtual Server ...................................................... 763.7.3 Network Configuration—[8-3] NAT—DMZ .................................................................... 773.8 Network Configuration—[10] Port Status ................................................................... 78

4 Maintenance .......................................................................................... 794.1 Maintenance ................................................................................................................... 804.2 Maintenance—[1] Management .................................................................................... 814.2.1 Maintenance—[1-1] Management—Web Programming ............................................... 814.3 Maintenance—[2] System Control ............................................................................... 824.3.1 Maintenance—[2-1] System Control—Firmware Transfer to PBX ............................... 824.3.2 Maintenance—[2-2] System Control—Firmware Update ............................................. 834.3.3 Maintenance—[2-3] System Control—System Data Backup & Restore ...................... 834.3.4 Maintenance—[2-4] System Control—System Reset ................................................... 844.4 Maintenance—[3] Utility ................................................................................................ 844.4.1 Maintenance—[3-1] Utility—USB ................................................................................. 844.4.2 Maintenance—[3-2] Utility—System Log ...................................................................... 854.4.3 Maintenance—[3-3] Utility—Email Notification ............................................................. 86

5 Appendix ............................................................................................... 895.1 Input Characters (TextLCDHDV) .................................................................................. 90

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Section 1Overview

This section provides an overview of programming thePBX.


1.1 For Your SafetyTo prevent personal injury and/or damage to property, be sure to observe the following safety precautions.The following symbols classify and describe the level of hazard and injury caused when this unit isoperated or handled improperly.

WARNINGThis notice means that misuse could result in deathor serious injury.

CAUTIONThis notice means that misuse could result in injuryor damage to property.

The following types of symbols are used to classify and describe the type of instructions to beobserved.

This symbol is used to alert users to a specific operating procedure that must not beperformed.

This symbol is used to alert users to a specific operating procedure that must be followed inorder to operate the unit safely.

1.1 For Your Safety


WARNING

• Unplug the PBX from the AC outlet if it emits smoke, an abnormal smell or makes unusual noise. Theseconditions can cause fire or electric shock. Confirm that the smoke has stopped and contact anauthorized Panasonic Factory Service Center.

CAUTION

• To the Administrator or Installer regarding account passwords1. Please provide all system passwords to the customer.

2. To avoid unauthorized access and possible abuse of the PBX, keep the passwords secret, andinform the customer of the importance of the passwords, and the possible dangers if they becomeknown to others.

3. The PBX has no passwords set initially. For security, select an installer password as soon as thePBX system is installed at the site.

4. Change the passwords periodically.

5. It is strongly recommended that passwords of 10 numbers or characters be used for maximumprotection against unauthorized access.

• There is a risk that fraudulent telephone calls will be made if a third party discovers a personalidentification number (PIN) (verification code PIN or extension PIN) of the PBX.The cost of such calls will be billed to the owner/renter of the PBX.To protect the PBX from this kind of fraudulent use, we strongly recommend:a. Keeping PINs secret.

b. Selecting complex, random PINs that cannot be easily guessed.

c. Changing PINs frequently.

1.1 For Your Safety


1.2 Input RulesThis chapter describes rules regarding input in detail.

1.2.1 Valid charactersDescribes characters that can be input.An input character check is implemented through Javascript when using Web Maintenance Console, anderrors are displayed in a dialog box when invalid characters are input.

Valid characters are shown in the following:ASCII code

0x08, 0x0D, 0x20, 0x21-0x7E

Character

Numbers <0–9>

Letters <a–z, A–Z>

Others <! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~>

<SP> (Space)

1.2.2 Input character restrictionsA set of character restrictions is defined as follows:

Input Type Valid characters Usage

Dial1 Numbers <0–9>Others <# *>

Dial for trunk.

Dial3 Numbers <0–9>Others <# * N (N=2–9) X (0–9) Z (Z=1–9)>

Dial for outbound.

Dial4 Numbers <0–9>Others <# * N (N=2–9) X (0–9, # * {# and * work as awild card.}) x>

Dial for dialing table.

UnsignedNumber

Numbers <0–9>Others < . >However, decimal points are omitted.

Used for input of numerical valuesusing [0–9] with a clearly definedrange. (Usage is separate from"Text Numeric")The range is not by the number ofdigits but indicated by the actualnumerical range that can be input(for port numbers, "1-65535").

Text No input restrictions.

TextNumeric

Numbers <0–9> Used for the input of digits [0–9] asa character string for floatingextension numbers, etc. (Usage isseparate from "UnsignedNumber") Indicated by a range,such as from 3 digits in length, etc.

1.2 Input Rules



Text Email Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others <- _ . * ! # $ % & ' * + / = ? ^ ` { | } ~ @>

Characters valid for e-mail text

Text LCD Valid characters and the valid number of charactersused are in compliance with the LCD displayspecifications. No input restrictions.

Character strings displayed in LCD

TextLCDHDV

Valid characters and the valid number of charactersused are in compliance with the LCD of HDV seriesdisplay specifications. For more information aboutinput characters, refer to 5.1 Input Characters(TextLCDHDV).

Character strings displayed in LCDof HDV series.

Text1 Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>

Character strings consisting ofalphanumeric characters only

Text3 Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < - . >Input error conditionsThe following conditions are invalid for inputaccording to the RFC rules• A hyphen at the beginning of input characters will

be invalid• A hyphen at the end of input characters will be

invalid• A hyphen input before or after a dot will be invalid

• Continuous input of dots will be invalid

Domain Name, FQDN

Text5 Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / : = @ [ \ ] ^ _ ` { | } ~><SP> (Space)

All ASCII characters excluding < <> ; >< < > ; > cannot be used in conffile of Asterisk.

TextRouter

Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < except " < > % \ ^ [ ] ` + $ , = ' # & : <\t>(tab) >

Acceptable characters for a router

TextRouter2

Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < except " < > % \ ^ [ ] ` + $ , = ' # & : <\t>(tab) { | } <SP> (Space) >


TextRouter3

Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < except " < > % \ ^ [ ] ` + $ , = ' # & : <\t>(tab) { | } <SP> (Space) . >


TextRouterPwd

Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < except " < > % \ ` >


1.2.2 Input character restrictions



TextRouterPwd2

Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < except " \ % ` { | } ~ # $ <SP> (Space) <\t>(tab) >


TextRouterPwd3

Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < except " \ % ` { | } ~ <SP> (Space) >


TextRouterSSID

Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ _` { | } ~ ><SP> (Space)• A space at the beginning of input characters will be

invalid• A space at the end of input characters will be

invalid


Text ASCII All ASCII charactersNumbers <0–9>Letters <a–z, A–Z>Others < ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > @ [ \ ] ^ _ `{ | } ~ ><SP> (Space)

There are no setting itemscurrently used.

Text HEX Numbers <0–9>Letters <a–f, A–F>

WEP Key

IP Address Numbers <0–9>Others < . > *1

RemarksValues of 1, 01 and 001, or 10 and 010 arerecognized as the same value and are saved withoutthe leading 0s.Input error conditions1. Input of class E: When the upper 4 Bits of the

first octet is 1111, it will be treated as an error.Error example: 240.0.0.0, 255.0.0.0

2. Input of class D: When the upper 4 Bits of thefirst octet is 1110, it will be treated as an error.Error example: 224.0.0.0, 239.0.0.0

3. Input of local loop back address: Input of127.0.0.1 will be treated as an error.




SubnetMask

Numbers <0–9>Others < . > *1

RemarksPrefix description such as "/24" will not be accepted.Input error conditionsFor the first to fourth octet, only the following valuesare accepted. All others will be treated as errors.255(0xFF), 254(0xFE), 252(0xFC), 248(0xF8),240(0xF0), 224(0xE0), 192(0xC0), 128(0x80),0(0x00)

SubnetMask2


RemarksPrefix description such as "/24" will not be accepted.“0.0.0.0” cannot be set.

SubnetMask3


RemarksPrefix description such as "/24" will not be accepted.The following values cannot be set:• 0.0.0.0

• 255.255.255.255

SubnetMask4

Numbers <0–9>Others < . >*1

RemarksPrefix description such as "/24" will not be accepted.For the first to fourth octet, only the following valuesare accepted:0 (0x00)–255 (0xFF)

MACAddress

Numbers <0–9> Letters <a–f, A–F>Others < : >RemarksOnly the following input is accepted, with each "x"being a number or letter as described above.xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (17 characters in total) Input errorconditionsInput of broadcast/multicast addresses will be treatedas an error.: When Bit 0 of the first octet is 1, it will be treated asan error.Error example: 01:00:00:00:00:00

MACAddress2

Numbers <0–9> Letters <a–f, A–F> Others < : >RemarksOnly the following input is accepted, with each "x"being a number or letter as described above.xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (17 characters in total)

*1 Only valid when it is required to divide into octets.



1.3 PC Programming1.3.1 Starting Web Maintenance Console

System programming, diagnosis and administration can be performed with a PC using Web MaintenanceConsole. Web Maintenance Console is accessed through a Web browser running on a networked PC.This section describes how to set up and access Web Maintenance Console.

System RequirementsRequired Operating SystemSupported versions of Windows® will be periodically updated by the web browser provider. Refer to yourbrowser's support page. Supported Browsers for use with Web Maintenance Console• Windows Internet Explorer 11

• Mozilla® Firefox® version 46 or later

• Google Chrome v51 or laterAlways apply the latest updates to your Web browser software. For details, refer to your Web browser’sdocumentation. Only the browsers and browser versions listed above are supported for use with WebMaintenance Console. Browser Setting RequirementsThe following functions must be enabled in the Web browser’s settings to use Web Maintenance Console:• JavaScript

• The ability to download files

• The display of animations

• The display of imagesFor details regarding the above settings, refer to your Web browser’s documentation.

1.3 PC Programming


1.4 Easy Setup WizardDescriptionIn the Easy Setup Wizard, you will configure the mandatory settings required for the PBX. When you login toWeb Maintenance Console for a PBX that is in its initialized, factory default state, the Easy Setup Wizard forthat PBX will launch automatically.

Screen Name Setting item Description InputType Note

Welcome toPanasonicKX-HTS

WebMCLanguage

Selects the language to be usedin Web Maintenance Console.Follow the on-screen instructionsto set the language as necessary.

Select

Area Code Selects the area code to be set inyour country/area. Follow the on-screen instructions to set thearea code.

Select

PasswordSetting

Input the Installer Password (4-16characters, [A–Z, a–z, 0–9]) andinput it in the Re-enter column forconfirmation.

Text1 "1234" cannot beset as thePassword.

1.Date & Time Time Zone Selects the Time Zone. Select

Local Time Selects the time setting. Select

Daylight Saving Selects the Daylight SavingMode.

Radio

2.Numbering Idle Line Access(Local Access)

Specifies the idle trunk accesssetting method.

Radio

ExtensionNumber

Specifies how extension numbersare assigned.

Radio

3.Incoming Call DIL / Doorphone Selects destinations for all portsand all time modes for DIL /Doorphone.

Select

4.Dialling Plan InternationalAccess Code

Selects the international accesscode.

Radio

InternationalAccess CodeOther (6 digits)

When selecting "Other" in theabove setting, set an internationalaccess code of 6 digits or less.

TextNumeric

Local AreaCode (6 digits)

Specifies the local area code. TextNumeric

1.4 Easy Setup Wizard


Screen Name Setting item Description InputType Note

5.IP IP Address forLAN Port－IPAddress

Specifies the IP address for theLAN port.

IPAddress

IP Address forLAN Port－Subnet Mask

Displays the Subnet Mask for theLAN port.

