Account Setup Window, Admin System Account | Telex IP-223 guide

Account Setup Window

FIGURE 120. Reset IP-223

Account Setup Window

The Account Setup window allows you to manage system and user accounts. The fields on this window are described on the following pages.

NAVIGATION: Clicking Account Setup displays the Account Setup window shown in Figure 126.

System Accounts

By default, the IP-223 comes with two (2) system accounts created: admin and user. Upon first use, there are no passwords set for either account. You can change the passwords for both of the accounts, if desired. These are the only system accounts allowed.

Admin System Account

The Admin System account has privileges to change, modify or delete anything within the IP-223 software configuration. The account rights are not configurable, except for the password.

User System Account

The User System account is used to is used to manage the system user account password. The system user account is in edit mode when the username field is highlighted yellow.

Created Accounts

Created accounts are user-defined accounts that may have different defined permissions to selected areas of the IP-223 configuration software. You can create up to five (5) accounts of this type. To create a user defined account, see “Add New User Button” on page 94.

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Telex IP-223 technical manual Account Setup Window, Admin System Account, User System Account

Contents

Model IP-223 Remote Adapter Panel Technical Manual Sales Contents General Gain Setup Save to Eeprom Window Update Firmware Figures Call Type Drop Down Menu iDEN Mode List Tables Page Operating Modes Overview Console Mode Connection Features Part Number Description IP-223 Accessories Front Panel IP-223 SpecificationsTest and Adjustment Points LCD Display Handset JackIC Button TX LED Line Button Serial Connector 10/100 Ethernet ConnectorBack Panel Jumper position Connection type Power Connection Radio 1 and Radio 2 Line 1 and Line 2 Connectors Ctcss Pin # Signal Cable color Overview Multicast Network RequirementsBandwidth Network Performance Internet Group Management Protocol Igmp Jumper Positions To adjust the position of a jumper, do the followingLocal/Radio Connections Installation and Level Settings Line 1 jumpers J3, J9, and J11 TX Audio ConnectionRX Audio Connection PTT Connection COR Carrier Operated Relay I/O Input/OutputMonitor Connection R1 and R2 Relays TX Side Settings Wire Jumper SettingsTone/Console Operation Digital I/O Local PTT I/O Level AdjustmentsCross Mute I/O Supervisory I/O General Alignment Line TX Monitor Level Tone and Console Mode onlyRadio/Line TX Level Radio/Line RX Level Ctcss Level Frequency Decoding Setting the IP Address Information Setup Information Com1 Properties window appears Using HyperTerminal Main HyperTerminal window appears Enter Password for Factory Setup appears Serial port access window shown in appears Close the HyperTerminal program To access the IP-223 web setup windows, do the following Accessing IP-223 Web Browser Configuration Windows Link Description IP-223 Web Setup Windows StandardsLinks Click Save Parameters To permanently save changes, do the followingClick Save to Eeprom To change the name of the IP-223 unit, do the following Welcome Window MAC Address Basic Ethernet Setup WindowSerial Number Field QOS Quality of Service Precedence Bits Field Packet Delay before Playback FieldUse Dhcp Server Check Box Unit IP Address Field Routing R Local Computer IP Address 1-10 Fields Submit Button To configure the IP-223 for use, do the following Handset Mic Gain Drop Down Menu General Gain SetupHandset Sidetone Gain Drop Down Menu Receive Gain Drop Down Menu TX Voice Gain Field Transmit Gain Drop Down MenuCtcss Gain Drop Down Menu Line Number Field Multicast Address Setup WindowEnable via Ethernet Check Box RX Mcast Address Field Line Type Drop Down MenuLine Name Field TX Mcast Address Field RX Port FieldTX Port Field TX Group Port Field Multicast Address Field Enable Check BoxVocoder Type Drop Down Menu Incoming Port Field Outgoing Port FieldName Field Port Field Mcast Address Field Per Line Setup Window Line 1 Button Per