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DV-332

User Guide
(H.323/SIP)

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Contents

1. SYSTEM OVERVIEW 8

2. PRODUCT AND OPTIONAL MODULE SPECIFICATIONS 10

2.1 Product specification 10

2.2 Optional module specification 10

3. HARDWARE INSTALLATION 11

3.1 How to connect hardware to other equipments 11

3.1.1 Front connection 12

3.1.2 Rear connection 12

3.1.3 Console connection 13

4. IP CONFIGURATION 14

5.1 Setting SIP 18

5.1.1 Basic setting 18

5.1.2 Setting each SIP port 28

5.1.3 Setting SIP Field (phone number, display name ) 30

5.1.4 Changing Address table & caller No 32

5.1.5 Changing information, reference function of SIP INVITE message 33

5.1.6 Setting each field for message 39

5.2 Setting H.323 41

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5.2.1 Setting Default 41

5.2.2 Changing caller’s number 46

6. SETTING UP DIGITAL TRUNK PORT 49

6.1 Clock configuration 49

6.2 Digital trunk configuration 51

6.3 Configuring signaling types 53

6.3.1 R2 MFC 53

6.3.2 ISDN PRI 56

6.4 Digital Trunk connection status 57

6.4.1 Checking physical connection and clock synchronization 57

6.4.2. Verifying R2 / ISDN PRI connection status 59

6.4.3 Verifying used channels and call states 60

7. SETTING UP CALLS BETWEEN HEADQUARTER AND

BRANCHES 63

7.1 Routing table configuration 63

7.1.1 Adding and deleteing a basic routing table 64

7.1.2 Setting up routing table for calls between headquarter and branches 65

7.1.3 Setting up address table for calls between headquarter and branches 67

7.2 Additional configuration in calls between headquarter and branches 69

8. SERVICE CONFIGURATION 70

8.1 Emergency backup(=reroute) configuration 70

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8.1.1 Emergency backup of FXO ports with PSTN lines 70

8.1.2 Digital E1 backup configuration 74

8.2 FAX configuration 75

8.2.1 Configuring FAX Pass-through 76

8.2.2 Setting T.38 FAX 77

Adjusting sound volume 79

8.4 Setting Codec 81

8.5 Transferring and picking up calls between internal ports 82

8.5.1 Setting up common and pick-up configuration 82

8.5.2 Setting up call transfer feature 84

8.6 Using polarity reversal feature 86

8.7 Setting the function for showing caller ID 88

8.8 Setting others 94

8.8.1 Password change 94

8.8.2 Alterating connection port of telnet, web 95

8.8.3 Changing System name 97

9. UPGRADING FIRMWARE 98

9.1 How to upgrade firmware 98

10. SAVING, INITIALIZING, CHECKING CONFIGURED

INFORMATION 102

10.1 Saving configuration 102

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10.2 Initializing confgiruation 102

10.3 Backuping and resaving configuration 102

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1. System Overview

DV-332 is a gateway that can be applied to SOHO and Enterprise market. With the same product, it
supports various analog/digital interfaces such as FXS/FXO/Digital E1/E&M. Since it is built with slot
and module types, it supports flexible port types and numbers.

[Figure 1. DV-332 Front design for both Analog/Digital]

[Figure 2. DV-332 Rear design for Analog]

[Figure 3. DV-332 Rear design for Digital]

As you can see above, DV-332 provides Ethernet ports and a console port. Ethernet ports are
inscribed as WAN/LAN respectively. And these ports work as a switch. If you need to use Internet by
connecting a LAN port to PC, you need to configure another IP address in a same network range. At
the rear side, it provides 4 slots to insert various kinds of optional modules. Ports can be added by

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4/8 port units.

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2. Product and optional module specifications

2.1 Product specification

Number of ports and

Interface/Service Detail specification
specification

4/8/12/16/20/24/28/32
FXS
ports, RJ-11

Analog 4/8/12/16/20/24/28/32
FXO
ports, RJ-11
Voice port
4/8/12/16 ports,
E&M
RJ-11 (4 ports per module)
Digital DTU 1+1 or 2 ports, RJ-48
10/100base-T(X) LAN with Auto- 1 port, RJ-45 WAN
Ethernet
MDIX function 1 port, RJ-45 LAN
Voice(analog) Loop start
Signalling/ Voice(digital) R2-MFC, ISDN PRI
Protocol H.323 V4, SIP(RFC3261),
VoIP protocols
MGCP/NCS 1.0
G.711a/u, G.729.a, G.723.1
Voice codecs
Echo Cancellation (G.168)
and additional features
VAD/CNG
FAX G3 FAX Relay(Real time fax)
Input power supply 100~230VAC, 50/60Hz

2.2 Optional module specification

Module type Port(s) provided ETC

332C 4 FXS ports, 4 FXO ports
332S 8 FXS ports
Analog
332T 8 FXO ports
332E 4 E&M ports

Digital 332D 1+1port (Backup port) Concurrent 30 calls available

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3. Hardware installation

3.1 How to connect hardware to other equipments

As you can see at the following diagram, there are front and rear hardware connections respectively.

[Figure 1. Hardware connection diagram]

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3.1.1 Front connection

1) How to connect Ethernet ports

Please connect xDSL(ADSL, VDSL) or other Ethernet connections to the WAN port. You can connect
PC to LAN ports. Since it is a hub port, you need to additionally allocate an IP address to PC.

2) Console connection

You can use a console cable at the initial configuration. The connection speed of a console is
19.2Kbps. You have to use the exclusive console cable provided with the product.

3) Gateway status indication LEDs

* PWR : This LED lights up when the power supply is provided. When the LED does not light up even
after turning on the on/off switch, you need to check power supply and fuse.

* STS : This LED represents the gateway status and lights up when there is a problem. It could be lit
up when the WAN port is not connected or during the booting process. Otherwise, there are
hardware-related problems.

* WAN & LAN : These LEDs light up when they are physically connected.

4) Port status indication LED

This LED will be turned off when the port is IDLE. When the port receives a call, the LED will be lit
up for 1 second and turned off for 2 seconds. Moreover, it will be lit up continuously when the line
is busy.

3.1.2 Rear connection

1) There is a fuse box between the power supply port and on/off switch. Basically there are 2 fuses
available and the unused one is a spare one. You have to check the fuse when GW does not work
even after turning on the power.

2) Analog port connection(s)

Basically DV-332 provides 4 analog port slots. And you can insert additional 4FXS/4FXO module or

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8FXS module by one slot unit. Connect telephones or co-line ports of a keyphone or PBX to FXS ports.
And connect PSTN lines or extension ports of a keyphone or PBX to FXO ports.

3.1.3 Console connection

The pin arrangement of DV-332 console port is as follows.

9pin EIA-232(console) Connects RJ-45(DV-308/232/332)

Pin Signal to Pin Signal
1 NC(Not Connected) 1 NC(Not Connected)
2 TXD Ù 3 TXD
3 RXD Ù 5 GND
4 NC 2 NC
5 GND Ù 6 RXD
6 NC 4 NC
7 NC 7 NC
8 NC 8 NC
9 NC
[Pin disposition of a console port]

After connecting a console cable, you can initially set up basic configurations such as IP and Voice.
These are detail properties of a console connection.

> Baud Rate : 19200

> Byte Size :8
> Parity : None
> Stop Bits :1
> Hardware Flow Control : None
> Software Flow Control : None
> RS485 Mode : Off

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4. IP Configuration

When you log into gateway via console cable, you can use user id:davo and password:drc. You can
set up an IP address as follows.

GW/CONFIG/IP> show©
#===========================================================
#================ WAN PARAMETERS =======================
OP mode - STATIC
WAN IP Address - 192.168.2.200
WAN Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0
WAN Gateway - 0.0.0.0
Ethernet Addr - 00:08:52:02:CA:FE
#================ CONSOLE PARAMETERS =======================
Console BaudRate - 19200 BPS
#================ DNS PARAMETERS =======================
1st Server IP - 168.126.63.1
2nd Server IP - 168.126.63.2
Domain Name -
#===========================================================
GW/CONFIG/IP>

Factory default values are static mode and 192.168.2.200 respectively. You can change them
depending on environment.

GW/CONFIG/IP> change©
#================ WAN PARAMETERS =======================
OP mode - STATIC
WAN IP Address - 192.168.2.200
WAN Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0
WAN Gateway - 0.0.0.0
Ethernet Addr - 00:08:52:02:CA:FE
#================ CONSOLE PARAMETERS =======================
Console BaudRate - 19200 BPS
#================ DNS PARAMETERS =======================
1st Server IP - 168.126.63.1
2nd Server IP - 168.126.63.2
Domain Name -
#===========================================================
1. Change Operation mode.
2. Change IP Address.
3. Change IP Netmask.

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4. Change Def. G/W IP.

5. Change Console Baudrate.
6. Change 1st DNS Server IP.
7. Change 2nd DNS Server IP.
8. Change DNS Domain Name.
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-8) ? : 1©
Enter mode (DHCP/PPPoE/Static) : static©
#================ WAN PARAMETERS =======================
OP mode - STATIC
WAN IP Address - 192.168.2.200
WAN Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0
WAN Gateway - 0.0.0.0
Ethernet Addr - 00:08:52:02:CA:FE
#================ CONSOLE PARAMETERS =======================
Console BaudRate - 19200 BPS
#================ DNS PARAMETERS =======================
1st Server IP - 168.126.63.1
2nd Server IP - 168.126.63.2
Domain Name -
#===========================================================
1. Change Operation mode.
2. Change IP Address.
3. Change IP Netmask.
4. Change Def. G/W IP.
5. Change Console Baudrate.
6. Change 1st DNS Server IP.
7. Change 2nd DNS Server IP.
8. Change DNS Domain Name.
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-8) ? :

This is the instance of static operation mode. If you want to change the operation mode into DHCP
or PPPoE , choose DHCP or PPPoE in “Enter mode (DHCP/PPPoE/Static) :”.

After changing operation mode, you can change an IP address, subnet mask and default gateway
address choosing 2,3 and 4 in the menu.

What do you want to change (0-8) ? : 2©

Enter IP Address(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) : 220.120.246.203©
#================ WAN PARAMETERS =======================
OP mode - STATIC
WAN IP Address - 220.120.246.203

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WAN Subnet Mask - 0.0.0.0

WAN Gateway - 0.0.0.0
Ethernet Addr - 00:08:52:02:CA:FE
#================ CONSOLE PARAMETERS =======================
Console BaudRate - 19200 BPS
#================ DNS PARAMETERS =======================
1st Server IP - 168.126.63.1
2nd Server IP - 168.126.63.2
Domain Name -
#===========================================================
1. Change Operation mode.
2. Change IP Address.
3. Change IP Netmask.
4. Change Def. G/W IP.
5. Change Console Baudrate.
6. Change 1st DNS Server IP.
7. Change 2nd DNS Server IP.
8. Change DNS Domain Name.
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-8) ? : 3©
Enter IP Netmask(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) : 255.255.255.192©
#================ WAN PARAMETERS =======================
OP mode - STATIC
WAN IP Address - 220.120.246.203
WAN Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.192
WAN Gateway - 0.0.0.0
Ethernet Addr - 00:08:52:02:CA:FE
#================ CONSOLE PARAMETERS =======================
Console BaudRate - 19200 BPS
#================ DNS PARAMETERS =======================
1st Server IP - 168.126.63.1
2nd Server IP - 168.126.63.2
Domain Name -
#===========================================================
1. Change Operation mode.
2. Change IP Address.
3. Change IP Netmask.
4. Change Def. G/W IP.
5. Change Console Baudrate.
6. Change 1st DNS Server IP.
7. Change 2nd DNS Server IP.
8. Change DNS Domain Name.
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-8) ? : 4©
Enter Def. G/W IP(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) : 220.120.246.254©
#================ WAN PARAMETERS =======================
OP mode - STATIC
WAN IP Address - 220.120.246.203
WAN Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.192
WAN Gateway - 220.120.246.254

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Ethernet Addr - 00:08:52:02:CA:FE

#================ CONSOLE PARAMETERS =======================
Console BaudRate - 19200 BPS
#================ DNS PARAMETERS =======================
1st Server IP - 168.126.63.1
2nd Server IP - 168.126.63.2
Domain Name -
#===========================================================
1. Change Operation mode.
2. Change IP Address.
3. Change IP Netmask.
4. Change Def. G/W IP.
5. Change Console Baudrate.
6. Change 1st DNS Server IP.
7. Change 2nd DNS Server IP.
8. Change DNS Domain Name.
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-8) ? : 0©
you must RESET to apply modified value(s) to system.
GW/CONFIG/IP>

NOTE : Changes related to IP addresses will be affected only after saving and rebooting the GW.

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5.1 Setting SIP

5.1.1 Basic setting

Representative No for the registration of server & each port’s phone number, setting procedure
should be done as following. Setting is easy by using “auto_easyconf” order. The below setting is
an example for KT engagement.

** Key number includes the concept of the representative No which provided to each GW, it shall
setup when using KT/SK Networks. Excepting those two operators, service engagement shall setup
user account & password as per port.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> auto 0 ©

=======================================================
1. Common
2. Nortel
(default : Common mode)
Enter SIP Operation mode : ©
/*If operator’s SSW is Nortel SSW(DACOM, ONSE), select No 2*/
-------------------------------------------------------
Enter "Key Number" mode (y/N) (default:N) : y ©
(A) : Asserted : P-Asserted-Identity --> KT
(P) : Preferred : P-Preferred-Identity -> SKNET
Enter Key number string type (A/p) (default:A) : ©
/*If it is competible with KT or SK Networks, select it & other operators select “N” */
-------------------------------------------------------
Enter User is phone [y|N] (default:N) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
Enter Session timeout [0(OFF)~43200] (default:0) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
R : request-uri
t : to -> SKNET
Which user name do you want from the received INVITE msg [R|t] (default:R) : ©

=======================================================
Server configuration

local Port [1025~65535] (default:5060) : ©

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-> AutoInc local port Port [0~] (default:0) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
[(O)utbound/(p)roxy] (default:O) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
Proxy Address [domain | ip_addr | none] : 59.18.4.17 ©

-------------------------------------------------------
Proxy Port [1025 ~ 65535] (default:5060) : ©
-> AutoInc Proxy Port [0~] (default:0) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
Registrar Address [domain | ip_addr | none] : 59.18.4.17 ©

-------------------------------------------------------
Registrar Port [1025 ~ 65535] (default:5060) : ©
-> AutoInc Registrar Port [0~] (default:0) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
Registrar Expire [60(1Min) ~ 43200(1Day)] (default:3600) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
Domain name : kt.co.kr ©

=======================================================
Authentication Configuration

-------------------------------------------------------
username : 007077003241 ©
-> AutoInc username [0~] (default:0) : ©

-------------------------------------------------------
password : ******** ©
-> AutoInc password [0~] (default:0) : ©

=======================================================
Phone number Configuration

phone number : 07077003241 ©

-> AutoInc phone number [0~] (default:0) : ©

=======================================================
Display name Configuration

display name : 07077003241 ©

-> AutoInc display name [0~] (default:0) : ©

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=======================================================
P-Asserted Configuration

p-asserted : 07077003241 ©
-> AutoInc P-Asserted [0~] (default:0) : ©

=======================================================
Select the range of configuration.

usage :
all : Select all ports
0-4 : Select ports range (eg: from 0 to 4)
-> 0-4 © /*Select ports to be registered*/
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

After completing of setting, setting articles can be confirmed as below; Each related articles can be
confirmed separately, all articles related to setting for internet phone as shown on below can print,
check.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> show all ©

===========================================================================
(O)peration Parameters
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. operation mode - COMMON
2. key number mode - YES(Asserted) /*Applied to KT*/
3. userisphone - NO
4. session expire -0
5. nortel ping timer -0
6. unreg. type -*
7. unreg. at startup - YES
8. which user name from the received invite - request-uri
9. prack mode - NO
10.ptime mode - NO
11.zero-refuse mode - YES
12.static expiry - NO
===========================================================================
Press <q> key to abort...

