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MCK EXTender 7000, Installation Manual

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Table of Contents

Copyright Information ................................................................................................................................. 3

Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................................ 4

Chapter 1:Introduction ............................................................................... 7

Purpose of this Document .......................................................................................................................... 7

Related Documentation  ..............................................................................................................................7
Naming Conventions  ..................................................................................................................................7

Safety Considerations................................................................................................................................. 8

Service ........................................................................................................................................................8

Specifications .............................................................................................................................................. 9

Regulatory Approvals  .................................................................................................................................9
System Architecture  ...................................................................................................................................9
Memory .......................................................................................................................................................9
WAN Ports ..................................................................................................................................................9

WAN 1 and WAN 2  .................................................................................................................................9
Internal MCK WAN Card  .........................................................................................................................9

Interfaces ..................................................................................................................................................10
Voice Protocols and Services ...................................................................................................................10
Electrical ...................................................................................................................................................10
Mechanical ...............................................................................................................................................10
Environmental ...........................................................................................................................................10

Chapter 2:Connection and Wiring .......................................................... 13

Prerequisites for Installation .................................................................................................................... 14

Network Requirements  .............................................................................................................................14
Space Requirements  ................................................................................................................................14

Supported Telephones.............................................................................................................................. 15

RemoteConneX Phones ...........................................................................................................................15
Avaya Definity ...........................................................................................................................................15
Nortel Meridian  .........................................................................................................................................15
Nortel Norstar  ...........................................................................................................................................15

EXTender Parts for Installation ................................................................................................................ 16

Parts Provided with the EXTender  ...........................................................................................................16
Parts Not Provided with the EXTender .....................................................................................................16
Installation Considerations  .......................................................................................................................16

Mounting and Connections for the EXTender 7000 ............................................................................... 17

Connections to the EXTender 7000  .........................................................................................................17

Telephony Wiring (RJ-21) ......................................................................................................................... 19

Serial Console Connection and Setup..................................................................................................... 20

Required Cable .........................................................................................................................................20
Enhanced Terminal Interface (ETI) Setup  ................................................................................................20

Power-Up .................................................................................................................................................... 22

The Management Interface ....................................................................................................................... 23

Set Up Wizard............................................................................................................................................. 24

Standard Console UI vs. the Setup Wizard ...........................................................................................24

Chapter 3:Configuration  .......................................................................... 25

RVP_Direct via Leased T1 Line Configuration........................................................................................ 26

Installation .............................................................................................................................................26

Summary of Contents for EXTender 7000

Page 1: ...G 7000T RUM Rev AD August 2004 MCK EXTender 7000 for Branch Offices Installation Guide Quality is our job Customer Satisfaction is our mission ...

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Page 3: ...res that can introduce risk of toll fraud and the steps that can be taken to reduce that risk MCK Communications does not warrant that this product is immune from or will prevent unauthorized use of common carrier telecommunication services or facilities accessed through or connected to it MCK Communications will not be responsible for any charges that result from such unauthorized use Federal Com...

Page 4: ...Installation 14 Network Requirements 14 Space Requirements 14 Supported Telephones 15 RemoteConneX Phones 15 Avaya Definity 15 Nortel Meridian 15 Nortel Norstar 15 EXTender Parts for Installation 16 Parts Provided with the EXTender 16 Parts Not Provided with the EXTender 16 Installation Considerations 16 Mounting and Connections for the EXTender 7000 17 Connections to the EXTender 7000 17 Telephon...

Page 5: ...arameters 37 RVP Over IP Configuration 38 Prerequisites for Configuration 38 TCP UDP Requirements 38 RVP_IP Configuration 39 Connect Parameters RVP_Over_IP 39 IP Parameters 41 Setting the Network IP Addresses 41 RVP_Over_Frame Relay Configuration 43 Prerequisites for Configuration 43 Frame Relay Connect Parameters 44 Setting the Interface Parameters 44 Setting the Frame Relay PVC Parameters 46 T1 ...

