AudioCodes MediaPack MP-124 Manuel utilisateur

AudioCodes MediaPack 1xx Analog Media Gateways

MP-124 DC-Powered Quick Guide

1Before Installing

Congra tulations on purchasing yo u r AudioCodes MP-124 DC-Powered Analog Media Gateway! Before

you begin usingthe device, e nsure that the following i tems a re inclu ded i n the shipped box:

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Two bra ckets and screws for 19-inch ra ck mounting

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DC terminal block

You’ll also need the following (not s upplied ):

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RJ-45 Ethernet cables

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PC running a Webbrowser

Warning: MP-124 de vi ces are ind oor u nits a nd there fore, must be i nstalled only i n doors.

Routi ng of FXS telephony ca bles outd oors ca n be done only i n conju nction with AudioCodes’

a pproved surge protector (Ci rca model 4B3S-75) and proper installation and grounding. When

done correctly, the installation will meet ITU-T K.21 (ba sic) standards. The Ethernet port

i nte rface cabling must be routed only i ndoors a nd must not exit the building.

2MP-124 LEDs

MP-124 provides LEDs on its front panel, as shown below and described in the s ubsequent table.

LED Description

Channels Green On: Off-hook Red On: Line malfunction or unavailable due to

SRTP ena bled

Off: On-hook

Data Green Flash:TransmittingRTP Red Flash:Receiving RTP Off: No traffic

Control Green On: Sending/receiving SIP messages Off: No traffic

Lan Green On: 10/100Ba s eTX l ink Red On: Malfunction

Ready Green On: Poweron Amber Flash: Initializing Red On: M

alfunction

Off: No power

3MP-124 Ports

MP-124 provides ports on its re ar-panel, a s shown b elow a nd d escribed in the s ubsequ ent ta ble.

1 Grounding lug

2 DC p owe r inlet

3 50-pin female Telco connector, s upporting up to 24 FXS i nterfaces

4 DB-9 pi n female connector for RS-232 serial interface

5 RJ-45 Ethernet port (10/100BaseTX)

4Cabling and InstallingMP-124

Warnings:

•Prior to installingMP-124, proper grounding (earthing) and power-surge protection mus t

be done; refer to the Hardware Installation Manual for detailed instructions. AudioCodes'

willnotbear responsibilityto damage that may be caused to the device as a result of not

complyingwith the instructions detailed i n the Hardware Installation Manual.

•Priorto connectingMP-124 to power, refer to the Compliancy and Regulatory Information

documentat www.audiocodes.com/library.

•ConnectMP-124 to a s afety e xtra-low voltage (SELV)source that i s sufficiently i solated

from the mains.

•For FXS cabling, you ca n use your own third-party MDF connector cable or you can use

AudioCodes' MP-124 FXS Pa tch Pa nel (ordered s eparately from Au dioCodes). When using a

thi rd -party MDF for FXS ca bling, to reduce noise interference, use a twisted-pair Octopus

cable terminated on a metal-hooded 50-pin Telco connector.

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To cable and install MP-124:

1. Connectthe Ethernet portto yourLAN switch,usingthe RJ-45 Ethernet cable connector.

2. ConnectMP-124 to FXS-based a nalog equipment (for example, telephone, fax, a nd modem):

•Third-party MDF: Us ing a twisted 25-p air Octopus ca ble, connect each wire pair to i ts correspon ding

MDF adaptorblocksocket,and thenconnect the wire-pairs at the other end to a 50-pin male Telco

connector. Connect this to the MP-124 50-pi n female Telco connector. Connect your analog

equipment to the MDF using RJ-11 cables.

•AudioCodes MP-124 FXS Patch Panel: Mountthe Patch Panel in a 19-inch rack. Insert a nd fasten the

Pa tch Pa nel's 50-pin male connector to the MP-124 50-pin female Telco connector. Connect your

analog equipment to the Pa tch Pa nel using RJ-11 ca bles.