-

Use Built-inDHCP Server ofKX-HTS

Enables the built-in DHCP server. Checkbox

Use Built-inDHCP Server ofKX-HTS－Starting IPaddress

Specifies the start of the IPaddress range. The built-inDHCP server provides an IPaddress within this specifiedrange.

IPAddress

Use Built-inDHCP Server ofKX-HTS－Ending IPaddress

Specifies the end of the IPaddress range. The built-inDHCP server provides an IPaddress within this specifiedrange.

IPAddress

IP Address ofSIP Extension inexisting router

Enables the IP address of SIPExtension in the existing router.

Checkbox

IP Address ofSIP Extension inexisting router－IP Address

Specifies the IP address of SIPExtension in the existing router.

IPAddress

1.4 Easy Setup Wizard


Section 2PBX Configuration

This section provides setting items for programming thePBX.


2.1 Login2.1.1 PBX Configuration

Setting screen (Default)A

B

C

A Uninstalled Slot

B Trunk Slot (Pre-installed)

C Extension Slot (Pre-installed)

Setting screen (Operation example)When a card is inserted to a vacant slot, the insertion is reflected on the display of the screen.When an SIP extension or a SIP trunk is assigned, each button becomes light blue. (E), (F)

ED F

D Port number

E SIP extensions are active

F SIP trunks are active

2.1.2 ExtensionName Description

Extension Opens the Extension port setting screen.2.3.1 PBX Configuration—[2-1] Extension—Port

Extension number Opens the Extension number setting screen.

2.1 Login


2.1.3 TrunkName Description

Trunk Opens the Trunk port setting screen.2.4.1 PBX Configuration—[3-1] Trunk—Port

Trunk number Opens the Trunk number setting screen.

2.1.4 DoorphoneName Description

Doorphone Opens the Doorphone port setting screen.2.3.5 PBX Configuration—[2-5] Extension—Doorphone

Doorphone number Opens the Doorphone port setting screen.2.3.5 PBX Configuration—[2-5] Extension—Doorphone

2.1.3 Trunk


2.2 PBX Configuration—[1] System2.2.1 PBX Configuration—[1-1] System—Date & Time

DescriptionThe date and time of the PBX can be programmed.

Screen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

1.Date &Time－Date& Time

Time Setting Indicates the current dateand time. Values can beentered by selecting theparameter you want tochange the new value.

Select

Automatic TimeAdjustment

Selects the AutomaticTime Adjustment target.

Radio If you select Caller ID,confirm with yourcarrier whethertimestamps areincluded with Caller IDinformation receivedfrom the network.

SNTP Server IPAddress

Sets the IP address of theSNTP server for theAutomatic TimeAdjustment destination.

IP Address This setting isdisplayed only whenAutomatic TimeAdjustment is set to"SNTP".

Time Zone Sets the time zone of thePBX.

Select

1.Date &Time－DaylightSaving

Daylight Saving Check the "Setting" andselects the availablesummer time from thesetting list. Specifies eachsummer time periods.

Check /Select

There will be a timecorrection at 2:00AMon the set day.

2.2 PBX Configuration—[1] System


2.2.2 PBX Configuration—[1-2] System—MOHDescriptionSound files on the programmer’s PC can be installed to the PBX for use as Music on Hold (MOH).


2.MOH Music on Hold Selects a sound source forMusic on Hold.

Radio

Upload Music File Sound files on theprogrammer’s PC can beinstalled to each PBX foruse as Music on Hold(MOH).

- • Only WAV files canbe installed, and filenames must notexceed 62characters in length(including the fileextension ".wav").Only use ASCIIcharacters in filenames.

• Files must not belarger than 40 MBon the PC.

Sound on Transfer Shows a sound which isheard during transferringto a destination.

-

Sound on DISA Selects a sound which isheard by a caller usingDISA when calling todialing destinations suchas an extension or trunk,etc. after DISA answers.

Radio

2.2.3 PBX Configuration—[1-3] System—Week TableDescriptionA specific time mode (Day, Lunch or Night) can be selected for operation depending on the time of day. Thetime mode can be switched either automatically or manually.Select the desired switching mode.

Screen / Tub Setting item Description Input Type Note

3.WeekTable

Time ServiceSwitching Mode

Selects the exchangemode (Automatic/Manual)for time service.

Radio

Current Mode Selects a current timeservice mode.

Select

Time Table Check and selects theavailable time service fromthe setting list. Specifieseach time table for startingtime service.

Check /Select

It is possible to set byeach time service.• Day

• Lunch

• Night

2.2.2 PBX Configuration—[1-2] System—MOH


2.2.4 PBX Configuration—[1-4] System—Numbering PlanDescriptionDetails of the extension numbering schemes, trunk line / trunk group access number, feature accessnumbers and Redial numbers can be programmed here.Specify the feature number.


4.NumberingPlan－Main

ExtensionNumberingScheme

The leading numbers andthe number of additionaldigits of the extensionnumbers for a maximumof 6 different extensionnumbering schemes canbe programmed.• Dial (1 digit) +

Additional Dial

TextNumeric /Select

Call Park Specifies the Call Parknumber.

TextNumeric

Trunk Line / TrunkGroup

Specifies the outgoingtrunk call feature number,by Trunk Line or TrunkGroup. Additional digits"0" and trunk number areused to make a trunk callusing a certain trunk.Additional digits "#" andtrunk group number areused to make a trunk callusing an idle trunk from acertain trunk group.

TextNumeric

Idle Line Access(Local Access)

Specifies the featurenumber used to make atrunk call by Idle LineAccess (selects an idletrunk automatically).

TextNumeric

Feature Displays one digit to beused for feature numberoperations.

-

Redial Specifies one digit to beused for redial operations.

TextNumeric

2.2.4 PBX Configuration—[1-4] System—Numbering Plan



4.NumberingPlan－Features

Setting byExtension－*77

Shows a feature numberof Extension Dial LockSet / Cancel

-


Shows a feature numberof FWD/DND Set / Cancel:Call from CO & Extension

-


Shows a feature numberof Extension PIN Set /Cancel

-

Setting byManagerExtension－*36

Shows a feature numberof OGM Record / Clear /Playback

-


Shows a feature numberof Door Open

-


Shows a feature numberof Time Service (Day /Lunch / Night) Switch

-

Setting byManagerExtension－*#

Shows a feature numberof System Setting

-

Call by Extension－**

Shows a feature numberof System Speed Dialing

-

Call by Extension－*33

Shows a feature numberof Paging

-


Shows a feature numberof Group Call Pickup

-


Shows a feature numberof Directed Call Pickup

-


Shows a feature numberof Walking COS / AccountCode

-

4.NumberingPlan－QuickDial

Dial (2 digits) Specifies Quick Dial by 1or 2 digits.

Dial1 Do not use thenumbers alreadyspecified in "Dial" forthe Main tabs. Do notuse the "*" at the firstdigit.

Phone Number (32digits)

Specifies the number tobe actually dialed byQuick Dial specified in theabove.

Dial1

Additional Dial Specifies additional dialingfor Quick Dial.

Select

2.2.4 PBX Configuration—[1-4] System—Numbering Plan



4.NumberingPlan－Dialing Plan

Trunk Dialing Plan(32 digits)

Specifies the trunk dialingplan.

Dial4

2.2.5 PBX Configuration—[1-5] System—TimersDescriptionVarious system-timers can be programmed.


5.Timers Dial－Inter-digit (s) Specifies the length oftime within whichsubsequent digits must bedialed before the PBXsends a busy tone.

Select

Recall－HoldRecall (s)

Specifies the length oftime until the holdingextension receives a HoldRecall ring or alarm tonewhen a held call remainsunretrieved.

Select

Recall－Disconnect afterRecall (x60s)

Specifies the length oftime for Transfer Recalland Call Park Recall.(Hold Recall is notapplied)

Select

Limited Call Time－CO-CO DurationTime (x60s)

Specifies the length oftime that a trunk-to-trunkcall can be maintainedbefore beingdisconnected.

Select

Limited Call Time－Extension-CO/Extension DurationTime (x60s)

Specifies the length oftime that an extension-to-trunk / extension-to-extension call can bemaintained before beingdisconnected.

Select

2.2.5 PBX Configuration—[1-5] System—Timers


2.2.6 PBX Configuration—[1-6] System—System OptionsDescriptionVarious system settings can be programmed.


6.SystemOptions－Feature

Trunk AccessPriority

It can be assigned apriority for Idle LineAccess. When making atrunk call by Idle LineAccess, the PBX willsearch trunk for an idletrunk according to thepriority assigned here.

Radio

Reservedconcurrent trunkcall

Selects the trunk numberto prioritize for concurrenttrunk call reservation.

Select

Reservedconcurrent G.729call

Selects the assignmentnumber for the number ofconcurrent G.729 calls.

Select

ForcedAssignment to SIPExtension Port

Setting to change forciblyfrom an analog port to anSIP port.

Radio

Ring Tone Pattern－Trunk

Selects the pattern of thering tone for receiving atrunk call.

Radio

Ring Tone Pattern－Extension/Doorphone

Selects the pattern of thering tone for receiving anextension call.

Radio

6.SystemOptions－Audio Gain

Sending Source Selects the sendingsource for audio gain.

Select

Receiving Source－Analog SLT

Selects the audio gain foranalog SLTs.

Select

Receiving Source－SIP Extension

Selects the audio gain forSIP extensions.

Select

Receiving Source－Doorphone

Selects the audio gain fordoorphones.

Select

Receiving Source－Analog Trunk

Selects the audio gain foranalog trunks.

Select

Receiving Source－SIP Trunk

Selects the audio gain forSIP trunks.

Select

Receiving Source－DISA

Selects the audio gain forDISA.

Select

Receiving Source－Conference

Selects the audio gain forconferences.

Select

Receiving Source－Voice Mail

Selects the audio gain forvoice mail.

Select

2.2.6 PBX Configuration—[1-6] System—System Options



Receiving Source－[Reserve]

Reserved. Select

6.SystemOptions－DSP

DSP for VM / DISA－IP Side - Gain1(Network to PBX)

Selects the gain for the IPside (Network to PBX).

Select

DSP for VM / DISA－IP Side - Gain2(PBX to Network)

Selects the gain for the IPside (PBX to Network).

Select

DSP for VM / DISA－PCM Side -Gain1 (PBX toNetwork)

Selects the gain for thePCM side (PBX toNetwork).

Select

DSP for VM / DISA－PCM Side -Gain2 (Network toPBX)

Selects the gain for thePCM side (Network toPBX).

Select

DSP for VM / DISA－PCM Side -Echo CancellerType

Selects the echo cancellertype for the PCM side.

Select

DSP for VM / DISA－PCM Side -Echo CancellerNLP

Selects the echo cancellerNLP for the PCM side.

Select

DSP for VM / DISA－PCM Side -Echo CancellerWindow Size

Selects the echo cancellerwindow size for the PCMside.

Select

DSP forConference－IPSide - Gain1(Network to PBX)

Selects the gain for the IPside (Network to PBX).

Select

DSP forConference－IPSide - Gain2 (PBXto Network)

Selects the gain for the IPside (PBX to Network).

Select

DSP forConference－PCMSide - Gain1 (PBXto Network)

Selects the gain for thePCM side (PBX toNetwork).

Select

DSP forConference－PCMSide - Gain2(Network to PBX)

Selects the gain for thePCM side (Network toPBX).

Select

2.2.6 PBX Configuration—[1-6] System—System Options



DSP forConference－PCMSide - EchoCanceller Type

Selects the echo cancellertype for the PCM side.

Select

DSP forConference－PCMSide - EchoCanceller NLP

Selects the echo cancellerNLP for the PCM side.

