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Configure Voice on IP (individual_case) Page 1 of 16
Configure Voice over IP (individual case)
Define the ranges of the IP addresses available on the LAN network in which the system is integrated
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(contact the network manager).
Assign an available IP address to the PowerCPU EE board and indicate the subnet mask:
l in the Hardware and Limits directory, select the IP Boards option
l on the IP boards screen, complete the fields
2 VoIP (Master): IP address of the PowerCPU EE board
IP of subnet mask: subnet mask associated to the board
l validate
l reset the system so that these parameters are used
Define the number of the external IP accesses [see Sizing - Limits file (Voice over IP Section)] and the
quality of the IP service:
l in the Voice over IP directory, select the VoIP: parameters option:
l on the VoIP: Parameters / General screen, complete the fields
Number of VoIP access channels: number of external IP accesses
IP quality of service
IP address: IP address of the external router or the Internet Access board
Set the parameters for the IP communications to protect them from the exterior environment:
3 l on screen VoIP: Parameters / Gatekeeper, specify the gatekeeper that will be used
Define the parameters of the DSP channels:
l on screen VoIP: parameters / DSP, check the boxes if necessary
Echo cancellation
Active voice detection
Assign the IP addresses to all new IP elements integrated on the LAN network on the VoIP: Parameters /
DHCP screen
(This address range must be defined previously with the administrator of the network in which the
system is integrated).
Re-enter the VoIP access channels (used for external IP communications) in the trunk group:
l in the External Lines directory, select the Trunk groups list option
l on screen Trunk group list, select a free trunk group and click on
4 l on screen Trunk Groups: Details, select the VoIP access channels and click on to add
them to the trunk group
Verify the link 2 and 3 categories assigned to this trunk group:
l on screen Trunk group list, select the VoIP access channels trunk group and click on
l on the Link categories (Trunk groups) screen, verify the barring parameters of the trunk group
5 Record the IP terminals found on the same LAN network as the system (dynamic recording, DHCP is
integrated):
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l disconnect and reconnect the power supply of the IP terminals concerned.

Record the IP terminals that are not found on the same LAN network as the system's VoIP board (static
record):
ATTENTION: You must also record the IP or IP-enabler terminals found on the same LAN network as
the system's VoIP board when the DHCP is not integrated.
l disconnect and reconnect the power supply of the IP terminal concerned

l the terminal displays Phase 1
l press Menu then #
l press 2 (IP Parameters)
l press 1 (Dynamic mode)
l press 2
6 l Enter the IP address of the terminal
l validate by pressing #
l press 3
l enter the subnet mask
l press 4
l Enter the IP address of the external router
l press 5
l enter the IP address of the VoIP board
l press End
l press # to save
Assign an encoding voice law to the IP terminal:
7 l on screen Subscribers/Base stations list, select an IP terminal and click on
l on the Handset configuration screen, click on

l on the Subscriber: IP, screen, complete the field Voice Codec
8 Customize the IP terminals (barring parameters, keys, directory numbers, etc.).
Configure the barring parameters
Configure barring parameters
Inventory the different types of subscribers:
1 l subscribers having access rights to all the trunk groups,

l subscribers having access rights to some trunk groups,
l subscribers that do not have access rights to trunk groups.
Allocate a link 3 category to the trunk groups for each operating mode (normal and restricted):
l on screen Trunk group list, select a trunk group and click on
l on screen Trunk Groups: Details, click on

l on screen Link categories (Trunk groups), complete the fields C.L.3
2 Allocate a link 3 category to the subscribers with access rights to the trunk groups for each operating
mode (normal and restricted):
l on screen Subscribers/Base stations list, select a subscriber and click on

l on screen Handset configuration: Barring, complete the fields C.L.3
Take into consideration the Traffic sharing matrix(Barring directory) to assign link 3 categories to the
trunk groups and subscribers
3 Inventory the dialing rights of the different subscribers having access rights to the trunk groups.
Define the six barring levels:
l in the Barring directory, select the Barring tables option
l on the Barring tables screen, complete the fields
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Prefix and Type for each barring level
Meter 1
Meter 2
Define the Barring matrix:
5 l in the Barring directory, select theBarring matrix option

l on the Barring matrix screen, specify a barring level for each link 2 category value of the
subscribers and trunk groups
Allocate a link 2 category to the trunk groups for each operating mode (normal and restricted) and each
type of communication (voice or data):
l on screen Trunk group list, select a trunk group and click on
l on screen Trunk Groups: Details, click on

l on screen Link categories (Trunk groups), complete the fields C.L.2
6 Allocate a link 2 category to the subscribers concerned for each operating mode (normal and restricted)
and each type of communication (voice or data):
l on screen Subscribers/Base stations list, select an extension and click on

