2N OMEGA Lite User manual

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USERMANUAL
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Dearcustomer,
let uscongratulateyou onhaving purchased the 2NOMEGALite system. Thisnew
producthasbeendeveloped and producedinordertoprovide the maximumutility
value, qualityand reliabilitytothe user. Wehope you will be fullysatisfied with2N
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CONTENTS
1. Packing List.......................................................................................................5
2. EthernetModule................................................................................................6
2.1. Ethernet Module....................................................................................................................7
3. EthernetModuleInstallation.............................................................................8
4. EthernetModuleConfiguration......................................................................16
4.1. USB CableConnection........................................................................................................17
4.1.1. Submenus.............................................................................................................................18
4.1.2. Commandsand Values..........................................................................................................18
4.1.3. AboutMenus…...................................................................................................................19
4.1.4. DTRSignalMonitoring........................................................................................................19
4.2. WebBrowserAccess ..........................................................................................................21
4.2.1. Overviewof Group Tagsand Menus.....................................................................................23
4.3. Network ParameterSetting..................................................................................................26
4.3.1. SerialConsoleSetting...........................................................................................................26
4.3.2. WebBrowserSetting............................................................................................................27
4.4. Administration.....................................................................................................................29
4.4.1. GeneralModuleParameters..................................................................................................29
4.4.2. UserAccounts......................................................................................................................30
4.4.3. RightGroups........................................................................................................................34
4.4.4. EmergencyChangeof AdministratorPassword.....................................................................35
4.4.5. SIP/H.323Switching...........................................................................................................36
4.5. Communication Line Setting................................................................................................36
4.5.1. SIP.......................................................................................................................................36
4.5.2. SIPLineParameters..............................................................................................................37
4.5.3. H.323 ...................................................................................................................................39
4.5.4. H.323 LineParameters..........................................................................................................40
4.6. Least Cost Router...............................................................................................................43
4.6.1. RoutingRules.......................................................................................................................44
4.6.2. Add Rule..............................................................................................................................44
4.6.3. ModifyRule .........................................................................................................................46
4.6.4. RemoveRule........................................................................................................................48
4.6.5. ChangeSequence..................................................................................................................48
4.6.6. Disable/EnableRule.............................................................................................................48
4.7. LCR Routes........................................................................................................................48
4.7.1. Listof Routes.......................................................................................................................49
4.7.2. Add Route............................................................................................................................49
4.7.3. ModifyRoute .......................................................................................................................51
4.7.4. RemoveRoute......................................................................................................................51
4.8. LCR NumberNormalising....................................................................................................51
4.9. LCR Barred Numbers..........................................................................................................53
4.10.LCR Testing........................................................................................................................53
4.11.SIPProxy............................................................................................................................55
4.11.1. Overviewof Registrations................................................................................................58
4.11.2. SwitchingON/OFF ..........................................................................................................58
4.12.LicenceFile.........................................................................................................................59
4.13.FirmwareUpdating..............................................................................................................60
4.14.Configuration Downloading..................................................................................................61
4.15.Configuration Uploading......................................................................................................62

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5. EthernetModuleParameterSettingbyPBXConfiguringTool....................63
5.1. 2N®-OMEGAPBXFirmwareUpgrade...............................................................................63
5.2. HardwareConfiguration.......................................................................................................63
5.3. VoIPLine Setting................................................................................................................65
5.4. Outgoing Calling..................................................................................................................65
5.5. Incoming Ringing................................................................................................................66
6. 2N® XAPIServer...............................................................................................67
6.1. 2N® XAPI ServerConsole....................................................................................................67
6.1.1. Installation............................................................................................................................67
6.1.2. CommunicationSetting.........................................................................................................71
6.1.3. ConnectionEstablishing........................................................................................................73
6.1.4. ConnectionClosing...............................................................................................................73
6.1.5. PBXModule.........................................................................................................................74
6.1.6. UserModule.........................................................................................................................77
6.1.7. Licence Module....................................................................................................................80
6.1.8. DatabaseModule..................................................................................................................83
6.1.9. XMLModule........................................................................................................................85

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1.PackingList
Item
Pieces
Ethernet module 1
USB cable 1
PCLANcable 1
Connector 2
M3x30 spacer 2
WarrantyCertificate 1
ComplianceCertificate1
CD 1

