This publication refers to the MUSICTEL-NET and MUSICTEL-NET+.
Music on Hold systems, version 2
Additional copies of this manual may be obtained from ITS Ltd.
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herein without prior notice. However, changes made to the hardware or
software described do not necessarily render this publication invalid.
WARRANTY
In the event that the product proves to be defective in workmanship or
materials within a period of one year from date of shipment, ITS Ltd. shall
repair or replace the same at its discretion. Transportation will be the
responsibility of the dealer/distributor.
Under no circumstances shall ITS Ltd. be liable for consequential
or special damages, loss of revenue or user/dealer expenses
arising out of or in connection with the use or performance of the
product, whether base on contract, tort or any other l e g a l
agreement.
The following shall void the above warranty: malfunctions resulting from fire,
accide nt, neglect, abuse or acts of God; use of improper electrical power; or
repair of, tampering with or alteration of the product by anyone other than
ITS authorized
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Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1. Manual Audience and Contents
The MusicTel-Net/Net+ Installation and Operation Manual is intended for
System Installers and end users, responsible for the installation, setup and
programming of the MusicTel-Net and MusicTel-Net+ systems.
NOTE
This manual refers to MusicTel-Net only. When applicable, specific
MusicTel-Net+ features are detailed.
NOTE
Please read this manual before the installation, programming and operation
of the MusicTel-Net.
1.2. System Description
1.2.1. General Description
MusicTel-Net is a unique Music and Messaging on Hold solution that can be
controlled via the LAN. It can be remotely programmed through IP connectivity
and can hold one MP3 music/messaging file. The maximum size of an MP3 file is
4Mb.
The MusicTel-Net offers up to 15 minutes of recording space.
NOTE
The MusicTel-Net+ is able to store up to 10 MP3 files. It provides up to 30
minutes of recording time.
MusicTel-Net Utility Program is used for configuring and maintaining the
MusicTel-Net device. The user-friendly Music-Net application is capable of
uploading MP3 file to and downloading it from the MusicTel-Net device.
NOTE
The Music-Net+ Utility Program is used for configuring and maintaining
the MusicTel-Net+ device.
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Music-Net provides user adjustments of the volume level, flash memory usage
statistics and comments for downloaded MP3 file. It can perform full maintenance
of the MusicTel-Net configuration information, using an IP connection.
Main Features
Remotely programmable over IP
Capacity of 1 MP3 music/messaging files provides:
• 15 minutes of MP3 files (when using the recommended format)
• 2 Audio outputs (one for an 600 and one for an 8 connection)
Programmable via Network or RS-232 connection.
1.2.2. Physical Description
The MusicTel-Net (see Figure 1-1) has been designed to fit in the same housing
as the rest of the Music family of products.
Figure 1-1: Front View
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The MusicTel-Net indicators are displayed in Figure 1-2.
Figure 1-2: Indicators
Indicator Color Function
Power Green Indicates that the power is on
Playback Red Indicates that information is played back to a caller
TxD/RxD Yellow Indicates that the MusicTel-Net is in data transfer/receive
mode
LAN Link Green Indicates that the MusicTel-Net is connected to and
accessed via the LAN
The MusicTel-Net connectors are displayed in Figure 1-3.
Figure 1-3: Side View – Connectors
Connector Function
9V DC Connection of Power Supply
RS-232 Connection to PC’s COM Port
Ethernet Network connection
Output – 8Connection to the PBX or Audio equipment (see note)
Output – 600Connection to the PBX (see note)
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NOTE
The MusicTel-Net can only be connected to one PBX at a time, but at the
same time, the 8Ω connector can be used for Audio Output.
The Audio output connector is Mono only.
1.2.3. Technical Data
1.2.3.1. Programming Cable Specification
The MusicTel-Net comes with a special programming cable. This cable is
described in Figure 1-4.
Figure 1-4: Programming Cable
1.2.3.2. Network Cable Specification
The MusicTel-Net comes with a network cable. This cable is described in
Figure 1-5.
Figure 1-5: Network Cable
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1.2.3.3. Music-Net Hardware and Software Requirements
The PC on which the Music-Net application is installed should have the
following hardware and software:
Pentium III or higher
64 MB RAM
Ethernet adapter
50 MB free hard disk space
Sound card (Recommended)
Windows operating system: Windows 98, Windows 2000 Pro, Windows XP
Home/Pro edition.
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1.3. Workflow
Figure 1-6 displays a schematic overview of a basic installation of MusicTel-Net.
Unpack Unit
Install PC Software
Connect RS-232
Cable
Launch PC Software
Select Communication
Com Port
Set Network
Configuration
Prepare MP3 File
Add MP3 File
Figure 1-6: MusicTel-Net Quick Installation Flow
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Chapter 2: Installation
2.1. Unpacking
The following table details the contents of the MusicTel-Net package.
NOTE
Should the package be damaged or items from the packing list be missing,
contact your distributor directly.
No. Item Quantity
1 MusicTel-Net 1
2 Installation CD with MusicTel-Net utility program, Manual, MP3
examples
3 Power Supply: Input – 110VAC, 60Hz or 220VAC, 50Hz
The following table details the contents of the Music-Net package.
