009 12601 WLAN System Manual

A Publication of
NEC PHILIPS Unified Solutions Nederland B.V.

HILVERSUM, THE NETHERLANDS
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3522 009 12601
Date
April 2007
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PREFACE
This manual is valid for the SOPHO 2000 IPS telephone system.
In this manual the term NEAX 2000 IPS or NEAX PBX telephone system represents the
SOPHO 2000 IPS system.
This book might refer to products not included in the SOPHO portfolio.
Certain items in this manual do not apply to the European market.
In case of doubt, please contact your supplier.
LIST OF TERMS
Abbr. NEC Description
NEC
(Trunk) Route Restriction Class
AIMWorX
Authorization Code
Background music (feature)
Abbr. PBC Description / Remarks

PBC
TRFC
Boss/Secretary dialing
Broker's call
Busy in/busy out - ACD
Class of Service
Coin lines
Consecutive Speed Dialing
Consultation hold
Development table
Dial conversion
Dynamic Dial Pad
Executive calling
Ground Start
Hearing Aid Compatibility
Home side trunk
User side
trunk
Legacy
Location number
Loop Start
Mate side trunk
Network
side trunk
MATWorX
Multi line terminal
Multiple Call Forwarding
My Line
Nailed down connection (data)
Night Connection - fixed
Night connection - fixed
Night Connection - flexible
Office Code
PLE
CLID
One touch key

OpenWorX
Operator
Party lines
Peer to peer
Pilot number
Preset dialing
Prime Line
Restriction Class
Route Advance
Route Pattern
Save and Repeat
Secondary appearance
ii
TRFC
LNR
Traffic Class
SMDR & CTI based management platform
PID code
When phone is idle, user can have
background music on speaker
Executive/Secretary
Shuttle : alternate between 2 parties
occupying one line
Group - Absent/Present switching
Facility Class Mark (sometimes traffic class)
Common number can be speed dial,
individual choice dialed manually
Enquiry
Analysis tree : table within numbering plan
Conversion from pulse to DTMF
Pressing numeric keys grabs a line as well.
VIP status assigned to a station.
Earth calling : analog trunk protocol
Voice volume control on terminals
For ISDN trunks
TDM based equipment (non IP)
Division based on capabilities or priorities in
the IP system
Subscriber signalling e.g. an ATU-SS
For ISDN trunks
Operational Maintenance interface tool
SOPHO Set / ErgoLine : digital terminal with
soft key assignment possible
Multi hop (maximum 5 hops allowed)
Users own station number.
Fixed connection between two data
adapters.
Permanent Line Extension
Permanent Line Extension
CF on night extension
Cluster Identity used for Open Numbering
Plans
Dterm keys, work (and programmed) like
speed dial function
CTI Application platform
PSTN operator / provider
Peer to peer : one to one relation on
functional level
Group number
En-block dialing : prepare number and send
it in one go (versus overlap dialing)
Seized line (trunk line or extension) when
going off-hook (or speaker)
Traffic Class
Alternative routing when trunk(s) busy
Tree : part of the number analysis table
Last Number Redial
park position / sub line

NEC
Single line terminal
Software Line Appearance
Split Call Forwarding
Stack Dial
Stack Dial
Station
Station Class
Sub Line
Tenant
Trunk Route
Voice Call
Whisper page
Account Code (Client Billing Code)
Authorization Code Facility
AC
ACF
ADF
ALM DSPP (External) Alarm Display Panel
ANI
Automatic Number Identification
ANS
AOC
AP
AP
ATND
AttCon
BATTM
BGM
BHCA
BK
BSY
BT
CAMA
CAS
CAT
CCIS
CCT
CF-D
Answer
Advice of charge
Application Card
Analog Port
Attendant
Attendant console
Battery Module
Back Ground Music service
Busy Hour Call Attempts
Black
Busy
Busy Tone
Centralized Message Accounting
Centralized Attendant Service
Customer Administration terminal
Common Channel Interoffice
Signalling
Common Control Switching
arrangement
CCIS Trunk
Call Forwarding - Destination
CFT
CIC
Conference trunk
Circuit Identification Code
CID
CIR
CIS
CM
CNP
CO
COT
CPN
CPN
CPU
CRD
CS
CSU
DAT
Call ID Display
Caller ID Receiver
Call Information System
Command
Closed Numbering Plan
Central Office
Central Office Trunk
Calling Party Number
Calling Party Number
Central Processing Unit
Call Redirect
Cell Station
CCSA

PBC
LNNR
Analog Phone
Virtual Extension
Separate CF for internal and external calls.
Last Number/Number Repetition
Outgoing calling list (5 entries)
Redial List : maximum 5 numbers
Extension /
DNR
FCM
Facility Class Mark
Lines on the stations, other then the prime
line
Analysis group : multi company on one PBX
Route
PID
Announcement without 3rd party hearing it.

Password integrated dialing
OAI related.
OAI related.
Caller subscriber number coming in with MF
signaling on T1 trunks
Operator console
A standard related to 911 service

Dterm used as programming device for PBX
Comparable to IMP
Customer specific leased lines/network, US
only
Call Forwarding Destination : no
preparation on originator necessary.
Trunk channel ID for virtual IP trunk
channels (Line number)
See Commands Manual
ISDN calling party number
Digital Announcement Trunk

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NEC

PBC
DBM
DCH
DD key
DDD
DDI
DDOVR
DeskCon
DID calls
D-Channel Handler
Do not Disturb Key
Direct Distance Dialing
Direct Digital interface
Do not Disturb Override
Desk Console
Direct Inward Dialing calls
DISA
DIT
Direct Inward System Access

DID trunk / Direct Inward Termination PLE
DLC
DM
DMS
DNIS
DOD
Digital Line Circuit

Distributed Module
Distributed Module Small
Dialed number Identification Service
Direct Outward Dialing
DDO
DP
DPC
DPC
DRS
(Rotary) Dial Pulse

Data Port Controller
Destination Point Code
Device Registration Server
DS
DSS/BLF
Differential Services (DiffServ)

Direct Station Select / Busy Lamp
Field
Device Server WorX
Dial Tone
Data Terminal Equipment
Digital (or IP) terminal
Digital Tone Generator
Digital Trunk Interface
Forced Account Code
Federal Communications
Commission
Floppy Disk
Forwarded - All calls
Forwarded - Busy
Forwarded - No answer
Frame Ground
Feature Group D format
Free Location Facility
DSW
DT
DTE
Dterm
DTG
DTI
FAC
FCC
FD
FDA
FDB
FDN
FG
FGD
FLF
FP
FX
HDT
HWT
ICH
ICI
ICM
IEC
ILC
IP
IPM
IPS
IPT
IPX
IVS
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Commands Manual - AP00 card
Firmware Processor
Foreign Exchange
Hold Tone
howler tone
ISDN channel handler
Incoming Call Identification
Intercom
International Electro-technical
Commission
ISDN line card
Internet Protocol
Indications per minute
Internet Protocol Server
IP trunk
Internet Protocol eXchange
Integrated Voice Server
T1/E1 interface to public network

SV
DDI
SuperVisor / Operator Console

Direct dialing in : not for FX and WATS
trunk (USA only)
Remote access to system
Permanent Line Extension(s) : for limited
direct inward dialing: 1/more trunk(s) related
to 1 station
For Dterm, Attendant and Desk Console.
Direct Dialing Out : setting up external calls

without attendant assistance
Pulse dialing
Kind of Cluster ID; for terminating office
Compare with Gatekeeper function:
registering endpoints
For Dterm assistant software
Dterm
Desktop Telephone (analog or digital)
American regulation office
Signalling format for ANI.

OIA related, Desksharing look-a-like.
NOT available for IPS 2000
Compare with PMC
Specific part of PSTN; US only
Alarm tone
IP
Internet Protocol
For flashing lamps / LEDs

NEC

PBC
KF
Key Feauture (registration)
KTF
LAN
LCR
Key Transfer Facility

Local Area Network
Least Cost Routing
LAN
LCCR
LDN
LDT
LEN
Listed Directory Number

Loop Dial trunk
Line Equipment Number
EHWA
LT
MAT
Line/Trunk
Maintenance Administration Terminal OMM
MB
Make Busy
MCI
MEM
MFG
MFR
MIB
MIC
MIS
MJ
MLDT
MN
MOC
MP
MRF
MSF
MSG
NEAX
NS
NTF
NTS
OAI
ODT
ODT
ONP
OPC
OPR
PAD
Message Center Interface

Main Memory
SETOUT
MF receiver / MFC receiver/sender

management Information Base
Microphone
management Information System
Major (alarm)
Melody Trunk
Minor (alarm)
PBR
PBSND
PC
PCK
PFT
PIM
Main Processor
Mode Reset Facility
Mode Set Feature
Message
NEC PBX
Network Station
Number Transfer Facility
Night Transfer Station
Open Application Interface
OD Trunk
Outband Dialing Trunk
Open Numbering Plan
Origional Point Code
Operator
(IP) Packet Assembler /
Disassembler
Push Button Receiver
Push Button Sender
Point Code
Pickup
Power Failure Transfer
Port Interface Module
PLO
PMS
Phase Locked Oscillator

Property Management System
PN
PNA
PPS
PROTIMS
PRT
PS
PS
QoS
Part Number
Phone line Network Alliance
Pulses per second
ISDN primary rate interface trunk
Personal Station
Portable Station
Quality of Service
Key systems are operating directly on

outside lines.
OAI related.
Local Area Network
Least cost call routing : number analysis
development manner
Equipment hardware Address : PIM nbr (0 ~

7)+ Port nbr (00 ~ 63) LEN = (000 ~ 763)
Operation Maintenance module : PC
needed in terminals mode
Set to Out Of Service : Out of Service / Not
installed situation for reset or maintenance
Interface for Voice Mail system
Microphone or its key
OM terminal window, part of MATWorX

Compare with CPU
OAI related.
OAI related.
SOPHO
OAI related.
Night Extension
CTI interface
2/4 wire E&M
Kind of Cluster ID; for originating office

Attendant
Used for TDM / IP translation
DTMF receiver
DTMF sender
Shelf : comparable with CSM and PM

shelves
PMS
Property Management System (in hotel

environments)
For example PN-8DLCC board
Used in pulse dialing
Proprietary protocol, used for building CCIS
NEC wireless system

NEC
RAS
RBT
RC
REN
RLS
ROT
RPIM
RSC
RST
RTP
SCF
SDT
SLT
SMDR
SMFN
SMFR
SOC
SP
SPID
SPN
SSFM
SSFR
SST
STA
STN
TAH
TAS
TCF
TCM
TDM
TDS
TDSW
TIC
TMF
TMSF
TNT
TRF
TSW
UAP
UCD
UNP
USOC
VC
VCT
VDSL
VM
VOIP
WAN
WATS
WCS
WH
WU
ZT
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PBC
Registration Admission Status

Ringback Tone
Room Cutoff
Ring Equivalence Number
Release
Reorder Tone
Remote PIM
Route restriction Class
Restricted
Real Time Protocol
Switch Control Facility
Special Dial Tone
Single Line Telephone
Station Message Detail Recording
FDCR
Status Monitor Facility (Notification)
Status Monitor Facility (Request)
System on chip
Soft Phone
Service Profile ID (ISDN)
BSP-ID
Special Part Number
Service Set facility Monitor
Service Set Facility Request
Service Set Tone
Station
Station
Trunk Appearance Hold
Trunk Answer Any Station
Terminal Control Facility
(Deluxe) Travelling Class Mark
Time division multiplexing
Time division switching
Time Division Switch
(Individual) Trunk identification Code
Terminal Multi-information transfer
Facility
(Terminal) Mode Set Facility
Tone/Music source interface
Transfer
Time Switched
User Application Processor
Uniform Call Distribution
Uniform Numbering Plan
User Service Order Code
Voice Compression
Voice CODEC circuit card
Very high data rate Digital Subscriber
Line
Voice Mail
Voice over IP
VOIP
Wide Area Network
WAN
Wide Area Telephone Service
Wireless Communication System
White
Wake up
Zone Transceiver
Registration Admission Status
OAI related.
Analog telephone
Full Detailed Call Recording
OAI related.
Basic Service Profile ID (ISDN)

OAI related.
OAI related.
Pickup incoming calls in night mode

OAI related.
Line numbers of trunk lines

OAI related.
OAI related.
Basic ACD. Distribution of calls based on

longest idle.
(Network) numbering plan
Other word for REN
Voice over IP
Wide Area Network
Specific part of PSTN, US only
"Analog DECT"
For Wireless system
Dterm icon
Meaning
Hold
Transfer
Speaker
Answer
Redial
Conf(erence)
Recall
Feature
MIC
Message
Directory
-/+
Help
Exit
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NEAX 2000 IPS

WLAN System Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................
PURPOSE ....................................................................................................................
OUTLINE OF THIS MANUAL ......................................................................................
TERMS IN THIS MANUAL ...........................................................................................
1
1
1
2
PBX System Designation ...................................................................................................

Terminal Name ....................................................................................................................
2
2
REFERENCE MANUAL ...............................................................................................
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL INFORMATION ...........................................................................

SYSTEM OUTLINE ......................................................................................................
CARD NAME AND FUNCTION ...................................................................................
SYSTEM CONDITIONS ...............................................................................................
5
6
8
12
Conditions for WLAN System ............................................................................................

Conditions for WLAN Terminal .........................................................................................
Conditions for SIP Server ..................................................................................................
Conditions for Feature Programming ...............................................................................
12
13
15
16
SYSTEM CAPACITY ...................................................................................................