Page 6: ...aling Configurations 66 Local Hosted Calling via Predefined Local Trunk Key 66 PBX Hosted Calling 66 Local Dialing Via PRI 66 Setting the Local Trunk Parameters 67 Set the Local Dialing Parameters 67 Key Mapping 68 Default Local Dialing Setup 68 Network Termination Dual T1 PRI Lines 70 CSU DSU Functionality 70 Separate PRI Configuration 71 Installation 71 Prerequisites for Configuration 71 Configu...

Page 7: ...ic configuration and troubleshooting of the EXTender 7000 for Branch Offices Related Documentation In addition to this document you should have the following PBXgateway II System Administrator s Guide PBXgateway II Installation Guide EXTender 7000 User s Guide Naming Conventions The EXTender 7000 is also referred to as the EXTender or the Remote Unit within this document ...

Page 8: ...se the cord Do not operate the system if chemical gas leakage is suspected in the area Use telephones located in some other safe area to report the trouble Service Call MCK Customer Support at 1 888 454 5828 between 8 30a m and 8p m Eastern Standard Time EST or your local MCK Communications representative if you need assistance when installing programming or using this product Outside of North Ame...

Page 9: ... No 1950 95 CE Mark EN50081 1 EN50081 2 EN55022 Class A BABT 90 002 S R2 CTR 3 A1 Only required when network interface expan sion cards are added Industry Canada CS 03 Part 1 Issue 8 Only required when network interface expan sion cards are added UL Standard 950 CPU Motorola MPC860T DSP Five Analog Devices 2185 52 MIPS DRAM 16MB Flash Memory 16MB Boot ROM 512KB Protocol Synchronous serial Interfac...

Page 10: ...p to 24 digital line interfaces over a 25 pair RJ 21 cable T1 PRI Two RJ 48C ports in the integrated MCK WAN card Voice compression G 729a G 711 ADPCM 32 ADPCM 24 WAN T1 Remote Voice Protocol RVPTM proprietary over HDLC LAN RVP over Internet Protocol IP Line Voltage 100 240 VAC Frequency 50 60 Hz Max Power Consumption 0 8 Amps Power Input Filter IEC with 2A fuse Dimensions 17 x 10 3 4 x 1 3 4 432m...

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Page 13: ...hapter 2 Connection and Wiring The following chapter will provide you with instructions on accessing the Management Interface MI via the following methods Direct Connect Serial Modem to DB9 Terminal Interface Hyperterminal TI Telnet and Internet ...

Page 14: ...isioning for Local Dialing DTMF signaling can be pulse Wink received immediate transmit out start B8ZS coding ESF framing You can use the default DS0 DN or select them individually and indicate how the line will perform i e Incoming Outgoing Wink Immediate essentially means that for outbound calls our CSU DSU needs Wink Start and for inbound calls Immediate Start For outbound Wink start our CSU DS...

Page 15: ... recommended for administrative purposes Nortel Norstar This digital display phone is NOT recommended for administrative purposes Line appearances must be set to keys 0 15 for Local Dialing capability 6402 8403 9031DCP CallMaster III 6408 8410D 9040 TransTalk CallMaster IV 6416D 6416M 8410DR Any DTMF enabled mobile phone CallMaster V 6424D 6424M 8434DX CallMaster VI M2006 M2616CT M3904 M2008 M3901...

Page 16: ...g line card is not available outside North America Installation Considerations The system has been designed to operate from 100 240 VAC 50 60Hz Power should not be applied to the unit until specified in the installation procedures Use good wiring practices Do not install the EXTender or its cabling near high power high RF noise devices such as flourescent ballasts or power supplies Table 1 Parts P...

Page 17: ...000 The EXTender provides connections A through H as shown below Note Connection G is only used for synchronous serial and D is used for connection to an analog line Figure 2 2 Front of Unit Figure 2 3 Back of Unit SWITCH UNIT 1 2 AN Console Modem WAN Reset Port Status 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 EXTender 7000 A B PWR LNK CLN LAN 0 WAN 1 WAN 2 100 240 V 1 4A MAX ...

Page 18: ...port will only support a dedicated analog circuit Note This port will not provide PBX functionality or fea tures E Network Inter face WAN3 Expansion Port If purchased the MCK T1 PRI card will be installed here The MCK T1 PRI card has two RJ 48C ports which ter minate T1 FT1 and PRI lines F LAN RJ 45 Ether net 10 100baseT Used for connecting the unit to the LAN for use in Voice over IP RVP_IP appli...

