Attention: This is draft e
VST3300 Series
Quick Installation Guide
Edition 1.0
Update：2006/04/25
DOC No.: 9172018701
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Table of Contents
1. Safety Instructions..................................................................................3
2. Package Contents and Related Environmental Requirements...............4
2.1 Contents...........................................................................................................4
2.2 Hardware and network requirements................................................................ 5
3. Device Figure .........................................................................................6
3.1 Panel ................................................................................................................6
3.2 LED indicators..................................................................................................6
3.3 Connectors.......................................................................................................6
4. Hardware Installation..............................................................................7
4.1 General Connection.......................................................................................... 7
4.1.1 Connection with Telephone Line................................................................................7
4.1.2 Connection with Network Cables...............................................................................8
4.1.3 Connection with Console Cable.................................................................................8
4.2 Connection of 16 Port Model............................................................................9
4.2.1 Installation of Modules...............................................................................................9
4.2.2 Module Numbering ...................................................................................................9
4.2.3 Use IDC Connector....................................................................................................9
4.2.4 Connection between IDC Connector and Phone Set...............................................10
4.3 Connection of Basic Structure........................................................................ 11
5. Initial Settings for a Single Device........................................................12
5.1 Phone Set Configuration (Phone Set Programming Mode)..........................122
5.2 Configuration of Telecom Region ID .............................................................122
5.3 Configuration of IP Address............................................................................13
5.4 Configuration of My Phone Number ...............................................................13
5.5 Restart............................................................................................................14
6. Configuration of Router ........................................................................15
6.1 Connection to Internet.................................................................................... 15
6.1.1 Configuration............................................................................................................15
6.2 Open Server Port to Penetrate NAT ...............................................................18
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7. Checking before Dialing .....................................................................211
7.1 Enter Web to Verify.........................................................................................21
7.2 Check Related Configurations........................................................................22
7.2.1 Basic Information.....................................................................................................22
7.2.2 IP Setting .................................................................................................................23
7.3 Restart............................................................................................................23
7.4 Check LED Status...........................................................................................24
7.5 Trouble Shooting ............................................................................................25
7.5.1 The configuration is not correct................................................................................25
7.5.2 LED Errors...............................................................................................................25
8. Making Phone Calls..............................................................................26
8.1 Dialing between Extension .............................................................................26
8.2 Make and Answer Trunk Calls ........................................................................26
8.3 Making a Call to the Distributor.......................................................................27
9. Other Important Notices .......................................................................29
9.1 Change Password ..........................................................................................29
9.1.1 How To Use Console or Telnet.................................................................................29
9.1.2 Change Web Password...........................................................................................30
9.1.3 Change Password of FTP, Telnet and Console.......................................................31
9.2 Change Service Port ......................................................................................31
9.2.1 Change Service Port of Http, Console, FTP............................................................31
9.2.2 How to Enter System with Customized Service Port...............................................32
9.3 Recordable Greetings..................................................................................... 32
9.4 Other References........................................................................................... 33
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1. Safety Instructions
1. Do not attempt to service the product yourself. Any servicing of this product should be
referred to qualified service personnel.
2. To avoid electric shock, do not put your finger, pin, wire or any other metal objects
into vents and gaps.
3. To avoid accidental fire or electric shock, do not twist power cord or place it under
heavy objects.
4. This product should be connected to a power supply of the type described in the
operating instructions or as marked on the device.
5. To avoid hazard to children, dispose of the product’s plastic packaging carefully.
6. The phone line from Telecom Company or traditional PBX should always be
connected to the LINE or FXO connector. It should not be connected to the
PHONE/FAX or FXS connector as it may cause damage to the product.
Please read all instructions before using this product to prevent damage to this
product. If the document you read is in digital format, print out the whole manual
for easy installation.
