NEC ML440 Manuel utilisateur

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SV8100 Cheat Sheet

The NEC ML440 consists of the AP20 access point and the ML440 handset shown below.

The AP20 is powered by POE 802.3af) ONLY.

Some Quick ML440 Facts

•Maximum number of handsets is 200.

•Maximum number of AP’s is 40.

•Seamless Roaming between AP’s is supported.

•Single AP site supports up to 10 simultaneous calls.

A multi AP site supports up to 8 simultaneous calls.

•Voice Announce is NOT supported there is no alert

Tone).

•ML440 uses NEC i-SIP so each handset requires one IP

Phone license license 5101).

•ML440 only supports G711.

•ML440 does not work with UCB or Desktop Suite/Attendant.

•Maximum handsets that can register to one AP20 is 30.

•AP20 can be defaulted by depressing the small button on the rear side until the Status light turns red.

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ML 440

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ABC

DEF

GHI

JKL

MNO

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

Key

Multi-

function keys

1~4 assigned

in Prog15-07

Speaker

Phone

Status La p

See chart on

page X for

description

Soft Keys

Not

Progra able

Hook

Off

Hook

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1. From default an IP address can only be assigned to the AP20 via DHCP. This can be done with the built

in DHCP server on the SV8100 10-13-01), via the customers DHCP server, or by using a 3

party

application such at Tftpd32. Once the AP20 has an IP address the status light will be a steady green.

2. Take a ML440 handset and press the key followed by * 4 7 * you should then see something like

the following…..

Take note of the IP address and access this from a browser on the same network.

3. Once connected you will be prompted for a login and password.

The default is “ad in” and “ad in”. The user name and password

can be changed from the “Web Security” option within the AP20.

4. You will be taken to the Home/Status screen. Select “Manage ent” from the side menu.

Programming

IP Search

MAC: 00:08:7B:07:E1:13

IP: 172.16.1.101

Base Station Name allows you to

label the individual AP’s for ease in

location and troubleshooting.

The other options on this page

are for trouble shooting only

and can be left at default.

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5. From the side menu select the option “Servers” to add the SV8100 IP Address.

6. Select “Extension” from the side Menu then the “Add Extension” link.

Enter the IP address fro

10-12-09 along with :5080.

The Registration ti e(s)

should be left at default.

DTMF Signaling should be set

to SIP INFO to follow i -SIP

signaling.

The Codec Priority ust be

left at G711U as this is all that

is supp

orted at this ti e.

Make sure the ext nu bers are

assigned in the SV8100 (11-02).

The syste will auto atically

allocate the ext nu bers to the

handsets, starting with the first

un-equipped port above the port

nu ber assigned in 10-46-10

(default =1).

Note: You ust have an ME50

installed to use ports 64 and

above. Each handset ALSO uses a

port license as well as an IP

station license

Adding a Station (Plug And Play)

If the SV8100 is set to Plug

and Play in 10-46-01, no

entries are needed in the

“Add extension” boxes.

Si ply click the “Save”

button.

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After selecting “Register Handsets s)” take the first handset and press the “Menu” button.

Press “Down” to the icon and select “Enter”.

9. The icon will be highlighted. Select “Enter”. You will then be prompted for the

Enter the default “Access code” of “ 0 0 0 0” followed by the left Soft Key directly below “Ok”.

10. After a few seconds the handset display will change to the station name 15-01-01) directly above the

ext number 11-02-01).

11. Using 20-06 assign the ML440 handset extensions to their own unique Class of Service for all Night

Modes utilized. E.g. COS 2 for all modes.

Once saved check the box and

then select “Register Handset(s)

Down

Left Right

Enter

Access cod

ML440 does NOT support intercom Voice Call so this

feature must be disabled.

a. First at all ML440 stations dial the access

code to force intercom ringing default 723

prog 11-11-16)

b. For the new Class Of Service the ML440

extensions have been assigned, enable

20-08-11 to stop callers from changing the

ringing ML440 to Voice Call.

c. For the new Class Of Service the ML440

extensions have been assigned, disable

20-09-05 and this will prevent the ML440

user from dialing the Voice Call access code

default

721

, prog

)

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12. Some systems may already be configured for Manual or Automatic Login. If this is the case the ML440

sets can be assigned with the following procedure.

Within PCPro go to Programming, Unregistered Phones, IP Phone List… and select the ML440

extensions you intend to bring online.

13.

14.

Adding a Station (Manual/Automatic)

Within PCPro go to Progra ing,

Unregistered Phones, IP Phone List… and

select the ML440 extensions you intend to

bring online.

Go to 15-05-27 and assign a unique Personal ID

Index to each of the extension.

In 84-22 assign a User Id and

Password for each of the

personal ID Index numbers

assigned in step 13.

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15.

16.

17.Finally follow steps 8 through 11 on page 4 of this doc to complete bringing the handset on line.

Additional Handset Programming

With the phone online programming of the handset is like any other deskset. The device can have key programming for

up to 16 keys but only the first 4 can be accessed.

As the station is in another COS do not forget to enable the other stable options such as receiving Caller ID (20-09-02)

and Sending caller ID (20-08-13).

Browse into the AP20 and perform steps

1~5 pages 2 and 3 of this doc). Then select

Network from the side menu to access the

Network Settings.

Go to the SIP/RTP Settings and change SIP

registration ode: to Static

Go back to the Ho e/Status page and

select the Reboot button at the bottom

left side of the screen. Allow the AP20 to

reboot and come back online.

After logging back into the AP20 select

the Extensions option from the side

menu and the click on Add extension.

Enter the extension number along with

the User Na e and Password

previously assigned in 84-22 in step 14

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Most installations will require additional AP20’s to provide the wireless coverage of the customer’s working

area. Each area the AP20 covers is called a “Cell”. Each cell must overlap another cell so that the calls in

progress can be seamlessly passed between AP20’s as the handset moves between covered areas.

In a Multi-Cell layout 1 AP20 acts as the primary timing/synchronization source for the entire WL440 network.

Other AP20’s overlap the primary AP20 at different levels. A direct overlap with the primary would be level 1.

An overlap into a level 1 cell would be a level 2 and so on. See the diagram below.

Multi Cell Installation

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Primary AP

Level 1 AP

Level 2

Level 3

Primary

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

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