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HANDSET and CHARGER

Charging the Battery

IP4100 Install   Sept., 2013

1-7

HANDSET and CHARGER

The figure below shows the IP4100 handset and the Charger.

Figure 1-5   Handset Front View and Charger Top View

Charging the Battery

1.

Install the handset battery as shown below.

2.

Plug the charger AC adapter into a standard 120V AC power outlet, 
connect the adapter cable into the charger.

3.

Place the handset in the charger with the display facing forward. The 
HANDSET STATUS LED should turn on; if it doesn’t, re-seat the 
handset or try plugging the AC adapter into a different outlet.

4.

Place the spare battery (if available) in the back section of the 
charger; the BATTERY STATUS LED should turn on. (Pull the battery 
latch back slightly to fit the battery into the slot.) 

TOSHIBA

Summary of Contents for IP4100 Series

Page 1: ...TOSHIBA Telecommunication Systems Division IP4100 SIP DECT Installation Guide Title Page May 2014 ...

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Page 4: ... responsibility for losses arising from such interruption Security Warning All IPedge and IP4100 systems ship with the same default user names and passwords To help protect your system from unauthorized administrator access change the user names and passwords as described in the new system installation section of the IP4100 Install manual An IPedge system that is not properly protected may be expo...

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Page 19: ...e Network Settings 1 14 Configure Time Settings 1 15 Configuring SIP Server Settings 1 16 Edit An Existing Server 1 17 Delete A Server 1 17 Program SIP Extensions 1 17 Edit an extension 1 19 Delete extensions 1 19 REGISTER HANDSETS TO EXTENSIONS 1 20 Deregister A Handset 1 21 MULTIPLE BASE MULTI CELL SYSTEMS 1 21 Timing Levels 1 21 System Chain ID and RPN 1 21 MULTI CELL SYSTEM SETUP 1 23 Primary ...

Page 20: ...equirements 2 1 Conference Support 2 1 BASE STATION CONFIGURATION 2 1 Chapter 3 Software Reference BASE STATION CONFIGURATION 3 1 Available Screens 3 1 Global Buttons and Options 3 2 Home Status Screen Read Only 3 2 Extensions Screen 3 3 Add Extension and Edit Extension 3 5 Network Screen 3 8 Country Screen 3 14 Web Security Screen 3 15 Central Directory Screen 3 15 Multi Cell Screen 3 16 Chapter ...

Page 21: ...Handsets Registered 1 21 Sample Multi cell System 1 22 Multi cell Screen Default Values 1 24 Home Status Screen Primary Base Enabled 1 24 Multi cell Screen top after Configuration 1 25 Base Station Group Table Synchronizing Multi cell Screen 1 26 Base Station Group Table Synchronization Complete Multi cell Screen 1 27 Base Station Group Table Level 1 Complete Multi cell Screen 1 27 Base Station Gr...

Page 22: ...ons Parameters Read Only 3 4 Add Extension and Edit Extension Parameters 3 5 Servers Options 3 6 Servers Parameters 3 6 IP Settings Parameters 3 8 VLAN Settings Parameters 3 9 DHCP Options Parameters 3 9 NAT Settings Parameters 3 9 SIP RTP Settings Parameters 3 10 Management Settings Parameters 3 11 Firmware Update Screen Options 3 12 Firmware Update Settings Parameters 3 13 Update Handsets Parame...

Page 23: ...nit is NOT waterproof DO NOT expose this unit to rain or moisture Do not use this product near water for example near a bath tub wash bowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool Use only the power cord and batteries indicated in this manual Do not dispose of batteries in a fire They may explode Check with local codes for possible special disposal instructions Do not ...

Page 24: ...e or Strata CIX system and handles call control and audio routing for handsets Handset The handset provides the user interface and allows the end user to make and receive calls The end user s main interface Charger The charger provides a slot to charge the handset battery along with a slot for charging a spare battery Table 1 2 Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning CSV Comma Separated Values DHCP Dyn...