Page 19: ...3 GN BK BL GN 13 27 2 WH OR WH OR 2 39 14 BK BR BK BR 14 28 3 WH GN WH GR 3 40 15 BK SL BK SL 15 29 4 WH BR WH BR 4 41 16 YL BL YL BL 16 30 5 WH SL WH SL 5 42 17 YL OR YL OR 17 31 6 RD BL RD BL 6 43 18 YL GN YL GN 18 32 7 RD OR RD OR 7 44 19 YL BR YL BR 19 33 8 RD GN RD GN 8 45 20 YL SL YL SL 20 34 9 RD BR RD BR 9 46 21 VI BL VI BL 21 35 10 RD SL RD SL 10 47 22 VI OR VI OR 22 36 11 BK BL BK BL 11 ...

Page 20: ...the EXTender you must confirm that the PC s COM port settings match the console port settings as follows After you have connected the EXTender to the PC see Enhanced Terminal Interface ETI Setup on page 20 Enhanced Terminal Interface ETI Setup 1 Once the PC or modem is connected to the EXTender through the console port open an Enhanced Ter minal Interface ETI program on the PC Example Windows Hype...

Page 21: ...he OK button The Port Settings for the COM port you selected appear 7 Select the values in each field to match those shown on page 20 8 Click on the OK button 9 Save the changes within the ETI and restart the program for the changes to take effect 10 Power up the EXTender 7000 The unit performs a series of boot up tests and upon finishing the boot up process displays the following message Press En...

Page 22: ...LEDs DO NOT power as explained refer to the System Administrator s Guide for troubleshooting information Figure 2 7 Front of Unit On initial power up or before the configuration file has been changed the Management Interface will ask you to run the Setup Wizard to select the proper PBX KTS protocol If you type Yes the wizard will ask you to select the PBX type If you type No the PC displays the fo...

Page 23: ...equires a screen size of 24 lines X 80 columns Make sure the Welcome Screen is bordered on all four sides with a symbol as shown in the figure above 2 Press any key to continue The Main Menu will appear 3 If you are already familiar with using the MI proceed to the User s Guide for information on setting the parameters for the different network environments OR 4 Press F1 for the MI Help Screen whi...

Page 24: ...ion programming Parameters that cannot be configured through the wizard can be set through the Management Interface MI Standard Console UI vs the Setup Wizard When a unit is first powered up it will check a Setup Wizard flag If the flag is set then the standard console UI will be displayed If the flag is not set then the user will be asked whether they would like to run the Setup Wizard After this...

Page 25: ...uration The following chapter will provide you with instructions on configuring the Extender 7000 via the Manage ment Interface MI The units are programmed at the factory with default settings providing basic parameters to accommodate most network environments ...

Page 26: ...onnect a straight through T1 cable from the network to the port labeled Port 1 on the MCK T1 PRI card on the PBXgateway II Prerequisites for Configuration The PBXgateway II at the corporate site and the EXTender at the branch office must be installed properly and the network link between both devices must be operational The T1 PRI Port Setup parameters for the PBXgateway II must be set to match th...

Page 27: ...the basic setup for the T1 PRI ports and channels This menu is located in the WAN submenu structure and can be accessed using the following path MI Path Configuration WAN T1 PRI_Port WAN3 T1 PRI_Port_1 The following menu appears Figure 3 3 T1 PRI Port WAN3 Parameters 3 Set the Enabled parameter to Yes 4 Set the Mode parameter to T1 5 Ignore the following parameters as they do not apply to Leased T...

Page 28: ...onnect Type to RVP_Direct1 RVP_Direct Leased T1 Parameters 1 Access the RVP_Direct Menu using the following path MI Path Configuration Connect RVP_Direct The following menu appears Figure 3 5 RVP_Direct Menu Leased TI 2 Set the Primary Interface to T1_Port1_Leased 3 The EXTender Bandwidth does not have to be set RVP_Leased T1 uses the number of RVP_Direct1 DS0 channels assigned in Channel Setup as...