Line Setup Local, Tone, and Console Modes view COR Active High check box LAM Enabled Check BoxCOR Enabled Check Box RX Delay Field TX Delay FieldSquelch Tail Delay Field Update Button Relay Drop Down Menu Tone Enable Check BoxRelay Group Drop Down Menu Relay Time ms Field Ctcss Freq Field Local Mode Only Digital Output Field Local Mode OnlyCtcss Default Check Box Local Mode Only System Field Local Mode LAM Time Field LAM Level Field Options Wire Check Box PTT Timeout FieldSerial Port Mode Drop Down Menu Parallel Console Check Box Serial Port Params Drop Down Menu Serial Port Drop Down Menu Local Mode FleetSync Decode Check Box Tone and Local Modes Signaling Setup MDC Decode Check Box Tone and Local Modes FleetSync Encode Check Box Local Mode OnlyMDC Encode Check Box Tone Type Drop Down Menu Digit Duration Field ANI Suffix FieldInterdigit Duration Field Pause Duration Field ANI Call Format Field ANI Call Type Drop Down Menu Auto Disconnect Time Field Per Line Setup Window-Phone Mode ConfigurationAuto Answer Field Number of Clicks Field Mic Click Call Enabled Check BoxTime Between Clicks Field Click Dial String Field Relay Closure R1 Ring Check Box Click Dial Timeout Field Keep Alive Digits Enabled Check Box Rx AGC Enabled Check BoxStar/Pound Keying Enabled Check Box Detect Tones Enabled Check Box Serial Port Parameters Drop Down Menu Serial Port Mode Drop Down Menu Serial Port Params Drop Down Menu Phone Mode MDC Decode Check Box FleetSync Decode Check Box ANI Decoder Field ANI Call Type Drop Down Menu Per Line Setup Window-iDEN Radio Configuration Per Line Setup iDEN Radio Mode view Jump To Entry Drop Down Menu IDEN Number Field Call Type Drop Down Menu Per Line Setup iDEN Mode view F1 Last Call Check Box iDEN Mode only PTT Timeout Field Per Line Setup Tetra Mode view Per line Setup Window-Tetra Radio Configuration Relay Drop Down Menu ISSI/GSSI Number Field Type Drop Down Menu TX Delay Field LAM Level Field PTT Timeout Field Click Reset IP-223 Reset IP-223 ButtonSave to Eeprom Window Save Parameters Button User System Account Account Setup WindowAdmin System Account Password Field Enable Check BoxNew Password Field Username Display Column To enable the user account, do the following Confirm Password FieldEdit Button Save Button Edit System Accounts Window Reset System Parameters ButtonDelete Button Add New User Button Password can be 4-16 alpha-numeric characters in length Username Field Add New User WindowChoose a Username Account Setup Check Box Additional Feature Check BoxBasic Ethernet & Multicast Setup Check Box CRP Setup & PIN Table Check Box Tone Freq & Durations Check Box Cancel Button Edit Created Accounts Window Edit Created Account-Account Setup 100 Additional Feature Setup WindowTo activate a special feature, do the following 101 Clone Console Window 102 Crosspatch Setup Window 103 Jump To Entry Drop Down Menu and Go Button 104RCP Tables 105 Mode Drop Down MenuDelete String Field Phone Field Dial option only 106 Command Buttons Next 10 Button 107To define the crosspatch parameters, do the following Submit 108 CRP PIN Table Window 109 PIN Enable Check BoxEntry Field PIN Field Prev 30 Entries Button 110Next 30 Entries Button To define crosspatch PIN numbers, do the following 111 Pass Change Window Monitor Frequency Field Tone Frequency & Durations Window112 113 Function Tone Duration Field 114Function Tone Magnitude Field FTone 1-16 Frequency Fields 115 116 117 Update FirmwareInstall TSM 118 Confirm Installation Download Telex Firmware 119 120 Update Firmware Tool WindowFirmware File Info Group Box Upload VoIP Hardware Firmware Login Group Box121 122 Firmware Update Tool- Success Messages Click Close Adjustments ConnectorsConnector Description Signal Line Test point 124 Jumper SettingsPCB 750743 or PCB 750630 revision F PCB 750743 or PCB 750630 revision C, D, E, and F 125 Jumper Locations 126 127 Additional Resources 128 Relm RM Series Radios to 223 Series Adaptor Panels 129 Relm GMH Radios to IP-223 Adaptor Panels 130 Tone Freq Number Ctcss Tone Frequency Table131 132 Digital Output Values Digital Output Table133 134 135 Tone Frequency TableTone Number Code Digit European Tone Frequencies in Hz Motorola 136 137