GONU14RS
GEPON ONU with CATV and
VoIP FXS
User’s Guide
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Contents
1 Product Introduction ........................................................................................ 1
1.1 Application Scenario ............................................................................ 1
1.2 Features .............................................................................................. 1
1.3 LED Indicators and Interfaces ............................................................. 2
1.4 Product Specifications ......................................................................... 4
1.5 System Requirements ......................................................................... 5
1.6 Environment Requirements ................................................................. 6
1.7 Safety Precautions .............................................................................. 6
1.8 Standard Compatibility and Compliance .............................................. 6
2 Hardware Installation ....................................................................................... 7
2.1 Power Interface ................................................................................... 7
2.2 PON Interface ..................................................................................... 7
2.3 Ethernet Interface ................................................................................ 8
3 Web Configuration ........................................................................................... 9
3.1 Login ................................................................................................... 9
3.2 Home Page ....................................................................................... 10
3.3 Basic Configuration of Network Interfac e ........................................... 11
3.3.1 Main User Interface ................................................................ 11
3.3.2 LAN Configuration .................................................................. 11
3.3.3 WAN Connection Configuration .............................................. 13
3.4 Advanced Configuration of Network Interf ace .................................... 17
3.5 Voice Configuration ........................................................................... 17
3.5.1 Provision Configuration ........................................................... 18
3.5.2 Port 1 Configuration (SIP) ....................................................... 19
3.5.3 Port 2 Configuration ................................................................ 23
3.6 Saving all Configurations and Restoring Defaul t Configurations ........ 23
3.6.1 Saving Configuration .............................................................. 23
3.6.2 Restoring Default Configuration .............................................. 24
3.7 Online Update of Image/Configuration ............................................... 25
4 VoIP – Supplementary Services ..................................................................... 29
4.1 Call Holding ....................................................................................... 29
4.2 Call Transfer with No Consultation ..................................................... 29
4.3 Call Transfer with Third-Party Consultation ........................................ 30
4.4 Three-Way Conferencing................................................................... 30
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4.5 Call Return ........................................................................................ 30
4.6 Redial when Busy ............................................................................. 31
4.7 Call Waiting ....................................................................................... 31
4.8 Call Forwarding ................................................................................. 31
4.8.1 Unconditional Call Forwarding ................................................ 31
4.8.2 Call Forwarding when Busy .................................................... 32
4.8.3 Call Forwarding No Reply ....................................................... 32
4.8.4 Call Forwarding Cancellation .................................................. 32
4.8.5 Do Not Disturb ........................................................................ 32
4.9 Anonymous Call Block ...................................................................... 33
4.10 Anonymous Outgoing Call ................................................................. 33
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1 Product Introduction
The GONU14RS is a GEPON ONU terminal, which complies with the IEEE
802.3ah standard and the CTC2.0 standard. The device provides one EPON
interface, four 10/100BASE-T Ethernet interfaces, one CATV RF connector, and
two F XS VoIP interfaces. The EPON interface provides passive Ethernet access
and 1.25G symmetrical broadband data transmission. Each Ethernet interface
provides 100M Ethernet data service. The CATV connector provides community
antenna television (CATV) service. The FXS interfaces provide two channels of
VoIP service. In this way, the GONU14RS integrates data network, video network,
and voice network.
1.1 Application Scenario
The device applies to building or home (indoor) networks, and commercial (office,
department, hotel, and warehouse) networks, in which FTTB/FTTH i s established.
Various service interfaces meet different requirements of customers.
1.2 Features
The device supports the following features:
IEEE802.3ah-2004 and IEEE802.3u
DBA algorithms, FEC codec
OAM control compliant with EPON standards
Up to 8 logical link IDs (LLIDs)
40 configurable queues
VoIP management based on Web
IEEE802.1p/q, highly flexible 802.1q VLAN
IEEE802.1D QoS and STP
IEEE802.3X flow control
IGMP Snooping
IPv6
SC/APC interface
Triple churning decryption key
47 MHz~870 MHz CATV RF bandwidth
SIP RFC3261/3262/3263/3264/3265
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On
The device is powered on.