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2.EthernetModule
The Ethernetmoduleisdesignedexclusivelyforthe 2N®OMEGALite PBXs
toprovide remotecontrol,connection ofexternalapplications(PBX Assistant,SMS
server)and LANand Internet voiceservices.
The Ethernet moduleisinstalled totheleft of the powersupplyunit, abovethe
mainboard.Toconnectthe module,usetwoconnecting cables(insertthemon the
J15/J26 mainboardconnectors)andtwospacers(allareincludedinthedelivery).
Fitthe Ethernet moduletothe spacersusing the twoM3screwsincluded.
Removethe twoJ8/J9jumperson thePBX mainboardtomakethe system
workproperly.
Usethe USB cableand HyperTerminalfortheinitialsettingsof the IPaddress
and networkmask, and the availableweb configuration forfurthersettings.
Toconnectthesystemintothe 10/100BASE-T(Twisted PairEthernet)
computernetwork, useastandardstraight cableterminated withRJ45 connectors.
See the EthernetModuleUserManualon the enclosed CD fordetailed
installation information.

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2.1.EthernetModule
The followingislocated on theEthernet module:
J1-RJ45 connector-8/8forLANconnection;
J2-USB connectorforIPconfiguration;
J4,J8-serialconnectorforinterconnection withthe mainboard;
J3-connectorforan externalUSB deviceadapter(UMTS/3G module, e.g.);
J5-J7-connectorforservicesand maintenance;
J9-connectorforan extenderboard;
SW2-RESETbutton -pushthebutton toreset the CPUboard;
SW1-RESETbutton -pushthe button toresetthe defaultvalues(keep the
button pushed forapproximately20safterthe PBX poweron untilLINUXstarts);
D1-greenLED–operationstatusindication (modulereadyforoperation);
D2-red LED–operation statusindication(moduleinactive);
D3-D10-yellowLED–speechchannelsbusy indicators.
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3.EthernetModuleInstallation
Unscrewthe 2screwson the chassistoremovethe displayholder.
Remove(byturning)the blindflangeson the left-handside ofthe chassisto
makespaceforJ1and J2connectors.

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Removethe J8andJ9jumpersfromthe mainboard.
Unscrewthe twoM3screwsinthe left-handand right-hand mainboard
corners(tobeused later)and replacethemwiththe spacersattached.

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Insertthe twoconnectorsincluded inthe deliveryonthe J26 and J15
jumperson the mainboard.

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Placethe moduleontothe connectorsand fixit withthe twoscrewsremoved
earlier.
Place themoduleontotheconnectorscarefullytomatchthepinpositions.
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Connectthe USB cableinserted totheJ2connectortomakeconnection
withyourPC.
Whileconnectingthesystemforthefirsttime,remembertoinstalltheUSB-
COMdriver(refertothe“data/OMEGALite/Cz/Software/VoIP/DriverUSB/”CD
attached).AnewCOMPORTisaddedafterinstallation.Afterthatyou may
establishtheHyperTerminalconnectionandperform thenecessarysettings.
Used fornetworkparametersetting (IPaddress, networkmask, etc.).
Afterthenetworkparametershavebeen setup you maydisconnectthe
cable.
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Always resetthemoduleusingtheSW1buttonafterdisconnectingtheUSB
cable.
Connect astandardstraight Ethernet cableintothe J1connector.
Thiscableconnectsthe Ethernet modulewithyourEthernet network.
Afterturningthe PBX on you maystart configuring theEthernet module.
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4.EthernetModuleConfiguration
The 2N®- OMEGAPBX Ethernet modulehasthe following factorysettings:
Serial consolecommunicationport:
Bitspersecond:115200
Databits:8
Parity:none
Flowcontrol:none
Usethe samevaluesfortheCOMport tobe created.
Networkparameters:
IPaddress:192.168.1.1
Networkmask:255.255.255.0
The modulemaybe configured intwoways:
1)Connectthe moduletothe PCusing aUSB cableand setthe basic
networkparametersbymeansofsomecommunicationsoftware,e.g.the
HyperTerminal.Thenuseaweb browsertocompletethe setting.

