NEC Univerge SV9300 User manual

Migration Manual
NWA-088658-001
Issue 1.0

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Additional Information
This page describes the additional information of this manual.
[Regarding the use of VoIPDB blade]
The VoIPDB blade that can be used for SV9300 is as follows.
X:Available -:Not available
VoIPDB blade UNIVERGE SV8300 UNIVERGE SV9300
PZ-64IPLA/PZ-128IPLA X -
PZ-64IPLC-A/PZ-128IPLC-A X X
(For migration)
GPZ-64IPLC-A/GPZ-128IPLC-A X
(For adding blade)
X
(For migration)
GPZ-64IPLD/GPZ-128IPLD - X
NOTE:
When using GPZ-64IPLD/ GPZ-128IPLD (VoIPDB) in the SV9300, the automatic update of
SV9300 VoIPDB Firmware is performed only at the first start-up. Incoming/outgoing call via
VoIPDB is not allowed for about 10 minutes from system start-up until firmware update
completion. When using the VoIPDB except for GPZ-64IPLD/ GPZ-128IPLD, manual update
by PCPro is available.

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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
SV9300 provides a procedure to migrate from an existing SV8300 to SV9300 system.
This manual describes required equipment, conditions, precautions and procedure for the migration.
* This migration procedure is only available on an existing SV8300.
This manual consists of the following chapters.
CHAPTER 1 OUTLINE
This chapter explains the required equipment for migration and also provides conditions and
precautions for system migration.
CHAPTER 2 MIGRATION PROCEDURE
This chapter explains detailed procedure to migrate from an existing SV8300 to SV9300 system.
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UNIVERGE SV9300
MIGRATION MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................... i
CHAPTER 1 OUTLINE..................................................................................................................................... 1
Function Overview........................................................................................................................................ 1
Required Equipment..................................................................................................................................... 2
Migration Conditions..................................................................................................................................... 3
Conditions for Migration from SV8300 to SV9300 System....................................................................... 3
Conditions for Migration of Voice Data for the Voice Response System (VRS) from SV8300 CF
Memory to SV9300 Flash ROM Memory.................................................................................................. 6
CHAPTER 2 MIGRATION PROCEDURE........................................................................................................ 7
For Single Unit Configuration ....................................................................................................................... 7
For Multiple Unit Configuration and Remote Unit System ......................................................................... 11
Procedure to Save Voice Data (CF Memory)............................................................................................. 16
Procedure to Load Voice Data from CPU Built-in Memory (SRAM) .......................................................... 17
Procedure to Load Voice Data from CF Memory ....................................................................................... 18
To Migrate the System Data for the System Speed Dialing (300 Memories) ............................................ 19
For Non-Tenant-Basis Operation ............................................................................................................ 19
For Tenant-Basis Operation .................................................................................................................... 20
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CHAPTER 1 OUTLINE
CHAPTER 1 OUTLINE
Function Overview
SV9300 provides a procedure to migrate from an existing SV8300 to SV9300 system.
The system migration is performed by converting the system data assigned to the exiting SV8300 into
scripts for SV9300, including the phone number information and the setting information for service
features.
To convert the system data from SV8300 to SV9300 for the migration "System Data Conversion Tool"
supplied with SV9300 PCPro is used. For details of the "System Data Conversion Tool", refer to the SV9300
PC Programming Manual.
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Required Equipment
The required equipment for the migration is shown in the table below.
Other equipment is available for SV9300 with a few exceptions. For details, see (12) in ‘Migration
Conditions’. Page 5
Equipment Description Remarks
CHS1UG(S)-xx NOTE 1
CPU Chassis
For SV9300
CHS2UG(D)-xx NOTE 1
Dual CPU Chassis
For SV9300
CC-CP10-A NOTE 1
CPU Blade
For SV9300
－
SV9300 Software Licenses NOTE 2
Several SV9300 Licenses are required
depending on the office conditions.
SV93 PC-PRO
Maintenance Tool (PCPro) for
SV9300
Necessary not only to convert the
system data but also to set SV9300
system data after the conversion.
SV83 PC-PRO
Maintenance Tool (PCPro) for
SV8300
Necessary to store the SV8300 system
data before converting it to SV9300.
NOTE 1: For preventive maintenance of the power supply, replacing the SV8300 chassis with SV9300 chassis is
recommended.
NOTE 2: For the migration of SV8300 TDM blades the Hardware Migration License is required.
