Summary of IPV10
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Ip pbx technical reference & installation guide 05/06/2012.
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Technical reference & installation guide ii.
Page 3: Caution
Technical reference & installation guide iii caution since ipv50 series ip telephone exchanges are electronic-based products, the requirements below should be fulfilled in order to utilize it with desired performance: the system covers must not be opened by unauthorized persons in any way. The cover...
Page 4: Caveat
Technical reference & installation guide iv caveat this device complies with part 15 of the fcc rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may ...
Page 5: Customer Information
Technical reference & installation guide v customer information 1. This equipment complies with part 68 of the fcc rules and the requirements adopted by the acta. On the bottom of this equipment is a label that contains, among other information, a product identifier in the format us: ul7is00bipv10. ...
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Technical reference & installation guide vi b) the usoc jack required [rj11c] c) facility interface codes (“fic”) [metallic] d) service order codes (“soc”) [9.0y] e) the fcc registration number [us: ul7is00bipv10] 9. The ren is used to determine the number of devices that may be connected to a telep...
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Technical reference & installation guide vii for proper operation of system any mistake in the connections can damage your system. An authorized service must make these connections. The information in this guide is given just as explanatory information. The equipment does not contain parts that can ...
Page 8: Version Table
Technical reference & installation guide viii version table guide's date / version 21.12.2011/aaa 05.06.2012/aab ipv10 tech. Ref. And user guide - ver. Aab–05.06.2012 for the development and enhancement of the features of the products specified in this document, karel reserves the right to make chan...
Page 9: Table Of Contents
Technical reference & installation guide v table of contents introduction ................................................................................................. 1 general information and instructions for use ............................... 1 applications .....................................
Page 10: Introduction
Technical reference & installation guide 1 introduction ipv10 – an ip pbx for small offices and home offices ipv10 — a hybrid ip-pbx for small offices, home offices and remote offices. The ipv10 also offers a hybrid solution option (combining voip applications with standard telecom equipment) for th...
Page 11: During Operation
Technical reference & installation guide 2 details about the maintenance, repair and cleaning of the product which can be performed by the end user the product does not contain any maintainable parts. If any failure does occur, please contact one of the authorized service shops (refer to the list of...
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Technical reference & installation guide 3 do not apply excessive force when pulling on any cable otherwise the cable may become damaged. Do not overload the sockets and patch cords otherwise you run the risk of electric shock or fire. Never allow unattended children to touch the device. Keep all pa...
Page 13: Applications
Technical reference & installation guide 4 applications ip pbx features auto-configuration call transfer ivr (interactive voice response) call waiting blind transfer cid call record (cdr) search do not disturb (dnd) call forwarding voice message call parking group ringing call pickup cid routing cal...
Page 14: Back
Technical reference & installation guide 5 double blinking - red and green, quickly：the fxs port is ringing led dual - green and red, quick：there is a call on the fxs port back parts list on delivery one ipv10 server unit one power source one internet cable some telephone cables [rj-11] note: please...
Page 15: System Installation
Technical reference & installation guide 6 system installation connection diagram connecting the ethernet cable the ipv10 has one 10/100m ethernet port with rj45 interfaces and leds. In addition to the transfer of voice data, the device also communicates data related to ethernet port management, mai...
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Technical reference & installation guide 7 ipv10 exchange wall installation: it is necessary to remove the front cover of ipv10 exchange in order to hang it on the wall. Remove the screws located underneath the box for this purpose. Move the cover upwards using a screwdriver from its lower side as i...
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Technical reference & installation guide 8 take the following steps to install the box with its front cover removed to a wall: 1. Use ipv10 exchange installation template to determine the location of the terminal on the wall and to mark the location of the holes. The length of the power adapter cabl...
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Technical reference & installation guide 9 installation template 2. Insert pegs inside the holes drilled on the wall and install the screws into these pegs so that 4 mm from the head side of the screws will remain unscrewed. 3. Figure below device hang on the wall by hitting hanger holes and screw h...
Page 19: Management Of The Ipv10
Technical reference & installation guide 10 note: there is no need to remove the electronic card from the box prior to installing the box on the wall. However, should it be necessary to remove the card from the box for any reason whatsoever, five screws illustrated in figure-g must be removed in ord...
Page 20: Software Structure
Technical reference & installation guide 11 software structure the ipv10's operating system the operating system of the ipv10 ip pbx is linux. The main software has been designed based on uml, the most common object oriented software design discipline. All the linux-based software development was un...
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Technical reference & installation guide 12 the ipv10's main software is saved as a compressed flash image in the memory accompanying the cpu module. When the pbx initially starts running, it first loads the operating system into ram memory from the compressed flash memory, runs it, and then the sys...
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Technical reference & installation guide 13 the ipv10's software has been designed to satisfy a broad range of customer requirements. Looking at system software, there are three categories: 1. User features, 2. Operator features, 3. Programs. User features are those which any user can access through...
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Technical reference & installation guide 14 - call forwarding - conference calls - completion of a call to a busy subscriber - authorization transfer - clir activation - clor activation - executive secretary feature - leaving a message for a selected extension for further information on all the serv...
Page 24: Licensing Features
Technical reference & installation guide 15 licensing features the use of ip extensions and lines on an ipv10 ip telephone pbx requires special licenses. In addition, further features can be utilized via these special licenses. The features that require licenses are listed in the following list: 1. ...
Page 25: Web Server – Comser
Technical reference & installation guide 16 web server – comser the ipv10's maintenance, programming and monitoring actions can all be realized, in real-time, from any remote computer on the same network as the ipv10. To do this, a web server, comser, has been designed for the ipv10, thus eliminatin...
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Technical reference & installation guide 17 the following window of the comser programming interface appears:.
Page 27: Specifications
Technical reference & installation guide 18 specifications general specifications 1. Capacity (tdm) capacity (ip) - a single system with four (4) lines - a maximum of . 20 ip lines 2. Testing - blackfin dsp 3. Switching - pcm/tdm a rule - ip 4. Power - 110~240 vac – 50~60 hz. - mainboard + cpu modul...
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Technical reference & installation guide 19 connections 1. Connectors - lines and extensions: rj11 type - ethernet: rj45 type 2. External connections - standard telephones: 2-wire - pc: 10baset straight cable 3. Crl (call record listing) - web-cm - net-cm.
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Technical reference & installation guide 20 analog characteristics 1. Analog extension interface - station loop resistance: maximum 2500 ohm, including telephone set 2. Maximum analog line cycle resistance - 2.2 kohm 3. Analog line interface - analog line with cycle initiation through dtmf signaling...
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Technical reference & installation guide 21 ip characteristics 1. Voice compression (codec support) - g711 a/u-law - g729a/b - g723.1 - ilbc 2. Echo removal - period - 16 msec ec (conforms to the g.168 standards) 3. In-band support - yes 4. Out-of-band - rf2833 support - info support 5. Telephone - ...
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Technical reference & installation guide 22 * some tone and cadence values can be modified via the comser programming interface. Tone cadence & frequencies* 1. Dial tone (500 hz.) continuous 2. Ring back tone (500 hz.) 1500 msec on, 3500 msec off 3. Busy tone (500 hz.) 500 msec on, 500 msec off 4. D...
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Technical reference & installation guide 23 *these values can be changed via the programming interface. Dtmf tones: high frequency group (- 7 dbm) 1209 hz 1336 hz 1477 hz low 697 hz 1 2 3 frequency 770 hz 4 5 6 assembly 852 hz 7 8 9 ( - 9 dbm) 941 hz * 0 # the nominal frequencies of the ipv10 may de...