===========================================================================
(L)ocal port
-------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group

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-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
Index |Local port | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
KEY 5060
1~ 4 5060 5060 5060 5060
5~ 8 5060 5060 5060 5060
9~12 5060 5060 5060 5060
13~16 5060 5060 5060 5060
17~20 5060 5060 5060 5060
21~24 5060 5060 5060 5060
25~28 5060 5060 5060 5060
29~32 5060 5060 5060 5060
33~36 5060 5060 5060 5060
37~40 5060 5060 5060 5060
41~44 5060 5060 5060 5060
45~48 5060 5060 5060 5060
49~52 5060 5060 5060 5060
53~56 5060 5060 5060 5060
57~60 5060 5060 5060 5060
61~64 5060 5060 5060 5060
===========================================================================
Press <q> key to abort...

===========================================================================
(S)erver Info
----+----+---------------------+---------------------+------+--------------
1st group
----+----+---------------------+---------------------+------+--------------
| |PROXY |REGISTRAR |
Idx|Mode|Addr Port |Addr Port |Expire Domain(realm)
----+----+---------------+-----+---------------+-----+------+--------------
KEY OUTB 59.18.4.17 5060 59.18.4.17 5060 3600 kt.co.kr
1 OUTB 59.18.4.17 5060 59.18.4.17 5060 3600 kt.co.kr
2 OUTB 59.18.4.17 5060 59.18.4.17 5060 3600 kt.co.kr
3 OUTB 59.18.4.17 5060 59.18.4.17 5060 3600 kt.co.kr
4 OUTB 59.18.4.17 5060 59.18.4.17 5060 3600 kt.co.kr
5 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
6 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
7 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
8 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
9 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
10 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
Press <q> key to abort...

11 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

12 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
13 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
14 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
15 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
16 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

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17 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

18 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
19 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
20 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
Press <q> key to abort...

21 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

22 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
23 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
24 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
25 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
26 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
27 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
28 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
29 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
30 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
Press <q> key to abort...

31 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

32 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
33 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
34 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
35 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
36 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
37 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
38 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
39 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
40 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
Press <q> key to abort...

41 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

42 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
43 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
44 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
45 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
46 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
47 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
48 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
49 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
50 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
Press <q> key to abort...

51 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

52 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
53 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
54 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
55 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
56 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
57 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
58 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

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59 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

60 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
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61 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0

62 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
63 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
64 OUTB 0.0.0.0 5060 0.0.0.0 5060 3600 0.0.0.0
===========================================================================
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(A)uthentication Info
-------+--------------+----------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+--------------+----------------------------------------------------
Index |AuthUsername |AuthPassword
-------+--------------+----------------------------------------------------
KEY 007077003241 **hidden**
1 007077003241 **hidden**
2 007077003241 **hidden**
3 007077003241 **hidden**
4 007077003241 **hidden**
5 NULL **hidden**
6 NULL **hidden**
7 NULL **hidden**
8 NULL **hidden**
9 NULL **hidden**
10 NULL **hidden**
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11 NULL **hidden**
12 NULL **hidden**
13 NULL **hidden**
14 NULL **hidden**
15 NULL **hidden**
16 NULL **hidden**
17 NULL **hidden**
18 NULL **hidden**
19 NULL **hidden**
20 NULL **hidden**
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21 NULL **hidden**
22 NULL **hidden**
23 NULL **hidden**
24 NULL **hidden**
25 NULL **hidden**
26 NULL **hidden**
27 NULL **hidden**

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28 NULL **hidden**
29 NULL **hidden**
30 NULL **hidden**
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31 NULL **hidden**
32 NULL **hidden**
33 NULL **hidden**
34 NULL **hidden**
35 NULL **hidden**
36 NULL **hidden**
37 NULL **hidden**
38 NULL **hidden**
39 NULL **hidden**
40 NULL **hidden**
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41 NULL **hidden**
42 NULL **hidden**
43 NULL **hidden**
44 NULL **hidden**
45 NULL **hidden**
46 NULL **hidden**
47 NULL **hidden**
48 NULL **hidden**
49 NULL **hidden**
50 NULL **hidden**
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51 NULL **hidden**
52 NULL **hidden**
53 NULL **hidden**
54 NULL **hidden**
55 NULL **hidden**
56 NULL **hidden**
57 NULL **hidden**
58 NULL **hidden**
59 NULL **hidden**
60 NULL **hidden**
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61 NULL **hidden**
62 NULL **hidden**
63 NULL **hidden**
64 NULL **hidden**
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(P)hone Number

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-------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
Index |PhoneNumber | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
KEY 07077003241
1~ 4 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL
53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL
57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
===========================================================================
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(D)isplay Number
-------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
Index |Display name | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
KEY 07077003241
1~ 4 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL
53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL
57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
===========================================================================

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(C)ontact
-------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
Index |Contact | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
KEY NULL
1~ 4 NULL NULL NULL NULL
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL
53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL
57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
===========================================================================
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(P)asserted
-------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
Index |P-Asserted | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
KEY 07077003241
1~ 4 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL

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53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL

57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
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(P)Preferred
-------+-------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
Index |P-Preferred | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------------
KEY NULL
1~ 4 NULL NULL NULL NULL
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL
53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL
57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
===========================================================================
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(D)tmf Parameters
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. dtmf type - DONT_RELAY
2. dtmf content type - COMMON
3. *,# type - ASCII
===========================================================================
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(R)TP Parameters
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Frame / Packet -2
2. Play a RBT to the Net(183) - NO
3. Play a RBT to the Net(180) - NO
4. Send a no-t38sdp(18x/200) - NO
5. Send a no-t38sdp(INV) - NO

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6. Send a no-sdp(18x) - NO
7. With a NTE(INV/18x/200) - YES
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

But engagement with KT, it is necessary to setup additional P-Asserted articles as below. The below
setting shall setup the Number which is set p-asserted No table related to VoIP.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> pafield ©
usage : pafield addr|voip|user|null
addr : /config/address table
voip : /config/voip p-asserted number table
user : user's calling number. Ex)fxo's cid | trunk intf's calling number
current pafield(p-asserted) value is NULL
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> pafield voip ©
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> pafield ©
usage : pafield addr|voip|user|null
addr : /config/address table
voip : /config/voip p-asserted number table
user : user's calling number. ex)fxo's cid | trunk intf's calling number
current pafield(p-asserted) value is voip
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

5.1.2 Setting each SIP port

After setting totally, it can change each port. Used order command is “port easyconfig”

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> port©
usage : port_easyConf sipIndex#
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> port 1©
=======================================================
*. If you don't need to change the value,
you have to type the [ENTER] key.
=======================================================

Server Mode [current : OUTBOUND ]

[0:OUTBOUND/1:PROXY] :©
Proxy Address [current : 59.18.4.17 ]
[domain | ip_addr | none] : ©
Proxy Port [current : 5060 ]
[1025 ~ 65535] :©
Registrar Address [current : 59.18.4.17 ]
[domain | ip_addr | none] : ©

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Registrar Port [current : 5060 ]

[1025 ~ 65535] :©
Registrar Expire [current : 3600 ]
[60(1Min) ~ 43200(1Day)] : ©
Domain name [current : kt.co.kr ]
[domain | ip_addr | none] : ©
Auth Username [current : 007077003241 ]
[username(string) | none] : ©
Auth Password [current : **hidden** ]
[password(string) | none] : ©
Phone Number [current : 07077003241 ]
[number(string) | none] : ©
DisplayName [current : 07077003241 ]
[number(string) | none] : ©
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

As above example, ariticls which want to alter can be changed & each field can check the setting
status according to each ports. Refer to below example.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> show©
usage : show o|l|s|a|p|d|r|i|all group#
o : operation mode
l : local port
s : server info.
a : authentication info.
p : phone number
d : dtmf config.
r : rtp config.
i : display config.
all : display all
group# : 0|1
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> show p©
======================================================================
(P)hone Number
-------+--------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+--------
Index |PhoneNumber | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+--------
KEY 07077003241
1~ 4 0707700324107077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
5~ 8 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
9~12 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
13~16 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
17~20 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241

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21~24 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241

25~28 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
29~32 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> show i©
======================================================================
(D)isplay Number
-------+--------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+--------
Index |Display name | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-------- KEY 07077003241
1~ 4 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
5~ 8 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
9~12 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
13~16 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
17~20 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
21~24 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
25~28 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
29~32 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

5.1.3 Setting SIP Field (phone number, display name )

With the command “field_easyconfig”, field for each port can change. The following example is
about the change of Phone number & Display name.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> field©
usage : field_easyConf lp|sm|pa|pp|ra|rp|re|dn|au|ap|pn|di g#
lp : local port
sm : server mode
pa : proxy address
pp : proxy port
ra : registrar address
rp : registrar port
re : registrar expire
dn : domain name
au : auth. username
ap : auth. password
pn : phone number
di : display name
g# : group number [0|1]
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> field pn©/*Example for change of phone number in ports No 29-32*/

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*. If you type the [ENTER] key,
the configuration value is applied a default value
*. If you don't need to change the value,
you should type the 'xxxx' value.
=======================================================

phone number : 0215667777©

-> AutoInc phone number [0~] (default:0) : ©
Select the range of configuration.

usage :
all : Select all ports
0-4 : Select ports range (eg: from 0 to 4)
-> 29-32©
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> field di© /*Example for change of display name of port No 29-32*/
=======================================================
*. If you type the [ENTER] key,
the configuration value is applied a default value
*. If you don't need to change the value,
you should type the 'xxxx' value.
=======================================================

display name : 0215667777©

-> AutoInc display name [0~] (default:0) : ©
Select the range of configuration.

usage :
all : Select all ports
0-4 : Select ports range (eg: from 0 to 4)
-> 29-32©
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

After changing as above, confirm the setting

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> show p©
====================================================================== (P)hone Number
-------+--------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+--------
Index |PhoneNumber | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+--------
KEY 07077003241
1~ 4 0313873240 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
5~ 8 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
9~12 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
13~16 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
17~20 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
21~24 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241

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25~28 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241

29~32 0215667777 0215667777 0215667777 0215667777
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> show i©
======================================================================
(D)isplay Number
-------+--------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+--------
Index |Display name | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+--------
KEY 07077003241
1~ 4 0313873240 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
5~ 8 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
9~12 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
13~16 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
17~20 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
21~24 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
25~28 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241 07077003241
29~32 0215667777 0215667777 0215667777 0215667777
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

Confirming changes of phone number & display name on No 29-32 ports as bove.

5.1.4 Changing Address table & caller No

Basically, virtual number in Address table is different according to No of ports but if assuming, each
4ports for FXS/FXO, FXS ports shall be 200~203 & FXO ports shall be 100~103.

GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> myaddr ©
======================================================================
* MYADDR Command Usage *
======================================================================
fxs|fxo|em -> myaddr intf <port> nums [level] [route_table_id]
======================================================================
intf ; local interface name (fxs, fxo, multi,em)
port ; local port number of interface (0 ~ )
nums ; destination address ('0' ~ '9','*','#',NULL)
level ; user level ( (s)super, (c)common )
route_table_id ; route table id ( (0) first, (1) second )
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> myaddr multi

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Intf : [FXS,FXO,EM,CAS,CCS]
=>fxs ©
Nums : [my number]
=>0313873240 ©
IncNum : [the number of increment:default(1)]
=>0 ©
Count : [the count of increment:default(4)]
=> ©
My number 00 : 0313873240
My number 01 : 0313873240
My number 02 : 0313873240
My number 03 : 0313873240
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> show ©
======================================================================
* ADDRESS TABLE SHOW *
======================================================================
INTF PORT VIRTUAL_NUM PEER-ADDR GROUP-PORT MODE L/RT
======================================================================
FXS 0 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 1 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 2 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 3 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXO 0 100 200 None C/1ST
FXO 1 101 201 None C/1ST
FXO 2 102 202 None C/1ST
FXO 3 103 203 None C/1ST
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>

Once registered No for 070-XXXX-XXXX related to configuration articles in all VoIP should input &
the article of VIRTUAL NUM in address table is changed into receiver’s signal no(031-387-3240).
Then, Caller No will be changed. But No of specific field in Display name field can be displayed
according to each service provider. In this case, field shall change by using command “field” As
reference, some of service providers is not possible to change caller No at terminal so they have to
change it at server.

5.1.5 Changing information, reference function of SIP INVITE message

When sending from SIP protocol, INVITE message will be received by server or 대국terminal GW.
This message shall contain user authorization, fare, caller ID, representative ID and so on. This
contained information on INVITE message should be flexible to change the information according to
user’s demand. The following articles at the information in INVITE message can use & change
according to each purpose.

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1) Phone number

This field shall be referred by server for caller’s authorization, receiver & fare. Accordingly, if the
function of representation doesn’t use, each port’s phone number should be registered No at server,
this No can receive caller’s signal through terminal GW. The fare for this No will be charged.

