Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W -

Index

A

access control     1-2

access levels     3-2

ACT LED     2-2, 2-3

Add ISDN Information Elements dialog box     3-51, 3-53, 3-56

Add peer dialog box     3-18

address information     3-7

Addressing tab     3-6, 3-7

Add User dialog box     3-2

administrator access level     3-2

Administrator interface     2-27

advanced commands     3-40 to  3-41

Advanced Commands dialog box     3-41

Advanced dialog box     3-44, 3-47, 3-48, 3-49, 3-50

advanced settings     3-33

AES See encryption

alert indications     3-26

ALRM LED     2-2, 2-3

audio codecs     1-4, 3-21

enable     3-23

audio messages available     6-2

Audio Message Utility procedures

exit     6-5

install and launch utility     6-2

play message     6-3

record message     6-3

replace message     6-4

upload message     6-4

use Express Setup     6-6

view message details     6-5

audio transcoding     1-4, 3-13, 3-21, 3-23, 3-31, 3-61

auto-boot     2-10

auto dial     3-34

autoswitching power supply     2-26

B

bandwidth     3-31, 3-42, 3-49, 3-60

call overhead     1-13

resource allocation     1-14

supported     1-4

basic settings     3-15

Basics tab     3-3, 3-4, 3-5, 3-6

board basic settings     3-6

bonding

calls     1-6

synchronization     3-44

boot configuration menu     2-10

C

cables

DCE     2-15

DTE     2-15

EIA449/RS366-DCE     2-20

EIA449/RS366-DTE     2-17

EIA530/RS366-DCE     2-21

EIA530/RS366-DTE     2-17

EIA530/RS366-DTE-LOS     2-18

EIA530A/RS366-DTE     2-18

KIV7/RS366-DTE     2-19

V.35/RS366-DCE     2-20

V.35/RS366-DTE     2-16

call bandwidth overhead     1-13

call bearer rate     3-33

call details     3-61 to  3-62

call handling

capabilities     1-5

PRI gateway capacity     1-13

Calls tab     3-60, 3-62

CD LED     2-2

Change Time dialog box     3-5

Choose file dialog box     3-64

conceal caller ID     1-3, 3-33, 3-34

configuration procedures

add interface users     3-2

add service     3-43

change address settings     3-7

change Administrator interface web server port     3-8

configure advanced commands     3-41

configure advanced settings     3-33

configure basic port settings     3-45

configure basic settings     3-15

configure bonding synchronization     3-44

configure downspeeding     3-24

configure DTMF settings     3-39

configure encoding and decoding protocols     3-23

configure encryption settings     3-32

configure fractional channels     3-47

configure framing     3-47

configure incoming call routing methods     3-58

configure IVR     3-20

configure line coding     3-47

configure NSF settings     3-57

configure outgoing call delimiters     3-21

configure peer- to-peer connectivity     3-17

configure port call policies     3-58

configure port physical line properties     3-46

configure port supported services     3-59

configure QoS settings     3-26

configure security     3-8

configure signaling type     3-47

delete interface users     3-3

delete ISDN information elements     3-58

delete services     3-44

detect DTMF     3-39

disconnect calls     3-62

edit interface users     3-2

edit service     3-43

import configuration files     3-64

refresh call information     3-60

refresh information     3-14

refresh System section     3-11

register with gatekeeper     3-15

reserve resources     3-31

restore board basic settings     3-6

save configuration settings     3-64

select events for SNMP traps     3-26

set chassis temperature     3-10

set location     3-6

set time and date     3-5

update license     3-4

connectors

Ethernet     2-2

PORT     2-3

PRI line     2-3

serial     2-2

D

data collaboration     1-2, 3-22, 3-30

enable T.120     3-23

DB-60     2-3, 3-48

DB-9     1-6, 2-2

DCE     3-48