Warning
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2. Package Contents and Related Environmental
Requirements
2.1 Contents
Includes：
VST3300 Series Device x 1
SIP Channels (Default) Model Name Analog Channels
SIP Lines SIP Trunks
VST3305 3 1 FXO + 2 FXS 8 2
VST3306A 4 2 FXO + 2 FXS 12 2
VST3306B 4 4 FXS 12 2
VST3306C 4 4 FXO 12 2
VST3318A 16 8 FXO + 8FXS 24 2
VST3318D 16 4 FXO + 12 FXS 24 2
VST3318E 16 12 FXO + 4 FXS 24 2
Power Cord x 1
Console Cable x 1
Manual/Tools CD x 1
RJ-45 LAN Cable x 1
RJ-11 Phone Cable x 1
Rubber Foot Pads x 1
Dedicated accessories for VST3318:
Plug-in Modules
Modules Description
MP3208+ 4FXS + 4FXO
MP3008+ 8FXS
MP3108+ 8FXO
Rack mounting accessories for standard rack
IDC connectors x 4
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2.2 Hardware and network requirements
This product requires the basic environment listed below.
1. Broadband IP network, fixed IP (Public or Private IP) is suggested. This device may
connect to a router using dynamic IP (PPPoE).
2. Bi-directional, 64~512 Kbps bandwidth or more is recommended depending on port
usage. (Each call occupies about 40 Kbps. Make estimations for concurrent calls and
occasional poor network conditions.)
Note: If a fixed public IP address (Public or Private IP) is not used, this system can still
work. In this case, the factory default value will not be suitable. Please refer to the
operation manual or contact your distributor for more assistance.
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3. Device Figure
This device can be cascaded or integrated into a network. The diagram below shows a
single unit and its LED indicators.
3.1 Panel
The example below is the 16 ports model (VST3318)
3.2 LED indicators
Please refer to section 7.4 Check LED Status for the meaning of each LED indicator and
status of the device.
3.3 Connectors
Terminal
Label Description
FXS
For analog phone sets or FAX machines
FXO For public lines or trunk from Analog PBX
Voice
BROADCAST (for
VST3305 only)
For an amplifier, speakers or earphones
To WAN (MDI-X) RJ-45 MDI-X terminal, for WAN Network
To LAN (MDI) RJ-45 MDI terminal, for LAN
CDR For Call Detail Records
RS-232
CONSOLE For system console management
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4. Hardware Installation
4.1 General Connection
4.1.1 Connection of Telephone Line
There are 2-wire and 4-wire telephone lines. A 2-wire line is OK for this machine. The
connector type is RJ-11.
♦ The FXS or Phone port of this machine can connect to phone set or Trunk card/FXO
port of an analog PBX only.
♦ The FXO or Line port of this machine can connect to the PSTN from a CO or a Line
card/FXS from an Analog PBX only.
Attention: VST3300 Series extensions will seize the highest FXO port number first when
trunk calls are made. Therefore, connect the FXO ports of the VST3300 Series from
highest number downward. For example, on the 16 port model, please follow the
sequence 16→15→14→13→. For port position arrangement refer to 4.2.2 Module
Numbering
Attention: Incorrect connection of the FXS/Phone ports of this machine to the PSTN or
Line card of an analog PBX will damage this machine or the analog PBX.
VST
3300
PBX
FXS/
Phone
FXO/
Trun
k
VST
3300
PBX
FXO/
Line
Line/
FXS
VST
3300
FXS/
Phone
VST
3300
PSTN
FXO/
Line
Larger ports
numbers first
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4.1.2 Connection of Network Cables
There are 2 kinds of LAN cables, straight through cables and crossover cables. Both
connectors are RJ-45 type although they appear the same. Using the wrong cable type
will not damage the machine. The figure below is for your reference.
Confirm the following:
z The Link/Act LED of the PC network card is ON or blinking.
z LNK/ACT LED of MDI or MDI-X port of VST3300 Series is ON or blinking.
Otherwise, change the port or LAN cable and retry it again
Note: PC connection is for the configuration of this product. When configuration is
complete, no PC is required to make or accept calls, the PC can then be shut
down.
4.1.3 Connection of Console Cable
The Console port is available for a PC connection and can be used to make initial
configurations such as for IP address and regional ID. Some initial values have already
been set on this machine. If connected to a LAN, the console cable is not required.
VST3300
Internet/LAN
PC
MDI/MDI-X
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4.2 Connection of the 16 Port Model
4.2.1 Installation of Modules
There are 3 available modules: MP3008+, MP3108+ and MP3208+.
Modules can be installed into the S1 or S2 bays freely according to the needs of the
structure. Loosen the screw of bay cover and remove the cover, then, insert module into
the bay and tighten the screws.
Attention: If the module is installed when you get it from distributor, don't change its
position. A module change (change position, add, remove) requires a Factory Reset and
reconfiguration of settings.