2) Display name

This Field is for delivery of caller ID to receiver. Accordingly, When sending, if Display name is
“0313873240”, server or arrival terminal GW will deliver that caller No is “0313873240”

3) Contact

This Field shall use for the delivery of caller’s terminal location & phone number when sending.
When sending calls, normal terminal will send INVITE message to server & receiver’s terminal will
be received INVITE message from server. Then, arrival terminal will miss the sender’s terminal
location. Accordingly, phone number & IP address on sender’s terminal will be delivered to receiver
by using this field

4) P-Asserted

In case several ports are inserted at Terminal GW, one representative Number should be registered
so that one terminal GW will setup as standard unit for charge & authorization. Accordingly,
representative number for authorization & charge shall setup on terminal GW. It will be included P-
asserted field of INVITE message when it sends to receiver. Currently, this field is allowed to KT
provider only.

Each field of INVITE message as above purposes, it is possible to change its value according to user’s
request & basic concept for changing terminal GW will be explained as following. Contained value
of each field on GW can be referred to 4 types.

1) Each Number Table in VoIP setting

It includes each port or phone number table of channel, display name table, P-Asserted number
table which will be inserted after server mode, server IP address, domain name when initial VoIP
setting is done.

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[Phone Number Table]

===============================================================================
(P)hone Number
-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------
Index |PhoneNumber | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------
KEY 07077000355
1~ 4 NULL NULL NULL NULL
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL
53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL
57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
===============================================================================

[Display Name Table]

===============================================================================
(D)isplay Number
-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------
Index |Display name | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------
KEY 0313873240
1~ 4 NULL NULL NULL NULL
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL
53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL
57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
===============================================================================

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[P-Asserted Number Table]

===============================================================================
(P)asserted
-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1st group
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------
Index |P-Asserted | | |
-------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------
KEY 07077000355
1~ 4 NULL NULL NULL NULL
5~ 8 NULL NULL NULL NULL
9~12 NULL NULL NULL NULL
13~16 NULL NULL NULL NULL
17~20 NULL NULL NULL NULL
21~24 NULL NULL NULL NULL
25~28 NULL NULL NULL NULL
29~32 NULL NULL NULL NULL
33~36 NULL NULL NULL NULL
37~40 NULL NULL NULL NULL
41~44 NULL NULL NULL NULL
45~48 NULL NULL NULL NULL
49~52 NULL NULL NULL NULL
53~56 NULL NULL NULL NULL
57~60 NULL NULL NULL NULL
61~64 NULL NULL NULL NULL
===============================================================================

2) Setting No at Address table

At an existed H.323 type, it named as imaginary caller No & if modifying, it will show the No
according to user’s request. Basically, number should setup. Otherwise, Sound signal from caller
wouldn’t be ringed at connected phone.

[Analog terminal]

GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> show
===============================================================================
* ADDRESS TABLE SHOW *
===============================================================================
INTF PORT VIRTUAL_NUM PEER-ADDR GROUP-PORT MODE L/RT
===============================================================================
FXS 0 0337324156 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXS 1 0337324156 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXS 2 0337324156 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXS 3 0337324157 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXS 4 0337324157 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXS 5 0337324158 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXS 6 0337324158 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXS 7 592 NONE 200 Group_Ring C/1ST
FXO 0 100 *99* 201 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 1 101 *99* 201 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 2 102 *99* 201 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 3 103 *99* None C/1ST
FXO 4 104 *99* None C/1ST

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FXO 5 105 99 None C/1ST

FXO 6 106 *99* None C/1ST
FXO 7 107 *99* None C/1ST
===============================================================================
===============================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>

[Digital terminal]

[Digital Interface - CCS]

PORT :0
PEER-ADDR :
GROUP-PORT : 0
CH LOCAL-ADDR Gr. Ch CH LOCAL-ADDR Gr. Ch
==========================================================================
1 07077003242 17 07077003242
2 07077003242 18 07077003242
3 07077003242 19 07077003242
4 07077003242 20 07077003242
5 07077003242 21 07077003242
6 07077003242 22 07077003242
7 07077003242 23 07077003242
8 07077003242 24 07077003242
9 07077003242 25 07077003242
10 07077003242 26 07077003242
11 07077003242 27 07077003242
12 07077003242 28 07077003242
13 07077003242 29 07077003242
14 07077003242 30 07077003242
15 07077003242 31 07077003242

==========================================================================

[Digital Interface - CCS]

PORT :1
PEER-ADDR :
GROUP-PORT : 0
CH LOCAL-ADDR Gr. Ch CH LOCAL-ADDR Gr. Ch
==========================================================================
1 600 17 616
2 601 18 617
3 602 19 618
4 603 20 619
5 604 21 620
6 605 22 621
7 606 23 622
8 607 24 623
9 608 25 624
10 609 26 625
11 610 27 626
12 611 28 627
13 612 29 628

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14 613 30 629
15 614 31 630

==========================================================================
===============================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>

3) Transmitted receiving number through FXO port or Digital port

With connected PSTN cable, if the call is received, FXO port can detect sending number & sending
number information which will be sent through digital port by connecting with R2/RPI can use as
caller number when VoIP’s sending. Normally, sender’s number information is able to combine by
2types under digital port connection. First, sender number can display user’s specified number +
transmitted internal number as sender’s shown number. Second, sender’s number can be displayed
by transmitted number only.

4) User’s specified number

When sending, if sender wants to show sender’s number with one representative number, this type
can be used.

According to setting type, sender’s number field in INVITE message can be changed so different
number might be printed from receiver party. Basically, INVITE message in display name should be
changed for alteration of sender’s number.

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[Example of INVITE message]

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP as raw text)
INVITE sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0\r\n
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 220.120.246.251:5060;branch=z9hG4bK3332787697\r\n
From: 07077003241<sip:[email protected]>;tag=de6ae73f\r\n
To: <sip:[email protected]>\r\n
Call-ID: [email protected]\r\n
CSeq: 10 INVITE\r\n
Contact: 07077003241<sip:[email protected];transport=udp>\r\n
Max-Forwards: 70\r\n
User-Agent: DV3xx/2.00 (07/07/19 22:18)\r\n
Supported: timer,replaces\r\n
P-Asserted-Identity: sip:[email protected]\r\n
Allow:ACK,INVITE,CANCEL,BYE,REFER,SUBSCRIBE,NOTIFY,PRACK,INFO,UPDATE\r\n
Content-Type: application/sdp\r\n
Content-Length: 281\r\n
\r\n
v=0\r\n
o=07077003241 53036 53036 IN IP4 220.120.246.251\r\n
s=-\r\n
c=IN IP4 220.120.246.251\r\n
t=0 0\r\n
m=audio 23090 RTP/AVP 4 18 8 0 101\r\n
a=rtpmap:4 G723/8000\r\n
a=rtpmap:18 G729A/8000\r\n
a=rtpmap:8 PCMA/8000\r\n
a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000\r\n
a=rtpmap:101 telephone-event/8000\r\n
a=silenceSupp:off - - - -\r\n

5.1.6 Setting each field for message

It is possible to setup which articles will be referred as number information included each phone
number, display name, contact field

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> pfield ©
usage : pfield addr|voip|voipd|user|mynum|onlymy|null
addr : /config/address table
voip : /config/voip phone number table
voipd: /config/voip display table
user : user's calling number. ex)fxo's cid | trunk intf's calling number
mynum : operator add prefix calling number
onlymy: use only mynum without calling number
current pfield(phone number) value is ADDR
current mynum is 07077003242

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GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

By using above command “pfield”, it is possible to change, default value is “ADDR”, setting
/CONFIG/ADDRESS of each VIRTUAL_NUM number or each channel’s LOCAL-ADDR number shall use
as phone number field.

Addr : Virtual number which is setting in /CONFIG/ADDRESS table will use as phone number field’s
number

Voip : Refer [Phone Number Table] number of /CONFIG/VOIP

Voipd : Refer [Display Name Table] number of /CONFIG/VOIP

User : Use Phone number fileld’s number which detected CID number at FXO

Mynum : Use combination of setting number+transmitted sender’s number when digital port’s
competibility

Onlymy : Use setting No at random regardless of transmitted number when digital port’s
competibility

As same, it is possible to change Display name field & Contact field

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> dfield ©
usage : dfield addr|voip|user|mynum|onlymy|null
addr : /config/address table
voip : /config/voip display name table
user : user's calling number. ex)fxo's cid | trunk intf's calling number
mynum : operator add prefix calling number
onlymy: use only mynum without calling number
current dfield(display name) value is onlymy
current mynum is 0313873240
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
Command “dfield” is using for changing chandisplay name. Default is “ADDR”

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> cfield ©

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usage : cfield addr|voip|user|mynum|null

addr : /config/address table
voip : /config/voip contact table
user : user's calling number. ex)fxo's cid | trunk intf's calling number
mynum : operator add prefix calling number
current cfield(contact) value is VOIP
current mynum is NULLGW/CONFIG/VOIP>

Command “cfield” is using for changing contact field. Default “ADDR”

5.2 Setting H.323

5.2.1 Setting Default

Basically, setup G/K IP address, H.323 ID, E.164 number for registration.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> configure ©
1. RAS Config
2. Protocol Config
3. RTP Config
4. Manual RAS Config
0. exit
Select (0 ~ 3) : 1 ©
* RAS Parameters *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Gatekeeper not used.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Registration Numbers *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* My H323ID *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
VOIP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Timeout *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
RRQ timer mode : Received from G/K
RAS response timeout : 5 sec
RAS retry number :2
Q.931 response timeout : 20 sec
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* RAS TTL *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
700

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Change GK Interface Mode
2. Change My Numbers to Register
3. Input GW alias(h323-ID)
4. Time out
5. Change RAS TTL
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-5) ? : 1 ©

Enter GK Interface Mode (1:GK Not Used, 2:Manual GK Used, 3:Automatic GK Used) : 2
enter GK IP (0.0.0.0) : 211.108.60.161 ©
enter GK Port (1719)[1719] : ©
need secondary gk ? (y/N) : n ©
need password ? : ©
* RAS Parameters *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Gatekeeper used(Manual Finding).
Gatekeeper Address - 211.108.60.161:1719
2.nd Gatekeeper address - 0.0.0.0:0
password :
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Registration Numbers *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* My H323ID *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
VOIP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Timeout *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
RRQ timer mode : Received from G/K
RAS response timeout : 5 sec
RAS retry number :2
Q.931 response timeout : 20 sec
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* RAS TTL *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
700
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Change GK Interface Mode
2. Change My Numbers to Register
3. Input GW alias(h323-ID)
4. Time out
5. Change RAS TTL
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-5) ? : 2 ©
* Registration Numbers *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Add a number

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2. Delete a number
3. Delete all numbers
4. Default number ( from ADDRESS table )
0. Exit menu.
What do you want to change (0-4) ? : 1 ©
Enter a Phone number to add[len:0~29]: 07070262402 ©
* Registration Numbers *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>07070262402<
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Add a number
2. Delete a number
3. Delete all numbers
4. Default number ( from ADDRESS table )
0. Exit menu.
What do you want to change (0-4) ? : 0 ©
* RAS Parameters *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Gatekeeper used(Manual Finding).
Gatekeeper Address - 211.108.60.161:1719
2.nd Gatekeeper address - 0.0.0.0:0
password :
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Registration Numbers *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>07070262402<
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* My H323ID *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
VOIP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Timeout *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
RRQ timer mode : Received from G/K
RAS response timeout : 5 sec
RAS retry number :2
Q.931 response timeout : 20 sec
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* RAS TTL *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
700
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Change GK Interface Mode
2. Change My Numbers to Register
3. Input GW alias(h323-ID)
4. Time out
5. Change RAS TTL
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-5) ? : 3 ©
enter H323 ID[0~39]: dvlin20003 ©

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* RAS Parameters *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Gatekeeper used(Manual Finding).
Gatekeeper Address - 211.108.60.161:1719
2.nd Gatekeeper address - 0.0.0.0:0
password :
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Registration Numbers *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>07070262402<
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* My H323ID *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
dvlin20003
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Timeout *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
RRQ timer mode : Received from G/K
RAS response timeout : 5 sec
RAS retry number :2
Q.931 response timeout : 20 sec
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
* RAS TTL *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
700
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Change GK Interface Mode
2. Change My Numbers to Register
3. Input GW alias(h323-ID)
4. Time out
5. Change RAS TTL
0. Exit Menu.
What do you want to change (0-5) ? : 0 ©
you must RESET to apply modified value(s) to system.
1. RAS Config
2. Protocol Config
3. RTP Config
4. Manual RAS Config
0. exit
Select (0 ~ 3) : 0
Apply VoIP-Value TextConfigure...

As shown above, input H.323 ID, E.164 number, GK IP address & check established ariticles as
following. Basic information for registration are 3 ways. According to providers, it is possible to
register with GW IP. In this case, GK IP address should be entered & the rest of 2 articles can be
entered at user’s option.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> show ©

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* Protocol Parameters *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Q.931 Call Signalling Channel Listen Port : 1720
2. Fast Connect Used : YES
3. H.245 DTMF Message : Don't relay
4. Fast Audio Connect : NO
5. Force RBT to Network : NO
6. Wait Alert Timer : 20000 msec
7. H.245 Tunneling : NO
8. BRQ Used : NO
9. Open H.245 when conneted(outbound side) : No
a. Terminal type : GATEWAY(PREFIX)
b. CanMapAlias : NO
c. Search 1st G/K : NO
d. Inbound no ARQ : NO
e. Include h.245 in message :
Early [NO]
CallProceeding[NO]
Alert [NO]
Connect [NO]
f. Only 15 bits is compared in 16-bit CRV : NO
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Press <q> key to abort...

* RTP Parameters *
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
VOICE LIST :
G723.1-63 G729A G711_A G711_U
Frame / Packet :2
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

Above establishment, it will be applied after saving & reset. Then, registration will be done at G/K.
The rest will be the same as SIP version.

5.2.2 Changing caller’s number

In case of H.323, for changing sender’s number as per user’s request, VIRTUAL_NUM of
/CONFIG/ADDRESS table should change as below.

GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> show ©
===========================================================================
* ADDRESS TABLE SHOW *
===========================================================================
INTF PORT VIRTUAL_NUM PEER-ADDR GROUP-PORT MODE L/RT
===========================================================================
FXS 0 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 1 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 2 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 3 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 4 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 5 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 6 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 7 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 8 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 9 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 10 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 11 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 12 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 13 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 14 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 15 07077003242 NONE None C/1ST
FXO 0 100 200 None C/1ST
FXO 1 101 201 None C/1ST

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FXO 2 102 202 None C/1ST

FXO 3 103 203 None C/1ST
FXO 4 104 204 None C/1ST
FXO 5 105 205 None C/1ST
FXO 6 106 206 None C/1ST
FXO 7 107 207 None C/1ST
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> myaddr multi ©
Intf : [FXS,FXO]
=>fxs ©
Nums : [my number]
=>0313873240 ©
IncNum : [the number of increment:default(1)]
=>0 ©
Count : [the count of increment:default(16)]
=> ©
My number 00 : 0313873240
My number 01 : 0313873240
My number 02 : 0313873240
My number 03 : 0313873240
My number 04 : 0313873240
My number 05 : 0313873240
My number 06 : 0313873240
My number 07 : 0313873240
My number 08 : 0313873240
My number 09 : 0313873240
My number 10 : 0313873240
My number 11 : 0313873240
My number 12 : 0313873240
My number 13 : 0313873240
My number 14 : 0313873240
My number 15 : 0313873240
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> show ©
===========================================================================
* ADDRESS TABLE SHOW *
===========================================================================
INTF PORT VIRTUAL_NUM PEER-ADDR GROUP-PORT MODE L/RT
===========================================================================
FXS 0 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 1 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 2 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 3 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 4 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 5 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 6 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 7 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 8 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 9 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 10 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST

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FXS 11 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST

FXS 12 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 13 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 14 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 15 0313873240 NONE None C/1ST
FXO 0 100 200 None C/1ST
FXO 1 101 201 None C/1ST
FXO 2 102 202 None C/1ST
FXO 3 103 203 None C/1ST
FXO 4 104 204 None C/1ST
FXO 5 105 205 None C/1ST
FXO 6 106 206 None C/1ST
FXO 7 107 207 None C/1ST
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>

Be cautious : In case of changing sender’s number, sending signal doesnt work. In this case, enter
registered number 070 & Number on VIRTUAL_NUM article wouldn’t appear, if picking up the
transmitter/the receiver connected to port, it couldn’t hear sending tone, you will hear warning
beep message.

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6. Setting up digital trunk port

6.1 Clock configuration

When digital ports are physically connected to PSTN lines or PBX, you will see the SYNC and ALM
LED turned on. After being synchronized, the ALM LED will be turned off. Therefore, you should only
see the SYNC LED turned on. You can set up clock source in /CONFIG/COMMON.

GW/CONFIG/COMMON> show ©
==========================================================================
Common Configurations
==========================================================================
yes/no prompt mode (prompt) : YES
watchdog timer (wdt) : YES
# Processing Mode (dtp) : END_OF_DIGIT
web mode (web) : YES
telnet mode (telnet) : YES
telnet keepalive timer (keep) : 0 (sec)
local call feature mode (va) : YES(pickup number : *0)
ethernet wan speed type (wan) : AUTO
ethernet lan speed type (lan) : AUTO
telnet port (tport) : 6000
web port (wport) : 8000
digitmap mode (digitmode): YES
UPS mode (upsmode) : NO
primary clock source (clkp) : NORMAL0(slave0)
long/short haul transceiver (haul) : LONGHAUL
dtu block mode when wan link down (wblmode) : LOGICAL
dtu block when dtu link down (dblchk) : NO
dtu relay control (drelay) : OFF
pcm_coding_law (pcm) : PCM_ALAW
Company name (com) : DAVOLINK
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/COMMON>

In order to synchronize clock source, one should be Master and the other one should be Slave. You
have 3 options as follows. Default value is NORMAL0.

FREERUN : Using the clock of GW itself in synchronization. (Master)

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NORMAL0 : Extracting clock information from data received at port 0. (Slave0)

NORMAL1 : Extracting clock information from data received at port 1. (Slave1)

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6.2 Digital trunk configuration

You can configure digital trunk, line coding, signaling type and so forth.

GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK> change ©
==========================================================================
Change Digital Trunk Configuration Command Usage
==========================================================================
change trunk# <parameter> <value>
==========================================================================
parameter ; type - digital trunk type
; lcode - line code
; frame - frame mode
; sig - signaling type
; vgain - Voice Output Gain
; igain - PCM Input Gain
; imp - Cable & Tx/Rx impedance
value ; type - E1|T1 (E1:2.048Mhz, T1:1.544Mhz)
; lcode - AMI|HDB3|B8ZS (AMI(T1, E1),HDB3(E1),B8ZS(T1))
; frame - D4|ESF|SLS96|CRC4|NOCRC4 (D4~SLS96:T1 CRC4,NOCRC4:E1)
; sig - R2|DTMF|ISDN (R2,DTMF:CAS ISDN:CCS)
; vgain,igain - -31 ~ 31 (dBm)
; imp - 75|120 (75: 75(Ohm), 120: 120(Ohm)
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK>

Type : This field configures digital trunk type. E1 or T1. Default value is E1.

Lcode : This field configures line code type. Choose AMI/B8ZS in T1 trunk and AMI/HDB3 in E1
trunk. Default value is HDB3.

Frame : This field configures frame mode. Choose D4/ESF/SLS96 in T1 trunk and NOCRC4/CRC4 in
E1 trunk. Default value is CRC4.

Sig : This field configures signaling type. Choose CAS in R2/DTMF and CCS in ISDN PRI. Default
value is CCS.

Vgain/igain : These options change voice volumes on digital trunks.

Imp : This field configures cable impedance. Korean domestic standard value is 120ohm. Default
value is 120ohm.

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[Instance of basic configuration: ISDN PRI]

GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK> show 0 ©
==========================================================================
Digital Trunk Configurations (0)
==========================================================================
trunk type (type) : TRUNK_E1
line code (lcode) : DIGITAL_LINE_CODE_HDB3
frame mode (frame) : E1_CRC4
signaling type (sig) : DIGITAL_SIG_CCS
Voice Output Gain (vgain) : -3 dbm
PCM Input Gain (igain) : -3 dbm
Tx/Rx impedance(imp) : 120 Ohm
==========================================================================

GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK>

[Instance of basic configuration: R2 MFC]

GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK> show 1 ©
==========================================================================
Digital Trunk Configurations (1)
==========================================================================
trunk type (type) : TRUNK_E1
line code (lcode) : DIGITAL_LINE_CODE_HDB3
frame mode (frame) : E1_CRC4
signaling type (sig) : DIGITAL_SIG_CAS_R2
Voice Output Gain (vgain) : -3 dbm
PCM Input Gain (igain) : -3 dbm
Tx/Rx impedance(imp) : 120 Ohm
==========================================================================

GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK>

NOTE : Frame mode in H.323 can be only applied after changing, saving and resetting. The rest
of options in H.323 and configuration in SIP version can be applied without resetting.

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6.3 Configuring signaling types

6.3.1 R2 MFC

R2 MFC is the commonly used signaling type in old central office switches. Although the number of
users is decreasing, it’s still widely used. Note that signals are transmitted by analog tones. The
disadvantage of R2 MFC type is that it takes longer time to be connected when making a call
comparing to ISDN PRI.

GW/CONFIG/AR2> show ©
==========================================================================
R2 Configurations
==========================================================================
dialing Mode (dmode) : OVERLAP_DIAL
R2 Line signaling type (stype) : R2_LSIG_WINK_START
ringback tone send in alert (rsend) : ON
off tone on opening of voice channel(ftvc) : after 1 sec
pseudo ringback tone send(prsend) : OFF
alert msg send to network (asend) : ON
Speed dial timeout(sdt) : 4 sec
------------------ CAS R2 --------------------------
O/G II-Group signal (categ) :1
O/G request Charge (charge) : ON
I/C A-Group signal (acomp) :6
I/C Calling Party Addr Request (sareq) : ON
max number of digits to receive(mrxd) :0
R2-MFC Tone Output Gain (gain) : -20 dbm
wait first DTMF timer[IVR] (fdwt) : 15 sec
wait second digit timer (sdwt) : 3 sec
wait post digit timer-Enbloc Peer (pdwt) : 3 sec
Enable net overlap digit timer(enodt) : OFF
net overlap digit timer(nodt) : 2 sec
convert the reserved digit(red) :*
send complete accepted digit(sadigit) : ALERT
playing release tone to R2(prel) : OFF
ignore ACOMP sig(ia6) : OFF
------------------ CAS DTMF --------------------------
Dial tone send in seizure (dsend) : ON
wait first DTMF timer (fdwt) : 15 sec
wait second DTMF timer (sdwt) : 3 sec
wait post DTMF timer-Enbloc Peer (pdwt) : 3 sec
Enable net overlap digit timer(enodt) : OFF
net overlap digit timer(nodt) : 2 sec
wait last DTMF timer (ldwt) : 10 sec
Dial guard time (guard) : 200 ms
Dial duration (dur) : 100 ms

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Dial interval (intv) : 100 ms

Dial Tone Type (dtype) : TONE_DIAL_CONT
------------------------------------------------------
Seizure Guard Time (t1) : 60 ms
Clear Foward Guard Time (t2) : 200 ms
Clear Foward Wait Guard Time (t3) : 30000 ms
Seizure Ack Guard Time (t4) : 1000 ms
Seizure Ack Duration (t5) : 360 ms
Answer Guard Time (t6) : 200 ms
Clear Backward Guard Time (t7) : 200 ms
Release Guard Time (t8) : 200 ms
Reanswer Guard Time (t9) : 200 ms
Release Wait Guard Time (t10) : 1000 ms
Block Detect Guard Time (t11) : 640 ms
Glare Detect Guard Time (t12) : 200 ms
If glare is detected, stay seizure(t13) : 500 ms
Ignoring CG/Busy Tone(icbt) : OFF
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/AR2>

Most of default values above are widely used ones. Therefore, you do not have to change them
when installing and configuring. Sometimes you can change following options.

dialing Mode (dmode) : This field defines the method to send dialed digits via lines using R2 MFC.
Overlap mode sends each digit right after pressing it. And enbloc mode stores whole digits and send
them later.

ringback tone send in alert (rsend) : After receiving alerting message, this field defines whether GW
plays ringback tone or not.

alert msg send to network (asend) : This field defines whether GW sends alerting message to
network.

I/C Calling Party Addr Request (sareq) : When receiving a call, this field defines whether GW
requests the calling number to sender. If it is off, calling numbers will not be shown.

wait second digit timer (sdwt) : This field defines the a waiting time between two digits. If you set
up this time too short, a call can be made during the dialing process.

wait post digit timer-Enbloc Peer (pdwt) : This field defines a waiting time after dialing.

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If you type “change” command as follows, you can see the usage.

GW/CONFIG/AR2> change ©
==========================================================================
Configuration Change Command Usage
==========================================================================
change <parameter> <value>
==========================================================================
parameter ; dmode - dialing(address sending) mode [O/G]
; stype - R2 line signaling type
; rsend - ringback tone send in seizure [I/C]
; ftvc - off tone on opening of voice channel [I/C]
; prsend - pseudo ringback tone send [I/C]
; asend - alert message send to network [O/G]
; sdt - speed dial timeout
; t1 - Seizure Guard Time [I/C]
; t2 - Clear Foward Guard Time [I/C]
; t3 - Clear Foward Wait Guard Time [I/C]
; t4 - Seizure Ack Guard Time [O/G]
; t5 - Seizure Ack Duration [O/G]
; t6 - Answer Guard Time [O/G]
; t7 - Clear Backward Guard Time [O/G]
; t8 - Release Guard Time [O/G]
; t9 - Reanswer Guard Time [O/G]
; t10 - Release Wait Guard Time [O/G]
; t11 - Block Detect Guard Time [O/G]
; t12 - Glare Detect Guard Time [O/G]
; t13 - If glare is detected, stay seizure [O/G]
; icbt - Ignoring CG/Busy Tone
; prel - Playing REL-tone to the R2
; ia6 - Ignoring ACOMP(A6|A3) sig
value ; dmode - overlap|enbloc
; stype - wink(wink-start) [E1]
; dsend,rsend - on|off
; ftvc - after 0 ~ 59 sec, 60 = off
; prsend - off|setup|callproc
; sdt - 1 ~ 10 sec
; t1~11 - 0 ~ 1000 (ms)
; t3 - 1000 ~ 60000 (ms)
; t4,12,13 - 100 ~ 10000 (ms)
; t8,10 - 0 ~ 10000 (ms)
; icbt - on | off
; prel|ia6 - on | off
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/AR2>

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GW/CONFIG/AR2> change dmode enbloc ©

GW/CONFIG/AR2> change rsend off ©

6.3.2 ISDN PRI

ISDN PRI is the most commonly used signaling type. Because connecting time of ISDN PRI when
sending a call is relatively faster than that of R2 MFC. Unlike R2 MFC, ISDN PRI sends Q.931
messages.

GW/CONFIG/ISDN> show 0 ©
==========================================================================
ISDN Configurations(0)
==========================================================================
Protocol Mode (prmode) : (ISDN_ETSI_MODE)
Operation Mode (opmode) : (ISDN_NET_MODE)
Dialing Mode in O/G Call SETUP (dmode) : (ENBLOC_DIAL)
Dial tone send in seizure (dsend) : ON
Ringback tone send in alert (rsend) : ON
Send ALERT on receiving PROGRESS (alprog) : OFF
off tone on opening of voice channel(ftvc) : after 0 sec
Pseudo ringback tone send in alert (prsend) : OFF
Dial Tone Type (dtype) : TONE_DIAL_CONT
wait first INFO timer (fit) : 15 sec
wait second INFO timer (sit) : 3 sec
wait post INFO timer-Enbloc Peer (pit) : 3 sec
wait last INFO timer (lit) : 4 sec
Speed dial timeout (sdt) : 4 sec
Q931 Timer - Call Delivered (t301) : 180 sec
Q931 Timer - Call Initiated (t303) : 4 sec
Q931 Timer - Overlap Sending (t304) : 30 sec
Q931 Timer - Disconnect Request (t305) : 30 sec
Q931 Timer - Release Request (t308) : 4 sec
Q931 Timer - Connect Request (t313) : 10 sec
Q931 Timer - Resume Request (t318) : 4 sec
Q931 Timer - Suspend Request (t319) : 4 sec
One digit per one info in overlap dial(oned) : (ON)
ISDN Calling Party Numbering Plan (cnpn) : (NI2_NPLN_NATIONAL_ISDN)
Include ISDN Calling Party Number (icpn) : ON
ISDN Called Party Numbering Plan (cdpn) : (NI2_NPLN_NATIONAL_ISDN)
Information Transfer Capability (itcap) : (IITC_SPEECH)
Incoming Call DIL mode (icdil) : OFF
send RESTART msg. on startup (rstart) : OFF
Ignore unexpected element on SETUP (iue) : OFF
Ignoring CG/Busy Tone (icbt) : OFF
Progress Indicator value (piv) :1

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include PIV in the Proceeding msg (ppiv) : OFF

L2 re-establish after L1 recoverd (l2rest) : ON
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ISDN>

Operation Mode (opmode) : This field defines operation mode of ISDN PRI interfaces. You can
choose it between NET and USER mode. You should cooperate with PBX or PSTN central office
switches. For instance, VoIP gateway should configure it as NET mode if PBX is set up as USER mode.
If this mode does not fit properly, you cannot make calls although E1 line is connected and the
status is normal.

