Vingtor IP DECT 6000 User manual

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QUICK CONFIGURATION GUIDE
IP DECT 6000 System

About this Document
Document Scope
This document is intended for qualied technicians who will install, congure and
maintain the IP DECT 6000 System. The document also provides information
about the web browser-based user interface of the Server 6000 and base
station.
The IP DECT 6000 System comprises the following:
Product Part Number
IP DECT Server 6000 2211000100
IP DECT Base Station 2211000600
Repeater Wall / Repeater Ceiling 2211050100 / 2211050110
IP DECT Alarm Server 2210020000, 2210020002
IP DECT Handsets 2211100501, 2211100502,
2211100505, 2211100506
Before You Begin
This document assumes the following:
● You have a working knowledge of AlphaCom/ACM exchange operations and
the exchange is installed and initialized and is working properly.
● You have a working knowledge of deployment in general.
● A site survey has been conducted and the installer has access to these
plans. The site survey should determine the number of handsets and RF
channels that are needed.
Publication Log
Rev. Date Author Comments
1.0 03-11-2009 HKL Published
1.5 28-01-2011 HKL handsets
1.6 12-3-2012 HKL Rough handsets
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Related Documentation
For further information about the IP DECT 6000 System not covered by this
manual, refer to the following documentation:
Doc. no. Subject Documentation
A100K10652 IP DECT 6000 System IP DECT Installation & Conguration Guide
A100K10676 IP DECT Planning & Deployment IP DECT Deployment Guide on Ships
A100K10677 IP DECT Alarm Server IP DECT Alarm Server Conguration Guide
IP DECT Handset Operation IP DECT Handset User Guides

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Contents
1 IP DECT 6000 System.....................................................................................................4
2 IPDECT6000SystemCongurationExample ............................................................5
2.1 Conguring the Server 6000 .....................................................................................5
2.2 Conguring the Base Station ..................................................................................10
2.3 Registering a Handset ............................................................................................12
2.4 Subscribing an EX Handset ....................................................................................13
2.5 Subscribing a Rough Handset ...............................................................................14
2.6 Subscribing an Ofce Handset ..............................................................................15
2.7 Conguring the Exchange ......................................................................................16
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1 IP DECT 6000 System
A typical IP DECT 6000 System comprises the following components:
●IP DECT Server 6000
● Base Stations
●Repeaters
● Administrative Computer
● Handsets and accessories
The IP DECT Server 6000 communicates with the AlphaCom/ACM
exchange over a LAN (Local Area Network).
IP DECT 6000 System Conguration
Base Station
Repeater
DECT Handset Rough
DECT Handset Office
DECT Handset EX
DECT Handset Rough Bluetooth
DECT Handset Office
DECT Handset EX
Repeater
Repeater
Base Station
Base StationBase StationBase Station Base Station
AlphaCom/ACM Exchange
LAN
PBX / PSTN
SIP Gateway
IP DECT
Server 6000
Administrative
Computer
Intercom
Station
Alarm Server

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2 IPDECT6000SystemCongurationExample
This section describes a step-by-step conguration example of an
IP DECT 6000 System, from conguring the server and base station
to registering and subscribing handsets. The main procedure for
conguring the whole system is as follows:
1. Conguring the Server 6000
2. Conguring the Base Station
3. Registering a Handset
4. Subscribing a Handset
5. Conguring the Exchange
2.1 ConguringtheServer6000
Connecting a Computer to the Server 6000:
The Server 6000 communicates with the computer through a cross-over
patch cable.
1. Connect the cross-over patch cable to the computer.
2. Connect the cross-over patch cable to the Ethernet (ETH) port of the
Server 6000.
Accessing the Server 6000:
In order for your computer to communicate with the Server 6000 it
is necessary to change its Internet Protocol Properties to use the
following:
● IP address: 192.168.0.2
● Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
After the IP properties have been changed, access the Server 6000 by
logging into the web interface using a standard web browser:
1. Open a web browser.
2. In the browser’s Address bar, enter IP address 192.168.0.1 and
press the ENTER key
-The Login page appears.
To log in:
1. In the User name eld, enter admin.
2. In the Password eld, enter ip6000.
3. Click OK.
The Server 6000 home page is displayed.

