Samsung DCS-VIP User manual

SAMSUNG
DCS-VIP
INTERNET
KEYPHONE
QUICK GUIDE
TO
INSTALLATION &
CONFIGURATION

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Intended Use
This apparatus provides a number of Samsung proprietary digital extensions, analogue exten-
sions, 10/100 Base-T LAN connections, an integral Router and an integral CTI Telephony
Server. It is intended to connect only to ISDN Basic Rate circuits provided by a public net-
work operator. The apparatus is mains powered.
It is not intended for any other use. Please read the provided user instructions carefully.

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ContentsContents
1 Introduction.......................................................................................................................1
About This Guide ...................................................................................................................1
Before You Start .....................................................................................................................1
Information Required ..............................................................................................................1
Product Specifications ............................................................................................................2
Environmental Requirements ..................................................................................................3
2 Installing Your DCS-VIP ................................................................................................4
Grounding the VIP Router .......................................................................................................4
Connecting the ISDN Line(s) ...................................................................................................5
Connecting a PC or Hub .........................................................................................................5
Connecting Digital or Analogue Telephones.............................................................................6
Connecting the Power Cord ....................................................................................................6
Connecting an Expansion Unit ................................................................................................7
3 Configuring Your DCS-VIP ..........................................................................................8
Switching On the System ........................................................................................................8
Clearing the Memory ..............................................................................................................8
Connecting to the Web Management Screen ...........................................................................8
Running the Wizard Setup ......................................................................................................9
Configuring the Keyphone Functions........................................................................................ 10
Configuring the Router Functions ............................................................................................ 13
Configuring the VoIP Functions.............................................................................................. 16
Changing the System IP Address .......................................................................................... 19
4 Saving System Configuration Information ..........................................................20
5 Restoring System Configuration Information .....................................................22
Restoring Router Configuration Information from Flash Memory ............................................... 22
Restoring Configuration Information from PC Hard Disk ........................................................... 23
6 DCS-VIP Remote Programming ..............................................................................25
Assumptions.......................................................................................................................... 25
Remote Programming Procedure on Slave Site ..................................................................... 25
Remote Programming Procedure on Master Site .................................................................... 27
Appendix: Installing & Programming Voice Over IP (VoIP)
on the DCS-VIP ..................................................................................................................30

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11 IntroductionIntroduction
About This GuideAbout This Guide
This guide provides the basic information required for installing the DCS-VIP router (called sim-
ply the DCS-VIP) and connecting to your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for Internet navigation.
You should refer to the Samsung DCS-VIP User Guide for detailed specifications of the DCS-VIP,
including the names and functions of components, how to use the system and how to solve
problems.
Before You StartBefore You Start
Before installing and setting up the DCS-VIP:
lCall your ISDN service provider and apply for an ISDN BRI line (ISDN 2).
lYou should have a network card installed in the PC to be connected to the DCS-VIP Ethernet
port. Check that the TCP/IP protocol is also installed.
lIf you want to connect network equipment such as a hub or router to the Ethernet port of
the DCS-VIP, you will need a category-5 crossover cable.
WARNING
DCS-VIP is a network routing device and will make a telephone call in response to a valid
request from a client PC; for example, from an email program running on that PC. This
can result in significant telephone traffic and higher than expected bills. It is the respon-
sibility of the user to ensure that PCs on the network are configured appropriately. Sam-
sung cannot accept responsibility for issues arising from inappropriate network configu-
ration. Contact your dealer if you require more information.
InformationInformation RequiredRequired
To set up the DCS-VIP system you will need the following information.
lThe IP address and subnet mask of your PC
lThe IP address and subnet mask of the DCS-VIP
lThe ISDN phone number of your ISP
lThe Account ID name (host name) and password of your ISP account
lThe DNS Server IP addresses of your ISP

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Product SpecificationsProduct Specifications
Hardware Specifications
Router Module Motorola MC68EN360
CPU Keyphone Module Motorola MC68EN302
Router Module 16MbDRAM
2MbFlash
Memory Keyphone Module 8MbDRAM
2MbFlash
Main System
2 ISDN BRI Interfaces : S/T type
1 VoIP port : RJ-45
1 SIO port : RJ-45
7Ethernet ports : 10/100Base-T, RJ-45
1 Ethernet port: 10Base-T
6 Digital Phone ports : RJ-11
4 Analogue Phone ports : RJ-11
1 Expansion port : RS-232C
1 BATT port
1 MOH port
Port Interface
Expansion System
2 ISDN BRI Interfaces : S/T type
8 Ethernet ports : 10/100Base-T, RJ-45
2 Digital Phone ports : RJ-11
4 Hybrid ports : RJ-11
4 Analogue Phone ports : RJ-11
1 Expansion port : RS-232C
Dimensions 426.79(W) x 278.4(D) x 49.9(H) (mm)
Router Software Specifications
Routing IP (Static Routing)
IPX (SAP, WAN)
WAN Service PPP, ML-PPP
Management SNMP, Web based, Telnet
Security PAP, CHAP, Caller ID, Callback, Filtering (Access List)
Compression Stac LZS, Predictor
Option NAT (Network Address Translation), DHCP Server, DHCP Relay
Agent, Bandwidth on demand, Dial on demand
Keyphone Software Specifications
System Features Attendant Group, Barge-in, Call Waiting, Class Of Service, Conference, In Group/Out of Group, Least Cost Routing, Music
On Hold, Page, SMDR, Call Transfer
Station Features Alarm Reminder, Answer Mode, Boss/Secretary, Call Forward- ing, Hold, Camp-on, Do Not Disturb, Message Waiting, Redial,
Speaker Phone, Speed Dial, Trunk Callback
Optional Features CTI, ISDN AOC, ISDN COLP/COLR, ISDN DDI, ISDN MSN,
ISDN Sub-address, Voice Mail System

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VoIP Software Specifications
Basic Features Incoming Call, Outgoing Call, Call Forward, Call Transfer,
Call Wait, Redial
System Features Set µ/A-Law, Translation Tel No. to IP Address, Web-based
Management
VoIP Features Trunk Account, IP Conversion Table, Remote Download
Environmental RequirementsEnvironmental Requirements
lInput Voltage : 120-240 VAC (Free Volt)
lFrequency : 50–60Hz
lPower Consumption : 70 Watts
lOperating Temperature : 0°C –40°C
lRelative Humidity : 10% –90% (Non-condensing)
Caution
When installing the DCS-VIP main router you must ensure a free space of at least
100mm above the unit.

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22 Installing Your DCSInstalling Your DCS--VIPVIP
Refer to the following network connection diagram, and then connect each cable to the appro-
priate port on the rear panel of the DCS-VIP as described.
¶Grounding the VIP Router
The DCS-VIP base unit is provided with a third-wire AC ground through the power cord, which is
adequate for most applications. However, if it is suspected that there is a problem with the
ground provided at the AC outlet, or local codes require a solid earth ground to be connected to
the router, the existing third-wire ground must be disconnected and a new ground connected to
the grounding lug on the rear of the unit (see illustration below). Contact your dealer or Techni-
cal Support for advice and read the ‘Warning’ notice below.
Failure to provide an adequate ground may cause unpredictable operation or even cir-
cuit failure.
Warning
Unplug the power cord from the AC outlet before attempting to connect a new ground.
Hazardous voltage may cause death or injury. Observe extreme caution when working with
AC power.
Power
PC
Internet Service Provider
Internet
ISDN connection box
Analogue Phone
Digital Phone
PC
DCS-VIP router
Ethernet hub
Power

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·Connecting the ISDN Line(s)
1. Connect the ISDN cable to the port labelled ‘BRI1’on the rear panel of the DCS-VIP.
2. Connect the other end of the ISDN cable to the ISDN connection box.
3. If a second ISDN line is required, connect the second ISDN cable to the port labelled ‘BRI2’
on the rear panel of the DCS-VIP, and connect the other end to the ISDN connection box.
¸Connecting a PC or Hub
Connecting a PCConnecting a PC
There are eight Ethernet ports on the rear panel of the DCS-VIP. You can connect a PC to each
Ethernet port (a maximum of eight PCs).
1. Connect an Ethernet cable to any of the Ethernet ports on the rear panel of the DCS-VIP.
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the connector on your PC.
Connecting a HubConnecting a Hub
If you want to set up the network for more users, you can extend the number of ports by con-
necting another hub, switch or router.
ISDN connection box
ISDN cable
DCS-VIP router

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1. Connect an Ethernet crossover cable (not included) to any of the Ethernet ports on the rear
panel of the DCS-VIP.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to an available port on your Ethernet hub, switch or
router.
¹Connecting Digital or Analogue Telephones
You can connect a digital telephone to aDLI port on the rear panel of your DCS-VIP, and you
can connect an analogue telephone to anSLI port.
1. Connect the telephone cable to the port labelled DLI or SLI on the rear panel of your DCS-
VIP.
2. Connect the other end of the telephone cable to an RJ-11 port on your digital or analogue
telephone.
Note
1. Cables with RJ-11 connectors at each end for use with DCS keyphones are available from your dealer.
2. If a category 5 patch panel is to be used, a suitable RJ-11 to RJ-45 converter cable is required.
3. A single line telephone may require a connector with a ringing capacitor fitted. These are available from
your dealer.
ºConnecting the Power Cord
When all of the cable connections to the DCS-VIP system are done, connect the provided power
cord as follows.
1. Connect the power cord to the power input connector on the rear panel of the DCS-VIP.
2. Connect the other end of the power cord to the electrical outlet.
DCS-VIP router
Digital phone
Analogue phone
DCS-VIP router

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»Connecting an Expansion Unit
An optional expansion unit can be connected with the main unit if there are more PCs or tele-
phones to connect to the DCS-VIP than the main unit can handle. The expansion unit provides a
further two ISDN circuits and a further 10 voice ports.
Caution
When installing a DCS-VIP expansion unit, it should be installed BELOW the main
router unit.
Two cables are supplied to connect an expansion unit:
lA short hub cable which connects an Ethernet port on the rear of the DCS-VIP to an
Ethernet port on the rear of the expansion unit.
lA power and data cable which connects both units via the multiway expansion connectors.

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33 Configuring Your DCSConfiguring Your DCS--VIPVIP
After installing the DCS-VIP system, switch it on. Using a PC, run a web browser and connect to
the default system IP address. Run the Wizard Setup on the startup screen of the DCS-VIP to
easily and quickly configure the system. (When configuration is complete, you must save the in-
formation in system flash memory and on the PC’s hard disk. This is described in section 4.)
¶Switching On the System
Switch on the system by pressing the power on/off switch on the rear panel of the DCS-VIP. The
‘Run’ LED lights green and the system performs a start-up routine. When completed, the Run
LED flashes.
·Clearing the Memory
Using a digital keyset, program MMC 811 (Reset System) to reset and clear the system memory
via theCLEAR MEMORY option (see the Samsung DCS-VIP Internet Keyphone Programming Man-
ual for details).
¸Connecting to the Web Management Screen
The factory default IP address of the DCS-VIP is "1.1.1.1". To set up the DCS-VIP system, run
the web browser (Internet Explorer 5.0 or later, or Netscape Navigator 4.5 or later, is recom-
mended) and connect to this default IP address.
1. To reset the IP address, subnet mask and gateway of the PC to be used for setting up the
DCS-VIP system, double click the Network icon in the Windows Control Panel. Set each
of the following properties.
lIP address : 1.1.1.2
lSubnet mask : 255.0.0.0
lGateway : 1.1.1.1
Note
Ensure that the TCP/IP protocol is installed in the PC.
DCS-VIP router

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2. Reboot the system and run the web browser.
3. Make a connection to the DCS-VIP system with IP address "1.1.1.1".
4. Enter the default User Name ‘guest’ and Password ‘samsung’.
The web-based management screen for the DCS-VIP appears.
¹Running the Wizard Setup
By running the Wizard Setup, you can easily and quickly configure the DCS-VIP system.

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Configuring the Keyphone Functions
Click the WIZARD SETUP—>KEYPHONE SETUP option. In the Keyphone Setup Wizard you
can set basic information,such as country of installation, area code, system date, ISDN option,
etc, necessary for using DCS-VIP keyphone functions.
Setup WizardSetup Wizard 11
On this screen, you can set the country where the DCS-VIP is installed (e.g. UK).
Set the country by clicking the dropdown button of the Country parameter. (If you set the
wrong country, the system may not operate normally because system standards between coun-
tries are different.) Click the Next button.
Note
If you change the country, the system data is reinitialised with information for the new country.
Setup WizardSetup Wizard 22
On this screen, you can set the area code, system date and system status.
Set the following parameters.
lArea Code:Enter the code of the area where the DCS-VIP will be installed. (Not used in
UK.)

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lSystem Date:Set the system date and time. The set date and time will be saved in the
system memory.
lSystem Status: Displays system status, such as whether the DCS-VIP system is equipped
with the VoIP function, if an expansion unit is connected, and the trunk line type.
Click the Next button.
ISDISDN OptionN Option
On this screen, you can set the ISDN switch type and ISDN mode.
Set the following parameters.
lSwitch Type: Select the switch type that is used by the local ISDN service provider.
lISDN Mode: Select the mode of the BRI trunk that will be used.
−Normal: Select thedefault user to ring for incoming calls.
−DDI: (P–P protocol) Directly connect an external call toa selected internal user.
−MSN: (P–MP protocol) Allows the use of different numbers for each BRI channel.
Click the Next button.
Trunk RingTrunk Ring
This screen appears only if you set Normal as the ISDN Mode parameter on the ISDN Option
screen. You can set the station number to ring for an incoming call on each trunk line.

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In the Day field, set the station telephone number to ring for incoming calls on each trunk. For
example, to set station 208 to ring for calls on trunk 704, click the dropdown button to the right
of Trunk No. 704 and select 208. Then, click the Next button.
DID DigitDID Digit
This screen appears only if you set DDI as the ISDN Mode parameter on the ISDN Option
screen. You can program a station (or a group) to ring directly from an external incoming tele-
phone call.
Set the following parameters.
lIncoming digit: Enter the DDI digitsto be matched when you want to ring astation di-
rectly from the external network.
lType: Set the type of the station to ring.
−STN: Ring a specified station.
−SGRP: Ring a station group.
−TGRP: Ring a trunk group.
−B: When B is selected, the number of digits shown in the “Delete Count” field will be
deleted and the resultant number matched to an extension, station group, etc.
lDestination: Select the station to ring when you select ‘STN’in the ‘Type’parameter.
lDelete Count: Enter the number of digits to be deleted when you select ‘B’in the ‘Type’pa-
rameter.
Click the Next button.
MSN DigitMSN Digit
This screen appears only if you set MSN as the ISDN Mode parameter on the ISDN Option
screen. You can make a transfer table to use BRI trunks in the MSN (Multiple Subscriber Num-
ber) mode.

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Set the following parameters.
lTel No.: Select the trunk number which will be used in MSN mode.
lMSN Digit: Enter anMSN (up to 12 digits) using the numbers 0–9.
lDestination: Set the station number that will be connected to each MSN
number.
Click the Next button.
Keyphone Configuration ConfirmationKeyphone Configuration Confirmation
The keyphone function configuration now appears on the Configuration Confirm screen. Check
the data carefully.
To make any corrections, click on the Prev button to go back to the previous stage, or click one
of the Page1, 2 or 3 buttons to return to that page. If no corrections are needed, click on the
Set button.
Configuring the Router Functions
Click the WIZARD SETUP—> ROUTER SETUP option. In the Router Wizard Setup, you can
configure the LAN and WAN environment necessary for connecting to either the Internet (ISP)
or a remote node using the DCS-VIP.
Router Wizard SetupRouter Wizard Setup -- Setup 1Setup 1
On this screen you can set up the ISP or remote node connection, and the DHCP and ML-PPP
functions.

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Set the following parameters.
lIP Address: Enter the IP address of the router.
lSubnet Mask: Enter the subnet mask of the router.
lConnect To: Select the connection for the DCS-VIP (ISP or Remote Router)
−ISP Connection: Connect to ISP.
−Remote Router Connection: Connect to remote routers such as branches and
headquarters.
lDHCP Server:Choose whether to use the DCS-VIP as a DHCP server.
−Enable: Select to allocate the IP addresses in the PCsconnected to the DCS-VIP.
−Disable: Select not to use the DHCP function. If you select "Disable", the network
administrator should set up network information, including the IP addresses in con-
nected PCs.
lML-PPP (Multilink PPP): ML-PPP is the protocol that combines more than two ISDN B
channels into one PPP (128Kbps). Select "Enable" to use the ML-PPP function.
lNumber of Channels: Select the bandwidth (64K/128K) for the ISDN line. If you select
128K, you are using two different B channels at the same time. Thus, phone charges will be
doubled.
Click the Next button.
Router Wizard SetupRouter Wizard Setup -- Setup 2Setup 2
On this screen you can enter information about the ISP or the remote node to which you are
connecting.
¶¶ For ISP ConnectionFor ISP Connection
If you chose ISP for the Connect To parameter on the Router Wizard Setup -Setup 1 screen,
the following parameters will be displayed.

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Set the following parameters.
lISP Phone Number:Enter the ISP phone number.
lISP Login Name: Enter the ISP login name.
lISP Password: Enter the ISP login password.
lWAN IP Address:This option defaults to value “0.0.0.0” which is suitable for most users.
lWAN Subnet Mask:This option defaults to value “0.0.0.0” which is suitable for most users.
Click the Next button.
Note
Contact your ISP if you do not have this information.
·· For Remote Router ConnectionFor Remote Router Connection
If you chose Remote Router for the Connect To parameter on the Router Wizard Setup -Setup
1 screen, the following parameters will be displayed.
Note
The following is included for your information. For a more detailed example of remote programming, refer to
section 6, DCS-VIP Remote Programming.