Making an FXS to FXO Call

The following setup requires two telephones (A and B) and three RJ-11 cables, using the settings from the example shown in Figure 5.

To make an FXS to FXO call, follow these 6 steps:

1Connect telephone A to port 1 of module 1 (where module 1 is an FXS module).

2Using an RJ-11 cable, connect port 2 of module 1 to port 1 of module 2 (where module 2 is the FXO module).

3Connect telephone B to port 3 of module 1.

4Offhook telephone A and dial 201 (port 1 of module 2 - FXO); you’ll receive a dial tone - this dial tone is the equivalent of the PBX’s dial tone.

5Dial 103 (the number configured for telephone B connected to port 3 of module 1 - FXS); telephone B rings (the FXO module’s port 1 is outpulsing digits.

6Offhook telephone B and test the line for voice.

Making a V6000 to MP-104 FXS Call

The following setup requires two telephones (A and B), two RJ-11 cables and an MP-104 gateway. Note that the V6000 and the MP-104 must be on the same subnet.

To make a V6000 to MP-104 FXS call, follow these 5 steps:

1In the V6000 ‘Tel to IP Routing Table’ in row 3, under column ‘Dest. Phone Prefix’ enter 30, under column ‘Source Phone Prefix’ enter * (wildcard) and under column ‘Dest. IP Address’ enter the IP address of the MP-104; every call that its destination number starts with 30 is routed to the MP-104.

Figure 6 V6000 Tel to IP Routing Table

2In the MP-104 ‘Endpoint Phone Number Table’ screen, in row 1, define 1-4 under column ‘Channel(s)’ and the first phone number, for example, 301, corresponding to channel 1, under column ‘Phone Number’ (shown in Figure 5). The phone numbers 302, 303 and 304 are automatically defined (in sequence), corresponding to subsequent channels.

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