SERVICE FEATURES .................................................................................................
17
21
CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION .............................................................................................

PRECAUTIONS ...........................................................................................................
23
24
Static Electricity Guard ......................................................................................................

Turning Power ON ..............................................................................................................
Turning Power OFF ............................................................................................................
24
27
28
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ...................................................................................
INSTALLATION FOR WLAN .......................................................................................
SET UP OF SIP SERVER ............................................................................................
29
31
33
34
Initial Setting for SIP Server ..............................................................................................

Power off the SIP Server ....................................................................................................
Rebooting the SIP Server ...................................................................................................
34
37
38
CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM DATA PROGRAMMING ................................................................

HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER ................................................................................
PRECAUTIONS ...........................................................................................................
39
40
41
System Data Backup ..........................................................................................................

Office Data Conversion ......................................................................................................
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LEN Assignment by CM14 .................................................................................................
43
PROGRAMMING SUMMARY ......................................................................................
44
Initial Set Up of System ......................................................................................................

Replacing WLAN Terminal .................................................................................................
44
45
WLAN DATA PROGRAMMING ...................................................................................
46
Virtual CSH and Virtual CS/ZT Data Programming ..........................................................

SIP Server Data Programming ...........................................................................................
WLAN Station Data Programming .....................................................................................
WLAN Virtual Station Data Programming ........................................................................
46
58
62
65
WLAN FEATURE PROGRAMMING ............................................................................
67
Announcement-PS No Answer/Announcement-PS Out of Cell (Zone) ..........................

Call Forwarding-Not Available ...........................................................................................
Call Forwarding-PS Out of Cell (Zone) .............................................................................
DTMF Signal Sender ...........................................................................................................
Group Call-Automatic Conference (6/10-Party) ...............................................................
Group Call-2 Way Calling ...................................................................................................
Station Hunting-Not Available ...........................................................................................
Voice Mail Indication ..........................................................................................................
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72
73
75
76
78
80
81
MAINTENANCE DATA PROGRAMMING ...................................................................
82
CHAPTER 4 CIRCUIT CARD INFORMATION ...................................................................

HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER ................................................................................
MOUNTING LOCATION OF CIRCUIT CARDS ...........................................................
83
84
85
Regular PIM .........................................................................................................................

PIM for Backup CPU System .............................................................................................
85
86
LIST OF REQUIRED CIRCUIT CARDS .......................................................................
87
PN-CFTB (CFT) ....................................................................................................................

PN-4DATC (DAT) .................................................................................................................
PZ-VM02 (VM02) ..................................................................................................................
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INTRODUCTION
PURPOSE/OUTLINE OF THIS MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
PURPOSE
This manual explains the system description, the hardware installation and the programming procedure for
the Wireless LAN (WLAN) system on the NEAX 2000 IPS INTERNET PROTOCOL SERVER.
OUTLINE OF THIS MANUAL

This manual consists of four chapters. The following paragraphs summarize Chapters 1 through 4.
CHAPTER 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
This chapter explains the WLAN system outline, the equipment name and function,
system conditions, system capacity and service features.
CHAPTER 2
INSTALLATION
This chapter explains the required equipment and the hardware installation
procedure to provide WLAN system.
CHAPTER 3
SYSTEM DATA PROGRAMMING

This chapter explains the programming procedure to provide WLAN system, and
also explains the programming procedure of each service feature available in the
WLAN system.
CHAPTER 4
CIRCUIT CARD INFORMATION

This chapter explains the mounting location, the meaning of lamp indications, and
the switch settings of the WLAN circuit card.
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TERMS IN THIS MANUAL
TERMS IN THIS MANUAL

PBX System Designation
PBX system is designated as PBX or system usually.
When we must draw a clear line between the PBX systems, they are designated as follows.
2000 IPS : NEAX 2000 IPS INTERNET PROTOCOL SERVER
Terminal Name
The following IP terminals are designated as DtermIP usually, unless we need to mention the type of terminal in particular.
DtermIP (IP Adapter Type) [For North America Only]
DtermIP INASET
DtermSP20
DtermSP30
NOTE 1: Dterm75 (Series E)/Dterm85 (Series i) terminal can be used as the IP terminal by attaching the
IP Adapter (IP Enabled Dterm). This terminal provides users with all features currently available in DtermIP.
NOTE 2: In regard to the China market, we have not released NEAX 2000 IPS INTERNET PROTOCOL
SERVER but NEAX 2000 is released.
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REFERENCE MANUAL
REFERENCE MANUAL
During installation, refer also to the NEAX 2000 IPS manuals below:
System Manual:
Contains the system description, hardware installation procedure and the programming procedure for
the NEAX 2000 IPS System.
Command Manual:
Contains Customer Administration Terminal (CAT) operation, command functions and data required
for programming the system, and Resident System Program.
Office Data Programming Manual:
Contains the Customer Specifications Sheets and Office Data Programming Sheets.
WCS System Manual:
Contains the system description, hardware installation procedure and the programming procedure for
the Wireless (WCS) system.
Feature Programming Manual:
Contains procedure for programming each business and hotel feature.
Maintenance Manual:
Contains the programming procedure for maintenance service features and the recommended troubleshooting procedure.
Installation Procedure Manual:
Contains the installation procedure for the PBX system.
NEAX IPSDM Hardware Installation Guide:
Contains the general information and installation procedure for the NEAX IPSDM (Internet Protocol
Server Distributed Model)/NEAX IPSDMR (Internet Protocol Server Distributed Model Remote)
System.
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CHAPTER 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
This chapter explains the WLAN system outline, the equipment name and
function, system conditions, system capacity and service features.
SYSTEM OUTLINE ....................................................................

CARD NAME AND FUNCTION .................................................
SYSTEM CONDITIONS .............................................................
SYSTEM CAPACITY .................................................................
SERVICE FEATURES ...............................................................
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SYSTEM OUTLINE
SYSTEM OUTLINE
The system uses the Wireless LAN (Local Area Network) standard (IEEE 802.11b) and the SIP protocol
to transmit and receive the signals between the WLAN terminal and the Access Point (AP) that is established on the LAN.
For the communication between WLAN terminals or the WLAN terminal and Legacy terminals/IP terminals, the VM02 card used as the SIP server is required to transmit and receive the voice data.
For WLAN terminal-to-Legacy terminal communication and WLAN terminal-to-Legacy terminal/IP terminal communication via Public Network/Tie Line Network, the IP-PAD card is also required to transmit
and receive the voice data.
The MP (virtual CSH) card controls the SIP server.
The illustration below shows the WLAN system outline.
WLAN System Outline

PBX
PBX
PSTN/
GSTN
*TRK
IP-PAD
*TRK
SLT
LC
Dterm
DLC
Tie
WLAN Virtual Station NOTE
INTERNET/
INTRANET
SIP Server
VM02
Virtual CS/ZT
Router
MP
Virtual CSH
LAN
PS
WLAN terminal
Wireless Controller
term
IP
IP-CS
PS
WLAN terminal
WLAN terminal
AP
AP
: Access Point
DLC : Digital Line Circuit
IP-PAD: 8/32 channel IP-PAD
LC : Line Circuit
MP : Main Processor
VM02: Internal SIP Server
*TRK
For ISDN : PRT/BRT
For GSTN: COT
For Tie Line (Digital) : CCT/DTI
For Tie Line (Analog): LDT/ODT
NOTE 1: WLAN Virtual Station Data Programming is required for each WLAN station (WLAN terminal).
NOTE 2: We recommend to use DTI/PRT/BRT for the line/trunk cards connected to Public Network/Tie
Line Network.
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The table below shows the equipment names and functions for the WLAN system.
Equipment Name and Function

EQUIPMENT NAME
FUNCTION
WLAN Terminal
Terminal for WLAN system (MH210/MH220/MH250)
WLAN Station Number
WLAN station number for WLAN terminal (assigned by

CM1C)
Required the association with the Virtual station number
(assigned by CM5A).
Virtual WLAN Station Number
Virtual WLAN station number for WLAN terminal (assigned

by CM14)
Required the association with the station number (assigned by
CM5A).
Virtual CSH for WLAN
Virtual CSH controls PZ-VM02
Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN
Virtual CS/ZT for Access Point
Access Point (AP)
Access Point for WLAN terminal
PZ-VM02
Control Card for WLAN terminal
Wireless Controller
Control Unit for Access Point
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CARD NAME AND FUNCTION

The table below shows the circuit card name and function for the WLAN system.
For the installation hardware, refer to the Installation Procedure Manual.
Card Name and Function

CARD NAME
FUNCTIONAL
NAME
PN-CFTB
CFT
6/10 Party Conference Trunk Card

Use of one card : Can control a conference of up to six participants.
Use of two cards: Can control a conference of up to ten participants.
PN-4DATC
DAT
4-line Digital Announcement Trunk Card

This card is used for Announcement Service on WLAN system.
Recording duration: Maximum 120 seconds
PZ-M606-A
ETHER
Ethernet Control Card

Mounted on MP card to accommodate the Ethernet and transmit/receive a signal of TCP/IP protocol.
Provides Auto Negotiation function.
Set to ON/OFF by the office data setting.
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX twisted pair cable is connected
directly to this card.
FUNCTION
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CARD NAME
FUNCTIONAL
NAME
FUNCTION
PN-32IPLA/
PN-32IPLA-A
IP-PAD
32-channel IP-PAD Card

Provides LAN Interface, Packet Assembly/Disassembly to
accommodate Legacy Line/Trunk interface.
Provides voice compression DSP control functions such as
voice compression control, DTMF relay.
Voice compression protocol: G.711 (64 Kbps)
FAX protocol: Pass-through (G.711)
NOTE 1
Provides Auto Negotiation function (Set to ON/OFF by the
switch setting).
Used together with maximum two 16VCT cards.
Two cards can be accommodated per built-in FP/FP card, maximum 8 per system.
PN-16VCTA/
PN-16VCTA-A
16VCT
16-channel CODEC Card for 32-channel IP-PAD Card

Provides voice compression DSP control functions such as
voice compression control, DTMF relay and FAX relay.
Voice compression protocols:
G.711 (64 Kbps), G.723.1 (5.3 Kbps/6.3 Kbps), G.729a
(8 Kbps)
NOTE 2
FAX protocol: T.30, Pass-through (G.711, G.726) NOTE 1
Used together with IP-PAD (PN-32IPLA/PN-32IPLA-A) card.
Two cards can be accommodated per IP-PAD (PN-32IPLA/PN32IPLA-A) card, maximum 16 per system.
NOTE 1: IP-PAD (PN-32IPLA) card and 16VCT (PN-16VCTA) card do not support FAX relay.
NOTE 2: When using G.723.1, 5.3 Kbps is available for the receiving bit rate.
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CARD NAME
FUNCTIONAL
NAME
PN-8IPLA
IP-PAD
FUNCTION
Provides LAN Interface, Packet Assembly/Disassembly to
accommodate Legacy Line/Trunk interface. And provides
voice compression DSP control functions such as voice compression control, DTMF relay.
Voice compression protocols:
G.711 (64 Kbps), G.723.1 (5.3 Kbps/6.3 Kbps), G.729a
(8 Kbps)
NOTE 1
FAX protocol: Pass-through (G.711, G.726)
Provides Auto Negotiation function.
NOTE 2
Always set to ON.
Set to ON/OFF by the switch setting.
When mounting 24DSP (PZ-24IPLA) card, this card can provides up to 32-channel of IP-PAD (When using G.723.1, provides up to 24-channel of IP-PAD).
Two cards can be accommodated per built-in FP/FP card, maximum 8 per system.
NOTE 1: When using G.723.1, 5.3 Kbps is available for the receiving bit rate.
NOTE 2: When using the firmware program of SC-3330 IPS IPADT PROG-B1 or later for the PN-8IPLA
card, you may set the Auto Negotiation ON/OFF settings by the SW0-3. When using the
firmware program of SC-3213 IPS IPADT PROG-A1 for the PN-8IPLA card, Auto Negotiation
function is always set to ON.
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CARD NAME
FUNCTIONAL
NAME
PZ-24IPLA
24DSP
24-channel DSP Card for 8-channel IP-PAD/SIP Card

