NiceUC NC-AD300E User manual

NC-AD300E
PbX
User Manual

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Foreword
The purpose of this manual is to supply operating, set up and configure with the
information needed to properly and quickly set up and configure the NiceUC's PBX
NC-AD300E .
We had made every effort to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate
and adequate.
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Contents
Foreword........................................................................................................................... - 2 -
Contents.............................................................................................................................- 2 -
Chapter 1 Overview.......................................................................................................- 5 -
1.1 Brief introduction....................................................................................................... - 5 -
1.2 Main specialfication....................................................................................................- 5 -
Chapter 2 Hardware construction................................................................................- 5 -
2.1 Structure overview......................................................................................................- 5 -
2.2 Interface description...................................................................................................- 6 -
2.3 Hardware specification...............................................................................................- 8 -
Chapter 3 Installing Equipment...................................................................................- 9 -
3.1 Pre-installation preparation.......................................................................................- 9 -
3.1.1 DeviceAccessories..............................................................................................- 9 -
3.1.2 tools..................................................................................................................... - 9 -
3.1.3 Cable................................................................................................................... - 9 -
3.1.4 Enviroment....................................................................................................... - 11 -
3.2 setup step................................................................................................................... - 13 -
3.3 Notes...........................................................................................................................- 13 -
Chapter 4 Basic configure...........................................................................................- 13 -
4.1 Terminal connection................................................................................................. - 14 -
4.2 Command States.......................................................................................................- 15 -
4.2.1 Boot states.........................................................................................................- 15 -
4.2.2 Runing state......................................................................................................- 15 -
4.2.3 from the boot state to running state...............................................................- 15 -
4.3 Startup Parameters...................................................................................................- 15 -
4.3.1 Check boot parameters....................................................................................- 15 -
4.3.2 modify the boot parameters............................................................................- 16 -
4.4 Device IPAddress......................................................................................................- 17 -
4.4.1 View IPaddress................................................................................................- 17 -
4.4.2 modify the IPaddress...................................................................................... - 19 -
Chapter 5. Software configuration................................................................................- 20 -
5.1 tools............................................................................................................................- 20 -
5.1.1 Connect device..................................................................................................- 21 -
5.1.2 Disconnect.........................................................................................................- 21 -
5.1.3 Read device parameters.................................................................................. - 21 -
5.1.4 Write device parameters................................................................................. - 22 -
5.1.5 Load Parameters..............................................................................................- 22 -
5.1.6 Export Parameters...........................................................................................- 22 -
5.1.7 Reset Device......................................................................................................- 22 -
5.2 Operation configuration...........................................................................................- 23 -
5.2.1 DSPfunction.....................................................................................................- 23 -
5.2.2 Telnet service....................................................................................................- 23 -
5.2.3 Login User........................................................................................................ - 23 -

