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TD 92322GB

2007-06-26/ Ver. D

Installation and Operation Manual

Integrated Message Server, IMS/IP-WiFi

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Page 1: ...TD 92322GB 2007 06 26 Ver D Installation and Operation Manual Integrated Message Server IMS IP WiFi ...

Page 2: ...hared Phones 6 3 1 3 Message Distribution 6 3 1 4 Interface Groups 7 3 1 5 Handset Administration 7 3 1 6 WLAN System 7 3 1 7 Messaging Tool 8 3 1 8 Phonebook 8 3 2 900 Interface 8 3 2 1 System 900 Interface 8 3 2 2 Message Distribution 9 3 3 Other Parameters 9 3 3 1 Status log 9 3 3 2 System Activity log 9 3 3 3 User Server 10 4 IMS IP Connected to the A bus without Central Unit 10 5 Absence Hand...

Page 3: ...7 4 3 Delete the Local Database 18 7 5 LDAP Parameter Setup 19 7 6 Examples of Settings 20 7 7 Operation 21 8 Handset Administration 22 8 1 Search for Registered Handsets 22 8 1 1 Save the Search Result list 22 8 1 2 Remove IP Address force a Relogin or Delete a VoWiFi handset 23 8 1 3 Show Handset Details 23 8 2 Change the Handset Absent Status 23 9 Messaging tool 24 10 Phonebook Service and Rout...

Page 4: ...he communication controller on the A bus but if IMS IP WiFi is configured to control the communication on the A bus then the Central Unit can be excluded An application called Basic Alarm Manager is included in the IMS IP WiFi This application makes it possible to send messages to Pocket Units in the system or activate outputs in the system as a reaction to activated inputs or alarm or user data f...

Page 5: ...r 6 0 or later only used for installation administration and IMS IP Messaging Tool Basic licence for IMS IP IMS for VoWiFi licence Additional licences for IMS IP OAP licences Basic messaging acknowledge included Basic messaging interactive messaging and user data Basic messaging and alarm Basic messaging interactive messaging user data and alarm ...

Page 6: ...P has two internal inputs and two open collector outputs J16 see figure 2 above that can be used by the Basic Alarm Manager See chapter 6 Basic Alarm Manager on page 11 for more information about the Basic Alarm Manager and the ELISE2 Installation Guide for information about how to connect inputs and outputs LED LED status Indication LED5 ON The IMS IP applications are up and running OFF Problems ...

Page 7: ...r relay indications are described below IMS IP connected to A bus with a Central Unit IMS IP connected to A bus without a Central Unit or A bus not connected For information about other LED indications see Installation Guide ELISE2 TD 92232GB Status Function Indicator Error Relay Communication with the Central Unit Green Operates No communication with the Central Unit Flashing orange 100ms ON 100 ...

Page 8: ...e a valid licence The licence is preprogrammed and does not need to be entered at installation 2 5 1 Unlicensed Mode When needed the IMS IP can be started in unlicensed mode Unlicensed mode is indicated by the Function Indicator with an orange light 3000 ms ON 100 ms OFF For details on the LED characteristics see the ELISE Installation Guide The IMS IP has full functionality in unlicensed mode for...

Page 9: ...words from a User Server Another possibility is to use the handset s call number as password If a User Server is used the operating mode for the UNS must be set to forwarding and the User Server the ESS which has the users defined must be specified as the forwarding destination The ESS must also be identified as User Server as described in 3 3 3 User Server on page 10 Note Shared phones requires b...

Page 10: ...e pages by changing the language and number of handsets shown on the search result list See 8 Handset Administration on page 22 3 1 6 WLAN System WLAN system handles the VoWiFi handset relogin time and authentication Call diversion display text and Extended activity logging is also enabled in this view The time before a handset must relogin to the IMS IP is set in minutes and when this time is exc...

Page 11: ... is connected to a system with a Central Unit A bus without Central Unit The IMS IP controls the communication on the A bus According to DIP switch If the IMS IP address DIP switch is set to 00 it is controlling the communication on the A bus If the address is set to 01 FF the Central Unit is controlling the communication on the A bus No A bus connected The A bus connection is not used If the IMS ...