Provides Packet Assembly/Disassembly to accommodate Legacy Line/Trunk Interface. And provides voice compression
DSP control functions such as voice compression control,
DTMF relay same as IP-PAD (PN-8IPLA)/SIP (PN-8IPTA)
card.
Used to expand the IP-PAD channel up to 32-channels.
PZ-VM02
VM02
This card consists of a central processor unit for controlling

various data, hard disk unit to read/write the application program.
This card is used as the SIP Server for WLAN system.
One card per system is available.
FUNCTION
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SYSTEM CONDITIONS
SYSTEM CONDITIONS
Conditions for WLAN System
WLAN system is available for Series 3600 software or later.
Since the Virtual CSH and the Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN cannot be accommodated in the Remote
Site, this system can be established at the Main Site.
Since the SIP server (VM02) cannot be accommodated in the Remote Site, this system can be established at the Main Site.
The maximum number of voice channels for WLAN terminal is as follows.
When using Series 3600 software or Series 3700 R12.1 software:
Maximum 60 channels (3 channels per one virtual CS/ZT 20 virtual CSs/ZTs)
When using Series 3700 R12.2 software or later:
Maximum 96 channels (3 channels per one virtual CS/ZT 32 virtual CSs/ZTs)
One SIP terminal license is required per one WLAN terminal.
The Virtual CSH for WLAN uses one port of communication UDP port, therefore, the Virtual CS/
ZT use one port of communication UDP port by 16 CSs/ZTs.
The virtual CS/ZT for WLAN, Legacy CS/ZT and IP-CS can be used together in a system.
However, the Virtual CSH for WLAN cannot control IP-CS and the Virtual CSH for IP-CS cannot
control the Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN.
As the Wireless Controller controls the Access Point (AP), PBX is not concerned with the AP operation.
When you assign the Location Number (CMAD Y=29) to Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN, assign the
same Location Number for all Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN.
The following parameters can be recorded as the peg count on each virtual CS/ZT.
When you want to know the peg count of WLAN stations, read the total peg counts of all CSs/ZTs
as the total peg counts of all WLAN stations.
a. The number of WLAN station outgoing calls
b. The number of WLAN station incoming calls
c. The number of disconnections by squelch (WLAN terminal is out of cell [zone])
The following settings of location number as the Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN are invalid.
a. Type of Service (TOS) field Precedence for DtermIP/Virtual IPT/IP-PAD (CM67 Y=01)
b. Echo Canceller (CM67 Y=03)
c. Minimum value of jitter buffer (CM67 Y=04)
d. Maximum value of jitter buffer (CM67 Y=05)
e. Control packet and voice packet of Diffserv Code Point (DSCP) (CM67 Y=06)
f. Time Zone (CM67 Y=10)
g. Kind of FAX control information list (CM67 Y=20)
h. Daylight Saving Time (CM67 Y=30)
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SYSTEM CONDITIONS
The virtual CS/ZT for WLAN cannot be set make busy/make idle by CME5 Y=3.
We recommend ISDN line to use C.O. line in WLAN system.
Set the maximum digits to the trunks used in WLAN system.
Sufficient wireless synchronization condition is required when you install the Access Point for
WLAN system.
The radio interference may occur when the other WLAN terminals or Bluetooth product are used.
We recommend Digest Authentication for WLAN terminals.
WLAN system is available to run with Remote PIM over IP simultaneously, however WLAN stations are not available in the site because SIP server installation in the Main Site is required when
the Remote Site is in survival mode.
Conditions for WLAN Terminal

At least one IP-PAD card is required for WLAN system. If not, WLAN terminals can not be called.
The number of WLAN terminals one system accommodates is as follows.
When using Series 3600 software or Series 3700 R12.1 software: Maximum 64 terminals
When using Series 3700 R12.1 software or later: Maximum 128 terminals
When a WLAN terminal is originated and terminated a call simultaneously, the WLAN terminal
receives ROT. The WLAN terminal can not receive another call until off-hooked.
Maximum of 8 digits WLAN terminal number can be set to the WLAN terminal. The WLAN terminal number should be same as the WLAN station number assigned by CM1C.
The available WLAN terminal in this system is only MH210/MH220/MH250.
NOTE:
When using MH250, Series 3800 software or later is required.
WLAN terminal can communicate with a WLAN terminal, PS, Legacy terminal, DtermIP and Attendant Console.
The communication via the Public network/Tie line network is available between the WLAN terminals or the WLAN terminal and PS/Legacy terminal/IP terminal/Attendant Console.
However if a WLAN terminal communicates with another WLAN terminal that is accommodated
in another office via CCIS network (point-to-point connection), the domain name of the calling
side cannot be sent to the destination office.
Only the LCR outgoing call method is available for WLAN terminal.
When the registration information for WLAN terminal becomes void on the SIP server, re-turning
on the WLAN terminal is required.
If the SIP server is rebooted while the WLAN terminal is being operated, re-turning on the WLAN
terminal is required.
Handover of Access Point is available while the WLAN terminal is connecting.
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SYSTEM CONDITIONS
* and # cannot be used to set a telephone number from Web browser or with using Maintenance Tool when configuring MH210/MH220/MH250.
* and # can be used to set a telephone number with using SIP setting menu displayed on the
LCD of the MH210/MH220/MH250.
In-band DTMF mode should be set to WLAN terminal for the DTMF relay. But In-band
DTMF can not be ensured when voice compression protocol such as G.729a is used in the voice
communication.
The ringing signal for WLAN terminal is set depending on the ringing signal setting for PBX as
follows.
: Initial Data
RINGING TONE FOR PBX

Station to Station call
C.O./Tie line call
RINGING TONE FOR

WLAN TERMINAL
CM08>138:0 (External call)
External ringing tone
CM08>138:1
Internal ringing tone
(Internal call)
CM35 Y=33:2 (Internal call)
Internal ringing tone
CM35 Y=33:3
External ringing tone
(External call)
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SYSTEM CONDITIONS
Conditions for SIP Server

MP built-in virtual CSH for WLAN controls the SIP server. The virtual CSH for IP-CS cannot control the SIP server, and the virtual CSH for WLAN cannot control the IP-CS.
One SIP server can be accommodated in the system. And it must be accommodated in the main
site.
127.0.0.1. is not available as the SIP server IP address.
To set DRS IP address (assigned by CM0B Y=00) as registration destination before connecting to
SIP server is required.
The maximum number of virtual CSs/ZTs for WLAN can be controlled by the SIP server is as
follows.
When using Series 3600 software or Series 3700 R12.1 software: Maximum 20 CSs/ZTs
When using Series 3700 R12.1 software or later: Maximum 32 CSs/ZTs
As one virtual CS/ZT has 3 channels, the maximum number of voice channels in the system is as
follows.
When using Series 3600 software or Series 3700 R12.1 software: Maximum 60 channels
When using Series 3700 R12.1 software or later: Maximum 96 channels
The SIP server can control WLAN stations that have maximum 64 different domain names.
If a domain name of a WLAN station cannot be registered to the SIP server, the WLAN station is
not available.
Assign the unique location number to all virtual CSs/ZTs that are registered to one SIP server.
Virtual CSH checks every minute if the communication to the SIP server is possible. When the
communication is interrupted for 1-2 minutes, the virtual CSH disconnects the SIP server. In this
case, the WLAN station that communicates with another terminal via the disconnected SIP server
will receive a busy tone. To restore the SIP server, register the SIP server again. For the way of
rebooting the SIP server, refer to Rebooting the SIP Server.
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Fault occurrence kind No. 3B is registered when SIP server registration is completed.
When the virtual CSH disconnects the SIP server, Virtual CSH and SIP server communication
fault occurrence (Fault occurrence kind No. 2B) is registered to the MP card.
However if the re-registration of SIP server is executed without the detection of SIP server disconnection caused by the momentary power supply cutting of SIP server etc., only Fault occurrence
kind No. 3B is registered (Fault occurrence kind No. 2B is not registered).
If there is any busy trunk, the call is disconnected when the SIP server is disconnected from the
network.
When the SIP server data programming is changed while the SIP server is operating, rebooting the
SIP server is required to enable the changed data. For the way of rebooting the SIP server, refer to
Rebooting the SIP Server.
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SYSTEM CONDITIONS
Conditions for Feature Programming

The following functions are available/unavailable to WLAN terminal.
<Available functions>
-Announcement-PS No Answer/Announcement-PS Out of Cell (Zone)
-Call Forwarding-Not Available
-Call Forwarding-PS out of Cell (Zone)
-DTMF Signal Sender
-Group Call-Automatic Conference (6/10-party)
-Group Call-2 Way Calling
-Station Hunting-Not Available
-Group Call by pilot number dialing
-Handover
-Voice Mail Indication
NOTE:
Voice Mail Indication is available only when using MH250 of the WLAN terminal.
<Unavailable functions>
-Call Forwarding-Not Available
-Calling Name Display-PS
-Multi-Line Operation-PS
-Number Sharing
-PS Location Indication
-Short Message Notification (OAI)
-Soft Phone Wireless Handset
-Roaming
Displaying the soft keys and MW icons for WLAN terminal (MH220) is not available.
Preset Dialing with 1 digit on WLAN terminal is not available.
When connection between PS and DtermSP30 is set, connection between WLAN terminal and
DtermSP30 is not available.
When the system is under the behind PBX, the behind PBX is not available in WLAN system.
The following features are not available on WLAN terminals.
-Executive Right of Way (Executive Override)
-Override via CCIS
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SYSTEM CAPACITY
SYSTEM CAPACITY
The table below shows the system capacity of the WLAN system.
For the system capacity of IPSDM, refer to the NEAX IPSDM Hardware Installation Guide.
WLAN System Capacity

ITEM
Number of FP
MAXIMUM CAPACITY
MP built-in FP
FP Card (PN-CP15)
Virtual FP for DtermIP
15
Virtual FP for PS Station
Virtual FP for WLAN Station

NOTE 6
Number of AP IPT Card
16
Virtual IPT
SIP Card
PN-8IPTA
8
2
CCH Card
CCT Card
8
24
DTI (T1/E1) Card
PRT Card
BRT Card
24
NOTE 1

NOTE 1, NOTE 6
Virtual CSH for IP-CS
64
PN-8IPTA/
PZ-24IPLA
24
NOTE 1
CSH Card
Other Major
AP Card
REMARKS
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ITEM
Number of LT
Port
Number of IP
Port
MAXIMUM CAPACITY
Physical PIM Port for Line
512
Physical PIM Port for Trunk

NOTE 2
256
Physical PIM Port for IP-PAD
256
Physical PIM Port for

Legacy-CS/ZT
512
NOTE 3
Physical PIM Port for CCIS IPT

(Point-to-Point Connection)
NOTE 2
136
Physical PIM Port for CCIS IPT

(Point-to-MultiPoint Connection)
NOTE 2, NOTE 5
135
Physical PIM Port for H.323 IPT

NOTE 2
96
Physical PIM Port for D channel to

SIP
NOTE 2
Virtual PIM Port for DtermIP/Virtual

Station for Visitor
956
Virtual PIM Port for IP-CS

NOTE 3
512
1020
512
Virtual PIM Port for CCIS Virtual

IPT
NOTE 5
128
NOTE 4
512
Virtual PIM Port for WLAN

terminal
NOTE 6
128
REMARKS
956
Number of PS
Port
Virtual PIM Port for PS
Number of AP
Port
Virtual PIM Port for B channel to

SIP
NOTE 2
64
Physical PIM Port for AP Card

NOTE 2
256
512
256
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ITEM
ETHER Card
MAXIMUM CAPACITY
ETHER Card
1
When using
PN-CP24-C/
PN-CP24-D
When using
PN-CP27-A/
PN-CP27-B
IP-PAD Card
IP-PAD Card
VCT Card
16VCT Card
16
Number of
Terminal
Analog Telephone
512
Legacy stations (Dterm85/Dterm75/

Dterm70/Dterm65/Dterm60, Single
Line Telephone)
512
DtermIP
956
PS
WLAN Terminal
1020
512
NOTE 6
REMARKS
512
128
Legacy-CS/ZT
128
IP-CS
128
Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN NOTE 6
32
128
NOTE 1: The total number of AP of CSH, Virtual CSH for IP-CS and Virtual CSH for WLAN is maximum
24.
NOTE 2: The total number of ports of the following trunks is maximum 256.
COT/LDT/ODT
PRT/BRT/DTI/CCT
CCIS Virtual IPT/CCIS IPT (Point-to-Point connection/Point-to-Multipoint connection)/
H.323 IPT/SIP
NOTE 3: The total number of ports of CS/ZT and IP-CS is maximum 512.
NOTE 4: The number of visitor PS for wireless roaming is not included.
(The number of Visitor Location Registers is maximum 96 per system.)
NOTE 5: The total number of trunks of the following trunks is maximum 127.
CCIS Virtual IPT
CCIS IPT (Point-to-Multipoint Connection)
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NOTE 6: The system capacity for each software is as follows.
MAXIMUM CAPACITY
ITEM
SERIES 3600/
SERIES 3700
R12.1
SERIES 3700
R12.2 or later
FP
Virtual FP for WLAN station
AP
PS Port
Virtual PIM Port for WLAN Terminal
64
128
Terminal
WLAN Terminal
64
128
Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN
20
32
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SERVICE FEATURES
SERVICE FEATURES
The following WCS service features are available in the WLAN system.
For the general description, operating procedure, and service conditions of each feature, refer to WCS System Manual.
Announcement-PS No Answer/Announcement-PS Out of Cell (Zone)

Call Forwarding-Not Available
Call Forwarding-PS Out of Cell (Zone)
DTMF Signal Sender
Group Call-Automatic Conference (6/10-party)
Group Call-2 Way Calling
Handover
Station Hunting-Not Available
Also, the following Business feature is available in the WLAN system.

For the general description, operating procedure, programming procedure, and service conditions of the
feature, refer to Feature Programming Manual.
Group Call by Pilot Number Dialing
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CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION
CHAPTER 2
INSTALLATION
This chapter explains the required equipment and the hardware installation
procedure to provide WLAN system.
PRECAUTIONS .........................................................................
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT ..........................................................
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE .................................................
INSTALLATION FOR WLAN .....................................................
SET UP OF SIP SERVER ..........................................................
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PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS
Static Electricity Guard
You must wear a grounded wrist strap to protect circuit cards from static electricity.