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5.2.4 E1 Configuration..............................................................................................- 24 -
5.2.4.1 Clock Source..........................................................................................- 24 -
5.2.4.2 PCM property....................................................................................... - 25 -
5.2.4.3 SS7 Signaling.........................................................................................- 28 -
5.2.4.4 V5.2 signaling........................................................................................ - 29 -
5.2.5Analog Line Configuration..............................................................................- 30 -
5.2.5.1 Line Type settings..................................................................................- 30 -
5.2.5.2Analog Signal Set.................................................................................. - 31 -
5.2.5.3 Call Detection Settings..........................................................................- 32 -
5.2.5.4 Line Volume Set.................................................................................... - 32 -
5.2.6
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6Call control....................................................................................................- 33 -
5.2.6
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6.1 Length Rules........................................................................................- 33 -
5.2.6
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6.2 Routing Rule........................................................................................- 34 -
5.2.6
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6.3 Groups..................................................................................................- 42 -
5.3 Function Deployment............................................................................................... - 43 -
5.3.1 Ringback Tone settings....................................................................................- 43 -
5.3.2 Ring Duration time set.................................................................................... - 43 -
5.3.3 Automatic recording settings.......................................................................... - 43 -
5.3.4 Subsriber line Number Configuration...........................................................- 44 -
5.3.5 User Password Configuration.........................................................................- 44 -
5.3.6 Call permissions...............................................................................................- 44 -
5.3.7 Hot number...................................................................................................... - 45 -
5.3.8 Call Forward Settings......................................................................................- 45 -
5.3.9 Do Not Disturb Setting....................................................................................- 45 -
5.3.10 Number Convert............................................................................................ - 46 -
5.3.11 login account setting.......................................................................................- 46 -
5.3.12 Multi-routing backup.................................................................................... - 46 -
Chapter 6 Calling detail records....................................................................................- 47 -
6.1 txt format...................................................................................................................- 49 -
6.2 Database format........................................................................................................- 49 -
Chapter 7. Debug monitor............................................................................................. - 50 -
7.1 Initialization Information.........................................................................................- 50 -
7.2 Equipment Command.............................................................................................. - 51 -
7.3 calling trace............................................................................................................... - 53 -
7.4 E1 monitor.................................................................................................................- 53 -
Appendix 1. The use of Hyper Terminal.......................................................................- 56 -
Appendix 2. To establish FTP services..........................................................................- 58 -
Appendix 3. Recording tone and load to PBX..............................................................- 59 -
Appendix 4. Equipment software upgrades................................................................. - 61 -
Appendix 5. Equipment software upgrades................................................................. - 62 -
Appendix6.SS7signaling messages introduction.......................................................... - 63 -

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Chapter 1 Overview
1.1
Brief introduction
NC-AD300E , a small-capacity and multi-functional PBX, which is designed by Nice
communication company.it provide E1/T1,FXO,FXS interface,and can bring a new generation of
IP-based voice network to connect to the traditional trunk device, such as public switched
telephone network (PSTN) of the end office or tandem Bureau, or the enterprise's a small switch
(PBX). NC-AD300E PBX has its powerful signaling protocol handling and exchanging capability,
supporting most CTI functions like voice, meeting etc.
1.2 Main specialfication
* Media transfer between PSTN and IP network.
* Multi router、inter-office management, Intelligent router distribute and telephone traffic
sharing
* CDR output support TCP or UDP
* Grouping switching management, have PBX function like:
* Pre-recording voice attendance
* Busy call transfer
* Pre-set call transfer
* Do not disturb function
* Limit extension call out with account and password
* Caller ID display
* Add or cut prefix of dial number
* Voice recording (Optional)
* Meeting function (Optional)
* Provide CTILink API interface for user program control
Chapter 2 Hardware construction
2.1 Structure overview
AD300E divided into three parts: Power,master control exchange,line module. The major
job for the Power is to complete AC Power Supply. Then master control change complete system
control and management,while line module provide all kinds of function interface.