On
The CATV port detects the signal.
but no data is being transmitted.
EPON connection.
G.711, G.726, G.729 voice coding
RFC2833 DTMF
T.38, G711 FAX transparent pass-through mode
Special service of VoIP
UART CONSOLE port
1.3 LED Indicators and Interfaces
Front Panel
Figure 1 Front panel
LED Color Status Description
Power Green
Alarm Green
CATV Green
LAN4/3/2/1 Green
PON_LINK Green
Off The device is powered off.
On A system alarm occurs.
Off The system is running normally.
Off
On
Blinks
Off
On EPON connection is normal.
Blinks
Off EPON connection is not established.
The system is powered off, or no
CATV service exists.
The Ethernet interface is connected,
Data is being transmitted through the
Ethernet interface.
The device is powered off or the
Ethernet interface is not connected
to the terminal.
The system is trying to establish
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the optical receiver.
quickly
LED Color Status Description
The receiving optical power of the
PON_LOS Red
PHONE_2/1 Green
Blinks
Off
On
Blinks
slowly
Blinks
ONU is lower than the sensitivity of
The receiving optical power of the
ONU is normal.
The phone is registered to the SIP
Server.
The phone is hooked off.
The phone is ringing.
Off
The phone fails to register to the SIP
Server.
Rear Panel
Figure 2 Rear panel
Interface/Button Description
PON 1 x SC/APC optical module interface
LAN1/2/3/4
CONSOLE 1 x RJ45 UART interface
CATV 1 x metric RF connector
Pnone1/2 2 x RJ11 interfaces
Power
on/off The power switch
4 x RJ45 10/100BASE-T Ethernet
interfaces
Connect to an external adapter, with output
of 12 V DC
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transmission rate
(CNR)
triple beat ratio (C/CTB)
VCCI Class B
Interface/Button Description
Reset Hardware reset
1.4 Product Specifications
Item Parameters Specifications
Optical
interface
CATV
interface
Uplink/downlink
Central wavelength
Transmission distance Maximum: 20 km
Maximum number of
connected ONUs
RF bandwidth 47 MHz~870 MHz
RF output 22 dBmV
Carrier to noise ratio
Carrier to composite
second order beat ratio
(C/CSO)
Carrier to composite
1.25 Gbps
Uplink: 1310 nm
Downlink: 1490 nm
CATV: 1550 nm
32 ONUs within 20 km
> = 46 dB
58 dB
58 dB
Electrical
specificatio
ns
EMC and
Safety
Consumption 10 W
Adapter input voltage 100 V ~ 240 V AC, 50 Hz/60 Hz
Adapter output voltage 12 V ± 10%
Electromagnetic
compatibility
ESD protection
FCC Part 5 Class B5
EN55022 Class B (CISPR 22B)
IEC 61000-4-2
GR-1089-CORE
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EN (IEC) 60825-2
Item Parameters Specifications
FDA 21CFR 1040.10 and
1040.11
EN (IEC) 60825-1
L x W x H: 218 mm x 172 mm x 41
mm
Physical
specificatio
ns
Laser eye safety
Green standard RoHS
Physical dimension
Weight 580 g
1.5 System Requirements
Refer to the following instructions to ensure normal running of the ONU:
The FTTB/FTTH service and the fiber connector must be available.
Use the original adapter that is included in the product package. The power
must meet the requirement.
Use the single-mode fiber of the SC/APC connector for connection.
Use the coaxial-cable that matches metric RF connector for TV connection.
Use the original Console serial cable to connect the RJ45 serial interface.
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Item
Specifications
Storage temperature
-40ºC~75ºC
Storage humidity
5%~95%, non-condensing
1.6 Environment Requirements
Operating temperature 0ºC~40ºC
Operating humidity 10%~90%, non-condensing
Power Power adapter output: 10.8 V~13.2 V DC
1.7 Safety Precautions
Refer to the following instructions to protect the device from risks and damage
caused by fire and electric power:
Use volume labels to mark the type of the power.