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GeneralConguration:
1. Click Conguration, and then click General.
2. Click the Use static IP address radio button.
3. In the IP addr eld, enter the IP address of the Server 6000, which in
this example is 10.5.11.50.
- the IP address should be in the same network range as that of the
AlphaCom/ACM exchange
4. In the Netmask eld, enter the network mask, which in this example
is 255.255.255.0.
5. In the Gateway eld, enter the IP address of the default gateway,
which in this example is 10.5.11.1.
6. In the MTU (Maximum Translation Unit) eld, enter the size of the
largest packet that your network protocol can transmit (optional).
7. In the Domain eld, enter the domain name of the system (optional).
8. In the Primary Server and Secondary Server elds, enter the IP

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address of the DNS server (optional).
9. In the Server eld, enter the IP address of the NTP server from
which the system will obtain the current time, which in this example
is 10.5.2.20.
10. From the Time Zone dropdown list, select your time zone.
11. For UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) leave both Enabled and
Broadcast announcements with their default values (optional).
12. Click Save to save your general conguration data.
WirelessServerConguration:
1. Click Conguration, and then click Wireless Server.
2. Check the Subscription allowed checkbox.
3. Uncheck the Autocreate users checkbox.
4. Enter an access code in the System access code eld (optional).
5. Check the Send date and time checkbox.
6. For all the elds under Application interface leave them with their
default values.
7. Click Save.
SIPConguration:
1. Click Conguration, and then click SIP.

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2. In the Local port eld, enter the default local port number, 5060.
3. For the Transport dropdown list, select UDP only.
4. In the Default domain eld, enter the IP address of the AlphaCom/
ACMexchange, which in this example is 10.5.11.99.
5. Uncheck the Register each endpoint on separate port checkbox.
6. Uncheck the Send all messages to current registrar checkbox.
7. For the Registrationexpire(sec) eld, accept the default value,
which in this example is 3600.
8. For the Maxforwards eld, accept the default value, which in this
example is 70.
9. For the SIPtypeofservice(TOS/Diffserv)eld, accept the default
value, which in this example is 96.
10. In the Proxy1 eld, enter the IP address of the exchange.
- The prex sip: will be automatically added to the IP address after
the conguration data has been saved, e.g. sip:10.5.11.99
11. In the Default user eld, accept the default value, which in this
example is someone.
12. For the Default password eld, leave it blank.
13. Uncheck the SendasRTP(rfc2833) checkbox.
14. For the Offered rfc2833 payload type eld, accept the default
value, which in this example is 96.
15. Check the Send as SIP INFO checkbox.
16. For the Toneduration(msec) eld, accept the default value, which
in this example is 270.
17. Uncheck the Enable indication checkbox.
18. Uncheck the Enable subscription checkbox.
19. For the Subscriptionexpire(sec) eld, accept the default value,
which in this example is 3600.
20. From the Packetduration(msec) dropdown list, select 20.
21. For the Mediatypeofservice(TOS/Diffserv) eld, accept the
default value, which in this example is 184.
22. For the Port range start eld, enter the value 61040
23. In the Codec priority dropdown list, select PCMU/8000 as 1st
priority. For the other codec priorities, select None.
24. Check the Require symmetric RTP checkbox.
25. Check the Play on-hold tone checkbox.
26. Check the Display status messages checkbox.
27. Uncheck the ‘#’ key ends overlap dialing checkbox.
28. Click Save.

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Rebooting the Server 6000:
To reboot:
1. Click Administration, and then click Wireless Server.
2. Click Reboot next to Wireless Server Uptime.
)After rebooting, change the IP address of your computer to one that is in the same
LAN range as that of the Server 6000 or set the TCP/IP properties to obtain an IP
address automatically.
2.2 ConguringtheBaseStation
Connecting a Computer to the Base Station:
1. Connect the LAN cable or cross-over patch cable to the PoE switch.
2. Connect the LAN cable or cross-over patch cable to the Ethernet
connector at the bottom of the base station.
3. Connect the PoE switch to the computer.
Accessing the Base Station:
In order for your computer to communicate with the base station it is
necessary to change its Internet Protocol Properties to use the following:
● IP address: 192.168.0.2
● Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
To access the base station, log into the web interface using a standard
web browser.
1. Open a web browser.
2. In the browser’s Address bar, enter IP address 192.168.0.1 and
press the ENTER key.
The Login page is displayed.
To log in:
1. In the User Name eld, enter admin.
2. In the Password eld, enter ip6000.
3. Click OK.
The Base Station main page is displayed.

