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TDX-E 50 /100 User Manual

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TDX-E 50/100-user manual

Contents

1 Product Introduction ......................................................................................................................1 1

1.1 TDX-E 50 Appearance............................................................................................................1 1.1 TDX-E 50

1.2 TDX-E 1000 Appearance..........................................................................................................3 1.2 TDX-E 10

1.3 Product specification............................................................................................................6

1. 4 Ttechnical characteristic......................................................................................................7

1.5 TDX-E 50 device type description for use...........................................................................8

1.5.1 8FXO type.............................................................................................................8

1.5.2 4S4O type..............................................................................................................9

1.6 TDX-E 100 card type description for use .............................................................................9 1.6 TDX-E 100

1.6.1 Only 4S4O card....................................................................................................10 1.6.1

1.6.2 8FXS and 8FXO cards mixed insertion .............................................................. 11

1.6.3 8FXO and 4S4O cards mixed insertion...............................................................12

1.6.4 E1, FXO and FXS cards mixed insertion ............................................................13

2 Installation Steps ..........................................................................................................................14 2

2.1 Installatiion notes ..................................................................................................................14 2.1

2.1.1 Safety recommendatiions .......................................................................................14 2.1.1

2.1.2 Limitation of signal transmission distance.............................................................14 2.1.2

2.1.3 Environment requirements .....................................................................................15 2.1.3

2.1.4 The correct wiring scheme .....................................................................................15 2.1.4

2.2 Parts list.................................................................................................................................16 2.2

2.3 Install preparation .................................................................................................................17 2.3

2.4 Installatiion approach............................................................................................................19 2.4

2.4.1 Setting ....................................................................................................................19 2.4.1

2.4.2 Wiriing ...................................................................................................................19 2.4.2

2.4.3 Power on ................................................................................................................20 2.4.3

3 Equipment management description ............................................................................................21 3

4 Management level Web configuration ......................................................................................22

4.1 Log in .................................................................................................................................24

4.2 System Parameters .............................................................................................................24

4.2.1 System Information.............................................................................................25

4.2.2 Basic Configuration ............................................................................................27

4.2.3 DDNS..................................................................................................................32

4.2.4 Protocol Configuration........................................................................................33

4.2.5 Analog Port Parameters.......................................................................................36

4.2.6 DSP parameters ......................................................................................................42

4.2.7 E1 parameter .......................................................................................................45

4.2.8 Features key ........................................................................................................46

4.2.9 Tone Configuration .............................................................................................54

4.3 Extension Management......................................................................................................58

4.3.1 IP Extension ........................................................................................................58

4.3.2 Analog Extensions ..............................................................................................65

4.3.3 Extension service ................................................................................................69

4.3.4 Call out Authority................................................................................................73

4.3.5 Gateway Configuration .......................................................................................77

4.4 Trunk Routes......................................................................................................................78

4.4.1 Digitmap Rules ...................................................................................................79

4.4.2 IP Trunk...............................................................................................................82

4.4.3 Analog Trunk ......................................................................................................90

4.4.4 Analog Trunk Groups..........................................................................................91

4.4.5 Outbound Routes.................................................................................................94

4.4.6 Inbound Routes ...................................................................................................96

4.4.7 Digital Trunk .....................................................................................................100

4.4.8 DID Number .....................................................................................................102

4.5 Exchange Management ....................................................................................................103

4.5.1 Central Exchange ..............................................................................................104

4.5.2 Auto Attendant ..................................................................................................105

4.5.3 Operator ............................................................................................................108

4.5.4 Attendant Queue................................................................................................109

4.6 Advanced Configuration .................................................................................................. 111

4.6.1 Ringing Group................................................................................................... 112

4.6.2 Re-election Group ............................................................................................. 114

4.6.3 Pickup Group .................................................................................................... 116

4.6.4 Voice Menu ....................................................................................................... 118

4.6.5 Voice File ..........................................................................................................120

4.6.6 Blacklist ............................................................................................................122

4.6.7 Time ..................................................................................................................123

4.6.8 Voice Mail .........................................................................................................124

4.7 Status Information...............................................................................................................126

4.7.1 Call Status .........................................................................................................126

4.7.2 Extension Status ................................................................................................126

4.7.3 Relay State ........................................................................................................127

4.7.4 Slot Status..........................................................................................................128

4.8 System Maintance ............................................................................................................129

4.8.1 Upgrade.............................................................................................................129

4.8.2 Debug Information ............................................................................................130



4.8..3 DSP Diagnosis..................................................................................................131

4.8.4 Equipment Maintenance....................................................................................132

4.8.5 Details of Call List ............................................................................................133

4.8.6 Change Password ..............................................................................................137

4.8.7 License ..............................................................................................................138

4.8.8 Import and Export .............................................................................................138

4.9 Automatic Configuration .................................................................................................139

4.9.1 Automatic Discovery ........................................................................................139

4.9.2 Configure the Device ........................................................................................139

4.10 User Management ..........................................................................................................140

4.10.1 Enterprise Directory ........................................................................................140

4.10.2 User Information .............................................................................................143

4.11 Exit the System ..............................................................................................................143

5 User-level Web Configuration.................................................................................................144

5.1 Log ...................................................................................................................................144

5.2 User Management ............................................................................................................145

5.2.1 Personal Information.........................................................................................145

5.2.2 Enterprise Directory ..........................................................................................146

5.2.3 User Queries......................................................................................................147

5.3 Extension Management....................................................................................................147

5.3.1 Extension List ...................................................................................................147

5.4 Exit System ......................................................................................................................151

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TDX-E 50/100 user manual 1

1 Pr1 Product Introduction oduct Introduction

TDX-E 50 is embedded enterprise IPPBX product that According to different scale

enterprise. It can provide voice essential service, supplementary service, comon PBX service.

And it supports T.38 fax, voice meeting and other value-added services. TDX-E 50 built in

SIP register server and proxy functions. It has many FXO analog trunk lines to connect

PSTN, and it has many FXS ports to provide direct access to the phone. Usually by other

VOIP terminal (IP phone, softphone and IAD) and tradition PBX expand more phone access

road. It can integrating VOIP and tradition communication network easily. TDX-E 50

provide three types machines, 4FXS, 4FXO and 8FXO. TDX-E 100 can provide FXO, FXS

and E1 ports flexible. TDX-E 50 Appearance

1.11.1 TDX-E 50 Appearance TDX-E 50 Appearance

Figure 1-1TDX-E 50 appearance

TDX-E 50 Appearance, see figure1-1. TDX-E 50 use aluminum frame structure.

Figure1-2 TDX-E 50 front panel

TDX-E 50 front panel have LED, see figure 1-2. LED shows that system health and port

working condition. The LED’s detail description, see table 1-1. Face to front panel, LED sorted





from left to right.

Table 1-1 TDX-E 50 LED description

LED

color

status

description

on device power on PWR

Green off device not power off

twinkle application running well RUN

Green on System launching

Twinkle quickly

WAN running well

WAN A/L

Green

off

WAN disconnected or in trouble

Twinkle quickly

LAN running well

LAN A/L

Green

off

LAN disconnected or in trouble

on port offhook

Port status

Green off port idle

Figure1-3TDX-E 50 (220VAC) back panel

TDX-E 50 back panel has Reset button, Ethernet port, CONSOLE port, USB port and the

power inlet.

Press Reset button in short time, system will restart; press Reset (>3s), system will restore

factory settings.

TDX-E 50 support that 220VAC power input. 220VAC power interface use common

three-phase power interface, see picture 1-3.

You can see appendix relevant instructions to know the difference between FXS and FXO.





Face to back panel, ports sorted from left to right. The first four ports in card 4S4O is FXS,

the second four is FXO, see table 1-2.

Table 1-2 TDX-E 50 back panel port description

Interface Interface type Interface specification

RST

Restart device/ restore factory

settings button

WAN

Ethernet interface

RJ45, 10/100Base-T, self-adaption

LAN

Ethernet interface

RJ45, 10/100Base-T, self-adaption

CONSOLE console RS-232

USB USB interface USB2.0

（220VAC）

Power interface

220VAC, 50~60Hz

11.2 TDX-E 100 Appearance .2 TDX-E 100 Appearance

Figure 1-4 TDX-E 100 appearance

TDX-E 100 appearance, see figure 1-4. TDX-E 100 use metal machine frame structure, 1.5U

tall, 19 inches wide, blackish green.

Figure 1-5 TDX-E 100 front panel

TDX-E 100 front panel has LED, Reset button, Ethernet port, CONSOLE port, see





figure1-5.

LED shows that system health and port working condition. The LED’s detail description, see

table 1-3. Face to front panel, LED sorted from left to right. See table 1-4.

Press Reset button in short time, system will restart; press Reset (>3s), system will restore

factory settings.

Table 1-3TDX-E 100 LED description

LED color Status Description

on device power on PWR green

off device not power on

twinkle application running well RUN green

on System launching

Twinkle quickly

WAN running well

WAN A/L

green

off

WAN disconnected or in trouble

on

WAN rate 100M

WAN SPD

green

off

WAN rate 10M

Twinkle quickly

LAN running well

LAN A/L

green

off

LAN disconnected or in trouble

on

LAN rate 100M

LAN SPD

green

off

LAN rate 10M

on port offhook

Port status

green off port idle

Table 1-4 TDX-E 100 front panel interface description


RST Restart device/

restore factory

settings button

WAN Ethernet interface RJ45, 10/100Base-T, self-adaption





LAN Ethernet interface RJ45, 10/100Base-T,self-adaption

CONSOLE console RS-232

Figure 1-6 TDX-E 100 (220VAC) back panel

Figure 1-7 TDX-E 100 (48VDC) back panel

TDX-E 100 back panel has each card port and power inlet.

TDX-E 100 support two power input: 220VAC, 48VDC, back panel power inlet is different.

220VAC power interface use common three-phase power interface, see picture 1-6; 48VDC power

interface use the box with 48V power supply cord and -48V dc power connection.

48V power interface is 1:1 backup, and has the power switch. See figure 1-7.

Card includes three kinds, FXS, FXO and E1:

FXS connects user telephone or FXO port of PBX, providing remote feed

FXO connects subscribe lines of PSTN, need remote feed

E1 connect opposite end E1, and network data exchange.

You can see appendix relevant instructions to know the difference between the FXS and

FXO .

Face to back panel, ports sorted from left to right. The first four ports in card 4S4O is FXS,

the second four is FXO, see table 1-5.

Table 1-5 TDX-E 100 back panel interface description


8S 4*FXS+4*FXS port 1*RJ45+1*RJ45

8O 8*FXO+4*FXO port 1*RJ45+1*RJ45

4S4O 4*FXS+4*FXO port 1*RJ45+1*RJ45

E1 1*E1 port 1*RJ48





（220VAC）

Power interface

220VAC, 50~60Hz

（48VDC）

Power interface

48VDC

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Table 1-6 TDX-E 50 product specification details

Items Description

System memory 64M

System flash 16M

FXS feed voltage when

hang up the phone

-48V

FXS feed voltage when

pick up the phone

-24V

FXS ringing voltage 40V（）valid value

FXS ringing current 10~15mA

FXS ringer equivalent value Short loop(300 meters) is 5, long loop(1500meters) is 3

FXS loop current Not less than 18 mA

FXS loop resistance Allow user line’s loop resistance arrives 2100 ohm (including phone

impedance)

FXS loop current 10~16mA

Surge voltage / tolerant

voltage

Subscribe line meet level 2 surge (instant high voltage during voltage

fluctuation) protection requirements, can bear 1500 volts (10/1000uS)

surge voltage.

The longest line length 2~3KM

Off hook detection Loop detection start

Dial mode （DTMF）DTMF

Power supply voltage（AC）

Normal:110V or 220V AC, range:85VAC~264VAC

Power supply

voltage(DC,TDX-E 100)

Normal: 48VDC, range: 36VDC~72VDC

Current Maximum: 0.5A

Power consumption Maximum: 40W

Environmental temperature

during runtime

0~+55℃





Environmental temperature

when not running

-10~+80℃

Humidity during runtime 0~80%(non-solidification)

Physical dimensions(TDX-E

100)

Width X Depth X Height , 482mm X 261mm X 66.5mm

Net weight 3.3kg

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Table 1-7 TDX-E 50 technical characteristic

items Description

FXS: connect user telephone, provide subscribe line detection,

feed, ringing current, support DTMF function.

POTS interface

FXO: support analog subscribe line access, realize analog on

hook and off hook, ringing current detection, CID transmission,

Line status detection, reversal polarity detection, pstn life line etc.

Digital trunk interface(PRI)

(Only for TDX-E 100)

E1: connect opposite end E1, and network data exchange.

One uplink Ethernet interface, RJ-45, 10/100Base-T, adaptive.

Network interface One downlink Ethernet interface, RJ-45, 10/100Base-T, adaptive,

provide mirroring function for uplink port.

G.729/G.723/G.711a/G.711u

VAD/Silence Compression

Insert comfort noise

PCM gain adjust

Voice characteristics

Echo cancellation：G.168，128ms

Fax T.38

IP signaling SIP：RFC3261etc.

Support both register and P2P SIP feature

NATNAT

Central Exchange

Auto Attendant

Call queue

Ring group

Even choose group

PBX basic services

IVR





Features key

one number

Call park

Call pickup

Call transfer

Call forward

Do not disturb

Abbreviated dialing

Three-Way Call

Hotline

Call hold

Caller ID

Supplement Service

Outbound limit

RFC2833 DTMF

（SIP INFO）signaling

China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, America, Germany, India, Russia, France,

Britain, Italy, Brazil, Spain

Custom Parameters

Call process tone

Auto-learning

CID mode FSK CID (Bellcore Type 1, ETSI Type 1)、DTMF-based CID

Send Reversal polarity

Detection

Fall back for IP route failure Fault recovery

Lifeline for power failure(only 4S4O device)

Management /maintenance Web

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TDX-E 50 provides 8FXO, 4FXS4FXO two type devices.

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8FXO type condition, it can provides 8 FXOs, see table 1-8.

Table 1-8 TDX-E 508FXO function details

FXO function

Support or

not

Description





PSTN route √ Support IP extensions provided by the use of PSTN routes

Fail back for IP route failure √ When IP route failure , route fail back to the same route idle

FXO and call out

FXO is used as far-end IP

landing interface

√ Support that IP trunk call out through FXO

FXO reversal polarity signal

detection

√

FXO CID signal detection

√

FXO busy tone detection √

FXO external line detection √

FXO inbound authentication √

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4FXS4FXO type condition. It can provides 4 FXS and 4 FXO, see table 1-9.

Table 1-9 TDX-E 504S4O function details

FXO function

Support or

not

Description

PSTN route √ Support IP extensions and analog extensions provided by the

use of PSTN routes


FXO and call out


landing interface

√

Support that IP trunk call out through FXO


detection

√

FXO CID signal detection √




Lifeline for

power failure

√ FXS use FXO as lifeline

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TDX-E 100 provides 8FXS, 8FXO, 4FXS4FXO, E1 four types cards, and it supports that





different card mixed insertion.

Only E1 card Only E1 card condition, according to user requirements, configure E1

and connect opposite end E1, and network data exchange. This type E1 card, only can

insert in fourth position.

Only 8FXS card condition, according to user requirements, configurate to 8~32 FXS.

Only 8FXO card condition, according to user requirements, configurate to 8~32 FXO. See

table 1-10.