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Migration Conditions
Conditions for Migration from SV8300 to SV9300 System
(1) SV8300 system can be migrated to SV9300, regardless of its software version.
However, the required software version is SV8300 R7 or after, if the Voice Response System (VRS)
data is stored in the CPU built-in memory (SRAM) and the VRS data needs to be migrated to
SV9300.
(2) SV9300 CPU blade CC-CP10-A is required for migration.
(3) For the migration of SV8300 TDM blades the Hardware Migration License is required.
(4) The PCPro software for SV9300 and SV8300 is required. SV9300 and SV8300 PCPro can be installed
on the same PC.
- Use SV9300 PCPro to maintain system data after converting to SV9300. SV9300 PCPro is not
available to maintain the SV8300 system data.
- Use SV8300 PCPro to maintain SV8300 system data. SV8300 PCPro is not available to maintain the
SV9300 system data.
(5) When converting system data from SV8300 to SV9300 be sure to save all the SV8300 system data in
advance. Use the “System Data Conversion Tool” supplied with SV9300 PCPro for database
conversion.
The SV8300 system data saved before the conversion cannot be loaded directly to the SV9300
system.
(6) Because the system data below is not subject to the conversion with the System Data Conversion
Tool, manually set the data again after the conversion to SV9300.
SV8300 System Data that are not Subject to Conversion
SV9300 System Data
for Manual Setting
CM03
Log in/Log out of Password Mode
CM03
CME7
Password Level
CME7
CME9
Password
CME9
CM72 Y=0
NOTE
Called Party Number for System Speed Dialing (300
memories)
CM74 Y=0
CM72 Y=1
NOTE
Called Party Name for System Speed Dialing (300
memories): Called Party Name Registration by entering
character codes from PCPro/CAT
CM74 Y=1
CM72 Y=2
NOTE
Called Party Name for System Speed Dialing (300
memories) : Called Party Name Registration by
entering characters from PCPro
CM74 Y=2
CM72 Y=4
NOTE
Called Party Name for System Speed Dialing (300
memories): Called Party Name Registration by entering
character codes from PCPro/CAT (for Russian)
CM74 Y=4
CM74 Y=4
Called Party Name for System Speed Dialing/Station
Speed Dialing: Called Party Name Registration by
entering character codes from PCPro/CAT (for Russian)
CM74 Y=4
CM77 Y=5
Station Name assignment with character
codes from PCPro/CAT (for Russian)
CM77 Y=5
CM9A Y=18
Setting of Soft Key name for each Pattern
Number (for Russian)
CM9A Y=18
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CHAPTER 1 OUTLINE
SV8300 System Data that are not Subject to Conversion
SV9300 System Data
for Manual Setting
CM40 Y=08
RS-232C Data speed
CM40 Y=08
CME6 Y=50
Mobile phone number link up with a Mobility Acces
s station number
CME6 Y=50
CMF6 Y=2
MP-FP command output setting (for realtime mode)
CMF6 Y=2
NOTE: When migrating the system data for the System Speed Dialing (300 memories), see `To
Migrate the System Data for the System Speed Dialing (300 Memories)’. Page 19
(7) Differences between SV8300 and SV9300 system data including initial value changes in some
commands. Such differences are automatically converted by using System Data Conversion Tool.
The converted system data can be confirmed in a report issued from the System Data Conversion
Tool.
(8) The following service settings that have been assigned by users are converted by the System Data
Conversion Tool.
- Station Speed Dialing
- One Touch Key Calling
- Call Forwarding-All Calls
- Call Forwarding-Busy Line
- Call Forwarding-No Answer
- Call Forwarding-Logout
- Elapsed time before Call Forwarding-No Answer for internal call
(9) The following service settings that have been assigned by users are not converted by the System
Data Conversion Tool. Set the data again after conversion to SV9300.
- Timed Reminder (Automatic Wake Up)
- Do Not Disturb
- Message Waiting
- Timed Queue
- Call Answer Preset
- Switching of Multiline Terminal Ringing Tones
- Setting Status for OAI SSFR (Service Set Facility Request)
- Multiline Terminal Display Enhancement for Universal Design
- Dual Ringing
- Message Reminder
- Call Restriction/Room Cutoff
- Busy Out from ACD/UCD group
- Voice Mail Live Record
- Split Call Forwarding-All Calls/Busy Line/No Answer
- Access Code Number Setting in Mobility Access Mode
- Reverse Contrast on the LCD
- Protection Mode for DT700 Series
- Mobility Access Mode
- Mobile Phone Number Link up with a Mobility Access Station Number/Destination of ISDN
Alternative Routing (station basis)
(10) The following data cannot be migrated.