D-Ch LED     2-3

decoding     3-23

default bit rate     3-34

default extension     1-2, 3-59, 4-5

default services     3-42

delimiters

outgoing calls     3-21

second number     3-21, 4-2

DES See encryption

Details dialog box     3-13

diagnostics     1-2

dialing

indirectly through an operator     4-6

into IP     4-3

out from IP     4-1

through IVR     4-6

dialing examples     4-1 to  4-6

dial plan     1-2

DID     1-2, 3-35, 3-59, 4-4

direct dialing     1-2

Discovered Gatekeepers dialog box     3-16

downspeeding     1-3, 3-23, 3-28, 3-40

DTE     3-48

DTMF     1-3, 3-28, 3-29, 3-37

convert signals     3-38

detection     3-38

tone assignments     3-37

dual video     1-3, 3-36, 3-61, 3-62

E

E1/T1     1-9, 1-14, 3-46, 3-47

Edit ISDN Information Elements dialog box     3-51, 3-56

Edit peer dialog box     3-18

Edit User dialog box     3-2

EIA-530     2-15

EIA-530/EIA-530A     3-48

encoding     3-23

encryption     3-31

H.235     1-3, 3-32

interoperability     1-6

serial gateway     1-11

via satellite     1-11

Ethernet

10/100Base-T     1-6

connector     2-2

Ethernet LED     2-2

Event Log tab     3-62

Express Setup     6-5

external program access     3-8

F

fast start     1-3, 3-35

feature summary

general features     1-2

FECC     3-23

File Download dialog box     3-64

first-time installation     2-27

fractional channels     3-47

Fractional dialog box     3-47

framing     3-47

front panel     2-2

FTP     3-8

G

gatekeeper

registering     3-15

GK LED     2-2

H

H.239     1-3, 3-36

H.243     1-3

H.323

call disconnect reason     3-19, 3-41

fast start     1-3, 3-35

version 1     3-16

version 2 or later     3-16

hot swap     1-3

I

ICMP     3-8

importing files     3-64

incoming call routing methods     3-58, 4-3

initial configuration     2-10

installation procedures

access Administrator interface     2-27

change default password     2-13

connect a serial cable     2-15

connect gateway to LAN     2-14

connect to a PC     2-11

connect to power supply     2-26

insert gateway in chassis     2-8

insert RTM in chassis     2-7

install online help files     2-26

mount chassis on a 19-inch rack     2-5

register online help     2-28

set IP address     2-12

installation requirements     2-4

interoperability     1-2

IP address assign     2-11

IP network connection     1-4, 1-6

ISDN

connection failure     1-3

rollover     1-3

IVR     1-2, 3-20, 3-35

corrupt files     3-28, 3-29

internal capacity     1-6

operator     4-5

routing     3-59, 4-5

L

LAN     2-14

10/100Base-T     1-6

leased lines

serial gateway     1-12

LED indicators     2-2, 2-3

troubleshooting     5-2

LED Monitoring tab     3-3

license

update     3-4

Licensing and Registration dialog box     3-4

line coding     3-47

line quality     1-6

location     3-6

M

maintenance mode     3-63

Maintenance tab     3-63

MCU     1-12, 3-36

media + signaling combinations     1-6

media protocols     1-6

MSN     1-2, 4-4

multimedia conferencing     1-7

multipoint conferencing     1-8

N

Netscape Navigator     2-28

network jitter tolerance field     3-35

network load balancing     1-2

Network Specific Facility (NSF)     1-3, 3-57

NSF Configuration dialog box     3-52, 3-57

O

online help     2-26, 2-28

operator access level     3-2

P

package contents     2-4

password

default login user     2-13

peer-to-peer

connectivity     1-4, 1-14, 3-15, 3-17

disconnect     3-19, 3-41

hunting module     3-19

peer hunting mode     3-17

physical description

DCE cable     2-19

gateway module     2-2

Rear Transition Module (RTM)     2-3

pin layout

DB-25     2-24, 2-25

DB-37     2-23

M-34     2-22

serial gateway cable connectors     2-22

serial gateway signaling cable connector     2-25

pin-out configuration