Select

DSP forConference－PCMSide - EchoCanceller WindowSize

Selects the echo cancellerwindow size for the PCMside.

Select

6.SystemOptions－[Reserved]

Reserved 1-10 Reserved Radio

2.2.7 PBX Configuration—[1-7] System—CDRDescriptionCDR (Call Detail Record) is automatically recorded detailed information for each.


7.CDR CDR Recording Enables CDR Recording Radio

Save CDR to PC Saves recorded CDR to aPC. Click the Save buttonto initiate saving.

-

2.2.7 PBX Configuration—[1-7] System—CDR


2.3 PBX Configuration—[2] Extension2.3.1 PBX Configuration—[2-1] Extension—Port

DescriptionSettings can be made for each extension port. Click the "Edit" button located next to the extension numberto enable editing of the setting values.


1.Port－Main Extension Number Specifies the extensionnumber of the extension.

TextNumeric

Edit Button Clicking this buttonenables the editing ofsettings for the extensionnumber.

-

Extension Name Specifies the name of theextension.

TextLCDHDV

Attribution Sets the port to SIP orAnalog.

Select

FAX Connection Enables the faxconnection.

Radio

Manager Sets the managerauthority for the portextension.

Radio

TRS Level (COS) Specifies the TollRestriction (TRS) level formaking calls in each timeservice mode, speed dial,and dial lock.

Radio

Remote Dial Lock Remote outgoing callrestriction.

Radio

Call Forward to CO Enables the forwarding ofcalls to CO lines.

Radio

Trunk Call Block Sets the trunk connectionrestriction to trunks (CO1to CO8) from the portextension.

Radio

Call from DISA Enables the reception ofcalls from DISA.

Radio

Call Pickup Deny Specifies whether callscan be picked up by otherextensions.

Radio Disable: Allows otherextension users to pickup calls to yourextensionEnable: Prevents otherextension users frompicking up calls to yourextension

2.3 PBX Configuration—[2] Extension



Walking COS Allows the Walking COSfeature to be used from aremote location (inside thePBX, or outside the PBXusing DISA).• by Other Extension

• by DISA

Radio

Voice Mail Sets the number of theVoice Mail recording andthe recording time for avoice mail.• Recording Number

• Recording Time (s)

UnsignedNumber

CLIP Specifies the number usedas the CLIP number forSIP carrier -1 or SIPcarrier - 2.

TextNumeric

1.Port－AnalogExtension

Extension Number Specifies the extensionnumber of the extension.

TextNumeric


-

Caller ID SignalSend

Enables the extension tosend Caller ID information.

Radio

1.Port－SIPExtension


TextNumeric


-

SIP RegistrationStatus

Indicates the SIPextension registrationstatus.

-

SIP User Name Specifies the SIP username of the SIPextension.

Text3

RegistrationPassword

Specifies the passwordused for registering a SIPExtension to the PBX.

Text3

Current IP Address Indicates the current IPaddress of the SIPExtension (referenceonly).

-

2.3.1 PBX Configuration—[2-1] Extension—Port



Current MACAddress

Indicates the current MACaddress of the SIPExtension (referenceonly).

-

Phone Location Specifies the type ofextension connected tothe port.

Radio Local: The extension islocated on the samenetwork as the PBX(standardconfiguration).Remote/Remote(G.729): The extension isaccessing the PBXremotely (up to 8extensions).

Alive Check Enables the alive-checkfeature.

Select

Alive Check -Interval

Selects the interval of thealive-check feature.

Select

Packet SamplingTime (ms)

Specifies the time intervalbetween measurements(samples) of sound dataduring a conversation. Thesmaller this number, thehigher the quality of thetransmitted sound.

Select

DTMF Selects the DTMF of a SIPextension.

Select

Video Support Enables the video supportfeature.

Radio

Call Limit Selects the concurrent callsession number.

Select

2.3.1 PBX Configuration—[2-1] Extension—Port


2.3.2 PBX Configuration—[2-2] Extension—PhoneDescriptionSettings can be made for each telephone. Click the "Edit" button located on the side of an item to enableediting of the setting values.


2.Phone Extension Number Specifies the extensionnumber of the extension.

Select Only the Installer levelaccount can changethis setting.

Web User Account－ID

Specifies an Extensionuser ID (Extensionnumber)

Text5

Web User Account－Password

Indicates an extensionuser password as "****".Click an "Edit" button, andspecified a password.

Text1

PIN Specifies the user'sextension PIN.

TextNumeric

Contact－Phone(Home)

Specifies the user’s hometelephone phone number.

Dial1

Contact－Phone(Mobile1)

Specifies the user’smobile telephone phonenumber.

Dial1

Contact－Phone(Mobile2)

Specifies the user’smobile telephone phonenumber.

Dial1

Contact－EmailAddress

Specifies the user’s e-mailaddress.

Text Email

FWD/DND－FWD/DND Type

Specifies the FWD/DNDtype of incoming calls.

Select

FWD/DND－DestinationNumber

Specifies the FWD/DNDdestination.

RadioDial1

When select the"Other" radio button toset another destinationwithin 32 digits.

FWD/DND－FWDNo Answer Time

Specifies the length oftime that an incoming callrings at the extensionbefore the call isforwarded.

Select It is possible to set byeach time service.• Day

• Lunch

• Night

FWD/DND－Transferred call noanswer option

Selects the action to takewhen a call is transferredbecause there was noanswer.

Select

2.3.2 PBX Configuration—[2-2] Extension—Phone



Voice Mail－SendEmail whenMessage is left

Specifies the notificationto a subscriber when anew message is recordedin his or her mailbox by e-mail.

Radio When selecting"Enable", send VoiceMail recording noticeemail to "Contact－Email Address"

Voice Mail－DeleteMessage afterEmail

To specify if a sent voicemessage is deleted fromthe Voice Messagesystem after it is sent bye-mail, select "Enable" forDelete After Send (VoiceFile).

Radio If voice message filesare set to be deletedafter they are sent bye-mail, be aware that adeleted file cannot berecovered in the eventthat the e-mail is notsent successfully.

Call Waiting Specifies whether toreceive call waitingnotifications for calls froma CO line, an extension,doorphone calls, and callsvia an incoming calldistribution group.

Radio

Extension DialLock (Local)

Specifies the extensionlock or unlock. The pre-programmed TRS levelwill be applied to theextension when "Lock" isselected.

Select

2.3.3 PBX Configuration—[2-3] Extension—Flexible ButtonsDescriptionEach flexible button can be customized to allow one-touch access to a certain feature.


3.FlexibleButtons


Select Only the Installer levelaccount can changethis setting.

Telephone Indicates the type oftelephone and the keyinformation.

-

Flexible Buttons－Key Location

Indicates the locationnumber of flexible buttons.

-

Flexible Buttons－Type

Specifies the feature to beassigned to the flexiblebutton.

Select

Flexible Buttons－Extension Number/Dial

Specifies the number tobe dialed.

Select /TextNumeric

2.3.3 PBX Configuration—[2-3] Extension—Flexible Buttons



Flexible Buttons－Key Name

Specifies the name ofeach flexible button.

TextLCDHDV

DSS Buttons(Require DSSConsole)－KeyLocation

Indicates the locationnumber of flexible buttons.

-

DSS Buttons(Require DSSConsole)－Type

Specifies the feature to beassigned to the flexiblebutton.

Select

DSS Buttons(Require DSSConsole)－Extension Number/Dial

Specifies the number tobe dialed.

Select /TextNumeric

DSS Buttons(Require DSSConsole)－KeyName

Specifies the name ofeach flexible button.

TextLCDHDV

2.3.4 PBX Configuration—[2-4] Extension—Extension GroupDescriptionExtension group settings can be programmed.


4.ExtensionGroup

Group Number Selects the floatingextension number of theextension group that youwant to display. Theinformation relating to theselected group is shownbelow.

Select

4.ExtensionGroup－GroupSetting

Group Number Specifies the floatingextension number of theextension group.

TextNumeric

Group Name Specifies the extensiongroup name.

Text LCD

DistributionMethod

Selects the distributionmethod of the extensiongroup.

Select

FWD－FWD Type Selects the FWD type ofthe extension group.

Select

FWD－DestinationNumber

Specifies the destinationnumber of the extensiongroup.

Dial1

2.3.4 PBX Configuration—[2-4] Extension—Extension Group



FWD－FWD NoAnswer Time

Selects the length of timethat an incoming call ringsat the extension before thecall is forwarded.

Select It is possible to set byeach time service.• Day• Lunch• Night

FWD－Transferredcall no answeroption

Selects the action to takewhen a call is transferredbecause there was noanswer.

Select

Paging Type Selects the paging type ofthe extension group.

Select

4.ExtensionGroup－Extension ofMember

Extension No.Setting

Edits the member of theextension group.

-

Extension ofMember

In the edit dialog, you canselect up to 24 extensionnumbers that have beenadded to the extensiongroup.

Select

2.3.5 PBX Configuration—[2-5] Extension—DoorphoneDescriptionDoorphone settings can be programmed.


5.Doorphone Extension Numberof Doorphone

Specifies the extensionnumber of the doorphone1 or 2.

TextNumeric

Name Specifies the name of thedoorphone 1 or 2.

Text LCD

Doorphone CallDestination

Selects the call destinationfrom the doorphone 1 or 2.

Select It is possible to set byeach time service.• Day• Lunch• Night

Doorphone RingDuration

Selects the ring durationfrom the doorphone.

Select

Door OpenDuration

Selects the length of timethat a door is unlocked.

Select

2.3.5 PBX Configuration—[2-5] Extension—Doorphone


2.3.6 PBX Configuration—[2-6] Extension—Analog SLT PropertyDescriptionAnalog SLT property settings can be programmed.


6.Analog SLTProperty

SLT Off Hook Time Selects the SLT off hooktime.

Select

SLT FlashDetection

Selects the SLT flashdetection.

Select

Flash Timing - Min. Selects the minimum flashtiming.

Select

Flash Timing -Range

Selects the range of flashtiming.

Select

Ring Tone PatternOption

Selects the ring tonepattern option.

Select

2.3.7 PBX Configuration—[2-7] Extension—SIP ExtensionProperty

DescriptionSIP extension property settings can be programmed.


7.SIPExtensionProperty

Domain for SIPExtension

Specifies the domain forSIP extension.

Text3 If this setting is blank,the systemautomatically adds theLAN's IP address tothe domain.

IP Address of SIPExtension inexisting router

Specifies the IP addressand subnet mask of theSIP extension in theexisting router.

IP AddressSubnetMask

DSP－IP Side -Gain1 (Network toPBX)

Selects the gain of the IPside (Network to PBX).

Select

DSP－IP Side -Gain2 (PBX toNetwork)

Selects the gain of the IPside (PBX to Network).

Select

DSP－PCM Side -Gain1 (PBX toNetwork)

Selects the gain of thePCM side (PBX toNetwork).

Select

DSP－PCM Side -Gain2 (Network toPBX)

Selects the gain of thePCM side (Network toPBX).

Select

DSP－PCM Side -Echo CancellerType

Selects the echo cancellertype of the PCM side.

Select

2.3.6 PBX Configuration—[2-6] Extension—Analog SLT Property



DSP－PCM Side -Echo CancellerNLP

Selects the echo cancellerNLP of the PCM side.

Select

DSP－PCM Side -Echo CancellerWindow Size

Selects the echo cancellerwindow size of the PCMside.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－Voice(RTP) UDP PortNo. (Server)

Specifies the port numberfor voice (RTP) UDP.

UnsignedNumber

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－SIPPort Number

Specifies the SIP portnumber.