Page 25: ... Radio Part Number RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication RTP Real time Transport Protocol RPORT Response Port Refer to RFC3581 for details SIP Session Initiation Protocol SME Small and Medium scale Enterprise VLAN Virtual Local Access Network VOIP Voice Over Internet Protocol TOS Type of Service policy based routing URL Uniform Resource Locator UA User Agent Table 1 2 Abbreviations Abbreviation...

Page 26: ...r higher to the Ethernet PoE jack on the rear of the base station Route the cable through the channel as shown in Figure 1 3 2 Connect the other end of the cable to your TCP IP network 3 When the base station powers on the STATUS LED on the front briefly lights orange and then turns off while it initializes and connects Figure 1 1 Base Station Front View Figure 1 2 Base Station Rear View ...

Page 27: ... anchors for the wall material Table 1 3 Base Station Status LED LED Color State Meaning Color State Meaning Green Flickering Firmware update in progress Green Steady on All operations normal N A Off No power in unit or Initializing and connecting to the network Orange Briefly on Powering on Orange Flickering Firmware update in progress Red Blinking Factory reset warning A factory reset has been i...

Page 28: ...rew head and the wall 4 Connect the Ethernet cable and route the cord as shown 5 Place the base over the screw heads and slide it down into place Figure 1 4 Base Station Mounting Dimensions Base Station Desk Mount The base station can be placed on a desk or shelf 1 Attach the Base Station Desk Stand Refer to Figure 1 1 2 Connect the IP cable Refer to Figure 1 4 ...

Page 29: ...arger AC adapter into a standard 120V AC power outlet connect the adapter cable into the charger 3 Place the handset in the charger with the display facing forward The HANDSET STATUS LED should turn on if it doesn t re seat the handset or try plugging the AC adapter into a different outlet 4 Place the spare battery if available in the back section of the charger the BATTERY STATUS LED should turn ...

Page 30: ...13 Figure 1 6 Installing the Handset Battery Important Charge each battery completely about 10 hours before using it Figure 1 7 Insert Handset Battery Into Charger Remove battery cover Insert battery lay flat Replace battery cover push gently to snap battery into place ...

Page 31: ...ads This server must contain the following folders LOG for SIP log files Base stations must be able to write to this folder which should be created in the TFTP server s working directory firmware path for firmware update files see Firmware Folder Setup on page 1 31 Syslog server Base stations must be able to write to this server DNS server Only required if you are using host names to access networ...

Page 32: ...address of the base station in place of MAC Table 1 4 Summary Basic System Configuration Step Screens Used Notes General System Settings Change the name that appears at the top of the configuration screens specify a configuration server and enable SIP and system logs Management Required Change the default user name and password Web Security Recommended Change the PSTN tones and emergency dialing f...

Page 33: ...both admin all lower case The base station opens the Home Status screen Figure 1 8 Home Status Screen Note Open any configuration screen by clicking its name on the left side of the configuration screen the screen name links appear on every screen Note The Repeater menu is NOT used in any configuration for the Strata CIX IPedge or VIPedge systems ...

Page 34: ...y its debug files to this sever The TFTP Server must be running for SIP log file uploads 4 Under Management Transfer Protocol select TFTP 5 HTTP management is reserved for system development just ignore these fields 6 If you want to have this base station copy SIP messages onto the configuration server select Enabled in the Upload of SIP Log field SIP logs are named in the format of MAC_address _S...

Page 35: ...evelopers Please be aware that enabling this level of logging will degrade system performance 9 Click Save when you are finished Change Default Password In the left panel of the Home Status screen select Web Security This opens the Web Security screen Enter a new username and password then click Save Figure 1 9 Web Security screen Be sure to keep track of the new user name and password according t...

