Polycom KIRK ISDN Bedienungsanleitung

Polycom®KIRK ISDN Interface Card

User Guide

1. Introduction

As alternative to the analogue interface to the PBX from the KIRK telecom solutions, the

interface can now be digital according to the ISDN standard.

Note: For more information about the PBX setup, please contact your local PBX installer.

The 2 Mbps KIRK ISDN Interface Card performs a 32 channel digital interface. An advantage

of using ISDN interface is that an ISDN interface provides signal speech channel

concentration, leading to a much better usage of the interface capacity. One single card is

sufficient to serve the entire installation.

A KIRK Wireless Server 1500 equipped with a single KIRK ISDN Interface Card handles up

to 350 handsets. When linking two KIRK Wireless Servers the maximum capacity of the

system will be increased to 700 handsets.

The KIRK ISDN Interface Card has been successfully tested in connection with different

brands of PBX's. The protocols available are QSIG ver.3.0 and NET5. Please see the white list

on our website.

Note: Handling of the KIRK Wireless Server with the KIRK ISDN Interface Card can only be

done from the Administration Program version 8.09 or higher. The system also needs a 28

digit pin code which you can get from KIRK telecom Sales Support.

Documentation

The KIRK ISDN Interface Card is preloaded with the QSIG ver.3.0 or NET5 protocol. The

following documents and software are available for download.

Documents

•KIRK ISDN Interface Card Installation Guide

•KIRK ISDN Interface Card User’s Guide (this document)

http://www.kirktelecom.com/company/suk169.asp

Software

•QSIG protocol (1410 2500)

•QSIG protocol (1410 9800) for use with SAMSUNG PBX

•NET5 protocol (1405 6515)

•KIRK Wireless Server Flash Code (1330 0180).KTB

•Administration Software for ISDN IWU

•Administration Software for KIRK Wireless Server 1500 version 8.04 or higher

Click here to download software.

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2. Setting up the KIRK ISDN Interface Card

The KIRK ISDN Interface Card must be installed in Slot 0 (closest to AC main plug).

Please refer to the KIRK ISDN Interface Card Installation Guide for more information about

the installation of the KIRK ISDN Interface Card.

The KIRK ISDN Interface Card is connected to the PBX/Network whit a RJ45 plug and

the connection is as follows:

3: RxA

4: TxA

5: TxB

6: RxB

The PBX/Network must be set to Master whit Layer2 CRC check turned on.

The default impedance of the KIRK ISDN Interface Card is: 120 Ω.

2.1 Changing Impedance of the KIRK ISDN Interface Card

If your PBX/Network is using a different impedance than 120 Ω, you can change the

impedance of the KIRK ISDN Interface Card using the jumpers (JP) on the card. See table

below.

JP1, JP2 and JP3 is used to select receive line impedance = 120/100/75 ohms.

Impedance JP1 JP2 JP3

120 No jumper No jumper No jumper

100 2 – 3 1 - 2 2 - 3

75 1 – 2 2 - 3 1 - 2

JP4

Preparing the KIRK Wireless Server 1500 for Use

When preparing the KIRK Wireless Server 1500 for use it is necessary to use the

Administration Program. In the Administration Program you change the flash software,

1 Open the Administration Program version 8.09 or higher to change the flash software.

The Administration Program window appears.

2 Under Options, click Preferences.

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3 In the Advanced Options tab, click Transfer Flash Code to CCFP.

An Open dialog box appears.

4 Select the flash code in question ((1330 0180.KTB), and then click Open. The flash

software will be loaded to the system. Loading the flash can take a while.

5 In the Advanced Options tab, select the Allow Subscription checkbox.

Note: After registration of users you subscribe the handsets to the system. To make

subscription, the system must allow subscriptions to be made.

6 In the Advanced Options tab, click Enter Pin Code to enter the 28 digit pin code. To get

the pin code, please contact KIRK telecom Sales Support.

An Enter Pin Code dialog box appears.

Type the pin code, and then click OK.

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7 Click OK to accept the code.

8 In the Advanced Options tab, click Restart System.

9 Click Close to return to the main window.

10 From the main window, click the ISDN Registration to register users.

11 Under Current User Data, type the serial No., AC No., Local No. and Standby text, and

then click Create.