UnsignedNumber

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Type forVoice

Selects the jitter buffertype for voice.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Delay Min.for Voice

Selects the minimum jitterbuffer delay for voice.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Delay Max.for Voice

Selects the maximum jitterbuffer delay for voice.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Delay Init.for Voice

Selects the initial jitterbuffer delay for voice.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Type forData

Selects the jitter buffertype for data.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Delay Min.for Data

Selects the minimum jitterbuffer delay for data.

Select

2.3.7 PBX Configuration—[2-7] Extension—SIP Extension Property



SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Delay Max.for Data

Selects the maximum jitterbuffer delay for data.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－JitterBuffer Delay Init.for Data

Selects the initial jitterbuffer delay for data.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－NATTraversal

Selects the NAT traversal. Radio

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－NAT -Fixed Global IPAddress

Specifies the fixed globalIP address.

IP Address

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－NAT -STUN Server

Specifies the STUNserver.

Text3

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－NAT -Host Name

Specifies the host name. Text3

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－NAT -STUN/DDNSRefresh Interval

Selects the refresh intervalfor STUN/DDNS.

Select

SIP Extension &SIP TrunkCommon－RTPInactive Timer

Selects whether toperform silence monitoringduring a call. If there areno RTP packets sent orreceived during the pre-programmed time, the callwill be disconnected.

Select RTP silence detectiondoes not apply tovideo calls on P2P.

2.3.7 PBX Configuration—[2-7] Extension—SIP Extension Property


2.4 PBX Configuration—[3] Trunk2.4.1 PBX Configuration—[3-1] Trunk—Port

DescriptionSettings can be made for each trunk port. Click the "Edit" button located next to the trunk number to enableediting of the setting values.


1.Port-Main Attribution Selects the attributes of a trunkport.

Select

Trunk Group Specifies the trunk groupnumber to which the trunkbelongs.

Select

1.Port-Analog -Basic

Dialing Mode Selects the type of signal usedto dial out to the analog trunk.

Radio

Caller ID Detection Enables the PBX to detect aCaller ID signal from theanalog trunk.

Radio

Caller ID DetectionPattern

Selects the type of Caller IDsignaling provided by thetelephone company.

Radio

Reverse Detection Selects the type of trunk callfor which the reverse signalfrom the telephone company isdetected.

Radio

1.Port-Analog -CPC Detection

CPC Signal DetectionTime Outgoing

Specifies the length of timerequired by the PBX to detect aCPC signal on outgoing trunkcalls before disconnecting theline.

Select

CPC Signal DetectionTime Incoming

Specifies the length of timerequired by the PBX to detect aCPC signal on incoming trunkcalls before disconnecting theline.

Select

1.Port-Analog -DISA

DISA Tone Detection -Silence

Enables the disconnection of aDISA-originated trunk-to-trunkcall by silence detection.

Radio

DISA Tone Detection -Continuous

Enables the disconnection of aDISA-originated trunk-to-trunkcall by continuous signaldetection.

Radio

DISA Tone Detection -Cyclic

Enables the disconnection of aDISA-originated trunk-to-trunkcall by cyclic signal detection.

Radio

2.4 PBX Configuration—[3] Trunk



1.Port-Analog -Dialing

Pulse Speed Selects the speed at whichpulse dials are sent to theanalog trunk.

Select

DTMF Width Selects the length of the DTMFtone sent to the analog trunk.

Select

Disconnect Time Specifies the length of timeafter a trunk is disconnected,during which the PBX cannotseize the line.

Select

1.Port-Analog -Caller ID

Caller ID(FSK) -Carrier Detection

Enables the PBX to detect thecarrier when receiving CallerID.

Radio

Caller ID(FSK) - ENDDetection

Selects the method used todetect the end of Caller IDinformation.

Radio

Caller ID(FSK) -Header Examination

Enables the PBX to check theheader of received Caller IDinformation.

Radio

Caller ID(FSK) -Detection Start Timer

Specifies the length of timethat the PBX waits beforeattempting to detect Caller IDinformation, after receiving acall. To enable this setting,Caller ID Detection Patternshould be set to FSK.

Select

Caller ID(FSK) -Detection Timer

Specifies the total timerequired by the PBX to detectCaller ID information.

Select

Caller ID(DTMF) -Start Code 1

Selects the DTMF code usedto detect the beginning of aCaller ID series.

Select

Caller ID(DTMF) -Start Code 2

Selects the DTMF code usedto detect the beginning of aCaller ID series.

Select

Caller ID(DTMF) -Information Start Code

Selects the DTMF code usedto detect the beginning of theinformation segment of a CallerID series.

Select

Caller ID(DTMF) - EndCode

Selects the DTMF code usedto detect the end of a Caller IDseries.

Select

Caller ID Header[03] Selects the type of the 3rdheader in a Caller ID signal.

Radio

2.4.1 PBX Configuration—[3-1] Trunk—Port



1.Port-Analog -Collect CallReject (forBrazil)

Mode Enables the PBX toautomatically reject collectcalls. This setting is only forusers in Brazil.

Radio

Wait Time Selects the length of time thatthe PBX waits before sendinga flash signal to reject a collectcall. This setting is only forusers in Brazil.

Select

Flashing Time Selects the length of the flashsignal that the PBX sends toreject a collect call. This settingis only for users in Brazil.

Select

2.4.2 PBX Configuration—[3-2] Trunk—DILDescriptionDIL settings can be programmed for the trunk.


2.DIL Day Specifies the DILdestination in the "Day"mode of time service.

Select

Lunch Specifies the DILdestination in the "Lunch"mode of time service.

Select

Night Specifies the DILdestination in the "Night"mode of time service.

Select

2.4.3 PBX Configuration—[3-3] Trunk—DDIDescriptionDDI settings can be programmed for the trunk.


3.DDI Dialing Plan - DDI Selects the suitability of aDDI incoming call.

Select

Dialing Plan -Remove Digit

Specifies the number ofleading digits to beremoved from theincoming called numberfor DDI distribution.

Select

Dialing Plan -Additional Dial

Specifies the number tobe added to the incomingcalled number in the placeof the removed digits forDDI distribution.

Dial1

2.4.2 PBX Configuration—[3-2] Trunk—DIL



DDI Table - DDINumber

Specifies the DDI number. Dial1

DDI Table - Name Specifies the name for theDDI number.

Text LCD

DDI Table -Destination - Day

Specifies the DDIdestination in the "Day"mode of time service.

Select

DDI Table -Destination -Lunch

Specifies the DDIdestination in the "Lunch"mode of time service.

Select

DDI Table -Destination - Night

Specifies the DDIdestination in the "Night"mode of time service.

Select

2.4.4 PBX Configuration—[3-4] Trunk—Caller ID Modify & BlockDescriptionSettings can be made for modifying and blocking Caller ID.


4.Caller IDModify &Block

Incoming CallBlock when NoCaller ID

When there is no CallerID, refuse incoming call.

Radio

Caller ID ModifyTable - Area Code(6 digits)

Specifies the leadingnumber (area code) tolook for in the incomingcaller’s number.

TextNumeric

Caller ID ModifyTable - RemovedNumber of Digits

Specifies the number ofdigits to be removed fromthe beginning of theincoming caller’s number.

Select

Caller ID ModifyTable - AddedNumber (4 digits)

Specifies the number tobe added to the incomingcaller’s number in theplace of the removeddigits.

Dial1

Caller ID Modify byLength of Digits -Minimum Caller IDDigits

Selects minimum numberof caller ID digits.

Select The value of Nationalmust be smaller thanthat of International.

Caller ID Modify byLength of Digits -Added Number (6digits)

Specifies the addednumber.

Dial1

Analog Trunk Enables Caller ID Modifyby Length of Digits for theanalog trunk.

Radio

2.4.4 PBX Configuration—[3-4] Trunk—Caller ID Modify & Block



SIP Trunk Enables Caller ID Modifyby Length of Digits for theSIP trunk.

Radio

2.4.5 PBX Configuration—[3-5] Trunk—DISADescriptionDISA settings can be programmed for the trunk.


5.DISA-Message

Floating ExtensionNumber

Specifies the floatingextension number of theOGM.

TextNumeric

Name Specifies the name of theOGM.

Text5

1 Digit AADestination(ExtensionNumber) - Dial0

Specifies the destinationfor each DISA AutomatedAttendant (AA) number.

Select



Select



Select



Select



Select



Select



Select



Select

2.4.5 PBX Configuration—[3-5] Trunk—DISA





Select



Select

No Dial Destination Selects anotherdestination when there isno dialing after DISAanswers.

Select

FAX Extension Specifies the extensionnumber to which totransfer a call when a faxsignal is detected.

Select

Busy Mode -Mode Selects an operationMode when the incomingcall destination throughDISA is Busy.

Select

Busy Mode - OGM Selects voice guidance forwhen the operation Modeis OGM in case a line isbusy.

Select This setting can beselected if OGM isselected for the BusyMode setting.

5.DISA－System

Timer - DelayedAnswer Timer (s)

Specifies the length oftime that the caller hears aringback tone beforehearing an OGM.

Select

Timer - Mute &OGM Start Timerafter answering (s)

Specifies the length oftime until the caller hearsan OGM after reaching theDISA line.

Select

Timer - No DialIntercept Timer (s)

Specifies the length oftime after the OGMfinishes playing in whichthe caller must begindialing before the call isredirected to the operator.

Select

Timer - 2nd DialTimer for AA (s)

Specifies the length oftime in which the callermust dial the second digitbefore the DISA AAService activates.

Select

DISA Cyclic Tone -DISA Cyclic ToneDetection

Selects the DISA cyclictone detection type.

Select

2.4.5 PBX Configuration—[3-5] Trunk—DISA



DISA Cyclic Tone -Tone on MaximumTime (ms)

Selects the tone-onmaximum time.

Select This setting can beselected if DISA CyclicTone is selected forthe Option.

DISA Cyclic Tone -Tone off MaximumTime (ms)

Selects the tone-offmaximum time.


DISA Cyclic Tone -Repeating Timesof ON/OFF forDetection

Selects the number oftimes of tone on/off todetermine detection.


2.4.6 PBX Configuration—[3-6] Trunk—Analog CO PropertyDescriptionAnalog CO property settings can be programmed.


6.Analog COProperty

Caller ID Waiting toReceive

Specifies the length oftime that the PBX waits toreceive Caller ID from ananalog trunk.

Select

Outgoing GuardTime

Specifies the length oftime after a trunk isdisconnected, duringwhich the PBX cannotseize the line.

Select

First Dial Timer(CO)

Specifies the minimumtime that the PBX waitsafter seizing a trunk,before sending the dialeddigits to the telephonecompany.

Select

Bell Detection -Bell Start DetectionTimer

Specifies the minimumlength of a bell signal thatcan be recognized by thePBX as the bell signalsent from the telephonecompany, before the PBXdetects an arriving call.

Select

Bell Detection -Bell Off DetectionTimer

Specifies the duration ofthe bell off detection timer.

Select

Pulse / DTMF Dial- DTMF Inter-digitPause

Specifies the length of theDTMF inter-digit pause.

Select

2.4.6 PBX Configuration—[3-6] Trunk—Analog CO Property



Pulse / DTMF Dial- Pulse Inter-digitPause

Specifies the length of thepulse inter-digit pause.

Select

Low Speed PulseDial - Pulse %Break

Specifies the % break fora low speed pulse dial.

Select

Low Speed PulseDial - Break Width

Specifies the maximumlength of the break signalin a low speed pulse dial.

Select This feature isavailable when Otheris selected in Pulse %Break.

Low Speed PulseDial - Make Width

Specifies the minimumlength of the make signalin a low speed pulse dial.