Page 36: ...addresses Figure 1 10 Network Settings Screen 2 Enter the correct settings for your network and click Save Refer to Chapter 3 Software Reference if you need more information on these fields 3 Normally you need to reboot the base station to activate new network settings However during initial configuration wait until you configure the rest of the screens before rebooting Changing the Time Settings ...

Page 37: ...e server again The recommended value is 24 4 In the Timezone field select the number of hours the local time zone differs from GMT UTC time For example US Central Standard Time CST is 6 hours behind UTC so you would set the Timezone field to 6 00 5 Enter any necessary settings for Daylight Savings Time then click Save Reboot If you need more information on these fields refer to Chapter 3 Software ...

Page 38: ... from the report and Received parameters This is the typical configuration YES If information in the report and received parameters is different from local information the Base will perform new SIP registration with the new information in the Contact header If information in report and Received parameters is not different from local information then no action is performed SIP Server Enter the IP a...

Page 39: ...gned to this base station Re registration Time Enter the number of seconds that will determine the frequency of handset re registrations with the IPedge or Strata CIX system If the number of seconds is less than 600 then the frequency will be half of the number of seconds If the number of seconds is 600 or greater then the frequency will be the value minus 300 seconds As examples if the entered nu...

Page 40: ...sion screen Table 1 6 Add Extension Parameters Parameter Meaning Extension Enter the handset phone number or SIP username as configured on the IPedge or Strata CIX system Authentication User Name and Password Enter the name and password you use to register with the selected IPedge or Strata CIX system Use a strong password The password must have eight characters include upper case and lower case l...

Page 41: ...onfirm click OK OR click Cancel to leave the extension information in the base station When you delete an extension any handset s registered to that extension will be deregistered automatically Forwarding No Answer Number Forward on no answer Enter the number the system should forward calls to when this extension does not answer then enter the number of seconds you want the system to wait in the f...

Page 42: ...s Registered 2 Click Register Handset s to put the base station into registration mode The base station will remain in registration mode for 5 minutes 3 On the handset press Menu to open the menu screen 4 Select Connectivity and then select Register 5 When prompted enter the base station registration Access Code The Access Code is 0000 6 Press the OK soft key to confirm 7 Within a minute the base ...

Page 43: ... difference between single and multi cell systems see the Network Planning Guide Timing Levels In multi cell systems one base station serves as the primary synchronization source for all the other base stations This base station is timing Level 0 Base stations at Level 1 get their timing directly from the primary base station These must be in range of the primary base station Base stations at Leve...

Page 44: ...PN based on the order in which the base stations are added to the chain For example the first base station added to the chain usually the primary is assigned an RPN of 00 the second base is assigned an RPN of 04 If you want the base stations to appear in a particular sequence add the stations to the chain in that order Figure 1 17 shows an example of a multi cell system and Table 5 summarizes the ...

Page 45: ...igned by system Synchronization Source Base 0 00 RPN 00 self Base 1 04 RPN 00 Base 0 Base 2 08 RPN 00 Base 0 Base 3 0C RPN 04 Base 1 Base 4 10 RPN 08 Base 2 Base 5 14 RPN 0C Base 3 Base 6 18 RPN 10 Base 4 Base 7 1C RPN 10 Base 4 Table 1 8 Summary Multi cell System Configuration Step Screens Used 1 Place the primary base station at its final location NA 2 Configure the primary base station Multi ce...

Page 46: ...with the other base stations in this chain if necessary 7 If you want the base station to log low level multi cell debug information in the System Log set the Multi cell debug field to Data Sync Auto Tree or Both This log contains a large number of messages so you should leave it disabled most of the time 8 Click Save then reboot the base station go back to the Home Status screen and click Reboot ...

Page 47: ... Sync Auto Tree or Both Note This log contains a large number of messages so you should leave it disabled most of the time 7 Click Save and reboot the base station go back to the Home Status screen and click Reboot 8 When the base station finishes rebooting click Home and after a few minutes go back to the Multi cell screen You will see that the System chain ID field is read only and the DECT syst...

