Man-22423-Us001 D00 SSMTT-36 MMD

1 VoIP Module
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Tel: 1-408-363-8000 Fax: 1-408-363-8313
MAN-22423-US001 Rev D00
VoIP Module
Part of the MTT and xDSL
Family of Products
Users Manual
SSMTT-36M
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VoIP Module
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1 VoIP Module ............................................................. 5
1.1 LEDs ....................................................................................... 5
1.2 Connector Panel ..................................................................... 5
2 Menus ...................................................................... 7
2.1 VF TIMS Main Menu ............................................................... 8
2.1.1 Conguration ....................................................................... 9
2.1.2 Call Control ........................................................................ 10
2.1.2.1 Call Setup ...................................................................... 10
2.1.2.2 Place a Call .................................................................... 12
2.1.2.3 Receive a Call ................................................................ 14
2.1.3 Transmit Frequency ........................................................... 15
2.1.4 Receive Frequency and Measurements ............................ 19
2.1.4.1 Single Frequency ............................................................ 19
2.1.4.2 Frequency Sweep ........................................................... 20
2.1.4.3 3-Tone Slope .................................................................. 22
2.1.5 Loop Current and Voltage .................................................. 24
2.1.6 Responder Setup ............................................................... 25
2.1.6.1 3-Tone ............................................................................. 26
2.1.6.2 Single .............................................................................. 26
2.1.6.3 Quiet ............................................................................... 27
2.1.6.4 Sweep ............................................................................. 27
2.1.7 Call Analysis ...................................................................... 29
2.1.8 View/Store/Print ................................................................. 31
2.1.8.1 Saving a Test .................................................................. 32
2.1.8.2 Viewing a Stored Test ..................................................... 32
2.1.8.3 Printing a Stored Test ..................................................... 32
2.1.8.4 Deleting a Stored Test .................................................... 32
2.1.8.5 Locking & Unlocking a Stored Test ................................. 32
2.1.8.6 Renaming a Stored Test ................................................. 33
2.1.9 Proles ............................................................................... 34
2.2 VoIP Main Menu ................................................................... 35
2.2.1 Network Setup ................................................................... 35
2.2.2 Protocol Setup ................................................................... 37
2.2.3 Place/Receive Calls ........................................................... 41
2.2.4 PING/Trace Route ............................................................. 45
2.2.4.1 PING/Trace Route Setup ................................................ 45
2.2.4.2 PING Results .................................................................. 46
2.2.4.3 Trace Route Results ....................................................... 50
2.3 VQ Measurement Setup ....................................................... 51
2.3.1 Non-intrusive VQM Measurement ..................................... 51
2.3.1.1 Non-intrusive Report Screens ........................................ 52
2.3.1.2 Terminated Call Metrics Screen ...................................... 53
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3 Quick Start ............................................................ 55
3.1 Placing or Receiving an H.323 Call ...................................... 55
3.2 Placing or Receiving a SIP Call ............................................ 56
3.3 Voice Quality Measurement (VQM) ...................................... 57
3.3.1 Non-intrusive VQM ............................................................ 57
4 Applications .......................................................... 59
4.1 POTS Applications ............................................................... 59
4.1.1 Place/Receive Calls and Send Digits ................................ 59
4.2 VoIP Applications .................................................................. 60
4.2.1 Making a Call to an H.323 Phone without a Gatekeeper ... 60
4.2.2 Making a Call to an H.323 Phone with a Gatekeeper ........ 60
4.2.3 Making an H.323 Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device .............. 61
4.2.4 Voice Quality Measurement ............................................... 61
5 General Information ............................................. 63
5.1 Testing and Calibration Statement ........................................ 63
5.2 Express Limited Warranty ..................................................... 63
Index ........................................................................... 65
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1 VoIP Module
The VoIP module is designed for testing POTS and IP circuits
and combinations of these circuits that make VoIP possible. For
application details, see Section 4.
Notes
This module can be used with the full family of MTT and xDSL
test sets, however there may be minor screen differences
between the color and black and white models. This Users
Manual uses the color screens for illustrative purposes.