High Speed PulseDial - Pulse %Break

Specifies the % break fora high speed pulse dial.

Select

High Speed PulseDial - Break Width

Specifies the maximumlength of the break signalin a high speed pulse dial.


High Speed PulseDial - Make Width

Specifies the minimumlength of the make signalin a high speed pulse dial.


High Speed PulseDial - Pulse Type

Selects the type of pulsedial transmissionappropriate to your area.

Radio

2.4.7 PBX Configuration—[3-7] Trunk—SIP Trunk PropertyDescriptionSIP trunk property settings can be programmed.


7.SIP TrunkProperty－Common

DNS SRV RecordResolve Ability

Specifies whether torequest that the DNSserver translates domainnames into IP addressesusing the DNS SRVrecord.

Radio

Register - RegisterSending Interval(s)

Specifies the maximumlength of interval time afterwhich the PBX sends theREGISTER message.

UnsignedNumber

Register - RegisterResending Interval(s)

Specifies the interval timefor resending theREGISTER message.

UnsignedNumber

2.4.7 PBX Configuration—[3-7] Trunk—SIP Trunk Property



RTCP SendingInterval (s)

Selects the RTCP sendinginterval.

Select

7.SIP TrunkProperty－SIPCarrier-1 /SIP Carrier-2

Provider Name (20characters)

Specifies the name of theSIP provider.

Text5

SIP Server Name(100 characters)

Specifies the domainname of the SIP proxyserver.

Text5

SIP Server IPAddress

Specifies the IP addressof the SIP proxy server.

IP Address

SIP Server PortNumber

Specifies the port numberof the SIP proxy server.

UnsignedNumber

SIP ServiceDomain (100characters)

Specifies the domainname provided by the SIPprovider.

Text3

SubscriberNumber

Specifies the number usedas the CLIP number.

Dial1

Account - UserName (64characters)

Specifies the user name(SIP Account) provided bythe SIP provider.

Text5

Account -Authentication ID(64 characters)

Specifies theauthentication ID requiredfor registration with theSIP server.

Text5

Account -AuthenticationPassword (32characters)

Specifies theauthentication passwordused for registration withthe SIP provider.

Text5

Register - RegisterAbility

Specifies whether to sendthe REGISTER messageto the SIP server.

Radio

Calling Party -Header Type

Specifies the header ofthe SIP message in whichthe caller information isstored.

Radio If a value other thanFrom Header isselected, Host Namesettings must beconfigured.

Calling Party -Host name

Specifies the host name ofthe calling party.

Text3

Voice - IP CodecPriority 1st

Specifies the priority of thecodecs to be used. Noneis only available for 2ndand 3rd priorities.

Radio

Voice - IP CodecPriority 2nd


Radio




Voice - IP CodecPriority 3rd


Radio

Voice - PacketSampling Time

Specifies the time intervalbetween measurements(samples) of sound dataduring a conversation.

Select

Voice - DTMF Specifies the method totransport DTMF tones.

Radio

Voice - PayloadType (DTMF)

Specifies the payload typeof RFC2833 for DTMFtones.

Select

Session - SessionTimer Ability

Enables the PBX toperiodically refresh SIPsessions by sendingrepeated requests.

Radio

Session - SessionExpire Timer (s)

Specifies the length oftime that the PBX waitsbefore terminating SIPsessions when no reply tothe repeated requests isreceived.

UnsignedNumber

Session - SessionIncomingRefresher Request

Specifies the type ofmethod used forestablishing the sessioninterval.

Radio

DSP - IP Side -Gain1 (Network toPBX)

Selects the gain of the IPside (Network to PBX).

Select

DSP - IP Side -Gain2 (PBX toNetwork)

Selects the gain of the IPside (PBX to Network).

Select

DSP - PCM Side -Gain1 (PBX toNetwork)

Selects the gain of thePCM side (PBX toNetwork).

Select

DSP - PCM Side -Gain2 (Network toPBX)

Selects the gain of thePCM side (Network toPBX).

Select

DSP - PCM Side -Echo CancellerType

Selects the echo cancellertype of the PCM side.

Select

DSP - PCM Side -Echo CancellerNLP

Selects the echo cancellerNLP of the PCM side.

Select




DSP - PCM Side -Echo CancellerWindow Size

Selects the echo cancellerwindow size of the PCMside.

Select

Option - ITSP PortCheck

Enables the ITSP portcheck feature.

Radio

Option - AliveCheck

Enables the alive-checkfeature.

Radio

Option - AliveCheck - Interval

Selects the interval of thealive-check feature.

Select



2.5 PBX Configuration—[4] TRS/ARS2.5.1 PBX Configuration—[4-1] TRS/ARS—Leading Digits

DescriptionThe leading digits for TRS/ARS can be programmed.


1.LeadingDigits

Leading Digits Sets an outgoing callrestriction dial/ARSoutgoing call dial.

Dial3

TRS Level (COS)1

Selects Acceptance/Non-acceptance of outgoingcalls for each LeadingDigit at TRS level 1.

Select

TRS Level (COS)2


Select

TRS Level (COS)3


Select

TRS Level (COS)4


Select

TRS Level (COS)5


Select

ARS CarrierPriority-1

Selects which ARS carrieris used for phone numbersthat are permitted to makeoutgoing calls through theTRS feature.

Select



Select



Select

2.5 PBX Configuration—[4] TRS/ARS


2.5.2 PBX Configuration—[4-2] TRS/ARS—ARS CarrierDescriptionThe carrier settings for ARS can be programmed.


2.ARSCarrier

Carrier Name Specifies the carriername.

Text5

Dial Modification -Remove

Specifies the number ofleading digits to removefrom the user-dialednumber.

Select

Dial Modification -Add

It is possible for eachcarrier to set an additionaldial for a phone number.

Dial1

Trunk Group It is possible for eachcarrier to set a trunk groupto be used for a phonenumber.

Select

2.5.3 PBX Configuration—[4-3] TRS/ARS—Account CodeDescriptionThe account code settings can be programmed.


3.AccountCode

Account Code Specifies the featurenumber used to enter anAccount Code.

TextNumeric

TRS Level (COS) -Standard Dial

Selects the TRS level forordinary dialing.

Select

TRS Level (COS) -Speed Dial

Selects the TRS levelwhen using speed dialing.

Select

2.5.4 PBX Configuration—[4-4] TRS/ARS—Emergency DialDescriptionThe emergency dial settings can be programmed.


4.EmergencyDial

EmergencyNumber

Specifies the numbersused for makingemergency calls.

Dial1

2.5.2 PBX Configuration—[4-2] TRS/ARS—ARS Carrier


2.5.5 PBX Configuration—[4-5] TRS/ARS—OptionsDescriptionThe other settings for TRS/ARS can be programmed.


5.Options TRS Check for Dial* #

Enables a TRS/Barringcheck for the user-dialed"*" and "#".

Radio

Dial DigitsLimitation afterAnswering

Specifies a limit to beplaced on the number ofdigits which can be dialedafter an extension userreceives a trunk call.

Select

2.5.5 PBX Configuration—[4-5] TRS/ARS—Options


2.6 PBX Configuration—[5] System Speed DialingDescriptionThe System Speed Dialing settings can be programmed.

Screen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type

1.SystemSpeedDialing

Name (20characters)

Specifies a name for theSystem Speed Dialingnumber.

TextLCDHDV

CO Line AccessNumber +Telephone Number(32 digits)

Specifies the telephonenumber (including theTrunk Access number) orfeature number assignedto the System SpeedDialing number.

Dial1

CLI Destination Specifies the CLIdestination (extension) towhich incoming calls fromthe programmedtelephone number arerouted.

Select

2.6 PBX Configuration—[5] System Speed Dialing


2.7 PBX Configuration—[6] ConferenceDescriptionThe conference call settings can be programmed.


1.Meet Me Conference1 -Conference RoomExtension Number

Assigns a floatingextension number forconference call room 1.

TextNumeric

Conference1 -Name

Sets a name forconference call room 1.

Text LCD

Conference1 -Access Code

Sets an access code toenter conference call room1.

TextNumeric

Conference2 -Conference RoomExtension Number


TextNumeric

Conference2 -Name


Text LCD



TextNumeric

Conference3 -Conference RoomExtension Number


TextNumeric

Conference3 -Name


Text LCD



TextNumeric

2.7 PBX Configuration—[6] Conference


2.8 PBX Configuration—[7] Voice MailDescriptionThe voice mail settings can be programmed.


1.Voice Mail Voice MailExtension Number

Specifies the extensionnumber for voice mail.

TextNumeric

Prompt Language Selects the promptlanguage.

Select

Option Prompt -Option PromptLanguage

Selects the promptlanguage from the optionprompt.

Select

Option Prompt -Upload OptionPrompt

Click the "Browse" buttonand select the optionprompt file to upload.Click the "Upload" buttonand start uploading to thePBX.

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2.8 PBX Configuration—[7] Voice Mail


Section 3Network Configuration

This section provides setting items for programming thenetwork.


3.1 Network ConfigurationYou can view and set the basic LAN/WAN settings.


LAN1Information

IP Address Indicates the IP address ofthe mother board(reference only).

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Subnet Mask Indicates the networkmask address of themother board (referenceonly).

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MAC Address Indicates the MACaddress of the motherboard (reference only).

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LAN2/WAN2Setting &Information

LAN2/WAN2 Port*)

LAN/WAN port exchange Radio

Port Mirroring LAN/WAN Port Mirroringsetting

Select To enable the portmirroring, set LAN2/WAN2 Port to LAN2.

IP Address LAN2 or WAN2 IPAddress

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Subnet Mask LAN2 or WAN2 SubnetMask

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MAC Address LAN2 or WAN2 MACaddress

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WAN1Information

IP Address WAN1 IP Address -

Subnet Mask WAN1 Subnet Mask -

MAC Address WAN1 MAC Address -

3.1 Network Configuration


3.2 Network Configuration—[3] WAN3.2.1 Network Configuration—[3-1] WAN—WAN Setting


1.WANSetting

WAN Setting -WAN Name

Provides information ofWAN Name configured.

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WAN Setting -WAN Channel

Provides information oflayer-2 WAN channelconfigured.

-

WAN Setting -Type

Provides informationabout type of WAN suchas PPPoE or DHCP Clientor Fix IP.

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WAN Setting -Default WAN

This option allows the userto configure a defaultroute in system. Thechosen WAN will be userfor default route.

Radio

Modify Button Clicking this button allowsyou to modify the WANsettings.

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1.WANSetting -WAN

WAN TYPE WAN TYPE Select

WAN connectionName

WAN connection Name Text(excluding< > ;)

IP address,by yourISP

To specify the IP Addressof the PBX’s WAN link.

IP Address This feature isavailable when Fix IPis selected in WANType.

Subnet Mask To specify the SubnetMask of the PBX’s WANlink.

SubnetMask3

This feature isavailable when Fix IPis selected in WANType.

ISP GatewayAddress

To specify the Gatewayaddress of the PBX'sWAN.

IP Address This feature isavailable when Fix IPis selected in WANType.

User Name To ensure a username forPPPoE session used forauthentication.

TextRouter2

This feature isavailable when PPPoEis selected in WANType.

Password To ensure a password forPPPoE session used forauthentication.

Text RouterPwd2


3.2 Network Configuration—[3] WAN



Please retype yourpassword

To enter the samepassword again toreconfirm.

Text RouterPwd2


Service Name PPP Service Name(optional)

TextRouter2


AccessConcentratorName

PPP Access concentratorName (optional)

TextRouter2


Relay LAN sitePPPoE session

This feature allows toenable/disable a PPPoErelay session.