serial gateway data interface cable     2-21

serial gateway signaling interface cable     2-24

point-to-point conferencing     1-8

PORT connectors     2-3

ports

physical line properties     3-46

PRI     3-46

settings     3-45

supported     1-4

supported services     3-59

Port Specific tab     3-44

Port tabs     3-45

power supply     2-26

presentation restriction     3-33, 3-34, 3-36

PRI

call handling capacity     1-13

connecting gateway directly to central office switch     1-10

connecting gateway to a PBX     1-10

interface features     1-6

ISDN connections     1-9

ports     3-46

PRI LINE connector     2-3

PRI Port tab     3-51

Q

Q.931     1-2, 3-33, 3-34, 3-35, 3-52, 3-57

Quality of Service (QoS)     1-2, 3-24

R

rack mounting     2-5

read-only access level     3-2

Rear Transition Module (RTM)     2-3

refresh     3-11, 3-14

requirements     2-11

installation     2-4

resources     3-31

RJ-45     2-2, 2-3

rollover     1-3, 3-28, 3-36

routing     1-2, 3-58, 4-3

RS-232

DTE 9-pin D-type connection     1-6

RS-366     3-48

RS-449     2-15, 3-48

RST button     2-2

RTM panel components     2-3

S

saving configuration settings     3-64

second number delimiter     3-21, 4-2

security     3-8

Security tab     3-8

serial control port     1-6

serial lines     2-15

serial port connector     2-2

services     3-42, 3-59

default     3-42

prefix     3-42, 3-59, 4-1

user defined     3-42

Services tab     3-33, 3-42, 3-43

Settings tab     3-14, 3-15, 3-17, 3-20, 3-21, 3-22, 3-23, 3-26, 3-30, 3-32, 3-33, 3-39, 3-43, 3-44

signaling protocols     1-6, 3-46, 3-48

signaling type     3-47

SNMP     3-8

management     1-2

trap events     3-26, 3-27, 3-29

trap servers     1-3

trap severity enumerations     3-30

software upgrade utility procedures

install and launch     7-1

use utility     7-2

Statistics tab     3-62

Status tab     3-13, 3-14

stripping     3-56

sub-addressing     3-35, 4-4

SWAP RDY LED     2-2

switch information     1-6

T

T.120     3-22, 3-30

data collaboration     1-2

enable     3-35

TCS4     1-2, 3-21, 3-59, 4-3, 4-4

temperature     3-10

time and date     3-5

top slot     2-6

troubleshooting

echo cancellation     5-9

Ethernet port settings     5-8

Ethernet port speed     5-11

factory defaults     5-8, 5-10

global user name and password     5-8, 5-9

IP address problems     5-1

LED indication problems     5-2

making calls     5-4

networking information     5-8

receiving calls     5-5

remote monitoring     5-7

T.120 data collaboration     5-10

web server port setting     5-10

troubleshooting procedures

access device commands through serial port     5-8

assign IP address to a new gateway     5-2

change global user name and password     5-9

configure speed of Ethernet port     5-11

configure web server port     5-10

monitor gateway functions from remote site     5-7

restore factory default settings     5-10

set echo cancellation     5-9

set T.120 data collaboration capability     5-10

Type of Number (TON) fields     3-56

Type of Service (TOS)     3-25

U

upgrade software     7-1

user-defined services     3-42

Users tab     3-2, 3-3

V

V.35     2-15, 3-48

Version Details dialog box     3-5

video conferencing protocols     1-4

video protocols     1-4

enable H.263, H.263+,H.264     3-23

video resolutions     1-4

viewing

audio message details     6-5

B channel status     3-13

call details     3-60

call information     3-60

general information     3-3

LED information     3-3

reported alarm events     3-62

service details     3-42

services on each port     3-59

software version details     3-5

System section     3-9

system-specific information     3-62

W

web-based management     1-2

web files     3-28, 3-29

web server     3-8

Web tab     2-28, 3-8