The standard Sunrise Telecom AC adapter may generate low
frequency noise which affects the frequency testing results. For
this reason we recommend that during VF TIMS measurement
the battery or the Sunrise Telecom AC adapter, SS138E be
used.
1.1 LEDs
The module does not use any LEDs for reporting on circuit condi-
tions. It does however indicate its use by the MODULE or xDSL
LED.
1.2 Connector Panel
The module connector panel is shown in Figure 1.
10/100B-T HANDSET 2W
Figure 1 VoIP Connector Panel
The module has the following ports:
10/100B-T
Connect to an IP Ethernet circuit using an RJ-45 UDP connector.
HANDSET
Connect a standard handset using an RJ-9 connector. It is used
for talk/listen functions.
2W
Connect to a POTS circuit using an RJ-11 connector. The pinout
of the RJ-11 connector is shown in the following fgure:
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Pin 1: Not used
Pin 2: Rx (4-wire), Tx (4 wire reversed)
Pin 3: Rx (4-wire), Tx (4 wire reversed),
Tx/Rx (2-wire)
Pin 4: Rx (4-wire), Tx (4 wire reversed),
Tx/Rx (2-wire)
Pin 5: Rx (4-wire), Tx (4 wire reversed)
Pin 6: Not used
Figure 2 VF Pinout
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2 Menus
The module main menu, shown in Figure 3, is divided into three
menus, VF TIMS/VoIP (F1), and VQM (F2). Access these by
pressing the appropriate F-key.
VF TIMS MAIN MENU
RECEIVE FREQ & MEAS
2.1.4
TRANSMIT FREQUENCY
2.1.3
CALL CONTROL
2.1.2
CONFIGURATION
2.1.1
2.1
2.1.6.4
2.1.6.3
2.1.6.2
2.1.6.1
RESPONDER MENU
3-TONE
SINGLE
QUIET
SWEEP
* Optional Feature
2.1.5
LOOP CURRENT
2.1.6
RESPONDER SETUP
2.1.7
CALL ANALYSIS
CALL CONTROL
PLACE CALL
CALL SETUP
2.1.2.1
2.1.2.2
RECEIVE FREQUENCY & MEAS
3-TONE SLOPE
FREQUENCY SWEEP
SINGLE FREQUENCY
2.1.4.1
2.1.4.2
2.1.4.3
VF TIMS/VoIP
F-key
MODULE
Key
VQM
F-Key
PLACE/RECV CALL
2.2.3
PING/TRACE ROUTE TEST
2.2.4
NETWORK SETUP
2.2.1
PROTOCOL SETUP
2.2.2
VOIP MAIN MENU
2.2
VIEW/STORE/PRINT
2.1.8
PROFILES
2.1.9
VIEW/STORE/PRINT
2.1.8
PROFILES
2.1.9
VQ MEASUREMENT *
2.3
NON-INTRUSIVE
2.3.1
Figure 3 Menu Tree
2.1 VF TIMS Main Menu
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Press VF TIMS (F1) in the module main menu to access the fol-
lowing functions:
CONFIGURATION
CALL CONTROL
TRANSMIT FREQUENCY
RECEIVE FREQ & MEAS
LOOP CURRENT
RESPONDER SETUP
CALL ANALYSIS
While in VF TIMS mode the test set displays the status of the
POTS interface and test set status. The status is shown, as in
Figure 4, below the time of day line after the carrot >.
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> IDLE
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>
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> RINGING 3638000
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> CALLING
Onhook Waiting for nput or a Call
Offhook
ncoming Call with Caller D
Outgoing Call
TX RX
Transmit Receive
Figure 4 Status Indicators
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2.1.1 Conguration
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CONFIGURATION
> IDLE
600ohm 900ohm
IMPEDANCE : 600ohm
AUDIO DEVICE: MIC/SPK
Figure 5 POTS Conguration Screen
Confgure the following:
IMPEDANCE
Options: 600ohm (F1), 900ohm (F2)
Select the impedance level for the receiver.