- Outgoing/Incoming Call History
- Billing data
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(11) PS/ZT become unavailable after the system migration.
(12) After migrating the existing system from SV8300 to SV9300, the following equipment used for
SV8300 becomes unavailable.
Equipment Description
Blades/Boards
CC-CP00
CPU Blade
CC-CP01
CPU Blade
CC-CP31
CPU Blade
PZ-64IPLA
64ch VoIP Daughter Board
PZ-128IPLA
128ch VoIP Daughter Board
CD-4CSIB
PS/ZT Interface Blade
Multiline
Terminal
Dterm70 (Elite)
Digital Multiline Terminal
Dterm75 (Series E)
Dterm75 (Series E)
(IP Adapter Type)
IP Multiline Terminal
Application
SV83 PC-Pro
SV8300 Maintenance Tool (PCPro)
(13) Any CF memory used in SV8300 is unavailable in the SV9300 because no CF memory slot is
provided for the SV9300.
If any voice data for Voice Response System (VRS) has been stored in a CF memory, you can use the
voice data as is the case with CF memory by saving the voice data with the SV9300 PCPro and then
loading the voice data on the CPU built-in memory (flash ROM).
(14) The multiple unit configurations cannot be used with the SV8300 and SV9300.
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Conditions for Migration of Voice Data for the Voice Response
System (VRS) from SV8300 CF Memory to SV9300 Flash
ROM Memory
(1) When saving the voice data stored in a CF memory, all the Voice Response System (VRS) channels
(maximum 16 channels) in the CF memory is saved (regardless whether each channel is used or not
to store a message).
(2) Selective saving of a specific message (i. e. a specific channel) from 16 channels in the CF memory is
not allowed.
(3) Do not execute VRS data copy from the CF Memory to CPU Memory (CMEC Y=D>9 on the SV8300
system) while the VRS is activated.
- If the VRS data copy command is entered while any of the services for the VRS or the Speech
synthesis is being activated, the command cannot be executed and results in “WAIT BUSY NOW”.
- Even if any of the services of the VRS or the Speech synthesis is activated, the service will not start
while the VRS data copy command is being executed.
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CHAPTER 2 MIGRATION PROCEDURE
CHAPTER 2 MIGRATION PROCEDURE
This chapter explains the migration procedure for SV8300 Unit Configuration and also describes the
procedure to migrate the system data for System Speed Dialing (300 memories).
* The Required Time indicated for each migration procedure is estimated.
For Single Unit Configuration
Start
Open SV8300 PCPro and connect to the SV8300. [Required Time: About 1 minute]
From the system menu select System Data Save/Load/Verify. Then click Save and select All system data +
All service memory + Registration data by MAC authentication + DBM data (SRAM) to save all system data
in SV8300. (See the SV8300 PC Programming Manual.)
[Required Time: About 15 minutes]
Is billing information stored?
Stored
Collect the billing information using SMDR.
[Required Time: About 20 minutes]
Not stored
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Migrate the voice data recorded to Voice Response System (VRS)?
Migrate
When the CPU built-in memory (SRAM) is
specified as a memory for the VRS
(CM08>896: 1), save the voice data stored in
the SV8300 CPU built-in memory (SRAM).
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
* When saving the voice data, specify the
Office Data Area Name: “Voice data of VRS
(SRAM)” on the [System Data
Save/Load/Verify] menu of SV8300 PCPro.
(Refer to SV8300 PC Programming
Manual.)
NOTE 1: SV8300 R7 or higher is required to
assign an Office Data Area Name.
NOTE 2: When using PCPro with SV8300 R6
or before, specify 82 for the System
Data Area Number, because a
System Data Area Name cannot be
assigned.
Not to migrate
When the CF memory is specified as a
memory for the VRS (CM08>896: 0). Save
the voice data stored in the SV8300 CF
memory.
[Required Time: About 40 minutes]
See ‘Procedure to Save Voice Data (CF
Memory)’ Page 16
Replace the SV8300 CPU Chassis and blade with SV9300 CPU Chassis and blade.