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GeneralConguration:
1. Click Conguration, and then click General.
2. Click the DHCP assigned radio button.
3. Leave the following elds blank:
-MTU
-Domain
-Primary Server
-Secondary Server
4. For UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) leave both Enabled and
Broadcast announcements with their default values.
5. Click Save.
BaseStationConguration:
To congure the base station:
1. Click Conguration, and then click Base Station.
2. In the Host eld, enter the IP address of the Server 6000, which in
this example is 10.5.11.50.

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3. Click Save and click OK on the next page.
4. Click Reboot to enable the conguration changes.
You will now have to connect the base station to a PoE switch that
is on the same network as the Server 6000 and the AlphaCom/ACM
exchange.
Log into the web interface of the Server 6000 by entering IP address
10.5.11.50 in the address bar of the web browser.
2.3 Registering a Handset
The web interface of the Server 6000 is used to register handsets.
To register a handset:
1. Click Users, and then click List Users.
2. Under User List, click New.
3. In the IPEI eld, enter the IPEI number of the handset, which in this
example is 00077 0931023.
- To view the IPEI number on the Rough handset, press *99984* and
then a
- To view the IPEI number on the Ofce handset, press
Menu > Status > Firmware version
4. In the Access code eld, enter the Authentication Code (optional)
5. In the Standbytexteld, enter a text to be displayed when the
handset is on hook, which in this example is Cher Folly.
6. In the Username/Extension eld, enter a directory number, which in
this example is 4001.
- This should be the same as the directory number registered in the
AlphaCom/ACM exchange.
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8. In the Displayname eld, enter the name to be displayed (caller ID),
which in this example is Cher Folly.
9. In the Authentication user eld, enter a directory number, which in
this example is 4001.
- This number should be the same as that registered in the
AlphaCom/ACM exchange.
10. Leave the Authentication password eld blank.
11. Uncheck the Disabled checkbox.
12. Click Save and then click OK on the next page.
The following will be displayed:
2.4 Subscribing an EX Handset
The subscription procedure of the EX Handset is carried out on the
handset itself.
To subscribe an EX Handset:
1. Press MENU and go to MENU LOGIN.
2. Press a and go to SUBSCRIPTION CREATE to subscribe to a
system.
3. Press a.
- The handset will search for the ARI code of the Server 6000.
4. As soon as the correct ARI code of the Server 6000 appears in the
display, press a.
5. Enter the AC (if required) and press a.
An antenna symbol and the user name will appear on the display to
indicate a successful subscription. If not, the subscription has failed and
the procedure must be repeated.

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2.5 Subscribing a Rough Handset
Before starting the subscription process, register the handset in the IP
DECT server:
1. Select Users > List Users and click New to dene a new user
without entering the IPEI number
After registering all the handsets, the User List may look something like
this :
To subscribe the handset to the system:
1. Turn on the handset
2. Press Menu
3. Scroll to Settings and press Select
4. Scroll to Advanced and press Select
5. Scroll to Login and press Select
6. Scroll to Create login and press Select
7. When the handset’s ARI number appears, press Select
8. Press OK when asked for the AC (Authentication Code)
- AC is normally not required
-Connecting... is displayed as the handset acquires the user ID
from the user list
9. When Connecting...OK is displayed, press OK
10. Press the Back button to return to the main page to check that the
handset is now subscribed to the system

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The List Users page on the DECT server should now automatically
display the IPEI number of the subscribed handset:
2.6 SubscribinganOfceHandset
Before starting the subscription process, register the handset in the IP
DECT server without the IPEI number as for the Rough handset above.
The Auto-subcription feature is used to subscribe an Ofce Handset.
Some systems may require an Authentication Code (AC).
To subscribe the handset to the system:
1. Turn on the handset
2. Press OK to start Auto-subscription
-Connecting... will be displayed
3. When Connecting...OK is displayed, press OK
The handset is now subscribed to the system and the List Users page
on the DECT server should now automatically display the IPEI number of
the subscribed handset.

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2.7 ConguringtheExchange
To congure the AlphaCom/ACM exchange, start the AlphaPro software
tool.
Adding a DECT User/Handset:
1. From the AlphaPro menu bar, click the Users & Stations icon.
2. Select the directory number corresponding to the handset number
that was registered on the Server 6000.
3. Check the SIP Station checkbox.
4. Enter text of your choice in the DisplayText eld.
5. Click OK
UpdatingtheExchange:
Log on to the AlphaCom/ACM exchange.
To update the exchange:
● Click SendAll
Reset the AMC board when the transfer is completed.
You should now be able to use the IP DECT handsets as mobile
intercom stations and make calls to/from any stations connected to the
AlphaCom/ACM exchange.

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