Page 12: ...as been activated Location Special Location1 information from Pocket Units Availability Info Includes absence information i e if a Pocket Unit is placed in Charging Storage Rack Pagings that are received from the A bus will be transmitted to the destination that corresponds to the address in the UNS 3 3 Other Parameters 3 3 1 Status log The Status log messages have their own distribution list that...

Page 13: ...he IMS IP keeps track of all handsets that have reported absence status The handset can report unavailable if it is set in Manual Absent mode from the IMS IP GUI see 8 2 Change the Handset Absent Status on page 23 or from the Profiles menu in the Handset see the User Manual for the handset When a message is sent to an absent handset the sending module can get information from the IMS IP that the h...

Page 14: ... the A bus can also be triggered The Basic Alarm Manager can send messages to Pocket Units as a reaction to the incoming information It is also possible to activate outputs on the IMS IP or modules on the A bus Figure 4 Communication flow for the Basic Alarm Manager and external systems 900 Interface WLAN Interface Basic Alarm Manager I O Handler VoWiFi IMS IP Alarm Mobile Data Message Input Activ...

Page 15: ...list for the 900 Interface to send information to the Basic Alarm Manager Input An input on the IMS IP or an input on an Alarm Module connected to the A bus Output An output on the IMS IP or an output on an Output Module connected to the A bus Trigger A set of conditions that detects whether an input has been activated or an alarm or data has been sent from a VoWiFi handset Action Sending a messag...

Page 16: ...bam where xxx xxx xxx xxx is the IP address The user that has access to these pages is called admin and the default password is changeme 6 4 1 Define Inputs and Outputs Before an input or output can be used in the configuration it has to be defined with a name and address IMS IP inputs1 The IMS IP has two inputs that can be used by the Basic Alarm Manager These inputs are predefined in the Basic A...

Page 17: ...n alarm has been sent from a handset Several triggers can be defined for each Event The actions in the Event will be carried out when any of the triggers is fulfilled Actions The actions that can be carried out by the Basic Alarm Manager is to send a message to a Pocket Unit in the system or activate an output The UNS will be used to get the destination address corresponding to the address entered...

Page 18: ...or phonebook access When the UNS in the IMS IP is set to forwarding mode the phonebook Call ID must exist in the module that the requests are sent to Any change of the Call ID and or IP address must be made in that module If the default address is used no changes are needed When the UNS in the IMS IP is set to stand alone mode do as follows to change the address 1 Open the IMS IP administration pa...

Page 19: ...ch database to use for phone numbers Local database or LDAP server If the default local database is selected continue below in chapter 7 4 Local Phonebook Administration If LDAP server is selected continue in chapter 7 5 LDAP Parameter Setup on page 19 7 4 Local Phonebook Administration The local phonebook database is administrated from a web browser The administration can be reached from the page...

Page 20: ...ssword 2 Click the Administrate IMS IP Phonebook link 3 Click the Import Export button The window shown in figure 8 will appear Figure 8 Importing a CSV file 4 Click Browse to locate the CSV file in the file system Click Import file Update the local database from the web interface 1 Open the page http xxx xxx xxx xxx user Log on with user The default password is password 2 Click the Administrate I...

Page 21: ... Administrate IMS IP Phonebook link The window shown in figure 10 will appear Figure 10 Exporting a CSV file 3 Click Export file Select Save this file to disk Enter a file name and the location where the file should be stored and click Save 7 4 3 Delete the Local Database 1 Open the page http xxx xxx xxx xxx user Log on with user The default password is password 2 Click the Administrate IMS IP Pho...

Page 22: ...component mail for e mail address and sn for surname See 7 6 Examples of Settings on page 20 Figure 4 1 Click on the View LDAP parameters link 2 Enter the IP or DNS address to the LDAP server in the LDAP Server Address field 3 Enter the port number used by the LDAP server in the Port Number field 4 Select how to authenticate to the LDAP server in the Authentication Method drop down list Note If th...

Page 23: ... IMS IP WiFi 20 7 6 Examples of Settings LDAP directory in VoIP Gateway Figure 11 Settings for the LDAP directory in the VoIP Gateway Active directory 2003 Figure 12 Settings for Active directory 2003 Cisco CallManager Figure 13 Settings for Cisco CallManager Figure 5 i Figure 6 Figure 7 ...