Page 48: ... source drop down box for this base station to verify that there is a selection for the primary base station with a dBm value If there is not a dBm value wait for the system to further synchronize approximately 2 minutes When there is a dBm value select the primary base station from the DECT sync source drop down box and click Save If the primary base station is not on the list or if the signal st...

Page 49: ...is process for each base station at Level 1 Figure 1 23 Base Station Group Table Level 1 Complete Multi cell Screen Configure Level 2 and Up Base Stations 1 Place the first Level 2 base station at its final location See the Network Planning Guide for information on the proper placement of base stations 2 Login to the base station 3 Reset the base station to its default settings open the Management...

Page 50: ...nchronization source then click Save In the DECT Chain this base station will appear under its synchronization source Figure 1 24 Base Station Group Table Level 2 Added Multi cell Screen Important Always log into the primary base to view chain and signal strength when initially configuring to avoid confusion with lock and signal calculation Reconfigure Dect to ensure the best signal strength betwe...

Page 51: ...on you want to remove is serving as the synchronization source for any other base station s If necessary select a new DECT sync source for any affected base stations and click Save 6 Click the check box beside the base station you want to remove from this chain then click Remove from chain Be sure you do not check the base station with ID 0 RPN00 7 Login to the base station just removed On the Hom...

Page 52: ...tion configuration on a network storage device Backup Configuration Settings 1 Configure the first base station completely and save the configuration 2 In the left hand panel click on Configuration This opens the Configuration screen 3 At the top of the screen click Save 4 Save the file with a cfg extension to a designated location for managing base station configuration settings Restore A Configu...

Page 53: ...Beatus for base station firmware files and Pegasus for handset firmware files Place the new base and handset firmware files in their respective directories The name of the firmware file will be in the following format where version number is any 3 digit positive integer Refer to Table 1 9 Valid server folder and firmware file name example base stations tftp 192 168 10 207 Beatus BeatusSW_4181_v030...

Page 54: ... station so you don t have to re enter it every time you want to update the firmware WARNING Update all of the base stations to software version 306 before updating the handsets The handsets will take longer to update if the base station is not updated to version 306 before the handsets are updated Update Handsets Updating handset firmware will take about an hour and in some cases may take several...

Page 55: ...e Update handsets section enter the last 3 digits of the firmware filename in the Required version field The required version identifies the firmware file containing the update for example if you want to update the handsets to the firmware file PegasusSW_4181_v0306 fwu enter 306 in the Required version field 3 Click Save The download will automatically start to any base stations with registered ha...

Page 56: ... file containing the update for example if you want to update the base station to the firmware file BeatusSW_4181_v0306 fwu enter 306 in the Required version field 5 Click Start update When the base station asks you to confirm click OK The base station firmware download will start You can check the download progress in the relevant log of your TFTP Server application The base station configuration...

Page 57: ... your PC in Step 1 A Use a text editor such as Notepad to open the config file B Set the network roaming deregister to disable Find NETWORK_ROAMING_DEREGISTER 0x01 C Change it to NETWORK_ROAMING_DEREGISTER 0x00 D Save the config file 9 Login a base station Upload the edited config file to the base station 10 On the Multicell menu select Forced Reboot chain Verify Firmware Update 1 On the front of ...

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Page 59: ...r to 2 then click on the Save icon Additional licenses for the additional SIP channels are not required Important In the IP4100 base you can do a forced reboot and this will allow all handset to re register with the 2 SIP channels without having to touch every handset When the handset comes up it will register with the system and have the capability to receive a second call BASE STATION CONFIGURAT...

Page 60: ...handset to ensure that the Conferencing soft keys such as Conf and Swap now appear on the IP4100 handsets In multi cell systems this change only needs to be made in one base station The parameter change will be sent to all of the other base stations If the conferencing features do not appear click on the Multi Cell Page and click Force reboot chain Note All calls will be disrupted during this rebo...