Once the handset details have been entered into the registration screen of the

Administration Program, the handset can be subscribed to the system. Subscription of

handsets requires the use of each registered handset.

12 Close the Administration Program. The KIRK Wireless Server 1500 is now ready for

use.

13 Subscribe each handset.

Refer to the Handset User Guide for further information about subscription.

Note: To make subscription, the system must allow subscriptions to be made (see Step

5).

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Configuring the ISDN IWU.

To change setting or upgrade the protocol software you use the administration software

for the ISDN IWU. If not already installed, download the software from

www.kirktelecom.com.

2.2 Setting up the connection

1 Connect the PC to the KIRK ISDN Interface Card (J5), and start the administration

software.

If a symbol is shown at each information in the main window and the status bar says

“Receive – error”. It indicates that the administration software is not able to get the current

setting from the ISDN IWU card. In this case please make sure that the correct cable is used,

proper inserted and the correct comport is selected.

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2 Click File>setup connection.

Click Disconnect and Select the correct comport. Click Connect and Close.

Note the “Receive – success” message on the status bar.

2.3 Uploading new flash software to the ISDN IWU card.

3 Click Advanced and select Load Flash.

An Flashload dialog box appears.

4 Click Start and select the file to be downloaded and click open.

5 The download starts shortly after ant takes 4 to 5 minutes. The entire KWS1500 needs to

be restarted after the download.

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2.4 Changing parameters and using feature.

When opening the administration software the program will with the Function Commands

tab selected. Here it is possible to enable or disable a list of features.

1. Call forward and Call forward reply timer.

It is possible to activate call forward individual on each handset subscribed to the

system. There is 3 different types of call forward available.

Call forward when Busy.

The call will in this setting only be forwarded to the individual programmed forward

destination if the handset offhook or turned off. To activate this setting please see

below.

Call forward no reply.

In the Administration software it is possible to set the no reply timer from 0 to 65

seconds. This value indicates for how long the handset alerts before the call is

transferred to the individual programmed forward destination. The value for the no

reply timer is a general value. It cannot be set individual for each handset.

Unconditional call forward.

This feature forwards all calls in all situations to the individual programmed forward

destination.

2. how to activate call forward.

1. Press the menu button on the handset and select EXT. SERVICE

2. Select CALL DIVERS. and select the wanted type of call forward.

3. Select FORWARD NUMBER and type the wanted call forward

destination number.

3. How to deactivate call forward.

1. Press the menu button on the handset and select EXT. SERVICE

2. Select CALL DIVERS. and select OFF.

4. Call Waiting ON/OFF.

To activate this feature set the call waiting checkbox on in the administration

window. When call waiting is enabled a call waiting tone will be heard in the

handset during a conversation when another party is calling you. To switch between

the two conversations use the R-key. The enabling of call waiting is a general setting

and affects all handsets in the system.

5. R-Key ON/OFF.

To limit the functionality on the system it is possible disable the R-key function on

the handsets. When the checkbox is set on, the R-key is enabled. This feature is a

general setting and affects all handsets in the system.

6. Notify ON/OFF.

This setting is mainly used to adapt to Alcatel and Avaya PBX. When the Notify

checkbox is set on the ISDN IWU card sends a notify user hold or a notify user

retrieval (ISDN layer 3 message) during a call transfer. When set to off the Notify

messages are not send. Experience has shown that Alcatel and Avaya PBX react to

these massages by disconnecting the call.

7. Simulate Alert.

The Simulate Alert setting makes the ISDN IWU card to send the Alerting message

faster to the PBX to open the speech channel. Under normal conditions this is always

set to off.

8. Number Eater.

This feature deletes the first digit on outgoing calls. Calls from handset to handset

are not affected. When the checkbox is set to on the number eater is enable. Example:

Number dialled: 12345. Number transferred to the ISDN interface: 2345.

9. One digit dialling.

This feature makes it possible to select what digit should be used for outgoing prefix.

When a number is dialled beginning with this digit the call is transferred directly to

the ISDN interface without first being analyzed in the internal numbering plan. This

is typically used to enable the user to hear the public trunk dial tone when pressing

the outgoing prefix.

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