Page 29: ...t be installed properly and the network link between both devices must be operational It is recommend that the network administrator assign an IP address for both units for remote configura tion and administration Configuration Steps You must to Default settings Set Connect Parameters Select the network type and set parameters relating to that network type RVP Direct Setup the WAN ports Enable WAN...

Page 30: ...llowing menu appears Figure 3 7 Serial RVP via WAN Configuration RVP_Direct Menu 2 If necessary use the key to access the Type parameter Set this parameter to RVP_Direct 3 Use the arrow keys to access the RVP Direct menu 4 Set the Primary Interface parameter to WAN_1 This is the main WAN port that connects the Remote unit to the network device 5 Press the key to scroll through the choices 6 Press ...

Page 31: ... 2 3 Press the key to change the availability of the port to Enabled Yes or Disabled No 4 Press the key to accept changes and go back to the Configuration Menu 5 Press the key to the Save parameter 6 Press Enter to save changes to the active config rem file Setting Description Enabling Disabling WAN ports Individually Enable or Disable a specific WAN port see below Setting the Sync Rate Sets the s...

Page 32: ...y to accept changes and go back to the Configuration Menu 4 Press the key to the Save parameter 5 Press Enter to save changes to the active config rem file Setting the Mode Signaling Protocol 1 Access the WAN 1 or WAN 2 Menu using the following path MI Path Configuration WAN 1 or 2 2 The WAN menu appears Press the key to access the parameters Figure 3 10 Setting Mode for WAN 1 or 2 3 Press the key...

Page 33: ...ypically used in Add Drop configurations connecting to an EXTender 6000 or a Router In DCE installations you must use the 25 pin Female to Female crossover cable DB 25 RS 530 that we pro vide 4 For most connections you will want to set the this parameter to DTE Figure 3 11 Interface Type 5 Press the key to accept changes and go back to the Configuration Menu 6 Press the key to the Save parameter 7...

Page 34: ... be physi cally installed properly and the network link between both devices must be installed and provisioned to meet the Network Requirements defined in this document The T1 PRI Port WAN 3 setup parameters for the PBXgateway II must be set to match the corre sponding parameters on the EXTender 7000 Required Configurable Parameters RVP_Direct Parameters Please see RVP_Direct Parameters PRI on pag...

Page 35: ...dth Calculator to compute the value of the EXTender BW parameter This calculator is located on your documentation CD and can be downloaded from our website www MCK com Note Different bandwidth requirements exist for different EXTender 7000 PBXgateway II configurations 4 Press the key to accept changes and go back to the Configuration Menu 5 Press the key to the Save parameter T1 PRI WAN3 Settings ...

Page 36: ... the Telco 7 The PBXgateway II uses the Dialback DN parameter to connect to the EXTender 7000 Enter a phone number of the PRI line that is connected to the EXTender 7000 8 Set the Line Code and Framing parameters with values provided by the Telco company CO 9 Select a value for the Line Build Out parameter to attenuate the signal before it leaves the extender Use a value recommended by the Telco c...

Page 37: ...meter 4 Press Enter to save changes to the active config rem file The EXTender 7000 is now ready to connect to a PBXgateway II and extend up to 24 digital telephones Note This configuration does not support Local Dialing To expand this configuration to support Local Dialing see Local Dialing Configurations on page 66 for detailed instructions Set the T1 PRI Service Parameters After you have set th...

Page 38: ... devices must be installed and provisioned to meet the Network Requirements defined in this document The network administrator must allocate an IP address for both units TCP UDP Requirements Ensure that the correct TCP UDP ports have been opened to allow the EXTender to connect to the PBX gateway II through your company firewall The following TCP UDP port requirements must be met for Extending Dig...

Page 39: ...ort is plugged into an IP network and is assigned an IP address The LAN port labeled AUX LAN is used for remote administration purposes only i e a Telnet session The IP Destination the IP address of the PBXgateway II must be entered within the MI of the EXTender Procedure 1 Access the Connect menu using the following path MI Path Configuration Connect 2 If necessary use the key to access the Type ...

Page 40: ... the EXTender to the same Gateway unit You can assign ports to different Gateway units by accessing the specific Port menu for example Port_4 then entering the IP address of the Gateway in that menu 6 Use the arrow keys to enter the IP Destination addresses on a per port basis if required 7 The Ext Voice Bandwidth parameter is used to specify the Bits Per Second to use for voice It is rec ommended...

