AudioCodes MP-104 User manual

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AudioCodes MediaPack
Gateways Series
Installation Instructions
Last Update: Decem er 2006

AUDIOCODES MEDIAPACK GATEWAYS SERIES SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS
This document p ovides two diffe ent methods to set up you MediaPack VoIP Gateway with
deltath ee:
Dial Tone Mode: Your gateway, configured with pre-defined Calling Accounts, will produce a dial tone, enabling
your users to pick up the phone and dial the destination number to make calls.
IVR Mode: Your gateway is configured to connect with deltathree's Interactive oice Response (I R) System.
Once connected, voice prompts direct your users to enter their Calling Account information and destination
number in order to make a call.
IMPORTANT!!
Please be su e to note which of the inst uctions below apply to you MediaPack model and you
desi ed settings

Step 1: Connect the AudioCodes MediaPack Gateways to the inte net
1. Prior to configuration, make sure that you have a hub and a Static IP ready for the AudioCodes
MediaPack gateway.
2. Connect all of the appropriate cables - see table below.
Cable MediaPack Gateway
AC powe co d
Connect you powe supply to the 100-
250V~ 50-60 Hz powe socket on the
ea panel of the gateway.
10/100 Base-T Ethe net Cable
Plug in the cable to the 10/100 Base-T
RJ-45 po t on the ea panel of the
gateway and to you hub connected to
you netwo k. (MP-104, MP-108 have one
10/100 Base-T RJ-45 port, and MP-124 has
two 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 ports.)
RJ-11 Telephone co ds
Connect you egula analog telephon
es
to the RJ-11 po ts on the ea panel of
you gateway.
3. The “LAN” and “Ready” lights on the front of the gateway will be green, indicating that the
gateway is connected to the internet and a power supply.
Step 2: Set Up all Relevant Configu ation Files
1. Download and install the BootP configu ation p og am
Download the BootP Files from deltathree
(http://download.deltathree.com/download/AudioCodes/boot/bootp.zip) and save it to a
local drive.
Install the BootP softwa e on the compute that is located on the same LAN of the
AudioCodes and that both a e connected to the same hub.
2. Download and ext act the MediaPack Gateway configu ation files:
IMPORTANT: make sure you download the file which is appropriate to your MediaPack
Gateway model and your desired calling method (Dial-Tone vs. I R)
MediaPack
Gateway Model
Configu ation Files Links
Dial-Tone:
http://download.deltath ee.com/download/AudioCodes/4po tFXS-
DialTone.zip
MP-104
IVR:
http://download.deltath ee.com/download/AudioCodes/4po tFXS-
IVR.zip

Dial-Tone:
http://download.deltath ee.com/download/AudioCodes/8po tFXS-
DialTone.zip
MP-108
IVR:
http://download.deltath ee.com/download/AudioCodes/8po tFXS-
IVR.zip
MP-124 Contact you Account Manage
3. Create a local directory that will contain the extracted configuration files:
MediaPack
Gateway Model
Configu ation Files
Dial-Tone:
•MP1xx10_1_fxs.dat
•usa_tones.dat
•MP104_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp
•fxs_104_ DialTone.ini
MP-104
IVR:
•MP1xx10_1_fxs.dat
•usa_tones.dat
•MP104_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp
•fxs_104_I R.ini
Dial-Tone:
MP1xx10_1_fxs.dat
usa_tones.dat
MP108_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp
fxs_108_DialTone.ini
MP-108
IVR:
MP1xx10_1_fxs.dat
usa_tones.dat
MP108_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp
fxs_108_I R.ini
MP-124 Contact you Account Manage
Step 3: Configu ing you MediaPack Gateway
1. Open the BootP p og am.
Click on “Edit” and then on “Preferences”; The BootP program will access the files that appear in
the “Directory” field. Set the directory location to the MediaPack configuration directory that you
created on your local hard drive (Step 2.3 above).

2. On the BootP main sc een, make su e that the top left “pause” button is not
p essed down.
3. Click on “Edit Clients.”
A new window called “Client Configuration” will open. Click on “Add New Client.”
Complete the form with the following information:
MAC Add ess - find the MAC Address on a sticker located at the bottom of the AudioCodes
Client Name - pick any name you want
Template - none
IP - Static IP of your gateway
Subnet - Subnet Mask
Gateway - Default Gateway
TFTP Se ve IP - your computer's IP address (this will be a different IP from your
gateway's IP address)
Boot File - should be MP104_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp (MP-104 users) or
MP108_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp (MP-108 users)
i. Click on the Boot File field, go to the end of the line, and add a space and “-fb”.
The file name should appear like this: ‘MP104_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp -fb’
(MP-104 users) or ‘MP108_SIP_4_20_354_571.cmp -fb’ (MP-108 users)
INI file - use the scroll down button to select your .INI file (this should be the .INI file that
appears in your AudioCodes configuration directory)
Call Agent - your computer's IP address
4. Click on “Apply & Reset” and then OK. Keep the BootP main window open.
You should see on the BootP main screen a list showing the progress of the 4 files that are
being uploaded to the MediaPack Gateway. If you don't see anything on the BootP screen
after 1 minute un-plug the power cord from the MediaPack Gateway and plug it back in.
5. Fo Dial-Tone Configu ation ONLY
a. Make sure to have up to 4 deltathree Calling Accounts ready to use (each Calling Account
is a 12 digit User ID and Password).
b. Open your internet browser and go to http://your AudioCodes' IP address
(http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
c. Click on the “Protocol Management” link
d. Click on “Authentication”
e. Enter in your User IDs and Passwords in the “User Name” and “Password” fields - each
UserID will be configured with a specific port.
f. Click on “Submit” and then click on “Save Configuration”
Step 4: Sta t using you AudioCodes MediaPack Gateway
After all the files are uploaded to the MediaPack Gateway and the “LAN” and “Ready” lights are
green, you are ready to make calls.