AUDIO DEVICE
Options: HANDSET (F1), MIC/SPK (F2)
Select either handset or the test set microphone/speaker. The
speaker or handset will allow you to:
Listen to what is being received.
Receive auditory feedback during calling and sending digits.
Hear a ringing alert for incoming calls.
Hear a call waiting alert.
Note: The microphone is inactive during transmission of tones
and during measurements.
When fnished, press ENTER to return to the VF TIMS TESTING
menu screen.
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2.1.2 Call Control
This menu contains the following selections:
CALL SETUP
PLACE CALL
This menu allows you to setup and place calls on 2 wire analog
POTS circuits.
2.1.2.1 Call Setup
In Setup, DIAL MODE determines the other displayed parameters
as shown in Figure 6.
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CALL SETUP
TRUNK TYPE : LOOP-ST
FLASH DURATION: 500 ns
DIAL MODE : DTMF
TWIST(HI - LO): 0 dB
LOW FREQ LEVEL: -7 dBm
DTMF Screen 1
> IDLE
DTMF MF DP
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CALL SETUP
DIAL MODE : MF
TWIST(HI - LO): 0 dB
LOW FREQ LEVEL: -7 dBm
MF Screen 1
> IDLE
DTMF MF DP
DTMF Screen 2
MF Screen 2
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CALL SETUP
DIAL MODE : DP
DP % BREAK : 60%
DP PPS : 10
DP Screen 1
> IDLE
DTMF MF DP
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CALL SETUP
INTERDIGIT PRD: 500 ms
DP Screen 2
> IDLE
(RANGE: 200 TO 999 ms)
<- ->
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CALL SETUP
> IDLE
+/- <- ->
HI TONE FREQ : 0 %
LOW TONE FREQ : 0 %
DIGIT ON TIME : 50 ms
DIGIT OFF TIME: 50 ms
(RANGE: -5 TO 5%)
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CALL SETUP
HI TONE FREQ : 0 %
LOW TONE FREQ : 0 %
DIGIT ON TIME : 50 ms
DIGIT OFF TIME: 50 ms
> IDLE
(RANGE: -5 TO 5%)
<- -> +/-
Figure 6 Call Setup Screens
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In the screens shown in Figure 6:
Press to navigate.
To enter numbers, press SHIFT and use the numeric keypad.
Press SHIFT when done. If you make a mistake while the SHIFT
is active, use the <- and -> F-keys to move the cursor to the
incorrect digit and enter the correct digit. If needed, press the
+/- F-key to change the sign of the entry.
In Screen 1, confgure the following:
TRUNK TYPE
Options: none, LOOP-ST is currently the only available setting.
FLASH DURATION
Options: 300 to 1000 ms
This is a momentary on-hook signal used to activate supple-
mentary services available on the line, such as call waiting or
conference call.
DIAL MODE
Options: DTMF (F1), MF (F2), DP (F3)
Select a mode to use. This determines the CALL SETUP screen
that is presented.
DTMF: Dual Tone Multi-Frequency
MF: Multi-Frequency
DP: Dial Pulse
TWIST (HI - LO) (not in DP mode)
Options: -10 to 10 dB, default 0 dB
Determine the difference in levels between the high and low
frequency tones.
LOW FREQ LEVEL (not in DP mode)
Options: -40 to 10 dBm, default -7 dBm
Defne the composite tone level. If TWIST is set to 0 dB, the high
tone and low tones will have the same level.
DP % BREAK (not in DTMF or MF modes)
Options: 60% (F1), 66.6% (F2)
Defne the dial pulse % break.
DP PPS (not in DTMF or MF modes)
Options: 10 (F1), 20 (F2)
Determine dial pulses per second.
In Screen 2, confgure the following:
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INTERDIGIT PRD (not in DTMF or MF modes)
Options: 200 to 999 ms
Determine the Interdigit Period in milliseconds.