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Internal structure of the diagram is as fllows:
Back interface
Front indicator parts
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AD300E can set up two kinds of modules: FXO and FXS card, each card has four lines. The
maxium of a single device can be set up eghit cards, totally 32 lines.the sequence of FXS\FXO
cards are as shown from (1) to (8), and the number 0 to 31 is the sequence of analog lines.
.
2.2 Interface description
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E1 and T1 currently.
E1 is the ITU-T developed by the European Association of Postal and
Telecommunications (CEPT) digital transmission system named after a group of (ie, PCM30)
standard, from 32 64kbps way through the words of the PCM time-multiplexed to form, its
transmission rate is 2.048Mbps . Usually 30, then road transport of voice and other user
information, the other two telephone channels as the system overhead, transmission
Main
Control
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synchronization code, signaling yards and other ancillary signals. E1 interface of the
physical and electrical characteristics comply with the G.703 standard of CCITT.
PCM sequence as shown:
PCM1 PCM0
TX2 RX2 TX1 RX1
Console and ethernet port :to be used as configure and debugging .with RJ45 connector.
And ethrnet port is a 10/100 Base-T Ethernet interface,support IEEE802.3
Reset button:can be used to reset device.
PCM RJ45 interface switch coax sequence:
RJ45 line sequence 1 2 4 5
BNC line sequence out(ring) inner (tip) out(ring) inner(tip)
RX TX
Analog interface:to connect telephone line,totally eight interfaces from UC1 to UC8.with
RJ45 connector. the sequence as shown:
表2-2-2
interface UC8 UC7
Pin number 1234567812345678
Line number 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27
UC6 UC5
1234567812345678
20 21 22 23 16 17 18 19
UC4 UC3
1234567812345678
12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11
UC2 UC1
1234567812345678
45670123
The front of the device as shown:
Light followed:
Power Eth Run S1 L1 S2 L2
Type
TypeType
Type I
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Power
PowerPower
Power Power status On Off Check the power
Eth
EthEth
Eth Network status On Off Check the cable
Run
RunRun
Run Running status Flicks On/off Check device setup
S1
S1S1
S1 PCM0 sync indicate Off On/flicks Check E1 line connection
L1
L1L1
L1 PCM0 link indicate Off On Check signaling configuration
S2
S2S2
S2 PCM1 sync indicate Off On/flicks Check E1 line connection
L2
L2L2
L2 PCM1 link indicate Off On Check signaling configuration
R
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2.3 Hardware specification
Nice AD-300E with 1U- high chassis, 19 inch width .dimension:480*365*40mm ,very easy to
install in 19-inch cabinet
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C
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FAX
FAXFAX
FAX:FAX Group 3
Chapter 3 Installing Equipment
3.1 Pre-installation preparation
3.1.1 Device Accessories
Accessories list
accessories number unit note
Power line 1 article
console line 1 article
ethernet line 1 article Crossover cable
E1 /T1 line 2 pair RJ45-2 BNC
data CD 1 piece
3.1.2 tools
Essential: Screwdriver, Crystal head pressure pliers,Wire cutter.
Optional:Multimeter,Electric iron,Solder wire,Knife,Needle nose plier,Etc.
3.1.3 Cable
Console line: End of RJ45 crystal head,access device.and the other side of RS232 DB
Female head,then link to computer.
The realationship from console RJ45 to RS232.

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There are two kinds of network cable ,one is Crossover cable the other is straight-through.
If device connect to computer ,please use Crossover cable.If connect to HUB,use Straight-
Through cable.
Network cable at both end of RJ45 line sequence as shown:
cross
cable
straight straight

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E1 line interface of RJ45 as shown:
E1 line ,usually config RJ45 transfer line BNC,if the opposite end of the side is RJ45.You
can DIY it according the fllowing diagram:
3.1.4 Enviroment
a) Power Requirements:
Voltage should be constant, the electric current should be sufficient (to meet the nees OK),
Power can’t have too much clutter and interference.