WHEN PLUGGING/UNPLUGGING A CIRCUIT CARD
PBX
FRAME GROUND SCREW

WRIST STRAP
WHEN HOLDING A CIRCUIT CARD

NEVER TOUCH THE COMPONENTS OR
SOLDERED SURFACE WITH BARE HANDS.
CARD FRONT
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PRECAUTIONS

WHEN MAKING A SWITCH SETTING ON A CIRCUIT CARD
CIRCUIT
CARD
WEAR A WRIST STRAP AND PERFORM
THE WORK ON A GROUNDED
CONDUCTIVE WORK SURFACE.
WHEN CARRYING A CIRCUIT CARD

CONDUCTIVE
POLYETHYLENE
BAG
CIRCUIT
CARD
WHEN CARRYING A CIRCUIT

CARD AROUND, KEEP THE
CARD IN A CONDUCTIVE
POLYETHYLENE BAG.
The mark shown below is attached to the sheet for the work in which circuit cards are handled. When engaging in such work, the installer must be careful not to cause damage by static electricity.
ATTENTION
Contents
Static Sensitive
Handling
Precautions Required
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PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION
1. You must hold the edge of a circuit card when plugging or unplugging the circuit card. If
you touch another area, you may be exposed to hazardous voltages.
PBX
NEVER TOUCH THE COMPONENTS OR SOLDERED SURFACE WITH BARE HANDS.
CARD FRONT
2. You must wait for 30 seconds before plugging the circuit card again when unplugging the
circuit card while the operating power is being supplied.
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PRECAUTIONS
Turning Power ON
CAUTION
1. When the operating power is being supplied to the PZ-PW121/PZ-PW126 card, do not plug/
unplug this circuit card into/from its mounting slot.
2. When the system is configured with two or more PIMs, the BUS cable is providing gang control for the PZ-PW121/PZ-PW126 card of PIM0 and other PIMs. Therefore, if the power of
PIM0 is off, no power is supplied to the whole system even when the power switches of other
PIMs are left on. Note, however, that the battery charging is continuing even under these
circumstances.
3. Do not turn off the PZ-PW121/PZ-PW126 card on PIM1 to PIM7 when the system is operating.
(1)
Check the switch position of each PZ-PW121/PZ-PW126 card before turning power on.
Make sure that the AC120V/240V selector switch is positioned to the appropriate voltage for each
country (AC120V or AC240V).
NOTE:
PZ-PW126 card does not have this switch.

SW
100 V/120 V
240 V
Make sure that the battery mode selector switch is positioned as shown below to match the kind
of battery being used:
SW101
OFF
1 : Not used
1
2 : ON (SEAL/FLOAT2)
2
OFF (OPEN/FLOAT1)
ON
(2)
Turn the SW1 switches of all the PZ-PW121/PZ-PW126 cards to ON. First, turn ON PIM1 to PIM7.
Then, turn ON PIM0.
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Turning Power OFF

(1)
Before turning power off; inspect all line/trunk cards busy lamps to verify that no cards are
operating.
(2)
Turn the SW1 switches of all the PZ-PW121/PZ-PW126 cards to OFF. First, turn OFF PIM0. Then,
turn OFF PIM1 to PIM7.
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REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
The table below shows the required equipment.
Required Equipment
EQUIPMENT
PZ-M606-A
(ETHER)
DESCRIPTION
Ethernet Control Card
QUANTITY
REMARKS
Mount on PN-CP24-A/
CP24-B/CP24-C/CP24-D
card
One card per MP
Mount on PN-CP27-A/
CP27-B card
One card per MP
PN-32IPLA/
PN-32IPLA-A/
(IP-PAD)
1-8
PN-16VCTA/
PN-16VCTA-A
(16VCT)
16-channel CODEC Card
1-16
IPTRK BUS CA
Set of 3 BUS Cables between IPPAD and 16VCT Cards

Length: 0.1 m (0.33 ft.)
PN-8IPLA
(IP-PAD)
1-8
PZ-24IPLA
(24DSP)
24-channel DSP Card

for 8-channel IP-PAD Card
1-8
PZ-VM02
(VM02)
Internal SIP Server
Used for connection

between WLAN Terminal and PS/Legacy Terminals/Public Network/Tie
Line Network
1-8 sets
For PIM0
One card per system
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REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
Required Equipment
QUANTIT
Y
EQUIPMENT
DESCRIPTION
REMARKS
10BASE-T Cable
(TIA/EIA category
3 or larger)*
100 BASE-TX
Cable (TIA/EIA
category 5)*
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Cable
between ETHER card and Ethernet,
VM02 card and Ethernet,
IP-PAD card and Ethernet
As required
Router*
NOTE:
Cisco Router is recommended.
As required
HUB*
NOTE:
Switching HUB is required for ETHER,

VM02 and IP-PAD.
As required
Access Point (AP)*
NOTE:
UNIVERGE Access
Point is recommended.
As required
Wireless Controller*
NOTE:
UNIVERGE Controller
is recommended.
As required
PN-CFTB
6/10 Party Conference Trunk
N: As required for Group

Call
PN-4DATC
Digital Announcement Trunk
N: As required for
Announcement
Service
Cable length:
Maximum 100 m (328 ft.)
For IP-PAD, 100 BASETX is recommended.
For AP control
*: Should be provided by customer.
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
Install the equipment for the WLAN system according to the procedure shown below.
For installation of the PBX, refer to the Installation Procedure Manual.
Installation Procedure
START
INSTALLATION FOR WLAN
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SET UP OF SIP SERVER
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MOUNTING IP-PAD CARD
NOTE 1
MOUNTING 16VCT CARD
NOTE 1
BUS CABLE CONNECTION

BETWEEN IP-PAD AND
16VCT CARDS
NOTE 1
LAN CABLE CONNECTION OF

IP-PAD CARD
NOTE 1
SET UP OF WLAN TERMINAL
NOTE 2
END
NOTE 1: For this installation procedure, refer to NEAX 2000 IPS System Manual.
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NOTE 2: As for the set up of WLAN terminal, refer to the MH210/MH220/MH250 Setup Guide.
The following shows the parameters to be assigned to each WLAN terminal.
[Parameters to be assigned always]
These parameters should be assigned coincidence with the parameters assigned to the PBX.
- Telephone number assigned by CM1C
Page 62
- SIP domain assigned by CMBC Y=11-13
Page 60
- Auth name for authentication and registration (WLAN Station No.) assigned by CM1C
Page 62
- Auth password for authentication and registration assigned by CM2B Y=00
Page 66
[Parameters to be assigned in accordance with the system operation]
- Network mode (Fixed IP/DHCP)
- IP address of WLAN terminal
- Subnet mask
- Default gateway address
- IP address for registrar server
- IP address for SIP server (SIP proxy server)
- ESSID (Extended Service Set Identifier)
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(1)
Install the ETHER card. Refer to the 2000 IPS System Manual, CHAPTER 2
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE.
ATTENTION
Contents
Static Sensitive
Handling
Precautions Required
(2)
Before mounting the VM02 card, set the switches to the appropriate position.
See CHAPTER 4.
Page 83
(3)
Mount the VM02 card in the LT00 slot of PIM0.
(4)
Connect the LAN connector on the ETHER card and the Router/Switching HUB by using a
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX cable.
(5)
Connect the CN10 connector on the VM02 card and the Router/Switching HUB by using a 10BASET/100BASE-TX cable.
(6)
Connect the LAN and the PC which is used to set up the SIP Server.
NOTE:
The port number of SIP Server (VM02) is fixed to 5060.
WLAN System Configuration Image

2000 IPS
VM02
WIRELESS CONTROLLER
MP
AP1
AP2
PC for SIP Server set up
WLAN TERMINAL
WLAN TERMINAL
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Initial Setting for SIP Server
This procedure explains how to initial setting for SIP Server.
STEP1: Set up the Network of the SIP Server
The default setting of the SIP Server is as follows:
IP Address : 192.168.0.100
Net Mask
: 255.255.255.0
Host Name : aurora
SIP-Server ID : 1
(1)
Login to the SIP Server by telnet command from the connected PC.
(a) Launch telnet on the connected PC.
For Windows XP, click [Start] [All Programs] [Accessories] [Command
Prompt] and enter the commands.
(b) Enter an IP Address of the SIP Server.
>telnet 192.168.0.100
indicates spaces.
(c) Login screen is displayed. Enter admin and press [Enter] key.
aurora login: admin
(d) Enter admin as the password and press [Enter] key.

The entered characters are not displayed.
password:
Connection to host lost is displayed if you do not login within 60 seconds after
displaying Login screen. In that case, do the procedure again from (a).
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(2)
Enter the setting commands.

(a) Enter sudo SP_CONFIG and press [Enter] key.
admin@aurora:$ sudo SP_CONFIG
indicates spaces.
(b) The following message is displayed.
We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System
Administrator. It usually boils down to these two things:
#1) Respect the privacy of others.
#2) Think before you type.
(c) Enter admin as the password and press [Enter] key.

password:
(3)
Set the data of the SIP Server.

(a) Enter an IP Address of the SIP Server and press [Enter] key. (Ex.) 10.40.182.126
VM SIP IP address =:10.40.182.126
(b) Enter a Net Mask of the SIP Server and press [Enter] key. (Ex.) 255.255.255.0
VM SIP Netmask =:255.255.255.0
(c) Enter an IP Address for the default gateway of the SIP Server and press [Enter] key.
(Ex.) 10.40.182.254
VM SIP default gateway =:10.40.182.254
(d) Enter an IP Address of the Name Server (DNS Server) and press [Enter] key.
(Ex.) 10.40.182.126
VM SIP nameserver =:10.40.182.126
NOTE:
When DNS is not set, there is no DNS Server on the Network, enter an IP
Address of the SIP Server.
(e) Enter a host name of the SIP Server and press [Enter] key. (Ex.) sv7000
For host names, only alphabet lower case (a-z) and hyphen (-) can be used. Alphabet
upper case (A-Z) and underbars (_) cannot be used.
VM SIP hostname =:sv7000
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(f) Enter a SIP-ID and press [Enter] key. Assign the SIP-ID in the range of 1-255. (Ex.) 1
VM SIP SIP-ID =:1
(g) Enter an IP Address of PBX and press [Enter] key. (Ex.) 10.40.182.125
2000 IPS IP address =:10.40.182.125
(h) Enter a DRS port number 3456 for PBX and press [Enter] key.
3456 is the default setting.
2000 IPS Drs Port Number =:3456
(i) The following message is displayed when all the items are entered. Confirm the
entered data on the screen. If there is wrong data, you can reenter by pressing C
while pressing Ctrl key.
config finish!
STEP2: Reboot the SIP Server

(a) Enter sudo shutdown -r now and press [Enter] key.
admin@aurora:$ sudo shutdown -r now
indicates spaces.
(b) Enter admin as the password and press [Enter] key.
password:
(c) The following message is displayed and the system is rebooted.

Broadcast message from root (pts/o) FriJan...
The system is going down for reboot now!!
Initial setting for SIP Server is completed.
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Power off the SIP Server

This procedure explains how to power off the SIP Server.
STEP1: Login to SIP Server by telnet command from the connected PC.
For Windows XP, click [Start] [All Programs] [Accessories] [Command Prompt] and
enter the commands.
>telnet 192.168.0.100
indicates spaces.
aurora login: admin

password:
Connection to host lost is displayed if you do not login within 60 seconds after displayed
Login screen. In that case, do the procedure again from (a).
STEP2: Power off the SIP Server.
(a) Enter sudo shutdown -h now and press [Enter] key.
admin@aurora:$ sudo shutdown -h now
indicates spaces.
password:
(c) The following message is displayed.

The system is going down for halt now!!
(d) In a few minutes after commands entered, SWAP lamp on VM02 lights.
Power off the SIP Server is completed.
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Rebooting the SIP Server

This procedure explains how to reboot the SIP Server while operating the system.
NOTE:
Do not reboot the SIP Server if any trunk is busy.
STEP1: Login to the SIP Server by telnet command from the connected PC.
For Windows XP, click [Start] [All Programs] [Accessories] [Command Prompt] and
enter the commands.
>telnet 192.168.0.100
indicates spaces.
aurora login: admin

password:
Connection to host lost is displayed if you do not login within 60 seconds after displaying
Login screen. In that case, do the procedure again from (a).
STEP2: Reboot the SIP Server.
(a) Enter sudo shutdown -r now and press [Enter] key.
admin@aurora:$ sudo shutdown -r now
indicates spaces.
password:
(c) The following message is displayed and the SIP Server is rebooted.
The system is going down for reboot now!!
Rebooting the SIP Server is completed.
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CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM DATA PROGRAMMING
CHAPTER 3
SYSTEM DATA
PROGRAMMING
This chapter explains the programming procedure for providing WLAN to

the system, and also explains the programming procedure of each service
feature available in the WLAN system.
HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER ..............................................

PRECAUTIONS .........................................................................
PROGRAMMING SUMMARY ....................................................
WLAN DATA PROGRAMMING ................................................
WLAN FEATURE PROGRAMMING .........................................
MAINTENANCE DATA PROGRAMMING .................................
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41
44
46
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HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER

In the programming procedure, the meanings of (1), (2) and markings are as follows.
(1)
(2)
: 1st Data
: 2nd Data
: Initial Data
With the system data clear command (CM00, CM01), the data with this marking is automatically assigned for each command.
INITIAL
OFF LINE
: A reset of the MP card is required after data setting.

Press SW1 switch on the MP card.
: Command with this marking can be used only under Off-Line mode of the MP card.
To set Off-Line mode,
(1) Set SW3 on the MP card to 2 or 3.
(2) Press SW1 on the MP card.
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PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS
System Data Backup
CAUTION
If you operate as follows without system data backup after system data setting or service
memory setting (registration of the features such as Call Forwarding and Speed Calling
[Speed Dialing] from a station), the data that has been set is invalid.
You must execute the system data backup before the following operations.
-Turning Off the system
-System Initialization (reset of MP card)
-Changing the MP card to Off-Line Mode
-Changing the MP card to On-Line Mode after system data setting under Off-Line Mode
You can execute the system data backup by the following two ways.
-Executing the system data backup once a day at the time set by CM43 Y=5>00
(If no data is set, the default setting is 3:00 a.m.)
-Executing the system data backup from MAT/CAT by CMEC Y=6>0:0
Do not reset the MP card while SYSD lamp on the MP card is flashing.
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PRECAUTIONS
Office Data Conversion

When upgrading the software of the system from Series 3300 or before to Series 3400 or later, the office
data conversion by CM00>90 is required. The office data that has been converted and the office data in
Series 3400 software or later are incompatible with the software of Series 3300 or before. We recommend
to execute the system data backup before the office data conversion.
NOTE:
START
CM00
When upgrading the software in Retrofit system to Series 3400 or later, convert the office data
using Office Data Converter in the MATWorX CD-ROM and then execute the office data
conversion by CM00>90.
DESCRIPTION
DATA
Execute the office data conversion.

OFF LINE
(1) 90
(2) 0: Start conversion
1: Always displayed after first data 90 is
typed NOTE 1
NOTE 1: When first data 90 is typed, second data 1 is displayed. Also while converting the
office data, 1 is displayed.
NOTE 2: There is no problem even if the office data conversion is executed repeatedly.
END
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PRECAUTIONS
LEN Assignment by CM14

For the setting of LEN by CM14, assign the correct FP/AP number to each FP/AP, referring to the table
below.
/: Available NOTE 1 : Not available
FP/AP No.
00
01-03
04-15
16-19
20-31
32-59
60-63
FP card (PN-CP15)
MP built-in FP
Virtual FP for DtermIP
AP card
Virtual AP (Virtual IPT/

Virtual CSH for WLAN)
Virtual FP for PS Station/

Virtual FP for WLAN
Station
NOTE 2
FP/AP TYPE
NOTE 1: Although FP/AP number marked with is available to use, we recommend FP/AP number
marked with .
NOTE 2: We recommend the setting of the FP number (60-63), when providing 256 PS stations/WLAN
stations or less and setting of the FP number (56-63), when providing 257 PS stations/WLAN
stations or more.
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PROGRAMMING SUMMARY
PROGRAMMING SUMMARY
Program the system data for the WLAN, according to the following procedure.
Initial Set Up of System

START
WLAN DATA PROGRAMMING
IP-PAD DATA ASSIGNMENT
Page 46
NOTE 2
WLAN FEATURE PROGRAMMING
Page 67
MAINTENANCE DATA PROGRAMMING
Page 82
END
NOTE 1: Even if the system does not connect to the destination office via No. 7 CCIS network, you must
assign the following data.
CMA7 Y=01 (Originating Point Code [OPC] Assignment)
(1) 0 (fixed to 0)
(2) 00001: Originating Point Code
When the system connects to the destination office via No. 7 CCIS network, assign the OPC as
shown below.
CMA7 Y=01 (Originating Point Code [OPC] Assignment)
(1) 0 (fixed to 0)
(2) 00001-00254: Originating Point Code 1-254
To make available this data, system initial is needed.
If this data is set during service when opposite offices are added, there is a possibility that
voice and tone between IP stations can not be transmitted.
NOTE 2: At least one IP-PAD card is required for WLAN system. If not, WLAN terminals can not be
called. For IP-PAD Data Assignment, refer to the NEAX 2000 IPS System Manual.
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PROGRAMMING SUMMARY
Replacing WLAN Terminal

When you replace the WLAN Terminal with a new one, moreover assign the same WLAN station number
to the new WLAN Terminal, it is required to delete the WLAN station number registered to the system by
CM1C before assigning the new WLAN Terminal data. Use CM1C as follows.
CM1C
(1) 000-511: Virtual LEN for WLAN station
(2) CCC: Clear
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Virtual CSH and Virtual CS/ZT Data Programming
NOTE 1: Before assigning WLAN Data Programming, refer to NOTE 1 in PROGRAMMING
SUMMARY.
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NOTE 2: Do the following programming after IP-PAD Data Assignment.
START
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM05
Assign the AP number to the Virtual CSH for

WLAN.
INITIAL
NOTE 1: AP number in first data is recommended to be assigned 32-59.
Y=0
(1) 04-15, 20-59: AP No.
(2) 37: Virtual CSH for WLAN
NOTE 2: Maximum 2 Virtual CSH for WLAN

can be assigned.
CM14
Assign the accommodation type of AP to the

AP number assigned by CM05 Y=0.
INITIAL
Y=6
(1) 04-15, 20-59: AP No.
(2) 0: Virtual CSH
Assign the CS/ZT number of Virtual CS/ZT

for WLAN to the required LEN.
(1) XX ZZZ (LEN)

XX : 04-15, 20-59: AP No.
ZZZ: 000-060: Virtual CSH port No.
(Multiple of 4)
(2) EE B XXX
XXX: 000-255 (CS/ZT No.)
NOTE:
The example of setting this data is

shown below.
Example: CM14
(1) 32000
(2) EEB000
CM14
(1) 32004
(2) EEB001
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A
CM14
DESCRIPTION
DATA
NOTE 1: For the port number of virtual CSH set by first data, you can set only the port number that
is a multiple of 4 (000, 004, 008...056, 060).
NOTE 2: The total number of ports of Virtual CSH and other ports used by the system (PIM port/
Virtual PIM port) must not exceed 512 ports.
NOTE 3: Do not duplicate the CS/ZT number set by CM14>EEBXXX and the CS/ZT number set by
CM14>EE3XXX/CM14>EEAXXX.
NOTE 4: When more than one Virtual CS/ZT is registered for one Virtual CSH, accommodating
ports have to be assigned sequentially beginning with the lowest port number.
NOTE 5: When 16 or less Virtual CSs/ZTs are registered for one SIP server, they have to be registered with one Virtual CSH. When 17 or more Virtual CSs/ZTs are registered, they have to
be registered sequentially beginning with the Virtual CSH that is assigned to the lowest
control block number by CMBC Y=02.
NOTE 6: The maximum number of virtual CSs/ZTs for WLAN controlled by the SIP server is as
follows.
When using Series 3600 software or Series 3700 R12.1 software: Maximum 20
When using Series 3700 R12.1 software or later: Maximum 32
NOTE 7: If the CS/ZT number is changed or cleared by this command, all Virtual CS/ZT data assigned by CMAD changes to each initial data. Assign again all Virtual CS/ZT data by
CMAD.
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CMAD
Assign a PAD data to each Virtual CS/ZT, if required.

NOTE 1: When you assign a PAD data for Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN, assign the
identical PAD data for all Virtual
CS/ZT for WLAN.
Y=01/08/09/10/20 Connecting Patterns

(1) 000-255: Virtual CS/ZT No.
(2) See the following table:
NOTE 2: The specification of the WLAN terminal determines whether the PAD
control is available or not.
PAD DATA (T/R)
2ND DATA
Y=08
Y=01
(Virtual CS/
(Virtual CS/
ZT-DTI/BRT/
ZT-COT/ODT/
PRT/CCT/
DID/IPT)
Virtual IPT)
Y=09
(Virtual CS/
ZT-LC/DLC/
ILC)
Y=10
(Virtual CS/
ZT-CSI)
Y=20
(Virtual CS/
ZT-CFT)
00
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
01
0/+3
0/+3
0/+3
0/+3
0/+3
02
0/+6
0/+6
0/+6
0/+6
0/+6
03
0/3
0/3
0/3
0/3
0/3
04
+3/+3
+3/+3
+3/+3
+3/+3
+3/+3
05
+3/+6
+3/+6
+3/+6
+3/+6
+3/+6
06
+3/3
+3/3
+3/3
+3/3
+3/3
07
3/3
3/3
3/3
3/3
3/3
08
+3/0
+3/0
+3/0
+3/0
+3/0
09
+6/0
+6/0
+6/0
+6/0
+6/0
10
3/0
3/0
3/0
3/0
3/0
11
3/0
3/0
3/0
3/0
3/0
12
0/3
0/3
0/3
0/3
0/3
13
0/6
0/6
0/6
0/6
0/6
15
0/0
0/0
0/+6
0/+6
0/0
T: Transmitter (WLAN terminal to Virtual CS/ZT) PAD (dB)/R: Receiver (Virtual CS/ZT to WLAN
terminal) PAD (dB)
+: Gain
: Loss
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DESCRIPTION
CMAD
Assign the location number for all Virtual CSs/

ZTs registered to the SIP server.
NOTE:
CM67
DATA
When assigning the location number

for Virtual CSs/ZTs, assign the identical location number for all the Virtual CSs/ZTs.
Specify the CODEC list which is used to negotiate the CODEC type and payload size between location groups to each location number
assigned by CMAD Y=29.
NOTE 1: Depending on the WLAN terminal,
the CODEC type and the payload
size are restricted (See below).
TERMINAL CODEC
TYPE
MH210/
MH220/
MH250
PAYLOAD SIZE
G.711
20 ms./30 ms./40 ms.
G.729a
20 ms./30 ms./40 ms.
NOTE 2: This data setting is valid for the

voice packets that are sent to the
group that is set to ZZ in the first
data from the group that is set to
XX in the first data.
NOTE 3: The setting of small payload size is
effective for the voice quality measures in general, but the used bandwidth becomes bigger. Set the
payload size considering the available bandwidth in the network.
Y=29
(1) 000-255: CS/ZT No.
(2) 00-63 : Location No. 00-63
NONE : Location No. 00
Y=00
(1) XX ZZ
XX: 00-63: Location No. of group
ZZ : 00-63: Location No. of group
(2) 0-3
: CODEC List 0-3
(As per CM42)
NONE : See below.
CODEC type
Payload size
Priority 1 G.711*
40 ms.
Priority 2 G.729a
40 ms.
Priority 3 G.723.1 (6.3k) 30 ms.
Priority 4 G.723.1 (5.3k) 30 ms.
*A-law/-law depends on the SW2-1 on
PN-CP24-A/PN-CP24-B/PN-CP24-C/
PN-CP24-D/PN-CP27-A/PN-CP27-B or
the Key ROM (SP-3722 IPS KYUS
PROG-A1) on PN-CP31-A/PN-CP31-B/
PN-CP31-C/PN-CP31-D
*For EU:
A-law/-law depends on CM04 Y=10/
11-40 and the SW2-1 on PN-CP24-A/
PN-CP24-B/PN-CP24-C/PN-CP24-D/
PN-CP27-A/PN-CP27-B or the Key ROM
(SP-3722 IPS KYUS PROG-A1) on
PN-CP31-A/PN-CP31-B/PN-CP31-C/
PN-CP31-D
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM67
Specify the PAD data between location groups

to each location number assigned by CMAD
Y=29.
Y=02
(1) XX ZZ
(2) TT RR
TT (Transmit): 00 -08, 81-88
RR (Receive) : 00 -08, 81-88
NOTE 1: See below.
2nd Data
PAD Data [dB]
00
0 dB
01/81
+2 dB/2 dB
02/82
+4 dB/4 dB
03/83
+6 dB/6 dB
04/84
+8 dB/8 dB
05/85
+10 dB/10 dB
06/86
+12 dB/12 dB
07/87
+14 dB/14 dB
08/88
+16 dB/16 dB
+: Gain
: Loss
NOTE 1: When setting the PAD data for gaining to high value, the echo and
howling may occur.
NOTE 2: This data setting is valid to the
group that is set to XX in the first
data.
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DESCRIPTION
CM67
Specify the type of tone for each area/country

where the location is set to each location number assigned by CMAD Y=29.
NOTE:
DATA
Second data 16 to 26 are

available only for EU.
Y=13
(1) 00-63: Location No.
(2) 01: Japan
02: North America
03: Australia
04: A-law countries
05: Hong Kong
06: Malaysia
07: Singapore
08: UK
09: Mexico
10: Taiwan
11: New Zealand
13: China
14: Thailand
15: Brazil
16: Netherlands
17: Germany
18: Italy
19: Austria
20: Belgium
21: Spain
22: Sweden
23: UK
24: Denmark
25: Greece
26: Switzerland
27: South Africa
NONE : Depends on Nation Code
(CM31 Y=0>0)
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM67
Specify the Type of Service (TOS) field precedence of the control packet for the Virtual CS/
ZT-to-system to each location number assigned by CMAD Y=29.
Y=14
(2) 0-7
: PRECEDENCE 0-7 for control
packet
NONE : 6
NOTE 1: The TOS between the Virtual CS/ZT

and the system is determined by this
data setting.
NOTE 2: The Diffserv Code Point (DSCP) set
by CM67 Y=15 is invalid when this
data is set.
Specify the DiffServ Code Point (DSCP) of the
control packet for Virtual CSs/ZTs to each location number assigned by CMAD Y=29.
NOTE:
The TOS field precedence set by

CM67 Y=14 is invalid when this
data is set.
Assign the IP-PAD group number to the location number assigned by CMAD Y=29.
NOTE:
This data is available only for the

IP-PAD.
Specify the priority of the IP-PAD channel to

the location number assigned by CMAD
Y=29. NOTE 2, NOTE 3
NOTE 1: When no 16VCT card is mounted,
set the 2nd data to 00 or 02.
Y=15
(2) 00-FF : DSCP of control packet for
Virtual CS/ZT
NONE : C0
Y=18
(2) 00-31 : IP-PAD Group No.
NONE : IP-PAD Group No. 00
Y=19
(2) 00
: Give priority to IP-PAD channel
without 16VCT
01
: Give priority to IP-PAD channel
with 16VCT
02
: Use only IP-PAD channel without 16VCT
NONE : Use only IP-PAD channel with
16VCT or PN-8IPLA
NOTE 2: When using only PN-8IPLA (IP-PAD) card in the system, follow the initial data setting.
When using PN-8IPLA (IP-PAD) card and PN-32IPLA/PN-32IPLA-A (IP-PAD) card in
the system, you must not set the second data to 02 (use only IP-PAD channel without
16VCT). PN-8IPLA card is equal to the IP-PAD channel with 16 VCT.
G
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CM67
DESCRIPTION
DATA
NOTE 3: When using the IP-PAD (PN-32IPLA/PN-32IPLA-A) with CODEC/IP-PAD (PN-32IPLA/

PN-32IPLA-A) without CODEC for the location number of Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN, specify the IP-PAD group number by CM67 Y=18 and specify the priority of the IP-PAD channel by CM67 Y=19.
1. Assign the IP-PAD group number for each location number for Virtual CS/ZT for WLAN
(assigned by CMAD Y=29) by CM67 Y=18.
2. Confirm whether there is an IP-PAD channel that uses 16VCT in the IP-PAD group assigned by CM67 Y=18. Assign the priority of the IP-PAD channel by CM67 Y=19 to
specify the IP-PAD channel automatically.
Give priority to IP-PAD
channel without 16VCT
(CM67 Y=19>00-63:00)
Give priority to IP-PAD

channel with
16VCT or PN-8IPLA
(CM67 Y=19>00-63:01)
Is there
any IP-PAD
channel with
16VCT
in the IPPAD group?
Is there
any IP-PAD
channel without
16VCT
in the IP-PAD
group?
No
Yes
Not use IP-PAD

channel
Is there
any IP-PAD
channel without
16VCT
in the IP-PAD
group?
No
Yes
Use only IP-PAD

channel with
16VCT or PN-8IPLA
(CM67 Y=19>00-63:
NONE)
Is there
any IP-PAD
channel with
16VCT
in the IPPAD group?
No
Yes
Is there
any IP-PAD
channel without
16VCT
in the IPPAD group?
Is there
any IP-PAD
channel with
16VCT
in the IP-PAD
group?
No
No
Yes
Use only IP-PAD

channel without 16VCT
(CM67 Y=19>00-63:02)
Yes
Yes
Use IP-PAD
channel with
16VCT
No
Use IP-PAD
channel without
16VCT
Not use IP-PAD

channel
Use IP-PAD
channel without
16VCT
Use IP-PAD
channel with
16VCT
When all IP-PAD channels are used, the system restricts the connection.
IP-PAD channels will be periodically used from younger number.
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM67
Specify the limit bandwidth for the traffic between location groups to each location number
assigned by CMAD Y=29.
Y=90
(1) XX ZZ
(2) 00000-65534: 0 Kbps-65534 Kbps
NOTE 1
NONE
: 100000 Kbps (100 Mbps)
NOTE 1: Set the bandwidth for voice packets. The available bandwidth minus the bandwidth for
control packets (40 Kbps) is the bandwidth for voice packets.
If the reflection speed of terminals such as button reflection becomes slower by setting the
value above-mentioned, set the bandwidth for voice packets to the value with the bandwidth for control packets supposed as more than 40 Kbps.
NOTE 2: Assign the value that exceeds the warning bandwidth set by CM67 Y=92.
Specify the action when the traffic between
location groups exceeds the limit bandwidth
assigned by CM67 Y=90.
Y=91
(1) XX ZZ
(2) 0 : Restrict the connection between location groups
3 : Keep the connection between location
groups
Specify the warning bandwidth for the traffic

between location groups to each location number assigned by CMAD Y=29.
Y=92
(1) XX ZZ
(2) 00000-65534: 0 Kbps-65534 Kbps
NONE
: 100000 Kbps (100 Mbps)
NOTE:
Assign the value that does not exceed the limit bandwidth set by CM67 Y=90.
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM42
Specify the original CODEC list to the system,

if required.
To provide the original CODEC list, assign the
CODEC type and payload size to CODEC list
0-3.
(1) 100-103: Priority 1-4 in CODEC list 0

120-123: Priority 1-4 in CODEC list 1
(2) 01
: G.711 -law 64k
02
: G.711 A-law 64k
03
: G.723.1 (5.3/6.3k)
04
: G.729a
NONE : No data
(1) 110-113: Priority 1-4 in CODEC list 0
(2) 01-04 : 10 ms.-40 ms. NOTE 1
NONE : Depends on CODEC type
(40 ms. [G.711]/
30 ms. [G.723.1]/
10 ms. [G.729a])
NOTE 1: The following payload size can be assigned for each CODEC type.
G.711 : 10 ms./20 ms./30 ms./40 ms. (Initial: 40 ms.)
G.723.1 : 30 ms. fixed (Initial: 30 ms.)
G.729a : 10 ms./20 ms./30 ms./40 ms. (Initial: 10 ms.)
NOTE 2: When no 16VCT card is mounted, the CODEC type is fixed to G.711 and the payload size
is fixed to 40 ms.
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CM42
DESCRIPTION
DATA
NOTE 3: The maximum number of voice channels per IP-PAD is based on the payload size as shown
below.
For PN-32IPLA/PN-32IPLA-A+PN-16VCTA/PN-16VCTA-A
PAYLOAD
SIZE
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF VOICE CHANNELS PER IP-PAD

G.729a
G.711
G.723.1
10 ms.
12
12
20 ms.
20
20
30 ms.
30
30
24
40 ms.
32
32
When no 16 VCT card is mounted, the CODEC type is fixed to G.711 and the payload size
is fixed to 40 ms.
For PN-8IPLA+PZ-24IPLA
PAYLOAD
SIZE
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF VOICE CHANNELS PER IP-PAD

G.729a
G.711
G.723.1
10 ms.
20
20
20 ms.
32
32
30 ms.
32
32
24
40 ms.
32
32
When only PN-8IPLA card is mounted, the maximum number of voice channels per IPPAD is fixed to 8-channel.
NOTE 4: When the payload size setting differs from that for the opposite IP-PAD, the shorter size is
adopted.
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DESCRIPTION
CMA7
Assign an Original Point Code (OPC).

INITIAL
NOTE:
DATA
Y=01
(1) 0 (fixed to 0)
(2) 00001-00254: Original Point Code
Even if the system does not connect to the destination office via No. 7 CCIS network, you
must assign the second data 00001.
When the system connects to the destination office via No. 7 CCIS network, assign the
second data 00001-00254.
END
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SIP Server Data Programming

START
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CMBC
Associate the SIP Server with Virtual CSH for

WLAN.
Y=02
(1) 001 XX
001: SIP Server ID
XX: 00, 01: Virtual CSH Control Block No.
(2) 04-15, 20-59: AP No. assigned by CM05
Y=0
NOTE 1: We recommend the AP number of

second data is set to 32-59.
NOTE 2: Maximum 16 Virtual CSs/ZTs can be
controlled per Virtual CSH. Therefore, when controlling more than 16
Virtual CSs/ZTs, assign 2 Virtual
CSH Control Block No. (00, 01) to
the AP number of Virtual CSH for
WLAN.
Example: CMBC Y=02
(1) 00100
(2) 32
CMBC Y=02
(1) 00101
(2) 33
NOTE 3: This command is effective after rebooting the SIP server. For the way
of rebooting the SIP server, refer to
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A
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A
CMBC
DESCRIPTION
DATA
Specify whether the authentication for each

call is allowed.
NOTE 1: For normal operation, be sure to set
the second data to 1 (Allowed) to restrict the unauthorized connection.
Y=05
(1) 001: SIP server ID
(2) 0 : Restricted
1 : Allowed
NOTE 2: When the second data is set to 0,

the authentication is allowed only in
WLAN terminal registration.
When the second data is set to 1,
the authentication is allowed in both
WLAN terminal registration and
making call from WLAN terminal.
NOTE 3: This command is effective after rebooting the SIP server. For the way
of rebooting the SIP server, refer to
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B
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CMBC
Assign the domain name for the WLAN station

with the character code.
Y=11 Domain Name (First 12 characters)

(1) 000-063: Domain Name No. assigned by
CM1D Y=30
(2) Character Code: 24 digits (12 characters)
NOTE 2
NONE : No data
See Character Code Table.
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NOTE 1: Maximum 64 domain names can be

registered per system.
NOTE 2: When the domain name is shorter
than 24 digits, pad the blank digit
positions with FF so as to ensure the
domain name length is 24 digits.
NOTE 3: When the domain name is shorter
than 16 digits, pad the blank digit
positions with FF so as to ensure the
domain name length is 16 digits.
NOTE 4: The domain name set by this command is required to set to the WLAN
terminal.
Confirm the character and digits of
character code set to WLAN terminal.
NOTE 5: You can confirm the domain name
set by this command with CMBC
Y=10.
Specify the domain names that are controlled
by the SIP Server.
NOTE:
Maximum 64 domain names for

WLAN station can be controlled by
the SIP Server.
Y=12 Domain Name (Middle 12 characters)

CM1D Y=30
NOTE 2
NONE : No data
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Y=13 Domain Name (Last 8 characters)
CM1D Y=30
NOTE 3
NONE : No data
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Y=14
CM1D Y=30
(2) 001
: SIP Server ID
NONE : No data
END
To confirm the domain name for a WLAN station assigned by CMBC Y=11/12/13;
START
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CMBC
Read the domain name assigned to the WLAN

station.
Y=10
(1) 000-063: Domain Name No.
(2) Domain Name (Maximum 32 characters)
END
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Character Code Table

X: Upper digit Y: Lower digit
X
&
<
>
Example: To set John, do the following operation.

4A 6F 68 6E
J o h n
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WLAN Station Data Programming

START
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM1C
Assign a WLAN station number to the Virtual

LEN for WLAN station.
(1) 000-511: Virtual LEN for WLAN Station

(2) X-XXXXXXXX: WLAN Station No.
NOTE 1: Set the WLAN terminal number as

the second data of this command
(e.g. A200).
NOTE 2: Do not include # in WLAN station
number.
CM1D
Specify the terminal type of the WLAN station

to PHS.
Y=14
assigned by CM1C
(2) 0: PHS
Specify the terminal type of the WLAN station.
Y=15
assigned by CM1C
(2) 04: WLAN Terminal
Assign the domain name number to each

WLAN station number.
Y=30
assigned by CM1C
(2) 000-063: Domain Name No. for WLAN
Station
NOTE 1: For the domain name No. to be set to

the second data, set the identical domain name No. that is assigned to
the first data of CMBC Y=10-13.
NOTE 2: For WLAN station data, assign the
domain name of the domain name
No. set by this command.
NOTE 3: When this command is set/changed
while the SIP server is operating,
the change notice by CM1D Y=33
second data 0 is required.
A
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A
CM1D
DESCRIPTION
DATA
Specify whether the digest authentication of

WLAN station is allowed or not.
NOTE 1: When not providing the digest authentication, be sure to set the second data to 03 (Restricted).
Y=32
assigned by CM1C
(2) 02 : Allowed
03 : Restricted
15 : Allowed
NOTE 2: To operate the digest authentication,

setting users name and password
for WLAN terminal is required.
Set the WLAN station number assigned by CM1C for users name.
Set the password assigned by CM2B
Y=00 for password.
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NOTE 3: When this command is set/changed
while the SIP server is operating,
the change notice by CM1D Y=33
second data 0 is required.
CM12
Assign Service Restriction Class A to each

WLAN station No.
Y=02
assigned by CM1C
(2) XX ZZ
XX: 00-15 : Service Restriction Class A
CM15
Restrict Roaming service to the WLAN terminal.
Y=117
(1) 00-15: Service Restriction Class A assigned by CM12 Y=02
(2) 1 : Restricted
Specify the kind of the terminal as the WLAN

terminal.
Y=121
(2) 1 : WLAN terminal (excluding Roaming
PS)
Restrict Calling Name Display to the WLAN

terminal.
Y=123
(1) 00-15: Service Restriction Class A
assigned by CM12 Y=02
(2) 1 : Not Available
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM08
Assign the ringing signal for Station to Station

connection to internal ringing.
(1) 138
(2) 0 : External Ringing
1 : Internal Ringing
CM35
Assign the ringing signal for station on incoming C.O./Tie line calls to external ringing.
Y=33
(1) 00-63: Trunk Route No.
(2) 2 : Internal Ringing
3 : External Ringing
END
Execute the data programming below to inform that the WLAN station setting has been changed to the SIP
server in operation.
START
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM1D
Inform that the WLAN station setting has been

changed to the SIP server in operation.
Y=33
(1) X-XXXXXXXX: WLAN Station No. assigned by CM1C
(2) 0 : Carry out the terminal data (CM1D
Y=30, 31, 32) change
1 : Carry out the password change
(CM2B Y=00)
2 : Possible to assign (failed to show last
time)
3 : Possible to assign (succeeded to show
last time)
NOTE 1: When the settings of CM1D Y=30,

31, 32 or CM2B Y=00 are changed,
be sure to set this command.
NOTE 2: While this command is being executed, WAIT, BUSY NOW is displayed.
NOTE 3: The second data displays 3 when
the change notice has succeeded.
The second data displays 2 when
the change notice has failed. Turn
on the WLAN terminal again.
END
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WLAN Virtual Station Data Programming

START
DESCRIPTION
CM05
Assign an AP number control for the WLAN

virtual station.
INITIAL
Y=0
(1) 56-63: AP No.
(2) 00: AP for WLAN Virtual Station
Assign the accommodation type of AP to the

AP number assigned by CM05 Y=0.
INITIAL
Y=6
(1) 56-63: AP No.
(2) 3 : AP for WLAN Virtual Station
Assign a site number and Virtual PIM number.