4.2.2 Module Numbering
The port numbers are labeled on the front panel of the 19 inches rack model. For
convenient management via Web management page and Console interface from a
remote site, the numbering is based by the port group. Each group consists of four ports.
The following table indicates the port number and the corresponding location:
Model
Group Location Numbering for
management
Group 1 Lower module (S1), left side 4 ports 1 2 3 4
Group 2 Lower module (S1), right side 4 ports 5 6 7 8
Group 3 Upper module (S2), left side 4 ports 9 10 11 12
VST3318
Group 4 Upper module (S2), right side 4 ports 13 14 15 16
4.2.3 Use IDC Connector
An IDC connector is used for the voice interfaces (FXS and FXO ports) on the rack
model. With IDC connectors, PBX lines and telephone wires can be easily connected to
the VoIP gateway. No special tools are required; please follow the instruction below:
(Remark: For IDC connectors, it’s better to use a No. 24 wire, e.g. CAT 5, and bind two
wires for one port)
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1. Prepare materials.
2. Insert the insulated wires directly
into the block.
3. Push the block down until it is
locked to flush the conductor with the probe.
4. Cut off the conductor part on the outside
edge to avoid from causing a short circuit.
4.2.4 Connection between IDC Connector and Phone Set
The Voice interfaces (FXS and FXO ports) of this machine use IDC connectors and can
be connected to a phone set with an extension or the PSTN.
Push here
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4.3 Connection of Basic Structure
The figure below is the basic structure; please ignore the connections inside the dotted
line. When your machine is configured correctly for the Internet, these services will be
available (extra charge is required for some services)
VST3300
PSTN
LAN
User private
fixed IP
ISR, ITSP
PSTN
Internet
IP Router
Community
FAX
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5. Initial Settings for a Single Device
5.1 Phone Set Configuration (Phone Set Programming Mode)
The system management has a special password (the default password is 9999). You
can unhook any phone set connected to the device and dial *0 09 9999 # (If there are no
FXS ports, connect a FXO port to trunk (PSTN)Æ press the button on the rear panelÆ
make a call to this FXO portÆ dial 09 9999 # after DuDuDu tone.) Now, dialing can be
used for system management.
Attention: The button on the rear panel is for maintenance purposes. Do not push it
under normal conditions.
5.2 Configuration of Telecom Region ID
The default Region ID of this machine is USA. The purpose of Region ID is to adapt the
PSTN specifications for dial tone, busy tone, country code and area code for each
country.
If this machine is not installed in USA, the Region ID must be changed. The example
below shows you how to change it to China.
Step 1
1. Dial *0 09 9999＃ you will he ar a Du Du Du tone.
2. Dial 95 07 # you will hear Du Du Du. (95 is the parameter for Region ID, 07 is
China’s Region ID. Refer the table below).
3. Dial 97 1# you will hear a Du Du Du tone.
4. Hang up the phone. The machine will restart automatically. When the CPU/ACT
LED is ON, restart is complete.
Region ID Table
Country Region ID Country Region ID
Australia 02 Korea 24
Philippines 03 Malaysia 26
Canada 06 Singapore 36
China 07 Slovenia 38
Vietnam 10 Spain 40
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France 12 Taiwan 43
Germany 13 Thailand 44
Hong Kong 15 Britain 46
Italy 22 USA 47
Japan 23
5.3 Configuration of IP Address
This Chapter explains how to configure the IP Address of this device. Before
configuration, apply for an IP from your system administrator. It can be a fixed Public IP.
If fixed private IP is used, you have to refer the description of section 6.2 Open Server
Port to Penetrate NAT to penetrate NAT (Firewall, Router) device. Please execute the
steps after this chapter.
Example: Assume the IP address listed below. This IP address has to be in the same
Subnet of the Router and can not conflict with the any IP address dispatched by DHCP.
IP Address: 192.168.1.11
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.254
Step 2
1. Dial *0 09 9999＃ you will hear a Du Du Du tone.
2. 54 0 # Du Du Du (54 is the parameter, 0 represents a fixed IP)
3. 55 192*168*1*11 # Du Du Du (55 is the parameter, it is followed by
the IP Address)
4. 56 255*255*255*0 # Du Du Du (56 is the parameter, it is followed by
the Subnet Mask)
5. 57 192*168*1*254 # Du Du Du (57 is the parameter, it is followed by
the Default Gateway)
Note: To use the default IP information of this machine (IP Address: 192.168.0.2, Subnet
Mask: 255.255.255.0), modify the subnet settings of the PC to be in the same subnet.