Dialing Mode in O/G Call SETUP (dmode) : Dialing mode defines the method to send dialed digits
You can choose it between overlap and enbloc.

Dial tone send in seizure (dsend) : When a channel is seizured in PRI line, this field selects whether
GW plays a dial tone to collect digits or not.

Ringback tone send in alert (rsend) : After receiving alerting message, this field defines whether GW
plays ringback tone or not. You need to check PBX configuration because there are also dial and
ringback tone options in PBX.

wait second INFO timer (sit) : This field defines the a waiting time between two digits. Default
value is 3 seconds. Thus, next digit should come within 3 seconds in order to send a call properly.

wait last INFO timer (lit) : This field defines a waiting time after dialing.

L2 re-establish after L1 recoverd (l2rest) : If a LAPD connection in ISDN PRI is lost for various kinds
of reasons, GW will constantly re-establish LAPD connection after L1 recovered when this field is
enabled.

6.4 Digital Trunk connection status

6.4.1 Checking physical connection and clock synchronization

These are most fundamental things to check when setting up digital trunks. They should be
physically connected and synchronized. You can check them as follows.

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GW/ALARM> dtrunk alarm ©

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ALARM DESCRIPTION
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
FOOS : Frame Out Of Sync
CSOOS : CRC multiframe Out Of Sync
MFOOS : Multiframe Out Of Sync
LOS : Loss Of Signal
AIS : Alarm Indication Signal
AIS16 : AIS on channel 16
RAI : Remote Alarm Indication
MFALM : Remote signalling Multiframe Alarm
SLIP : Accuracy of Master Clock
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
SLOT/TRUNK : CURRENT-STATE
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
0/0 : NO-ALARM
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
FOOS CSOOS MFOOS LOS AIS AIS16 RAI MFALM SLIP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
SLOT/TRUNK : CURRENT-STATE
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
0/1 : NO-ALARM
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
FOOS CSOOS MFOOS LOS AIS AIS16 RAI MFALM SLIP
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
GW/ALARM>

* If you see constantly increasing slips in alarm, you have to check clock configuration
(Master/Slave) in PBX. Otherwise, make sure that your connecting cable is working properly. As you
can see above, it is normal to see one slip in a fresh boot.

* You have to check frame mode in digital trunk configuration when CSOOS alarms are increasing
without a slip. For instance, you can see CSOOS alarms increasing without a slip if GW uses CRC4
and PBX uses NOCRC4.

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6.4.2. Verifying R2 / ISDN PRI connection status

1) R2 connection status
PBX transmits signals by unique tones because of R2 MFC signaling type. Therefore, GW cannot show
its connection status. You have to make a call to test whether it works well or not. And you need to
inspect debugging message when you cannot send a call.

2) ISDN PRI connection status

ISDN PRI uses one of E1 31 channels as a signal transmit channel to send and receive messages so
that it can verify its connection status. In order to use ISDN PRI channel, this signal transmit channel
should be connected. This means that LAPD channel is established. If LAPD channel is established as
follows, channel status will be “connected”. Note that following example represents that two
digital trunks are configured and working properly: one digital port for ISDN PRI, and the other for
R2 MFC.

GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK> shline ©

==========================================================================
Channel Type configurations
==========================================================================
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel number | 1 2 3
| 01234567890123456789012345678901
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel type
[slot/port] [0/0] | FBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB | In Out Both Sig Frame Xundef
[slot/port] [0/1] | FBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB | In Out Both Sig Frame Xundef
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel status | Fail Block Idle bUsy
[ISDN(CCS)] [0/0](U)| iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii | sts :Connected
[ R2(CAS)] [0/1](U)| iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel config
[slot/port] [0/0] | UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU | Block Unblock
[slot/port] [0/1] | UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU | Block Unblock
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK>

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Moreover, there is another way to check connection status as follows. If a state is

MULT_FRAME_EST, it is normally connected. And TEI_ASS means that it is not connected.

GW/DEBUG/LAPD> show 0 info ©

>>> LAPD context : 00 (0x017bf208) <<<
qid = 0x0000000a
sapi = 0 (0x00, 0x00)
tei = 0 (0x00, 0x00)
mode = NET
vs = 84 (0x54, 0xa8)
va = 84 (0x54, 0xa8)
vr = 21 (0x15, 0x2a)
rc =0
state = 6 (MULT_FRAME_EST)
l3_initiate = 0
own_busy = 0
peer_busy = 0
ack_pend = 0
rej_except = 0
k_val = 1
t200 = 100
t203 = 6000
n200 = 3
n201 = 260
phy_id = 0
report = 0x003445f4
work = pm=34(0x22) len=4 data= 00 01 01 2b
GW/DEBUG/LAPD>

6.4.3 Verifying used channels and call states

You can check used channel status (both PRI and R2) as follows.

GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK> shline ©

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[slot/port] [0/1] | FBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB | In Out Both Sig Frame Xundef

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel status | Fail Block Idle bUsy
[ISDN(CCS)] [0/0](U)| iiiiuuuuiiiiiii iiiiiuuiiiuiiii | sts :Connected
[ R2(CAS)] [0/1](U)| iuuiiiiiiiuuuii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel config
[slot/port] [0/0] | UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU | Block Unblock
[slot/port] [0/1] | UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU | Block Unblock
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK>

Moreover, you can also check currently used channels and their states.

1) R2 MFC

GW/DEBUG/R2R> shcall all©

---------------------------------------------------------------------

ID CH DSP DIR CALL_STATE CH_STATE DST_ADDRESS SRC_ADDRESS START_TIME

---------------------------------------------------------------------

0 05 -1 I/C ACTIVE ANSWER 01193421431 516600353 17:17:16

0 07 -1 I/C COMPLETED A-6 0617950068 516600390 17:18:06

2) ISDN PRI

GW/DEBUG/Q931> shcall all©

>>><><>< Call Information : Q931 ENTITY[0] ><><><<<

CID ___CR CH DIR DST_ADDRESS SRC_ADDRESS CST RUNNING_TIMER

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-----------------------------------------------------------------

191 32529 18 I/C 2240345 0522264430 N10 NONE

192 32528 17 I/C 0185288642 0522264460 N10 NONE

>>><><>< Call Information : Q931 ENTITY[1] ><><><<<

CID ___CR CH DIR DST_ADDRESS SRC_ADDRESS CST RUNNING_TIMER

-----------------------------------------------------------------

NO CALLS IN PROGRESS!

This command will show progressing call states, used channel information and calling/called
numbers using physical E1 port 0/1. The output above used only port 0.

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7. Setting up calls between headquarter and branches

7.1 Routing table configuration

With a new firmware release, you can have two routing tables simultaneously. Thus, you can try
calls referring to two separate routing tables in one gateway.

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show©
usage : show <idx>
<idx> : (0) first, (1) second
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 0©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
FXS 0 200 3 0.0.0.0
FXS 1 201 3 0.0.0.0
FXS 2 202 3 0.0.0.0
FXS 3 203 3 0.0.0.0
FXO 0 100 3 0.0.0.0
FXO 1 101 3 0.0.0.0
FXO 2 102 3 0.0.0.0
FXO 3 103 3 0.0.0.0
NET 0 ***?? 5 0.0.0.0 C
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 1©
======================================================================
2nd Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

As you can see above, there are two tables simultaneously. It is common to use just routing table
“0” only. From now on, this document will only use routing table “0”. If you just type “show”
command, it will basically show you routing table “0”.

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7.1.1 Adding and deleteing a basic routing table

To add and delete routes in a routing table, you can use “add” and “del”. If you do not specify the
port number, it is regarded as routing table “0”. When you want to modify routing table “1”, you
must use “add1” and “del1”.

add, add0, del, del0 : these commands add and delete routes in routing table “0”

add1, del1 : these commands add and delete routes in routing table “1”

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> del0 all© /* This command will delete all the routes in the table. */

This command deletes all prefix table. Are you sure(y/n)?y©

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

Following configurations are routes to call landlines and cellular phones after successful registration
to a server. These should be set up even when you do not use calls between headquarter and
branches.

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 fxs 200 99 4©

Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 fxs 200 07077003241 11©
Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 fxo 201 **11~ 4©
Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 fxo 201 **1102~ 6©
Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 net 0 ~ 0 02©
Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 net 0 0~ 0©
Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 0©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show

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======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
FXS 200 07077003241 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 200 *99* 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 201 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0
NET 0 0~ 0 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ~ 0 02 0.0.0.0 C
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

7.1.2 Setting up routing table for calls between headquarter and branches

1) Gateway information and configuration at the headquarter

IP address : 220.120.246.204

Receiving numbers : *1??? (and ??? means 3 digit extension numbers of branchs’ PBXs.)

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 net 0 *2??? 0 null null 220.120.246.203©

Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 fxo 202 *1??? 2©
Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 0©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
FXS 200 07077003241 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 200 *99* 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 201 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 202 *1??? 2 0.0.0.0
NET 0 *2??? 0 220.120.246.203 C
NET 0 0~ 0 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ~ 0 02 0.0.0.0 C
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

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In the case of digital gateway, you have to set up routes to receive calls and sent them to E1(CCS or
CAS) interfaces: ccs interface for PRI and cas for R2 MFC.

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 ccs 0 *1??? 2©

Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 0©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
FXS 200 07077003241 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 200 *99* 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 201 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0
NET 0 *2??? 0 220.120.246.203 C
NET 0 0~ 0 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ~ 0 02 0.0.0.0 C
CCS 0 *1??? 2 0.0.0.0
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

2) Gateway information and configuration at the branch

IP address : 220.120.246.203

Receiving numbers : *2??? (and ??? means 3 digit extension numbers of branch’s PBXs.)

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 net 0 *1??? 0 null null 220.120.246.204©

Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 fxo 202 *2??? 2©
Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 0©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
FXS 200 07077003241 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 200 *99* 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 201 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 202 *2??? 2 0.0.0.0

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NET 0 *1??? 0 220.120.246.204 C

NET 0 0~ 0 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ~ 0 02 0.0.0.0 C
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

In the case of digital GW, you have to additionally set up a route to receive calls and send them to
E1 interfaces (CCS or CAS).

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> add0 ccs 0 *2??? 2©

Prefix Table Add success
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 0©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
FXS 200 07077003241 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 200 *99* 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 201 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0
NET 0 *1??? 0 220.120.246.204 C
NET 0 0~ 0 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ~ 0 02 0.0.0.0 C
CCS 0 *2??? 2 0.0.0.0
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

7.1.3 Setting up address table for calls between headquarter and branches

You need to add following route to make calls between headquarter and branches. Additionally, you
also set up FXO ports to receive calls from PSTN lines and switch VoIP to PSTN backup lines in
emergency.

GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> gport fxs 200 all© /*setting up FXS ports as a group to receive PSTN calls*/
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> gport fxo 201 0-1© /*setting up 2 FXO ports for PSTN backup lines*/
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> gport fxo 202 2-3© /*setting up 2 FXO ports to receive headquarter-branch
calls*/

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GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>

GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> peer multi© /*this option delivers incoming PSTN calls to FXS ports*/
Intf : [FXS,FXO,EM]
=>fxo©
Nums : [peer number]
=>*99*©
IncNum : [the number of increment:default(1)]
=>0©
Count : [the count of increment:default(4)]
=>2©
Peer number 00 : *99*
Peer number 01 : *99*
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> peer fxo 2 null© /*there are no peer addresses for FXO ports used in
headquarter-branch calls */
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> peer fxo 3 null©
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> show
======================================================================
* ADDRESS TABLE SHOW *
======================================================================
INTF PORT VIRTUAL_NUM PEER-ADDR GROUP-PORT MODE L/RT
======================================================================
FXS 0 07077003241 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXS 1 07077003241 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXS 2 07077003241 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXS 3 07077003241 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 0 100 *99* 201 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 1 101 *99* 201 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 2 102 202 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 3 103 202 Round_Robin C/1ST
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>

Group port “201” consists of FXO port 0 and 1. And they receive PSTN calls and switch VoIP to PSTN
backup lines.

FXO 201 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0

You have to configure the route **11~ to FXO ports connected to PSTN lines. Group port “202”
consists of FXO port 2 and 3. And they are used to send and receive calls between headquarter and
branches.

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FXO 202 *2??? 2 0.0.0.0

7.2 Additional configuration in calls between headquarter and branches

** Following configuration is only required in SIP service. You do not need extra configuration in
H.323 service.

These are additional steps except for routing and address tables.

1) Enabling local call feature in a gateway

To enable calls within one gateway, you can do that with the following command.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> lcall enable©

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> lcall©
Usage : lcall [ enable | disable ]>
Current lcall mode : ENABLE
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

2) Receiving unregistered numbers between headquarter and branches

Normally GW uses unregistered numbers to SIP (for instance, *100???, *200???, **12, #1?? and so on)
to distinguish headquarter-branch call from normal one. In order to do that, you should allow GW to
use these calls by a following command. Default value is “YES”.

GW/CONFIG/VOIP> allowxto©
usage : allowXto y|n
current allowXto(allow invalied to) value is NO
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> allowxto yes©
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> allowxto©
usage : allowXto y|n
current allowXto(allow invalied to) value is YES
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

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8. Service configuration

8.1 Emergency backup(=reroute) configuration

8.1.1 Emergency backup of FXO ports with PSTN lines

When regular PSTN lines are connected to FXO ports, GW will automatically change the route to
PSTN lines in the case of network downtime or power outage with this feature.