Page 24: ... query is found the result is displayed as a list of names 2 Select a name and press the Call key to dial the number See also the documentation for the handset that is used Search examples You want to search for Text to be entered First name or Family name Part of name First and Family name Part of first name space Part of family name First name only Part of first name space Family name only space...

Page 25: ...AN Interface Figure 14 Handset Administration pages 2 Select List All or search with different criteria for example the Address Number the IP address the Hardware ID often the MAC address or the Status of the handset A result list is presented Figure 15 Search result list The search result can be sorted by address number IP address status or last login 8 1 1 Save the Search Result list The search ...

Page 26: ...n be used to check the connection with a handset Delete Selected Can be used to remove numbers not in use 8 1 3 Show Handset Details 1 Click on the icon in the search result list see figure 15 on page 22 All details of the chosen handset are viewed Figure 16 Handset details 8 2 Change the Handset Absent Status It is possible to change the Manual Absent status on the Handset administration pages 1 ...

Page 27: ... Pocket Units The figure below describes how to use the messaging tool The title of the tool can be customized on the IMS IP administration pages see 3 1 7 Messaging Tool on page 8 for more information Figure 17 The IMS IP messaging tool Enter the call number of a Pocket Unit or the address of a group 1 Enter the message text that should be sent to the handset 2 Click the Send button 3 A pop up wi...

Page 28: ... is used for communication is called Open Access Protocol OAP and therefore the server is called OAP Server See Function Description Open Access Protocol TD 92215GB for more information about the protocol and when it can be used 11 1 Configuration The Message Distribution lists for the different interfaces have to be configured to send the information to the OAP Server in order to give the client ...

Page 29: ...honebook Service TD 92360GB Installation and Operation Manual Enhanced System Services ESS TD 92253GB Installation Guide T941AM8 Alarm Module TD 90858GB Installation Guide T941AM32 Alarm Module TD 90854GB Installation Guide T942SI Serial Interface TD 90927GB Installation Guide T941OM Output Module TD 90859GB System Installation On site Paging System TD 90227GB System Planning On site Paging System...

Page 30: ...2006 02 13 First released version B 2006 03 06 Authentication information in 3 1 6 WLAN System on page 7 and new chapter 3 3 3 User Server on page 10 C 2007 02 14 New chapter 3 1 2 Shared Phones on page 6 D 2007 06 26 New parameter information authentication method forced login and call diversion display text added to 3 1 6 WLAN System on page 7 Parameter settings for LDAP in 7 5 LDAP Parameter Se...

Page 31: ... communication has to be permitted on the ports that are used The following applies Port Application or unit Transport protocol 80 Web configuration of the IMS IP TCP 123 Network Time Protocol NTP UDP 3217 Other Unite compliant units UDP 2775 Phonebook Service UDP 1321 OAP Server TCP 1322 OAP Server TCP 10101 Remote connection TCP 33000 Handset communication TCP 389 Lightweight Directory Access Pr...

Page 32: ...uration is not defined which means that the siren will sound until another action is started Alarm cancellation Data from Handset Trigger It doesn t matter which handset that sends the data so the trigger is general when it comes to handset number 1 Alarm Module 1 inputs has been defined in the Basic Alarm Manager Input names Cold storage room 1 1 Output Module 2 outputs have been defined in the B...

Page 33: ...nutes 120 seconds the action is started The action should not be repeated so the Repetition time is not stated and then the value in the Max No of Repetitions field has no meaning Send Message Actions Activate Output Action The duration is not defined which means that the lamp will be lit until another action is started Cold storage room 1 door open reminder Input Trigger When the door has been op...

Page 34: ... closes the actions should be started directly Activate Output Actions The outputs are set to the initial state again Handset Address Message text Beep code 1440 Cold storage room 1 door still open 4 Input Activation Activation time s Repetition time s Max No of Repetitions Cold storage room 1 Close 1800 100 Handset Address Message text Beep code 1440 Cold storage room 1 door still open 6 1441 Col...

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