5.4 Configuration of My Phone Number
My Phone Number is the phone number for the device. It is recommended for ease of
use to configure the number to be the same as the main the PSTN phone number of
your company or the PSTN number of your home.
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Example: Assume the information below.
Country Code：86 (China)
Area Code：21 (Shanghai)
Phone Number：46286434
Attention: The 3 items above are required for all calls, no matter if they are long
distance calls, international calls or not.
Step 3
1. Continued from last section (still in phone set programming mode)
2. 50 21 # Du Du Du (50 is the parameter. 21 represents the Area Code of
Shanghai)
3. 51 46286434 # Du Du Du (51 is the parameter. It is followed by the Phone
Number)
Note: Country code is not required, as it is configured in Region ID.
5.5 Restart
To implement the settings above, a restart of the machine is required.
Step 4
1. Continued from last section (still in phone set programming mode)
2. 98 1 # Du Du Du (98 is the parameter, 1 represents Warm-restart)
3. Hang up the phone set.
When the LED of CPU/ACT is ON, the machine is ready.
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6. Configuration of Router
A Router is a connection between the LAN and Internet. It may also have other functions,
such as Firewall, DHCP Server, etc.
A DHCP Server can dispatch IP Addresses to PCs and devices in a LAN environment. In
this example, we assume that this router has a DHCP Server activated.
6.1 Connection to Internet
Assume this machine is installed behind a Router and connected to others by straight
through cable or crossover cable to Internet.
Then a SIP device (SIP Phone, Softphone, etc) or VoIP community user in Internet can
communicate with desktop phone set as an extension. A desktop phone set at a remote
site can also be communicated with as an extension.
6.1.1 Configuration
First, make sure you have logged into a PC with administrator permission and the PC is
connected to the network.
Set the Network Interface Card (NIC) to accept IP from DHCP.
Example:
From My Network Places, right click and select Properties
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Choose the Network connection type, right click and select Properties
Local Area Connection Properties will pop up. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Select Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS Server address
automatically.
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To confirm that the PC had gotten the IP address from Router click Start and Run. In the
Run window enter “cmd”
Input "ipconfig" into the window that will appear to see if an IP was received. (The IP you
get will not be the same.)
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1) Enter the Web management of a Router by opening a browser and inputting the
Router’s IP address. (This example uses Edge-Core’s VR-50 VPN Router with IP
address 192.168.1.1)
2) Click General Settings from the selection on the left for the WAN settings.
3) Choose Static IP. Enter the WAN IP , Subnet Mask and Default Gateway, which
can be gotten from your ISP.
6.2 Open Server Port to Penetrate NAT
VST3300 Series gateway may connect to an IP Sharing device and define a private IP
Address to communicate with other VST3300 IP-PBXs.
In the following table, the port numbers used in VST3300 Series IP-PBX are listed. Open
the following ports in the firewall with the port numbers listed in the table.
Packet type Signaling Port Number
PBX Signaling UDP 2000
SIP Signaling UDP 5060
Voice Packet UDP 10000~10999
FTP TCP 21
Web
TCP 80
Telnet
TCP 23
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Normally every server uses a specific port number depending on its type, e.g. WEB
servers use TCP port 80, and FTP servers use TCP port 21. Configurations are made to
map a specific port number to an internal private IP Address. Therefore, by IP Sharing,
the packet will be transferred to a specific port number to its corresponding private IP
Address. For example, if the private IP Address 192.168.1.36 is used in a LAN network
with an IP Sharing device. It is mapped to a corresponding port number, TCP port 80.
Therefore, any packets sent to TCP port 80 will be transferred to IP Address
“192.168.1.36”. For the VST3300 Series the UDP port 2000 is used for PBX Signaling.
This should be reflected in the mapping port of the IP Sharing device.
Example: Opening UDP ports 10000~10999 for Voice Packets
(Edge-Core’s VR-50 VPN Router is used for this example)
A) In VR-50’s Web management, select Advanced/Forwarding. Click Service
Management
B) A window will pop up. Enter a name to describe the port forwarding (“RTP” to indicate
Voice Packets) Then select the protocol type (UDP). Then enter the Port Range
(10,000 – 10,999) Click “Add to List” and the “Apply”
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C) In the Service drop down menu, select the Service Port you just created (RTP
10000-10999). Enter the IP Address that packets will directed to (192.168.1.36). Enable.
