Panasonic KX-TDE100 User manual

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OnSIP ( Junction Networks) SIP Trunks
Configuration Guide
PBX Platform: KX-TDE/NCP

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Overview
This document describes the configuration procedures required for the KX-TDE100/200/600 and
NCP500/1000 to make full use of the capabilities of OnSIP SIP Trunks Services.
The SIP trunks services of the TDE/NCP PBX are provided through virtual CO line cards (V-
SIPGW16) which are designed to be easily integrated into an Internet Telephony Service
provided by an ITSP (Internet Telephony Service Provider).
This guide describes the specific configuration items for the virtual SIP Gateway card in addition
to the PBX basic configuration related to SIP trunks functionality. It also describes basic Network
configuration to familiarize dealers with the network setup. It does not describe the purpose and
use of all configuration options on the virtual SIP Gateway card. For those details, see the KX-
NCP500/1000 and KX-TDE100/200/600 Programming Manual for Virtual SIP CO Line Card and
the KX-TDE100/200/600 and KX-NCP500/1000 Manuals available from Panasonic reseller
website.
DSP card and Activation keys
The PBX has to be equipped with a DSP card in order to provide
communication between the TDM side of the PBX and the SIP trunks.
Activation keys for SIP-Trunks has to be installed in the PBX to provide the
SIP-trunks functionality
To check the number of activation keys installed into the PBX and add new licenses
please refer to Page 12 in this guide

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Architecture Overview
The following diagram illustrates simple VOIP networks connecting the TDE/NCP PBX:
The Case of OnSIP Setup: OnSIP will provide its services over the Public Internet
MPR IP Address 192.168.0.101
VOIP IP Address 192.168.0.102
Default GW 192.168.0.1
Sip.onsip.com

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Basic V-SIPGW16 Settings for OnSIP Trunks
1-Install the PBX Maintenance console into your PC
The maintenance console should be available to certified dealers; Dealers can get the
latest version of the UPCMC from www.psnareseller.com (UPCMC version 7.2.1.0
or higher)
2- Connect to the PBX
oStart the UPCMC
oClick Connect and choose the method of connection using either LAN , RS-
232, or Modem to Connect to your PBX for interactive configuration
** We will be using the LAN method throughout this guide**
Provide the IP address of the MPR card and the password of the INSTALLER Level

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oGo to 1-Configuration, 1-Slot, move your mouse over the MPR card and
select the card property
Make sure that the default gateway should be the end router LAN IP address
Make sure that you have a valid DSP-VOIP LAN address

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3- Installing V-SIP W16 card
oGo to 1-Configuration, 1-Slot, move your mouse towards the IPCMPR virtual
shelf and click on select shelf
Highlight the V-SIPGW16 card from the cards list in the left side
oDrag the VSIPGW16 card into the trunk portion of the virtual shelf by using
the PC mouse lift button

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oRelease the Mouse lift button and click Yes on the dialogue box
oTake the V-SIPGW16 card OUS in order to be able to enter the following
settings
4-Configuring the VSIP-GW16 card
a- Shelf Property settings: Move the computer mouse over the VSIPGW16 card and
choose Shelf property

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OnSIP SIP Trunks do NOT require additional settings of the shelf property, The
Default settings of the shelf property should be kept for OnSIP SIP trunk
Click Apply and then OK to exit the shelf property settings screen.
b- Card Property settings:
oMove the computer mouse over the VSIPGW16 card and choose Card property
oClick on Common settings
oDNS Server IP address method is Manual
oProvide your ISP DNS serevers IP addresses. (Contact your ISP to obtain DNS IP addresses
if needed)

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oClick Apply and then OK
oClick Cancel on the card property- Virtual SIP gateway screen to exit this screen
c- Port Property settings:
Move the computer mouse over the VSIPGW16 card and choose port property
These addresses are just
sample. Please use your ISP
provided information
OnSIP
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[username].onsip.com