Use the original adapter that is included in the product package.
Pay attention to the power load of the outlet or prolonged lines. An
overburden power outlet or damaged lines or plugs may cause electric
shock or fire accident. Check the power cable regularly. If you find any
damage, replace the power cable at once.
Keep proper grounding at the grounding end of the power outlet, to avoid
any damage to the device caused by lightning.
Keep proper space for heat dissipation, to avoid any damage to the device
caused by overheating. The thin holes on the shell are designed for heat
dissipation, to ensure that the device works normally. Do not cover the heat
dissipation holes.
Do not put this device close to a place where a heat source exits or high
temperature occurs. Avoid the device from direct sunshine.
Do not put this device close to a place where is too damp or watery. Do not
spill any fluid on this device.
Do not connect this device to any electronic product, unless our customer
engineer or your broadband provider instructs you to do this, because any
incorrect connection may cause power or fire risk.
Do not place this device on an unstable surface or support.
1.8 Standard Compatibility and Compliance
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CCCA standard
IEEE802.3ah-2004
IEEE802.3u
IEEE802.1Q
IEEE802.1D
IPv6
SNMP V1/V2
SIP RFC3261/3262/3263/3264/3265
G.711, G.726, G.729 voice coding
RFC2833 DTMF
T.38, G711 FAX p ass-through mode
2 Hardware Installation
2.1 Power Interface
The GONU14RS uses special external power adapter of 12 V DC.
2.2 PON Interface
The optical interface of the GONU14RS is an SC/APC interface and is on the
right of the rear panel. During setup, remove the plastic dust cap of the SC/APC
interface and keep it well for future usage. Clean the SC/APC connector of the
fiber line with absolute alcohol and insert the SC/APC connector into the SC/APC
interface. If there is a clear “da” sound, the connection is correct. Otherwise,
remove the fiber connector and try again.
Perform the preceding operations at the PON interface every time you use the
ONU. If the ONU is not in use, cover the optical interface of the ONU wi th the
plastic dust cap, to prevent dust or other waste from falling into the optical
interface, which may cause ONU failure.
Caution:
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No.
Definition
Color
The ONU has invisible internal laser, which may cause harm to eyes.
During setup, avoid direct eye exposure to the optical interface of the
ONU, the fiber connector of the fiber line, or the uncovered area of the
fiber.
2.3 Ethernet Interface
The GONU14RS provides four channels of general Ethernet service interfaces of
standard RJ45 connectors.
The general Ethernet service int erface is of MDI/MDI-X self-adaptation. You can
use either crossover cable or straight-through cable. Figure 3 shows the line
order of the Ethernet cables.
Figure 3 Line order of Ethernet cable
Straight-through cable: Refer to Table 1 for the line order of both ends of the
cable.
Crossover cable: Table 1 shows the line order of one end of the cable and Table 2
shows the line order of the other end.
Table 1 Pinout of straight-through cable at Ethernet RJ-45 port
1 TXD+ Orange and white
2 TXD- Orange
3 RXD+ Green and white
4 Null Blue
5 Null B l ue and white
6 RXD- Green
7 Null B rown and white
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Null
Brown
No.
Definition
Color
2
RXD-
Green
4
Null
Blue
8
Null
Brown
No. Definition Color
Table 2 Pinout of crossover cable at Ethernet RJ-45 port
1 RXD+ Green and white
3 TXD+ Orange and white
5 Null Blue and white
6 TXD- Orange
7 Null Brown and white
3 Web Configuration
Before configuring on t he Web user interface, ensure that the IP range of PC
network card is 172.24.107.xxx and that the subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
3.1 Login
Step 1 Open the Web browser and enter the IP address of the VoIP
configuration interface. The default IP address is 172.24.107.246.
Step 2 Enter the user name and password and press the Enter key or cli ck
Log In to log in to the HOME page.
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Field
Description
Syst em Uptim e
The interval since the last system start-up.
becomes faulty.
Username: Admin
Password: Admin
3.2 Home Page
The HOME page is as follows.
Parameters in this page are described as follows:
LAN
WAN
Software Version Current version of the software.
Connection status of the LAN interface. In this case,
it is the connection status of the VoIP interface.
Connection status of the WAN inte r fa ce . It is usually
in the Connected state, unless the hardware
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Status
Field Description
Provisioning
Voice Service
PORT1 RegStatus Whether Phone1 is registered to the SIP Server.
PORT2 RegStatus Whether Phone2 is r egistered to the SIP Server.
Connection status of the Provision.
Whether the voice service is started. If at least one
phone is registered to the SIP Server, the value of
this field is UP. Otherwise, it is DOWN.
3.3 Basic Configuration of Network Interface
3.3.1 Main User Interface
Click SETUP at the top of the home page and the main configuration page shown
as follows appears:
3.3.2 LAN Configuration
Click LAN Configuration in t he left pane and the following page appears:
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IP Settings
Unmanaged: Do not configure the IP address information of the LAN
interface.
Obtain an IP address automatically: Obtain an IP address through DHCP
from LAN side.
– IP Address: The IP address obtained by DHCP.
– Netmask: The subnet mask obtained by DHCP.
– Release: Release the current IP address.
– Renew: Obtain an IP address again.
Use the following Static IP address: Configure the static IP address.
– IP Address: Set the IP address of LAN interface.
– Netmask: Set the Netmask of LAN interface.
– Host Name: The name of the host.
– Domain: The name of the domain.
Enable DHCP Server: Enable DHCP Serve on the LAN side.
– Assign ISP DNS,SNTP: W hether to enable assigning ISP DNS and
SNTP when DHCP Server is enabled.
– Start IP: The started IP address of DHCP Server.
– End IP: The end IP address of DHCP Server.
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– Lease Time: The lease time of DHCP Ser ver.
Enable DHCP Relay: Enable DHCP proxy function.
Relay IP: The IP address of DHCP proxy.
Server and Relay Off: Disable DHCP Server and DHCP proxy on the LAN
side.
Service Status
– IP Filter: The status of the IP filter function. Y ou can configure it in the
ADVANCED page. Green means enabled and red means disabled.
– UPnP: The status of the UPnP function. You can configure it in the
ADVANCED page. Green means enabled and red means disabled.
– LAN Clients: The status of the LAN clients function. You can
configure it in the ADVANCED page. Green means enabled and red
means disabled.
– Static Routing: Link to the ADVANCED page for corresponding
configuration.
3.3.3 WAN Connection Configuration
Choose WAN Setup > dhcp-voice and the following page appears:
Type: Select PPPoE.
Name: The name of the connection. You can modify it.
Options: Enable NAT and firewall. To access the Web page through the
optical interface, deselect the Firewall check box.
The following page displays the function of obtaining IP address through PPPoE.
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PPP Settings:
– Username: User name of PPPoE
– Password: Password of PPPoE
– Keep Alive: Keep alive time of PPPoE.
– Authentication: Select the authentication mode of PPPoE.
– MTU: Maximum transmission unit of PPPoE
– MAC: Ethernet address of the WAN interface
– Restore: Restore the default Ethernet address.
– Default Gateway: Whether to set it to the defaul t gateway.
After setting the parameters, click Apply to apply the settings immediately.
Because the configuration is lost if the IAD is powered off, you must click Save
All in the System Command page from the Tools menu. See the following
figure:
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For setting the static IP address, see the following figure:
Static Settings
– IP Address: Set the IP address.
– Mask: Set the subnet mask.
– MAC: Ethernet address
– Restore: Restore the default Ethernet address.
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After setting the parameters, click Apply to apply the settings immediately.
Because the configuration is lost if the I AD is powered off, you must click Save
All in the System Command page from the Tools menu. See the following
figure:
For obtaining IP address through DHCP, see the following figure:
DHCP Settings
– Default Gateway: Whether to set it to the default gateway.
– Restore: Restore the default Ethernet address.
– Renew/Release: Renew or release the IP address.
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After setting the parameters, click Apply to apply the settings immediately.
Because the configuration is lost if the I AD is powered off, you must click Save
All in the System Command page from the Tools menu. See the following
figure:
3.4 Advanced Configuration of Network Interface
Omitted.
3.5 Voice Configuration
Click VOICE in the top menu and the main configuration page appears:
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3.5.1 Provision Configuration
With the provision function, the IAD can automatically upgrade configuration files and system IMAGE in the specified address. Click Provisioning in the left pane and the Provision Configuration page appears :
Parameters are described as follows:
Field Description
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HTTP or TFTP address .
only.
server.
Field Description
Provisioning Profile Base
URL
Image Firmware Base URL
Polling Interval
Image Download Retry
Interval
Provisioning Status
Storage path of the configuration file for
upgrade. The value of this field can be
Storage path of the Image file for upgrade.
The value of this field can be HTTP or
TFTP address.
Interval for polling, the unit is minute. After
the interval is overtime, the IAD queries
the configuration file. If configuration file
updates, IAD downloads the file and
updates it.
The time of Image querying, After
overtime, the IAD queries the Image file. If
Image file updates, IAD downloads the file
and updates it.
Connection status of the Provision, read
Voice DNS Server1
Voice DNS Server2
3.5.2 Port 1 Configuration (SIP)
Click Port 1 in the left pane and the Port 1 Configuration page appears:
IP address of the primary voice DNS
server.
IP address of the secondary voice DNS
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Field
Description
SIP Server.
dB~6 dB.
CID_NAME
User name. It is the Display Name.
AUTH_USER_NAME
Set the user name of authentication.
Parameters are described as follows:
Register status of the channel. That is,
REG_STATUS
Packet_TIME
TX_GAIN
whether the channel is registered to the
Time of RTP packaging. The value can be
10 ms, 20 ms, or 30 ms. The default value
is 20 ms. You need not mod ify it.
DSP transmit gain. The value range is -14
RX_GAIN
DIGIT_MAP
PREF_CODING_PROFILE Preferential coding.
CID_NUMBER
AUTH_USER_PASSWD Set the password of authentication.
DSP receive gain. The value range is -14
dB~6 dB.
System dialup rules. You need not
configure it.
Set the caller number. It must be a number
of 0~9.
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proxy.
Outbound server.
SIP proxy.
Outbound server.
seconds and pause for four second s.
greater than 6 indicates to enable this
Field Description
PROXY_FQDN
PROXY_PORT Port number of the SIP proxy.
REG_FQDN
REG_PORT Port number of the SIP registered server.
OUTB_FQDN
OUTB_PORT Port number of the Outbound server.
BK_PROXY_FQDN
BK_PROXY_PORT Port number of the standby SIP proxy.
BK_REG_FQDN
BK_REG_PORT
BK_OUTB_FQDN
IP address or domain name of the SIP
IP address or domain name of the SIP
registered server.
IP address or domain name of the
IP address or domain name of the standby
IP address or domain name of the standby
SIP registered server.
Port number of the standby SIP registered
server.
IP address or domain name of the standby
BK_OUTB_PORT
RING_ID
FAX_MODE
TRANS_PROTOCOL
DTMF_RELAY DTMF relay mode.
OPTIONS_TIMER
Port number of the standby Outbound
server.
Set the type of ring cadence. The value
can be an integer of 0~7. 0 indicates to ring
for one second and pause for four
seconds. 1 indicates to ring for two
Set the FAX mode, that is, T.38 or
transparent pass-through.
SIP carrying protocol. The value can be
UDP, TCP , or TLS.
Set the time interval for sending the
OPTIONS message. The value of 0
indicates to disable this function. A value
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specific time interval.
is not supported.
when working with CALLER_ID.
MSG_DISPLAY
This function is not supported.
CALL_RETURN
Enable call return.
ACBLOCK_DEFAULT.
Field Description
function, and the value indicates the
VAD_ENABLE Enable voice activity detection (VAD).
EC_ENABLE Enable echo cancellation.
MWI_STATE The status of MWI.
NWAY_CONF
Enable multi-way conference. This function
CW_DEFAULT
CID_DEFAULT
ACBLOCK_DEFAULT
TONE_PLAY
REG_RINGPING
EMERGENCY_CALL
REPEAT_DIAL Enable re-dial when busy.
DO_NOT_DISTURB Enable do not disturb.
NET_REG_CHECK
ANON_CALL_BLOCK
Enable call waiting, when working with
CALL_WAITING.
Enable outgoing call with a hidden ID,
Enable refusing incoming call with a hidden
ID, when working with
ANON_CALL_BLOCK.
Work with NET_REG_CHECK. When the
VoIP service is unavailable, a prompt tone
is played. The default prompt tone is busy
tone.
If this function is enabled and the VoIP
service is available, ring once.
Enable emergency call. The default
number of the emergency call is 110.
Work with TONE_PLAY. When the VoIP
service is unavailable, a beep tone is
played. The default is busy tone.
Enable refusing incoming call with a hidden
ID, when working with
CALLER_ID
Enable outgoing call with a hidden ID,
when working with CID_DEFAUL.
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CW_DEFAULT.
CALL_FORWARD
Enable call forward.
Field Description
CALL_WAITING
MWI
CONFERENCING Enable three-way conference.
CALL_TRANSFER Enable call transfer.
Click Apply and the settings of voice port take effec t immediately. You need not
click Save A ll in the TOOLs menu.
Enable call waiting when working with
If this service is enabled and a NOTIFY
message is received in the voice mailbox,
you can hear intermittent dialing tone after
picking up the receiver. Otherwise, you
hear the normal dialing tone.
3.5.3 Port 2 Configuration
Refer to section 4.5.2 “Port 1 Configurati on”.
3.6 Saving all Configurations and Restoring Default
Configurations
3.6.1 Saving Configuration
Click System Commands > TOOLS and the following page appears:
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Click Save All to save all configurations.
3.6.2 Restoring Default Configuration
Click System Commands > TOOLS and the following page appears:
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Provisioned Parameters
Relevant voice configuration.
Parameters are described as follows.
Field/Button Description
Non-Provisioned
Parameters
Restore Defaults
Other configuration parameters.
Restore the selected configuration to
factory default configuration.
3.7 Online Update of Image/Configuration
Choose TOOLS > Update Gateway and the following page appears:
Click Browse and the following page appears:
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Select the Image fil e or configuration file for update and click Update Gateway.
The update process is as shown in the following page:
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After the upgrade is complete, the page shown in the following figure
appears:
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If you update the Image file, the system automatically reboots after the update is
compl ete. If you update the configuration f ile, you need to manually reboot the
system.
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Supplementary Service Type
Feature Code
Call transfer with third-party consultation
#91
Call return
*69
Cancel call waiting
*70
When busy
*74
Cancellation
*73
Enable
*77
Anonymous outgoing call
*67
4 VoIP – Supplementary Services
Feature codes of the supplementary services are as follows:
Call transfer with no consultation #90
Three-way conferencing -
Redial when busy #5
Unconditional *72
Call forwarding
Do not disturb *78
Anonymous call
block
No reply *75
Cancel *87
4.1 Call Holding
Description:
Hold the two parties of a conversation. It is part of call waiting,
call transfer, and three-way conferencing services.
Operation:
In the conversation, press the cradle or the flash key.
4.2 Call Transfer with No Consultation
Description:
A and B are in a conversation. A presses the Flash key to hold
the conversation with B, and dials a feature code to cal l C. After
A gets through C, B and C start a conversation, and A quits.
Operation:
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(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable
CALL_TRANSFER.
(2) In the conversation, press the cradle to hold B.
(3) Press <#90>+<transferred number> to transfer the cal l.
4.3 Call Transfer with Third-Party Consultation
Description:
A and B are in a conversation. A presses the Flash key to hold
the conversation with B, and dials a feature code to call C. After
A gets through C, A hangs up the phone to quit. B and C start a
conversation.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable CALL_TRANSFER.
(2) In the conversation, press the cradle to hold B.
(3) Press <#91>+<transferred number> to transfer the call.
4.4 Three-Way Conferencing
Description:
A and B are in a conversation. A calls C, to let A, B and C be in
a conversation.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable CONFERENCING.
In the conversation, press the cradle and press
(2)
<third-party number> to call the third-party.
(3) Press the cradle to start the three-way conference.
4.5 Call Return
Description:
Call the number of the last incoming call, no matter whether the
call is received.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable CALL_RETURN.
(2) Press <*69>.
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4.6 Redial when Busy
Description:
A calls B, B is busy, A hangs up, and waits for some time, and
automatically calls B.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable REPEAT_DIAL.
(2) Perform an outgoing call and the other party is busy. Press
<#5> and hang up.
4.7 Call Waiting
Description:
This function enables you to receive an inc oming cal l from th e
third party in a conversation.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable CALL_WAITING
and CW_DEFAULT.
(2) If you do not want to use call waiting, press <*70>. The
service is cancelled in thi s con versatio n. If y ou do not pr ess
<*70>, you hear a beep tone when a third-party c alls. At
this time, you can press the cradle to switch the part y in the
conversation.
4.8 Call Forwarding
4.8.1 Unconditional Call Forwarding
Description:
This function forwards all incoming calls to a preset number.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable CALL_FORWARD.
(2) Pick up the phone and press <*72>+<forwarding
number>, to activate unconditional call forwarding. All
incoming calls are forwarded t o the set forw ar ding number.
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4.8.2 Call Forwarding when Busy
Description:
This function forwards incoming calls to a preset number when
the local party is busy.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable Call forwarding.
(2) Pick up the phone and press <*74>+<forwarding
number>, to activate call forwarding when busy. W hen the
local party is busy, incoming calls are forwarded to the set
forwarding number.
4.8.3 Call Forwarding No Reply
Description:
This function forwards incoming calls to a preset number when
the local party does not reply.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable CALL_FORWARD.
(2) Pick up the phone and press <*75>+<forwarding
number>, to activate call forwarding no reply. When the
local party does not reply an incoming call, the incoming
call is forwarded to the set forwarding number.
4.8.4 Call Forwarding Cancellation
Description:
This function cancels the call forwarding function.
Operation:
Pick up the phone and press <*73> to cancel call forwarding.
4.8.5 Do Not Disturb
Description:
This function prevents the local party from receiving incoming
calls.
Operation:
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Acronyms and Abbreviations
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable
DO_NOT_DISTURB.
(2) Pick up the phone and press <*78>, to activate the do not
disturb function.
(3) Pick up the phone and hang up, to deactivate the do not
disturb function.
4.9 Anonymous Call Block
Description:
This function blocks anonymous incoming calls.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable
ANON_CALL_BLOCK and ACBLOCK_DEFAULT.
(2) Pick up the phone and press <*77>, to activate the
anonymous call block function.
(3) Pick up the phone and press <*87>, to deactivate the
anonymous call block function.
4.10 Anonymous Outgoing Call
Description:
This function enables anonymous outgoing call, which is
applicable to some special cases.
Operation:
(1) In the Voice Parameters page, enable CALLER_ID and
CID_DEFAULT
(2) Pick up the phone and press <call number>. The outgoing
call is with the number of the caller.
(3) Pick up the phone and press <*67>+<call number>. The
outgoing call is anonymous.
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FTTH
Fiber To The Home
OLT
Optical Line Terminal
PON
Passive Optical Network
SLIC
Subscriber Line Interface Controller
VLAN
Virtual LAN
DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DoS
denial-of-service
FTTB
Fiber T o The Building
ISP
Internet Service Provider
ONU
Optic Network Unit
VPI
Virtual Path Identifier
Appendix A Acronyms and Abbreviations
CATV Community Antenna T elevision
EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network
DBA Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation
FEC Forward Error Correction
FTTB Fiber to The Building
IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol
ONU Optical Network Unit
QoS Quality of Service
UNI User Net work Interf aces
VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol
DNS Domain Name Server
EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network
FTTH Fiber To The Home
MAC Media Access Control
VCI Virtual Channel Identifier
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