Page 61: ...Configure how the base station communicates with the network Management Change the base station name and configure SIP and system logs Firmware Update Configure remote firmware updates for base stations and handsets Time Configure the NTP Time server used for synchronization and system time stamps Country Specify the country or territory where the system is located Web Security Change the user nam...

Page 62: ...more than one of the base station configuration screens these items will not be described every time they appear Home Status Screen Read Only Button or Option Function Save Save changes made on this screen Cancel Clear all changes on this screen and revert to the previous values Refresh Reload Refresh the screen and reload all values from the connected base station ...

Page 63: ... used to communicate with the IPedge or Strata CIX system RF Band The DECT radio band currently in use by this base station Current Local Time The current time and date received from the time server Operation Time The amount of time since this base station was last rebooted RFPI Address The address assigned to the DECT radio of this base station MAC Address The address assigned to the Ethernet con...

Page 64: ... handsets to use the selected extension or extensions Deregister handset s Deregister a handset and clear handset registration information for the selected extensions Table 3 4 Extensions Parameters Read Only Parameter Definition Idx A reference number for the extension Extension The extension as configured in the IPedge or Strata CIX system Display Name The name of this extension as configured in...

Page 65: ...the system should display for this extension up to 10 characters Mailbox Name Enter the name of the voice mailbox this extension should use Server Select the IPedge or Strata CIX system this extension is programmed on Forwarding Unconditional Number Forward all calls Enter the number the system should forward calls to Select Enable to turn call forwarding on or Disable to leave it off Forwarding N...

Page 66: ...e to change the report and received parameters in its outgoing SIP messages according to the parameters in incoming SIP messages received from the IPedge or Strata CIX system select Yes If you want the base to ignore the report and received parameters in SIP messages received from the IPedge or Strata CIX system set this field to No Registrar Enter the IP address of the SIP server IPedge or Strata...

Page 67: ...Pedge or Strata CIX system Set the Re registration to 60 Keep Alive If you want the base to send Keep Alive messages select Enable They will be sent according to the frequency specified on the Network Settings screen If you do not want the base to send Keep Alive messages select Disable DTMF Signalling Set the type of DTMF signalling to RFC 2833 DTMF tones are sent via data packets in a different ...

Page 68: ...ess only Enter the 32 bit mask to specify which part of the IP address identifies the network 255 and which part identifies the node 0 Class A B and C networks use the following default masks Class A 255 0 0 0 Class B 255 255 0 0 Class C 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway static IP address only Enter the IP address of the router that acts as an entrance to the network or provides a default route for co...

Page 69: ...level from 0 to 7 Table 3 10 DHCP Options Parameters Parameter Description DHCP Option Plug and Play Select Enable to use SIP server IPedge or Strata CIX system option 120 to obtain the SIP Server s IP address in the DHCP response To enable this feature Option 120 with the SIP server IP address must be configured on the DHCP server Select Disable to not use SIP server option 120 Table 3 11 NAT Set...

Page 70: ...lt port number is 5060 SIP ToS QoS Enter the Type of Service or Quality of Service priority code for SIP call control traffic The default value is 0x68 104 in decimal notation RTP port Enter the number of the first RTP port to use Successive ports will be automatically assigned up to the number entered below The default port is 50004 RTP port range Enter the number of ports that can be used for RT...

Page 71: ...named in the format of MAC_address _SIP_ timestamp log Unless you are troubleshooting a specific problem leave this log disabled Trace Server for development purpose only Trace Server IP Address for development purpose only Syslog Server IP Address Enter the IP address of the server you want the base station to upload Syslogs to Syslog Server Port If your syslog server is listening to a port other...

Page 72: ...lue other than 0 clicking Save triggers the firmware update process for any handset of that handset type which is not at the required version Handsets already at the required version are not affected To save changes to the server address or firmware path be sure the required version field for all handset types is blank or 0 before clicking then click Save Start update Start the firmware update for...

Page 73: ...ate Firmware path Enter the path of the firmware update folder see Table 1 10 on page 1 32 Table 3 16 Update Handsets Parameters Parameter Description Handset Type If you have more than one hardware version or handset model on your system each detected handset type will be displayed here Required Version Enter the version of the firmware that will be used to update each type of handset This field ...

Page 74: ...nth Time Day of week and Last Week of Month fields to start and stop daylight savings time Use Date the system uses the values in the Month Time and Date fields to start and stop daylight savings time DST Start Month Select the month daylight savings time begins start DST Start Date if Use Date is selected Enter the day of the month 1 through 31 on which daylight savings time begins DST Start Time...

Page 75: ... no spaces between the double quotations and the comma When the CSV file is uploaded to the base station the entries will be alphabetized according to the name field For alphabetization by last name create the entries in a standard lastname firstname format Initials may be used Below is a sample CSV file showing a few entries Smith Al 119 Williams J 120 Jones Mary 121 Johnson T 124 Roe Cliff 127 R...

Page 76: ... Table 3 19 Settings for This Unit Parameters Parameter Description Multi cell system Select Enable to allow this base station to operate in a multi cell or daisy chain system System chain ID Enter the unique identifier of the chain you want this base station to belong to Synchronization time s Enter the number of seconds between each re synchronization between this base station and the other base...

Page 77: ...on Table 3 20 DECT System Settings Parameters Parameter Description DECT system RFPI The radio network identity used by all base stations in a specific chain to communicate with each other See RFPI Numbers on page 4 1 for details Auto configure DECT sync source tree This setting should remain disabled Table 3 21 Base Station Settings Parameters Parameter Description Number of SIP accounts before d...

Page 78: ...The base station is connected and functioning properly Connection Loss The base station is not connected to the network This Unit The base station is the one you are currently logged into DECT Sync source Select the synchronization source for each base station on this chain The primary base station has its own RPN as the sync source The value in parentheses after the RPN shows the relative signal ...

Page 79: ...BASE STATION CONFIGURATION Multi Cell Screen IP4100 Install Sept 2013 3 19 Figure 3 5 Configuration Screen Read Only ...

Page 80: ...BASE STATION CONFIGURATION Multi Cell Screen 3 20 IP4100 Install Sept 2013 Figure 3 6 Syslog Screen read only ...

Page 81: ...BASE STATION CONFIGURATION Multi Cell Screen IP4100 Install Sept 2013 3 21 Figure 3 7 SIP Log Screen read only ...

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Page 83: ...mitted to DECT networks to help distinguish between communications in different cells or chains The minimum value is 001 the maximum is FFF Location Area Length LAL characters 9 and 10 A unique code sent to the terminal during location registration to determine the size of the cell area The minimum value is 00 the maximum is FF An example RFPI would be The values are collapsed into a single 10 cha...

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Page 85: ...ll to be passed between the Systems due to lack of DECT visibility i e No DECT coverage due to physical distance it will allow for the Handset to Reregister when in range of either System with the same extension When in an area that is not covered the Handset will go into Searching mode and when in range of a base station will automatically Register with the same extension and able to place and re...

Page 86: ...ection on the line with IP Status showing This Unit set the DECT sync source to Select as primary 16 Click on the Save button above the Base Station Group 17 Login to the Primary of the second building Go to the Multi cell screen 18 In the Base Station Group section on the line with IP Status showing This Unit set the DECT sync source to Select as primary 19 Click on the Save button above the Base...

Page 87: ...MULTIPLE PRIMARY SETUP IP4100 Install Sept 2013 5 3 20 Click on the Force reboot chain button at the bottom of the screen Figure 5 2 Multi Primary Base Station Setting ...

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