Table 1-10 TDX-E 1008FXO card function details

FXO function

Support or

not

description

PSTN route √ Support IP extensions provided by the use of PSTN routes


FXO and call out


landing interface



detection

√





Lifeline for

power failure

X only work in 4S4O card

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Table 1-11 TDX-E 504S4O function details

FXO function

Support or

not

Description


use of PSTN routes






FXO and call out


landing interface



detection

√





Lifeline for

power failure

√ FXS use the same card FXO as lifeline

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8FXS and 8FXO cards mixed insertion is meaning that device just provides two types, 8FXS

and 8FXO. Each type cards are indefinite, the number of cards can not enough. See table 1-12.

Table 1-12 TDX-E 50 8FXS and 8FXO cards mixed insertion function details

FXO function

Support or

not

Description


use of PSTN routes


FXO and call out


landing interface

√

Support that IP trunk call out through FXO


detection

√





Lifeline for power failure X Only work in 4S4O card

8FXS and 4S4O cards mixed insertion is meaning that device just provides two types, 8FXS

and 4S4O. Each type cards are indefinite, the number of cards can not enough. See table 1-13.

Table 1-13 TDX-E 50 8FXS and 4S4O cards mixed insertion function details





FXO function

Support or

not

Description

PSTN Route √ Support IP extensions and analog extensions provided by the

use of PSTN routes

Fail back for IP route

failure

√ When IP route failure , route fail back to the same route idle

FXO and call out


landing interface



detection

√





Lifeline for power failure √ Only used in 4S4O card, 8FXS card FXS can’t use 4S4O

card FXO lifeline.

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8FXO and 4S4O cards mixed insertion is meaning that device just provides two types, 8FXO

and 4S4O. Each type cards are indefinite, the number of cards can not enough. See table 1-14.

Table 1-14 TDX-E 100 8FXO and 4S4O cards mixed insertion function details

FXO function

Support or

not

Description

PSTN Route √ Support IP extensions and analog extensions provided by the

use of PSTN routes


FXO and call out


landing interface



detection

√









Lifeline for power failure √ Only work in 4S4O card

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E1,FXO and FXS cards mixed insertion is meaning that add a new type E1 to insert. Each

type cards are indefinite, for example: M FXS cards (M<=4),N FXO cards(N<=4),P E1

cards(P<=1), and M+N+P<=4. The number of cards can not be enough, the E1 card must be

inserted in fourth groove. It uses E1 as digital trunk and network data exchange.





2 In2 Installation Steps stallation Steps

2.1 In2.1 Installation notes stallation notes

In this section, some important issues will be described in details, including: TDX-E 50‘s

device parts illustration notes before installing the product, and environmental requirements

etc.

Please read this document carefully before install TDX-E 50

Only specially trained personnel can replace the internal cards in TDX-E

50/TDX-E 100

22.1.1 Safety recommendations .1.1 Safety recommendations

During the installation process, for the safety of operator as well as this voip gateway

equipment, please implement the following principles:

Cut off 220V AC or 48V power supply before electrical installation

Read all notes and warning labels on package and equipment before you open

any component

Inspect the ground wire connection is right or not, and operate if the connection is

correct. cut off power supply, connect equipment power line, and test the resistance

between TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 cabinet protection ground and shell of the product by

multi-meters. If the result is 0 ohm, the ground wire has been connected to the product. If

the testing condition is not ready, please guarantee the power socket has three-input, not

2 line in the use of 220V AC);

Pay attention to electrostatic protection: as air is dry, human body often carries static

electricity, which will cause the breakdown of semiconductor devices. So anti-static

bracelets must be worn during installation. Touch grounding objects (such as heating

etc.) is also an effective way to eliminate static electricity. In order to keep the safety of

the personnel, the resistance of anti-static bracelets which connect hand must be tested,

and the result should be in the range of 1M-10M Ohms.

22.1.2 Limitation of signal transmission distance .1.2 Limitation of signal transmission distance

Signal transmission distance is determined by signal types, transmission media as well as

signal rate. Therefore the limitation of the transmission distance should be considered

during product connection.





In the distance limitation this section mentioned, signal can be transmitted well. If the

distance exceeds the limitation, the signal quality may decline.

The following are different transmission distance limitations, please refer to them

when you are wiring.

100Base: Cat.5, Cat.5e or Cat.6 shielded / unshielded twisted cable, maximum

transmission distance of 100 meters;

In accordance with IEEE standards, serial EIA/TIA-232 signal line 115200bps

maximum baud rate ,the transmission distance is 15 meters.

Maximum transmission distance of subscriber line is 3000 meters.

Maximum transmission distance of E1 line is 200 meters.

2.1.32.1.3 Environment requirements Environment requirements

Under normal circumstances, TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 shall run in dry, clean, well-ventilated

environment. While in long work time, the TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 environmental

requirements are as follows, see table 2-1.

Table 2-1 TDX-E 50 work environment requirements

Requirements Minimum Maximum

Running environmental

temperature

0℃ 55℃

Work humidity 10% 80%

Power（220 VAC input） 85VAC 264VAC

Power（48 VDC input, apply to

TDX-E 100）

36VDC 72VDC

Storage temperature -10℃ 80℃

Storage humidity 5% 95%

2.12.1.4 The correct wiring scheme .4 The correct wiring scheme





Good wiring is very important for the normal running and safety of integrated access

equipment. Please consider the cabling solution before installation , according to the signal

transform distance, Electromagnetic interference, and connector compatibility. The basic

requirement for cabling is Reduce distortions in the cable, the weight or mutual entanglement.

2.22.2 Parts list Parts list

The following table 2-2 shows that the TDX-E 50 parts list, table 2-3 shows that the

TDX-E 100 parts list. And the actual packing list please refers to the factory list.

Table 2-2 TDX-E 50 parts list

Item Part description Specification Unit Quantity Configuration

1 TDX-E 50 device Set 1

2 Power line 3lines，1.8m，GB

3 Power line 3lines，1.8m，Abell Pic

Select 1

from 2

options

Choose according to the

power supply

4 Console cable RJ45-DB9，3m Pic 1 Select configuration

5 Ethernet cable RJ45，1.5m Pic 1

6 User telephone line RJ11，3m pic 0-8 Select configuration

7 User manual

Include

cd,certification,warr

anty card

Set 1

Table 2-3 TDX-E 100 parts list

Item Part description Specification Unit Quantity Configutation

1 TDX-E 100 device Set 1

2 Power line 3lines，1.8m，GB

3 Power line 3lines，1.8m，Abell

4 Power line

-48VDC ， 1.5m ，

PHOENIXplug Pic

Select 1

from 3

options

Choose according to the

power supply. If dual

-48VDC power supply

are needed, choose 2

pics -48VDC power

lines.

5 Console cable RJ45-DB9，3m Pic 1

6 Ethernet cable RJ45，1.5m Pic 1

7 FXS user telephone line

RJ45-4*RJ11

2.5m Pic

Pic Sum

of sub

cards×2

Select configuration,

normally 4 fxs port use 1

cable.





8 FXOuser telephone line

RJ45-bare wire

2.5m Pic


normally 4 fxo port use 1

cable.

9 User manual

Include

cd,certification,warr

anty card

Set 1

10 Frame setscrew

4 pic of 1 set

Set 0～1


general equipment cabinet

have frame setscrew

2.32.3 Install preparation Install preparation

According to figure 2-1, 2-2 and 2-3, please check TDX-E 50 whether the necessary

environmental requirement and parts are ready. If there are no console cable and

subscriber lines on the site, you can make it referring to picture 2-4 and table 2-4.

For console cable, one end is DB-9 connector; the other end is RJ-45 connector.

Figure 2-1 Console cable pin sequence

The telephone cable on TDX-E 100 is RJ-45 jack at one side while 4 RJ-11 jack

or 4 pair of phone line at the other side. It has 4 pairs of line cable (in one cat.5 Ethernet

cable): RJ 45 pin 1 and pin 2 to first phone line. RJ 45 pin 3 and pin 4 to second phone line.

RJ 45 pin 5 and pin 6 to third phone line. RJ 45 pin 7 and pin 8 to 4th phone line. See figure

2-2, 2-3.





Figure 2-2 TDX-E 100 FXS cable illustration

Figure 2-3 TDX-E 100 FXO cable illustration

TDX-E 100 includes one E1 interface, use RJ48 interface. RJ48 plug appearance is the same

of RJ45. See Figure 2-4. RJ48 connector pin definition is that table 2-4.





Figure 2-4 RJ48 plug

Table 2-4 RJ48 connector pin definition

Pin number Signal name Direction Description

1 RxRing input RXD（R-）

2 RxTip- input RXD（T+）

3 NC empty

4 TxRing output TXD（R-）

5 TxTip output TXD（T+）

6 NC empty

7 NC empty

8 NC empty

2.4 In2.4 Installation approach stallation approach

2.4.12.4.1 Setting Setting

TDX-E 50 equipment appearance is 1U high standard. TDX-E 50 is desktop type equipment.

TDX-E 100 is rack-mountable equipment.

2.2.4.2 Wiring 4.2 Wiring

1） Client cable

About TDX-E 50, it needs that client cable RJ-11 connect TDX-E 50 FXS interface,

and opposite end connect with ordinary telephone.

About TDX-E 100, it needs that client cable RJ-45 connect TDX-E 50 FXS interface,

and opposite end connect with ordinary telephone.

2） Council end cable

Client cable RJ-11 insert to TDX-E 50 FXO interface, and client cable RJ-45 insert

to TDX-E 100 FXO interface, and opposite end connect with program controlled





digital switching or users switch devices.

Connect RJ-45 of Ethernet cable to WAN port, and another end to network

switch.

About TDX-E 100 device, E1 interface connect with opposite end E1(support E1

groove).

3） Console cable

Connect RJ-45 of console cable to the serial port of this product, and another

DB-9 jack to the serial port of computer.

4） Power cable

TDX-E 50（220VAC）use the 3 pins power line.

TDX-E 100（48V DC）use 48V power line in the box, Wiring should pay attention

from left to right (face to back panel),followed by -48VDC,RTN,PGND.

22.4.3 Power on .4.3 Power on

Before power on, please check again according to installation instructions and steps to

ensure accuracy. And switch to AC 110V-220V or DC 48V power on.





33 Equipment management description Equipment management description

Web is the main equipment management mode in TDX-E 50. User can visit device through

PC browser, check parameters and configuration operation.

Specific methods, see part 4, part 5. WEB page user name and default password are

admin/admin.





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TDX-E 50 Web page, see Figure 4-1 and 4-2

Figure 4-1 TDX-E 50Web page frame





Figure 4-2 TDX-E 100 Web page frame

There are 3 parts in TDX-E 50 web management page.

Title area: Located in the left top of the Web page, logo picture in the left, product name

picture in the middle, background color is green.

Menu: Located in the left of the Web page, list the function of the system menu. Include:

System Parameters, Extension Management, Trunk Routes, Exchange Management,

Advanced Configuration, Status Information, System Maintenance, Auto Configuration,





User Management and Exit. Each menu contains several child menu.

Main interface: Located in the right of the Web page. It is the main display and

configuration operating area.

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Enter the IP address in browser address bar. Such as http://192.216.3.100, Will prompt the

user login, TDX-E 50 as an example, see figure 4-3.

Figure 4-3 Management level user log in page

The TDX-E 50 factory default IP address is 192.168.9.237.

Recommend to use Microsoft IE 7.0, resolution of 1024*768.

System default user: user admin (password admin)

Note: the User should keep the login password safely. If you forget

the password which you have modified, please press the reset button

for a long time to restore the factory setting.

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System parameters menu, see figure 4-4

http://192.216.3.100/





Figure 4-4 System parameters menu

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Click “System Parameters” menu and “System Information” submenu, enter system

information page, see Figure 4-5,4-6.





Figure 4-5 TDX-E 50System Information page





Figure 4-6 TDX-E 100 System Information page

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Click “System Information” menu and “Basic Configuration”, enter Basic Configuration

page. See figure 4-7.





Figure 4-7 Basic Configuration page

User can set IP address, subnet mask, gateway address and other network parameter, see figure 4-8.

Figure 4-8 Network Configuration of Basic Configuration





Network Configuration parameters details, see table 4-1

Table 4-1 Network Configuration parameters description

Configuration

item

Describe Default value

IP address Set system static IP address, Format for XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

such as 192.216.3.100

192.168.9.237

Subnet mask Set system static subnet mask, Format for

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX such as 255.255.255.0

255.255.255.0

Gateway address Set system static Gateway address, Format for

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX such as 192.216.3.1

192.168.9.1

Primary DNS

Server Address

Set Primary DNS Server Address, format for

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX.

0.0.0.0

Secondary DNS

Server Address

Set Secondary DNS Server Address, format for

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX. Such as 0.0.0.0

0.0.0.0

WEB port Set WEB port. Range: 0～65535.Such as: When WEB port set

as 8080, you can enter http://192.216.3.100:8080 in browser

bar to log in.

80

Note: Except WEB port, when you modify other network parameters, you should restart

system.

User can set Local Area Code or Outbound Code in Number Configuration, such as picture

4-9.Thereinto, Local Area Code is used city call and trans – regional CID. When a call from

outside the system scored, system will compare calling the number area code with Local Area

Code. If they are same, system will clear away calling the number area code. If they aren’t same,

system will keep calling the number area code. Outbound Code is used that extension call system

outbound whether call this outbound code first. And it used with Digitmap Rules. When Digitmap

Rules use outbound code, extension need use outbound code first to call outbound number, after

heard SDT and dial called number. Outbound code default is 0, it can set to other numbers.

http://192.216.3.100:8080/





Figure 4-9 Number Configuration of Basic Configuration page

Extension Ring Settings is mainly setting ring about parameters, see figure 4-10.

If it set that enable “Distinctive Ring Service”, when a calling from outbound, called will use

“External Line Ring Pattern” to ring; when a calling from inbound, called will use “Extension

Ring Pattern” to ring.

Note: Distinctive Ring Service only for Analog Extensions effective, and this service is

system level service. When you set it, it will take effect in whole system.

When extension ring time exceed ERT configuration, extension will stop ring, calling will hear

busy tone; In Call Transfer service, A call B, B blind transfer C, when C ring time exceed blind

transfer configuration, C will stop ring, A will hear busy tone or C will call back to B;In Attendant

Transfer service, A call B, B attendant transfer C, if C ring time exceed Attendant Transfer

configuration, C will stop ring, A will recall to B.

Note: ERT ≥CTT ≥ATT

Figure 4-10 Extension Ring Settings

When you finished Encryption Settings, all voices and protocol packet will choose

encryption.





Figure 4-11 Encryption Settings of Basic Configuration page

Encryption Settings parameters details, see table 4-2.

Table 4-2 Encryption Settings parameters details

Configuration Description Default value

Encryption Mode Set whether encryption and encryptionalgorithm, need to

cooperate docking equipment

-Not encryption

- RC4

- Gohigh4

- Gohigh5

- Net2com

Not

encryption

Encryption Key Encryption algorithm used Encryption keys test

User can reset system time in time settings, see figure 4-12. According to YYYY-MM-DD,

enter year-month-day in “Date”. According to HH:MM:SS, enter hour, minute, second, click

“Submit”.

Figure 4-12 Time settings

You can set Outside DMZ Address and local network in DMZ, see figure 4-13.

DMZ（demilitarized zone）is a the security system and safety system of the buffer zone

between, for solving external network after install firewall cannot access the internal network

server problems. This buffer is located between the internal network and external network over a

small area of the network. In this small area of the network can place some must be open to the

server, such as WEB server etc.





TDX-E 50 supports DMZ network mode, it can deploy DMZ with DMZ function router.

TDX-E 50 sets Outside DMZ Address, it will use private web address to communicate with

in-house network. If it is not in-house network address, TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 use public network

address to communication.

System supports that many in-house network configurations. Click the right of local network

“ ”button, can add new local network. Click the right of local network “ ”button, can

delete relevant local network.

