MCK EXTender PBXgateway II User manual

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PBXgateway
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II
Quick Installation Guide

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents..........................................................................................................................................3
Purpose of this Document ........................................................................................................................... 5
Related Documentation............................................................................................................................... 5
Safety Considerations ................................................................................................................................. 5
Support Telephone Number ........................................................................................................................ 5
Target Audience .......................................................................................................................................... 5
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................6
Remote Voice Protocol (RVPTM) over a Serial Connection (RVP_Direct) .................................................. 6
Remote Voice Protocol over IP (RVP_IP)................................................................................................... 6
Management Features ................................................................................................................................ 6
Compatible Remote Clients......................................................................................................................... 6
ConneX Features ........................................................................................................................................ 6
Multiple Users.............................................................................................................................................. 10
ConneX Feature Support............................................................................................................................. 11
Dialback Modes ....................................................................................................................................... 11
MCK Client Information............................................................................................................................ 12
Prerequisites for Installation........................................................................................................................12
Network Requirements ................................................................................................................................ 12
Power Requirements................................................................................................................................... 12
Space Requirements ................................................................................................................................... 12
Bandwidth Requirements ............................................................................................................................ 13
MCK Remote Client Map............................................................................................................................. 14
Installation Components.............................................................................................................................. 15
Parts not provided with the PBXgateway II ................................................................................................. 15
Mounting the PBXgateway II........................................................................................................................16
Connections to the PBX .............................................................................................................................. 16
Connections to the PBXgateway II.............................................................................................................. 17
Telephony Wiring......................................................................................................................................... 18
Connection for the Management Interface (MI) .......................................................................................... 19
Direct Serial Connection .......................................................................................................................... 19
Console Port Connection......................................................................................................................... 19
Enhanced Terminal Interface (ETI) Setup................................................................................................... 20
Power-Up..................................................................................................................................................... 20
Setup Wizard ............................................................................................................................................... 22
Standard Console UI vs the Setup Wizard .............................................................................................. 22
Basic Configuration......................................................................................................................................23
Installation Environments............................................................................................................................24
Multi-User................................................................................................................................................. 24
Single-User .............................................................................................................................................. 24
Connecting to the EXTender 6000 - RVP_Direct........................................................................................ 25
Synchronous-Serial Device ..................................................................................................................... 25
Connections to a second EXTender 6000............................................................................................... 25
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 25
Configuration Items.................................................................................................................................. 25
Asynchronous-Serial Device ....................................................................................................................... 26
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 26
Configuration Items.................................................................................................................................. 26
Setting the Compression Algorithm ......................................................................................................... 27
Enabling/Disabling the WAN ports........................................................................................................... 27
Setting the Sync Rate .............................................................................................................................. 28
Setting the Mode of the WAN Port........................................................................................................... 28
Connecting to the EXTender 6000 - RVP_IP.............................................................................................. 30
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 30
Configuration Items.................................................................................................................................. 30
Connecting to the EXTender 4000 - RVP_IP.............................................................................................. 31
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 31