Reconnect bus, RS and network cabling if required. (See the SV9300 System Hardware Manual.)
[Required Time: About 30 minutes]
NOTE 1: For preventive maintenance of the power supply, replacing the SV8300 chassis with SV9300
chassis is recommended.
NOTE 2: After a migration from SV8300 to SV9300, some equipment becomes unavailable. See (12) in
‘Migration Conditions’ for details. Page 5
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Set SV9300 to off-line mode and power on the system. [Required Time: About 1 minute]
[Procedure to set off-line mode]
(1) Set the SENSE switch on the CPU blade to “E” or “F”.
(2) Push the RESET switch on the CPU blade.
Convert the system data file (.syd) saved by SV8300 PCPro into Scripts (including a Scenario) by using
SV9300 System Data Conversion Tool. (See the SV9300 PC Programming Manual.)
[Required Time: About 10 minutes]
[Procedure to convert system data]
(1) Select the system data file.
(2) Confirm the selected file details.
(3) Execute the system data conversion.
(4) Confirm the resulting files.
Open SV9300 PCPro and connect to the system. [Required Time: About 1 minute]
Perform the Software License Authentication and register the SV9300 Software Licenses.
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
NOTE: For the migration of SV8300 TDM blades the Hardware Migration License is required.
Perform the System data memory all clear (CM00>1:CCC) and the SRAM area all clear (CM00>02:CCC).
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
From the [Script] menu of SV9300 PCPro, run the converted script files or scenario. (See the SV9300 PC
Programming Manual.) [Required Time: About 20 minutes]
NOTE 1: After completing all the system data settings system data backup is automatically performed.
NOTE 2: After executing the script file date and time of the PC is set to the SV9300.
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Migrate the voice data recorded to the Voice Response System (VRS)?
Migrate
When the CPU built-in memory (SRAM) is
specified as a memory for the VRS, load the
voice data saved from the SV8300 CPU
built-in memory onto the SV9300 CPU built-in
memory (flash ROM).
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
See ‘Procedure to Load Voice Data from CPU
Built-in Memory (SRAM)’. Page 17
Not to Migrate
When the CF memory is specified as a
memory for the VRS, load the voice data
saved from the SV8300 CF memory onto the
SV9300 CPU built-in memory (flash ROM).
[Required Time: About 25 minutes]
See ‘Procedure to Load Voice Data from CF
Memory’. Page 18
Assign SV8300 system data that is not migrated to SV9300 during system data conversion.
After completing the system data settings, back up the system data (CMEC Y=6>0: 0).
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
NOTE: For details of the system data that is not migrated by the System Data Conversion Tool, see (6) in
‘Migration Conditions’.Page 3
Set SV9300 to on-line mode. [Required Time: About 3 minutes]
[Procedure to set on-line mode]
(1) Set the SENSE switch on the CPU blade to “1”.
Confirm SV9300 system data is migrated correctly. [Required Time: About 60 minutes]
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For Multiple Unit Configuration and Remote
Unit System
Start
Open SV8300 PCPro and connect to the SV8300 Unit 01. [Required Time: About 1 minute]
From the system menu select System Data Save/Load/Verify. Then click Save and select All system data +
All service memory + Registration data by MAC authentication + DBM data (SRAM) to save all system data
in SV8300. (See the SV8300 PC Programming Manual.) [Required Time: About 15 minutes]
Confirm the IP address information and the Unit Number of each of the Units 01-04 and Remote Unit.
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
NOTE: Confirm the IP address information of the maintenance ports and the VoIP ports as below.
- Maintenance port IP address (CM0B Y=0xx>00)
- Maintenance port subnet mask (CM0B Y=0xx>01)
- Maintenance port default gateway (CM0B Y=0xx>02)
- VoIP port IP address (CM0B Y=1xx>00)
- VoIP port subnet mask (CM0B Y=1xx>01)
- VoIP port default gateway (CM0B Y=1xx>02)
- Unit number (CM0B Y=000>90)
xx: Unit Number
Is ‘Failover System’ being used?
Used
Confirm the Unit Number of Secondary Unit
registered to the SV8300 (CM0B Y=001>141)
by using SV8300 PCPro.
[Required Time: About 1 minute]
Not used
Is billing information stored?
Stored
Collect the billing information using SMDR.
[Required Time: About 20 minutes]
Not stored
A
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Migrate the voice data recorded to Voice Response System (VRS)?