Figure 4-13 DMZ of Basic Configuration page

Table 4-3 DMZ parameters details description

Configuration Description Default value

Outside DMZ Address Provide public network to outside visit

Local network TDX-E 50 supports set many local network in private network

segment

When you modified configurations, click “Submit” and then will take effect.

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Click “System Parameters” menu, “DDNS” submenu, enter DDNS configuration page, see

picture 4-14. Currently it only supports Oray.cn Oary DDNS Service.





Figure 4-14 DDNS configuration page

Dynamic DNS feature can make this device with an Internet domain name that can be

accessed on the Internet address. Communication device just need to login internet that can visit

device. So when TDX-E 50 in NAT, or other address in change constantly network

environment(Such as through the ADSL dial up the Internet ). Communication device can visit

TDX-E 50 through domain, thus shielding IP changes.

TDX-E 50 use Oray.cn Oary DDNS Service in private nets, you should attention that setting

in “Basic Configuration” page, “DMZ”, “local network”. For example, TDX-E 50 private nets is

192.168.1.3, subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, now local network should enter

192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0. If local network has other segment of the equipment, such as

192.168.2.0, you need visit IP PBX ,and add a new network number 192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0.

Before you use Oray.cn Oary DDNS Service, you should apply for a license on the Oray.cn

Oary DDNS Service official website. After the success of the application for the account and

password to fill the "account" and "password" box, Oray.cn Oary DDNS Service has three levels:

free, professional, business. In order to make Oray.cn Oary DDNS Service more rapid and stable,

recommend using paid service. Through this page link directly access to the Oray.cn Oary DDNS

Service website to apply.

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Click “System Parameters” menu, “Protocol Configuration” submenu, enter Protocol

Configuration page, Such as IP PBX, see figure 4-15. User can set SIP parameters in Protocol

Configuration page.

Figure 4-15 Protocol Configuration page

Protocol Configuration parameters details description, see 4-4. PRI parameter is only

applicable to TDX-E 100 equipment.

Table 4-4 SIP configuration parameters details description

Configuration Description Default

value

SIP Port Set local SIP port. Range:1~65535 5060

RTP Start Port Set RTP Start Port. Range:4000~60000

Configuration should pay attention to avoid the use of

local signaling port

10000

RTP End Port Set RTP End Port.> RTP Start Port

Configuration should pay attention to avoid the use of

local signaling port. And port number should big than

20000





RTP Start Port.

Voice Code Configuration media use pronunciation

arranges/decoding way

- g723

- g729

- g711a

- g711u

g729

Packetization Interval Set Packetization Interval. Range (5,10,20...200ms)

- G.723.1：30, 60, 90

- G.729A：10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80

- G.711A：10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60

- G.711U：10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60

Note: The smaller the cycle, speech transmission of

immediacy is stronger, but the more data packets,

network burden is heavier; The greater the cycle, send

packet less, but packets get bigger

About receive RTP packet, Packetization Interval should

with the above range, TDX-E 50 can handle

20

DTMF Mode Set DTMF The second dial-up transmission

- RFC2833

- Signalling

In SIP, Signaling way through the SIP INFO news

realized

RFC2833

RFC2833 PT Display DTMF The second dial-up RFC2833 PT 101

RTP Timeout On the already established call channel, if the device

does not detect the consecutive end of RTP packets sent

over when the set value, it will cut off the call. Range:

0~200s, 0 means does not measure.

120

RTP Keep alive

Timeout

On the already established call channel, were holding at

one end, if the device does not detect the consecutive end

was holding one end of the RTP packets sent over when

the set of values, would cut off the ends of the call.

Range:0~2000s, 0 means doesn’t detection.>RTP

timeout.

300

Remove DTMF from

RTP

Whether remove RTP set the flow DTMF sound

-Remove

Not remove

Remove

Ignore or not

CONNECT ACK

message

This configuration influence PRI protocol stack, and

decide whether ignore CONNECT ACK message

no

Whether fast demolished Configuration is yes that when you receive demolished no





the call signal, fast demolished the call at once; Configuration is no, if it

has inside sound, temporary don't dismantle call.

Dial-up overtime time Dial-up overtime time.. range: 5~20s 15s

Messages with inner sound

mode

0-normal; 1-always in-band; 2-no in-band; normal

PRI Network

Properties

0-user; 1-network User

Calling number options 0-not present; 1-normal CID; 2-extended CID normal

CID

Present Ind Numeric area 0-2 0

Screen Ind Numeric area 0-3 3

Calling number type 0-unknown; 1-international; 2-national; 4-subscriber unknown

Calling number plan 0-unknown; 1-ISDN; 2-data numbering; 8-national ISDN

Called number type 0-unknown; 1-international; 2-national; 4-subscriber unknown

Called number plan 0-unknown; 1-ISDN; 2-data numbering; 8-national ISDN

Whether to support

the overlapping the

number

Configuration that whether to support the overlapping

the number

yes

Progress Ind Mask Decide that progress indicator what will the

corresponding field value of SIP. 183

0X116

Called prefix Used for setting called prefix

Calling prefix Used for setting calling prefix

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Click “System Parameters” menu, “Analog Port Parameters” submenu, enter Analog Port

Parameters page. Analog Port Parameters page include FXO parameters and FXS parameters, and

used to set FXO parameters and FXS parameters. See figure 4-16 and 4-17.





Figure 4-16 Analog Port Parameters page FXO parameters

FXO parameters configurations description, see table 4-5

Table 4-5 FXO parameters description

Parameters Description Default value

FXO Port

Impedance

Set FXO Port Impedance value, Adjust the parameters

can avoid the impedance matching in speech not quality

problems

- 600ohm

- 900ohm

- 270ohm + (750ohm || 150nF)

- 220ohm + (820ohm || 120nF)

- 370ohm + (620ohm || 310nF)

- 320ohm + (1050ohm || 230nF)

- 370ohm + (820ohm || 110nF)

- 275ohm + (780ohm || 115nF)

- 120ohm + (820ohm || 110nF)

- 350ohm + (1000ohm || 210nF)

- 200ohm + (680ohm || 100nF)

200ohm +

(680ohm ||

100nF)





- 600ohm + 2.16uF

- 900ohm + 1uF

- 900ohm + 2.16uF

- 600ohm + 1uF

- global complex impedance

Min Ring

Frequency

Detected

Set the signal can be detected and ring the lowest

frequency, More than equal to 4 Hz

10

Max Ring

Frequency

Detected

Set the signal can be detected and ring the highest

frequency, must more than equal to Min Ring Frequency

Detected.

83

Ring Validation

Time

Judge whether it is a ringing signal ringing signal

required for at least the length of time. Configuration is

100ms、150 ms、200 ms、256 ms、384 ms、512 ms、

640 ms、1024 ms

100ms

TIP/RING

Voltage Adjust

TIP and RING feeds reach the DAA FXO chip PIN

voltage. Range:

- 3.1V

- 3.2V

- 3.35V

- 3.5V

3.5V

Ring Indication

Delay

Set FXO Ring Indication Delay. Range: 0～1792ms 0

Last Ring Finish

Time

After you have to figure out a ringing signal, the rest

interval called ringing, ringing signal time out.

Configuration is 128ms、256ms、...、1920ms

512

Operational Loop

Current Min

FXO interfaces to work the minimum loop current

Range:

- 10mA

- 12mA

- 14mA

- 16mA

10mA

On Hook Speed Set the FXO port hook operation time

- Less than 0.5ms

- 2.9~3.1ms

- 25.9~26.1ms

Less than 0.5ms

Current Limiting

Enable

Set whether start FXO Current Limiting Enable

- disable

- enable

Disable

Ring Threshold Set Ring Threshold

- 13.5Vrms 16.5Vrms

13.5Vrms

16.5Vrms





- 19.35Vrms 23.65Vrms

- 140.5Vrms 49.5Vrms

Ringer

Impedance

With the external ring ringing impedance matching

settings for. Default is the ringing source matches the

largest, represents the largest ringing impedance General

ringing ringing impedance of the source match

represents a comprehensive, mainly applied in some

specific countries, such as in Poland, South Africa,

Slovenia

- Maximum (high) ringer impedance

- Synthesized ringer impedance

Maximun(high)

ringer

impedance

Off book Counter

Length

Set FXO pick up operation time

- 512ms

- 128ms

- 64ms

- 8ms

521ms

EIA Mode Set FXO EIA mode

- EIA0

- EIA1

- EIA2

EIA0

FULL/FULL2val

ue

Set FXO FULL/FULL2 value

- FULL=1/FULL2=0

- FULL=0/FULL2=1

- FULL=1/FULL2=1

FULL=1/FULL

2=0

Output Gain Set FXO Output Gain, range: -15~12dB, In 1dB

increments

0

Input Gain Set FXO output Gain, range: -15~12dB, In 1dB

increments

0

Voice Activity

Detection

If the setting is Voice Activity Detection. This feature

detects IP and TDM side escalated after the bi -

directional muting when certain longer messages, pull

down the notification system. This is one of the means of

the device to prevent FXO port " biting lines "

options

- disable

- enable

disable

RTP Stream

Detection

If the setting is RTP Stream Detection. This feature

detects IP side continued for some time after there is no

package escalated messages, System pull down

accordingly. This is the device to prevent FXO port "

biting lines " one of the means. And as mentioned in "

disable





silence detection switch " feature is that it only

concerned the difference between IP side.

options

- disable

- enable

Ring Back Mode

FXO outbound call, after number of regeneration, wait

Reverse Signal, and receive message to caller

options

183: User heard FXO port voice(dial voice)

-180: User heard terminal IAD ring back.

- none：Not call back

183

Regeneration

Number Interval

FXO outbound cal, Can control number regeneration of

interval. Range: 75~200ms

100ms

If Fxo Speed Up

For Empty Call

me

Receive ring signal, set up connect. enable

Figure 4-17 Analog Port Parameters page FXS parameters

FXS parameters configuration description, see table 4-6

Table 4-6 FXS parameters description

Parameters Description Default

value

Open Circuit DC

Feed Voltage

Telephone interface circuit between the TIP and RING

the DC feed voltage.

Range: 36～57V

48





Battery Switching

Offset Voltage

DC feed voltage between TIP and RING can be a high -

voltage feed, or a low voltage feed, modify this

parameter to change the high and low voltage switching

threshold. When the voltage between TIP and RING is

less than the reference on this reference value = voltage

4V of the internal resistance of this offset voltage low

voltage chips up to 2ms, switching from high pressure to

low pressure ; instead, when the voltage between TIP

and RING refer to this reference value = low voltage

offset voltage or higher internal resistance of chip

producing voltages up to 2ms, switching from low

pressure to high pressure.

Range: 3~12V

9

Current Limit Active

Mode

Telephone interface provided by TIP and RING to load

constant current feed

Range: 18～49mA

18

Ring Waveform Set FXS ring waveform

- Sinusoid

- Trapezoid

Sinusoid

Ring Voltage(peak

value)

Set FXS ring voltage(peak value). Range: 1~155V 90

FXS Port Impedance Set FXS port impedance. Adjust the parameter to avoid

voice quality due to impedance mismatch problem:

- 600ohm

- 600ohm + 1000nF

- 600ohm + 2160nF

- 900ohm

- 900ohm + 1000nF

- 900ohm + 2160nF

- 120ohm + (820ohm || 110nF)

- 180ohm + (630ohm || 60nF)

- 200ohm + (680ohm || 100nF)

- 200ohm + (1000ohm || 100nF)

- 215ohm + (1000ohm || 137nF)

- 220ohm + (820ohm || 115nF)

- 220ohm + (820ohm || 120nF)

- 270ohm + (910ohm || 120nF)

- 300ohm + (1000ohm || 220nF)

- 370ohm + (620ohm || 310nF)

- 400ohm + (500ohm || 50nF)

200ohm +

(680ohm ||

100nF)

FXS Port Gain Set FXS input or output gain AD = 0db





- AD = 0db DA = 0db

- AD = 0db DA = -3.5db

- AD = -3.5db DA = 0db

- AD = -3.5db DA = -3.5db

DA = 0db

Enable Early Media

or not

Set enable early media or not, Used to control called ring

is generated by a local ring back:

- no early media

- early media

early

media

Dial Tone Timeout Set dial tone timeout. Range :2~100s 10

Busy Tone Timeout Set busy tone timeout. Dial - up timeout after a busy

signal, busy times out mute.Range:10~300s

40

Enable Flash Escape

or not

Set enable flash escape or not, when setting is enabled,

Flash off escape codes of Hooking functions as.

- enable

- disable

enable

Flash Escape Code Set flash escape code, Can be set to any item in the

function key, when you make a time l Flash escape the

entry into force.

*2

If Fxs Redial Support Sets the default state is supporting redial enable

After you modify the configuration item click on " Submit " button, configuration to take

effect.

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Click “System Parameters” menu, “DSP Parameters” submenu, enter DSP Parameters

configuration page, see figure 4-18.





Figure 4-18 DSP parameters page

Configuration parameters description, see Table 4-7

Table 4-7 DSP parameters configuration description


value

Voice Parameters

Send Comfort Noise

( TDM->IP )

Set in the test to the side under TDM, whether to IP side

produce comfortable noise:

- enable

- disable

disable

Send Comfort Noise

( IP->TDM )

Set in the test to IP side to mute the case, whether to

PCM side produce comfortable noise:

- enable

- disable

enable

Echo Cancel Set Echo Cancel enable





- enable

- disable

Note: Party hear an echo in the calls, should be activated

to end echo cancellation feature

Echo Cancel Gain Echo configuration,Rang:-14～6 dB。 0

Echo Cancel Tail

Length

Set Echo Cancel Tail Length, Echo Cancel Tail Length

can be cleared up in time range.

Choice:

- 8ms

- 16ms

- 24ms

- 32ms

- 40ms

- 48ms

- 56ms

- 64ms

- 72ms

- 80ms

- 88ms

- 96ms

- 104ms

- 112ms

- 120ms

- 128ms

64ms

VSDdBm0Val Set VSDdBm0Val 35

Fax Parameters

Fax Mode Set fax mode:

- T.38

T.38

T38 Fax Maximum

Rate

Set T38 Fax Maximum Rate:

-NO_LIMIT

- 2400bps

- 4800bps

- 7200bps

- 9600bps

- 12000bps

- 14400bps

14400bps

Enable ECM or not Set Enable ECM or not

- enable

- disable

enable

Redundancy Count

for T.38 Messages

Set Redundancy Count for T.38 Messages

When T.38 appear error of transmission, Can extract the

3





redundant information on restoration. Parameter value

larger the t. 38 messages and fax messages larger

packets(Because contain redundant information)

Options

- 0

- 1

- 2

- 3

- 4

- 5

TCF Mode Set Training Check Field，TCF mode. Before sending a

fax message has a TCF training process to ensure that

line of work

Options

- Remote

- Local

Remote

DTMF Parameters

DTMF Send Power Set DTMF Send Power. Range:-63～0 dBm0 －10

DTMF Min On Time Set DTMF Min On Time. Range: 0～65535ms 50

DTMF Min Off Time

Set DTMF Min Off Time. Range: 0～65535ms 50

DTMF Max Flash

Time

Set DTMF Max Flash Time. Range: 0～DTMF ms 30

After you modify the configuration item click on " Submit " button, configuration to take effect.

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Click “System Parameters” menu, “E1 parameters” submenu, enter E1 parameters page, see

figure 4-19.

Figure 4-19 E1 parameters page

The specific configuration details below:

Port type only has one E1. Clock type has two types: Local crystals, clock in 4th groove card.

When you select local crystals, means that clock source is local clock; when you select 4th groove





card, means that clock source is 4th groove card of E1.