Check This feature isavailable when PPPoEis selected in WANType.

MTU:(1400-1500) To enter the maximumtransfer unit size ofPPPoE frames.

UnsignedNumber


PPP Option Choose the option formthe drop down list. Theavailable options are, AutoConnect, Dial-On-Demandand Manual Connect

Select This feature isavailable when PPPoEis selected in WANType.

Maximum IdleTime

To enter the maximum idletime.

TextNumeric

This feature isavailable when Dial-On-demand(DoD) isselected in PPPOption.Available values: 0 -99999

Static DNS This option allows the userto configure primary/secondary DNS servers ofthis WAN connection.

Check When this feature isset to ON, the addressof the DNS serverreceived from PPPoEserver is not available.

Primary DNSServer

Specifies the primary DNSserver for the WAN.

IP Address This feature isavailable when ON isselected in Static DNS.If the address of theprimary DNS server isreceived from PPPoEsever beforespecifying, it isdisplayed as default.

3.2.1 Network Configuration—[3-1] WAN—WAN Setting



Secondary DNSServer

Specifies the secondaryDNS server for the WAN.

IP Address This feature isavailable when ON isselected in Static DNS.If the address of thesecondary DNS serveris received fromPPPoE sever beforespecifying, it isdisplayed as default. Ifonly the address of theprimary DNS server isreceived from PPPoEsever beforespecifying, it isdisplayed as default.

Option—SIP QoS-DSCP

Selects the SIP QoS-DSCP.

Select • DSCP value isspecified accordingto the value set foreach protocol of theWAN port ofKX-HTS series. Incase of using anexisting LAN,consult yournetworkadministrator. Incase of using a SIPtrunk, consult yourSIP serviceprovider.

• For DSCP valuesettings for KX-HDVseries, KX-NTVseries and general-purpose SIP phonesconnected to thesame network, referto thecorrespondingmanuals.

Option—RTP QoS-DSCP

Selects the RTP QoS-DSCP.

Select

Option—VideoQoS-DSCP

Selects the video QoS-DSCP.

Select

Option—OthersQoS-DSCP

Selects the Others QoS-DSCP.

Select

Option—BandwidthLimitation forOthers

Specifies whether toenable the bandwidthlimitation.

Select

3.2.1 Network Configuration—[3-1] WAN—WAN Setting


3.2.2 Network Configuration—[3-2] WAN—WAN StatusThe WAN status can be confirmed.


2.WANStatus

No. WAN Number -

WAN Channel For the currentlyconfigured WAN interface,this gives the layer-2 WANchannel information.

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Connection Type The type of connectionmode in which the PBX'sis configured.

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Status Displays the connectionstatus of the WAN.

- Connecting...:– IP address is not

received whenConnection Type isDHCP Client.

– Connecting to PPPrink whenConnection Type isPPPoE.

Connected:– IP address is


– Connection Type isFix IP

– Connected to PPPrink whenConnection Type isPPPoE.

Disconnecting:– Released the

current lease whenConnection Type isDHCP Client.

– Disconnected toPPP rink whenConnection Type isPPPoE.

3.2.2 Network Configuration—[3-2] WAN—WAN Status



IP Displays the IP address inuse.

- Unconfigured:– IP address is not


– IP address is notreceived whenConnection Type isPPPoE.

Netmask Displays the netmask inuse.

- Unconfigured:– IP address is not


– IP address is notreceived whenConnection Type isPPPoE.

Connection Name Displays the configuredconnection name.

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GatewayInformation

Provides informationabout the gateway.

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DNS Information Provides informationabout the primary andsecondary DNS.

- DNS chosen in theDefault WAN is priorityfor display.

3.2.2 Network Configuration—[3-2] WAN—WAN Status


3.2.3 Network Configuration—[3-4] WAN—DDNSThe DDNS settings for the WAN can be programmed. In order to reflect the menu setup, you must set"Enable DDNS Support" to Enable.


4.DDNS Enable DDNSSupport

Check box to enableDDNS support in the PBX.

Check

WAN Interface WAN Interface name fromthe dropdown for DDNSresolution. The DDNSagent running in the PBXkeeps track of changes inIP address of chosenWAN and informs DNSservice provider.

Select

DDNS Server DDNS Server Select Radio

Host Name Host name registered withDDNS Service provider.This is part of FQDN usedfor accessing the host.

TextRouter3

User Name Registered user namewith DDNS serviceprovider.

TextRouter3

Password Registered password withDDNS service provider.

Text RouterPwd3

3.2.3 Network Configuration—[3-4] WAN—DDNS


3.3 Network Configuration—[4] LAN3.3.1 Network Configuration—[4-2] LAN—LAN Settings

The LAN settings can be programmed.


2.LANSettings

IP Address Used to enter the LANinterface IP Address of thePBX.

IP Address

Subnet Mask To enter the LAN SubnetMask of the PBX.

SubnetMask3

MAC Address MAC Address of LANbridge device. It can beoverridden by specifyingthe user supplied MACaddress here.

MACAddress

DHCP Mode To choose the mode ofDHCP in the PBX's. Theoptions available are:Disable, Server and RelayAgent.

Select

DHCP Server - IPPool StartingAddress

DHCPv4 pool start IPv4address.

IP Address

DHCP Server - IPPool EndingAddress

DHCPv4 pool end IPv4address.

IP Address

DHCP Server -Lease Time

Select from a dropdown ofallowed values.

Select

DHCP Relay -DHCP Server IP

Specifies the IP addressfor the DHCP server forDHCP Relay.

IP Address If DHCP Mode is set toRelay Agent, this itemis displayed.

2.LANSettings - IPAddressReservation

Click Here Clicking this link displaysthe IP reservation screen.

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2.LANSettings - IPReservation

HOST NAME Host Computer name. TextRouter2

IP ADDRESS IP Address to bestatistically reserved forthis host identified by MACaddress.

IP Address

MAC ADDRESS MAC address of Hostcomputer for which staticIP reservation is needed.

MACAddress2

3.3 Network Configuration—[4] LAN



ENABLE To enable this static IPreservation entry.

Check

Modify Button Clicking this button allowsyou to modify the IPreservation settings.

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2.LANSettings -Reserved IPConfigurationModification

Modify MAC IPSETTING - Hostname

Specifies the host name. TextRouter2

Modify MAC IPSETTING -Reserved IP

Specifies the reserved IPaddress.

IP Address

Modify MAC IPSETTING - MACAddress

Specifies the MACaddress.

MACAddress2

Modify MAC IPSETTING - Enable

Enables the reserved IP. Check

3.3.2 Network Configuration—[4-3] LAN—DHCP Client ListYou can view the DHCP client list.


3.DHCPClient List

Host Name Host Computer Name(display up to 16characters). If DHCPv4client does not send thehost name, it will showUnknown.

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MAC Address Displays MAC Address ofDHCPv4 Client machine.

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IP Address Displays IP Addressallocated through DHCPv4to the client machine.

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Remaining Lease Provides information onremaining DHCPv4 leaseduration in seconds.

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3.3.2 Network Configuration—[4-3] LAN—DHCP Client List


3.4 Network Configuration—[5] Route3.4.1 Network Configuration—[5-1] Route—Static Routing

The static routing settings can be programmed.


1.StaticRouting

Destination IP To enter the destination IPAddress of a routing entry.

IP Address

Subnet Mask To enter the Subnet Maskof a routing entry.

SubnetMask2

Gateway To enter the Gatewayaddress of a routing entry.

IP Address This feature is notavailable when WANset PPPoE is selectedin interface.

interface To enter outgoing interfacename for this route. It canbe selected from adropdown

Select

3.4 Network Configuration—[5] Route


3.5 Network Configuration—[6] Wireless3.5.1 Network Configuration—[6-1] Wireless—Radio Settings

The wireless radio settings can be programmed.


1.RadioSettings -WLAN RadioSettings

Common Settings -WLAN RadioEnable

Enable / Disable of WLANRadio in the PBX.

Check

Common Settings -WLAN RadioStatus

WLAN Radio's physicalstatus - UP or DOWN.

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Common Settings -Frequency Band

Frequency Band forWLAN

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Common Settings -Auto ChannelSelect Enable

To enable automaticchannel selection support.

Check

Common Settings -Channel No.

Channel No. to be used inWLAN AP. When AutoChannel Select isenabled, this optioncannot be used.

Select

Common Settings -Operational Mode

Operational Mode ofWLAN

Select

Common Settings -Auto Rate FallbackEnable

For enabling AutomaticRate Fallback support inWLAN AP.

Check

802.11n Settings -ChannelBandwidth

Channel Bandwidth - 20 or40 MHz.

Select

802.11n Settings -Extension Channel

Extension channelposition - Above ControlChannel or Below ControlChannel.

Select

802.11n Settings -20/40 MHz Co-Existence Enable

20 MHz and 40 MHzfrequencies to co-exist.

Check

802.11n Settings -Guard Interval

Guard interval betweenchannels.

Select

ConfigureAdvanced RadioSettings -Advanced RadioSettings Button

Clicking this button allowsyou to modify theAdvanced Radio Settings.For normal operation ofWLAN AP functionality,changing the values inAdvanced Settings is notrecommended.

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3.5 Network Configuration—[6] Wireless



1.RadioSettings -WLANAdvancedRadioSettings

WLAN GeneralConfig - Preamble

Preamble Type. Select

WLAN GeneralConfig - BeaconInterval

Beacon interval inmilliseconds.

UnsignedNumber

WLAN GeneralConfig - DTIMInterval

Delivery Traffic IndicatorMessage (DTIM) intervalin number of beacons.

UnsignedNumber

WLAN GeneralConfig - PowerLevel

Power level at whichWLAN AP should operate.

Select

WLAN GeneralConfig - RTSThreshold

Request to Send in Bytes. UnsignedNumber

WLAN GeneralConfig - StaticRate in Mbit/s

Static Rate for WLAN APin Mbps.

Select If the user changesany of the followingsettings, this settingwill be reset:• Operational Mode

• Channel Bandwidth

• Guard Interval

802.11n Settings -Length of MPDUaggregation

Length of MPDUaggregation in bytes.

Select

802.11n Settings -STBC

Space Time Block Coding Select

3.5.2 Network Configuration—[6-2] Wireless—Main AP SettingsThe main AP settings can be programmed.


2.Main APSettings -WLAN MainSettings

AP Name Name of Access Point -unique identifier.

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SSID Service Set Identifier -public name of WLAN orNetwork.

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Type Type (AP) -

Security Type of Security. -

Encryption Type of Encryption. -

Authentication Type of Authentication. -

Mode Operation Mode. -

Status Status of AP - UP orDOWN.

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3.5.2 Network Configuration—[6-2] Wireless—Main AP Settings



Modify Button Clicking this button allowsyou to modify a WLAN APconfiguration.

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2.Main APSettings -WLAN APConfigurationSettings

SSID Service Set Identifier ofAP.

Text RouterSSID

AP Name AP Name - UniqueIdentifier within the PBX.

TextRouter2

Maximum ClientLimit

Indicates the maximumnumber of stations thatcan connect to thecorresponding AP.

UnsignedNumber

Enable HiddenSSID Mode

Whether to hide SSID inbeacon frames.

Check

AP Isolation Enables or disables theAP Isolation feature.

Select

3.5.3 Network Configuration—[6-3] Wireless—Security SettingsThe wireless security settings can be programmed.


3.SecuritySettings -WLANSecuritySettings

AP name Displays the AP name. Label To change this setting,refer to 3.5.2 NetworkConfiguration—[6-2]Wireless—Main APSettings.

SSID Displays the SSID. Label To change this setting,refer to 3.5.2 NetworkConfiguration—[6-2]Wireless—Main APSettings.

