Xorcom CXT3000, CXT4000 Getting Started Manual

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Blue Steel CXT3000/CXT4000 CompletePBX:

Getting Started Guide

Package Contents

 Blue Steel CXT3000/CXT4000

(2U 19'' width unit)

 Power cord
 Support hardware for 19'' cabinet

 CompletePBX software preinstalled on

the hardware

 4 x Astribank power cables
 Key for hard disk drive bays

Prerequisites

You need a computer equipped with an Internet browser. Firefox is recommended.

Step 1: Powering Up the Unit

1. For safety reasons, if the line wiring exits the building, it is essential to ground the unit.

Note: Not properly grounding this device will void your warranty!

a. Connect a grounding tab to the grounding screw on the rear panel.

b. Using 12-16 gauge wire, connect the grounding tab to a reliable ground.

Figure 1: Grounding Screw on

Blue Steel Rear Panel

2. Connect the unit to the LAN.

3. Connect the power cord to the device and turn on the power using the power button on the

front panel. The device startup process takes about 2 minutes. The startup time depends on the
number of telephony ports installed in your Blue Steel CXT3000/CXT4000 unit. You will see

the “Loading...” notification on the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) panel. When the booting
process is near completion, “XORCOM” will appear on the LCD panel.

Step 2: Submit Warranty Activation Request

At this point activate the product warranty (a pre-requisite for submitting any request for
technical support). Go to https://xorcom.com/xorcom-product-warranty, complete and submit the
form found there.

Step 3: Configure or Obtain the IP Settings for Blue Steel
CXT3000/CXT4000

It is possible to configure or obtain the IP settings by using either the LCD panel or a keyboard
and a display monitor.

Grounding

Power Supplies

IPMI

Eth1

Eth0

Power for up to
four Astribanks

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Method 1: Using the LCD Panel

a. How to obtain IP address(es) received from DHCP server

The Blue Steel CXT3000/CXT4000 will try to obtain the IP address from your DHCP
server, if one is available. To check the received IP address by using the LCD panel:

Press the “Menu” button and then navigate as follows:
Status->SystemInfo->IP address

You will see the “IP address:” notification. Scroll down by using the down arrow

navigation button to review the received IP addresses for the eth0 and eth1 interfaces. If
an interface failed to receive an IP address from the DHCP server the display will read:

0.0.0.0

b. How to configure a static IP address(es)

Press the “Menu” button and navigate to Settings->ManualNet. “Manual Net:” will appear

on the display.

Press the down arrow button to navigate from one parameter to another. You will be able
to define the following parameters:

 the default gateway (“Enter gateway”),
 two DNS servers (“Enter DNS1” and “Enter DNS2”)
 IP address and network mask for eth0 (“eth0 IP” and “eth0 Netmask”)
 IP address and network mask for eth1 (“eth1 IP” and “eth1 Netmask”)

You can use the number buttons to enter the required IP addresses. Use the '*' (asterisk)
button for the '.' (period) character.
Press the Enter button once you have defined all the required data. You will be prompted
for confirmation.

Note: The Enter button should be pressed only once after all the parameters are defined.
Use the down arrow and up arrow buttons to navigate between parameters.

Method 2: Using a keyboard and display monitor

1. Connect a keyboard and a VGA/SVGA screen.

2. Login to the Blue Steel CXT3000/CXT4000 as follows:

User name: root

1. Password: !x0rc0m!voip5472#

Note: Note the use of the number zero in the password

The default CompletePBX keyboard configuration is US English. When entering
the password, the # (hash) key is shift/3 (i.e. uppercase three).

On UK keyboards, the hash character is located below the backspace, above the
right-hand enter key.