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Click “System Parameters” menu, “Features key” submenu, enter Features key configuration

page, see picture 4-20. Features key shows that TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 need to function key

to trigger complete business.

Extension users can call the "Features key" to activate or disable a supplementary service.

Such as extension user can dial “*72” to activate Call Forward Unconditional, and dial “*73”

to forbid Call Forward Unconditional.

In defining "Features keys" on the basis of extension, users can use the "Features keys" add

number of ways to achieve additional business.

Some options can’t modify, include Query and Modify IP Address, Query and Modify Subnet

Mask, Query and Modify Gateway Address and Record Voice File by Telephone.





Figure 4-20 Features key configuration page

Features key configuration description, see table 4-8

Table 4-8 Features key configuration description

Parameters Description Operation Default

function

keys

Query and

Modify IP

address

Set the user from the unit

operation query and

modify IP address

Features keys

Take the handle, hear the dial

tone

Enter features keys, heard

device IP Address.

When heard “complete hang,

if you wanna modify, please

separated by *, end with #”,then

enter changed IP address, such

as “192*216*224*88#”; If the

configuration success will be

**1





heard “The configuration has

been completed, and you will

change in equipment shall

become effective after the

restart”; After restart device, IP

will be changed to

192.216.224.88

Query and

Modify subnet

mask


operation query and

modify subnet mask

Features keys


tone


device Subnet mask..




enter changed Subnet mask,

such as “255*255*255*0#”; If

the configuration success will be





restart”; After restart device,

Subnet mask will be changed to

255.255.255.0

**2

Query and

Modify

gateway

address


operation query and

modify gateway address

Features keys


tone


device gateway address.




enter changed Gateway address,

such as “192*216*224*1#”; If

the configuration success will be





restart”; After restart device,

Gateway address will be

changed to 192.216.224.1

**3





Record Voice

File by

Telephone


operation achieve

Record Voice File by

Telephone Features keys


tone

Enter features keys, after heard

“beep”, start record voice;

press# to finish record; and you

will hear that “press 1 to listen,

press * to record again ,press #

to finish record”; At this time,

you can press 1 to listen to the

last time the content, press * to

record new voice when heard

“beep”.

Note: Every encoding type

（g.723or g.729）only have one

record voice, After the audio file

will cover recorded before the

speech of the recording

documents

*77

Call Park Set the user from the unit

operation achieve Call

Park Features keys

In the call, press "Flash" button

or Hooking spring, enter

composite key number.

After heard park number, on

hook

ake the handle, hear the dial

tone, dial call park number to

continue this calling.

Blind

Transfer

button +700

Blind Transfer Set the user from the unit

operation achieve Blind

Transfer Features keys

When calling, Enter features

keys

When heard dial tone, enter the

transfer number

*1

Attendant

Transfer |

Switch to

Three-Way

Call

Attendant Transfer: Set

the user from the unit

operation achieve

Attendant Transfer |

Switch to Three-Way Call

Features keys.

Attendant Transfer:

When calling, Enter features

keys*2

When heard dial tone, enter the

transfer number

After connect, Asked whether

the other person to receive

transferred calls

If opposite side accepted, then

can on hook.

If opposite side not accepted,

*2/*0





then enter features keys*0 to

Recover calling.

Switch to Three-Way Call

A have Three-Way Call

Authority, A is calling with B, A

enters Three-Way Call invite

features keys*2+C(Three-Way

Call number),B will hear hold

music this time.

C ring, calling with A after pick

up

Confirm to Three-Way Call, A

enter Three-Way Call features

keys*2, set up A,B,C

Three-Way Call.

If A gives up that set up

Three-Way Call, enter cancel

Three-Way Call Features keys to

give up C calling, and keep on

calling to B.

Call Waiting

Switch to

Three-Way

Call


operation achieve Call

Waiting Switch to

Three-Way Call

Features keys

A has call waiting authority,

When A is calling to B, C call A,

A will hear call waiting tone this

time and C will hear ring back

tone.

A choose C call, and A is calling

to C normal, B hear hold music.

Confirm to Three-Way Call, A

enter Features keys *3 to

switch Three-Way Call, and set

up A, B, C Three-Way Call.

*3

Enable One

Number


operation achieve Enable

One Number Features

keys


tone

Enter features keys, voice

prompt “One Number service

activated”, open One Number

function.

On hook

Enter features keys again, voice

prompt “One Number service

*21





not activated”, close One

Number function.

Speed Dial

Prefix


operation achieve Speed

Dial Prefix Features keys


tone

Enter Features keys+ Set fast

button(0-9) +#

*0

Speed Dial

Setting


operation achieve Speed

Dial Setting Features keys


tone

Enter Features keys, heard voice

prompt “please enter Speed Dial

button, end with #”

Set fast button(0-9) +#, heard

voice prompt “please enter the

number you want to dial, end

with #”

Enter the number which you

want to save, +#, heard voice

prompt “dial button…set to…”

On hook

*75

Query

Extension

Number


operation Query

Extension Number

Features keys


tone

Enter Features keys+#, heard

voice prompt

*65

Query Time Set the user from the unit

operation Query Time

Features keys


tone


voice prompt

*60

Close Call

Forward Busy


operation Close Call

Forward Busy Features

keys


tone


voice prompt “Call Forward

Busy non-activated ”

*91

Open Call

Forward Busy


operation Open Call

Forward Busy Features

keys


tone



Busy, please enter forward

number, end with #”


want to transfer,+#, heard voice

prompt “Call Forward Busy,

*90





extension…set to…”

Close Call

Forward

Unconditional



Forward Unconditional

Features keys


tone



Unconditional non-activated”

*73

Open Call

Forward

Unconditional


operation Open Call

Forward Unconditional

Features keys


tone



Unconditional, please enter

transfer number, end with #”



prompt “Call Forward

Unconditional, extension…set

to…”

*72

Close Call

Forward No

Answer



Forward No Answer

Features keys


tone


voice prompt “Call Forward No

Answer non-activated”

*53

Open Call

Forward No

Answer


operation Open Call

Forward No Answer

Features keys


tone


voice prompt “Call Forward No

Answer, please enter transfer

number, end with #”



prompt “Call Forward No

Answer, extension…set to…”

*52

Close Call

Forward

Unregister



Forward Unregister

Features keys


tone Enter Features keys+#,

heard voice prompt “Call

Forward Unregister non －

activated”

*63

Open call

Forward

Unregistered


operation Open call

Forward Unregistered


tone


*62





Features keys voice prompt “call Forward

Unregistered, please enter

transfer number, end with #”



prompt “Call Forward No

Answer, extension…set to…”

Add an Entry

to Blacklist


operation Add an Entry to

Blacklist Features keys


tone



number you want to arrested,

end with #”

Enter the arrested number +#,

heard voice prompt “….,,please

confirm to press 1”

Enter “1”, heard voice prompt

“add umber successful”

*30

Remove an

Entry from

Blacklist


operation Remove an

Entry from Blacklist

Features keys


tone



number you want to remove in

arrested list, end with #”

Enter the cancel arrested

number +#, heard voice prompt

“….,,please confirm to press 1”

Enter “1”, heard voice prompt

“delete umber successful”

*31

Close Do Not

Disturb


operation Close Do Not

Disturb Features keys


tone


voice prompt “Don't disturb, not

activated”

*79

Open do Not

Disturb


operation Open do Not

Disturb Features keys


tone


voice prompt “Don't disturb, not

activated”

*78

Announce

Personal


operation Announce


tone

*68





Service Status Personal Service Status

Features keys


voice prompt

Assigned

Extension of

Pickup


operation Assigned

Extension of Pickup

Features keys


tone Enter Features keys+ ring

extension number, can pick up

ring extension.

*95

Unassigned

Extension of

Pickup


operation Unassigned

Extension of Pickup

Features keys


tone；Enter Features keys+ ring

extension number, can

Unassigned Extension of

Pickup.

*8

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Click “System Parameters” menu, “Tone Configuration” submenu, enter Tone Configuration

page, Tone Configuration include Call Progress Tone Sending Configuration, Call Progress

Tone Detecting Configuration and Call Progress Tone Learning Configuration. Call Progress

Tone Sending Configuration and Call Progress Tone Detecting Configuration can set

different, see Figure 4-21.





Figure 4-21 Tone Configuration page

Call Progress Tone Sending Configuration can set that only in Call Progress Tone setting

“Custom” is allowed; Call Progress Tone Detecting Configuration can set that only in Call

Progress Tone setting “Custom” is allowed. See figure 4-22.





Figure 4-22 Tone Configuration page

More information on the specific configuration, see table 4-9.





Table 4-9 Tone Configuration page parameters description

parameter

s

description

default value

Call Progress Tone Sending Configuration

Call

Progress

Tone

Sending

standard

Select the call progress tone sending that needs to

be detected country or district :

- China

- Taiwan

- Japan

- Korea

- America

- Germany

- India

- Russia

- France

- Britain

- Italy

- Brazil

- Spain

- Custom

Select “Custom” can custom call progress tone

format

China

Dial tone When “Call Progress Tone Sending standard”

configuration is “Custom”, set custom sending

Dial tone

(350@-15+440@-15,1000

0/0),

(0@0+0@0,0/0),

(0@0+0@0,0/0)

Ring back

tone

When “Call Progress Tone Sending standard”


Ring back tone

(440@-15+480@-15,2000/4

000),

(0@0+0@0,0/0),

(0@0+0@0,0/0)

Busy tone When “Call Progress Tone Sending standard”


Busy tone

(481@-23+620@-23,240/2

60),

(0@0+0@0,0/0),

(0@0+0@0,0/0)

Ring tone When “Call Progress Tone Sending standard”


Ring tone

(25@-15+0@0,2000/4000)

,

(0@0+0@0,0/0),

(0@0+0@0,0/0)

Call Progress Tone Detecting Configuration

Call Select the call progress tone that needs to be China





Progress

Tone

detected country or district :

- China

- Taiwan

- Japan

- Korea

- America

- Germany

- India

- Russia

- France

- Britain

- Italy

- Spain

- Brazil

- Custom

Select “Custom” can custom call progress tone

format

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The list of Extension Management is as figure 4-23 shown below.

Figure 4-23 The list of Extension Management

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Click the ‘IP Extension’ sub-menu which under the menu of ‘Extension Management’, get

into the list of IP

Extension, like Figure 4-24 shows. The IP extension page in default displays a list of all IP

extensions which have been added. The System based on user License to configure the number of

allowed IP extension. Another limitation is that analog extensions and IP extensions can not

exceed the total number of 100. The factory default number of IP extension is 0. User can modify

an existing IP extension’s configuration, but he can not modify the phone number of IP extension.

If you want to reset the phone number of IP extension, you need to delete the original IP extension,

and then add a new one.

TDX-E 50 supports two ways to add the IP extension: Single Add and Batch Add.

Figure 4-24 The page of IP extension list

4.3.1.1 Add IP Extension

Click the button ‘Add’ in the page of IP Extension to get into the page of ‘Add single IP

extension’, you can add and configure new IP extension in the page of ‘Add single IP extension’,

and then set the kind of service which IP extension can be used, such like Figure 4-25 shows.





Figure 4-25 the page of ‘Add IP extension’

The details of IP extension configuration is described in Table 4-10.

Table 4-10 The parameters of ‘details of IP extension configuration’

Parameter Describe Default value

Extension parameter

Extension

number

Configure the extension number, and it should be 3-8

digits, it is an enforcement options. The item with ‘*’

must be completed.

Password The password of correspond extension number, this

item must be completed.

Call Lines How many incoming and outgoing lines the

extension can support. The value ranges from 1 to 50.

1

Display

Name

The user name of the correspond extension, it can be

used for Caller ID.

When you add single extension, the user can choose the service which used for the extension,

divide into extension service and system service, including Call Forward, DND, One Number,





Number Binding, Speed Dial, Video Service, Subscribe, Click to Dial, Three-Way Call, Call

Pickup, Call Transfer, Transfer No Answer Call Back, Query and Modify Network Parameters,

Record Voice File by Telephone and Permit Config Blacklist. This page can only support to open

the authority of service which used for the extension, Part of the service such as Call Forwarding,

One Number and other details need further configuration parameters service needs to get into the

page of "Extension Manager" -> "extension service".

When you finish configure IP extension, you can set extension account in the IP phone,

Voice Gateway or other SIP device, and all of these devices can register to TDX-E 50.

4.3.1.2 Batch add IP extension

TDX-E 50 supports the function of batch add IP extension, user can get into the page of batch

add IP extension by click the button of ‘Batch Add’. You can add more than one consecutive

number of IP extensions in one time, and open the same service permission to these IP extensions

at the same time, like Figure 4-26 shows.

Figure 4-26 The page of Batch add IP extension





The details of batch add IP extension configuration is described in Table 4-11.

Table 4-11 The parameters of ‘details of Batch add IP extension configuration

Parameter Describe Default value

Extension parameter

Start

number

Configure the extension number which batch added,

and it should be 3-8 digits, it is an enforcement

options. The item with ‘*’ must be completed.

Amount The amount of IP extension which you batch added,

this item must be complete.

Call Lines How many incoming and outgoing lines the

extension can support. The value ranges from 1 to 50.

1

When you batch add IP extension, the user can choose the service which used for those

extension, the service kinds and configure mode are the same as single add IP extension.

4.3.1.3 Batch modify IP extension

TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 support the function of batch modify IP extension, user can get into

the page of batch modify IP extension by click the button of ‘Batch Modify’. You can modify

more than one IP extensions in one time, and open the same service permission to these IP

extensions at the same time, like Figure 4-27 shows.





Figure 4-27 Batch modify IP

When you batch modify IP extension, the user can choose the service which used for those

extension, the service kinds and configure mode are the same as single modify IP extension.

4.3.1.4 Display and modify IP extension

Click the ‘IP Extension’ menu under the menu of ‘Extension Management’ to get into the

page of ‘IP Extension’, the page default display all the list of IP extensions which had already

added.

Click the ‘Modify’ button, then it will display and modify the detail configuration about the

IP extension, but the number of IP extension can not be modified. If you want to modify the IP

extension number, you need to delete the IP extension and add a new one.





Figure 4-28 The page of ‘Modify IP extension

4.3.1.5 Delete IP extension

Click the ‘Delete’ button at the right side of the IP extension list to delete the corresponding

IP extension, like Figure 4-29 shows.

User can delete more than one extensions in one time, choose the ‘ ’ at the left side of the

extension that you want to delete, and then click the button of ‘Delete’ at the lower left corner, you

can delete all the extension that you have chosen.





Figure 4-29 The page of ‘Delete IP extension

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Click the sub-menu of ‘Analog Extension’ under the ‘Extension Management’, then get into

the page of ‘Analog Extension’, this page in default display the extension list of FXO port which

is available and existence, like Figure 4-30 shows.

Figure 4-30 The page of ‘Analog Extension

4.3.2.1 Batch modify Analog extension

TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 support the function of batch modify Analog extension, user can get into

the page of batch modify Analog extension by click the button of ‘Batch Modify’. You can

modify more than one Analog extensions in one time, and open the same service permission to

these Analog extensions at the same time, like Figure 4-31 shows.





Figure 4-31 Batch modify Analog Extension

The list of modify extension will display the analog extension which you want to batch

modify. You can configure the port parameter and the services which used for these analog

extensions, the service kinds and configure mode are the same as single modify analog extension.

4.3.2.2 Display and Modify Analog Extension

Click the ‘Analog Extension’ menu under the menu of ‘Extension Management’ to get into

the page of ‘Analog Extension’, the page default display all the list of analog extensions which

had already added, like Figure 4-32 shows.

Click the ‘Modify’ button at the right side of the analog extension list to modify the

correspond analog extension, then you can modify the detail configuration including Extension





Parameters, port parameter and extension service. User can modify the extension configure in the

page of extension detail information.

Figure 4-32 The page of modify analog extension

The detail parameters of the analog extension configuration are described in Table 4-12.

Table 4-12 The parameters of ‘details of analog extension configuration

Parameters Description Default value

Extension Parameter

Extension Number Configure the extension number, and it should be

3-8 digits, it is an enforcement options. The item

with ‘*’ must be completed.

Display Name The name of this extension, it can be used for Caller

ID.





Port Parameter

CIDSend CID CIDSet whether send CID or not Yes

Try to Call in case

Collect Digit

Set whether send try to call in case collect digit or

not on FXO port.

No

Send Reverse

Signal while

'Connect' and

'Connect then

Hang-up'

Set whether send reverse signal while 'Connect' and

'Connect then Hang-up' or not on FXS port.

Yes

CID Mode Set the mode of send CID(Caller ID: the number of

caller)

- FSK MDMF

- FSK SDMF

- DTMF

FSK MDMF

CID Modulation

Mode

Set the CID modulation mode:

- Bel202

- V.23

Bell202

TDM to IP Gain Set the gain form analog side to IP side. The value

ranges from -14~6dB

0

TDM to IP Gain Set the gain from IP side to analog side. The value

ranges from -14-6dB

0

Flash Time Set the flash time of analog extension 300

When you modify single extension, the user can choose the service that used for the

extension, divide into extension service and system service, including Call Forward, DND, One

Number, Number Binding, Speed Dial, Video Service, Subscribe, Click to Dial, Three-Way Call,

Call Pickup, Call Transfer, Transfer No Answer Call Back, Query and Modify Network

Parameters, Record Voice File by Telephone and Permit Config Blacklist. This page can only

support to open the authority of service which used for the extension, Part of the service such as

Call Forwarding, One Number and other details need further configuration parameters service

needs to get into the page of "Extension Manager" -> "extension service".

When you modified any of these parameters that talked above, please click the button ‘OK’

in the right corner to submit your configuration.





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TDX-E 50 system provides a rich and wealth services for IP and analog extension, including

PBX’s basic service and some supplementary services. Click the sub-menu of "Extension

Manager" -> "extension service", and get into the page of extension service, like Figure 4-33

shows.





Figure 4-33 The page of ‘Extension Service Configuration





The page of extension service is used for display and set the correspond parameters of

extension services which has already been opened.

Service priorities give the details about priorities of all extension service, for user configure

reference.

The detail parameters of the extension service configuration are described in Table 4-13.

Table 4-13 The parameters of details of extension service configuration

Parameter Description Default

value

DND

Enable DND Set the extension whether enable DND or not for the

extension

Disable

One number

Enable Set the extension whether enable One number function

or not for the extension

Disable

Ring Timeout before

Switch to One

Number Service

Set whether send alert tone to be maintained side during

call holding.(Chinese standard ring back tone)

Number 1 Set the 1st One Number Ring Timeout before switch to

next number

Number 2 Set the 2nd One Number Ring Timeout before switch to

next number

Number 3 Set the 3rd One Number Ring Timeout before switch to

next number

Number 4 Set the 4th One Number Ring Timeout before switch to

next number

Number 5 Set the 5th One Number Ring Timeout before switch to

next number

Call Forward

Enable Set whether enable the Call Forward function or not for

the extension.

Disable

Call Forward

Unconditional

Set Call Forward Unconditional Number or Voice Mail,

Use with Call Forward Unconditional

Number

Call Forward Busy Set Call Forward Busy number, use with Call Forward

Busy

Number

Call Forward

Unregistered

Set IP extension number of Call Forward or Voice Mail

when the extension is unregistered, use with Call

Number





Forward Unregistered

Call Forward No

Answer

Set number of Call Forward or Voice Mail and Ring

Timeout before Switch to next Number when the

extension is no answer, use with Call Forward No

Answer

Number

Number Binding

Enable Set whether enable the Number Bindind function or not

for the extension.

Disable

Number 1 Set the frist binding number, it could be extension

number or Outbound number

Number 2 Set the second binding number, it could be extension


Number 3 Set the third binding number, it could be extension


Speed Dial

Enable Set whether enable the Speed Dial function or not for the

extension.

Disable

The number for ‘0’

button

Set the true number corresponds to ‘0’ button


button



button



button



button



button



button



button



button



button


The ‘Available System services’ shows that the service which can be used for the extension

now. If the ‘Allow configure blacklist’ is ‘Allowed’, then the extension can use function keys ‘30’

and ‘31’ to add or delete the blacklist of system.





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Callout Authority is defined the rules of that how the extension user can call the external

number, and it divides into three parts, Extension which allowed to use that call out authority, the

available Digitmap Rules and the available routes. Each extension user can only be included in

one callout authority. The user defined in one callout authority has the same callout authority.

Click the ‘Callout Authority’ menu under the menu of ‘Extension Management’ to get into

the page of ‘Callout Authority’, the page default display all the callout authority which had

already added, like Figure 4-34 shows. The ‘default authority’ is provided by the system, in

default, all the extension users are included in ‘default authority’, the default set is that the user

can use the local fixed-line, local mobile and special service number these three digitmap rules,

use the FXO Outbound Routes to call outbound. The ‘Default Authority’ can not be deleted, any

other extension users which delete from custom callout authority will be included in "default

authority" again.

In addition, the ‘Default Authority’ is used by some special system services. For example,

specified the correspond external line number which an incoming call from FXO trunk relay to, or

specified the external line number as the group members in the Ring Groups. When the system

call out these external line numbers, it will follow the ‘Default Authority’ which is defined.

Figure 4-34 The page of ‘Callout Authority’

4.3.4.1 Add Callout Authority

Click the ‘Add’ button in the page of callout authority, to get into the page of ‘Add Callout

Authority’. The page of callout authority configuration includes Callout Authority Information,

Select Extension, Select Digitmap Rules and Select Routes those four parts, like Figure 4-35





shows.

Figure 4-35 The page of Add callout authority

The details of the callout authority configuration are described in Table 4-14.

Table 4-14 The parameters of ‘details of callout authority configuration


value

Information of Callout Authority

Name of Callout

Authority

Configure the name of Callout Authority. The item with

‘*’ must be completed.

Select extension is select the extension from Optional Extension List and add it to Selected





Extensions List. It support Single Add and All Add. You can also delete extension from Selected

Extensions List. It supports Single Delete and All Delete. All the extension users which have

‘Default Authority’ are shown in Optional Extension List.

Select Digitmap Rules is to select the Callout Authority from Optional Digitmap Rules List

and add it to Selected Digitmap Rules List. It supports Single Add and All Add. You can also

delete Digitmap Rules from Selected Digitmap Rules List. It supports Single Delete and All

Delete. All the available digitmap rules are shown in Optional Digitmap Rules List.

Select Routes is to select the Callout Authority from Optional Routes List and add it to

Selected Routes List. It supports Single Add and All Add. You can also delete routes from Selected

Routes List. It supports Single Delete and All Delete. All the available routes are shown in

Optional Routes List.

4.3.4.2 Display and Modify Callout Authority

Click the sub-menu of ‘Callout Authority’ under the ‘Extension Management’ menu, to get

into the page of ‘Callout Authority’. The page in default displays all the authorities which had

been added.

Click the ‘Modify’ link of correspond callout authority which you want to modify in the

Callout Authority List, it will display the detail information about the callout authority, like Figure

4-36 shows, you can also modify the information of callout authority, but the name of call

authority can not be changed.





Figure 4-36 The page of ‘Modify callout authority’

4.3.4.3 Delete Callout Authority

Click the sub-menu of ‘Callout Authority’ under the ‘Extension Management’ menu, to get

into the page of ‘Callout Authority’. The page in default display all the authorities which had been

added; choose the ‘Delete’ link at the right side of the callout authority that you want to delete in

the list, The page will pop out a dialog box asking for confirmation, Click ‘OK’ to delete

correspond callout authority. Click ‘Cancel’ to cancel the delete operation, like Figure 4-37 shows.

User can delete more than one callout authorities in one time, choose the ‘ ’ at the left side

of the callout authority that you want to delete, and then click the button of ‘Delete’ at the lower

left corner, you can delete all the callout authorities that you have chosen.





Figure 4-37 Delete the callout authority

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TDX-E 50 device provides the gateway register function, through the gateway configurations,

Extensions can register to TDX-E 50 by use the gateway number to instead of every gateway

members register to TDX-E 50.

Click the sub-menu of ‘Gateway Configuration’ under the ‘Extension Management’ menu to

get into the page of gateway configuration, the page default display the gateway list which had

already existed, like Figure 4-38 shows.

Figure 4-38 The page of gateway configuration

4.3.5.1 Add Gateway

Click the ‘Add’ button in the page of gateway configuration to get into the page of add

gateway, you can add and configure new gateway here, and you can also choose the type of IP

extensions or gateway’s IP Trunk as the gateway members, like Figure 4-39 shows.





Figure 4-39 The page of add gateway

4.3.5.2 Modify and delete gateway

Click the sub-menu of ‘Gateway Configuration’ under the ‘Extension Management’ menu to

get into the page of ‘Gateway Configuration’. The page in default display the list of all gateways

which had been added; choose the ‘Delete’ or ‘Modify’ button at the right side of the gateway that

you want to delete in the list, you can modify or delete the correspond gateway.

User can delete more than one gateway in one time, choose the ‘ ’ at the left side of the

gateway that you want to delete, and then click the button of ‘Delete’ at the lower left corner, you

can delete all the callout authorities that you have chosen.

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TDX-E 50 device provides the configuration of trunk and route. Trunk is the interfaces from

TDX-E 50 to other voice device and communications systems. TDX-E 50 can exchange with





PSTN networks by analog trunk, exchange with the voice device such like SIP trunk gateway,

other IP-PBX, Softswitch and so on which support SIP protocol.

TDX-E 50 use route to complete the routing outbound calls, to find the available trunk group

by set the prefix matching within the route, a time period matching rules, use the polling and

priority policy to find the available trunk which can be used to complete outbound calls.

Trunk route menu includes Digitmap Rules, IP Trunk, Analog Trunk, Analog Trunk Group,

Outbound Routes, Inbound Routes and DID Number Sub-menu, and TDX-E 100 device also

include digital trunk function, like Figure 4-40 shows.

Figure 4-40 Trunk Routes Menu

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Click the sub-menu of ‘Digitmap Rules’ under the ‘Trunk Route’ menu to get into the page of

Digitmap Rules. The page default display the detail list of all digitmap rules which had been

added, like Figure 4-41 shows. The system has already preset seven common digitmap rules for

the user: Local fixed line, local phone, off-site fixed line, off-site mobile, emergency call, special

service number and called pay, user can use them directly. You can click ‘ ’ icon to see the detail

information about the corresponding digitmap rules.





Figure 4-41 Digitmap Rules

4.4.1.1 Add Digitmap Rules

Click the ‘Add’ button below the page of digitmap rules, to get into the page of add digitmap

rules, like Figure 4-42 shows.

Figure 4-42 The page of Add Digitmap Rules

In ‘Using Outbound number’ part, if set to use, then you need to dial the outbound number

which configured in ‘System Parameters’ -> ‘Basic Configuration’ before you make your call,

then dial the called number; If set not to use, then you can dial the called number directly.

To configure a digitmap rule, on one side it can define the number which allowed to dial for





the caller user, and on the other side it can determine whether the whole numbers have been dialed

completely or not, to realize fast call outbound. Therefore, when you configure digitmap rules try

to make clear the scope, try to avoid using [ ]. List of match pattern rules is shown in Table 4-15.

Table 4-15 List of match pattern rules

Pattern Explanation

0 Match the number 0










* Match the number *

# Match the number #

X or x Match one number from 0~9

Z or z Match one number from 1~9

N or n Match one number from 2~9

. Match one or more than one numbers from 0~9

[5-8] Match one number from 5~8

[15-8] Match one number from 1, 5, 6, 7, 8

Click ‘Submit’ button to save the configuration and return to the page of digitmap rules

4.4.1.2 Display and Modify Digitmap Rules

In the page of digitmap rules, click the ‘Modify’ link at right side of the digitmap rule, to get

into the page of modify digitmap rules. It will display the detail information about the

corresponding digitmap rule, you can also modify digitmap rules, but the name of digitmap rules

can not be modified.

4.4.1.3 Delete Digitmap Rules

In the page of digitmap rules, click the ‘Delete’ button at right side of the digitmap rule, the

page will pop out a dialog asking for confirm, click ‘OK’ to delete the correspond digitmap rule.

Click ‘Cancel’ to cancel the delete operation.





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In the part of IP Trunk, user can search, modify and delete the existing IP trunk, submit new

IP trunk.

Click the sub-menu of ‘IP Trunk’ under the ‘Trunk Routes’ menu to get into the page of ‘IP

Trunk’, the page default display the detail information list of all the IP trunks which had been

added, like Figure 4-43 shows.

Figure 4-43 The page of IP Trunk

4.4.2.1 Add IP Trunk

Click ‘Add’ button in the lower left of the page, to add an IP trunk, like Figure 4-44 shows.

Figure 4-44 the page of add IP Trunks





The details of IP Trunk configuration is described in Table 4-16.

Table 4-16 The parameters of details of IP Trunk configuration

Parameter Description Default

value

Trunk name Configure the Trunk name, user define the name to

identify the trunk. The item with ‘*’ must be completed.

Trunk type Types of IP Trunk, TDX-E 50 is based on registration

and certification of call end equipment, will be divided

into the following types of IP trunk:

- Platform

- Gateway

- PPBX

- TG

Platform

TDX-E 50 is based on whether a call is registered and certified, to divide the access SIP voice

device into four types of trunk above. The detail description is in Table 4-17.

Table 4-17 Explanation of IP trunk types

Trunk types whether register or not Inbound and outbound

authentication

ServerTDX-E 50 register to platform Support outbound

authentication

网关 Gateway Gateway register to TDX-E 50 Support inbound and

outbound authentication

PBX Unregister Support inbound and


TG Unregister Not support inbound and


Depending on configure different types of IP trunk, specific IP trunk configuration items are

not the same, in the following table describes each of the four IP trunk configuration items.

The details of Platform IP Trunk configuration is described in Table 4-18.





Table 4-18 The parameters of details of Platform IP Trunk configuration


Value

Trunk Attribute

Trunk Address Set the IP address of platform.

Trunk Port Set the platform domain or IP. The item must be

completed.

5060

Register as Gateway Enable register as gateway.

- Yes

- No

No

User Name Set the register name which use to register, assigned by

the platform

Auto Probe Trunk

Accessibility

Set whether send OPTIONS signaling or not to detect the

trunk is up.

- Yes

- No

Yes

Support Video Set whether support Video or not No

Outbound Attribute

Outbound Forbidden Set whether can use the trunk to outbound

- Yes

- No

No

Trunk Area Code Set trunk area code, use to outbound from trunk. When

the area code of caller number and the trunk area code

are the same, the trunk will remove the caller number’s

area code.

Maximum Outbound

Concurrency

Set the maximum outbound concurrency from the trunk

Outbound

Authentication name

Set the authentication name when outbounding from the

trunk

Outbound

Authentication

password

Set the outbound authentication password, the same as

User name’s password.

Remove Figure from

Display Name

Set the number of figures remove from display name,

when outbounding from the trunk.

Add Prefix to

Display Name

Set the number of prefixes add to display name, when

outbounding from the trunk.

Remove Figure from

Called Number

Set the number of figures remove from called number,


Add Prefix to Called Set the number of prefixes add to called number, when





Number outbounding from the trunk.

The page of Gateway IP Trunk configuration is shown in Figure 4-45

Figure 4-45 The page of Gateway IP Trunk configuration

The details of Gateway IP Trunk configuration is described in Table 4-19.

Table 4-19 The parameters of details of Gateway IP Trunk configuration


Value

Trunk Attribute

User Name Set the register name which use to gateway register. The

item must be completed.

Register Password Set the password of gateway register. The item must be

completed.

Auto Probe Trunk

Accessibility


trunk is up.

Yes





- Yes

- No


Outbound Attribute


- Yes

- No

No




area code.

Maximum Outbound

Concurrency


Remove Figure from

Display Name



Add Prefix to

Display Name



Remove Figure from

Caller Number

Set the number of figures remove from caller number,


Add Prefix to Caller

Number

Set the number of prefixes add to caller number, when


Remove Figure from

Called Number



Add Prefix to Called

Number

Set the number of prefixes add to called number, when


The page of PBX IP Trunk configuration is shown in Figure 4-46





Figure 4-46 The page of PBX IP Trunk configuration

The details of PBX IP Trunk configuration is described in Table 4-20.

Table 4-20 The parameters of details of PBX IP Trunk configuration


Value

Trunk Attribute

Trunk Address Set the IP address of remote device. The item must be

completed.

Trunk Port Set the port number of remote device 5060

Trunk user name

Auto Probe Trunk

Accessibility


trunk is up.

- Yes

- No

Yes






Outbound Attribute


- Yes

- No

No




area code.

Maximum Outbound

Concurrency


Outbound

Authentication name

Set the outbound authentication name when outbounding

from the trunk

Outbound

Authentication

password

Set the outbound authentication password,

Remove Figure from

Display Name



Add Prefix to

Display Name



Remove Figure from

Called Number

number of figures remove from called number, when



Number



Inbound Attribute

Inbound

Authentication name

Set the Inbound authentication name, when inbounding

from the trunk

Outbound

Authentication

password

Set the inbound authentication password,

The page of TG IP Trunk configuration is shown in Figure 4-47





Figure 4-47 The page of TG IP Trunk configuration

The details of TG IP Trunk configuration is described in Table 4-21.

Table 4-21 The parameters of details of TG IP Trunk configuration


Value

Trunk Attribute

Trunk Address Set the IP address of remote device. The item must be

completed.

Trunk Port Set the port number of remote device. The item must be

completed.

5060

Auto Probe Trunk

Accessibility


trunk is up.

- Yes

- No

Yes


Outbound Attribute


- Yes

No





-No




area code.

Maximum Outbound

Concurrency


Remove Figure from

Display Name



Add Prefix to

Display Name



Remove Figure from

Caller Number

Set the number of figures remove from caller number,


Add Prefix to Caller

Number

Set the number of prefixes add to caller number, when


Remove Figure from

Called Number




Number



4.4.2.2 Display and Modify IP Trunk

Click the Sub-menu of ‘IP Trunk’ under the ‘Trunk Routes’ menu, to get into the page of IP

Trunk, the page default display the list of all the IP trunks which have been added to the device.

Click the ‘Modify’ button of the trunks in IP extension list page, to get into the page of

modify IP trunk, you can display detail information about the correspond IP trunk, you can also

modify the configuration about the IP trunk, but the name and type of IP trunk can not be

modified.

4.4.2.3 Delete IP Trunk

Click the Sub-menu of ‘IP Trunk’ under the ‘Trunk Routes’ menu, to get into the page of IP

Trunk, the page default display the list of all the IP trunks which have been added to the device;

Click ‘Delete’ button of IP trunk which you want to delete, to do the delete operation.

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Click the sub-menu of ‘Analog Trunk’ under ‘Trunk Routes’ menu, to get into the page of

Analog trunk list, like Figure 4-48 shows. The page in default displays the list of all the physical





port numbers correspond to FXO lines.

Figure 4-48 The page of Analog Trunk Lines list.

Choose the ‘Modify’ link at right side of correspond lines, to display detail information about

FXO lines, you can also modify the configuration about FXO lines.

The details of FXO lines configuration is described in Table 4-22.

Table 4-22 The parameters of details of FXO lines configuration

Parameters Description Default Value

Trunk name Display the name of analog trunk

Physical Port Display physical port number in analog trunk

device.

CID Detect CID

or not

Set whether detect CID or not at FXO port

- Yes

- No

Yes

Caller ID Set the Caller ID of FXO port

Detect Reversal

Signal or not

Set whether detect reversal signal or not at FXO port

- Yes

- No

No

Detect Reversal

Signal Timeout

Set the detect reversal signal timeout. The value

ranges from 0~1000s

0

TDM to IP Gain Set the signal gain from analog side to the IP side.

The value ranges from -14~6dB

0

IP to TDM Gain Set the signal gain from IP side to the analog side.

The value ranges from -14~6dB

0

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Analog trunk group is a group of multiple analog lines with the same properties. When you

add trunk routing configuration, select the analog trunk group instead of analog line.

Click the part of ‘Analog Trunk Groups’ to get into the page of analog trunk group, the page

default display all the device which have been added to analog trunk group, like Figure 4-49

shows. In the absence of added analog trunk group before, the system has a default set of analog

trunk group "default analog trunk group", the group includes all of the FXO port lines of the

system.

Figure 4-49 The page of Analog trunk group list

4.4.4.1 Add Analog Trunk Group

Click the button of ‘Add’ at the lower left of the page, user can add a new analog trunk group,

like Figure 4-50 shows.





Figure 4-50 The page of add analog trunk group

The details of Analog Trunk Group configuration is described in Table 4-23.

Table 4-23 The parameters of ‘details of Analog trunk group configuration’


Value

Analog trunk

group name

Set the name of analog trunk group. The item must be

completed.

Route Policy Set the analog trunk group’s route policy of FXO port, it

support cycle selection and priority selection

- cycle selection

- priority selection

Cycle selection: Means always from the last line beginning

with the group members, select the next free member, when the

last call is the last member of the group then will choose the the

first member from the group.

Priority selection: Means always choose the highest priority

idle line group members.

cycle

selectio

n

after Regenerating

Number

#Whether add # after regenerating number or not Yes

Remove Figure

from Called

Set the figure numbers which remove from called number, start

at





Number

Add Prefix to

Called Number

Set add prefix to called number

Delay Set the delay time before 1

Add Prefix Users can set a prefix before sending the real number, such like

17909.

Delay Set the delay time between sending prefix and sending real

number

Select trunk line Set the available FXO lines used in trunk line group, User can

select from Optional Analog Trunk Lines and add it to Selected

Analog Trunk Lines

4.4.4.2 Modify, Delete and Display

Click the sub-menu ‘Analog Trunk Groups’ under ‘Trunk Routes’ menu, to get into the page

of analog trunk group, the page default display all the analog trunk group list which have been

configured.

Select the appropriate analog trunk group list, click on the "Edit" button, enter the analog

trunk group page to modify, the page displays the details of analog trunk group, you can also

modify the configuration of analog trunk group.

4.4.4.3 Delete Analog Trunk Group

In the page of analog trunk group, click the ‘Delete’ button of analog trunk group list which

you want to delete, to do the delete operation.

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Outbound routing calls within the system is defined through the system, or call in to the

system's routing outside calls, a dialing outbound routing rules, and by a group composed of a set

of relay, the user can specify the use for each relay time section. Called a prefix for a line with a

dial outbound call routing, the system will use the relay route will be completed within the

available outgoing calls. Click on the "trunk routes" menu under "Outbound Routing" sub-menu,

enter the outbound route list page, the page displays the default configuration of the system has a

list of all routes. Click ‘ ’ icon to search the details of digitmap rules, like Figure 4-51 shows.





Figure 4-51 The page of Outbound routing list

Users can click on the page to view the digitmap rules and using trunk of one route.

Click ‘Add’ button in the page, user can add a new route, the page of add route is shown in

Figure 4-52.

Figure 4-52 The page of Add route

In add route page, user must give a name to the new route, and select digitmap rules and

using trunk for the route, and also can select the Time Period after you submit the configuration.

The page of trunk Time Period configuration is shown in Figure 4-53





Figure 4-53 The page of trunk Time Period configuration

You have to configure a Time Period to every trunk, Time period configuration, refer to

‘Advanced Configuration’ in the ‘Time Period’.

If you want modify a particular outbound route which is already existed, you can click on a

page in the outbound routing a route to be followed to modify the "Edit" link to modify the page

routing, routing and routing parameters to modify the page add page parameters are basically the

same, the only different places is to modify the routing of the names can not be modified.

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Define external routing incoming calls into the system for call routing system. Users can

configure the routing of incoming calls to be routed, including the prohibition of incoming, and

specify the location routing number in three ways. Click on the "trunk routes" menu under

"Inbound Routing" sub-menu, enter the incoming route list page, the page displayed by default all

the relay system has been configured list, including IP trunks and analog trunks. Click on the right

side of each trunk "Edit" link, you can configure the relay for inbound routing, as shown in Figure

4-54.





Figure 4-54 The page of Inbound Routes List

Click "modify" link on each trunk list page, users can modify an incoming route. In addition

to prohibiting incoming routing method also includes the routing number and specific location, as

shown in Figure 4-55 and Figure 4-56.

Figure 4-55 The page of Modify Inbound Route (Number Route)





Figure 4-56 The page of Modify Inbound Route (Specified Location)

The details of Inbound Route configuration is described in Table 4-24.

Table 4-24 The parameters of ‘details of Inbound Route configuration’


Value

Trunk Name The trunk name used for Inbound Route

Route Way Set how to route when here comes a call from the trunk

- Forbid Inbound

- Number Route

- Specified Location

Forbid Inbound: Forbid inbound from the trunk

Number Route: By the called number or called number prefix

for routing, route mapping and redirection DID routing.

Specified Location: Manually specify the words from the

relay to the destination of incoming.

Forbid

Inbound

The details of Inbound Route (Number Route) configuration are described in Table 4-25.

Table 4-25 The parameters of ‘details of Inbound Route(Number Route) configuration’


Value

DID Route If the called number matches the DID numbers, DID number is

used for routing.

Route Redirection Will be re-routed to other call routing

Optional

Outbound Route

When the selected routes will be redirected to the option.

Alternative routes are listed in exhaled breath can be used in





routing.

Selected Inbound

Route

When the selected routes will be redirected to the option.

Outbound routes listed in the selected user has selected the

outbound route, when the called number matches the prefix of

the selected dialing outbound routing rules, the device will

route the call to this outbound route.

Route Illustration Prompts the user to configure Precautions: If you select DID

routing and routing redirects, incoming first turn to the DID

rule table, if no match, then turn to the outbound routing

incoming.

The details of Inbound Route(Specified Location) configuration is described in Table 4-26.

Table 4-26 The parameters of ‘details of Inbound Route (Specified Location) configuration’


Value

Inbound

Destination

Location

Set when an incoming call from the trunk, then transferred to

the destination

- Extension

- Ring Groups

- IVR

- Central Exchange

- Hang up

Hang up

(IP

Trunk)/

Extensi

on(Anal

og

Trunk)

Objective Name In addition to on-hook, the other option is selected, the

“incoming destination” will be displayed below the

“destination name”, the user can select the appropriate option.

Enable Dual Mode When configured as analog trunk relay, but also in the

“Inbound position” configuration for the FXS extension

appears when this option. Users can configure whether to use

dual-mode model.

Not

selected

Dual Mode Prefix When configured as analog trunk relay, but also in the

“Inbound position” configuration for the FXS extension

appears when this option. In dual mode enable, the

configuration of the FXS extension to dial the prefix after the

occupation of the analog trunks. This configuration is empty,

said FXS extension hook that the occupation of the analog

trunk.

Let’s talk about more dual mode: In dual mode, the analog trunk and FXS port are binding,





when the configuration of the FXS extension is on-hook or ringing analog trunks will also

on-hook. At this point from the outside into the performance of the analog trunk will be busy tone.

When the configuration of the FXS extension on-hook and dial a "dual mode prefix", it will be

connected to the analog trunk and exhale through the analog trunk. If "dual mode prefix" is not

configured, the FXS extension after on-hook connected to the analog trunk, and exhale through

the analog trunk.

In addition, after configured dual mode, analog trunks even be assigned to an analog trunk

group and exhaled in a specified route, the call will still not be used outbound routing.

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With E1 card in the TDX-E 100 device, click the ‘Digital Trunk’ sub-menu under the ‘Trunk

Route’ menu, enter the page of Digital Trunk list, as shown in Figure 4-57. The page default

displays a list of all the digital trunk lines. The physical slot can be seen in the list corresponds to

each E1 trunks.

Figure 4-57 The page of Digital Trunk List

Select ‘Modify’ link of one digital trunk, you can modify the configuration of lines, like

Figure 4-58 shows.





Figure 4-58 The page of Modify Digital Trunk

The details of Digital Trunk configuration is described in Table 4-27.

Table 4-27 The parameters of ‘details of Digital Trunk configuration’

Parameters Description Default Value

Trunk name Display the name of trunk.

Physical slot Display the correspond physical slot on the digital

trunk device.

Enable or not Enable the port or not Yes

Frame Format Whether have CRC4 check or not Yes

PCM encoding

type

Select PCM encoding type A law

Line encoding

type

Select line encoding type HDB3

Ring back Mode Set whether generate and send ring back or not （ normal ） Not

send

Route Policy Decision time slot selection strategy Cycle selection

Remove Figure

from Called

Number

Set the number of figures remove from called

number, when outbounding from the trunk.

Add Prefix to

Called Number

Set the number of prefixes add to called number,






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DID Rules use to configure the inbound number of system.

DID（Direct Inward Dialing）Direct dial in function, the users outside the system can dial DID

number directly, call an internal extension, get into the ring group, Exchange or get into the voice

menu and so on.

Click ‘DID Rules’ sub-menu under the ‘Trunk Routes’ menu, to get into the DID page, the

page default display the list of all DID numbers which have been added, like Figure 4-59 shows.

Click ‘Delete’ button at the right side of the DID number which you want to delete, to delete the

corresponding DID number.

Figure 4-59 The list of DID rules

Click the button of ‘Add’ to add a new DID number, like Figure 4-60 shows.

Figure 4-60 The page of DID rules

Click the link of ‘Modify’ to get into the page of modify DID rules, like Figure 4-61 shows.

The operation in this page is the same as add DID rules, but the number of DID can not be

modified.





Figure 4-61 The page of modify DID rules

The details of DID configuration is described in Table 4-28.

Table 4-28 The parameters of ‘details of DID configuration’


Value

DID Configuration

DID Number Configure DID number, can not repeat, the item must be

complete.

Steering Configuration

Steering type Set the destination where transfer to after dial the DID

number:

- Extension

- Ring group

-Voice menu

- Exchange

- Hung up

Steering type In addition to on-hook, the other option is selected, ‘to

category’ below will display ‘to name’, the user can

select the appropriate option.

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Like Figure 4-62 shows





Figure 4-62 Exchange Management List

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TDX-E 50 provides Central Exchange services, when the external phone users dial an outside

line Central Exchange number or other means into the central exchange, the central exchange

number can be transferred through the Auto Attendant or manual operator. If an external telephone

users to enter through the central exchange auto-attendant, the call either through the Auto

Attendant extension number within the system can also be customized according to the system set

to enter the voice menu and can customize the voice menu, choose the voice menu or manually

enter other operator. External phone users direct access through a switchboard operator manual

mode, you can choose to use depending on the configuration extension or ring group. Automatic

and manual central exchange operator on the configuration of the follow-up there will be two

sections in detail.

Click ‘Central Exchange’ sub-menu under the ‘Central Exchange Management’ menu, to get

into the page of central exchange, the page in default display the list of all the central exchanges

which have been configured in the system, like Figure 4-63shows. User can add, modify and

delete the existing central exchanges.