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Configuration Items.................................................................................................................................. 31
Connecting to the Mobile EXTender ........................................................................................................... 32
Associated Voice ..................................................................................................................................... 32
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 32
Configuration Items.................................................................................................................................. 32
Enabling ConneX......................................................................................................................................... 33
Procedure (Meridian/DEFINITY).............................................................................................................. 33
Procedure (Norstar) ................................................................................................................................. 34
ConneX Parameters .................................................................................................................................... 35
Norstar KSU ConneX Configuration............................................................................................................ 36
Trunk Port KSU Configuration – Line Assignment Method ..................................................................... 36
Bridged Appearance– ConneX_Session Port as Ghost Set.................................................................... 36
Terminals and Sets .................................................................................................................................. 37
Lines......................................................................................................................................................... 37
Definity PBX ConneX Configuration ...........................................................................................................38
SCENARIO #1: Office Phone Used in Conjunction with the ConneX Phone ............................................. 38
Provisioning a New Extension for the ConneX Phone ............................................................................ 38
SCENARIO #2: Only ConneX Phone Is Used............................................................................................. 39
Meridian PBX ConneX Configuration..........................................................................................................39
SCENARIO #1: Office Phone Used in Conjunction with the ConneX Phone ............................................. 39
Provisioning the Primary Voice Channel of the Mobile Phone’s TN – Ch1 ............................................. 40
Provisioning the Secondary Data Channel of the Mobile Phone’s TN – Ch2.......................................... 40
SCENARIO #2: Only Mobile Phone Is Used............................................................................................... 40
Provisioning the Primary Voice Channel of the Mobile Phone’s TN – Ch1 ............................................. 40
Provisioning the Secondary Data Channel of the Mobile Phone’s TN – Ch2.......................................... 41
Example for Scenario #1 – Programming the Primary Voice Channel (Ch1).......................................... 42
Example for Scenario #1 – Programming the Secondary Data Channel (Ch2) ...................................... 43
DEFINITY ECS Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 44
Termination of the EXTender 1000 and 3000 ......................................................................................... 44
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 44
Procedure ................................................................................................................................................ 44
Meridian PBX Configuration ........................................................................................................................ 46
Termination of the EXTender 3000.......................................................................................................... 46
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 46
Procedure ................................................................................................................................................ 46
B1 (Ch 1).................................................................................................................................................. 46
User Input ................................................................................................................................................ 46
B2 (Ch 2).................................................................................................................................................. 47
Connecting to the EXTender 1000 .............................................................................................................. 50
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 50
Configuration Items.................................................................................................................................. 50
Connecting to the EXTender 3000 .............................................................................................................. 51
Prerequisites for Configuration ................................................................................................................ 51
Configuration Items.................................................................................................................................. 51
Setting the CH2 Mode and CH2 Data Mode Parameters........................................................................ 52
Checking the User List............................................................................................................................. 53
Remote Access Connections ......................................................................................................................54
Required Cable ........................................................................................................................................ 54
Setting the Modem DIP switches............................................................................................................. 54
Connection Procedure ............................................................................................................................. 54
Telnet Connection ....................................................................................................................................... 55
Procedure ................................................................................................................................................ 55
HTML Interface............................................................................................................................................ 56
Optional Configuration................................................................................................................................. 58

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Purpose of this Document
The purpose of this document is to provide the installer with out-of-the-box type installation and setup
instructions for the PBXgateway II.
Related Documentation
For more information on PBXgateway II see the PBXgateway II System Administrator’s Guide. The guide
is provided with every unit.
Safety Considerations
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Do not install this product near water. Example: In a wet basement location.
• Do not overload wall outlets, as this can result in the risk of fire or electrical shock.
• Do not attach the power supply cord to building surfaces. Do not allow anything to rest on the power
cord. Do not locate this product where persons walking on it will abuse the cord.
• Do not operate the system if chemical gas leakage is suspected in the area. Use telephones located
in some other safe area to report the trouble.
Support Telephone Number
Call the MCK Communications Helpline (1-888-454-5828) or your MCK Communications authorized
dealer if you need assistance when installing, programming, or using your system. Ask for Customer Ser-
vice. Outside the United States or Canada, contact your local MCK Communication representative.
Target Audience
The target audience of this document is anyone who will be installing, or configuring the PBXgateway II.
This may include network professionals, field service technicians, or system administrators.

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Introduction
MCK’s PBXgateway II provides remote workers with all the features of your corporate PBX, from
wherever they are located, over circuit or packet-based networks.
Circuit Network: Voice and signaling information is sent out over a dedicated circuit such as ISDN and
T1. Once established, the circuit is 100% dedicated to the conversation.
Packet Network: Voice and signaling information is divided into individual slices of information called
“packets”. These packets carry their own individual identification number along with a destination address
of where it’s going.
Remote Voice Protocol (RVPTM) over a Serial Connection (RVP_Direct)
MCK Communications encapsulates the voice signal and creates a digital voice stream that is sent over
the existing data network. Voice encapsulation is accomplished through MCK Communications
Proprietary Remote Voice Protocol (RVP). RVP over a serial connection relies on High Level Data Link
(HDLC) encapsulation to transmit voice signals. In a traditional WAN environment, up to two EXTender
6000s can connect into the PBXgateway II running MCK’s Remote Voice Protocol (RVP).
Remote Voice Protocol over IP (RVP_IP)
Over a managed IP network, a combination of remote IP client units can be installed to meet your needs.
Up to 24 ports can be terminated at the PBXgateway II. Branch offices, teleworkers and remote call
center agents can be connected using standard IP network termination devices such as IP routers, DSL
or cable modems. As long as the IP network can be managed to ensure sufficient bandwidth and Quality
of Service (QoS).
Management Features
MCK’s remote voice solutions have been designed for operational simplicity. All of the system’s
configuration, management, and administrative and diagnostic functions may be managed from the
PBXgateway II using a direct serial connection, dial up modem, HTML, Telnet or an inband network
connection from a remote client.
Compatible Remote Clients
The PBXgateway II is compatible with many different types of remote units, with each unit having different
network and user requirements. Complete installation and configuration information is provided with each
remote unit in the form of a “Quick Installation Guide” (QIG). Please consult the individual QIG for
information not contained in this document.
ConneX Features
Note1: Only Meridian and Avaya have full support for ConneX features.
Note2: Norstar only supports MobileConneX.
The PBXgateway II, with ConneX features, is a multi-user telephony device enabling remote teleworkers
seamless connectivity and full functionality of the corporate Private Branch Exchange (PBX).
Teleworkers, usually working from an off-site location, can place a call through the corporate PBX by
simply dialing the number as if they were in the main office.
Note: Only MobileConneX is supported in Europe.

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Single Users
Single remote users can connect to the corporate PBX through one of the following devices:
Analog EXTender 1000u for PSTN– The Analog EXTender 1000u is a single user device that enables a
remote user to have full access to the digital telephone features and functions of the PBX. This EXTender
enables a remote user to access a PBX port via a PSTN analog connection.
Throughout this document, the Analog EXTender 1000u is referred to as the EXTender 1000.
Note: Supported on Merdian and Avaya only.

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Note: The EXTender 1000 is supported by the DEFINITY protocol only.
Figure 1: EXTender 1000 – Typical Installation
EXTender 3000 for ISDN– The EXTender 3000 is a single user device that enables a remote user to
have full access to the digital telephone features and functions of the PBX. The EXTender 3000 enables
a remote user to access a PBX port via an ISDN BRI connection.
Note: The EXTender 3000 is supported by the DEFINITY and Meridian protocols only.
Figure 2: EXTender 3000 – Typical Installation

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EXTender 4000 for IP - provides remote voice access to a corporate PBX for a single remote user.
Remote users can connect to the PBXgateway II via a 10BaseT Ethernet connection using IP packet
transmission. Remote users’ phones will connect into the remote module via an RJ-45 or RJ-11 phone
jack, and their phone traffic will be placed in IP packets and sent out to the LAN via a 10BaseT Ethernet
connection to the PBXgateway II.
Figure 3: EXTender 4000 – Typical Installation

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Multiple Users
Remote offices with multiple users can be connected through the following device:
EXTender 6000, 8 & 12 user -– provides remote voice access to a corporate PBX using one of the above
remote clients for phone termination at the remote site.
Figure 4: EXTender 6000 – 8 and 12 Ports

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ConneX Feature Support
The PBXgateway II supports the ConneX features. This application puts PBX features and dialtone in the
hands of users of remote telephones. MCK’s PBXgateway II application (for DEFINITY and Meridian)
uses both the primary and the secondary channels of a PBX digital port. Each channel has an associated
4/5-digit extension (a.k.a. terminal number or TN). DEFINITY users refer to the primary voice channel as
I1 and the secondary data channel as I2. Meridian users refer to the primary voice TN as B1 and the
secondary voice TN as B2.
Norstar systems do not support secondary data channels. When connecting the MobileConneX
PBXgateway II to a Norstar KSU, some ports on the PBXgateway II must be configured as trunk lines.
The PBXgateway II will use these trunk lines to place outgoing calls (or for dial-in purposes) to route calls
extended to the MobileConneX users.
Note: RemoteConneX is not supported in Europe.
Figure 5: PBXgateway II with ConneX
Dialback Modes
ConneX Operation Modes – The system administrator can configure any port or combination of ports on
the PBXgateway II to support ConneX functionality. Any port that is designated for RCX functionality can
also be configured to operate in one of four operating modes:
Roaming Mode
Requires the user to program or modify the Dialback Number via the ADSI phone menu or via the
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system when using a mobile phone. The Dialback Number is the phone
number to which the Gateway will route incoming calls.
Fixed Mode
Requires the System Administrator to program a permanent Dialback Number in the Gateway. In Fixed
mode, the user cannot program or modify the Dialback Number via the phone menu or the IVR system.
Fixed/Forced Mode
Similar to Fixed Mode, this mode requires the System Administrator to program a permanent Dialback
Number in the Gateway. In Fixed/Forced mode, the user cannot modify the Dialback Number via the
phone menu or the IVR system. However, Fixed/Force requires the Gateway to call the pre-assigned
Dialback Number before allowing access to PBX dialtone and features. As a result, this mode is the most
secure of all four modes.
Disabled Mode
Allows the user to call into the PBX/KTS to get dialtone to place outgoing calls to anywhere in the world
(assuming permission). In this mode, the ConneX PBXgateway does not route incoming calls to the
user’s phone.

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MCK Client Information
Network
Type Max. Number
of
Clients
MCK Client
Model(s) *Protocols Connection Type Network
RVP_Direct 2 Extender
6000
HDLC Serial WAN
Ports
T1, ISDN, Frame
Relay
RVP-IP 3
1Extender
6000
IP Ethernet T1, DSL, Frame
Relay
RVP-IP 24 Extender
4000
IP Ethernet DSL, ISDN, Cable,
Frame Relay
RVP 24 Extender
3000 for
ISDN
Synchronous
HDLC
BRI ISDN
- 24 Analog
Extender
1000u
Asynchronous
HDLC
Analog PSTN
- 24 Mobile
Extender
Associated
Voice
Analog PSTN
* The protocols listed all utilize MCK’s Remote Voice Protocol (RVPoIP), MCK Proprietary protocol.
1There can be up to 3 EXTender 6000 units (8 user) connecting to the PBXgateway II. For example, if
each unit only had 6 active users, you could connect 4 EXTender 6000 units into the PBXgateway II.
Prerequisites for Installation
The PBXgateway II, remote single user units and Branch Office remote units are linked through a wide
variety of network devices (FRAD, CSU/DSU) and network types (ISDN, Frame Relay, TI, Fractional T1).
The following items are required before installing the PBXgateway II.
Network Requirements
• Circuit-based (RVP_Direct)
• Appropriate network terminating device must be installed, configured, and functioning at both the
corporate facility and the branch office and both must support an RS-232, V.35 or RS-530
synchronous or asynchronous connection.
• A 50 pin, CAT 3 cable with RJ-21 female connector for telephony connectivity . The data connection
between the corporate facility and the branch office MUST be operational and con-figured properly.
• Proper wiring with adequate punch down blocks to connect the unit to the PBX.
Note: Must be wired according to Wiring Chart on page 16.
Power Requirements
• The system has been designed to operate from 90-240 VAC, 50-60Hz. Power should not be applied
to the PBXgateway II unit until specified in the installation procedures.
• The power supply and cabling should be installed away from high power/high RF noise devices such
as computers, fans, fluorescent ballast, power supplies, etc.
• Use good wiring practices. Do not run wires over fluorescent lights, computers, air conditioners, etc.
as this can introduce noise.
Space Requirements
The distance from the PBX to the PBXgateway II should not exceed 500 feet.

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Bandwidth Requirements
The most important consideration during the setup of the PBXgateway II is determining the necessary
bandwidth required at the client location. Bandwidth is only a concern if the client is using EXTender 6000
units connected via RVP_Direct.
The bandwidth is determined by the number of users (telephones) and the corresponding compression
type used.
Use the following formula to establish your total data bandwidth needs.
A+ B + C+ D = Total Bandwidth Required (Kbps)
where:
A = Number of G.729A users X 16
B = Number of ADPCM 24 users X 32
C = Number of ADPCM 32 users X 40
D = (Number of G.711 users) X 72
You can also use the Bandwidth Calculator to compute the total bandwidth you will require. The
Bandwidth Calculator is located on the MCK website: http://www.MCK.com/.

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MCK Remote Client Map
The PBXgateway II unit is capable of managing multiple remotes (single and multi-user) with different
user requirements, installed in different locations and within different network environments. The following
worksheet can be used to “map” each individual remote client port with the necessary connection (WAN
or LAN), compression method, and user information (User ID, EXT) as they apply to the PBXgateway II.
Example:
Port Client WAN
1 WAN 2 LAN *Voice Compression User ID EXT Assoc. Voice
1 EXT 4000 G.729a Jack 6143 -
2 EXT 1000 ADPCM 32 Sally 6144 CH2/
6244
3 EXT 6000 G.729a Sam 6255
* Refer to the bandwidth formula on the previous page to calculate the total bandwidth requirements.

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Installation Components
Description Function Provided
PBXgateway II The physical unit yes
Power Cord Provides 120 VAC power yes
Cat 5 Ethernet cable For connection to Ethernet network yes
DB-9 RS232 Serial Cable (6
foot)
For connection to the Console Port on the
PBXgateway II.
yes
DB-25M to DB-25F RS-530
Cable
Provides a connection between the DB-25
WAN interfaces and an external network
termination device.
yes
Mounting Hardware To attach brackets for rack mount yes
Mounting Brackets (2) For rack mounting yes
System Administrator’s Guide Complete manual for the PBXgateway II yes
Installation Guide Basic setup instructions for the PBXgateway
II
yes
Parts not provided with the PBXgateway II
• Digital telephones and communication line cords. (Two-wire digital display phones only).
• 50 pin, CAT 3 cable with RJ-21 connectors. Required for wiring the telephony interface between the
punch down blocks and the PBXgateway II.
• Punch down blocks, which provides the interface between the RJ-21 connector and the PBX.
Note: RJ21 cables, connecting blocks and network cables may be ordered through MCK by calling 1-
617-454-6100.

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Mounting the PBXgateway II
The PBXgateway II must be mounted in a standard 19-inch communication rack using provided
hardware, as shown below, or simply placed on a shelf within the rack.
Figure 6: Securing the Unit to a Rack
Connections to the PBX
The typical connections from the PBXgateway II to the PBX are shown below.
Note: Refer to page 16 for PBX wiring information.
Figure 7: PBXgateway II – PBX Connections

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Connections to the PBXgateway II
The PBXgateway requires connections A through E as shown below.
Table 1: PBXgateway II Connectrions
Letter Label Cable Type Description
A Console DB-9 Direct serial connection to a PC.
Note: Set the COM port as follows; Baud rate:
9600, Databits: 8, Parity: none, Stopbits: 1,
Software flow control: XON/XOFF
B Modem DB-9 Direct serial connection to a modem for remote
access.
(DTE).
Note: Set the COM port as follows; Baud rate:
9600, Databits: 8, Parity: none, Stopbits: 1,
Software flow control: XON/XOFF
C 100-240V Power Connect to a 120VAC outlet.
D Network
Interface
- Future use.
E AUX LAN RJ 45 Ethernet
(10/100baseT)
Used for administrative purposes. (Telnet, FTP
and HTML)
F WAN1
WAN2
DB 25, serial,
straight-through
Used for a synchronous or asynchronous-serial
connection. Connect to a FRAD, CSU/DSU or
other network device.
Note: An RS-530 type cable or DB-25 to M34
cable should be used for high-speed links to V.35
equipment.
G Telephony
Interface
RJ 21 Wire to a punch down block and then to the PBX.

