Multitech CallFinder CF100FX2 User manual

CallFinder® CDMA & GSM
Cellular Gateways
Configuration Guide for
Inter-Operation between
CallFinder Cellular Gateways and
AltiGen IP Phone System

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CallFinder CF100FX2 Configuration Guide
Inter-Operation with AltiGen IP Phone System
PN S000449A, Version A
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Introduction
Multi-Tech CallFinder® Cellular Gateway is an ideal solution for
•Reducing cellular telecom costs
•Cellular wireless communication backup
•Primary voice network for remote locations or temporary work sites
The gateway is connected to an analog trunk port on the AltiGen IP phone system. The user simply dials the
desired cell phone number and the phone system’s routing table will hand off the call to the port connected to the
CallFinder. From there, the CallFinder will route the call over the wireless network.
The CallFinder also provides an affordable back-up communication network during times of emergency. In the
case of a PSTN failure, it will bridge the AltiGen IP phone system to the cellular network providing an alternate
route. In a disaster situation, it will even establish critical communication, including emergency 911 service.
In addition, the CallFinder gateway provides a fast, easy fixed line alternative for small offices, SOHO environments
or other remote locations. Simply connect an analog phone to the gateway and the user can make affordable
cellular calls over the GSM network. There is no need for fixed wiring, making it an ideal solution to any
environment where a fixed line is not readily available, such as mobile centers or retail kiosks.
Network Topology
There are two models of CallFinder Cellular Gateways:
1. GSM Model – CF100FX2-G
2. CDMA Model – CF100FX2-C
The focus of this document is to provide set-up and configuration instructions to support a MobileExt call from
AltiServ to a cellular phone network.
Physical Topology
Requirements
AltiServ:
Software – AltiWare 5.1 Update1 and AltiWare 5.0A with Update 4 or above. AltiWare 5.1 support dynamic
trunk sharing for MobileExt operation while AltiWare 5.0A requires dedicated trunk channels to support MobileExt.
Hardware – Triton or MAX1000 analog trunk port for Multi-Tech CF100FX2-G (GSM one port) and CF100FX2-C
(CDMA one port)
CallFinder:
Software – CallFinder Version 3.00 for GSM and 2.06 for CDMA

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Setting Up CallFinder Hardware
Please follow the steps documented in Multi-Tech’s CallFinder Quick Start Guide or CallFinder User Guide to
connect the following:
1. SIM Card, if using GSM service
2. Antenna
3. Power
4. FXS port using RJ11 cable to FXS port and AltiServ analog trunk port
If you are using CDMA service, you need to set the VOICE/DATA switch to the DATA position (for activation)
before connecting the power cord. In DATA mode, the CDMA CallFinder can respond to generic AT commands
needed for activation with your service provider. It must later (after activation) be switched to VOICE mode for
configuration with Multi-Tech specific AT commands and for general operation.
To Configure CallFinder
1. Connect the DB9 cable between the CallFinder and a computer. If your computer has no serial ports but
has only USB ports, you must obtain a USB2.0-to-Serial adapter (“dongle”) for use between the serial cable
and your computer’s USB port. This USB2.0-to-Serial adapter must have a male end to attach to the DB9
cable.
2. Establish a HyperTerminal “connection” to the CallFinder by following the steps in the CallFinder User
Guide.
3. To activate CDMA service, enter the required AT commands for different service providers. (Follow the
steps in the CallFinder User Guide.)
4. To prepare the CF100FX2 for AltiGen analog trunk port, enter the following AT commands:
AT>CID=1 (enable Caller-ID)
AT>CID? (query the parameter and confirm CID is set accordingly)
AT>HFX=2 (enable FXS loop-break disconnect when Cellular side hangs up)
AT>HFX? (query the disconnect setting and confirm it is set accordingly)
AT>FX? (query the Port parameter and confirm it is set to FXS port, default setting)

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Configuring AltiServ
1. Use the default analog trunk port setting to connect to the CallFinder Cellular Gateway.
•Interface: Loop Start
•Impedance: 600 ohm
•Incoming Ring: Single Ring
•Caller ID Receiving: FSK
•Dial Tone Detection: Enabled
•Disconnect Supervisor: Loop break 600ms
Note: If you plan to use CallFinder as a regular trunk line, you may assign a trunk access code to the trunk
port for making an outbound call through a cell phone network. To empower cell phone users with PBX call
control functions, Hold/Transfer/Conference/Get Dial Tone…, you need to set up the following Mobile
Extension configuration.
2. In the Board Configuration Window, click the Board Configuration button. The following screen appears.
3. Click Add/Remove Mobile-trunks button. The following screen appears.
4. Select the trunk port that connects to the CallFinder and add it to the Mobile-Trunk Member List.
5. Stop and restart the switching service, if MobileExt virtual board was not configured in the system.

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6. After system startup, double-click on the MobileExt virtual board and channel group to see the Mobile
Extension Board Configuration.
7. Check both Use * to Simulate “FLASH” and Use ** to Disconnect and then Get Dial Tone options.

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To set up a mobile extension
1. Open the Extension Configuration window.
2. To assign an extension to a mobile extension port, select a virtual extension and change it to a physical
extension.
3. By clicking the Next or Prev button in the Location panel, select the MobileExt Logical Board ID and
Logical Channel ID for this extension, then click Apply. The new location is displayed in the Extension
View window. With the extension selected, click the Line Properties button to configure the mobile PSTN
number and other options for this mobile extension.