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7. Checking before Dialing
7.1 Enter Web for verification
Enter Web Interface
1. Open a browser, enter the IP address (192.168.1.36) configured for the device by
phone set in section 5.3 Configuration of IP Address and used in the server port
configuration in section 6.2 Open Server Port to Penetrate NAT
2. Input User name "WEB" (must be capital letters) and keep the Password blank. This
is default value and can be modified later in Web interface.
3. The Web Management page will appear (see below)
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7.2 Check Related Configurations
Enter the Web page below to verify the settings
7.2.1 Basic Information
Web Path: 1.System\1.1Basic Information
Check to make sure
it is correct.
If it is not correct,
change it and click
Apply
Example
company phone
number: 86 21
46286434
To identify this unit
easily, input an ID
name
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7.2.2 IP Setting
Web Path: 5.IP Settings
7.3 Restart
To implement the settings when all configurations are done, restart this machine by
clicking -Restart- at left bottom of Web page. Wait a moment for the restart to complete.
Attention: Should the Router also require a restart it, first restart the router and then the
VST3300 Series device.
Fixed IP, type is
Manual
Example IP info
192.168.1.36
255.255.255.0
192.168.1.1
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7.4 Check LED Status
Check related LED indicators to ensure the devices are useable
VST3300 Series
LED Label Description Status
Network Link Up ON OK Link/Activity
Sending/Receiving data
packets
FLASH OK
Transmission Rate is
100Mbps
ON OK
10/100
Ethernet
100Mbps
Transmission Rate is 10Mbps OFF Possible failure.
OK if Router is
running 10Mbps
Phone set is off the hook ON OK
Phone set is on the hook/
Phone is idle
OFF OK
LOOP/ RING
OUT (FXS)
Ring signal sending FLASH OK
Incoming call is answered,
loop current detected.
ON OK
Incoming call is ringing FLASH OK
Port Info
LOOP/ RING
IN (FXO)
No incoming call OFF OK
Power Power supply is normal ON OK
Alarm Errors detected during run of
auto Hardware diagnostics
ON Failure
CPU is in normal operation ON OK Activity
CPU is running FLASH OK
System is able to access
NTP Server (Time Server)
ON OK
System is trying to access to
NTP Server
FLASH Failure, unable
to connect.
NTP
Not able to access to NTP
Server
OFF Failure, wait and
try to re-connect.
Registered to Community
Server
ON OK CMNT SRVR
Not registered to Community
Server
OFF Failure, unable
to connect or
failed to register
CMNT SRVR
Registered to ITSP ON OK
Device
ITSP
Not Registered to ITSP OFF Failure to
connect or
register to ITSP
Router
Routers may have several LEDs indicating Power, WAN/LAN connection, etc.
Check that the LEDs for Power, WAN connection and LAN ports connecting to the
VST3300 Series device are active.
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7.5 Trouble Shooting
7.5.1 The configuration is not correct
If you find the configuration at section 7.2 Check Related Configuration is different
from the setting you configured by phone set, then modify the settings from Web
and click the button.
If you are unable to enter the Web, it is possible that the IP settings are not correct.
Please configure it again according to 5.3 Configuration of IP Address
If IP settings are modified again (IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway), then
do a Restart after you clicking the
button. Enter Web again with the
new IP address, such as http://192.168.14.8. If Subnet has changed, the IP settings
in PC also need to change.
7.5.2 LED Errors
Check the LED indicators to insure the machine is usable.
VST3300 Series
TIME SRVR is OFF: Please check if Router is connected to the Internet. Please
refer to chapter 6 Configuration of Router for configuration of Router. Also check the
IP setting of VST3300 Series is able to connect Internet.
CMNT SRVR is OFF: Please check or modify the setting of Router or the machine
itself to see if TIME SRVR is ON. If TIME SRVR is ON, then it may due to the
related problem of CMNT SRVR. If it happens and VST3300 Series really connects
to Internet, please contact the distributor that you purchase.