3. Connect two 18-AWG wires to the DC terminal block (ensure correct polarity), and then secure the DC

termi nal block to the MP-124 DC inlet. Connect the other end of the DC ca ble to a -48 VDC power

supply; The Ready LED f i rs t flashes a mber a nd then turns gre en after i nitialization completes. The Lan

LED turns gre en i ndicating an Ethernet link.

4. For de s ktop mounting, simplyplace MP-124 on a horizontal desk. For 19-inch rack mounting, re fer to

the Hardware Installation Manual.

5Assigning an IP Address

Your MP-124 i s shipped with a d efault IP a dd ress:

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IP Address:10.1.10.10

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Subnet: 255.255.0.0

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Default Gateway: 0.0.0.0

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To change the IP address:

1. Unplug MP-124 from the network a nd reconnect the Ethernet port directly to a PC’s LAN port, using

a n Ethe rnet crossove r ca ble.

2. Cha nge your PC’s IP a ddress and subnet mask to correspond with the MP-124 default IP address and

subnetmask (see above).

3. In your Web browser, enter the default IP a dd ress of MP-124 (e.g., http://10.1.10.10); the MP-124

Web-b ased management tool opens, re questing your l ogin cre dentials.

4. Log in usingthe default(case-sensitive) username ("Admin") and password ("Ad min"), and then click

5. Accessthe Interface ta ble (Configuration ta b > VoIP menu > Network > IP Interfaces Table).

6. Modi fy the I P address to correspond with your network IP a dd ressing sch eme, a nd then click Submit.

7. Sa ve your s ettings to flash ("burn")i n the Maintenance Acti ons p a ge (Maintenance tab >

Maintenance menu > Maintenance Actions); yourWeb browserdisconnects fromthe MP-124 Web

i nte rface.

8. Unplug MP-124 from your PC a nd reconnect it to the network.

9. Re s tore your PC’s I P a ddress a nd s ubnet mask to their original settings, and then re start your PC a n d

re-a ccess the MP-124 Web interfacewith its newlyassigned IPaddress.

6Configuring Basic SIP Settings

Con fi gure MP-124 withbasic SIPparameters usingthe Webinterface:

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To configure basic SIP parameters:

1. In the Coders Table page (Configuration ta b > VoIP menu > Coders and Profiles > Coders), confi gure

coders used byMP-124 that best suit yourVoIPnetwork andaresupported byyour VoIPprovider.

2. I n th e Proxy & Re gi stration page (Configuration tab > VoIP menu > SIP Definitions > Proxy &

Registration), s et the 'Use Default Proxy' field to Yes and the 'Enable Registration'field to Enable.

3. Click theProxy Set Table

button, andthen enterthe IPaddressordomainname ofthe Proxyserver

provided byyourVoIPprovider.

7Setting up your Voice Ports

The MP-124 FXS voice ports are enabledbyassigningthem a phonenumber.

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To set up your MP-124 voice ports:

1. Open the Endpoint Phone NumberTablepage (Configuration tab > VoIP menu > GW and IP to IP >

Hunt Group > Endpoint Phone Number).

2. In the 'Channel(s)' column,enterthe portnumber (labeled on the rear panel) of theportthatyou

wa nt to enable.

3. In the 'PhoneNumber' column, enterthe port’s phone number (e.g., 401). This number i s typically

provided byyourVoIPprovider.

4. Click Submit.

Warning:

Burn yourconfiguration settings to flash before resetting orpowering downthe

device; otherwise, your s ettings will not be preserved.

Notice Information

This Quick Guide describes the quick setup for AudioCodes MediaPack MP-124 DC-Powered series Voice-over-IP

(VoIP) SIP media gateways.

Information contained in this documentis believed to be accurate and reliable at the time of printing. However,

due to o

ngoing productimprovements and revisions, AudioCodes cannot guarantee accuracy of printed material

after the DatePublished nor can it acceptresponsibility for errors or omissions. Updates to this document and

other documents as well as software updates

canbe viewedby registered customers on AudioCodes’ Web site at

www.audiocodes.com/downloads.

This document is subject to change without notice.

Date Published: December-17-2014

Document #: LTRT-09411

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