Page 41: ...dministrator Setting the Network IP Addresses 1 Access the IP Address Menu using the following path MI Path Configuration IP LAN Address Setting Description The following IP settings are required Address This is the IP address of the EXTender Subnet Mask A number used to identify the IP subnetwork on the LAN Default Router The address of a device used to reach IP hosts not on this IP subnetwork Th...

Page 42: ...meter Enter the IP Address of the Default Router and press Enter 6 If you want to enable Telnet access press the key to access the IP Menu 7 Press the key to the Telnet parameter If necessary press the key to set the parameter to Enabled 8 If you want to enable web browser access press the key to the Web Server parameter If necessary press the key to set the parameter to Enabled Figure 3 23 Enabli...

Page 43: ...k is connected to the MCK T1 PRI card The MCK T1 PRI card acts as a Frame Relay Access Device FRAD Figure 3 24 Frame Relay Installation Prerequisites for Configuration The PBXgateway II at the corporate site and the EXTender at the branch office must be installed properly The Frame Relay PVCs are provisioned by your service provider You will need one PVC for the extender link voice and an addition...

Page 44: ...the total bandwidth that will be required by the extended telephones Bandwidth required by an RVP Direct over T1 system is determined by the type of PBX used the compression algorithm and number of extended phones that will need to be off hook at the same time Use the MCK Bandwidth Calculator to compute the value of the EXTender BW parameter This calculator is located on your documentation CD and ...

Page 45: ...PRI_Port 1 to identify the Frame Relay interface on the EXTender 7000 Note we are limited to using only T1 Port 1 for Frame Relay Note There can only be one network interface when using frame relay meaning there is no Primary or Secondary interface 8 Set the LMI Type parameter to Q 933_Annex_A or ANSI_ Annex_ D as specified by your service pro vider ...

Page 46: ...Supported Service parameter for the EXTender link to RVP_over_Frame_Relay 4 Set the DLCI Data Link Connection Identifier for this PVC 16 1007 This number is given to you by your service provider The DLCI field defaults to blank and is cleared automatically if you set the PVC type to Not In Use Field Definition Default Value n391 Full Status Polling Cycles the number of status inquiries between eac...

Page 47: ... EXTender 7000 for the timing source Note Point to Point RVP_Direct T1 s DO NOT provide timing Figure 3 30 Clock Source 2 Go to the T1 PRI Port Setup Menu to perform the basic setup for the T1 PRI ports and channels This menu is located in the WAN submenu structure and can be accessed using the following path MI Path Configuration WAN T1 PRI_Port WAN3 T1 PRI_Port_1 The following menu appears Figur...

Page 48: ...S0 channel menus to use default If you wish to use less than 24 channels assign a subset of DS0 channels using one of the following meth ods Set the default to Frame Relay and then assign all non Frame Relay DS0 channels to something else such as dialup Set the default to something other than Frame Relay then manually set each DS0 channel menu to use Frame Relay If there are more than 12 Frame Rel...

Page 49: ... Frame Relay and then manually set each DS0 channel menu to use Frame Relay Use the channels with higher numbers 17 24 as Frame Relay channel assignment occurs sequentially from the lowest to the highest This will help eliminate assigning a channel that has already been used Verifying Frame Relay Parameters To verify the Frame Relay parameters are correct monitor the Frame Relay status screen to s...

Page 50: ...XTenderTM 7000 Installation Guide Page 50 The following screen appears Figure 3 35 Verifying Frame Relay Connections 2 Verify that the Frame Relay connection is UP Status Inquires are sent every 10 secs ...

Page 51: ...ith information and instruction on configuring applications such as Add Drop 2 1 Configuration and Local Dialing on your EXTender 7000 For more detailed information on the applications contained within this chapter please see the EXTender 7000 User s Guide and the PBXgateway II System Administrator s Guide ...

Page 52: ...led prior to configuring the Add Drop port 1 Access the WAN menu using the following path MI Path Configuration WAN WAN1 2 Set the Enable to Yes This will enable the selected WAN to receive data dropped from T1 PRI Port_1 3 Set Mode to Sync V 35 4 Set Interface Type to DCE Note DCE is used in Add Drop configurations connecting to an EXTender 6000 or a Router In DCE installa tions you must use the ...

Page 53: ... the configuration of the Leased TI line that is connecting the EXTender 7000 to the Gateway 1 Set the Clock Source parameter to T1PRI_Port1 Set to Port 1 if the network is providing timing or Port 2 to use the EXTender 7000 for the timing source Note Point to Point RVP_Direct T1 s DO NOT provide timing Figure 4 3 Clock Source 2 Go to the T1 PRI Port Setup Menu to perform the basic setup for the T...

Page 54: ...attenuate the signal before it leaves the extender Use a value recommended by the Telco company CO Add Drop Channels Leased T1 Parameters Once the WAN port has been configured you need to enable Add Drop on that WAN port This is done by using the Add Drop services menu 1 Access the Add Drop menu using the following path MI Path Configuration Services Add Drop The following menu appears Figure 4 5 ...

Page 55: ...nnels to WAN2 Figure 4 6 Add Drop Channel Setup Add Drop PVC T1 Frame Relay T1 PRI Port WAN3 Configuration T1 Frame Relay Please refer to Add Drop T1 PRI Port WAN3 Leased T1 Parameters on page 53 Assigning Add Drop PVC 1 Use the arrow keys to access the following PVC_Setup menu MI Path Configuration Connect T1 Frame_Relay PVC Setup Figure 4 7 T1 PVC Setup Menu ...

Page 56: ...Link Connection Identifier for this PVC 16 1007 This number is given to you by your service provider The DLCI field defaults to blank and is cleared automatically if you set the PVC type to Not In Use 5 Set the Maximum Bandwidth to the specified amount of guaranteed bandwidth measured in bits per second on a Frame Relay service Use MCK s Bandwidth calculator 6 Repeat steps 3 5 for each additional ...

Page 57: ...imum number of extended phones that can be operated simulateously is determined by the Config uration Connect RVP_Over_IP Extender Voice BW The maximum number of hairpinned calls depends on the DS0s available in the Local PRI line config ured in the T1 PRI Port For a full 23 DS0s PRI service the system allows 23 hairpinned calls The limitation of maximum de hairpinned calls depends on the loading ...

Page 58: ...connect and to support Local Dialing The following configuration steps need to be done for both EXTender 7000 units The steps are nearly iden tical for both units exception setting the Gateway Port Access parameter so the configuration instructions for the first remote unit will only be shown When configuration is unique to the second remote unit it will be clearly indicated in the instructions Th...

Page 59: ...th Calculator to compute the Extender Bandwidth for both remote units 1 Use the arrow keys to access the RVP over IP menu MI Path Configuration Connect RVP_Over_IP The following menu appears Figure 4 11 EXT Voice Bandwidth 2 Use the arrow keys to access the Ext Voice Bandwidth Local Call Bandwidth and the Utilization parameters 3 Enter the a portion of bandwidth from the Bandwidth Calculator into ...

Page 60: ...rpinned status is shown as H on the UI When the user presses a PBX feature key the call becomes de hairpinned status changes to D and is directly connected to the PBX Each de hairpinned call will use some bandwidth Use the MCK Bandwidth Calculator to determine how many Possible Calls That Can Access PBX Fea tures for this 2 to 1 configuration When the calculator computes the number of Possible Cal...

Page 61: ...PBXgateway II The PBX will now handle the call giving the user the PBX features that were not available on the hairpinned call Note however that once a hairpinned call accesses a PBX feature such as Hold it will became de hairpinned Please refer to Configuring the T1 PRI Port for Local Dialing on page 62 2 1 Specific Local Dialing Configurations The following items have to be set to enable Local D...

Page 62: ...t will be used for Local Dialing Configuring the T1 PRI Port for Local Dialing This configuration uses the left Port1 PRI port for Local Dialing These settings apply to both EXTender 7000 units 1 Start the MI and access the T1 PRI Port WAN3 menu with the following path MI Path Configuration WAN T1 PRI_Port WAN3 PRI_Port_1 The following menu appears Figure 4 14 PRI_Port_1 2 Set the Enabled paramete...