l on screen Handset configuration: Barring, complete the fields C.L.2
Take into consideration the Barring matrix (Barring directory) to assign link 2 categories to the trunk
groups and subscribers
Configure Outgoing Call Stop parameters
Note: The 0 class of OCD is not modifiable and does not limit outgoing call duration for any type of call
(area, national, international).
For each modifiable OCD class (ranging from 1 to 3) and for each type of call (area, national,
international), enter a value corresponding to requirements in the format xx:yy (where xx corresponds
to hours and yy to minutes) (see Outgoing Call Duration)
1 Note: The 00:00 value is used for "No Limit"
Click OK.
These values are saved and sent to the PCX.
Assign an OCD class to the desired user (see Handset configuration: Barring).
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By default each user is configured with 0 (no limit) as OCD class.
Back up a customer configuration (total or partial)
Making a partial backup of a customer's configuration can be dangerous. Restoring this can
ATTENTION:
result in a partial loss of customer data during a complete restore.
1 You must be in Online mode

Read the data to be saved:
Partial backup
l select the data to be saved using the mouse (Example: Dialing plan)
2 l right click on the mouse to access the contextual menu
l select the Read from PCX option from the contextual menu
Total backup
l in the Communication menu, select the Read from PCX option
Backup the file:
l in the File menu, select the Save as option
l on the File - Save as ... screen, complete the fields
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File: name of backup file
Customer: customer's name
l click on
Restore a customer configuration (total or partial)
1 You must be in Online mode.
Download the data file to be restored:
l in the File menu, select the Open option

2 l on the Open file screen, select the file you want
l click on
To select Online mode:
l in the Communication menu, select the Connect option
l on the Communication path screen
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select the connection mode you want
specify the necessary passwords
l validate
To initiate data restore:
Restore a partial backup
l select the data to be restored using the mouse (Example: Dialing plan)
4 l right click on the mouse to access the contextual menu
l select the Write to PCX option from this contextual menu
Restore a total backup
l in the Communication menu, select the Write to PCX option
Downloading a new software key
1 Download the file concerning the new software key from the Alcatel-Lucent Internet site
Downloading a new software key:
l in the Typical Modification directory, select the System option
l click the Software License tab on the System screen
l on the Software License tab, complete the field Main software license key by clicking on
l on the Open screen, select the file for the new software key (file with msl extension)
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l validate
l on the Software license tab, complete the field CTI software license key by clicking on
l on the Open screen, select the file for the new software key (file with csl extension)
l validate
l on the System screen, click on

To read the series number of a software key:
4 l click on the Software license tab on the System screen
l on the Software License tab, the series number of the software key is found in the Hardware
serial number field
To access the list of rights involved in the downloading of a new software key:

l click on the Software license tab on the System screen
5 l on the Software License tab, click on
Or
l in the Hardware and Limits directory, select the Software Key Features option
Example of use of Automatic Routing Selection

(ARS): Access to an indirect provider
General description
User A of a PCX dials a public network number (final destination number). The ARS mechanism programmed
must allow the linkage of the following operations:
l analysis of the dialed number,
l seizure of the routing associated to the number dialed,
l transmission of the access number to the indirect provider,
l wait for tone or pause,
l switch into MF post-dialing,
l transmission of a secret access code (optional),
l wait for tone or pause,
l transmission of the number dialed by user A.
Desired behavior
When a user dials an external number, the system should react in the following way:
l for international number to Germany "00 49 XXXXX"
January 1st, Saturdays and Sundays, these numbers are routed through the indirect provider
Operator Test 1,
the other days of the week
from 8 am to 12 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm, these numbers are routed through the
indirect provider Operator Test 2,
from 12 pm to 2 pm and from 6 pm to 8 am, these numbers are routed through the
public network,
l for numbers with the national format or other international numbers, the calls are routed through the
public network.
Description of the access sequence to two indirect providers
Access to operator Test 1
l transmission of a call number 0987654321,
l one second wait before the server answers,
l transmission of secret code 89,
l wait for a tone or transmission of the number to the final destination.
Access to operator Test 2
l transmission of a call number 012345678999,
l wait for the tone after the server answers,
l transmission of secret code 1234,
l wait two seconds and transmit the final destination number.
Configuration
In the internal numbering plan, define the external ARS access:

l in the Numbering directory, select the Dialing plans option
l click on the tab Internal dialing plan
l complete the following fields:
Function: Main trunk group
1 Start / End: 0
Base: empty
NMT: Drop
Priv: no
l click on
l validate
Access to the ARS parameters:
l in the Numbering directory, select the Automatic Routing Selection option
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All ARS parameters must be configured using the contextual menu. The menu can be
ATTENTION:
accessed by right-clicking on the mouse.
Define the suppliers of the network services:

l click on Operators / Destinations
l select Add from the contextual menu on the Providers / Destinations screen
l complete the following field:
3 Operator / Destination 1: operator Test 1

l select Add from the contextual menu
l complete the following field:
Operator / Destination 2: operator Test 1
l select Apply from the contextual menu
Define the day group:

l click on Day Group
l on the Day group screen, complete the fields:
Day of the week: Sunday, Day group: 1
Day of the week: Monday, Day group: 2
Day of the week: Tuesday, Day group: 2
Day of the week: Wednesday, Day group: 2
Day of the week: Thursday, Day group: 2
4 Day of the week: Friday, Day group: 2
Day of the week: Saturday, Day group: 1
l on the new line of the table, complete the fields:
Day: 1
Month: 1
Year: *
Day group: 1
Define the ARS time ranges:
l click on ARS time ranges
l select Add from the contextual menu on the ARS Time Ranges screen
Start: 08:00
Day group: 1, Operator / Destination 1: operator Test 1
Start: 12:00
5 Day group: 1, Operator / Destination 1: operator Test 1
Start: 14:00
Start: 18:00
Define tone and pause parameters:

l click on the Tone / Pause option
l for index 1 on the Tone/Pause screen, complete the following fields:
Time / Tone before Auth. (ms): 1000

Time / Tone after Auth. (ms): Tone
Force MF dialing: yes
l complete the following fields for index 2:
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Time / Tone before Auth. (ms): Tone
Time / Tone after Auth. (ms): 2000
Force MF dialing: yes
Define the customer's secret access codes:
l click on the Authorization code ID option
l for index 1 on the Customer codes screen, complete the following fields:
Authorization code ID: 89 (the code appears as asterisks on the screen)
7 Authorization code ID confirmation: 89
l complete the following fields for index 2:
Authorization code ID: 1234 (the code appears as asterisks on the screen)
Authorization code ID confirmation: 1234
Define the lists of trunk groups for making calls:

l click on Trunk Groups List
l select Add from the contextual menu on the Trunk groups list screen
l complete the following fields for list 2:
Index: select the trunk group to be used from the list accessed via the button
Access digits: 0987654321
Authorization code ID: 1
Tone/Pause: 1
l select Add sub-list from the contextual menu
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Access digits: 0123456789
Authorization code ID: 2
Tone/Pause: 2
l select Add sub-list from the contextual menu
Operator / Destination: None
Authorization code ID: None
Tone/Pause: None
Operator / Destination: None
Authorization code ID: None
Tone/Pause: None
Define the ARS table:
l click on ARS table
l select Add from the contextual menu on the ARS table screen
Network: pub
Prefix: 00 49
Substitute: 00 49
TrGpList : 1
9 Called / HH: het
Comment: indirect provider
Network: pub
TrGpList : 2
Called / HH: het
Comment: public network
Example of use of Automatic Routing Selection

(ARS): networking of two PCXs
General description
The DDI numbers all join PCX 1 and are 0140672400 - 0140672439 i.e. 40 numbers to be shared by the two
PCXs according to the above diagram. PCX 2 is equipped with T0 access for local communications.
The two PCXs are located in different telephone exchanges.
The dialing is called homogeneous and closed: the extension numbers correspond to the last three digits of
the DDI number (for the extensions that have one).
The subscribers of PCX 2 make outgoing communications on the T0 access of PCX 1, except for local
communications and when private lines are saturated. When this happens, overflow of all or part of the
outgoing communications from PCX 2 on its own T0 accesses can be expected.
The exchange number of PCX 2 is 0388.
Configuration
In the internal dialing plan of PCX 1, define local subscribers, remote subscribers and external access
using ARS:
Function: Subscriber
Start / End: 400 - 425
Base: 100
Priv: no
l click on
Start / End: 460 - 499
Base: 160
Priv: no
1 l click on
Function: Secondary trunk group
Start / End: 426 - 459
Base: empty
NMT: keep
Priv: yes
l click on
Start / End: 0
Base: empty
NMT: Drop
Priv: no
l click on
l validate
In the internal numbering plan of PCX 2, define local subscribers, remote subscribers and external
access using ARS:

Start / End: 426 - 459
Base: 100
Priv: no
l click on
Start / End: 400 - 425
Base: empty
NMT: keep
Priv: yes
2 l click on
Start / End: 460 - 499
Base: empty
NMT: keep
Priv: yes
l click on
Start / End: 0
Base: empty
NMT: Drop
Priv: no
l click on
l validate
To define the private numbering plan of PCX 1:

l click on the tab Private dialing plan
Start / End: 400 - 425
Base: 100
Priv: no
l click on
Start / End: 460 - 499
Base: 160
Priv: no
l click on
3
Start / End: 0
Base: empty
NMT: Drop
Priv: no
l click on
l validate
To define the private numbering plan of PCX 2:
l click on the tab Private dialing plan
Start / End: 426 - 459
Base: 100
Priv: no
4 l click on
Start / End: 0
Base: empty
NMT: Drop
Priv: no
l click on
l validate
To define the public numbering plan of PCX 1:

l click on the tab Public dialing plan
5 Function: Subscriber
Start / End: 2400 - 2435
Base: 100
Priv: no
l click on