1
1
No. Item Quantity
1 Installation CD with MusicTel-Net utility program, Manual, MP3
examples
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2.2. General Installation Information
Figure 2-1 displays an example of a setup for MusicTel-Net:
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600 Ω output
LAN
PBX
TCP/IP
Ω output
8
Remote PC
Audio equipment
Figure 2-1: MusicTel-Net Remote Maintenance
The MusicTel-Net environment is based on two components:
The MusicTel-Net unit
The Music-Net application.
Music-Net is an administration application for setting the MusicTel-Net
parameters. After installation you can remotely configure and update the unit.
The MusicTel-Net unit is linked to the PBX and performs its Music on Hold
function. You can update the unit using MusicTel-Net utility program.
Before the remote setup can work, MusicTel-Net should be initialized locally.
You can perform the initial installation process by linking a PC and MusicTelNet locally via the RS-232 connection (as described in Chapter 1).
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Music-Net application uses the TCP protocol and port 10254 is used for the datatransfer between the MusicTel-Net utility program and MusicTel-Net unit.
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2.3. Installation Instructions
During the initial installation process, MusicTel-Net should be defined in
Network Settings and the Communication Selection window of the Music-Net
program. You should enter the MusicTel-Net IP address, Subnet Mask and
Gateway IP address in the Network Settings window (all provided by your local
network administrator). When using a PC for connecting to MusicTel-Net, the
specified IP address is sufficient for local or remote finding of MusicTel-Net.
Install MusicTel-Net according to the following instructions:
1. Unpack MusicTel-Net device.
2. Set the unit IP address to enable installation of MusicTel-Net as described
above.
3. Install the MusicTel-Net utility program on the PC.
To install the MusicTel-Net utility program on the PC:
1. Insert the CD in the Drive (Auto-Play CD).
2. Run the MusicTel-Net utility installation program (SETUP.EXE).
3. Connect MusicTel-Net via its RS-232 socket to the COM port of the PC.
4. Connect the Power Supply to MusicTel-Net.
5. Run the Music-Net program from Start/Programs/Music-Net.
6. When Communication Selection screen appears (Figure 2-2), select the
Com Port radio button and select relevant Com port for the local connection
(make sure that you have chosen the correct COM port).
Figure 2-2: Communication Selection Screen
7. Fill in the IP address information (IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway IP
Address) and click on the Set IP Address button. A confirmation message
appears (Figure 2-3).
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Figure 2-3: Communication Selection Screen
NOTE
To continue working offline click Cancel.
8. Click on OK. Music-Net main screen will open.
NOTE
If MusicTel-Net device is not connected, PC application will start in offline
mode.
Now the IP Address has been set. Either continue with the maintenance via the
RS-232 connection (locally) or disconnect the RS-232 connection and configure
MusicTel-Net from a remote location (within the local domain or in a remote
domain) via the Ethernet connection. When deciding to configure MusicTel-Net
from a remote location via the Ethernet connection, the network cable should
connected to the Ethernet socket on MusicTel-Net.
NOTE
When using a PC from a remote domain, you would access MusicTel-Net
via the Internet. This connection is less secure than with a Virtual Private
Network (VPN) connection.
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Chapter 3: MusicTel-Net Utility
Program
3.1. General
The initial installation of the MusicTel-Net utility program is described in
Chapter 2. The MusicTel-Net utility program and Help file have been added to a
menu under the Start/Programs menu. This chapter describes the MusicTel-Net
Utility Program.
3.2. MusicTel-Net Utility Program
The MusicTel-Net is a user-friendly program, which helps you to configure the
MusicTel-Net. The menu and buttons of the MusicTel-Net main screen
(Figure 3-1) are detailed in the following paragraphs.
NOTE
•The MusicTel-Net+ Utility Program is used for configuring and
maintaining the MusicTel-Net+ device.
•When performing MP3 file configuration or uploading, make sure that
the LAN cable is connected, otherwise maintenance can be performed
via the RS-232.
•When changing the volume level or comments of an Audio file, the
change will become active only after you have sent the information to
the device via the LAN or RS-232 connection.
•When an MP3 file configuration is sent to the unit, the MP3 file
changes will be executed when the currently running MP3 files have
finished playing. Is this the case the updated MP3 files will replace the
old ones and start working.
•The MusicTel-Net will delete a file only after its replacement has been
received completely.
•A corrupted MP3 file will be deleted after 5 playing attempts.
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Figure 3-1: Music-Net Main Screen
Figure 3-2: Music-Net+ Main Screen
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The main menu bar contains the following items:
Menu Item Functions in Menu Item
File Options, Exit
Communication Software Upgrade, Communication Selection, Set
Factory default, Password
Help Help Topics, About Music-Net
3.2.1. File Menu
The File menu contains the following functions:
Function Description
Options File location options
Exit Exit the program
3.2.1.1 Options
To define the location of the files used by the MusicTel-Net:
2. Select the file for which you want to define the location.
3. Click on Set.
4. Define the locations.
5. Click on OK to close this screen.
6. Click on OK.
7. Repeat the steps for all file types in the File Locations screen.
NOTE
See Paragraph 3.2.5 for a description of file types.