Router
WAN is OFF: Check if correct LAN Cable (straight through, crossover) is used. WAN info
of ISP is configured correctly. Please refer to section 6 Configuration of Router
If the LAN LED indicators are OFF, check if correct LAN cables (straight through,
crossover) have been used and the connections are correct. Refer to section 4.1.2
Connection of Network Cable.
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8. Making Phone Calls
When the basic settings above have been configured, you can make ordinary calls as
shown in the following.
8.1 Dialing between Extension
FXS ports of this product act as PBX extensions. Extension numbers are from 1011 to
1026 (depending on model’s port number). Make a call by dialing an extension number.
Example: User of Ext. 1011 dials 1013Æ1013 is ringsÆ user of 1013 answers the phone.
User of Ext. 1013 dials 1011Æ1011 is ringsÆ user of 1011 answers the phone.
8.2 Make and Answer Trunk Calls
Extensions can seize a trunk and make PSTN calls
A trunk is seized from the highest FXO port number of downward. Please make sure that
the PSTN lines are connected starting from the highest number FXO/Line port.
Example:
1. User of Ext. 1011 dials 9 and trunk dial tone is heardÆthen dials 82261234 (this is a
PSTN number. Add a country code and area code if required.)
2. A caller from the PSTN dials the VST3300 Series Device’s phone number Æ
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auto-attendant is heard Æ caller dials 1011 Æ 1011 ringsÆ User of Ext. 1011
answers the phone.
8.3 Making a Call to the Distributor
The VST3300 Series should have the support from its distributor. In addition to a PSTN
phone number, they should also provide Network Phone Number. You can try to make a
service call (IP Phone Number of Community) to verify the IP call. Please make sure the
CMNT SRVR LED on front panel is ON before making an IP phone call. If it is OFF, first
solve this problem. Refer to section 7.5.2 LED Errors
Each VST3300 IP-PBX has a unique IP Phone number. Besides making calls between
two VST3300 Series devices, you can also can make call to others by IP Phone number.
(Limited to devices connected to the internet, may not work for those under NAT)
How to learn the IP Phone Number of the device:
A label (example shown below) on the bottom of each device shows the IP Phone
number of the unit.
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Dialing Method:
Not only the number structure, but also dialing method of IP Phone Numbers are the
same as traditional telecoms.
First, what is the number you want to dial? Compare it with your own number.
If the country code and area code are the same, you only need to dial **+office
code+ subscriber number+#
If the country code is the same, but area code is different, you need to dial
**+long distance access code+area code +office code+subscriber number+#
If the country code is different, you need to dial **+International access
code+country code+area code +office code+ subscriber number+#
Below are examples: Assume the Long Distance access code is "0" and the
International Access code is 002.
Calling side IP
Phone number
Called side IP
Phone number
Dialing method
28-6-202-1000 28-6-202-7799
** 202 7799 #, wait DISA answer the
call and then dial extension.
** 202 7799 11 #, one step dialing
28-6-202-1000 28-7-200-6600
** 07 200 6600 #, wait DISA answer
the call and then dial extension.
** 07 200 6600 11 #,, one step dialing
28-6-202-1000 86-21-8226-1234
** 002 86 21 8226 1234#, wait DISA
answer the call and then dial
extension.
** 002 86 21 8226 1234 11#, one step
dialing
Example:
Assume the service number is 28-6-201-7799, the IP Phone Number of the user’s
VTS3300 Series device is 28-6-201-7688
1. User of Ext. 1011 dial **28-6-201-7799# and is answered by the auto-attendant of
customer service. The user then dials according to the auto-attendant’s greeting.
2. Please ask distributor to dial **28-6-201-7688# (the user’s VST3300 device). The
auto-attendent of this machine will answer the call. The distributor can then dial Ext.
1011 and the user of Ext 1011 will answer the call.
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9. Other Important Notices
9.1 Change Password
A set of management passwords should be configured to prevent network invasion.
Passwords for FTP and Console must be set by Console. Web passwords can be set in
the Web management page.
9.1.1 How to Use Console or Telnet
Entering Console management interface
After connecting the PC to the VST3300 Series device via a Console cable, Power on
the PC and configure the PC parameters as follows (use Windows HyperTerminal
software):
z Speed : 9600
z Data Bit : 8
z Parity Check : None
z Stop Bit : 1
z Flow Control : None
Using Telnet to enter management interface
Telnet is usable even if you don't have a Console cable. When previous section 6.1.1
Configuration has been completed, execute the following Telnet commands to connect.