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Power type UPS or Secondary power supply
Nominal voltage 220VAC -48V DC
Voltage input range 130v~250v normal -48V±15%ensure indicators,
-57V~-40V normal work
b) Grounding Requirements
The engine room must have good grounding,and have separate protected. room of the
lighting protection system should be a separate system. its grounding system and used as a
reference to the power system and protected room is not shared.
c) Temperature and Humidity
To ensure the device work normally and to extend the service life ,engine room needs to
maintain a certain temperature and humidity, If the room humidity is too high for a long period, it
could easily lead to bad insulation or insulation leakage, and also occurs materials, mechanical
properties change in such phenomena as corrosion of metal parts; if the relative humidity is too
low, causing shrinkage of insulating gasket will screw loose, in the dry weather conditions, but
also prone to static electricity, against device electronics; if the temperature is too high will
accelerate the aging process of insulating materials, so that the reliability of the device greatly
reduced, seriously affecting their life.
Temperature Humidity
Transport and
storage
Long-term work
conditions
Short-term work
conditions
Long-term work
conditions
Short-term work
conditions
-20℃~60℃0℃~40℃ -5℃~45℃5%~85% 5%~90%
Description
The engine room temperature and humidity measurement refers to the equipment
rack before and after the failed to protect boards from the floors above 1.5m and 0.4m
from the equipment rack at the front of the measured values.
Short-term work refers to device work conditions, working continuously for less than
24 hours and an annual aggregate of not more than 15 days
d) Others
The major harzard of device running safty is dust, that indoor dust attched to the
body ,leads to electrostatic adsorption, the metal connectors or metal contacts being exposed,
not only will affect the service life, but also easily lead to communication failures. When the
indoor relative humidity low, the easier to produce this electrostatic adsorption. Therefore,
dust needs to be done.
Despite the anti-lightning equipment has done a lot of considerations, but also taken the
necessary design and measures, but the lightning intensity over a certain area, it is still possible to
cause damage to equipment. In order to achieve a better lightning effectsit is recommended users:
Ensure the equipment chassis of protected areas with the protection of ground to maintain

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good contact with the earth
.
To enhance the power of the anti-lighting effect,we can consider the input front-end to join
in the power supply arrester, so that power can be greatly enhanced the ability of
anti-lightning strike. To enhance the power of the anti-lightning effect
For the device itself by the user interface to connect to the outdoor outlet signals, such as
telephone lines, E1/T1 lines, in order to achieve better anti-lightning effect, users may wish to
consider the input of additional signal lines dedicated lightning devices
And need to note that electromagnetic interference, with particular attention to
anti-static. when the observation or the transfer of the demolition of the circuit board, please
contact the circuit board by hand the outer edges to avoid touching the circuit board by hand
directly to components.
3.2 setup step
At frist please install device and fixed , and then connect the power cord, turn the power
switch, observation equipment, lights are normal. To normal, to connect serial cable, network
cable, and configure the operating parameters. Configuration is completed, connecting E1 lines.
E1 line to connect when you should pay attention to the corresponding synchronous receive light,
if the red light, try to connect the TX and RX pairs of words, the red light does not shine can be.
3.3 Notes
A. Ground must have good grounding resistance should be less than 5 ohms, preferably less
than 0.5 ohms.
B. Docking cable, the interface card bits to be solid, appropriate driving force can not fall.
C.Pull line, pay attention to circlip, must not use brute force, may cause damage to cable
connectors.
D. Don’t connect PSTN line to FXS port, otherwise will cause the FXS module damage
Chapter 4 Basic configure
NC-AD300E can be configured by two means.
1.Through the console port to connect terminal or PC running terminal emulation software.

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2.Through Telnet program on the Ethernet.
AD300E
FTP Server
Telnet
Console
terminal
Console
Ehternet
But before use the Telnet,we need to know IP address of the device, and ensure the internet
smoothly.
4.1 Terminal connection
We usually use PC to debugging device,when connecting to device console port,it needs to
running a simulation software on PC, In Windows system, the commonly used "Super Terminal."
you can also use any other terminal software, recommended the use of SecureCRT.
Use of methods about “Super Terminal” can be found inAppendix II or other materials
When use console port,terminal parameter configuration as shown:
Baud rate 115200
Data bits 8
Parity None
Stop bits 1
Flow Control None
Notes: Computer usually have two serial ports,COM1 and COM2,if it’s out withUSB-Serial
port, then may be COM3,COM4,COM5 etc.please confirm the choice of the port is correct
。
。。
。
It can be use Telnet service through Ethernet connection,in Windows system, point “Start” menu
Then choose “Run”,and enter “address of IP” .you can also use other third-party software.such as
Secure CRT. Default of the telnet login name is admin ,password is nice.
Notes:at the same time ,console port and telnet connection only one,when the telnet
Connect ,the Console port will be limited .only when the telnet exit, console port
session can be restored . and through the Ethernet you may connect telnet only
one,if you have connected a telnet. Re-connect will be limited.