Page 63: ...el If you intend to use the port to access local trunks set the Services parameter to 80 12 Set the Connect Type parameter to Dialup Verify Successful Synchronization Once the above settings are configured then the MCK T1 PRI card should be able to sync up to the T1 line 1 Look at the MCK T1 PRI card in the back of the unit If the CO and the MCK T1 PRI card are correctly synchronized the LED on th...

Page 64: ...arameter and the corresponding PBX setting 5 Use the arrow keys to access the default Key Mapping menu shown below MI Path Configuration Port Default Key_Mapping 6 Use the arrow keys to access the Line Appearance Keys parameter Set this parameter to identify the function keys on the remote telephone which indicates the line is active The remote user answers a call by pressing a Line Appearance Key...

Page 65: ...it Also be sure to set the Remote Num ber of the second EXTender 7000 to 2 After both EXTender 7000 units have been successfully configured be sure to properly configure the PBX gateway II to connect to these units in this 2 to 1 configuration See the PBXgateway II System Administra tor s Guide for instructions ...

Page 66: ...d Local Trunk Key While the Analog Port on the EXTender 7000 provides local dialing only one remote client can use it at a time With a CO Central Office line terminated by the T1 PRI Card multiple remote users can make local calls simultaneously Local Hosted Calls are made when the EXTender 7000 is off line with the PBXgateway II they will not have PBX features Hold Transfer Conference etc PBX Hos...

Page 67: ...parameter indicates the direction data will travel on the DS0 channel The value Both means the channel will handle both inbound and outbound traffic 10 Enter 80 into the Services parameter This parameter enables you to select the services you wish to use to connect to the CO PBX The value 80 assigns T1 PRI Voice Service to all DS0 channels 11 Set the Connect Type parameter to Dialup Setting the Lo...

Page 68: ...e PBX trunk access code which will route outbound calls via the 7000 system 2 Local Access Code Identifies the box number of the 7000 Required when there are 2 remote 7000 units connect to a single Gateway 3 Restriction Prefix Used to set restricted access numbers 4 Collector Timeout 5 seconds Timeout period for the extender to accept user dial string 5 Local Dialing Key Enable disable a phone use...

Page 69: ...ialing digits entered by the user 14 Local Dialing Key Enabled Default Port Only 15 Local DID Direct Inward Dial DID number of the extended telephone assigned to this port This value is identical to the DS0 DN parameter 16 B2 DID Direct Inward Dial DID number of the fax assigned to this port 17 Local Dialing Prefix The key number that must be entered before the telephone number you are dialing Fig...

Page 70: ...ming on Port2 for Local Dialing Supports both internal and external clocking PRI Requirements Supports any one of the following protocols NI 1 AT T 4ESS AT T 5ESS or DMS 250 CSU DSU Functionality The MCK T1 PRI Card provides integrated CSU DSU functionality The card can terminate a T1 FT1 line and map each DS0 channel of that line to a particular application based on configuration information ente...

Page 71: ...ovides Local Dialing In a shared PRI configuration you can use a single T1 PRI connection to both provide the link to the PBXgate way II and provide Local Dialing via the Local CO A shared configuration is very economical because only one T1 PRI line is required at the remote Branch Office Prerequisites for Configuration The PBXgateway II at the corporate site and the EXTender at the branch office...

Page 72: ...both the extended telephones and for Local Dialing Set the Local Dialing Parameters You may want some of the remote telephones to support Voice Hairpinning For each of these phones you have to set parameters in the Local Dialing menu that corresponds to the phone port 1 Access the Local Dialing menu using the following path MI Path Configuration Port Ports_1 8 Port_1 More Local_Dialing Figure 4 24...

Page 73: ...r Set this parameter to identify the function keys on the remote telephone which indicates the line is active The remote user answers a call by pressing a Line Appearance Key 9 Set the Speaker Key parameter 10 Make sure the Auto Offhook parameter matches the setting in the PBX 11 Repeat steps 1 to 10 for each telephone port that will support Voice Hairpinning 12 Use the arrow keys to return to the...