Migrate
When the CPU built-in memory (SRAM) is
specified as a memory for the VRS
(CM08>896: 1), save the voice data stored in
the SV8300 CPU built-in memory (SRAM).
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
* When saving the voice data, specify the
Office Data Area Name: “Voice data of VRS
(SRAM)” on the [System Data
Save/Load/Verify] menu of SV8300 PCPro.
(Refer to SV8300 PC Programming
Manual.)
NOTE 1: SV8300 R7 or higher is required to
assign an Office Data Area Name.
NOTE 2: When using PCPro with SV8300 R6
or before, specify 82 for the System
Data Area Number, because a
System Data Area Name cannot be
assigned.
Not to migrate
When the CF memory is specified as a
memory for the VRS (CM08>896: 0). Save
the voice data stored in the SV8300 CF
memory.
[Required Time: About 40 minutes]
See ‘Procedure to Save Voice Data (CF
Memory)’Page 16
Replace the CPU Chassis and blade for each Unit in the SV8300 with SV9300 CPU Chassis and blade.
Reconnect bus, RS and network cabling if required. (See SV9300 System Hardware Manual.)
[Required Time: About 30 minutes/Unit]
NOTE 1: For preventive maintenance of the power supply, replacing the SV8300 chassis with SV9300
chassis is recommended.
NOTE 2: After a migration from SV8300 to SV9300, some equipment becomes unavailable. See (12) in
‘Migration Conditions’ for details. Page 5
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Set SV9300 Unit 01 to off-line mode and power on the system. [Required Time: About 1 minute]
[Procedure to set off-line mode]
(1) Set the SENSE switch on the CPU blade to “E” or “F”.
(2) Push the RESET switch on the CPU blade.
Convert the system data file (.syd) saved by SV8300 PCPro into Scripts (including a Scenario) by using
SV9300 System Data Conversion Tool. (See the SV9300 PC Programming Manual.)
[Required Time: About 10 minutes]
[Procedure to convert system data]
(1) Select the system data file.
(2) Confirm the selected file details.
(3) Execute the system data conversion.
(4) Confirm the resulting files.
Open SV9300 PCPro and connect to the Unit 01. [Required Time: About 1 minute]
Perform the Software License Authentication and register the SV9300 Software Licenses to the Unit 01.
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
NOTE: For the migration of SV8300 TDM blades the Hardware Migration License is required.
Perform the System data memory all clear (CM00>1:CCC) and the SRAM area all clear (CM00>02:CCC)
for the Unit 01. [Required Time: About 5 minutes]
From the [Script] menu of SV9300 PCPro, run the converted script files or scenario. (See the SV9300 PC
Programming Manual.) [Required Time: About 20 minutes]
NOTE 1: After completing all the system data settings system data backup is automatically performed.
NOTE 2: After executing the script file, the executed date and time of the PC is set to SV9300.
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CHAPTER 2 MIGRATION PROCEDURE
Migrate the voice data recorded to the Voice Response System (VRS)?
Migrate
When the CPU built-in memory (SRAM) is
specified as a memory for the VRS, load the
voice data saved from the SV8300 CPU
built-in memory onto the SV9300 CPU built-in
memory (flash ROM).
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
See ‘Procedure to Load Voice Data from CPU
Built-in Memory (SRAM)’. Page 17
Not to migrate
When the CF memory is specified as a
memory for the VRS, load the voice data
saved from the SV8300 CF memory onto the
SV9300 CPU built-in memory (flash ROM).
[Required Time: About 25 minutes]
See ‘Procedure to Load Voice Data from CF
Memory’. Page 18
Assign SV8300 system data that is not migrated to SV9300 during system data conversion.
After completing the system data settings, back up the system data (CMEC Y=6>0: 0).
[Required Time: About 5 minutes]
NOTE: For details of the system data that is not migrated by the System Data Conversion Tool, see (6) in
‘Migration Conditions’.Page 3
Set SV9300 Unit 01 to on-line mode. [Required Time: About 3 minutes]
[Procedure to set on-line mode]
(1) Set the SENSE switch on the CPU blade to “1”.
Turn on the power for each of Units 02-04, and start them up in off-line mode.
[Required Time: About 1 minute/Unit]
[Procedure to set off-line mode]
(1) Set the SENSE switch on the CPU blade to “E” or “F”.
(2) Push the RESET switch on the CPU blade.
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