Figure 4-63 The page of central exchange list

4.5.1.1 Add central exchange

Click the ‘Add’ button to get in to the page of Add Central Exchange. User can create a new

central exchange, configure some information about the central exchange.

The details of Central Exchange configuration is described in Table 4-29.

Table 4-29 The parameters of ‘details of Central Exchange configuration’


Value

Exchange Information

Central Exchange

Name

Configure the name of exchange, user defined name, the

item must be complete

Central Exchange

Number

Configure the inbound number of exchange.

Time Period

Configuration

The exchange working time

Transfer to You can select ‘Auto Exchange’ and ‘Artificial Operator’

4.5.1.2 Display and modify central exchange

Click ‘Central Exchange’ sub-menu under the ‘Central Exchange Management’ menu, to get

into the page of central exchange, the page in default display the list of all the exchanges which

have been configured in the system.

Click the name of central exchange on the queue list, to get into the page of Exchange

Configuration, you can display the detail information about exchange

4.5.1.3 Delete operation

In the page of Central Exchange, click ‘Delete’ button of exchange which you want to delete,

then you do the delete operation.

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In Auto Attendant mode, the system can be without human involvement, through to an

external phone users to play audio files to prompt the user to the next step, the user can either dial

the external phone extensions also by a special key to select manual operator assistance, in the

configuration of the allows exhaled outside the premise can also directly dial an outside number

exhale. Also in the auto-attendant mode, the external phone user can press a special key to enter a

particular voice menu system.

Click ‘Auto Attendant’ sub-menu under the ‘Central Exchange Management’ menu, to get

into the page of Auto Attendant, the page in default display the list of all the auto attendants and

their information which have been defined, like Figure 4-64 shows.

Figure 4-64 The page of Auto Attendant List

If you want to add a new auto attendant, you can click the ‘Add’ button in the Auto Attendant

List page to get into the page of Add Auto Attendant, this page is shown in Figure 4-65.





Figure 4-65 The page of Add Auto Attendant

The details of Auto Attendant are described in Table 4-29.

Table 4-29 The parameters of ‘details of Auto Attendant configuration’


Value

Auto Attendant Name Configure the name of auto attendant, user defined

name, the item must be complete

Welcome Speech Select the Welcome Speech voice file of the auto

attendant

Auto Attendant

Service

Whether provide Direct Dial Extension, Voice Menu,

Permit Outbound Call

Key Configuration Select the key to enter the voice menu or operator. 0

Time Period

Configuration

The exchange working time





Transfer to Select ‘Voice menu’ and ‘Operator’

Select Digitmap Rule

for Outbound Call

Select the digimap rule for outbound call

Select Route for

Outbound Call

Select the route for outbound call

If you want to modify one auto attendant already in the list of Auto Attendant, then you can

click the ‘Modify’ link behind central exchange to enter the page of Modify Auto Attendant, like

Figure 4-66 shows.

Figure 4-66 The page of Modify Auto Attendant

The parameters of Modify Auto Attendant page is the same as Add Auto Attendant

parameters.

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In operator mode, the system can specify an extension or ring group ringing in response to an

external call the user's request. The right side menu bar by clicking "Central Management" in the

‘Operator’ to enter sub-menu page to view a list of the artificial operator, as shown in Figure 4-67.





Figure 4-67 The page of Operator List

User can configure one operator to delete and modify in the correspond page. User can also

click the ‘add’ button to enter the page of operator. You can specify the extension for a human

operator or a ring group. The page of add operator is shown in Figure 4-68.

Figure 4-68 The page of add operator

If you want to modify an existing operator, you can click the modify link behind the

correspond operator which you want to modify in the operator list, the modify operator page is the

same as add an operator, only one difference is that the name of operator can not be modified.

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Attendant queue is a form of artificial operator, when there is incoming call from the central

exchange, operator manually queue the selected operator will hear a call tone, the extension of the

queue will be set according to the order of ringing, and ringing any one the extension can be

connected to the call. When the queue length is less than the number of calls, the response will be

waiting, waiting for spots and play audio, audio spots can be set interval value.

Click ‘Attendant Queue’ sub-menu under the ‘Central Exchange Management’ menu, to get

into the page of Attendant Queue, the page in default display the list of all the attendant queue and

their information which have been defined. User can submit new attendant queue, modify or





delete the existing attendant queue, like Figure 4-69 shows. The details of Attendant Queue are

described in Table 4-31.

Figure 4-69 The page of add attendant queue

Table 4-31 The parameters of ‘details of Attendant Queue configuration’

Parameter

s

Description Default Value

Queue Information

Queue

Name

Configure the name of queue, user defined name, the

item must be complete

Ring

Strategy

Choose a ring method for the queue. All members

under the ring, said ring simultaneously queue, the

queue was polling members of the order of rotation

ring, said random randomly selected members of the

queue ringing.

- All Ringing

- Cycle Ringing

- Random Ringing

Queue

Length

The queue length of Response may be waiting for. 3

Call Alert Members of the queue when the extension calls hear





Tone a tone.

Waiting

tone spots

Line calls to hear a tone.

Spots

sound

interval

Call queuing tone interval. 5

Select Extension

Optional

Extensions

Can serve as a member of the queue and analog IP

extension.

Selected

Extensions

Extension has been a member of the queue as IP

extensions and analog extensions.

User can access to operator queue by these ways: IP/Analog Trunk inbound: Central

Exchange -> Operator -> Operator Queue

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Advanced Configuration provides a ringing group, re-election group, voice menus, voice files,

blacklist, and time period and many other advanced configuration options, TDX-E 100 does not

support voice mail, as shown in Figure 4-70.





Figure4-70 Advanced Configuration

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Ring group is a collection of extension, when a telephone call ringing group number, the

ringing extension within the group and the external number will ring in accordance with the order

set, a ring of any extension and external numbers can be connected to the call.

Click ‘Ringing Group’ sub-menu under the ‘Advanced Configuration’ menu, to get into the

page of Ringing Group, the page in default display the list of all the Ringing Group and their

information which have been defined. User can submit new attendant queue, modify or delete the

existing Ringing Group, like Figure 4-71 shows.

Figure 4-71 The page of Ringing Group List

4.6.1.1 Add ringing group





Click ‘Add’ button to enter the page of Add Ringing Group

Figure 4-72 The page of Add Ringing Group

The details of Ringing Group are described in Table 4-32.

Table 4-32 The parameters of ‘details of Ringing Group configuration’


Value

Group Name Configure the group name, user defined name, the item

must be complete

Ring Strategy To select a ringing group method. All ring members that

under the same ring group ringing, random cycle was a

random group member from the beginning, followed by

sequential ringing.

- All Ringing

- Random Cycle

Call Alert Tone Ring group user hook call tone heard before

Each Ring Time Set the ring time to every member of ring group. Ranges 30





from 5~300s. The item must be complete

Wait Time before

Next Ring

Set the wait time to every member of ring group. Ranges

from 1~10s. The item must be complete

5

Select Extension Select the ring group member. Alternative extension

from the extension list, select the extension box to add to

the selected extension box.

Add External Number Manually enter the external number, the system will

follow the exhaled breath permissions configuration

"default permissions" is defined.

4.6.1.2 Display and modify ringing group


page of Ringing Group, the page in default display the list of all the Ringing Group and their

information which have been defined.


page of Ringing Group, you can modify the configuration information, but the name of ring group

can not be modified.

4.6.1.3 Delete ringing group

Click ‘Delete’ link of the ringing group list which you want to delete to get into the page of

Ringing Group, you can do the delete operation.

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Re-election group is a group of users to deal with similar set of call types, such as: sales

department. Extension will be compiled into a sales-election group, when outsiders want to talk

with sales staff, just call a number (outside business). If one of the extension is busy, incoming

calls are automatically transferred to another extension (non-business outbound).

Click ‘Re-election group’ sub-menu under the ‘Advanced Configuration’ menu, to get into

the page of Re-election group. Like Figure 4-73 shows





Figure 4-73 The page of Re-election group

The details of Re-election group are described in Table 4-33.

Table 4-33 The parameters of ‘details of Re-election group configuration’


Value

Business Key

Functions

Unconditional business service code, provided by the

operators

Cancel Business Key

Functions

Cancel Unconditional forwarding business service code,

provided by the operator.

Note: Cancel unconditional forwarding business, for

after the service code to dial #, you should fill out the

"business code + #."

Delay time Configuration Unconditional business, sending business

long after the delay to send the function key number to

be transferred.

0

Business on hook

Time configuration

Configuration Unconditional business, such as dial tone

hook time.

1

Business hang up

Time configuration

Configuration Unconditional business, sent all numbers,

the time to wait before hanging up.

1

Cancel the business

hook time

Cancel Unconditional forwarding business, such as dial

tone hook time.

1

Cancel the business

hang time

Cancel Unconditional forwarding business, sending all

the numbers, the time to wait before hanging up.

1

Business outbound Unconditional opening of the analog line forwarding





business

Business outbound

number

Unconditional opening of the analog line forwarding

business.

Non-business

outbound

For incoming analog lines (which can be configured)

Note: close to non-business line will significantly speed

up the incoming line switch detects the speed

Non-business

outbound number

Number for incoming analog lines

Note: 1.outside the business can not be simulated trunk group; 2.outside the business can not be

configured as a dual-mode model.

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Pickup Group is a group extension of the collection, extension group can pick up the

telephone pickup group specified when the extension specified within the pickup group ringing,

users simply dial the extension to pick up non-designated access code, which may be able to then

the user's phone ringing.

Click the "Advanced Configuration" menu’s "Pickup Group" sub-menu, enter the pick-list

page, the page displayed by default for all systems are configured pickup group information list,

as shown. Here you can create a new pickup group, modified to delete the existing pickup group.

Figure 4-74 The page of Pickup group

4.6.3.1 Add Pickup Group

Click ‘Add’ button, to enter the page of add pickup group, such like Figure 4-75 and 4-76.





Figure 4-75pickup group configuration page

Pickup Group Configuration Parameters Table 4-34 for details.

Table 4 -34 Pickup Group Configuration page, detailed description of parameters

Parameter Description The

Default

value

Pickup Group Name configured pickup group name, user-defined name. The

force option.

Choose extension Select Pickup Group extension members. Alternative

extension from the extension list, select the extension

box to add to the selected extension box.

Choose a group that

can be pick up

select the pickup group can pick up the pickup group.

Create a new pickup group, the new pickup group can be

automatically added to your pick of the group, that is,

pick up groups of users can pick the default ringing





extension within the group.

4.6.3.2 Display and modify the pickup group

Click on the "Pickup Group" sub-menu, enter the pick-list page, the page displayed by

default device has been added to pick up all the group information list.

Click on the "Edit" link to enter the pickup group to modify the page, you can modify the

configuration information pickup group, but the group pickup group name can not be

amended.

4.6.3.3 Delete the pickup group

Pickup Group List page, click on the pickup group you want to delete the list of the far right

of the "delete" link, you can delete operation.

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Voice menu, also known as IVR, (Interactive Voice Response) interactive voice response

system, which uses pre-recorded or synthesized voice automated response system, which

provides a menu for customer

When the user into the system auto-answer. Recorded voice prompts the user through the key, and

be able to identify the user input, based on user input play the corresponding audio file. Voice

prompt files can be recorded or tts tool to generate, in general switchboard products support

custom voice prompt files.

Click the "Advanced Configuration" menu "Voice Menu" submenu, enter the voice menu page,

the page display system is configured by default to all voice menu listing information, as shown in

Figure 4- 78. Here you can create a new voice menu, voice menu has been modified to delete.

Figure4- 76the voice menu page

4.6.4.1 Add a voice menu

Click the "Add" button to enter the voice menu to add a page, as shown in Figure 4-77.





Figure 4-77 the voice menu configuration page

Voice menu configuration parameters are referred to Table 4-35 for details.

Table 4-35 Configure the voice menu details page parameters


Default

value

Voice menu information

Voice menu Voice

menus name

the name of the configuration, user-defined name. The

force option.

Voice prompts Select the voice menu prompt recording file.

Button configuration

Button the user can listen to the voice menu, options made

during the process operation in order to enter other

processes to operate, allowing users to get more

autonomous under the guidance of the voice menu to

find the services he needs.





Can be set for each specific type of key to select the

appropriate action.

Key support for 0-9 number buttons.

Each key has five options:

- Ext: extension means the system will go to

- Turn ringing group: go to the selected ring group

- Turn voice menu: go to another voice menu

- Return to previous menu: return to the higher voice

menu system

- Hang up: system hang up

4.6.4.2 Display and modify the voice menu

Click the "Advanced Configuration" menu under "voice menu" sub-menu, enter the voice

menu page, the page by default displays all the information has been added to the list of voice

menu;

Click on the list the name of a voice menu, voice menu to enter the configuration page, you

can display the details of the voice menu, you can also modify the configuration information of

the voice menu, voice menu, but the name can not be amended.

4.6.4.3 Delete the voice menu

Click on the list you want to delete voice menu "delete" link, you can delete operation.

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Click the "Advanced Configuration" menu "audio files" sub-menu, enter the voice file page,

the page displays the default file system for all voice and voice to keep music files, as shown

in Figure 4-78.

Figure 4-78"audio files" list page

System currently supports G.723, G.729 and gsm (for G.711a and G.711u) types of

voice files and music to keep files, single file size can not exceed 512K.

Voice File: voice menus, ring groups and other services using voice files.

Music on Hold files: call hold, three-way calling and other business users to keep files to

hear the music.





In the audio files page, click the "Add" link button to add a page to enter the voice file,

as shown in Figure 4-79. Users can choose to upload the recording mode or way to add

audio files.

Figure 4-79 the voice file add page

Choose to add the voice file uploads, according to the left of the voice file type, click the

"Browse", corresponding to the voice from the local file upload, then click "OK" button.

Select the recording mode to add audio files, first by setting the "parameters" -> "protocol

parameter" in the "voice coding" option to select the file you want to record audio encoding for

the G.723, G.729, G.711a or G.711u, then use the extension call recording voice files function

keys "* 77" (the function key in the "System parameters" -> "function keys" where you can see),

after hearing the sound drops to record voice files, press "#" sign to end the recording. Then

through the "Advanced Configuration" -> "audio file", click the "Add" link button to add the voice

file into the page, select the Add method for the recording mode, the file name in the voice call at

the just-recorded voice files to add the file name and click "OK" to complete the voice file to add,

as shown in Figure 4-80.





Figure 4-80 the voice file add page (record)

Add music to keep the file only supports upload, the upload method with upload voice files,

as shown in Figure 4-81.

Figure 4-81 Music hold file add page

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Click the "Advanced Configuration" menu under the "blacklist" sub-menu, enter the blacklist

page, the page has been set to the default display system for all the blacklist numbers, as

shown in Figure 4-83. In this page you can click the "Add" button to add new blacklist

numbers, as shown in Figure 4-84. The system will reject calls all black numbers. Blacklist

numbers outside the system configuration, testing used by the relay.





Figure 4-82 blacklist

Figure 4-83 blacklist add page

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Click on the left menu bar "Advanced Configuration" in the "time" sub-menu to enter the

page in this page, users can view, add, modify, and delete, self-defined time period. Since the

time period defined in the outbound routing configuration, and the switchboard configuration,

auto-attendant configuration, will be used, as shown in Figure 4-84.

Figure 4-84 time configuration

Click the "Add" button to add time to enter the page. Users can follow the month, day, week, time

and other time periods such as whether to remove a combination of conditions, from the definition

of time. When you choose "whether to remove the other time" when there are "alternative time"

and "selected time period." "Selected time period" in the time period will be removed, as shown in

Figure 4-85.