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4.2 Command States
There are two status for device, after a normal boot into the running.if the startup was
interrupted, it will enter the Boot Status.
4.2.1 Boot states
When the device starts, if it has been connected to the terminal, you can see the start of the
initialization information.
When the Press any key to stop auto-boot ... are prompted to wait for a few seconds delay,
then press any key can stop the system start up and goes to boot state, and "[Boot]:" prompt will
be shown.
In boot state, the equipment is waiting for the basic parameter change such as network
parameters, boot methods.
4.2.2 Runing state
After start up finished the Equipment will go to running state, the prompt is "->" "In PC
terminal,you can view and modify the equipment operating parameters. Running a large number
of functions under the command will be described later.
Note that all commands are case-sensitive.
4.2.3 from the boot state to running state
In boot state, after the prompt of "[Boot]:" enter "x", the equipment will be loaded from the
Flash started into running state. If the FTP server has been configured, you can also type "@", the
equipment will be start to load the file from FTP server.
4.3 Startup Parameters
4.3.1 Check boot parameters
If in the boot state, "[Boot]:" enter "p"
If in running state, "->" , enter" pboot "
boot parameter as follows:
boot device :at the system boot device name
unit number :0 Number of startup equipment unit

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processor number:0 number of processors
host name:server host name
file name:pbxe.st netloaded at startup from the network file names
inet on ethernet(e):192.168.16.254:FFFFFF00 device itself ipaddress:Subnet Mask
host inet (h):192.168.16.85 FTP host IP address of service
gateway inet (g):192.168.16.1 Ethernet Gateway IP adress
user (u) :ad300e connect FTP service user name
ftp password (pw):nice connect FTP service password
flags (f):0x0 boot parameters
DeviceID :0x0 device ID
4.3.2 modify the boot parameters
If in boot state, "[Boot]:" type "c"
If in running state, "->" type “cboot”
Instructions:
Type the new value directly behind the old value, enter the changes, and then move to the
next one.
Enter ".", Then delete the current content.
Enter "-" then return to the previous row to make changes.
Enter "Ctrl + D", exit change.
Directly press enter, will move to the next one.
boot device: at0 can not be changed
processor number: 0 can not be modified
host name: server can be freely modified
file name: pbxe.st according to the actual file name changes
inet on ethernet (e): 192.168.16.254: FFFFFF00
Modification form must be filled, if not the subnet mask, default taken 255.255.255.0
host inet (h): 192.168.16.85
Upgrade by FTP software to use, usually do not need to modify
gateway inet (g): 192.168.16.1
Intenet using to access the gateway address, depending on the network situation.
user (u): ad300e according to practical situation
ftp password (pw): nice according to practical situation
flags (f): 0x0
Parameter values can be bitwise combination.
0x04 – go to the boot startup state, rather than running state.
0x08 - Quick Start to run state can not enter to boot state.
0x20 - Disable Telnet login account authentication.
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0x80 - load the boot image from tftp.
0x100 - use proxy arp service.
0x200 --
0x400 – load from ftp to boot
0x800 - manually set the MAC address.
0x1000 - start the DHCP service.
0x2000 - use watchdog.
target name (tn): e3 can be freely modified
startup script (s): must be empty
other (o): must be empty
DeviceID: 0x0 can be freely modified
Note that the modification will be effect after re-start up.
4.4 Device IP Address
4.4.1 View IP address
A) ipconfig
Use the ipconfig command to query the device IP address for the primary user. Examples are
as follows
-> Ipconfig
ip = 192.168.16.100: ffff0000
the device IP address "192.168.16.100", the subnet mask for the hexadecimal form converted to
decimal as "255.255.0.0".
B) ifconfig
Use ifconfig command to query the device IP address for the primary user. Examples are as
follows
-> Ifconfig
ip = 192.168.16.100: ffff0000
the device IP address "192.168.16.100", the subnet mask for the hexadecimal form converted to
decimal as "255.255.0.0".
C) ifShow
Use ifShow command to view the device details of network parameters for advanced users.
Examples are as follows
-> IfShow
at (unit number 0):
Flags: (0x8063) UP BROADCAST MULTICAST ARP RUNNING
Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
Internet address: 192.168.6.100
Broadcast address: 192.168.255.255
Netmask 0xffff0000 Subnetmask 0xffff0000
Internet address: 200.0.6.99

