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 How to connect the gateway?[TOP] |
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 1)Rack-mountable gateway: Plug in the power cord in one end to the gateway, |
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| and plug in the other end to the power outlet on the wall, then turn the Power switch |
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| On of the gateway. |
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| 2) Desk Top gateway: Connect one side of the power adaptor to the gateway and |
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| the other side to the power outlet, if it's a one-piece adaptor. For 2-piece adaptor, |
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| connect another side of the power adaptor to the power cord, then plug the power |
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| cord in to the power outlet. |
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| How to connect serial ports of the gateway and your computer?[TOP] |
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| here is a white 9-pin serial port cable supplied with the gateway. Connect the |
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| male end of the cable to the Console port on the front end of the gateway and the |
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| female end to the serial port (COM1) of your computer, Then, configure correct |
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| communication parameters for serial port via HyperTerminal, for information of |
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| parameters setting , please refer to the Manual. |
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| How to connect the gateway to the Internet? [TOP] |
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| There are two Ethernet ports on the gateway, one is marked as LAN, another as |
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| WAN. |
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| How to log onto the gateway via Telnet?[TOP] |
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| Log onto the gateway from a remote computer via Telnet to view configuration |
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| information of gateway (e.g. IP address, Version, Mode, etc) providing the gateway |
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| is connected to the public network with fixed IP or dynamic IP. To prevent others |
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| from logging onto your gateway, one can assign a login password, details are as |
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| 1) Log onto the gateway via HyperTerminal |
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| 2) Input “passwdSet” after prompt character “Voipack” |
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| 3) Enter the password |
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| 4) Re-enter the password |
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| Now the Telnet login password is set. You will be required to enter the password |
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| when logging onto the gateway via Telnet. |
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| How to view debug information on the gateway?[TOP] |
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| Input “dbgcmd” after “Voipack>” to enter debug mode. |
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| Input “spy xgcp 2” after “MXP>” to display mgcp-related information such as call |
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| connection, communication and call release. |
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| Input “spy tiu 0” after “MXP>” to display ringing detection related information for |
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| FXO detection. |
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| Why FXO fails to terminate calls?[TOP] |
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| FXO release failure-where FXO fails to terminate the call while the call is actually |
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| released, occasionally occurs when FXO fails to detect the power down and/or busy |
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| tone status. Firmware Version 5.37 features automatic busy tone detection which |
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| may effectively resolve this problem however, some busy tone signals sent by PBX |
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| are not under the default detection range, so necessary modification is required. |
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| Details are as follows: |
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| View default parameters: |
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| Voipack>showBusytoneParam |
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| Set new parameters: |
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| Voipack>flash_set_bztone_param (1000,50, 1000, 50, 30). |
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| If FXO release failure still occurs, set mute detection parameters. |
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