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Telephony Wiring
Once the PBXgateway II is mounted, the individual phone ports must be wired to the PBX using a 50-pin,
RJ-21 cable. Each wire pair consists of two pins and is color-coded as detailed in the chart below.
Table 2: Pin Assignments (25-Pair Cable)
50-Pin Connector Description
Pair Pins Color Port
1 01/26 BL/WH : WH/BL 1
2 02/27 OR/WH : WH/OR 2
3 03/28 GN/WH : WH/GN 3
4 04/29 BR/WH : WH/BR 4
5 05/30 SL/WH : WH/SL 5
6 06/31 BL/RD : RD/BL 6
7 07/32 OR/RD : RD/OR 7
8 08/33 GN/RD : RD/GV 8
9 09/34 BR/RD : RD/BR 9
10 10/35 SL/RD : RD/SL 10
11 11/36 BL/BK : BK/BL 11
12 12/37 OR/BK : BK/OR 12
13 13/38 GN/BK : BK/GN 13
14 14/39 BR/BK : BK/BR 14
15 15/40 SL/BK : BK/SL 15
16 16/41 BL/YL : YL/BL 16
17 17/42 OR/YL : YL/OR 17
18 18/43 GN/YL : YL/GN 18
19 19/44 BR/YL : YL/BR 19
20 20/45 SL/YL : YL/SL 20
21 21/46 BL/VI : VI/BL 21
22 22/47 OR/VI : VI/OR 22
23 23/48 GN/VI : VI/GN 23
24 24/49 BR/VI : VI/BR 24
Ground 25/50 SL/VI : VI/SL Ground
Wire Color Abbreviations:
BK=Black, BR=Brown, RD=Red, OR=Orange, YL=Yellow, GN=Green, BL=Blue, VI=Violet, WH=White,
SL=Slate

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Connection for the Management Interface (MI)
Direct Serial Connection
The console port provides a direct serial connection to a PC allowing access to all features and functions
of the PBXgateway II Management Interface and the ability to configure, monitor and troubleshoot the
unit.
Required Cable
A standard RS-232 serial straight-through (DB-9, Male) cable is required. Use this cable to connect the
PC’s COM Port to the console port on the front of the unit. (see the figure below)
Note: Cable length should not exceed 50 ft.
Before you connect:
Before connecting to the PBXgateway II you must confirm that the PC’s COM port settings match the
console port settings as follows:
Baud rate: 9600
Databits: 8
Parity: none
Stopbits: 1
Flow Control: XON/XOFF
Console Port Connection
Figure 8: Console Port Connection
Procedure
Connect the DB-9 cable to the port labeled “Console” on the front of the PBXgateway II.
Refer to ETI set up on the next page.

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Enhanced Terminal Interface (ETI) Setup
Once the PC or modem is connected to the Gateway through the appropriate port, open an Enhanced
Terminal Interface (ETI) program on the PC.
Example: Windows Hyperterminal
Note: The MI configuration menus can be accessed through any generic VT-100 Enhanced Terminal
Inter-face (ETI) program.
To use HyperTerminal (available with Microsoft Windows) set up access as follows:
a Access: Start button > Programs > Accessories > HyperTerminal folder > HyperTerminal
icon.
b Type PBXgateway and click OK.
c Within Hyperterminal go under File Properties and then select Connect using = Direct to
COM1.
d Select Configure and then set the parameters to 9600, 8, none, and Xon/Xoff and click OK.
e Select the Settings tab and configure Emulation to VT100, then click OK.
Go to Power-Up Sequence on the next page.
Note: You can also manage the device using Telnet, HTML Web browser etc. See “Remote Access
Connections” on page 54.
Power-Up
Once the VT-100 program is set up, plug the unit into an AC outlet. The device will begin a series of self-
diagnostic tests, which are displayed as a series of LED flashes on the front panel.
Figure 9: AC Power Connection
Note: If you are connecting a PBXgateway II to an IP network, the unit needs an assigned IP address. It
will NOT use DHCP to acquire an IP Address.
Once the power-up sequence has finished, the state of the following LEDs should be Green.
LED States:
PWR: Solid Green
WAN1: Solid Green (Ready) if a synchronous device is connected to WAN 1.
Port LEDs: Solid Green if connected properly to the PBX.
IMPORTANT: If any of the LEDs DO NOT power as explained, refer to the System Administrator’s
Guide (provided on CD) for troubleshooting information.