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Xplus100

Xplus100. Digital VoIP Hybrid Communications system. Agenda. Introduction to the Xplus100 Configurations Voice Mail Systems VoIP Gateway Top Features Flash Upgradable Required Programming Voice Mail Programming Gateway Programming Gateway Demonstration . Introducing the Xplus100.

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Xplus100

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  1. Xplus100 Digital VoIP Hybrid Communications system

  2. Agenda • Introduction to the Xplus100 • Configurations • Voice Mail Systems • VoIP Gateway • Top Features • Flash Upgradable • Required Programming • Voice Mail Programming • Gateway Programming • Gateway Demonstration

  3. Introducing the Xplus100

  4. Telephones • Xplus100 uses the 45p Telephones

  5. Xplus100 Configurations 20 x 48 x 8 3 x 8 3 Central Office 8 Digital Stations 3 Port CO 8 Port Digital 8 Port Digital 17 x 48 x 8 4 Port SLT 17 x 48 x 4 17 x 40 x 4 17 x 32 x 4 14 x 24 x 4 3 x 8 3 Central Office 8 Digital Stations CCB Board 8 Port Digital 3 Port CO Line Module 8 Port Digital Modem 6 x 24 x 4 4 Port SLT 8 Port CO Line 3 x 24 x 4 3 x 24 3 x 16 3 x 8

  6. Xplus100 Voice Mail • Xplus100 Integrated Voice Mail • Flash storage • 8 ports • 6 hours of message storage • 8 Menus for 1 digit dialing • Hard Drive storage (future) • 12 ports • Unlimited Mailboxes • Unlimited Storage

  7. Xplus100 Configurations 20 x 48 x 8 3 x 8 3 Central Office 8 Digital Stations 3 Port CO 8 Port Digital 8 Port Digital 4 Port SLT 14 x 24 x 4 3 x 8 3 Central Office 8 Digital Stations CCB Board 8 Port Digital 3 Port CO Line Module Modem 8 Port Digital Voice Mail 4 Port SLT 8 Port CO Line

  8. VoIP Gateway • 4 Port SIP Gateway • Remote Worker Internet • Create a Voice Network Internet

  9. Xplus100 Configurations 20 x 48 x 4 + 4 VoIP 3 x 8 3 Central Office 8 Digital Stations 3 Port CO 8 Port Digital 8 Port Digital 4 Port SLT 14 x 24 + 4 VoIP 3 x 8 3 Central Office 8 Digital Stations CCB Board 8 Port Digital 3 Port CO Line Module Modem 8 Port Digital Voice Mail 4 Port Gateway 4 Port SLT 8 Port CO Line

  10. Xplus100 Features • Growth – the Xplus100 grows to 20 x 48 x 8 • Digital Hybrid VoIP System • Windows Based Remote programming • Tenant Sharing (3 tenants) • 2 Background Music Channels • Name CO Lines • Conference Rooms (Meet Me Conference) • UCD (24 Groups) • Three digit/flexible numbering plan

  11. Flash Voice mail Features • 8 Custom Call Menu, with Single Digit Dialing • 10 Announcement only mailboxes • Dial By Name • External Call Transfer • Message Copy (Forward) with or without preamble • Override System Prompts (quick Jump key) • Programs with Procomm plus or HyperTerminal • 8 Ports – each can have their own Operator and main greeting.

  12. Flash Upgradeable • Download software from the WEB • Upload the new software version VM Jumper Un-strap Download Strap to Download Normal Strap Normal

  13. Power Up JAN 1 FRI 5:16 JAN 1 FRI 5:16 VMAIL N:00 S:00 cid 10 cid 10

  14. Programming JAN 1 FRI 5:16 DB PSW:******** bksp show chg bksp show chg • Use the following steps to enter programming: • Press the Feature button • Press the # key • Press the * key • The display will update • Enter the password (Default 00000000) • Press show • Menu Bypass Code Entry Screen: • Press show to continue to scroll through the menus • Extension • CO Line • Call Handling • Resource • Restriction • Extension Application • CO Line Application • System Application • …or enter the Menu Bypass Code

  15. Programming JAN 1 FRI 5:16 DB PSW:******** bksp show chg bksp show chg • Menu Bypass Codes (MBC) • The MBC is created using the following: • The upper level of the programming parameter 01-08 • The number of times the “next” button is pressed to get the programming parameter to be modified. • If the parameter, has a number of subsections, this number subsections, this number would be entered at the end. Setting the time and Date: 08. System Application Press the next button 14 times SYSTEM TIME Press show or Enter 08-14 SYSTEM TIME Press show

  16. Programming 08-15 02-COL-14-01 02-COL-14-03 back show next back show next back show next SYSTEM TIME ANSWER POSITION P-FWD N) ANS: P-FWD : 453 DAY: 253 back show next back next show bksp next chg back next show bksp next chg Set System Time 08-14- Delay Ringing 02-COL-14-03 Auto Attendant 02-COL-14-01 Press show Press show Press show Press show Press show Press show Follow the menu by pressing next and enter the date and time. Press chg, and enter the destination such as 453 for voice mail

  17. Programming 03-29- 04-06- AREA CODE 1:913 back show next back show chg back next chg LOCAL AREA CODE SHOW CO LINE: PREFIX CODE: AREA CODE 1: PREFIX CODE:913 NULL back show next back next chg bksp next chg bksp next chg bksp next chg back next chg Local Area Code 10 Digit Name CO Lines 04-06- Local Area Code 03-29- Press show Press next Press next Press show Press show Press show The 913 is not considered long distance, so no 1, but the prefix code reenters the 913 before redialing the number Press chg and use the line number using the keypad to enter each letter. Use # to advance, and * to enter a number. For example Line 1, Line 2… Enter the area code where the system is installed.

  18. Flash Voice Mail

  19. Programming Voice Mail • Voice Mail is programmed using HyperTerminal or Procomm Plus and through DTMF

  20. DTMF Programming of Voice Mail 1 – System Greetings 2 – Mailbox Administration 3 – Auto Attendant configuration 4 – Set Date and Time 5 – Set Operating Mode 6 – Select PBX Integration 7 – Record System Prompts 8 – Listen to a System Prompt 9 – Open and Close Schedule

  21. Voice over Internet Protocol • The VoIP Gateway – Replaces the SLT module in Server 1 • Set as a Router for Quality of Service or as a gateway • Connect to the LAN port for Internal Endpoints • Connect to the WAN port for External Endpoints Internet

  22. Voice over Internet Protocol • The VoIP Gateway – Replaces the SLT module in Server 1 • Set as a Router for Quality of Service or as a Gateway • Connect to the LAN port for Internal Endpoints • Connect to the WAN port for External Endpoints Internet Internet

  23. Voice over Internet Protocol • The WAN port can be used when connecting systems together. • One system acts as the primary system, and the other system using SIP trunks to connect to the primary system. 192.168.10.100 192.168.1.1 77.105.252.123 63.125.19.50 Internet Primary System Set SIP Trunk to: 77.105.252.123

  24. Setting up the Gateway

  25. VoIP Gateway Setup • Lets Look at the Server

  26. Pricing

  27. Thank You!

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