Start / End: 2426 - 2439
Base: empty
NMT: keep
Priv: yes
l click on
l validate
To access ARS parameters of PCX 1:
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ATTENTION:
To define the trunk groups lists of PCX 1 used to make calls to the public network and to PCX 2:
Index: select the main trunk group of index 1 from the list accessed via the button
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Index: select the trunk group to be used for the calls to PCX 2 from the list accessed with
the button
Define the ARS table of PCX 1:

l on the new line of the table, define the ARS mechanism for local calls by completing the fields:
Network: priv
Prefix: 4
Range: 26 - 59
Substitute: 4
TrGpList : 2
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Called / HH: hom
l on the new line of the table, define the ARS mechanism for DDI calls intended for PCX 2 by
completing the fields:
Network: priv
Prefix: 01406724 (if the installation number is completed, if not enter 24)
Range: 26 - 39
Substitute: 4
TrGpList : 2
Called / HH: hom

l on the new line of the table, define the ARS mechanism for calls beginning with 0388 by
completing the fields:
Network: pub
Prefix: 0388
Substitute: 4
TrGpList : 2
Called / HH: het
To access ARS parameters of PCX 2:
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ATTENTION:
To define the trunk groups lists of PCX 2 used to make calls to the public network and to PCX 1:
Index: select the main trunk group of index 1 from the list accessed via the button
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Index: select the trunk group to be used for the calls to PCX 1 from the list accessed with
the button
Define the ARS table of PCX 2:

l on the new line of the table, define the ARS mechanism for local calls by completing the fields:
Network: priv
Prefix: 4
Range: 00 - 25; 60 - 99
11 Substitute: 4
TrGpList : 2
Called / HH: hom
l on the new line of the table, define the ARS mechanism for external calls (numbers beginning
with 0388...) by completing the fields:
Network: pub
Prefix: 0388
TrGpList : 1
Called / HH: het

l on the new line of the table, define the ARS mechanism for external calls (all numbers except
0388...) by completing the fields:
Network: pub
Substitute: 0 (allows 0 to be added)
TrGpList : 2
Called / HH: het
l select Add sub-line from the contextual menu
l on the new line of the table, for external calls (all numbers except 0388...) authorize the
overflow to the T0 public accesses of PCX 2 if private lines are saturated:
TrGpList : 1
Called / HH: het

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Configure Voice on IP (individual_case) Page 1 of 16

Configure Voice over IP (individual case)

l disconnect and reconnect the power supply of the IP terminals concerned.

l disconnect and reconnect the power supply of the IP terminal concerned

7 l on screen Subscribers/Base stations list, select an IP terminal and click on

l on the Handset configuration screen, click on

Configure the barring parameters

Configure barring parameters

Inventory the different types of subscribers:

1 l subscribers having access rights to all the trunk groups,

l on screen Trunk group list, select a trunk group and click on

l on screen Trunk Groups: Details, click on

l on screen Subscribers/Base stations list, select a subscriber and click on

l on the Handset configuration screen, click on

5 l in the Barring directory, select theBarring matrix option

l on screen Trunk group list, select a trunk group and click on

l on screen Trunk Groups: Details, click on

l on screen Subscribers/Base stations list, select an extension and click on

l on the Handset configuration screen, click on

Configure Outgoing Call Stop parameters

Back up a customer configuration (total or partial)

1 You must be in Online mode

Restore a customer configuration (total or partial)

1 You must be in Online mode.

Download the data file to be restored:

l in the File menu, select the Open option

Downloading a new software key

l on the System screen, click on

l in the Typical Modification directory, select the System option

Example of use of Automatic Routing Selection

In the internal numbering plan, define the external ARS access:

Define the suppliers of the network services:

3 Operator / Destination 1: operator Test 1

Define the day group:

Define tone and pause parameters:

Time / Tone before Auth. (ms): 1000

Define the lists of trunk groups for making calls:

l complete the following fields for list 2:

Example of use of Automatic Routing Selection

l in the Numbering directory, select the Dialing plans option

To define the private numbering plan of PCX 1:

To define the public numbering plan of PCX 1:

Function: Secondary trunk group

Define the ARS table of PCX 1:

l select Add from the contextual menu

Define the ARS table of PCX 2:

l select Add from the contextual menu

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