Setting Up Your System, Compatible Devices

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Analog	Off	No analog port is installed in the corresponding port.
(8 ports)
(8 ports)	Green (solid)	Port is configured for FXS operation and is enabled.
	Green (solid)	Port is configured for FXS operation and is enabled.
		An analog telephone may be connected to this port.

	Green	Telephone is ringing.
	(flashing)

	Green (slow	Telephone is in use.
	blinking)

	Red (solid)	Port is configured for FXO operation and is enabled.
		A telephone line may be connected to this port.

	Red (flashing)	Telephone line is ringing.

	Red (slow	Telephone line is in use.
	blinking)

Setting Up Your System

The CSG comes with a user interface framework which gives you the ability to configure it through an easy to use interface. To access the interface, you will need the IP address your CSG server is using. Once you have the IP address, you can configure your CSG via a web browser.

The user interface included as part of the CSG implementation provided with the CSG gives you the ability to set up a telephone system without the need to use command line configuration. The user interface opens on the main menu, which gives you the ability to add features or further modify an existing configurations. The following sections provide information about procedures you may want to perform when you are getting started.

Logging on to the Server for the First Time

Connect a computer to the LAN IP Phone port on the CSG with an Ethernet cable. In the address field of a web browser, enter the default IP address of http://192.168.69.1. To log on to the system, enter the following user name and password:

•Username: admin

•Password: 1988 Subsequent Logons to the CSG

The method described above will work to log onto the configuration tool of the CSG. In addition, you can log onto the CSG using the CSG's Network port once it has been enabled. In this case, open a web browser on a computer which is located on the same network as the CSG. In the address field of the web browser, enter the IP address of the CSG as defined during the initial installation.

Changing Your Network Configuration

DHCP is automatically enabled for Wide-Area Networks (WAN) by default. If you need to change your network configuration—like set a static IP address, for example—the Networking Configuration page enables you to make any necessary changes. Follow these steps to change your network configuration:

1.Select Network Main from the System tab.

2.Enter the host name for your server.

3.Click the WAN Network tab. You can use the options on this tab to establish the settings that enable you to connect to the Internet, or to an internal, private network.

4.Ensure the DHCP check box is checked.

Note: If you have difficulty obtaining an IP address dynamically, clear the DHCP check box and specify the IP address, subnet, gateway, and DNS settings. This information should be available from your network administrator or Internet Service Provider (ISP).

5.Click the IP Phones tab. You can use the options on this tab to establish settings to access your CSG.

6.Enter the IP address, subnet, or any other appropriate information necessary to access your CSG.

7.Click the Timezones tab.

8.Select a time zone from the provided drop-down combo box.

9.Click Accept.

Setting Up Your Touch Panel to Work with Your CSG

Follow these steps to configure your touch panel to work with the CSG:

1.From the main Setup page on your touch panel, press Protected Setup. The Protected Setup page opens.

2.Press Other Settings. A slide out menu appears.

3.Press SIP. The SIP Settings page opens (FIG. 2).

FIG. 2 SIP Settings page

4.In the Proxy Address field, enter the IP address or DNS name of the server you want to access. The IP address depends on whether you connect the touch panel to one of the IP Phone ports or through the LAN with the CSG.

5.In the Port Number field, enter the port number of the server you want to access. The default port number is 5060.

6.In the User Name field, enter a user name you can use for authentication to the server. Normally, the user name is the same as the phone number assigned to the extension you are using.

7.In the Password field, enter the password for the user name.

8.Press Enable to have your panel read the configuration and attempt to connect to the proxy server.

9.Press Save.

10.Press Back to return to the previous page.

Compatible Devices

The following list describes all SIP-enabled touch panels that are compatible with the CSG.

•MVP-8400i

•NXD-700Vi

•NXD-1000Vi

The firmware for these panels must be up-to-date to use SIP.

For full warranty information, refer to the AMX Instruction Manual(s) associated with your Product(s).	93-2182-01	REV: D

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544/580 specifications

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