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Example: telnet 192.168.1.36
9.1.2 Change Web Password
Configure a set of management passwords to prevent network invasion. Specify 1~6
digits or English letters. This password can be changed by Web or Console.
Configure it from Web
Web Folder: 1.System\1.1Basic Information
Input User Name and repeat the Password twice
Click the button when it is done.
Configure it from Console or Telnet
By console:
(Example: configure the Web password to 123, Input is in Red-Bold)
IP PBX >enable
IP PBX #configure
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
IP PBX (config)#password web_write password 123
IP PBX (config)#exit
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9.1.3 Change Password of FTP, Telnet and Console
Configure a set of Console password (shares with Telnet and FTP) to prevent network
invasion. Specify 1~6 digits or English letters.
Configure it from Console or Telnet
By Console:
(In this example, configure Console and FTP password to 123, Input is in
Red-Bold)
IP PBX >enable
IP PBX #configure
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
IP PBX (config)#password console write 123
IP PBX (config)#exit
9.2 Change Service Port
9.2.1 Change Service Port of Http, Console, FTP
Change the service port to make the device more stable and prevent attacks from
hackers.
Configure it from Console or Telnet
By Console:
Example: configure Service Port of Web (http) to 8080, Telnet to 7070, and FTP
to 6060. The Service port range is 1~65534. Be careful to not make any
conflicts with any existing Service Port. (Input is in Red-Bold)
IP PBX>enable
IP PBX#configure
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
IP PBX(config)#service_port web 8080
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System need to restart
IP PBX(config)#service_port telnet 7070
System need to restart
IP PBX(config)#service_port ftp 6060
System need to restart
IP PBX(config)#exit
IP PBX#restart
This command resets the system. System will restart operation code agent.
Reset system, [Y]es or [N]o or [P]end? Yes
9.2.2 How to Enter System with Customized Service Port.
Before entering the System with a Customized Service Port, first specify this service
port.
Example: (continued from the previous sections) Assume the IP of the device is
192.168.1.36
*To enter Web, please input http://192.168.1.36:8080
*To enter Telnet, please input Telnet 192.168.1.36 7070
*In FTP client software, such as WS FTP and Cute FTP, you can change a server port
number. To enter FTP, change the default from 21 to 6060. Note: the default account is
"FTP" and cannot be changed.
9.3 Recordable Greetings
Greetings are pre-recorded voice messages that are played for incoming PSTN or IP
calls. They explain how to dial a number or give status information. Pre-recorded
greetings are saved in the device. They are also recordable to meet users’ needs.
Example:
Greeting
number
Description of Greeting Example of Message
Greeting (1) For initial greeting of welcome,
office hours, etc.
Good day, this is XX XXX, please dial
an extension number or 0 for Operator
Greeting (2) For line is busy message The line is busy, please dial another
extension number or 0 for operator
Greeting (3) For wrong number/not recognized
number
The number you dialed is not
recognized, please dial again
Greeting (4) For waiting/call transfer Thank you, please wait a moment
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Greeting
number
Description of Greeting Example of Message
Greeting (5) For holiday greetings, off duty
messages, etc.
This is off-duty time, please dial an
extension number directly or call again
during office hours
Greeting (6) For no answer Your call has not been answered,
please dial another extension number
or 0 for Operator
Greeting (7) For inability to answer the call due
to possible network problem or
line problem
Your call was could not be answered,
please dial other extension number or 0
for operator
Greeting (8) When another IP-PBX activates a
Consult Transfer. The calling side
of the device will hear this greeting
section
Default is music. Possible recording:
"Please hold, the person you are calling
is making a consult transfer with
another party"
For the method to record greeting, please refer to Operation Manual Chapter 12, System
Greeting of Auto Attendant
9.4 Other References
♦ For configuration with different purposes and details of installation, please refer to the
VST3300 Series Operation Manual.
♦ For the different dialing method of users, please refer to VST3300 User Dialing Guide
♦ For the detailed parameters of each function, please refer to the VST3300 Series
Technical Manual. (future release)
♦ For the integration of this device with other products, please refer to VST3300 Series
Application Manual. (future release)
♦ For troubleshooting (including installation and operation), please refer to the
VST3300 Series Maintenance Manual. (future release)
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