BenutzerhandbuchInhaltsverzeichnisPublication history5Contents7About this document15About this guide16How to use this guide16Product overview17Skills you need18Nortel Networks product knowledge18Telecommunications knowledge18Data networking knowledge19Conventions used in this guide20Precautionary messages20Instructions for selecting menu options20Instructions for displaying property sheets20PBX terminology21Related information products22Printed documents22CD-ROM23Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter description25Product Introduction26Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card26Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit27Reach Line Card27Voice over IP technology27Configuration - Device and Software28Hardware description29Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit LEDs29Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit LED display diagrams30Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card31Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit31Universal power supply support - Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card32Universal power supply support - Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit33Internet Access Device description34Connection options3510BaseT Ethernet interface35How Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter units work36Outgoing call process37Incoming call process37Host-controlled call mode37Call scenario 1: host-controlled—corporate internal call38Call scenario 2: host-controlled—corporate external call40System security42No security42Security identifier42Telephones43Supported digital telephones43Required footstand for Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter units43Supported telephone modules43Supported telephone features44Computer telephony integration applications44Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) applications45Online/Offline Table46Emergency service number47Configuration Manager48Power requirements49Input specifications49Output specifications49Planning for installation51Physical environment52Space52Temperature52Mounting options54Cables included with the Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card54Cables included with the Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit54Cables you must supply yourself54Administration PC55Connection options55Ethernet connection55Administering multiple nodes in the network56Windows PC requirements56Network considerations58IP addressing and routing58Determining DHCP Assigned IP Addresses58Deployment60Transport media60Network Address Translation60IP deployment61Installing the Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit63Preparing for installation64General Safety64Required hardware and software tools65Unpacking and inspecting the equipment65Installing the Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card66Removing the footstand of the digital telephone66Inserting the Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card67Installing ferrite beads69Connecting the Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card70Powering up the Meridian Digital Telephone Internal IP Adapter circuit card71Installing the Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit72Installing the Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit on a desk72Installing the Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit on the wall72Connecting the Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit74Connecting the Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit to the network75Powering up the Meridian Digital Telephone External IP Adapter unit76Configuring the IP Adapter unit using the telephone menu77Before you begin78Information you need to know before configuring78Accessing the telephone menu79Telephone menu key function79Backing up while in the telephone menu80Exiting the system using the Release key80Running the telephone menu script81Changing configuration settings using Configuration Manager105Before you begin106Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit system configuration107Configuring the system settings108Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter System Configuration field descriptions109IP configuration112Configuring IP information113IP Configuration field descriptions114RLC connection configuration115Configuring the RLC connection information116RLC Connection configuration field descriptions117Using the digital telephone119Modes of operation120Host-controlled mode120Online mode120Offline mode120What controls the online and offline modes120Placing and receiving calls122Receiving incoming calls122Methods for placing outgoing calls122Placing a host-controlled call122To call another station at your site—host-controlled mode123Indicator updates124Host-controlled indicator updates124Display messages125Message descriptions125Telephone features operation127Emergency service calls127Hold127Call Waiting127Call Transfer128Going online and offline129Using the SPRE code to place your unit in online mode129Using the SPRE code to place your unit in offline mode129Overriding an automatic offline event from the host PBX130Administration131Changing the administration password132Changing the Configuration Manager password132Changing the Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit’s password133Creating a backup configuration file134Storing backup configuration files134Creating the backup file135Restoring the configuration137Before you begin137Uploading a configuration file over the IP network138Display logs142Viewing display logs142Printing the display logs to a file143Changing the number of display logs retained by the Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit144Clear logs145Statistics screens146Bandwidth Connection Statistics146Caller Information Statistics149Digital Signal Processor (DSP) Statistics152Ethernet Interface Statistics156Network Statistics160Verifying the firmware and software version163Verifying the software version163Verifying the firmware version164Determining the current firmware and software versions164Obtaining the latest upgrade file165Types of upgrades165Downloading the upgrade file165Extracting upgrade files from the download file166Performing the extraction using Windows166Performing a firmware upgrade168When to perform a firmware upgrade168About firmware upgrades and configuration files168Before you begin168Upgrading the Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit firmware169Restarting the system171To restart the unit171Performing a software upgrade172Upgrading the Configuration Manager software172Troubleshooting173Before you begin174Identifying why a problem occurred174Meridian Digital Telephone IP Adapter unit LEDs176Digital telephone177Symptom descriptions177Network connectivity183System descriptions183Software problems186Symptom descriptions186Display Logs definitions186Using Configuration Manager’s PING187Performing a Configuration Manager PING187Unsuccessful PING options189Recovering from a catastrophic failure190Repair and warranty information191Canada191United States191Europe191Asia/Pacific192CALA192Planning forms193IP Adapter Network Connections194IP Adapter Configuration Information—Dialing Plans195IP Adapter telephone menu— Configuration Values196Connection pin-out tables199RJ-45 ethernet connector200Admin (serial) connector pin-out table201Power connector pin-out table202Equipment attachment notices203Industry Canada204Safety and regulatory information205International safety compliance206Underwriters Laboratory (UL)206Canadian Standards Association (CSA)206Europe206Australia206Other Countries Deviations Assessed206Electromagnetic compatibility207Electromagnetic immunity208Electrostatic discharge209FCC requirements210Part 68210Telephone network plug and jack211Equipment harmful to the telephone network211Party lines211Glossary213Fields Index243Index247Größe: 2,6 MBSeiten: 256Language: EnglishHandbuch öffnen
