NEC SOPHO 2000 IPS User Manual

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General Product Description Sopho 2000IPS Release 12.2, August 2006NEC Philips Unified Solutions UPD 4 of 259© NEC Philips Unified Solutions, 2006. All right reserved.Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner.2.3.1 Port Interface Module (PIM) ...................................................................................... 332.3.2 Battery Module (BATTMH) ...................................................................................... 342.3.3 Installation Hardware ................................................................................................. 342.3.4 SOPHO 2000 IPS SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY ........................................................ 352.4 CIRCUIT CARDS .............................................................................................................. 352.5 IPS SYSTEM CONDITIONS ............................................................................................... 362.6 IPS TERMINAL INTERFACES ........................................................................................... 362.6.1 ANALOGUE STATION INTERFACE ..................................................................... 362.6.2 DIGITAL STATION INTERFACE ........................................................................... 362.6.2.1 Long line DLC card (4DLC) (R11) ................................................................. 362.6.3 ISDN Station Card ...................................................................................................... 372.6.4 IP STATION INTERFACE ....................................................................................... 372.6.4.1 Dterm IP........................................................................................................... 372.6.4.2 Station-To-Station Connection ........................................................................ 372.6.4.3 DRS (= Device Registration Server)................................................................ 382.7 PUBLIC NETWORK/TIE NETWORK CONNECTION........................................................... 382.7.1 CCIS Connection........................................................................................................ 382.7.2 H.323 Connection (obsolete) ...................................................................................... 392.7.3 Q.SIG (QSIG) Protocol Support to 3rd party PBX’s................................................... 392.7.4 SIP Trunk with Toplink, Germany, Basic calls (R11)................................................ 392.7.4.1 SIP Trunk Enhancements (R12.2) ................................................................... 402.8 THE IP-PAD AND VCT................................................................................................... 422.8.1 8 ports IP-PAD (including compression) ................................................................... 422.8.2 When are IP-PAD and VCT required ......................................................................... 432.9 FAX AND MODEM TRAFFIC.............................................................................................. 442.9.1 T.30 Fax over IP (obsolete) ........................................................................................ 442.9.2 FAX Communication with IP PAD cards (Release 9): .............................................. 442.9.3 Modem over IP, Pass-through mode between 8IPLA IP-PADs (R9)......................... 452.10 IP NETWORKING ............................................................................................................. 452.10.1 MP, IP-PAD LAN interface speed setting enhancement to 100Mbps/full duplexmode(fixed) (R9)..................................................................................................................... 452.10.2 VLAN Tagging........................................................................................................ 452.10.3 NAT support (R12.1)............................................................................................... 452.10.4 In-Skin Hub (R10, obsolete).................................................................................... 462.11 MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATION PROCESSOR CARDS ...................................................... 462.11.1 RS232C ports........................................................................................................... 462.11.2 OAI with FLF .......................................................................................................... 462.12 IN-SKIN VOICE MAIL / UNIFIED MESSAGING: MYMAIL@NET 510I ............................. 462.13 PATCH PANEL (24-PORT)................................................................................................ 472.14 SOPHO IPS DM/IPS DML/IPS DMR SYSTEM CONFIGURATION................................. 482.14.1 SOPHO IPS DM Modular Chassis (MC)................................................................ 482.14.2 SOPHO IPS DML/ IPS DMR Modular Chassis (MC)............................................ 492.15 REMOTE PIM OVER IP (RELEASE 8)............................................................................... 502.15.1 Outline of Operation................................................................................................ 51On-line Moves, Adds and Changes......................................................................................... 522.15.2 Remote PIM over IP System Conditions................................................................. 52Backup Call Routing to ISDN in Remote PIM Survival Mode (R12.2)................................. 542.15.3 Bandwidth Requirement .......................................................................................... 572.15.4 Required Hardware and Software............................................................................ 582.16 LANGUAGE AND COUNTRY VERSION SUPPORT .............................................................. 593 TERMINALS................................................................................................. 603.1 ANALOGUE TERMINALS ................................................................................................. 61