INITIAL
Y=8
(1) 56-63: AP No.
(2) 00 XX
XX: 08-11, 14, 15: Virtual PIM number
Assign a WLAN virtual station number to the

required LEN.
(1) XX ZZZ (LEN)

XX : 56-63: FP No.
ZZZ: 000-063: Port No.
(2) X-XXXXXXXX: WLAN Virtual Station
No.
CM14
NOTE:
DATA
Do not assign the same station number to the WLAN virtual station
number and WLAN station number
assigned by CM1C.
CM12

WLAN virtual station No.
Y=02
No. assigned by CM14
(2) XX ZZ
CM15
Restrict Roaming service to the WLAN terminal.
Y=117
(2) 1 : Restricted
NOTE:
CM15 Y=117 should be set to 1

Restricted.
Specify the kind of the terminal as the WLAN

terminal.
Y=121
(2) 1 : WLAN terminal (excluding Roaming
PS)
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM15
Restrict Calling Name Display to the WLAN

terminal.
Y=123
(2) 1 : Not Available
CM5A
Associate the WLAN virtual station number

and the WLAN station number.
Y=10
assigned by CM1C
CM20
Assign the number of digits for WLAN virtual

station number.
Y=0-3 Numbering Plan Group 0-3

(1) X-XXXX: Access Code
(2) 801-808: 1-8 digits Station
CM42
Specify the number of digits for Password for

digest authentication of WLAN station.
(1) 73
(2) 01-08 : 1 digit-8 digits
NONE : 4 digits
CM2B
Assign the Password of the digest authentication of WLAN station to the system.
Y=00
assigned by CM14
(2) Z-ZZZZZZZZ: Password for digest authentication
Z
: 0-9, A (*), B (#)
NONE : No data
NOTE 1: When the initial data is set to

NONE, the password is set to
0000.
NOTE 2: After assign this command while
SIP server is operating, be sure to
report changing the SIP server assigned by CM1D Y=33 second data
1.
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Page 72
Call Forwarding-PS out of Cell (Zone)
Page 73
DTMF Signal Sender
Page 75
Group Call-Automatic Conference (6/10-party)
Page 76
Page 78
Page 80
Voice Mail Indication
Page 81
Page 68
For the following feature, no programming is required after the WLAN data is programmed.
For WLAN data programming, see PROGRAMMING SUMMARY in this chapter.
Page 44
Handover
For the programming of the following feature, refer to Feature Programming Manual.
Group Call by Pilot Number Dialing
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START
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM14
Assign a Digital Announcement Trunk (DAT)

card number to the required LEN.
NOTE 1: The DAT card number must be assigned to the first LEN (Level 0), the
third LEN (Level 2), the fifth LEN
(Level 4), and the seventh LEN (Level 6) of each LT slot.
NOTE 2: EB000 and EB001 are dedicated to
built-in Digital Announcement
Trunk of MP card.
(1) XX ZZZ (LEN)

XX : 00-59: FP No.
(2) EB002-EB127: Digital Announcement
Trunk Card No.
For FP No. 00 : EB002-EB031
NONE
: No data
CM12
Assign a tenant number to a WLAN virtual station number.
Y=04
(2) 00-63: Tenant 00-63
CM08
Specify whether RBT is sent when the called

WLAN terminal is out of cell (zone) or the
power is off.
(1) 503
(2) 0 : Not sent
1 : To send
NOTE:
CM41
CM08>503 is effective only for Station-to-Station call.
Provide PS (WLAN terminal) No-Answer feature.
(1) 504
(2) 0: Available
Specify the type of No-Answer Timer.
(1) 085
(2) 0 : No-Answer timer (CM41 Y=0>86)
1 : No-Answer timer (CM41 Y=0>01)
Specify the message reply timer for

Announcement-PS (WLAN terminal) No
Answer.
Y=0
(1) 01
(2) 01-30: 4-120 seconds
(4 second increments)
If no data is set, the default setting is 32-36 seconds.
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DESCRIPTION
A
CM41
DATA
Specify the duration of message for

Answer.
Y=0
(1) 75
(2) 01-99: 4-396 seconds
If no data is set, the default setting is 116-120
seconds.
Specify the duration of message for

Announcement-PS (WLAN terminal) Out of
Cell (Zone)/PS (WLAN terminal) Power Off.
Y=0
(1) 84
(2) 01-99: 4-396 seconds
If no data is set, the default setting is 116-120
seconds.

Answer.
Y=0
(1) 86
(2) 01-99: 4-396 seconds
NOTE:
CM41 Y=0>01 is effective only

when CM08>085 is set to 0.

Announcement-PS (WLAN terminal) Out of
Cell (Zone)/PS (WLAN terminal) Power Off.
NOTE:
CM48
When the second data is set to the

short value, WLAN terminal cannot
receive calls because the WLAN terminal is disconnected even if the
WLAN terminal is idle.
Provide the Announcement Service.
Y=0
(1) 85
(2) 01-99: 4-396 seconds
Y=5
(1) 00: PS (WLAN Terminal) No-Answer
02: PS (WLAN Terminal) Out of Cell
(Zone)/PS (WLAN Terminal) Power
Off
(2) 0500: To provide
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CM49
DESCRIPTION
DATA
Assign the function for each Digital

Announcement Trunk.
Y=00
(1) 002-127: Digital Announcement Trunk
Card No. (EB002-EB127)
(2) 1300-1363: PS (WLAN Terminal) No
Answer Message Group No.
00-63
1500-1563: PS (WLAN Terminal) Out of
Cell (Zone)/PS (WLAN Terminal) Power Off Message Group
No. 00-63
Assign the message group for PS (WLAN

terminal) No Answer to each tenant.
Y=10
(1) 00-63: Tenant No. assigned by CM12 Y=04
(2) 00-63: Message Group No.
Assign the message group for PS (WLAN

terminal) Out of Cell (Zone)/PS (WLAN
terminal) Power Off to each tenant.
Y=12
(1) 00-63: Tenant No. assigned by CM12 Y=04
(2) 00-63: Message Group No.
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To record/replay/delete a message:
C
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM12
Assign Service Restriction Class A to a certain

WLAN virtual station/station.
Y=02 Service Restriction Class A

(1) X-XXXXXXXX: Station No.
For WLAN Terminal; WLAN Virtual
Station No. assigned
by CM14
(2) XX ZZ
CM15
Allow Service Restriction Class A for Announcement Service.
Y=33 Digital Announcement Trunk

Access: Record/Replay/Delete
(2) 1 : Allow
CM20
Assign the access codes to record/replay/delete

the message.

(2) A100: Record
A101: Replay
A102: Delete
END
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM51
Assign the destination VMS station for Call

Forwarding-Not Available.
Y=20
(1) 00-63: Tenant No. of Virtual Station
(2) X-XXXXXXXX: VMS Station No.
CM20
Assign the access code to set/cancel Call Forwarding when the incoming call is not available, and set the access code to replay the
message.

(2) A189: Call Forwarding-Not Available Set
A190: Call Forwarding-Not Available
Cancel
A191: Call Forwarding-Not Available Replay
CM48
Specify whether confirmation of message existence by Special Dial Tone is available or

not.
If the second data is set to 0, the Special Dial
Tone is sent when a message exists.
Y=2
(1) 12: Confirmation by Dial Tone
(2) 0 : Available
1 : Not available
CM12

WLAN station.

(2) XX ZZ
CM15
Allow Service Restriction Class A for Call

Y=115 Call Forwarding-Not Available

(2) 1 : Allow
END
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Call Forwarding-PS Out of Cell (Zone)

DESCRIPTION
START
DATA
CM12
Assign Service Restriction Class C to the required WLAN virtual stations.
Y=07
(2) 00-15 : Service Restriction Class C
CM15
Allow Call Forwarding-PS (WLAN terminal)

Out of Cell (Zone) in Service Restriction Class
C assigned by CM12 Y=07.
Y=481
(1) 00-15: Service Restriction Class C
(2) 03 : Allow
CM29
Assign a Numbering Plan Group number to

each tenant.
(1) 00-63: Tenant No.

(2) 710-713: Numbering Plan Group 0-3
CM20
Assign the access code for Call Forwarding-PS

(WLAN terminal) Out of Cell (Zone), which is
used to set from WLAN terminal, Set and Cancel, respectively.

(2) A241: Call Forwarding-PS (WLAN Terminal) Out of Cell (Zone) Set
A242: Call Forwarding-PS (WLAN Terminal) Out of Cell (Zone) Cancel
CM35
To apply this feature to incoming calls, set the

trunk route combinations for Tandem connection.
Y=05
(1) 00-63: Trunk Route No. NOTE
(2) 1 : Release signal arrives NOTE
NOTE:
For Resident System Programming,

refer to the Command Manual.
CM36
Allow the trunk-to-trunk connection.
Y=0
(1) Incoming Trunk Route No. + Outgoing
Trunk Route No. assigned by CM35 Y=05
(2) 0: Allow
CM08
Specify that the RBT is not sent when the

called WLAN terminal is out of cell (zone) or
the power is off.
(1) 503
(2) 0: Not sent
NOTE:
CM08>503 is effective only for

Station-to-Station call.
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM41
Specify the timer for a distinction whether the

called WLAN terminal is out of cell (zone)/
power is off, or not.
Y=0
(1) 85
(2) 01-99: 4-396 seconds
CME6
When setting the destination of Call Forwarding-PS (WLAN terminal) Out of Cell (Zone)
from MAT/CAT, set the destination to the
WLAN virtual station number assigned by
CM14.
Y=06
(2) Destination No.:
X-XXXXXXXX: Station No.
E000: Attendant Console
YY...Y: Outgoing Trunk Access Code (1-4
digits) + , + Called No. (Maximum 26 digits)
CM12

WLAN virtual station.

(2) XX ZZ
CM15
Allow Service Restriction Class A for Call

Y=115 Call Forwarding-Not Available

(2) 1 : Allow
When setting the destination of Call Forwarding-PS (WLAN Terminal) Out of Cell (Zone)
by the soft key, set Set on a WLAN station basis.
Y=204
(2) 0: Set on a WLAN station basis
END
NOTE:
When setting the Digital Announcement Trunk (DAT) as the destination of Call Forwarding-PS
(WLAN terminal) Out of Cell (Zone), set the data for Announcement-PS No Answer/Announcement-PS Out of Cell (Zone).
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DTMF Signal Sender

START
DESCRIPTION
CM35
Specify the DTMF signal width.
Y=26
(2) 0 : 64 ms.
1 : 128 ms.
CM35
Specify available timing to send DTMF

signals after call origination from a WLAN
terminal by CM35 Y=45 or CM35 Y=46 or
CM41 Y=0>27. Only the shortest value data
becomes effective among the above.
CM35 Y=45
DP Sender Release Timing
(2) 0 : 2 seconds
1 : 4 seconds
2 : 6 seconds
3 : 8 seconds
4 : 12 seconds
5 : 14 seconds
6 : 16 seconds
7 : 10 seconds
CM41
DATA
CM35 Y=46
DTMF Sender Release Timing
(2) 0 : 2 seconds
1 : 4 seconds
2 : 6 seconds
3 : 8 seconds
4 : 12 seconds
5 : 14 seconds
6 : 16 seconds
7 : 10 seconds
NOTE:
The time between when a call is

originated and when the DTMF
Sender Release is available depends
on the value of DP Sender Release
Timing (CM35 Y=45), DTMF Sender Release Timing (CM35 Y=46) or
Interdigit Pause on Outgoing Call
(CM41 Y=0>27) when WLAN terminal is busy.
CM41 Y=0
(1) 27: Interdigit Pause on Outgoing Call
(2) 03-14: 3-14 seconds
(1 second increment)
If no data is set, the default setting is 7 seconds.
END
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Group Call-Automatic Conference (6/10-Party)

This feature is not available because the conference card (CFTB) is not available any more.
START
DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM14
Assign a Conference Trunk card number to the

required LEN.
INITIAL
(1) XX ZZZ (LEN)

XX : 00-59: FP No.
(2) ED00-ED03: Conference Trunk Card No.
CM56
Assign the stations that belong to each paging

group, and their number within the group. A
maximum of 9 stations can be paged simultaneously except the conference leader.
Y=00-07
Simultaneous Paging Group 0-7
(1) 00-15: Serial No. within the Group
by CM14
NOTE 1: Single line telephones, Dterms, PSs

and WLAN terminals can be assigned as the station within the
group.
A Virtual-line assigned by CM11
cannot be used.
NOTE 2: One station can belong to multiple
groups.
CM12
Assign Service Restriction Class A to each station.
Y=02
by CM14
(2) XX ZZ
CM15
Allow Service Restriction Class A to page the

conference.
Y=119
(2) 0: Allow
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DESCRIPTION
A
CM20
DATA
Assign the access code of paging groups for

Group Call-Automatic Conference (6/10Party).
A207: Simultaneous Paging Group 7

for 6/10 Party
A210: Re-participation Group 0
for 6/10 Party
Even if an extension does not belong

to the conference group, the extension can page the conference group,
and can re-participate in the conference if there is an idle circuit on the
Conference Trunk.
NOTE:
Y=0-3 Tenant Group No.

