Mosa SIP 4600B, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 67 / 129

M
OSA 4600B SIP Line user manual
65
10. VODNET Network Configuration
If your MOSA 4600B apply to the calls between SIP devices only, you can skip this chapter.
If the MOSA IP-PBX (used in VODNET and it connects to your desktop phoneset) communicates
with SIP device via this MOSA 4600B, you can configure it according to this chapter.
10.1 Numbering Plan
The numbering plan for this product is to define the access code for each kind of services and the
manner of dialing. These codes will be applied often, therefore the code should be simple, easy to
remember, and unique. The prefix of equipment should be put into consideration to prevent the
conflict. For the prefix of equipment, please refer to 10.2 Prefix Map.
The access code consists any combination of 0 ~ 9, * , and # ; and
The first character can not be 0.
If an access code is defined, you can define another access code by this code followed
by one extra character, only one character is allowed. For example, “*2” is defined as
Abbr. Dial Access Code, then “*21” or “*22” may be defined as another access code.
Code can not be used if that has been defined as a prefix in Prefix Map Table.
Also pay attention to the combination of Access Code + Dialing Plan. For example: Dial
(*2) + Index (00) can not be the same as other Access Code
The correct defined access codes are listed for your reference:
Use the access code as the example below simplify the configuration and it match the example
described in this manual. However, for different environment, the factory default value may not
exactly the same as the table below.
Item Access Code
IP Calls Only
IP Calls **
Trunk Group 1 Access 9
Phoneset Programming *0
Abbr. Dial *2
Call Pick Up *7
Call Pick Up with Extension *4
Netmosa Plus Call *3
Seize Remote Trunk *9
Seize Specific Trunk (Class) *8