GW/CONFIG/REROUTE> show©
===========================================================================
REROUTE Configurations Show
===========================================================================
mode(mode) : OFF
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
****1st. reroute****
type : NULL
prefix : NULL
condition : 0x0
0x00000001 : LAN Link Down [OFF]
0x00000002 : Server not connected [OFF]
0x00000004 : Call Timeout [OFF]
0x00000008 : Unallocated number [OFF]
beep : OFF
peer ip : 0.0.0.0
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
****2nd. reroute****
type : NULL
prefix : NULL
condition : 0x0
0x00000001 : LAN Link Down [OFF]
0x00000002 : Server not connected [OFF]
0x00000004 : Call Timeout [OFF]
0x00000008 : Unallocated number [OFF]
beep : OFF
peer ip : 0.0.0.0
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
****3rd. reroute****
type : NULL
prefix : NULL
condition : 0x0
0x00000001 : LAN Link Down [OFF]
0x00000002 : Server not connected [OFF]
0x00000004 : Call Timeout [OFF]
0x00000008 : Unallocated number [OFF]
beep : OFF
peer ip : 0.0.0.0

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GW/CONFIG/REROUTE>
In order to enable backup(=reroute) feature as you can see above, you need to turn the reroute
mode “ON” first. Default value is "OFF".

GW/CONFIG/REROUTE> mode on©

Apply Success...
GW/CONFIG/REROUTE> mode©
usage : mode on|off
current mode is on
GW/CONFIG/REROUTE>

GW supports up to 3 tables to perform backup(=reroute) processes so that users can have different
approaches and methods to 4 conditions each. This is the basic reroute configuration to PSTN lines:

GW/CONFIG/REROUTE> 1st© /* This can configure the first backup table. */

mode [(1)st|(2)nd|(L)oop|(P)eerIP|(N)ull] : l© /* This option verifies routing table and choose the
route. */
prefix [null|string] : **11© /* It adds this prefix number before checking route table. */
<bit flags of condition in hex>
0x00000001 : LAN Link Down
0x00000002 : Server not connected
0x00000004 : Call Timeout
0x00000008 : Unallocated number
condition : 3© /* Backup will work if there's any LAN link down or server
disconnection. */
play [ivr | beep | none] : beep© /* This option selects which kind of distinguishable sounds GW
generate when backup is working. */
GW/CONFIG/REROUTE> show
===========================================================================
REROUTE Configurations Show
===========================================================================
mode(mode) : on
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
****1st. reroute****
type : IPLoop
prefix : **11
condition : 0x3
0x00000001 : LAN Link Down [ON]
0x00000002 : Server not connected [ON]
0x00000004 : Call Timeout [OFF]
0x00000008 : Unallocated number [OFF]
beep : on
peer ip : 0.0.0.0

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------
****2nd. reroute****
type : NULL
prefix : NULL
condition : 0x0
0x00000001 : LAN Link Down [OFF]
0x00000002 : Server not connected [OFF]
0x00000004 : Call Timeout [OFF]
0x00000008 : Unallocated number [OFF]
beep : OFF
peer ip : 0.0.0.0
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
****3rd. reroute****
type : NULL
prefix : NULL
condition : 0x0
0x00000001 : LAN Link Down [OFF]
0x00000002 : Server not connected [OFF]
0x00000004 : Call Timeout [OFF]
0x00000008 : Unallocated number [OFF]
beep : OFF
peer ip : 0.0.0.0
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/REROUTE>

And if you just want to use the first backup table, please choose the following option:

GW/CONFIG/REROUTE> 1st©
mode [(1)st|(2)nd|(L)oop|(P)eerIP|(N)ull] : l©

/* If you choose "Loop" mode, GW will look up the routing table again and find the calling number
when erorrs you will specify in the following conditions occur. Of course, it will add the prefix value
(which you'll add in the following option) before the calling number to distinguish. */

prefix [null|string] : **11©

/* When errors occur, GW will add "**11" digits before the calling number. This prefix can be
changed. Since it is associated with routing table, remind that you should configure a routing table
properly to handle calling number patterns start with prefix. */

<bit flags of condition in hex>

0x00000001 : LAN Link Down
0x00000002 : Server not connected
0x00000004 : Call Timeout
0x00000008 : Unallocated number

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condition : 3©

/* This represents backup working conditions. If you want backup work just in the case of Lan link
down, you can choose "1". And if you want more than 2 conditions out of 4, then set up the sum of
numbers. If you want 3 conditions(Lan Link Down, Server not connected, Call timeout), you can
choose "7"(1+2+4=7). And if you want all conditions, you can choose "f"(1+2+4+8=15). */

play [ivr | beep | none] : beep©

GW/CONFIG/REROUTE>

/* This option will tell users that backup is working right before trying to call PSTN lines if backup
works. Since they can hear beep sound before calling, they know it's not via VOIP lines but PSTN
ones. */

If you configure backup settings like above, you have to set up the routing table as follows so that it
can handle newly added prefix numbers.

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
FXS 200 07077003241 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 200 *99* 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 201 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0
FXO 201 **1102~ 6 0.0.0.0
FXO 202 *2??? 2 0.0.0.0
NET 0 *1??? 0 220.120.246.204 C
NET 0 0~ 0 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ~ 0 02 0.0.0.0 C
======================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
======================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

Just same as we did in chapter 7, you should add routings("**11~" and "**1102~") to FXS ports that
are connected to PSTN lines. In "**1102~", 02 means local area code, you should configure it
properly.

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8.1.2 Digital E1 backup configuration

1) 1+1 PSTN backup

If you use DV-332 digital E1 2 ports as 1+1 (PSTN) backup, port 0 will be connected to the internal
PBX and port 1 will be connected to PSTN E1 lines. If users cannot make VoIP calls because of errors
(such as "network problems" and "server not connected"), then it can be rerouted to backup PSTN
lines to make calls. The only difference between analog and digital PSTN backup configuration is an
interface that each uses. Digital PSTN backup uses E1 interfaces.

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show©
======================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
======================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
======================================================================
NET 0 ~ 0 031 0.0.0.0:0 C
NET 0 ***?? 5 0.0.0.0:0 C
CAS 0 *7757?? 3 0.0.0.0:0
CAS 0 *7756?? 3 0.0.0.0:0
CAS 0 *7755?? 3 0.0.0.0:0
CAS 1 **11~ 4 0.0.0.0:0
==========================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
==========================================================================
usage : show <idx>
<idx> : (0) first, (1) second
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

2) PBX backup

If you use DV-332 digital E1 1 or 2 ports to be connected to the PBX, you can send/receive VoIP calls
via DV-332 E1 port(s) in a normal service time. If errors (such as "Etnernet WAN Link down" or
"Server not connected") occur, you can block DV-332 E1 port physically or manually. In order to do
so, all you have to do is configuring following option (and you don't need to set up in
/CONFIG/REROUTE).

GW/CONFIG/COMMON> show©
==========================================================================
Common Configurations

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yes/no prompt mode (prompt) : YES
watchdog timer (wdt) : YES
# Processing Mode (dtp) : END_OF_DIGIT
web mode (web) : YES
telnet mode (telnet) : YES
telnet keepalive timer (keep) : 0 (sec)
local call feature mode (va) : YES(pickup number : **)
ethernet wan speed type (wan) : AUTO
ethernet lan speed type (lan) : AUTO
telnet port (tport) : 23
web port (wport) : 8080
digitmap mode (digitmode): NO
UPS mode (upsmode) : NO
primary clock source (clkp) : NORMAL0
long/short haul transceiver (haul) : LONGHAUL
dtu block mode when wan link down (wblmode) : PHYSICAL
dtu block when dtu link down (dblchk) : NO
dtu relay control (drelay) : OFF
pcm_coding_law (pcm) : PCM_ALAW
Company name (com) : DAVOLINK
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/COMMON>

In "dtu block mode when wan link down (wblmode)" option, there are 3 values you can choose.

DISABLE : This does not use this feature.

PHYSICAL : It makes Layer 1 down so that PBX will acknowledge that the digital trunk is down. Thus,
it will reroute calls to backup ports by its own policy or give "Release tone" or
announcement("Telephone is out of order").

LOGICAL : With Layer 2 and 3 all alive, it only blocks an E1 channel. When "Setup" messages come
from PBX, it will give "Release Complete" back to PBX. Q931 reason code will be "Cause
i = 0x80A2 - No circuit/channel available".

8.2 FAX configuration

It will configure FAX sending/receiving. There are two ways to set up this feature.

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1) Pass-through

2) T.38

8.2.1 Configuring FAX Pass-through

With FAX Pass-through type, GW will send FAX data using PCM codecs such as G.711u_law or
G.711a_law). Therefore, both sending and receiving GW must have at least one or more PCM codecs.

1) Configuration

FAX setting is established through Telnet or Console.

- Activating FAX mode

Ö Ports or whole system FAX is activated/inactivated according to ports or whole system.

/* Input command rightfully, print “Apply Success…” otherwise, print command guide.*/

- Setup of Pass-through codec

- Setup of FAX event

When detecting some FAX Event, select whether FAX procedure is executed or not.

Ö When GW at receiving party is detected CED tone, starting pass-through FAX.

Ö F711 is PCM Codec of Passthrough Codec(passc) which is established without Re-INVITE so it
starts FAX.
Ö M711 sends Re-INVITE with Codec in Passthrough Codec (passc).

Ö CNG tone is detected at sending party’s GW, it execute pass-through FAX.

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Ö F711 starts FAX with PCM Codec of Passthrough Codec (passc) which is established without
Re-INVITE.
Ö M711 sends Re-INVITE with Codec which is established at passc.
/* Specific FAX sort is unable to GNG tone.*/

Ö V.21 flag is detected at receiving party’s GW, execute pass-through FAX.

Ö F711 starts FAX with PCM Codec of Passthrough Codec (passc) which is established without
Re-INVITE.
Ö M711 sends Re-INVITE with Codec which is established at passc.

Ö When GW at sending party detects FAX tone (CED) which was sent from GW at receiving
party, execute pass-through FAX.
Ö F711 starts FAX with PCM Codec of Passthrough Codec (passc) which is established without
Re-INVITE.
Ö M711 sends Re-INVITE with Codec which is established Passthrough Codec (passc).

8.2.2 Setting T.38 FAX

According to established value, GW sends T.38 udptl message without Re-Invite or sends it after Re-
INVITE.

2) Configuration

FAX establishment acts through Telnet or Console

- Activating FAX mode

Ö Port or whole System is FAX activated/inactivated.

/* Input Command rightfully, print out “Apply Success…”, otherwise, print out command
guide.*/

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- Activating Auto upspeed mode

Ö Remote GW changes into media session (G.723.1, G.726) which is already connected & other
PCM Codec without Re-INVITE, GW is also changed to PCM Codec automatically.
Ö When sending GW detects CNG tone, it changes to PCM Codec without Re-INVITE
automatically.
- Setting FAX event
Some FAX Event are detected, select whether T.38 FAX procedure is executed or not.

Ö GW at receiving party detects CED tone, start T.38 FAX.

Ö FT38 changes to T.38 mode without Re-INVITE so it sends udptl message.
Ö MT38 changes to T.38 mode after Re-INVITE procedure.

Ö GW at sending party detects CNG tone, start T.38 FAX.

Ö FT38 changes to T.38 mode without Re-INVITE procedure so it sends udptl message.
Ö MT38 changes to T.38 mode after Re-INVITE procedure.
/* Specific FAX sort is unable to send CNG tone.*/

Ö When GW at receiving party detects V.21 flag, start T.38 FAX.

Ö FT38 changes to T.38 mode without Re-INVITE so it sends udptl message.
Ö MT38 changes to T.38 after Re-INVITE procedure.

Ö GW at sending party detects FAX tone (CED) from receiving party, execute T.38 FAX.
Ö FT38 changes to T.38 mode without Re-INVITE & sends udptl message.
Ö MT38 changes to T.38 mode after Re-INVITE procedure.

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Adjusting sound volume

Adjusting sound volume at GW is enabled to control sound volume toward two directions for
internet/subscriber. Therefore, adjustment for voice volume should establish for each FXS/FXO port
individually.

1) Setting FXS port volume

GW/CONFIG/FXS> show©
========================================================================
FXS Configurations Show
========================================================================
Voice Output Gain (vgain) : dB
-2 -2 -2 -2
PCM Input Gain (igain) : dB
0 0 0 0
Caller id Generation mode (cid) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE
ring cadence on time (ron) : 1 sec
ring cadence off time (roff) : 2 sec
Polarity reversal (pola) : DISABLE
Dial Tone Type (dtype) : CONTINUOUS
Initial digit timeout(init) : 10 sec
Inter digit timeout(idt) : 5 sec
Post digit timeout(pdt) : 2 sec
hook flash guard time (guard) : 600 ms
Ring Vrms Value (vrms) :
60 60 60 60
CODEC filter value : KOREA
No answer timer(natimer) : 180
FXS/FXO|LBU One2One Mode(one2one) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE

FXO unblock time(ubtime) : 500 ms

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ForceOn-HookGuardTimer(ontimer) : 10 sec
Ring trip threshold (rtrip) : DOWN
FXS Codec Receive Gain (rg) : OFF
Private ring number(pri) : none
========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/FXS>

Basically, voice volume shall adjust by changing Voice Output Gain(vgain) & PCM Input Gain(igain).

Voice Output Gain(vgain) : Voice volume which is transmitted to Internet side from FXS port.

PCM Input Gain(igain) : Voice volume which is transmitted to internet side from FXS port

Vgain & igain shall establish the fixed value between -31 ~ 31dB. The meaning of numerical value is
the difference between input voice & output voice. Supposed input voice volume is “0dB”, it means
that -1 ~ -31dB shall decrease voice volume & 1 ~ 31dB will increase voice volume.

In case of setting, type in above command.