Security Selection- Security

Selects the Security. Select

Security Selection- AuthenticationType

Selects the authenticationtype.

Select This feature isavailable when thefollowing settings arespecified:• Security: Basic and

EncryptionType:WEP

• Security: Except forBasic

Security Selection- Encryption Type

Selects the encryptiontype.

Select

3.5.3 Network Configuration—[6-3] Wireless—Security Settings



WEP Key Settings- Key Index

Selects the key index. Select This feature isavailable when WEP isselected in EncryptionType.

WEP Key Settings- Encryption Level

Selects the encryptionlevel.

Select This feature isavailable when WEP isselected in EncryptionType.If you change the thisfeature setting, theWEP Key 1 - 4 will bereset to default.

WEP Key Settings- WEP Key Type

Selects the WEP key type. Select This feature isavailable when WEP isselected in EncryptionType.If you change the thisfeature setting, theWEP Key 1 - 4 will bereset to default.

WEP Key Settings- WEP Key 1*1

Specifies the WEP key 1. Text ASCIIText HEX

This feature isavailable when WEP isselected in EncryptionType.










WPA/WPA2Settings - Re-KeyInterval

Specifies the re-keyinterval.

UnsignedNumber

This feature is notavailable when Basicis selected in Security.

Personal Settings -Use PSK

Specifies whether to usepre-shared keys.

Check This feature isavailable whenPersonal is selected inAuthentication Type.

Personal Settings -Pre-Shared Key

Specifies the pre-sharedkey.

Text HEX This feature isavailable whenPersonal is selected inAuthentication Type.

3.5.3 Network Configuration—[6-3] Wireless—Security Settings



Personal Settings -Passphrase

Specifies the passphrase(8-63 characters).

Text ASCII This feature isavailable whenPersonal is selected inAuthentication Type.

Personal Settings -Display/HidePassphrase/PSKButton

Switches either display orhide the PSK andPassphrase.

- This feature isavailable whenPersonal is selected inAuthentication Type.

ManagementFrame Protection -ManagementFrame Protection

Selects the managementframe protection.

Select This feature isavailable when WPA2is selected in Security.

*1 For security, change these keys the first time that you program the PBX.

3.5.4 Network Configuration—[6-5] Wireless—Wireless LANSetup Settings

The Wireless LAN Setup settings can be programmed.


5. WirelessLAN SetupSettings

AP name AP Name as shown inRead Only info.

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SSID SSID as shown in ReadOnly info.

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Reset WirelessLAN SetupConfiguration -Wireless LANSetup Enable

Enabling of Wireless LANSetup.

Check When this featuresetting changes toOFF, Internal RegistrarSupport is set to OFF.When this featuresetting changes to ON,Internal RegistrarSupport is set to ON.

Reset WirelessLAN SetupConfiguration -Internal RegistrarSupport

Internal Registrar Support. - This feature is set toON, when WirelessLAN Setup Enable isset to ON.This feature is set toOFF, when WirelessLAN Setup Enable isset to OFF.

Reset WirelessLAN SetupConfiguration -Wireless LANSetup StateConfigured

Specifies whether toenable Wireless LANSetup.

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3.5.4 Network Configuration—[6-5] Wireless—Wireless LAN Setup Settings



Push ButtonConfiguration(PBC) Method

Click "start PBC", thenstart PBC on the deviceyou want to connect to therouter within two minutes.

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3.5.5 Network Configuration—[6-6] Wireless—MAC FilterThe wireless MAC filter settings can be programmed.


6.MAC Filter- WLANMAC Control

AP name Displays the AP name. -

Access Control ListMode(ACL Mode)

Types of Access Control Radio

MAC Address To enter the MAC addressto be used in the MACfilter.

MACAddress2

This feature is notavailable, whenDisable is selected inAccess Control ListMode(ACL Mode).

Remove Remove the selectedMAC address for control.

Check

3.5.6 Network Configuration—[6-7] Wireless—DeviceAssociation

You can view a list of devices associated with the WLAN.


6.DeviceAssociation -WLANDeviceAssociationList

SSID Service Set Identifier. -

Max. SignalLevel@antenna[dBm]

Indicates the maximumsignal level.

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MAC Address MAC address of theassociated station.

-

IP Address IP address of theassociated station.

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RSSI1 [dBm] Displays the RSSI level ofthe device that isconnected to the WirelessLAN.

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RX Rate [Mbit/s] Displays the RX Rate ofthe device that isconnected to the WirelessLAN.

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TX Rate [Mbit/s] Displays the TX Rate ofthe device that isconnected to the WirelessLAN.

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3.5.5 Network Configuration—[6-6] Wireless—MAC Filter


3.6 Network Configuration—[7] Firewall3.6.1 Network Configuration—[7-1] Firewall—Firewall Setting

DescriptionThe firewall settings can be programmed.


1.FirewallSetting

Firewall Setting It allows for the enablingor disabling of the firewallin the PBX's.

Radio

3.6.2 Network Configuration—[7-2] Firewall—Packet FilteringDescriptionThe packet filtering settings for the firewall can be programmed.


2.PacketFiltering -PacketFiltering

Add Button Clicking this button adds apacket filtering rule.

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Enable PacketFilter

To enable or disable thePacket Filter feature of thePBX. To Enable, select thecheck box.

Check

Source IP Filter IP Address range ofthe local machine underthe PBX.

- Indicates "*" when ALLis selected in theSource IP Type.

Source Port Filter Port number rangeof the local machine underthe PBX.

- Indicates "*" whenSource Port is blank.

Destination IP IP address of thedestination.

- Indicates "*" when ALLis selected in theDestination IP Type.

Destination Port Port address of thedestination.

- Indicates "*" whenDestination Port isblank.

Protocol To select the protocol. Theoptions available are TCP,UDP, ICMP, AH, ESP andALL.

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Ingress Interface Input interface of thepacket.

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Egress Interface Output interface of thepacket.

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Source MACAddress

Source MAC Address ofthe packet originatinghost.

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3.6 Network Configuration—[7] Firewall



Enable To enable/disable theparticular packet filteringrule.

Check

Modify Button Clicking this button allowsyou to modify a packetfiltering rule.

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2.PacketFiltering -Add a packetfiltering rule


Select

Source IP Type The source IP can be ALL,SINGLE or SUBNET,involving a range of IPaddresses.

Select

Source IP Address To specify the source IPaddress.

IP Address This feature isavailable whenSINGLE or SUBNET isselected in the SourceIP Type.

Source Netmask To specify a netmask forthe source IP address.

SubnetMask4

This feature isavailable whenSUBNET is selected inthe Source IP Type.

Source Port To specify the range of thesource port. Valid forprotocols TCP or UDPonly.

UnsignedNumber

Destination IPType

The destination IP can beALL, SINGLE or SUBNET,involving a range of IPaddresses.

Select

Destination IPAddress

To specify the destinationIP address.

IP Address This feature isavailable whenSINGLE or SUBNET isselected in theDestination IP Type.

DestinationNetmask

To specify a netmask forthe destination IP address.

SubnetMask4

This feature isavailable whenSUBNET is selected inthe Destination IPType.

Destination Port To specify the range of thedestination port. Valid forprotocols TCP or UDPonly.

UnsignedNumber

3.6.2 Network Configuration—[7-2] Firewall—Packet Filtering



Ingress Interface To specify the inputinterface of the packetfrom dropdown options.(e.g. WAN1).

Select

Egress Interface To specify the outputinterface of the packetfrom dropdown options.(e.g. WAN2).

Select

Source MACAddress

This is the source host’sMAC address.

MACAddress2


Check

2.PacketFiltering -Modifypacketfiltering rule


Select

Source IP Type The source IP can be ALL,SINGLE or SUBNET,involving a range of IPaddresses.

Select

Source IP Address To specify the source IPaddress.

IP Address This feature isavailable whenSINGLE or SUBNET isselected in the SourceIP Type.

Source Netmask To specify a netmask forthe source IP address.

SubnetMask4

This feature isavailable whenSUBNET is selected inthe Source IP Type.

Source Port To specify the range of thesource port. Valid forprotocols TCP or UDPonly.

UnsignedNumber

Destination IPType

The destination IP can beALL, SINGLE or SUBNET,involving a range of IPaddresses.

Select

Destination IPAddress

To specify the destinationIP address.

IP Address This feature isavailable whenSINGLE or SUBNET isselected in theDestination IP Type.

3.6.2 Network Configuration—[7-2] Firewall—Packet Filtering



DestinationNetmask

To specify a netmask forthe destination IP address.

SubnetMask4

This feature isavailable whenSUBNET is selected inthe Destination IPType.

Destination Port To specify the range of thedestination port. Valid forprotocols TCP or UDPonly.

UnsignedNumber

Ingress Interface To specify the inputinterface of the packetfrom dropdown options.(e.g. WAN1).

Select

Egress Interface To specify the outputinterface of the packetfrom dropdown options.(e.g. WAN2).

Select

Source MACAddress

This is the source host’sMAC address.

MACAddress2


Check

3.6.3 Network Configuration—[7-3] Firewall—Application ServerSettings

DescriptionThe application server settings for the firewall can be programmed.

Screen /Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

3.Application ServerSettings

Https Web Server- Port

Web Server settings: ThePort Number

UnsignedNumber

Http Web Server -Port

Telnet Server settings:The Port Number

-

3.6.3 Network Configuration—[7-3] Firewall—Application Server Settings


3.7 Network Configuration—[8] NAT3.7.1 Network Configuration—[8-1] NAT—NAT Settings

DescriptionThe NAT settings can be programmed.


1.NATSettings

NAT Settings Used to Enable or Disablethe Network AddressTranslation feature.

Radio

3.7.2 Network Configuration—[8-2] NAT—Virtual ServerDescriptionThe virtual server settings for NAT can be programmed.


2.VirtualServer -VirtualServer

Add Button Clicking this button adds avirtual serverconfiguration.

-

Application Name Configured ApplicationName for Virtual Serverrule.

-

Private IP Private IP address ofVirtual Server rule.

-

Remote IP Remote IP address ofVirtual Server rule.

-

Private Start Port Private Port startingrange.

-

Private End Port Private Port ending range.For a single port the startand end are both thesame

-

Protocol Virtual Server protocol -TCP or UDP or Both i.e.TCP/UDP.

-

Public Start Port Public Port starting range. -

Public End Port Public Port ending range.For a single port the startand end are both thesame

-

Enable To enable the specifiedentry of the virtual server.

-

WAN Interface WAN interface on whichthe Virtual Server rule isconfigured.

-

3.7 Network Configuration—[8] NAT



Modify Button Clicking this button allowsyou to modify a virtualserver configuration.

-

2.VirtualServer -ConfigureVirtualServer

Application Name -Custom application

Custom application Text Up to 40 characters.

Protocol Specify Virtual Serverprotocol - TCP or UDP orBoth i.e. TCP/UDP.

Select

Private IP Specify Private IP addressof Virtual Server rule.

IP Address If a character that cannot be used is entered,this feature is set to255.255.255.255.

Remote IP Specify Remote IPaddress of Virtual Serverrule.

IP Address If 255.255.255.255 isentered, this feature isset to 0.0.0.0.

Public Port Range Specify Public Port range. UnsignedNumber

Private Port Range Specify Private Portrange. For a single port,the start and end are boththe same.

UnsignedNumber

This feature ischanged in conjunctionwith Public Port Rangesetting.

Enable To enable the specifiedentry of the virtual server,select the check box.

Check

WAN Interface Specify WAN interface onwhich the Virtual Serverrule is configured.

