ISDN/IP Communication over OPTICODEC PC Remote

OPTICODEC PC Remote
presents
ISDN/IP Communication
over OPTICODEC PC Remote
1
OPTICODEC PC Remote
presents
ISDN/IP Communication
over OPTICODEC PC Remote
2
OPTICODEC PC Remote
The OC PC Remote software
is a 32-bit version for
Microsoft Windows
98/2k/ME/XP for the remote
control and configuration of
the OPTICODEC over the
RS232 interface using a PC.
It covers the same
adjustment parameters as
the OPTICODEC itself.
3
OPTICODEC PC Remote
PC Connection
• KB003
– Serial 9 or 25pole cable
4
OPTICODEC PC Remote
The columns and the window widths are variable
and can be modified with the mouse.
Open the input mask by clicking onto the function ‘New’.
5
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Here you have the choice between ISDN/X.21 or Ethernet.
6
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Alterations of the default audio configuration can be
made by clicking onto the ‘Change’ key.
7
OPTICODEC PC Remote
For deletion click with the left mouse button onto the entry in
the ISDN/IP directory you would like to delete.
Deletion takes place after confirming with the OK button.
8
OPTICODEC PC Remote
The ISDN/IP address directories of the connected OPTICODEC
7600/7400, CTAXI or PAN-PRO can easily be imported via the
‘Data’ pulldown menu to your PC for more efficient management.
Use the feature ‘Save directory to disk’ to store the ISDN/IP
directory of your unit on PC.
9
OPTICODEC PC Remote
The entries can be edited, newly entered, deleted and
sorted by means of the ‘Edit saved directory’ function.
10
OPTICODEC PC Remote
All 96 entries (connection partners) with their names, ISDN
numbers, IP or target addresses and set audio parameters are
now loaded to the unit.
It is irrelevant whether all or only some of the entries have
been occupied or whether they are all or partly vacant,
or whether the connected unit is an OPTICODEC 7600,
OC 7400, CTAXI or PAN-PRO.
11
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Find out the ex-factory settings or
configure your OPTICODEC using the
OC PC Remote software.
12
OPTICODEC PC Remote
TCP/IP Basics
OPTICODEC 7200/7400
Local IP Address
Enter the IP address of your
OPTICODEC into the input
mask. Please note that each
connection in the network
requires a separate and unique
IP address.
The Subnet Mask
divides the IP address
into a network part and
a host part.
Default Gateway
If required, the IP address of a
router can be entered here,
Otherwise enter 0.0.0.0.
Dialing
This menu item serves for setting the desired dialing
configuration.
13
OPTICODEC PC Remote
TCP/IP Basics
OPTICODEC 7600
Init Mode
Set the initialization mode of the
OPTICODEC.
Local IP Address
Enter the IP address of your
OPTICODEC into the input mask.
Subnet Mask
divides the IP address into a network
part and a host part.
Default Gateway
If required, the IP address of a router
can be entered here,
Otherwise enter 0.0.0.0.
Name Server/Domain Name
Enter the Name Server and the name of your domain here.
14
OPTICODEC PC Remote
TCP/IP Basics
OPTICODEC 7600
Init Mode
If the functions ‘DHCP’ or ‘Disabled’
are activated, all additional submenus
are disabled!
15
OPTICODEC PC Remote
TCP/IP Remote Control
Name
This NAME is for the easier
identification of units within the
network. It is conveyed to the
remote control program and
displayed in the list of units.
Port
With these ports, it is
advised which service is
desired.
For the OPTICODEC
the port 6137 is pre-set.
16
Autodetect
(only OC 7200/7400)
This feature is used for the
automatic recognition of units
via the control software
(e.g. NETControl).
OPTICODEC PC Remote
TCP/IP Audio
Buffer Management
This BUFFER serves as a bridge
for short-term interruptions
during transmission. The size of
the buffer (which stores data out
of the network) can be influenced.
Port TCP
Always enter the value 6136 for
the OPTICODEC.
Audio Data Encoder
This ENCODER
configuration is taken
over when the
OPTICODEC is called by
another OPTICODEC in
the Point-to-Point mode.
17
Port RTP
Here you enter the port number
5004 for the audio transfer over
RTP. The settings are for SIP/RTP
and RTP.
OPTICODEC PC Remote
TCP/IP Audio
Quality of Service (QoS)
Not all data transmission applications
have the same priority and not all of
these require the same high
standards for the transfer of data.
In order to minimize or avoid the risk of data
network congestion, a so-called ‘Quality of
Service (QoS)’ option has been implemented in
the IP Header together with acknowledgement
fields such as Time to Live, Protocol and Header
Checksum.
18
OPTICODEC PC Remote
TCP/IP Audio
QoS (when the router has been
configured accordingly) actively
regulates traffic in the net and utilises
the available bandwidth both
intelligently and effectively on the
basis of data priority and bandwidth
reservation.
Type
TOS (Type of Service) and
DiffServ (Differentiated Service Architecture)
are the key mechanisms of QoS and are
responsible for the assessment of packet priority.
19
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Accept Configuration
ISDN Synchronisation:
MusicTAXI – MT Sync
PRIMA - CCS Sync
ZEPHYR – Telos Sync
AETA – AETA Sync
NO SYNC
NO SYNC (INV)
AUTO – Autom. Codec Detection
20
Algorithms:
Samplingrate:
Layer 2, Layer 3,
4SB ADPCM and AUTO
16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1,
48 kHz and AUTO
OPTICODEC PC Remote
4SB ADPCM
(4sub-band Adaptive Differential Puls Code
Modulation)
The activation of this algorithm takes places over the
‘Program/Enter key code‘ pulldown menu and is
dependent on the unit type and its serial number.
Each OPTICODEC receives a unique key code.