2) Setting FXO port volume

GW/CONFIG/FXO> show©
========================================================================
FXO Configurations Show
========================================================================
[Voice Output Gain] (vgain)<-31 ~ 31> : dB
-2 -2 -2 -2
[PCM Input Gain] (igain)<-31 ~ 31> : dB
0 0 0 0
DTMF duration (dur) : 120 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
DTMF interval (intv) : 60 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
Inter digit timer(idt) : 5 sec [PSTN-->FXO]

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Post digit timer(pdt) : 2 sec [PSTN-->FXO]

Wait mode (wm) : DIALTONE MODE [PSTN-->FXO]
Dialtone timer(dt) : 12 sec [Dialtone mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Fxo dial connect mode(dcm) : disable [Dialtone mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Passwd_mode (pm) : disable [PSTN-->FXO]
Password (ps) : 1002 [PSTN-->FXO]
Fxo password timer (pt) : 3 sec [PASSWORD MOD]
Wait dialtone time(wd) : 1500 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
Wait digit timer(wdt) : 7 sec [Announce mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Wait connect from net (t2) : 60 sec [FXO-->IP]
Wait digit from net (t4) : 500 ms [IP-->FXO]
Release tone play (rtp) : 4 sec [FXO-->PSTN]
Silence Detection (sd) : Disabled [PSTN-->FXO]
Silence Period (sp) : 120 sec [PSTN-->FXO]
Silence Level (sl) : -50 dBm [PSTN-->FXO]

CallerID detection(caller) : [PSTN-->FXO]

DISABLE, DISABLE, DISABLE, DISABLE

CallerID_detect_timer(dct) : 4000 ms
Ring guard timer (rguard): 410 ms [PSTN-->FXO]
H/W ring det. (hwring) : 2 [PSTN-->FXO]
Connect mode (connect) : 0(wait the answer back) [PSTN-->FXO-->IP]
Flash hook time (fhtime) : 500 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
Force release time (frtime) : 0 minute [FXO<-->IP]
Fxs busy (sbusy) : NOANSWER [FXO-->FXS]
Fxo offhook timer(off) : 0 sec [IP-->FXO]
Fxo ringing polling(rpoll) : 13 msec [PSTN->FXO]
========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/FXO>

Setting of vgain & igain shall establish as same as FXS port. Default for FXS & FXO port are vgain = -
2dBm, igain = 0dBm.

8.4 Setting Codec

GW uses codec that has compression function. It applies to convert 64Kbps of analog voice to digital
information. This codec classifies according to compression rate & compression algorithm. Usually,
G.723.1, G.729A, G.711a, G.711u are often using as normal Codec. G.723.1 is for 6.3K or 5.3K,
G.729A is for 8K, G.711a/G.711u are for 64K. These codecs convert voice to digital information.

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Usage: vocoder [g729a | g711a | g711u | g723.1-63 (g723.1-53)]

Current list : G723.1-63 G729A G711A G711U
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> vocoder g711a g711u g729a©
GW/CONFIG/VOIP> vocoder©
Usage: vocoder [g729a | g711a | g711u | g723.1-63 (g723.1-53)]
Current list : G711A G711U G729A
GW/CONFIG/VOIP>

Using Codec is able to change as above. The priority of arrangement for Codecs shall be from left.
As above example, if established G711A G711U G729A, G711A will be the priority Codec. These
Codec’s priority shall be negotiated with using Codec at opposite terminal when telecommunication
is established.

8.5 Transferring and picking up calls between internal ports

8.5.1 Setting up common and pick-up configuration

GW provides features to transfer and pick up calls between internal FXS ports as same as previous
keyphone or PBX system. In order to use these features, you need to set up following configuration
in common.

GW/CONFIG/COMMON> show
========================================================================
Common Configurations
========================================================================
yes/no prompt mode (prompt) : YES
watchdog timer (wdt) : YES
*,# Processing Mode (dtp) : END_OF_DIGIT
web mode (web) : YES
telnet mode (telnet) : YES
telnet keepalive timer (keep) : 0 (sec)
local call feature mode (va) : NO(pickup number : *0)
ethernet wan speed type (wan) : AUTO
ethernet lan speed type (lan) : AUTO
telnet port (tport) : 6000
web port (wport) : 8000
digitmap mode (digitmode): NO
UPS mode (upsmode) : NO
CODEC filter value : KOREA
========================================================================

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GW/CONFIG/COMMON>
GW/CONFIG/COMMON> change va yes©
Input CALL PICK UP NUMBER [*0]: /*setting up pick up code number*/
Apply Success...
GW/CONFIG/COMMON> show©
========================================================================
Common Configurations
========================================================================
yes/no prompt mode (prompt) : YES
watchdog timer (wdt) : YES
*,# Processing Mode (dtp) : END_OF_DIGIT
web mode (web) : YES
telnet mode (telnet) : YES
telnet keepalive timer (keep) : 0 (sec)
local call feature mode (va) : YES(pickup number : *0)
ethernet wan speed type (wan) : AUTO
ethernet lan speed type (lan) : AUTO
telnet port (tport) : 6000
web port (wport) : 8000
digitmap mode (digitmode): NO
UPS mode (upsmode) : NO
CODEC filter value : KOREA
========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/COMMON>

After setting the above function, internal ports shall bind to one group as below. The reason to do
this is because the ports which established as one group are enabled to use this function.

GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> show©
===========================================================================
* ADDRESS TABLE SHOW *
===========================================================================
INTF PORT VIRTUAL_NUM PEER-ADDR GROUP-PORT MODE L/RT
===========================================================================
FXS 0 200 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 1 201 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 2 202 NONE None C/1ST
FXS 3 203 NONE None C/1ST
FXO 0 100 200 None C/1ST
FXO 1 101 201 None C/1ST
FXO 2 102 202 None C/1ST
FXO 3 103 203 None C/1ST
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> gport fxs 200 all©
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS> show©

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===========================================================================
* ADDRESS TABLE SHOW *
===========================================================================
INTF PORT VIRTUAL_NUM PEER-ADDR GROUP-PORT MODE L/RT
===========================================================================
FXS 0 200 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXS 1 201 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXS 2 202 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXS 3 203 NONE 200 Round_Robin C/1ST
FXO 0 100 200 None C/1ST
FXO 1 101 201 None C/1ST
FXO 2 102 202 None C/1ST
FXO 3 103 203 None C/1ST
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ADDRESS>

As setting above, for example, if the phone connected to FXS number 0 port rings, hold the phone
connected to number 3 port & press “0”. Then, receiving calls can answer from number 3ports..

8.5.2 Setting up call transfer feature

When PSTN line is receiving a call through IP or FXO, it will establish the connection to another port.
To setup this function, local call feature mode(va) shall establish with “yes”. This helps GW to
perceive hook flash when connecting the call to another port. Otherwise, it takes the call as
disconnection without perceiving hook flash. Therefore, it needs to check the following
establishment related to hook flash.

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Initial digit timeout(init) : 10 sec

Inter digit timeout(idt) : 5 sec
Post digit timeout(pdt) : 2 sec
hook flash guard time (guard) : 600 ms
Ring Vrms Value (vrms) :
60 60 60 60
CODEC filter value : KOREA
No answer timer(natimer) : 180
FXS/FXO|LBU One2One Mode(one2one) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE

FXO unblock time(ubtime) : 500 ms

Hook flash guard time(guard) shall establish the pressing time when user presses hook switch.
Normally, it measures 150~200ms for pressing hook flash button with standard phone. If user presses
& releases, it will be 300~400ms. In case the time establishes shortly, it might be read as on-hook
instead of hook flash so that it is possible to close the call. Default is 500ms. Therefore, it provides
dialing of internal ports when connecting to other phones under internal line as following Routing
table so that additionally, it is possible to setup the number for easy pressing except service
provider’s registered number.

GW/CONFIG/ROUTE> show 0©
==========================================================================
1st Routing Table Show
==========================================================================
INTF PORT NUMBERS TRNC PREFIX POSTFIX DEST_ADDR LEVEL
==========================================================================
FXS 0 07077003240 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 0 200 3 0.0.0.0

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FXS 1 07077003241 11 0.0.0.0

FXS 1 201 3 0.0.0.0
FXS 2 07077003242 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 2 202 3 0.0.0.0
FXS 3 07077003243 11 0.0.0.0
FXS 3 203 3 0.0.0.0
FXS 200 07077003244 11 0.0.0.0
NET 0 *200 0 220.120.246.204 C
NET 0 0~ 0 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ~ 0 02 0.0.0.0 C
NET 0 ***?? 5 0.0.0.0 C
==========================================================================
*INTF : Invalid Interface
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/ROUTE>

Setting as above, receiving port at FXS number 0 & transmitting to FXS number 3 under on-line, it
shall press hook flash & press number “203”(extension number), it makes ring at phone for number
3 port. Finally, answer the phone, line will be connected.

8.6 Using polarity reversal feature

When it connects to Keyphone system or PBX system, inversion signal at premises switch board can
use as Billing purpose. In this case, internal or external line on premises switch board shall connect
to FXS/FXO port at GW, there are no differences between Tip/Ring line unless inversion signal uses.
However, inversion signal shall use, Tip & Ring’s lines shall be divided into because two lines will be
checked by voltage features for each port. If it connects initially, even it doesn’t use, two lines
shall be exchanged & connected if port’s LED turns on.

Therefore, if it connects to premises switch board which is using inversion signal, the inversion
signal shall provide from FXS port at GW to premises switch board. Establishment is as following.

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Caller id Generation mode (cid) :

DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE
ring cadence on time (ron) : 1 sec
ring cadence off time (roff) : 2 sec
Polarity reversal (pola) : DISABLE
Dial Tone Type (dtype) : CONTINUOUS
Initial digit timeout(init) : 10 sec
Inter digit timeout(idt) : 5 sec
Post digit timeout(pdt) : 2 sec
hook flash guard time (guard) : 600 ms
Ring Vrms Value (vrms) :
60 60 60 60
CODEC filter value : KOREA
No answer timer(natimer) : 180
FXS/FXO|LBU One2One Mode(one2one) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE

FXO unblock time(ubtime) : 500 ms

DTMF duration (dur) : 120 ms
DTMF interval (intv) : 60 ms
Wait dialtone (wdt) : 2 sec
Ringing timer (ringing) : 200 sec
Early DTMF (edtmf) : DISABLE
Early DTMF Onhook guard (etime) : 1 sec
Force On-Hook (fon) : DISABLE
ForceOn-HookGuardTimer(ontimer) : 10 sec
Ring trip threshold (rtrip) : DOWN
FXS Codec Receive Gain (rg) : OFF
Private ring number(pri) : none
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/FXS> change pola enable© /*Establishment for use of inversion signal*/
Apply Success...
GW/CONFIG/FXS> show©
===========================================================================
FXS Configurations Show
===========================================================================
Voice Output Gain (vgain) : dB
-2 -2 -2 -2
PCM Input Gain (igain) : dB
0 0 0 0
Caller id Generation mode (cid) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE
ring cadence on time (ron) : 1 sec
ring cadence off time (roff) : 2 sec
Polarity reversal (pola) : ENABLE
Dial Tone Type (dtype) : CONTINUOUS
Initial digit timeout(init) : 10 sec
Inter digit timeout(idt) : 5 sec

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Post digit timeout(pdt) : 2 sec

hook flash guard time (guard) : 600 ms
Ring Vrms Value (vrms) :
60 60 60 60
CODEC filter value : KOREA
No answer timer(natimer) : 180
FXS/FXO|LBU One2One Mode(one2one) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE

FXO unblock time(ubtime) : 500 ms

8.7 Setting the function for showing caller ID

Generally, shown caller ID is that a function of detection. Information of number from PSTN line
shall detect when telephone signal arrives to receiver party. Then, this information will provide to
the phone which connected to FXS port. Normally, domestic Ring signal provides 1 second & 2
seconds take off. And then, Ring signal provides 1 second. It’s the type of ring signal in our nation.
Information of caller ID delivers during the interval between the first Ring signal & second Ring
signal. For this interval (2 seconds), it delivers by FSK method.

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<Figure 1. Call ID detection from FSK signal>

There are three types to deliver Caller ID information.

Bellcore method : It uses in South America & many nations adapt this type including Korea

ETSI method : It uses in European countries

NTT method : Particulary, it specifies in Japan

Therefore, it shall classify into two types according to service type.

Type I : After initial Ring signal, it delivers caller ID information.

Type II : When user is on line & another line is connected simultaneously. This is the timing to
deliver the information.

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Basically, if GW terminal establishes Type I, Type II also supported. In order to deliver caller ID
information to the phone shown caller ID & connected to GW, FXO/FXS port shall setup as following.

1) Setting FXO port

FXO port is for detecting caller ID information from PSTN line, establishment is as following.

GW/CONFIG/FXO> show©
===========================================================================
FXO Configurations Show
===========================================================================
[Voice Output Gain] (vgain)<-31 ~ 31> : dB
-2 -2 -2 -2
[PCM Input Gain] (igain)<-31 ~ 31> : dB
0 0 0 0
DTMF duration (dur) : 120 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
DTMF interval (intv) : 60 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
Inter digit timer(idt) : 5 sec [PSTN-->FXO]
Post digit timer(pdt) : 2 sec [PSTN-->FXO]
Wait mode (wm) : DIALTONE MODE [PSTN-->FXO]
Dialtone timer(dt) : 12 sec [Dialtone mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Fxo dial connect mode(dcm) : disable [Dialtone mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Passwd_mode (pm) : disable [PSTN-->FXO]
Password (ps) : 1002 [PSTN-->FXO]
Fxo password timer (pt) : 3 sec [PASSWORD MOD]
Wait dialtone time(wd) : 1500 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
Wait digit timer(wdt) : 7 sec [Announce mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Wait connect from net (t2) : 60 sec [FXO-->IP]
Wait digit from net (t4) : 500 ms [IP-->FXO]
Release tone play (rtp) : 4 sec [FXO-->PSTN]
Silence Detection (sd) : Disabled [PSTN-->FXO]
Silence Period (sp) : 120 sec [PSTN-->FXO]
Silence Level (sl) : -50 dBm [PSTN-->FXO]

CallerID detection(caller) : [PSTN-->FXO]

DISABLE, DISABLE, DISABLE, DISABLE

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Fxo offhook timer(off) : 0 sec [IP-->FXO]

Fxo ringing polling(rpoll) : 13 msec [PSTN->FXO]
===========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/FXO> change caller all enable©
Service Type (Type(1) | Type(2)) : 1©
Standard Kinds ((B)ellcore, (N)TT, (E)TSI) : b©
Apply Success...
GW/CONFIG/FXO> show©
===========================================================================
FXO Configurations Show
===========================================================================
[Voice Output Gain] (vgain)<-31 ~ 31> : dB
-2 -2 -2 -2
[PCM Input Gain] (igain)<-31 ~ 31> : dB
0 0 0 0
DTMF duration (dur) : 120 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
DTMF interval (intv) : 60 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
Inter digit timer(idt) : 5 sec [PSTN-->FXO]
Post digit timer(pdt) : 2 sec [PSTN-->FXO]
Wait mode (wm) : DIALTONE MODE [PSTN-->FXO]
Dialtone timer(dt) : 12 sec [Dialtone mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Fxo dial connect mode(dcm) : disable [Dialtone mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Passwd_mode (pm) : disable [PSTN-->FXO]
Password (ps) : 1002 [PSTN-->FXO]
Fxo password timer (pt) : 3 sec [PASSWORD MOD]
Wait dialtone time(wd) : 1500 ms [FXO-->PSTN]
Wait digit timer(wdt) : 7 sec [Announce mode] [PSTN-->FXO]
Wait connect from net (t2) : 60 sec [FXO-->IP]
Wait digit from net (t4) : 500 ms [IP-->FXO]
Release tone play (rtp) : 4 sec [FXO-->PSTN]
Silence Detection (sd) : Disabled [PSTN-->FXO]
Silence Period (sp) : 120 sec [PSTN-->FXO]
Silence Level (sl) : -50 dBm [PSTN-->FXO]

CallerID detection(caller) : [PSTN-->FXO]

BELL<TYPE1>, BELL<TYPE1>, BELL<TYPE1>, BELL<TYPE1>

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2) Setting FXS port

Differ from FXO ports which can detect caller ID from PSTN line, FXS port delivers information to
caller ID phone or keyphone system. Setting is as following.