(2) A200: Simultaneous Paging Group 0
for 6/10 Party
A217: Re-participation Group 7

for 6/10 Party
CM90
Assign a Group Call-Automatic Conference

(6/10-Party) key of each paging group to the
Dterm, if required.
NOTE:

to the conference group, the extension can page the conference group,
and can re-participate in the conference if there is an idle circuit on the
Conference Trunk.
Y=00
(1) X-XXXXXXXX: My Line No. + , +
Key No.
(2) F0B00: Simultaneous Paging Group 0
for 6/10 Party
F0B07: Simultaneous Paging Group 7
for 6/10 Party
F0B10: Re-participation Group 0
for 6/10 Party
F0B17: Re-participation Group 7

for 6/10 Party
CM41
Specify the duration of simultaneous paging.
Y=0
(1) 95
(2) 01-99: 4-396 seconds
END
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DESCRIPTION
DATA
CM56
Assign the stations that belong to each paging

group, and their number within the group. A
maximum of 9 stations can be paged simultaneously except the conference leader.
Y=00-07
Simultaneous Paging Group 0-7
(1) 00-15: Serial No. within the Group
by CM14
NOTE 1: Single line telephones, Dterms, PSs

and WLAN terminals can be assigned as the station within the
group.
A Virtual-line assigned by CM11
cannot be used.
NOTE 2: One station can belong to multiple
groups.
CM12
Assign Service Restriction Class A to each station.
Y=02
by CM14
(2) XX ZZ
CM15
Allow Service Restriction Class A to page the

conference.
Y=119
(2) 0: Allow
CM20
Assign the access code of paging groups for

Group Call-2 Way Calling.
Y=0-3 Tenant Group No.

(2) A220: Simultaneous Paging Group 0
for Group Call-2 Way Calling
NOTE:

to the conference group, the extension can page the conference group.
A227: Simultaneous Paging Group 7

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DESCRIPTION
A
CM90
DATA
Assign the Group Call-2 Way Calling key of

each paging group to the Dterm, if required.
NOTE:

to the conference group, the extension can page the conference group.
Y=00
(1) X-XXXXXXXX: My Line No. + , +
Key No.
(2) F0B20: Simultaneous Paging Group 0
F0B27: Simultaneous Paging Group 7
END
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START
DESCRIPTION
CM08
Provide the Station Hunting-Not Available

when the called WLAN terminal is out of cell
(zone) or the power is off.
(1) 510
(2) 0: Available
Specify whether the RBT is sent when the

called WLAN terminal is out of cell (zone) or
the power is off.
(1) 503
(2) 0 : Not sent
1 : To send
NOTE:
CM18
DATA
CM08>503 is effective only for Station-to-Station call.
Assign the station numbers included in the station hunting group, one by one, as shown below.
Station Hunting-Terminal
1st Operation : (1) Station A (2) Station B
2nd Operation: (1) Station B (2) Station C
Y=0
Station Hunting-Circular
1st Operation : (1) Station A (2) Station B
2nd Operation: (1) Station B (2) Station C
3rd Operation : (1) Station C (2) Station A
CM41
Specify the kind of station included in the station hunting group.
Y=1
(2) 0 : Member station of Station HuntingTerminal
1 : Pilot station of Station HuntingTerminal
All stations of Station HuntingCircular
Specify the message reply timer for Announcement-PS (WLAN terminal) Out of Cell
(Zone)/PS (WLAN terminal) Power Off.
Y=0
(1) 85
(2) 01-99: 4-396 seconds
END
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Voice Mail Indication

To provide this feature, WLAN terminal (MH250) is required.
[Series 3800 software required]
START
DESCRIPTION
CM13
Provide WLAN stations with Message Waiting

service.
The first data should be the Virtual station
number of the WLAN.
NOTE:
DATA
Y=03
(2) 0 : Allowed
1 : Restricted
When using Series 3700 R12.2 software or before, be sure to set the
second data to 1 (Restricted).
END
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START
CM08
CMEA
DESCRIPTION
DATA
Define fault information to be stored.
(1) 450
(2) 1 : To store
Specify the processing at the time of the fault

information memory overflow.
(1) 451
(2) 0 : No fault information is registered
1 : Fault information is overwritten
Assign the registration of fault information

into memory and the control of the external
alarm.
Y=2
(1) 2B: Virtual CSH and SIP server communication fault occurred
3B: SIP server recovered by re-registration
(2) 0
: Registration of fault memory/
No output of External alarm
1
External alarm is MN alarm
2
External alarm is MJ alarm
3
External Alarm kind is determined in standard data
NONE : No Registration of Fault
Memory/No output of External
alarm
END
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CHAPTER 4 CIRCUIT CARD INFORMATION
CHAPTER 4
CIRCUIT CARD
INFORMATION
This chapter explains the mounting location, the meaning of lamp indications, and the switch settings of the WLAN circuit card.
HOW TO READ THIS CHAPTER ..............................................

MOUNTING LOCATION OF CIRCUIT CARDS .........................
LIST OF REQUIRED CIRCUIT CARDS ....................................
84
85
87
PN-CFTB (CFT) ..............................................................................

PN-4DATC (DAT) ...........................................................................
PZ-VM02 (VM02) ............................................................................
88
89
90
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This chapter explains the following items about each circuit card used in this system. Explanations are given in alphabetical order of the circuit card names within each circuit card category (Control, Application
Processor, and Line/Trunk).
(1)
Locations of Lamps, Switches, and Connectors

The locations of lamps, switches, and connectors of each circuit card are shown by a face layout.
(2)
Lamp Indications
The name, color, and functions of each indicator lamp equipped on each circuit card are described in
a table.
(3)
Switch Settings
The name, settings, and functions of each switch equipped on each circuit card are described in a
table.
Each switch setting table has a CHECK column. Make necessary entries in the CHECK column during
and/or after the system installation and maintenance, and use each table as a reference for subsequent system maintenance and operations.
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MOUNTING LOCATION OF CIRCUIT CARDS

This section explains the conditions for mounting circuit cards used in the WLAN system.
Regular PIM
The figure below shows circuit card mounting slots allocated in the regular PIM.
Circuit Card Mounting Slots (Regular PIM)
PFT
MP12/FP12
LT11/AP11
LT10/AP10
LT09/AP09
LT08/AP08
LT07/AP07
LT06/AP06
LT05/AP05
LT04/AP04
LT03/AP03
LT02/AP02
LT01/AP01
LT00/AP00
VM
PIM
0-7
AC/DC
PWR
*1
*2
LTC0
LTC1
LTC2
LTC3
BWB
DC/DC
PWR
FRONT
LT00-LT11 : Line/Trunk card mounting slots
AP00-AP11 : Application Processor card mounting
slots
MP12
: PN-CP24-A/PN-CP24-B/PN-CP24-C/
PN-CP24-D mounting slot
FP12
: PN-CP15 mounting slot
VM
: PZ-VM00/VM00-M/VM10-M mounting slot
PFT
: PZ-8PFTB mounting slot
AC/DC PWR : PZ-PW121/PW126 mounting slot
DC/DC PWR : PZ-PW122 mounting slot
*1 PZ-VM02 (VM02) card is mounted in the LT00 slot of PIM0.

*2 The following line/trunk cards are mounted in the LT00-LT07 slots of PIM0-7.
PN-CFTB (CFT), PN-4DATC (DAT)
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PIM for Backup CPU System

The figure below shows circuit card mounting slots allocated in the PIM0 for the Backup CPU system.
Circuit Card Mounting Slots (Backup CPU)
PFT
MP00
MP01
LT10/AP10
LT09/AP09
LT08/AP08
LT07/AP07
LT06/AP06
LT05/AP05
LT04/AP04
LT03/AP03
LT02/AP02
LT01/AP01
LT00/AP00
VM
PIM0
(For
Backup
CPU)
AC/DC
PWR
*1
LTC0
*2
LTC1
LTC2
LTC3
BWB
DC/DC
PWR
FRONT
LT00-LT10 : Line/Trunk card mounting slots
AP00-AP10 : Application Processor card mounting
slots
MP00/MP01 : PN-CP27-A/PN-CP27-B mounting slot
VM
: PZ-VM00/VM00-M/VM10-M mounting slot
PFT
: PZ-8PFTB mounting slot
AC/DC PWR : PZ-PW121/PW126 mounting slot
DC/DC PWR : PZ-PW122 mounting slot
*1 PZ-VM02 (VM02) card is mounted in the LT00 slot of PIM0.

*2 The following line/trunk cards are mounted in the LT00-LT07 slots of PIM0.
PN-CFTB (CFT), PN-4DATC (DAT)
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LIST OF REQUIRED CIRCUIT CARDS
LIST OF REQUIRED CIRCUIT CARDS

The table below shows the required circuit card to be explained in this section.
List of Required Circuit Cards

EXTRACTION/
INSERTION WITH
SWITCH
POWER ON
: PROVIDED
: ALLOWED
REFERENCE
: NOT
: ALLOWED
PAGE
PROVIDED
AFTER MB*
: NOT
ALLOWED
NAME
(FUNCTIONAL
NAME)
LAMP
: PROVIDED
: NOT
PROVIDED
PN-CFTB (CFT)
Page 88
PN-4DATC
(DAT)
Page 89
PZ-VM02
(VM02)
Page 90
*MB=Make Busy
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PN-CFTB (CFT)
PN-CFTB (CFT)
BL
JP0
Lamp Indications
LAMP
NAME
BL
COLOR
Red
FUNCTION
Remains lit when this card is in use.
Flashes (60 IPM) when the circuit on the card is in make-busy state
on the system data for this card is not assigned.
Switch Settings
SWITCH
NAME
JP0
SWITCH SETTING
NUMBER POSITION
RIGHT
LEFT
FUNCTION
CHECK
6/10 Party Conference

(When using two PN-CFTB cards)
Not used
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PN-4DATC (DAT)
PN-4DATC (DAT)
BL3
BL2
BL1
BL0
Lamp Indications
LAMP
NAME
BL0-3
COLOR
Red
FUNCTION
Remains lit when the corresponding circuit is in use.
Flashes at 60 IPM when the corresponding circuit is in make-busy
state or the system data for this card is not assigned.
Switch Settings
This card has no switches.
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PZ-VM02 (VM02)
PZ-VM02 (VM02)
CPU Board
(top side)
SW1
CN3
(HDD)
HDD
SW2
ALM
SWAP
HDD
APL
BIOS
CN7 (Not used)
CN8 (Not used)
CN14
(Not used)
CN9 (Not used)

LINK
100M
CN10 (To LAN)
FAN
CN11 (Not used)
CN12 (Not used)
SW4
CN15 (FAN)
90
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PZ-VM02 (VM02)
Lamp Indications
LAMP
NAME
COLOR
FUNCTION
ALM
Red
Flashes when this card is operating abnormally.
HDD
Green
Flashes when loading BIOS bootstrap programs (When this card is

starting up), and when accessing the internal HDD.
BIOS
Green
Lights when BIOS program starts and goes out when OS program
starts.
SWAP
Red
Lights when OS is shut down.
APL
Green/Red
Not used
LINK
Green
Lights when LAN link pulse is detected.

Flashes when LAN data is transferred and received.
100M
Green
Indicates LAN is connected in 100 Mbps.
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PZ-VM02 (VM02)
Switch Settings
SWITCH NAME
SWITCH SETTING
NUMBER POSITION
SW1
(Rotary SW)
0-F
Reset of the VM02 card
Power Button of the VM02 card
2-F
SW2
(Push SW)
SW3
(Piano Key SW)
FUNCTION
CHECK
Not used
When rebooting the VM02 card, push
SW2 switch after setting SW1 switch to
0.
When making power of the VM02 card
ON/OFF, push SW2 switch after setting
SW1 switch to 1.
OFF
Not used
OFF
Not used
OFF
Not used
OFF
Not used
OFF
2
1
ON
SW4
(Piano Key SW)
OFF
2
1
ON
The figure in the SWITCH NAME column and the position of

in the SETTING POSITION column indicate the standard setting of the switch. When the switch is not set as shown by the figure and
, the setting of the switch varies with the system concerned.
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Abbr. PBC Description / Remarks

One touch key

Abbr. NEC Description

Abbr. PBC Description / Remarks

Announcement without 3rd party hearing it.

A standard related to 911 service

See Commands Manual

ISDN calling party number

Digital Announcement Trunk

Abbr. NEC Description

Abbr. PBC Description / Remarks

Direct Inward System Access

Digital Line Circuit

(Rotary) Dial Pulse

Differential Services (DiffServ)

Commands Manual - AP00 card

T1/E1 interface to public network

SuperVisor / Operator Console

Direct Dialing Out : setting up external calls

For Dterm assistant software

Desktop Telephone (analog or digital)

American regulation office

Signalling format for ANI.

Abbr. NEC Description

Abbr. PBC Description / Remarks

Key Feauture (registration)

Key Transfer Facility

Listed Directory Number

Message Center Interface

MF receiver / MFC receiver/sender

Phase Locked Oscillator

Key systems are operating directly on

Equipment hardware Address : PIM nbr (0 ~

Microphone or its key

OM terminal window, part of MATWorX

Kind of Cluster ID; for originating office

Shelf : comparable with CSM and PM

Property Management System (in hotel

NEC wireless system

Abbr. NEC Description

Abbr. PBC Description / Remarks

Registration Admission Status

Registration Admission Status

Basic Service Profile ID (ISDN)

Pickup incoming calls in night mode

Line numbers of trunk lines

Basic ACD. Distribution of calls based on

For Wireless system

NEAX 2000 IPS

PBX System Designation ...................................................................................................

REFERENCE MANUAL ...............................................................................................

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL INFORMATION ...........................................................................

Conditions for WLAN System ............................................................................................

SYSTEM CAPACITY ...................................................................................................

CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION .............................................................................................

Static Electricity Guard ......................................................................................................

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................

Initial Setting for SIP Server ..............................................................................................

CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM DATA PROGRAMMING ................................................................