21
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Accept Configuration
Audio Mode:
Mono, Dual Mono, Stereo,
Joint Stereo and AUTO
Audio Input:
Analog, AES/EBU and S/PDIF
User Data:
1200, 2400, 4800 Baud (Layer 2)
1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 Baud (L3)
OFF
22
OPTICODEC PC Remote
ISDN Configuration
ISDN Protocol
The OPTICODEC has several ISDN
D-channel protocols:
EURO (DSS1),
NATIONAL 1/2 (North America),
JATE (Japan),
AT&T (USA),
VNx (France)
and AUSTEL (Australia).
Accept Telephone Calls ALWAYS, NEVER or ASK
Accept MPEG/G.722 Calls –
ALWAYS, NEVER or ASK
Test Called Number – NO/YES
23
OPTICODEC PC Remote
ISDN Configuration
ISDN Interfaces
Via this menu item, the S0 and U
interfaces used for the transfer are
selected:
• S0 PMP (Point-to-Multipoint)
• S0 PP (Point-to-Point)
• U PMP (Point-to-Multipoint)
Number Prefix for incoming calls
These settings concern incoming calls
for OPTICODEC 7200 and 7400. If the
'Add PBX Prefix’ option is set to ‘YES’,
the number from the PBX Prefix is
inserted before the number for
incoming calls.
24
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Local u. SPID Numbers
The LOCAL and SPID* numbers
which are entered here, are sent to
the ISDN network when the
connection has been established.
You will be informed of these
numbers by your ISDN provider.
* only necessary when operating on USA or Canadian
networks
On
On certain
certain ISDN
ISDN networks
networks [e.g.
[e.g. Private
Private Branch
Branch Exchange
Exchange (PBX)**]
(PBX)**] the
the extension
extension number
number
has
to
be
entered.
has to be entered.
S0 without PBX**
S0 on PBX**
25
1 x unit only
can remain vacant
or
ISDN number without area code
can remain vacant
or
only the No. of your extension
n x units
ISDN number without area code
and
MSN Check enabled
only the No. of your extension
and
MSN Check enabled
OPTICODEC PC Remote
I/O Levels
Setting the analog Input and
Output levels for the left and right
channels.
Ex-Factory: +12 dB
Dialing
This menu item serves for setting the desired
DIALING ATTEMPTS (1...5)
DIALING DELAY(0...60 seconds)
and REDIALING ATTEMPTS (1...5).
PBX Prefix
Under certain conditions (e.g. private branch
exchange PBX), a number that prefixes the
ISDN number for dial-up via ISDN can be
entered here. To make an outside call from a
telephone system, for instance, enter 0.
26
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Alarm Signals:
CON, DIS, CON+DIS, OFF
Level Range Adjustment at the level
range:50 or 80 dB
Headroom Setting the desired
headroom: between 0 and 20 dB
When ‘Auto connect
after power up’ is
activated, the unit
automatically begins
establishing a
connection once it has
been switched on.
27
External Sync Input
For the external synchronization of the
digital output you can select between:
DISABLED, DIGITAL IN, SYNC IN
Backlight
ALWAYS ON / ON CONNECT
Serial Interface (OC 7600)
Switchs the RS232 signals in ‘Remote
Control’ or ‘Ancillary Data’ mode.
OPTICODEC PC Remote
More Misc (OC 7600)
Buzzer Rington
Buzzer Volume
If the OPTICODEC is called, then an
audible signal can be heard.
In these menu items, select between
4 ringtones and a 4-level volume or
OFF (buzzer switched off).
28
X.21 Data
X.21 Clock
Direct Dial Buttons
Configure the data
transfer via the X.21
interface or the
inversion of the data
and clock circuits here.
Here you can allocate the 4 direct dial
buttons of the unit to the selected
dialing procedure: Layer 2, Layer 2,
G.722, G.711, AAC* and 4 SB ADPCM*
(* optional).
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Backup Settings (OC 7200/7400)
Here you can allocate an entry of the
ISDN directory to each input port of
the alarm/control interface.
This ISDN number complies in all
parameters to the respective entry in
the ISDN directory.
X.21 Clock Monitoring
When the unit is in the X.21 mode and the X.21 clock fails, the
unit returns to the main menu and the ISDN connection is then
established.
As soon as the X.21 clock is active again, the ISDN connection
is disconnected and the unit returns to the X.21 mode.
29
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Select the ‘Connect‘ key from the main menu or
alternatively the ‘Unit/Connect‘ pulldown menu.
30
OPTICODEC PC Remote
The present ISDN/IP directory appears.
Assigned to each entry you will find the name of your
connection partner, the ISDN number or IP address, the
selected audio parameters as well as the sync name of
your partner unit.
31
OPTICODEC PC Remote
The connection is now being established.
If the connection is rejected, the OPTICODEC displays
‘REJECTED’ and the reason for the rejection.
Analyse the error message using the error codes lists.
32
OPTICODEC PC Remote
After successful synchronization, your OPTICODEC
displays the message ‘SYNC OK’ and goes to the
online menu.
33
OPTICODEC PC Remote
$ Connection Charge Icon
Once an ISDN connection has been established, not only the
connect time but also the $ icon for connection charges is
displayed. The actual connection charges can only be displayed
on an ISDN line of the German Telecom after being
respectively activated.
34
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Sync Icon
The Sync symbol only appears for connections between
OPTICODEC units and only for Point-to-Point and ISDN
connections in Layer 2 and Layer 3.
During connections to competitor’s units this icon is missing!
35
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Disconnection
An existing ISDN and Point-to-Point connection is terminated
by pressing the ‘Disconnect’ key.
After disconnection, the message ‘REMOTE DISCONNECT’
appears on the display of your connection partner.
36
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Thank you for your attention!