GW/CONFIG/FXS> show©
===========================================================================
FXS Configurations Show
===========================================================================
Voice Output Gain (vgain) : dB
-2 -2 -2 -2
PCM Input Gain (igain) : dB
0 0 0 0
Caller id Generation mode (cid) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE
ring cadence on time (ron) : 1 sec
ring cadence off time (roff) : 2 sec
Polarity reversal (pola) : ENABLE
Dial Tone Type (dtype) : CONTINUOUS
Initial digit timeout(init) : 10 sec
Inter digit timeout(idt) : 5 sec
Post digit timeout(pdt) : 2 sec
hook flash guard time (guard) : 600 ms
Ring Vrms Value (vrms) :
60 60 60 60
CODEC filter value : KOREA
No answer timer(natimer) : 180
FXS/FXO|LBU One2One Mode(one2one) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE

FXO unblock time(ubtime) : 500 ms

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Standard Kinds ((B)ellcore, (N)TT, (E)TSI) : b©
Apply Success...
GW/CONFIG/FXS> show©
===========================================================================
FXS Configurations Show
===========================================================================
Voice Output Gain (vgain) : dB
-2 -2 -2 -2
PCM Input Gain (igain) : dB
0 0 0 0
Caller id Generation mode (cid) :
T1_BELL T1_BELL T1_BELL T1_BELL
ring cadence on time (ron) : 1 sec
ring cadence off time (roff) : 2 sec
Polarity reversal (pola) : ENABLE
Dial Tone Type (dtype) : CONTINUOUS
Initial digit timeout(init) : 10 sec
Inter digit timeout(idt) : 5 sec
Post digit timeout(pdt) : 2 sec
hook flash guard time (guard) : 600 ms
Ring Vrms Value (vrms) :
60 60 60 60
CODEC filter value : KOREA
No answer timer(natimer) : 180
FXS/FXO|LBU One2One Mode(one2one) :
DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE DISABLE

FXO unblock time(ubtime) : 500 ms

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8.8 Setting others

8.8.1 Password change

User account at GW is as following.

User Account Basic password Authorization & explanation

* When installation, this account is

enable to change, modify.
1 root admin
* Password for guest, root accountis is
enable to change.

* When occurring problem, debugging

message can be shown as well as
alteration & modification of GW
2 admin admin establishment.

* Password is enable to change for guest,

root, admin, davo account.

* When occurring problem, debugging

message can be shown as well as
alteration & modification of GW
3 davo drc establishment.

* Password for guest, root, admin, davo

account is enable to change.

* GW setting information can check but

alteration is not permitted.
4 guest guest
* Password for guest account is enable
to change.

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Password for applied user account is enable to change. Setting example is a login with davo account
& change password.

Password length must be less than or equal to 8 characters
New Password : ***©
Confirm Password: ***©
Password for user davo changed
GW/SYSTEM/ACL>
GW/SYSTEM/ACL> password root©
Password length must be less than or equal to 8 characters
New Password : *****©
Confirm Password: *****©
Password for user root changed
GW/SYSTEM/ACL>

Therefore, it is possible to check which user accounts are able to use.

GW/SYSTEM/ACL> show©
----- ------------ ------------ ------------
IDX USER PASS LEVEL
----- ------------ ------------ ------------
1 davo drc super_user
2 admin admin super_user
3 root admin writable
4 guest guest common
----- ------------ ------------ ------------
GW/SYSTEM/ACL>

8.8.2 Alterating connection port of telnet, web

Basically, the port at GW for remote connection is different from general port. Generally, 23 port
used for telnet connection but No “6000” port will be used at GW. Moreover, No 80 port will be
used for web browser(HTTP). But No “8000” port will used for GW. This is for preventing
unauthorized connections & using port can be changed as following.
GW/CONFIG/COMMON> show©
==========================================================================
Common Configurations
==========================================================================

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yes/no prompt mode (prompt) : YES

watchdog timer (wdt) : YES
*,# Processing Mode (dtp) : END_OF_DIGIT
web mode (web) : YES
telnet mode (telnet) : YES
telnet keepalive timer (keep) : 0 (sec)
local call feature mode (va) : YES(pickup number : *0)
ethernet wan speed type (wan) : AUTO
ethernet lan speed type (lan) : AUTO
telnet port (tport) : 6000
web port (wport) : 8000
digitmap mode (digitmode): NO
UPS mode (upsmode) : NO
CODEC filter value : KOREA
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/COMMON>
GW/CONFIG/COMMON> change tport 23©
Apply Success...
GW/CONFIG/COMMON> change wport 80©
Apply Success...
GW/CONFIG/COMMON> show©
==========================================================================
Common Configurations
==========================================================================
yes/no prompt mode (prompt) : YES
watchdog timer (wdt) : YES
*,# Processing Mode (dtp) : END_OF_DIGIT
web mode (web) : YES
telnet mode (telnet) : YES
telnet keepalive timer (keep) : 0 (sec)
local call feature mode (va) : YES(pickup number : *0)
ethernet wan speed type (wan) : AUTO
ethernet lan speed type (lan) : AUTO
telnet port (tport) : 23
web port (wport) : 80
digitmap mode (digitmode): NO
UPS mode (upsmode) : NO
CODEC filter value : KOREA
==========================================================================
GW/CONFIG/COMMON>

Above example explained that telnet port & web browser’s HTTP port is changed to general port
which we used normally. If forgetting the connection port after changing it because that port did
not often use, it’s impossible to connect by remote connection. In this case, there is no way but to
connect console & check & change it. So it required caution when changing.

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8.8.3 Changing System name

When remoted connection, it shall be connected with IP address only so it’s hard to confirm the
exact connection where they want to connect. Accordingly, it is possible to confirm the connection
by using this function when changing system name for initial installation.

New system name is DAVOLINK
DAVO:/SYSTEM>
DAVO:/SYSTEM> sysname Davolink©
New system name is Davolink
DAVOLINK:/SYSTEM>
DAVOLINK:/SYSTEM>

As above example, it is possible to setup both English & Korean. If the name is setup as like
installed place or client name, it shall be caused some confusion because prompt will be printed
with targeted sysname when remote connection. In case several GW is installed, it is possible to
change with figure or IP address as following.

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9. Upgrading firmware

9.1 How to upgrade firmware

Davolink gateway supports FTP server feature to upgrade or downgrade firmware via Ethernet
connection at remote or local area.

1) Starting FTP server

In order to download firmware, GW uses FTP(File Transfer Protocol) as a file sharing method.
You can enable FTP server feature as following.

GW:/NETUTIL> ftpd ©
Current FTP Deamon task : Suspend
Usage : ftpd enable|disable
GW:/NETUTIL> ftpd enable©
password : ********© /* password is “ftpdftpd” */
Block mode enable? (y/N) n© /* If you choose ”y”, then you cannot downgrade firmware to
current or lower version. */
GW:/NETUTIL>
GW:/NETUTIL> ftpd©
Current FTP Deamon task : Running
Usage : ftpd enable|disable
GW:/NETUTIL>

After booting up GW, the frist status of FTP Daemon is "Suspend". If you run FTP daemon to upgrade
firmware, its status will be "Running".

2) Downloading firmware

After running FTP server in GW, please excute following commands in the PC that has firmware.

z Basically, firmware name will be like "xxx.bin”.

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z Click the start button in taskbar, and select "Run", and type "cmd". And change the directory
to where firmware file is located and verify them.

z At the command prompt, type "ftp <GW IP address>" to connect GW via FTP connection.

z When you connect to FTP server, choose same accounts (such as root, davo, admin) and
passwords used in telnet or web browser.

z The "hash" command prints out "#" charaacters to monitor the progress of a file transfer.

z The "bin" command changes data transmission mode as binary one.

z The "put" command sends the file from PC to GW. The firmware name that you'll send
should be “system_boot" because it's the one used in GW.

z The "bye" command ends the current FTP connection.

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After finishing firmware upgrade as you can see above, Please reboot the GW. Then, it will be run
based on a newly upgraded firmware.

Saving.....TConfig Writing Done

Done

You can verify whether firmware was successfully upgraded or not by following command.

┃
┃ [S/W APP]
┃ VERSION : 02.03.04
┃ LINKTIME : 2007/10/12
┃ PROTOCOL : SIP/2.0
┃ LANGUAGE : KOR
┃ SNMP : DAVOLINK
┃ SUPPORTED B/D : FCU FSU FTU EMU
┃ [B O O T]
┃ VERSION : 0.00
┃ [H / W]
┃ VERSION : 1.0
┃ MPU_ID : MPU332D
┃ SLOT INFO : FCU(FXS4+FXO4) + UNKNOWN + UNKNOWN + UNKNOWN
┃

GW/SYSTEM>

As you can see above, you can verify the firmware by checking the version and linktime.
If you connect GW via RS232C console cable, this information will be automatically seen right after
rebooting.
Note: You can also apply DV-332 firmware into DV-232 products. But the message is slightly
different from the previous one.

┃
┃ [S/W APP]
┃ VERSION : 02.03.04

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┃ LINKTIME : 2007/10/12
┃ PROTOCOL : SIP/2.0
┃ LANGUAGE : KOR
┃ SNMP : DAVOLINK
┃ SUPPORTED B/D : FCU FSU FTU LBU
┃ [B O O T]
┃ VERSION : 0.00
┃ [H / W]
┃ VERSION : 1.3
┃ MPU_ID : MPU232
┃ FLASH : INTEL
┃ SLOT INFO : FSU(FXS8) + FSU(FXS8) + FTU(FXO8) + UNKNOWN
┃

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10. Saving, initializing, checking configured information

10.1 Saving configuration

After changing, adding, or removing configuration, you can save it into text file as follows. You can
use these commands: "save" or "make".

10.2 Initializing confgiruation

GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG> default©
GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG>
GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG> show©
-------[MEM][40]--------
[TEXT_CONFIG_START]
[TEXT_CONFIG_END]
[USER_END]
-------[END]--------
GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG>

If you initialize configuration by typing commands above, entire configuration you made before will
be initialized.

*** Note: IP settings will not be initialized even when initializing configuration. And you should save
configuration before resetting.

10.3 Backuping and resaving configuration

This is another way to show current configuration as a whole and input it at once. You can print out
current configuration and copy&paste it as follows.

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GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG> show©
-------[MEM][14183]--------
[TEXT_CONFIG_START]
CON_RT0_FXO_201_**11~ = 4 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_FXO_202_*1??? = 2 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_FXS_200_*99* = 4 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_FXS_200_07077003241 = 11 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_NET_0_*2??? = 0 NULL NULL 220.120.246.203 1720 0
CON_RT0_NET_0_0~ = 0 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_NET_0_~ = 0 02 NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_4 = 100
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_5 = 101
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_6 = 102
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_7 = 103
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_0 = 200
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_1 = 201
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_2 = 202
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_3 = 203
C_local_fxo_group_port_4 = 201
C_local_fxo_group_port_5 = 201
C_local_fxo_group_port_6 = 202
C_local_fxo_group_port_7 = 202
C_local_fxo_my_addr_4 = 100
C_local_fxo_my_addr_5 = 101
C_local_fxo_my_addr_6 = 102
C_local_fxo_my_addr_7 = 103
C_local_fxo_peer_nums_4 = *99*
C_local_fxo_peer_nums_5 = *99*
C_local_fxo_peer_nums_6 =
C_local_fxo_peer_nums_7 =
C_local_fxs_group_port_0 = 200
C_local_fxs_group_port_1 = 200

(omitting middle parts)

S_ea_server_mode_29 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_3 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_30 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_31 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_32 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_4 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_5 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_6 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_7 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_8 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_9 = OUTBOUND
S_keynumber_mode = YES
S_localcall = YES

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S_oper_mode = COMMON
S_opt_session_expire = 0
S_opt_userisphone = NO
[TEXT_CONFIG_END]
[USER_END]
-------[END]--------
GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG>

In this printed information, the part starts with [TEXT_CONFIG_START] and ends with
[TEXT_CONFIG_END] is currently configured information.
Based on this information, you can load and modify it with any text editor. And you can input it at
once as follows.

GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG> txtpaste©
-> If you don't need to change the txtCfg file, you should type the "exit"
[TEXT_CONFIG_START]
CON_RT0_FXO_201_**11~ = 4 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_FXO_202_*1??? = 2 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_FXS_200_*99* = 4 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_FXS_200_07077003241 = 11 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_NET_0_*2??? = 0 NULL NULL 220.120.246.203 1720 0
CON_RT0_NET_0_0~ = 0 NULL NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
CON_RT0_NET_0_~ = 0 02 NULL 0.0.0.0 0 0
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_4 = 100
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_5 = 101
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_6 = 102
C_local1_fxo_my_addr_7 = 103
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_0 = 200
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_1 = 201
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_2 = 202
C_local1_fxs_my_addr_3 = 203
C_local_fxo_group_port_4 = 201
C_local_fxo_group_port_5 = 201
C_local_fxo_group_port_6 = 202

(omitting middle parts)

S_ea_server_mode_6 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_7 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_8 = OUTBOUND
S_ea_server_mode_9 = OUTBOUND
S_keynumber_mode = YES
S_localcall = YES
S_oper_mode = COMMON
S_opt_session_expire = 0

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S_opt_userisphone = NO
[TEXT_CONFIG_END]
GW/CONFIG/TXTCFG>

*** Note: Inputting configuration is available via both telnet and console connection. However, you
cannot see inputted configuration on the screen if you do this via console connection. When pasting
configuration, its content should start with [TEXT_CONFIG_START] and end with
[TEXT_CONFIG_END]. Finally, you should save configuration before resetting.

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