Select

3.7.3 Network Configuration—[8-3] NAT—DMZDescriptionThe DMZ settings for NAT can be programmed.


3.DMZ Enable To enable or disable theDMZ setting of the PBX.Select the check box toenable.

Check

IP Address ofVirtual DMZ Host

To enter IP Address of theDMZ host.

IP Address

3.7.3 Network Configuration—[8-3] NAT—DMZ


3.8 Network Configuration—[10] Port StatusDescriptionThis menu displays the link status for each port.


1.Port Status Physical LinkStatus - WAN1

Displays the WAN Port 1physical link status, up ordown.

-

Physical LinkStatus - WAN2

Displays the WAN Port 2physical link status, up ordown.

-

Physical LinkStatus - Wireless

Displays the wirelessphysical link status, up ordown.

-

Physical LinkStatus - LAN1

Displays the LAN port 1physical link status, up ordown.

-

Physical LinkStatus - LAN2

Displays the LAN port 2physical link status, up ordown.

-

3.8 Network Configuration—[10] Port Status


Section 4Maintenance

This section provides setting items for programmingmaintenance.


4.1 MaintenanceDescriptionIndicates various version informations and system informations.


Maintenance—VersionInformation

Main Unit Version Indicates a main unitsoftware version ofKX-HTS series.

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Bootloader Version Indicates a bootloaderversion of KX-HTS series.

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Router Version Indicates KX-HTS seriesbuilt-in router version.

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WAVE300 Version Indicates WAVE300version supported byKX-HTS series.

-

Maintenance—SystemInformation

MPR-ID Indicates an MPR-ID ofKX-HTS series.

-

Main Unit Region Indicates a region ofKX-HTS series.

-

System Up Time Indicates an accumulatedtime since KX-HTS serieshas been started.

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4.1 Maintenance


4.2 Maintenance—[1] ManagementDescriptionOpens or closes the port for the NW external (WAN) connection through Web Maintenance ConsoleImplement a registration for login level and a user account.

4.2.1 Maintenance—[1-1] Management—Web ProgrammingScreen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

1.WebProgramming

Remote WebMaintenance

Sets acceptance or non-acceptance for remoteaccess

Radio Login level able to doRemote access is the"Installer" level.

Web MaintenancePassword for LocalAccess

Click "Edit" and displaysthe Web MaintenancePassword for the LocalAccess dialog box.

-

Web MaintenancePassword forRemote Access

Click "Edit" and displaysthe Web MaintenancePassword for the RemoteAccess dialog box.

-

System PIN forManager

Click "Edit" and displaysthe System PIN for theManager dialog box.

-

Web Auto LogoutDuration

No operation timeout(minutes)

UnsignedNumber

4.2 Maintenance—[1] Management


4.3 Maintenance—[2] System ControlDescriptionThis section serves as reference operating instructions for the System Control menu of the Maintenancescreen when programming using Web Maintenance Console.

4.3.1 Maintenance—[2-1] System Control—Firmware Transfer toPBX


1.FirmwareTransfer toPBX

Transfer from In Location of programfiles, specify the locationof the system data fromthe Radio button.

Radio

Transfer fromLocal PC－FileName

Click Browse and specifythe location of the updatedprogram files stored onthe PC logged in to WebMaintenance Console.

-

Transfer from USBMemory－FileName

If a USB memory device isinserted into the PBX, thecontents of the followingdirectory on the device willbe checked for updatedfiles.

Select

4.3 Maintenance—[2] System Control


4.3.2 Maintenance—[2-2] System Control—Firmware UpdateScreen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

2.FirmwareUpdate

Update File－Program

Indicates a Program type. -

Update File－FileName

Indicates a File name. -

Update File－Version

Indicates a Firmwareversion.

-

Update File－Delete

Click "Delete" button, anddelete indicated firmwarefile.

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Update Target－Target

Check the target to updatefirmware file, and click"Execute".

Check

Update Target－Type

Indicates the type ofupdate firmware file.

-

Update Target－Port

Indicates a Port numberSpecifies the HDVfirmware update portnumber.

-

Update Target－Current Version

Indicates a Currentfirmware version.

-

4.3.3 Maintenance—[2-3] System Control—System Data Backup& Restore


3.SystemData Backup& Restore－System DataBackup

Backup to Select the device tobackup destination.

Radio

3.SystemData Backup& Restore－System DataRestore

Restore from Transfer source of a file tobe used to restore.

Radio

Restore from LocalPC－File Name

Indicates the filename torestore from a Local PC.Click "Browse" and selectthe restore file, and click"Execute".

-

Restore from USBMemory－FileName

Select the filename torestore from a USB, andclick "Execute".

Select

4.3.2 Maintenance—[2-2] System Control—Firmware Update


4.3.4 Maintenance—[2-4] System Control—System ResetScreen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

4.SystemReset

System Reset Reset buttonWhen programmingchanges or other changesto PBX settings require asystem reset, thiscommand allows a resetto be performed remotelyfrom Web MaintenanceConsole. When thesystem is reset, anysettings not saved to theSystem Memory are lost.A backup should beperformed before the resetto ensure no data is lost.However, a backup shouldnot be performed ifsettings or data haverecently been importedinto the system, becauseperforming a backupwould overwrite theimported data with thecurrent PBX settings.

-

4.4 Maintenance—[3] UtilityDescriptionThis section serves as reference for operating instructions for the Utility menu on the Maintenance screen ofWeb Maintenance Console.

4.4.1 Maintenance—[3-1] Utility—USBScreen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

1.USB Capacity Capacity (Byte)(Separated by comma foreach 3 digits)

-

Used Usage capacity (Byte)(Separated by comma foreach 3 digits)

-

Available Free space (Byte)(Separated by comma foreach 3 digits)

-

4.3.4 Maintenance—[2-4] System Control—System Reset


4.4.2 Maintenance—[3-2] Utility—System LogScreen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

2.SystemLog

Log Type Log type Radio

Option－Syslog(debug)

Specifies whether tooutput Syslog (debug).

Check

Option－"astlog"Debug Level

Selects the "astlog" debuglevel.

Select

Option－AnalogCaller ID Log

Specifies whether tooutput Caller ID logs foranalog trunks.

Check

Log Log display -

Save Log 1. Select Save. TheSave dialog box willbe displayed.

2. Enter a file name.

3. Click Save.

Clear Log To clear the event log1. Select Clear.

4.4.2 Maintenance—[3-2] Utility—System Log


4.4.3 Maintenance—[3-3] Utility—Email NotificationScreen / Tab Setting item Description Input Type Note

3.EmailNotification－EmailNotification

System Alarm－Filtering Setting－Major

For Filtering Setting,select the check boxes tospecify whether to receivee-mails when there is aMajor alarm, a Minoralarm, or both.

Check

System Alarm－Filtering Setting－Minor

Same as above Check

System Alarm－Email Address 1

Specify one or two e-mailaddresses that will receivesystem alarm alertmessages.

Text Email

System Alarm－Email Address 2

Same as above Text Email

System Alarm－Subject

In Subject enter the textthat will be used for thesubject header of e-mailsthat are sent.

Text5

Voice Mail－Subject

Voice mail subject Text5

Send Test Email－Email Address

Send a test e-mail toconfirm that e-mailsending settings arecorrectly configured.

Text Email

Send Test Email－Subject

In Subject, enter text to beused as the subject line ofthe e-mail sent.

Text5

3.EmailNotification－SMTP

Mail SenderInformation Name

Specifies the name to beused as the sender of thee-mails from the PBX.

Text5

Mail Address Specifies the sending e-mail address formessages sent from thePBX. This address, forexample, could be set asthe e-mail address of anadministrator.

Text Email

SMTP Server forRelay－SMTPServer Address

SMTP Server Address Radio

SMTP Server forRelay－IP Address

Specifies the IP addressof the SMTP server to beused to send e-mails.

IP Address

4.4.3 Maintenance—[3-3] Utility—Email Notification



SMTP Server forRelay－Name

Specifies the host name ofthe SMTP server to beused to send e-mails.

Text Router

SMTP Server forRelay－SMTPServer PortNumber

Specifies the port numberof the SMTP server to beused to send e-mails.

UnsignedNumber

SMTP Server forRelay－SMTPOver TLS

Specifies whether theSMTP server usesTransport Layer Security.

Radio

SMTPAuthentication－SMTPAuthentication

Specifies whetherauthentication on theSMTP server is enabled.

Radio

SMTPAuthentication－User Name

Specifies the user namerequired to access theSMTP server.

Text Router

SMTPAuthentication－Password

Specifies the passwordrequired to access theSMTP server.

Text1





Section 5Appendix


5.1 Input Characters (TextLCDHDV)DescriptionThe input type of TextLCDHDV characters as below:

SP ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . /

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ?

@ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O

P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _

` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o

p q r s t u v w x y z { | } ~ ¡

¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¦ § ¨ © ª « ¬ - ® ¯ ° ±

² ³ ´ µ ¶ · ¸ ¹ º » ¼ ½ ¾ ¿ À Á

Â Ã Ä Å Æ Ç È É Ê Ë Ì Í Î Ï Ð Ñ

Ò Ó Ô Õ Ö × Ø Ù Ú Û Ü Ý Þ ß à á

â ã ä å æ ç è é ê ë ì í î ï ð ñ

ò ó ô õ ö ÷ ø ù ú û ü ý þ ÿ Ā ā

Ă ă Ą ą Ć ć Ĉ ĉ Ċ ċ Č č Ď ď Đ đ

Ē ē Ĕ ĕ Ė ė Ę ę Ě ě Ĝ ĝ Ğ ğ Ġ ġ

Ģ ģ Ĥ ĥ Ħ ħ Ĩ ĩ Ī ī Ĭ ĭ Į į İ ı

Ĳ ĳ Ĵ ĵ Ķ ķ ĸ Ĺ ĺ Ļ ļ Ľ ľ Ŀ ŀ Ł

ł Ń ń Ņ ņ Ň ň ŉ Ŋ ŋ Ō ō Ŏ ŏ Ő ő

Œ œ Ŕ ŕ Ŗ ŗ Ř ř Ś ś Ŝ ŝ Ş ş Š š

Ţ ţ Ť ť Ŧ ŧ Ũ ũ Ū ū Ŭ ŭ Ů ů Ű ű

Ų ų Ŵ ŵ Ŷ ŷ Ÿ Ź ź Ż ż Ž ž ſ Ǐ ǐ

ɣ ʼ ʽ ˇ ˘ ˙ ˛ ˜ ˝ ΄ ΅ Ά Έ Ή Ί Ό

Ύ Ώ ΐ Α Β Γ Δ Ε Ζ Η Θ Ι Κ Λ Μ Ν

Ξ Ο Π Ρ Σ Τ Υ Φ Χ Ψ Ω Ϊ Ϋ ά έ ή

ί ΰ α β γ δ ε ζ η θ ι κ λ μ ν ξ

ο π ρ ς σ τ υ φ χ ψ ω ϊ ϋ ό ύ ώ

Ё Ђ Ѓ Є Ѕ І Ї Ј Љ Њ Ћ Ќ Ў Џ А Б

В Г Д Е Ж З И Й К Л М Н О П Р С

Т У Ф Х Ц Ч Ш Щ Ъ Ы Ь Э Ю Я а б

в г д е ж з и й к л м н о п р с

т у ф х ц ч ш щ ъ ы ь э ю я ё ђ

ѓ є ѕ і ї ј љ њ ћ ќ ў џ Ґ ґ Қ қ

Ң ң Ү ү Ұ ұ ә Ө ө Ẽ ẽ Ỳ ỳ ― ‘ '

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5.1 Input Characters (TextLCDHDV)


Note


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