3.2.1.2 Exit
To exit the MusicTel-Net Utility Program:
Select File ¼ Exit. The MusicTel-Net Utility Program is closed.
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3.2.2. Communication
The Communication menu contains the following functions:
Function Description
Software Upgrade Upgrade the MusicTel-Net software
Communication Selection Select the communication type between the PC
and the MusicTel-Net and define the network
configuration of the device
Set Factory Default Send to the device default configuration
Password Change the MusicTel-Net password
3.2.2.1 Communication Selection
The Communication Selection window defines the communication method you
will be using (via COM Ports or via the network) to send and retrieve MP3 files
to and from a MusicTel-Net unit.
To select the communication method:
1. Select Communication ¼ Communication Selection. The
Communication Selection screen appears (Figure 3-4).
Figure 3-4: Communication Selection Screen
2. Select the required communication method (either Network or COM Port,
including the COM Port number).
3. Click OK.
NOTE
The initial network setting can be done only via the RS-232 connection
and provided that
communication method has been defined.
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To set the network parameters for the MusicTel-Net:
1. Select Com Port in the Communication Selection screen (Figure 3-4).
2. Enter the network parameters in the respective fields.
3. Click on Set IP Address. A message appears, informing you that network
parameters have been sent successfully (Figure 3-5). This information is
essential when you want to connect to the MusicTel-Net locally. This
information, together with the Communication Selection, defines the
communication flow.
Figure 3-5: Network Parameters Sent Successfully Message
3.2.2.2 Software Upgrade
To upgrade the system software (not the configuration data), make sure you
have an RS-232 connection to the MusicTel-Net:
1. Select Communication¼Software Upgrade. The Software Upgrade
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Figure 3-7: Select Software File Browser
3. Browse for the upgrade file (*.bin).
4. When found, click Open (or double-click file). The Password screen appears
(Figure 3-8).
Figure 3-8: Password Screen
5. Enter the password (default value is 1234).
6. Click on OK. A message informing you that data has been transferred
appears (Figure 3-9).
Figure 3-9: Data Transferred Successfully
7. Click on OK to confirm.
3.2.2.3 Set Factory default
To reset the MusicTel-Net to factory defaults:
1. Select Communication¼Set Factory Defaults. A warning message
appears (Figure 3-10).
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Figure 3-10: Warning Message
2. Click on Yes to confirm. The MusicTel-Net will be reset.
3.2.2.4 Changing a Password
To change a password:
1. Select Communication¼Password. The Password changing screen
appears (Figure 3-11).
2. Enter the current password in Current Password field (default value =
1234).
3. Enter the new password in New Password field.
4. Repeat the new password in Confirm New Password field.
5. Click on OK. A confirmation message appears (Figure 3-12).
6. Click on OK. The new password is valid.
3.2.3. Help
The Help menu contains the following functions:
Figure 3-11: Password Changing Screen
Figure 3-12: Changed Password Confirmation
Function Description
Help Topics The Help function in the Music-Net
About MusicTel-Net Version information about the MusicTel-Net utility
program
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3.2.3.1 Help Topics
To view Help topics:
1. Select Help ¼ Help Topics. The Help file opens displaying the Help topics.
2. Browse the Help module to search for the required topics.
3.2.3.2 About Music-Net
To view the version information, select Help ¼ About Music-Net. The About
MusicTel-Net screen appears, displaying the MusicTel-Net Utility Program
version number (Figure 3-13).
Figure 3-13: About MusicTelNet Screen
3.2.4. Button Functions
Button Function
Add Upload MP3 file to the MusicTel-Net device
Edit Edit MP3 file parameters on the MusicTel-Net device
Download Download MP3 file from the MusicTel-Net device to the PC
Delete Delete MP3 file from the MusicTel-Net+ device (relevant for
MusicTel-Net+ only)
Refresh Show current Music-Net status
Exit Close application
Help Show help topics
3.2.5. File Types
When working with the MusicTel-Net utility program, you will encounter the
following file extensions:
*.MP3
This is a media file, used in the MusicTel-Net/Net+. The *.MP3 file can be
found in the same directory as Music-Net, unless you have changed the
location while saving or via the File/Options menu.
*.BIN
This is the extension of the firmware upgrade file. This file can only be
uploaded into the MusicTel-Net when directly connected via the RS-232.
When connected via the network, the function is grayed out.
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3.3. Checking the MusicTel-Net Device Status
To view the current configuration of the MusicTel-Net, click on Refresh button.
3.4. ploading MP3 Files to MusicTel-Net Device U
To upload an MP3 file to the system:
1.Click on the Add button. The Add Audio File Screen appears (Figure 3-14).
NOTE
Music-Net creates refresh data from the MusicTel-Net device automatically
at every startup.
Verify that a relevant connection between the Music-Net and device is
defined.
NOTE
Uploaded MP3 file should correspond to the following parameters: