CCISoIP IPK II

IAD Card

Have the card at a default state with all dip switches up

Load Service Pack 4 to the card and when done reset the card leave the switches alone.

When the card comes back on-line load the appropriate firmware.

When it is done remove the card and set Dip Switches 5&8 to ON and leave the rest OFF.

Note: When configuring an IAD card in an Elite/IPK and pointing to a IPK II you need to flag it as a PBX and use a starting trunk of 1.

Programming

10-03-01 Step to the appropriate slot and verify the trunk numbers

84-05-01 Assign the IP Address of the card to the slot

84-05-02 Assign the Ethernet Interface negotiation. For Example 100Mbs Full.

84-05-03 Leave alone

84-05-04 Assign the subnet mask

84-05-05 Assign the default Gateway if there is one

14-05-01 Assign the trunks to a trunk group

22-02-01 Assign the trunks as TIE

50-01-01 Enable CCIS

50-02-03 Assign CCIS Route ID 9 to your originating point code

50-03-03 Assign destination IP Address’s to a system ID 1~255

50-03-01 Assign the system ID from 50-03-03 to a destination PC.

Closed Numbering

11-01-01 Assign the leading digits to an F-Route

44-02-01 Select the digits to be analyzed by ARS

44-02-02 Assign the tables used in 44-02-01 as a (2) for F-Route

44-02-03 Assign the tables used in 44-02-01 & 44-02-02 to a available F-Route

44-05-01 Assign the F-Route from 44-02-03 to a trunk group

44-05-09 Assign the F-Route Max digits

44-05-10 Assign the F-Route to the destination point code.

CCISoIP Codec Information

84-21-19 Audio Capability First Priority (Assign first choice)

0 = G.711

1 = G.723

2 = G.729

84-21-20 Audio Capability Second Priority (Second Choice)

0 = G.711

1 = G.723

2 = G.729

84-21-17 TX Gain

84-21-18 RX Gain

84-21-22 Jitter Buffer Mode

1 = Static (If Static uses Max jitter buffer only)

2 = Immediate (If immediate will have a fluctuating jitter buffer)

84-21-01 G.711 Audio Frame count

1~2 = Packet size of 10~20 ms

84-21-02 G.711 Type

0 = A-Law (Europe)

1 = U-Law (States)

84-21-03 G.711 VAD Mode (Voice Activity Detection)

0 = Disable

1 = Enable

84-21-04 G.711 Jitter Buffer Minimum (Only used when set to immediate)

0~200 ms (This is the minimum size the jitter buffer will ever go to)

84-21-05 G.711 Jitter Buffer Average (Only used when set to immediate)

0-200 ms (Average where jitter buffer starts its calculations at)

84-21-06 G.711 Jitter Buffer Max

0~200 ms (Max jitter buffer size)

82-21-07 G.729 Audio Frame

1~3 = packet size of 10~30 ms

84-21-08 G.729 VAD Mode (Voice Activity Detection)

0 = Disable

1 = Enable

84-21-09 G.729 Jitter Buffer Minimum (Only used when set to immediate)

0 ~500 ms (Minimum size of jitter buffer)

84-21-10 G.729 Jitter Buffer Average (Only used when set to immediate)

0~500 ms (Average size of jitter buffer)

84-21-11 G.729 Jitter Buffer Max

0~500 ms (Max jitter buffer size)

84-21-12 G.723 Audio Frame

1~2 = 10~20 ms packet size

84-21-13 G.723 VAD Mode (Voice Activity Detection)

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled

84-21-14 G.723 Jitter Buffer Minimum (Only used when set to immediate)

0 ~ 500 ms (Minimum jitter buffer size)

84-21-15 G.723 Jitter Buffer Average (Only used when set to immediate)

0 ~ 500 ms (Average jitter buffer size)

84-21-16 G.723 Jitter Buffer Max

0 ~ 500 ms (Max jitter buffer size)

Misc.

Call forward off premise

20-06-01 Assign extensions to a class of service

20-11-12 Enable Call Forward off Prem.

Centralized VM

45-01-14 Assign the pilot number of the centralized VM (This is only needed in the

REMOTE Systems)

Centralized BLF

50-08-01 Assign your groups to a destination point code.

DO NOT program 50-08-02 when doing CCISoIP.

50-09-01 Specify the extension numbers of your system to entries 1~120

50-09-02 Enable/Disable sending to group 1 per entry

50-09-03 Enable/Disable sending to group 2 per entry

50-09-04 Enable/Disable sending to group 3 per entry

50-09-05 Enable/Disable sending to group 4 per entry

50-09-06 Enable/Disable sending to group 5 per entry

50-09-07 Enable/Disable sending to group 6 per entry

50-09-08 Enable/Disable sending to group 7 per entry

50-09-09 Enable/Disable sending to group 8 per entry

50-10-01 Send Interval Time

Centralized DAY/NIGHT

MAIN

50-06-02 Turn this OFF

50-11-01 Assign the destination point codes to a group

For CCISoIP leave 50-11-02 to a 0

REMOTE

50-06-02 Turn this ON

50-12-01 This setting puts you in this mode when the MAIN system enters DAY/NIGHT #1

Example: If you assign 50-12-01 to a 2 and the MAIN system enters

DAY/NIGHT mode #1 the REMOTE system will be put into DAY/NIGHT mode #2.

Paging across CCIS

The following will be an example to external page all zones across a CCIS link. To page system A you dial 510 and to page system B you dial 511 from any system. System A is PC 1 and System B is PC 2.

Both Systems

11-01-01 51 = 2 digit F-Route

System A

44-02-01 001 = 510

002 = 511

44-02-02 001 = F-Route

002 = F-Route

44-02-03 001 = Table 1

002 = Table 2

44-05-01 Table 1 = 255

Table 2 = Set to trunk group of CCIS

44-05-02 Table 1 = Delete Digit 3

Table 2 = Do not delete any digits

44-05-03 Table 1 = Add dial table 1

Table 2 = Do not add

44-05-09 Table 1 = Max digit 0

Table 2 = Max digit 3

44-05-10 Table 1 = Dest. Code 0

Table 2 = Dest. Code 2

44-06-01 Additional Table 1 = 7030

System B

44-02-01 001 = 510

002 = 511

44-02-02 001 = F-Route

002 = F-Route

44-02-03 001 = Table 1

002 = Table 2

44-05-01 Table 1 = Trunk Group of CCIS

Table 2 = 255

44-05-02 Table 1 = Do not Delete any digits

Table 2 = Delete digit 3

44-05-03 Table 1 = Do not add

Table 2 = Add dial table 1

44-05-09 Table 1 = Max digits 3

Table 2 = Max digits 0

44-05-10 Table 1 = Dest. Point Code 1

Table 2 = Dest. Point Code 0

44-06-01 Additional Table 1 = 7030