Page 74: ...CID Prefix This is the prefix included in the Caller ID for the Local Trunk only The CID Prefix is used with the Local Dialing DID to display the Caller ID Figure 4 27 Local Dialing CID Prefix 4 Repeat this procedure to configure T1 PRI_Port_2 for Caller ID ...

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Page 76: ... 7000 Installation Guide Page 76 Chapter 5 Quick Setup The following chapter provdes you with a instructions for a quick setup Detailed configuration for features and applicaation can be found in Chapters 3 and 4 ...

Page 77: ...o not have to be defined Node Type N A Switch Type N A Dialback DN 5 Line Code Value provided by the Telco 6 Framing Value provided by the Telco 7 Line Build Out Value provided by the Telco Setting DSO Default Parameters MI Path Configuration WAN T1 PRI_Port WAN3 T1 PRI_Port_1 Channel Setup DS0_Default Note These Default port settings will set all channels identically The Default settings can be r...

Page 78: ...ovided by Telco 6 Framing Value provided by Telco 7 Line Build Out 0db or as specified by the Telco 8 Caller ID See the EXTender 7000 User s Guide for instructions on configuring Caller ID Figure 5 29 T1 PRI Port 2 Setting the DSO Default Parameters MI Path Configuration WAN T1 PRI_Port WAN3 T1 PRI_Port_2 Channel Setup DS0_Default Note These Default port settings will set all channels identically ...

Page 79: ...rs to the Ports used to transport calls across the T1 link 2 Enabled Default 3 Direction Default 4 Services N A 5 Connect Type EXT_RAW_PCM1 Figure 5 30 DSO Setup Key Mapping MI Path Config Port Default More Key Mapping Note These Default Key Mapping settings will set all ports identically 1 911 Analog Key Used to access single analog port 2 Local Dialing Key Used to access the local dialing trunk ...

Page 80: ... Enabled 6 Ring Timeout 30 7 Ring Enabled Figure 5 32 Local Dialing MI Path Config Ports Ports X X Port X More Local Dialing Note These are individual port settings 8 Trunk Access Code Code used to dial out from the EXT 7000 9 PBX Extension The 4 digit extension that corresponds to this port 10 Restriction Prefix Used to set restricted access numbers 11 Collector Timeout 5 seconds Used in conjunct...

Page 81: ...ource Port T1 PRI_Port 1 3 Destination port The port on the EXT 7000 that connects to an external device MI Path Configuration WAN T1 PRI_Port WAN3 T1 PRI_Port_1 Channel Setup DS0_X X Note X refers to the Ports to be assigned for Add_Drop 4 Enabled Default 5 Direction Default 6 Services N A 7 Connect Type Add_Drop1 or 2 whatever was selected on the Gateway Add_Drop1 or 2 is used for the 2 1 config...

Page 82: ...EXTenderTM 7000 Installation Guide Page 82 8 Enabled Yes 9 Mode Sync_V 35 10 Sync Setup Channels assigned for Add_Drop must match total Add_Drop BW 11 Interface Type DCE or DTE Figure 5 35 WAN1 Enbaled ...

Page 83: ...EXTenderTM 7000 Installation Guide Page 83 ...

Page 84: ... Options 48 DSO Default Parameters 77 E Enhanced Terminal Interface ETI 20 Ext Voice Bandwidth 40 EXT_RAW_PCM1 79 F Flow Control 20 Frame Relay Interface Parameters 44 Frame Relay Connect Parameters 44 Frame Relay Connections Verifying 50 Frame Relay Network 43 G Gateway Port Offset 60 I IP Destination PBXgateway 40 IP Parameters Address 41 Default Router 41 Subnet Mask 41 Web Server 41 L Leased L...

Page 85: ... via WAN 30 Separate PRI Configuration 71 Serial Console connection COM port settings 20 RS 232 cable 20 Serial RVP Installation T1 PRI Ports on T1 PRI Card 26 Services 64K clear channel 63 voice calls 63 Services Parameter Frame Relay 28 37 48 Setting Local Dialing Parameters 79 Setup Wizard 24 Stopbits 20 Sync Rate 31 T T1 Configuration 78 T1 PRI Port Setup Menu 27 47 53 t391 LMI T1 Parameter 46...

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