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2)Connectthe modulewiththe PCusingacrossed Ethernetcable,assign
anyIPaddress fromthe network192.168.1.xdiffering from192.168.1.1tothe PC
and assign the required IPaddress tothe modulebymeansofaweb browser.
Having changed the IPaddress,connectthePCand the moduletothe LANina
standardwayand useaweb browsertocompletethe configuration.
4.1.USBCableConnection
Forconfiguration,connectthe Ethernetmodule(J2connector) withthe PC
usingthe availableUSB cable.
Installthe driverfromthe enclosed CD tocreateavirtualCOMport (COM4).
Launchthe HyperTerminal,e.g.,configureitforreceivingon the COMport
created forthenewUSB connectionand set the networkparameters.
The consolesystemisarrangedasasetofnested menus.Selecting anitem
resultseitherinentering asubmenu,executing an operation,orsettinga
parameter.
The mainmenu shouldappearafterterminalconnection ifthe moduleis
connected.Insomecasesitisnecessarytopush .
Eachmenu consistsof thefollowing sections:
•Header -contains(fromleft):productname,firmwareversion,
menu nameand networknameassigned totheequipment.
•Option -displays thenumbersand namesof availableoptions.
•Value -ifdisplayed,the [menu]includesasubmenu.Otherwise,
the current valueof theoptionisdisplayed.
•Description -brieflydescribesthemeaningofeachoptioninthe
menu.
•Enteranoptionnumber…>: invitesyou toenterthe option
number.

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Toselect amenu option, enterthe option numberandpush for
confirmation.
4.1.1.Submenus
If you click on anitemcontainingasubmenu, the submenu willbe displayed.
Select anyof thesubmenu itemsorpush forreturn.
4.1.2.Commandsand Values
Having selected an item, you maybe asked toenteranyof the following data:
•Keyword -alistofone ormorefixed strings.All you havetodo
toselectakeywordisenterthenumberofcharactersthat
distinguishesit unambiguouslyfromthe otherkeywords.
Enter one of [ansi,color,teletype] : a
Inabovestatedexample,enter‘a’,or‘c’,or‘t’and push to
selectaword.
•Chain -anynumberofcharacters.The range ofthe available
valuelengthmaybe displayed.
Enter ahostname from 1to 32 characters:
VoiceBlue
•Integernumber -adecimalintegernumber.The range ofthe
availablevalue lengthmaybe displayed.
Enter a size between 1 and 100: 99
Ahexadecimalintegernumber–anumberenteredinthe
hexadecimalformat using the 0÷9and a÷f orA÷Fcharacters.
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•Networkaddress -up to12 hexadecimaldigitsofthe physical
address.Zerosat thebeginning maybe omitted.
Enter the remote network address: 50C229C4E2
•IPaddress -an Internetaddress consisting offournumbers
(0÷255)separated bydots.
Enter an IP address: 192.168.22.30
Assoon asthe requiredinformation isentered,the relevantoperation is
executed.If suchoperation changesthe settings,newvalueswill be displayed in
the updated menu.
Someoftheconfigurationparametersmaytakejustone oftwofixed values.
Byselectingsuchanitemyou reversethe valueascompared tothe statebefore
selection.ON/OFF parametersareatypicalexample.If the value isON,then itis
switched toOFF when selectedand viceversa.
Somecommandsperformoperationsthatsignificantlyinfluencethe
behaviourofentiresystem(restart, e.g.).Beforeexecuting them,the system
usuallyrequestsconfirmation.
Are you sure [y/n]:
If you answeranything elsethan “y“or“Y“, thecommand willbe aborted.
Tocancelthisinformation prompt anytime, pushthe button.
4.1.3.About Menus…
Mainmenu -isdisplayedwhenevertheterminalisstarted.You can gettothe
configuration menu, change theadministratorpasswordordisplaythe helpfromthe
mainmenu.
Configurationmenu -containstwosubmenus,Networkconfiguration and Serial
consoleconfiguration.
Networkconfiguration -helpsyousettheIPaddress,networkmask,default
router, DNSaddresses, networknameand domain.
Serialconsoleconfiguration -enablesyoutosetthe terminaltype andchange
the defaultparametersofthe seriallink–rate,databits/stop bits,parityand flow
controltype.
4.1.4.DTRSignalMonitoring
The programcontinuouslymonitorstheDataTerminalReady(DTR)signal.
Thissignalisused fordetection ofconnection/disconnectionofthe terminaltothe
serialconsoleport.
The followingactivitiesareexecuted wheneverthe terminaldisconnection is
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•Initiated operationsareaborted.
•The mainmenu isdisplayed.