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Basic Channel setup:
Please locate the OnSIP SIP Trunks account details from your OnSIP
account Welcome letter/email....
oMain tab:
According to the standard OnSIP SIP trunk account, we need to configure the Basic Channel Port
as follows:
“Please Note: the information provided below is just a sample, please locate
your account details in your OnSIP welcome letter/email”
1- Port 1 channel attribute = Basic channel
2- Provider name= OnSIP
3- SIP Server Name= “sip.onsip.com ”
4- SIP server port number =5060
5- SIP service Domain = “[username].onsip.com”example :
panasonic.onsip.com where panasonic is Username provided by OnSip
6- Subscriber number = 1234567890 (OnSIP Account DID/BTN)
oAccount tab:
1- user name == ( Please provide your account sip username) example=
panasonic
2- Authentication ID== same asUsername
3- Password == ( Please provide your account Authentication Password, Case
sensitive entry)
oRegister Tab:
Changes from Default settings:
1- Register server address= “[username].onsip.com”example :
panasonic.onsip.com where panasonic is Username provided by OnSip
oNAT Tab:
Same as default
oOption Tab:
Same as default
oCalling Party tab:
Same as default
oCalled party Tab:
Same as default

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oVoice/Fax Tab:
Changes from Default settings:
1- 1st Codec Priority = G.711u
2- 2nd Codec Priority = G.729a
3- 3rd Codec Prioirty = G.711a
oRTP/RTCP Tab:
Same as default
oT.38, T.38 Option
Same as default
oDSP
Same as default
oSupplementry services:
Changes from Default settings:
1- CNIP (Receive) = Yes ( All Channels, Basic and Additional)
Additional DID’s
Please set the channel attribute for number of ports depending on the number of
active SIP lines as”additonal channel for channel 1”
For example ,if there are 3 Simultaneous calls can be received on this trunk, the
number of V-SIPGW ports to be set as an”additonal channel for channel 1”will be
2 ports

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Essential PBX Configuration:
Please locate your DID information in the OnSIP Welcome letter/account Portal
To Assign the DID numbers destinations, Go to 10-3.CO & Incoming CallDID table
SIP trunks Activation keys:
1- The DSP card installed onto the PBX MPR Card has preinstalled number of SIP
trunks activation keys (DSP4 and DSP16 have 4 IP trunks and DSP64 has 16 IP
trunks)
2- To obtain additional activation keys, you need to purchase the appropriate
activation key codes (For IP Trunks) and access the Key Management System. You
can download the activation keys as an activation key file from the Key
Management System. To download the activation keys, enter the MPR ID number
shown on the IPCMPR Card in the PBX, and activation key number and registration
ID provided on each activation key code.
3- To check the Number of Activation Keys Installed into your system
Go to 1- Configuration, 1-Slot, click on Activation Keys (Top of the PBX image)
Minimum System Software requirements:
UPCMC V7.2.1.0 or higher
NCP V5.0002 or higher
TDE 100/200 V5.0002 or higher
TDE600 V5.0002 or higher
onsip

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Useful Hints:
1- Update your system software once the update is available through the Dealer
website to make use of added features and improved functionality
2- Update your PCMC (Maintenance Tool) with the latest version available on the BTS
website and through Panasonic Tech support department
3- Back up your configuration file with the Good known settings
4- Consult with your network administrator prior to installation to guarantee a smooth
setup for your system over the existing network
Important Notes:
1- Fax and Modem communication:
Fax or Modem communication require additional POTS or PSTN lines to be connected to
the Panasonic PBX in order to provide service reliability . Most of OnSIP VOIP services are
provided over Best Effort internet which can adversely affects Fax /Modem Transactions
that are time sensitive and depend on accurate Tone detection for successful operation.
2- E911 :
Please Work Closely with OnSIP team to ensure that E911 service is configured and tested
properly
3- Outgoing CLIP
OnSIP user can set the caller ID in the settings for the Trunking user in the admin portal
and it will send a customer specified DID as the CNUM.
4- Call Forwarding to PSTN
Incoming Number CID will not be transmitted to the final destination.