Samsung Version 2.1 Telephone User Manual


 
Message Monitoring OfficeServ Link Version 2.1 User Guide
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Chapter 4 Using Link
Check the configuration of the Phone System.
Before connecting to the telephone system, you have to set up the connection parameters
within the system; the method used depends on the connection mode. (SIM, Serial, or
TCP/IP).
Telephone settings for a serial Link connection
y For SIM or Serial connection mode,
Be sure that the MMC 804 settings of DCS Key telephone PBX system are as follows:
Sys IOPort 2 * (1)
Service CTI-SMDR * (2)
BAUD RATE 9600 or 19200 * (3)
CHAR LENGTH 8
PARITY NONE
STOP BIT 1
RETRY COUNT 5
WAIT TIME 03000 msec.
Note The “*” means that you can change the value as needed.
The change of (1) entry depends on the number of ports provided by Samsung Key telephone
system.
The (2) entry can have one of CTI, CTI-SMDR, CTI/UCD, and CTI/S/U.
The baud rate of (3) entry depends on that of Samsung Key telephone system. The baud rate of
Link shall be specified based on the value of (3) entry.
Telephone settings for an IP Link connection
y For TCP/IP connections,
Be sure that the IP address of the telephone system has been specified in the MMC
830. This IP address shall be the same as in the communication environment of Link.
Note Some of the DCS Key telephone systems that support TCP/IP connections cannot transfer SMCR
/ UCD information to the TCP/IP port. When interworking with these systems, the Link does not
transfer the SMDR / UCD message.
Connecting to a telephone system
After setting the parameters above, click on the [CONNECT] button of Link
, and proceed to the connection process of PBX system.
Note In you intend to use the Link in the user management mode, add the user information before
proceeding to the connection process of PBX system. For details of user management, see later in
this chapter.