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BT Quantum
Welcome and thank you for selecting the BT Quantum for your communications
needs. This short guide will help you get your new system up and running.
BT Quantum brings together voice, data, broadband, mobile and unified
communications together on to one easy to use product. Supporting between 4
and 48 users, BT Quantum offers greater flexibility and more functionality to
allow you to keep your business a step ahead of the competition.
BT Quantum Components
Your BT Engineer will have installed your BT Quantum System. Depending on
your particular configuration you will have some or all of the following
components.
Base Module: Every BT Quantum system begins
with a Central Control Unit (CCU) known as a
Base Module. This is the Main Controller for all
the system hardware. There are two types of
Base Module. A Digital Base Module and an IP
Base Module that also contains extra LAN ports
and a Wireless LAN Access Point.
Telephony Expansion Module: The Telephony
Expansion Module (TEM) operates as a slave of
the Base Module. It provides the capability to
expand the voice capacity of BT Quantum. It
does not have any LAN or data capability.
Expansion Cards: Each BT Quantum Base Module
and TEM has 4 expansion slots for Expansion
Cards. Expansion Cards expand the functionality
of BT Quantum providing line or extension ports.
BT Quantum supports six types of Expansion
Card.
Phones: BT Quantum supports six types of
phone, the BT 5320, BT 5330, BT 8528, BT
8568, BT Q DECT and BT Q Telephone.
Peripherals: BT Quantum supports a range of
peripherals including External Music on Hold,
Door Entry units and PoE Switches.
To learn more about BT Quantum components please read the BT Quantum
Installation Guide. This describes the components and guides you through the
most common hardware maintenance procedures. See below for instructions on
retrieving the BT Quantum Documentation.
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BT Quantum Documentation
The Documentation is stored in the system. To access all the documents you
connect a PC to the system, open your browser and connect to
http://192.168.199.1.
On the login page enter the username user and password user. Press Login.
Select System on the top bar and select Documentation from the drop down
menu. All the documentation is then presented.
• BT Quantum Administration Guide: An in depth guide to configuring
and administering your BT Quantum.
• BT Quantum User Guide: A guide that explains how to use the phones.
The User Guide will explain the voice features and how to get the best
from your system. This guide is aimed at non-technical users and it is
recommended that this document is made available to all users of the
system
• BT Quantum Installation Guide: This is an in depth guide to the
hardware components of BT Quantum. It also describes common
installation and maintenance procedures.
• BT Quantum Quick Start Guide: An electronic version of this guide.
In addition each phone designed to work with the BT Quantum also has a Quick
Reference Guide.
• BT 5320 IP Phone Quick Reference Guide
• BT 5330 IP Phone Quick Reference Guide
• BT 8528 Phone Quick Reference Guide
• BT 8568 Phone Quick Reference Guide
• BT Q DECT Phone Quick Reference Guide
• BT Q Telephone Quick Reference Guide
Common BT Quantum Tasks
Once your BT Quantum system has been installed and correctly wired you
should configure the system to match your particular needs. Some tasks such as
Licensing and Commissioning are required on every system. Other tasks will
depend on your particular situation, whether you wish to use System Voicemail
or create Ring Groups for example.
To configure your BT Quantum you use the BT Quantum Web Interface. This is
a web browser based management interface that is accessed from a PC. To
access this interface please ensure that your PC is connected to a BT Quantum
LAN port either directly or across a local network.
To learn more please read the BT Quantum Administration Guide. This will
describe in detail how to configure your system.
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