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Broadcast address: 200.0.6.255
Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
Ethernet address is 08:00:3 e: a8: 06:64
Metric is 0
Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1500
323677 octets received
213766 octets sent
4596 packets received
4066 packets sent
2387 non-unicast packets received
7 non-unicast packets sent
2209 unicast packets received
4059 unicast packets sent
0 input discards
0 input unknown protocols
0 input errors
0 output errors
0 collisions; 0 dropped
lo (unit number 0):
Flags: (0x8069) UP LOOPBACK MULTICAST ARP RUNNING
Type: SOFTWARE_LOOPBACK
Internet address: 127.0.0.1
Netmask 0xff000000 Subnetmask 0xff000000
Metric is 0
Maximum Transfer Unit size is 32768
0 packets received; 0 packets sent
0 multicast packets received
0 multicast packets sent
0 input errors; 0 output errors
0 collisions; 0 dropped
D) pboot
Use pboot command to view the basic parameters of the device. Examples are as follows
-> Pboot
boot device: at
unit number: 0
processor number: 0
host name: server
file name: pbxe.st
inet on ethernet (e): 192.168.16.254:FFFF0000
host inet (h): 192.168.16.5
user (u):ad300e
ftp password (pw): nice
flags (f): 0x0

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target name (tn): d
DeviceID: 0x0
The above example, "inet on ethernet (e):" is the device behind the IP address, and the
ifconfig command to see to the format, the device IP address "192.168.16.254the subnet mask for
the hexadecimal form of conversion into a decimal to "255.255.0.0".
4.4.2 modify the IP address
A) cboot
Use cboot command to modify the device's IP address, operating process is as follows:
-> Cboot
'.' = Clear field; '-' = go to previous field; ^ D = quit
boot device: at0 Enter
processor number: 0 Enter
host name: server enter
file name: pbxe.st Enter
inet on ethernet (e): 192.168.16.254: FFFF0000 Enter the new IP address + Enter
inet on backplane (b): Enter
host inet (h): 192.168.16.50 Enter
gateway inet (g): 192.168.16.1 Enter
user (u): pbxe Enter
ftp password (pw) (blank = use rsh): nice Enter
flags (f): 0x20 Enter
target name (tn): d Enter
startup script (s): Enter
other (o): Enter
DeviceID: 0x0 Enter
Instructions:
In the current row directly type the new value, press enter to change, and then move to
the next parameter.
Enter ".", Then delete the current content.
Enter "-" and return to the previous row to make changes.
Enter "Ctrl + D", exit changes.
directly press enter, then move to the next one.
IP address format is still IP: subnet mask, for example the IP address need to be changed to
10.1.123.145, subnet mask as 255.255.254.0, then need to type the value as: 10.1.123.145:
FFFFFE00
Note that the modification will be effect after re-start up.
B) ifconfig
Use ifconfig to set IP address can be effective immidiately. Examples are as follows
-> Ifconfig "192.168.16.105: FFFF0000"

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ip set 192.168.16.105: ffff0000 ok
The example set IP address "192.168.16.105", the subnet mask for the hexadecimal form
converted to decimal as "255.255.0.0". ok means modification has been finished
Note: This method modify the IP to take effect immediately, but don’t save, even after reboot
take boot parameter.
Chapter 5. Software configuration
5.1 tools
Run the tools of PbxConfig.exe,the tools looked as below:
Interface divided into four areas,
1.Operation
2.Index
4.result message
3.Parameter
Table of contents
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