Figure 4-85 Add time page

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For TDX-E 50 device, when dialing an extension, if the extension is configured voice

mailboxes, add a personal voice mail, call forwarding, and extension at this time (Unconditional,

Busy Forward, unregistered Forward No Answer forward) to the voice mailbox, the system will

prompt the caller to voice mail. Message, use the extension user can make voice mail attendant,

voice prompt enter the voice mailbox number and password. After entering the correct key by

pressing the corresponding can listen to these messages.

Click on the left menu bar "Advanced Configuration" in the "voice mail" sub-menu to enter

the voice mail configuration page, as shown in Figure 4-86, including the main number and voice

mail mailbox settings in two parts.

In TDX-E 50 devices, voice-mail message is saved in the USB device is inserted, if the

TDX-E 50 does not have a USB device, all extensions will not be able to use voice mail features.

Daniel

Highlight





Figure 4-86 voice mail configuration page

Voice mail configuration parameters are referred to Table 4-36 for details.

Table 4-36 voice-mail configuration parameters detailed description of the page


Default

value

E-mail Telephone Number

E-mail Telephone

Number

voice mail message to set the user to view information

on incoming switchboard number

Voice mailbox settings

E-mail messages

number of a single

E-mail

set up to receive a single mail message of the number,

range: 1 to 100

maximum length of

voice mail

voice message to receive the maximum message length,

range: 1 ~ 180s

Minimum length of voic set to receive voice mail message minimum length

range: less than the maximum length of voice messages

SMTP server IP

address

send voice mail E-MAIL SMTP server IP address

Voice mail set sender send voice messages to send E-MAIL person mg3000-

X@comp

any.com





Voice mail message

attachment contains

the set E-MAIL

send voice mail message is included in the attachment not

contain

delete messages after

setting E-MAIL

send voice mail messages not

delete

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As Shown in Figure 4-87.

Figure 4-87 Status information page

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Click the "Call Status" sub-menu to enter the page, the page the user can view real-time

information for all calls in progress, as shown in Figure 4-88.

Figure 4--88 Call Status page

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Click on the "Extension Status" submenu, you can view real-time extension status of all

devices, including analog extensions and IP extensions, as shown in Figure 4-89.

If the user stays on the page, change the extension status can be automatically updated in real

time.





Figure 4-89 Extension Status page

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Click on the "intermediate state" sub-menu to enter the page, as shown in Figure 4-90.

Figure 4-90 relay state page

The type of relay description is shown as Table 4--37

Table 4-37 describes the type of relay

Relay Type Description

Platform to platform, X50 needs to be registered

PBX incoming trunk calls need to be verified

TG TG docking device

Gateway docking equipment, its need to register to X50





analog trunk group Following a group of FXO

Call count indicates that the relay call in progress on the lines. If the intermediate state in

the call count is not zero then the display on which relay the call, the user can call by clicking on

the count to see which relay a detailed call list, as shown in Figure 4-91.

Figure 4--91 Table 4-37 detailed call list of relay

Relay status of "available", "unavailable", "Disable" and "not detected", "idle" and "use" of

six, meaning they are detailed in Table 4-38.

Table 4-38 shows relay status information

Relay status Description Relay type

Available Relay available, IP relay ,analog trunk

Not available Not available IP relay ,analog trunk

Disabled Users disable IP Relay

Not detect Automatically detects up to close IP Relay

Free relay Free Analog Analog Trunk

Used Analog trunks occupied Analog Trunk

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Click on the "time slot state" sub-menu, you can view real-time status of E1 equipment all

the time slots, as shown in Figure 4-92. If the user stays on the page, change the time slot status

can be automatically updated in real time.





Figure 4--92 Slot Status page

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System Maintenance menu is shown in Figure 4-93.

Figure 4-93 System Maintenance

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TDX-E 50 support equipment to complete the Web version of the software upgrade. Upgrade





files can be release from my company to get the package, version of the file name should follow

the specifications.

Upgrade from the Web can be three types of system files:

　 Application package: packaged software applications through

　Driver package: a package to the software drivers, including Boot, Firmware two

modules

　 Kernel package: kernel through packaged software.

　 Voice package: a package to the system needs all the voice files.

In the software upgrade page, select the type of software to be upgraded. Click

"Browse" button, select the local computer to upgrade the required files. Then click

"OK" button, as shown in Figure 4-94. Software upload is complete, it will display

uploaded successfully, click the "Back" key to return to the original software upgrade

page.

Figure4-94 the software upgrade page

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Click on the "Debug Information" sub-menu to display debugging information page, as

shown in Figure 4-95. Web page allows the user to set the output to the Trace information, turn off

the output to the page information and save the page Trace information.





Figure 4 -95 debug information page

Click the "Save Trace" button, you can output the page Trace information is stored on the

local computer.

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Click "DSP diagnosis" sub-menu, enter the DSP diagnostics page, as shown in Figure 4-96.

Users can get the diagnostic mode and the DSP chip analog side of the IP packet, send and receive

side information to facilitate analysis of the problem.

Figure4--96 DSPdiagnosis page





DSP diagnosis a detailed description of the configuration parameters is shown in Table 4-39.

Table 4-39 DSP parameters detailed diagnostic page


Default

value

Diagnostic mode switch configuration DSP diagnostic mode on or off.

- On

-Off

Off

Destination address configure diagnostic mode, the debugging information

packet destination IP address.

192.168.2.137

Port number use the diagnostic mode the port number. Range: 0 ~ 8,0

~ 7 each corresponding to a port, a value greater than 7

indicates that all channels enable diagnostic mode.

8

TDM side of the

diagnostic mode

TDM side diagnostic mode

- Rx

- Tx

- Both

Both

IP side of the

diagnostic mode

diagnostic mode:

- Rx

- Tx

- Both

Both

Trace switch settings are enabled command trace.

- On

- Off

Off

Trace port number Enable command to set the port number trace. Range: 0

~ 8, 0 ~ 7 each corresponding to a port, a value greater

than 7 indicates that all channels that can command

trace.

8

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Click on the "maintenance" sub-menu, enter the maintenance page, as shown in Figure 4-97.

Users can reboot the device, configuration, save and clear the configuration.





Figure 4-97 the maintenance page

Click "Device reset", the device will immediately restart.

Click on "Save Configuration" and began to save the system configuration.

Click "Clear Configuration", in addition to the device's IP address, all other system

parameters will revert to the factory configuration. Operation is complete, reboot the device to

take effect.

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Each call, the system will generate call detail records (CDR). System can now save about

8000 CDR records. If more than capacity, the system will erase the first save of the day's CDR

record.

Click on the "System Maintenance" menu under the "call details of a single" sub-menu, enter

the call details of a single page.

Click on the "details of a single set call" button, the user can set whether to record a single

case, as shown in Figure 4-98. The default is not recorded.





Figure 4-98 Details of call list

Page display system saves all the details of a single call record. Click on the "details of query

call" button, users can query by date, also called the query by calling the main details of a single

record, as shown in Figure 4-99.

Figure 4-99 Details of call list (details of query calls) page

Table 4-40 details the query parameters.






Default

value

Date Set check call details of a single target date.

Calling ID Call details of a single query the target set the calling

number.

Called number Set to check details of a single target calls the called

number.

Click "send call detail list" button, the user can send the call details to the billing server,

billing functions to achieve TDX-E 50, as shown in Figure 4-100.

Figure 4-100 send call detail list

Currently, TDX-E 50 support billing, used by the third party Zi Bo software. Accordance

with the "Zi Bo PBX billing system" manual, set interface into the switch model, as shown in

Figure 4-101:





Figure4-101 the switch model configuration

Choose a selection box in the model-based telephone switches, changed its name to TDX-E 50

TCPIP, serial port settings box, select the billing data source is 0. In the TCP / IP settings box,

select the Open IP port, the port number configured as shown in Figure 98 "remote receiver port"

value, the switch's IP address is configured to TDX-E 50 IP address, save and exit.

After the model parameters into the PBX interface format, click on the "model parameters", as

shown in Figure 4-102:





Figure 4-102 model parameters configuration

Select the type of telephone switch models just defined, detailed parameter configuration as

shown in Figure 4-102, you can fill out the same.

Zi Bo TM billing software on the other instructions, please refer to "Zi Bo PBX billing system for

use" manual

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Users can modify the administrator of this user (admin) password.

Click on the "System Maintenance" menu under the "Change Password" sub-menu, enter the

change password page, as shown in Figure 4-103.





Figure 4-103Change Password page

Detailed description of the parameters to change the password is shown in Table 4-41.

Table 4-41 Change Password page detailed description of the configuration parameters


Default

value

Name of the original user account display management. admin

Original password Users can now

New password for the user to set

New password to

confirm

enter the new password.

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Click on the left menu bar "system maintenance" under the "license" to enter sub-menu of the

page, as shown in Figure 4-104. Users can upload a new license there.

Figure 4-104 license upgrade page

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Click on the left menu bar "system maintenance" under the "Import Export" submenu to

enter the feature page, shown in Figure 4-105. Through the export function to the device





configuration file locally, to prevent the current configuration is lost due to abnormal

circumstances; import export selected files automatically after the upload to the device,

reboot the device configuration to revert to previously saved state.

Figure 4-105 import and export page

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TDX-E 50 provides a personalized device auto-discovery function, the same subnet as the

terminal device is powered on, regardless of whether they have a valid IP address, can be

automatically TDX-E 50 discovery, auto-discovery IP address of the device after the IP

address may be illegal, the user can click on the back of the device IP "edit" link to assign a

valid IP address, as shown in Figure 4-106 and Figure 4-107.

Figure 4-106Automatic discovery page

Figure 4-107 Edit IP page

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Click on the left menu bar "Automatic Configuration --- Configure Device" can enter the

page. This page displays all registered through auto-discovery feature to TDX-E 50/TDX-E

100 terminal device on the device, device users can click "View" link to view detailed





information about the device, as shown in Figure 4-108 and Figure 4-109 is shown.

Figure4-108 register device list

Figure 4-109 Check registered device list

Registered users view device information into the page, you can click a port to modify the device's

SIP registration information, to control the terminal device using the modified SIP registration

information to launch a new SIP registration process.

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Click on "User Management" menu of "business contacts" sub-menu, enter the corporate

address book page, as shown in Figure 4-110. Business contacts can be easily administrator of

enterprise users to manage information and extension. In the corporate address book,

administrators can create new companies and sectors, the new user information, assign extension

numbers, and can be modified to such information. Through business contacts, users can easily

view the user information to the enterprise and the user's contact information.





Figure 4-110 business contacts

4.10.1.1 To add, modify and delete companies and sectors

Click on the top right of access to companies and sectors can add, modify pages, you can also

delete companies and sectors, as shown in Figure 4-111.

Figure 4-111 Add sectors

Department name: the name of the new department, it can be company name.

Department: The department belongs to a new department in the drop-down box to

choose.

Click "OK" button to determine the input and submit. Click "Back" button to return to

the list of corporate contacts page.

4.10.1.2 Increase modify, and delete user information

Click on the top right of access to user information can add, modify pages, you can also

delete the user, as shown in Figure 4-112.





Figure 4-112 Add user information

You can add the user name, password, where the department and other information. User name

and password used for user login TDX-E 50, this will be the fifth part of this manual details. You

can also customize the user information, such as age. Click the "Add" button to add the

information displayed in the "User Information" at the bottom. Note that "User Information" in the

"extension" part, the user is currently assigned to a maximum of 10 extensions.

Click "OK" button to determine the input and submit. Click "Back" button to return to the list of

corporate contacts page.

4.10.1.3 Inquiry

Click on the top right of the page to enter user information queries, as shown in Figure 4-113.

Figure 4-113 Inquiry the user information

Click "Search" button pop-up query input box, showing user name, department or extension





to search. Click "OK" button at the top of the page will display the query to the user information.

Click the "View", you can see the details of the user and can be modified.

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Click on "User Management" menu "User Information" sub-menu, enter the user

information page, as shown in Figure 4-114. User information is used to display information

about all users currently set up. And this information can add, modify, delete, and query.

Figure 4-114 user information

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The role out of the system is off the current logged on user name, when users want to use

another username, the user must first log off the current name; currently logged in user to

temporarily leave the system, should be off your user name to prevent the illegal use of others.

Cancellation of the current logged-on user's operation is as follows, click the menu bar under the

"withdrawal system", return to the login screen.

Note: If a user logs in 30 minutes without any operation, it will automatically exit the system, if

you want to operate, need to re-login.





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When an administrator user in the enterprise address book built, the user-level users can be

assigned to his user name and password to log on to TDX-E 50 device. By TDX-E 100, for

example, the input device in the browser's IP address, login page is displayed in Figure 5-1. In

which you enter the correct user name and password.

Figure 5-1 user-level Web login page

TDX-E 50/TDX-E 100 the factory default IP address is 192.168.9.237.

Recommended browser versions as Microsoft IE 7.0 and above, the proposed resolution is

1024 * 768.

After successful login on the left menu bar you can see three menus are "user management",

"Extension Manager" and "exit the system." On the right you can see the user's personal

information, as shown in Figure 5-2.





Figure 5-2 Personal Information

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As shown in Figure 5-3.

Figure 5-3 user management page

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Click "Personal Information" sub-menu, enter the personal information page. In this

page, you can see the details of the user. And can be modified for some information, but also

can add custom information, but can not modify the administrator assigned to the user's

extension number. Personal Information page is shown in Figure 5-4.





Figure 5-4 user information list

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Click on the "business contacts" sub-menu, enter the corporate address book page, as shown

in Figure 5-5. In this page, click on staff name, you can see the appropriate staff for more

information. Click "Search" button to query the user information, but not for business contacts to

add, modify and delete.

Figure 5-5 User-level enterprises contacts list

If the logged in user opened a click to dial extension permissions, you can click to dial using

the system function. Shown in Figure 5-5, to log the user Joe Smith, for example, in his business

contacts, in addition to his own contact and extension, the rest of the user's contact information

and the extension will add an icon behind "." Click on the icon will appear in Figure 5-6 extension

options dialog





Figure 5-6 Click dial to select extension dialog

Choose a good extension and click "OK" button. Then, select the first opportunity for the

sub-ring, when users pick up, the system will automatically dial the destination number, then the

user will hear ring tones. Purpose of the user pick between the two sides to talk.

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Click on the "user query" sub-menu, enter the user's query page shown in Figure 5-7. On this

page, fill out user name, department and extension of the corresponding user information.

Figure 5-7 user query page

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"Extension Manager" Currently, only a sub-menu below, "Extension List", as shown in

Figure 5-8.

Figure 5-8 Extension management

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Click on the "Extension List" sub-menu, enter the extension list page shown in Figure

5-9. In this page, click on "Extension Information" to view the details of the extension, but

not modify, divided into IP and analog extensions display extension, as shown in Figure 5-10

and Figure 5-11, a detailed parameter description can be found Section 4.3.1 and Section

4.3.2; click on the "business extension" can view and modify the configuration of the

extension of the business, as shown in Figure 5-12, a detailed parameter description can be

found in section 4.3.3.

Figure 5-9 Extension list

Figure 5-10 IP extensions list





Figure 5-11 Analog Extensions









Figure 5-12 Extensions service

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The role out of the system is off the current logged in user when the user want to use another

username, the user must first log off the current name; currently logged in user to temporarily

leave the system, should be off your user name in order to prevent illegal use of others.

Cancellation of the current logged-on user's operation is as follows, click the menu bar under the

"withdrawal system", return to the login screen.

Note: If a user logs in 30 minutes without any operation, it will automatically exit the system,

if you want to operate, need to re-login.

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