HI TONE FREQ (not in DP mode)
Options: -5 to 5%, default 0%
Determine the frequency deviation of the highest frequency tone
in the two tone dial pulse.
LO TONE FREQ (not in DP mode)
Options: -5 to 5%, default 0%
Determine the frequency deviation of the lowest frequency tone
in the two tone dial pulse.
DIGIT ON TIME (not in DP mode)
Options: 12 to 999 ms, default 50 ms
Determine the on time for the dial pulse.
DIGIT OFF TIME (not in DP mode)
Options: 12 to 999 ms, default 50 ms
Determine the off time for the dial pulse.
When done, press ENTER to return to the CALL CONTROL
menu screen.
2.1.2.2 Place a Call
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> IDLE
MF/DTMF/DP DIALING
DIAL MODE : DTMF
DIAL NUMBER:
3632225
(PRESS ENTER TO DIAL)
<- SPEED HISTORY OFFHOOK
Figure 7 MF/DTMF/DP Dialing Screen
The following items are in this screen:
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DIAL MODE
You may also change your dialing mode in this screen, but if you
do, press SETUP (F4) and confgure the CALL SETUP screens
using the information in Section 2.1.2.1.
DIAL NUMBER
Enter a number to dial, by pressing SHIFT and using the numeric
keypad. Press <- (F1) to backspace to a digit you wish to change.
You may also press HISTORY (F2) to select from a list of previ-
ously dialed numbers. You can also select a number from the list
in the SPEED (F3) dial screen.
Press OFFHOOK/ONHOOK (F4) to change the line state of the
test set.
The HISTORY screen contains a list of calls that were made. It
tells you if the call was incoming or outgoing, its duration, and the
number it was received from or made to. Select one line and press
ENTER to re-dial that number. If available use PAGE-UP (F1) and
PAGE-DN (F2) to see the available screens. Press CLR-ALL (F4)
to clear all numbers in these screens. Note that this information
is cleared when you shut down the test set.
The SPEED DIAL screen contains a list of up to 10 numbers that
you program. These numbers are automatically saved for you. To
enter a number:
1. Select a blank line.
2. Press SHIFT and use the numeric keypad to enter the desired
number.
3. Press SHIFT when done.
Use <- (F1) the backspace key to correct an incorrect digit.
You can also select a line with a number and press DELETE
(F3) to remove it from the list.
4. With a number selected, press SELECT (F2) or ENTER to
dial the number and to return to the MF/DTMF/DP DIALING
screen.
Once a number is dialed by any method, the SPEED F-key is
replaced by FLASH and OFFHOOK is replaced by ONHOOK. The
POTS status indicator also goes from on-hook to off-hook.
FLASH (F3): Use to momentarily go on-hook/off-hook.
ONHOOK (F4): Use to end the call with the screen returning
to the state shown in Figure 7.
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2.1.2.3 Receive a Call
These screens cannot be selected, they are displayed when an
incoming call is received.
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RECEIVE CALL
> RINGING 4083601259
ACCEPT
CALLER ID: 4083601259
12/30 17:48
OUT OF AREA
(PRESS ENTER TO ANSWER)
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RECEIVE CALL
> RINGING 4083601259
FLASH
CALLER ID: 4083601259
12/30 17:48
OUT OF AREA
CALL IN PROGRESS...
ONHOOK
Figure 8 Receive Call Screens
When a call is received, the test set will display the screen on the
left in Figure 8. Press ACCEPT (F1) or ENTER to answer the call.
If you choose to answer the call, the screen on the right of Figure
8 is displayed, it contains:
CALLER ID: The number that made the call, date and time, and
area information.
This screen contains the following F-keys:
FLASH (F3): Momentary change the line status.
OFFHOOK/ONHOOK (F4): Change the status of the line.
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2.1.3 Transmit Frequency
Use this function to send a tone from the test set. From these
screens, you may send either a single tone, a 3-tone test, or a
frequency sweep. You may also select quiet mode.
MODE
Select the type of tone to send.
FIXED (F1): Sends a single frequency tone. You may confgure
the level and frequency for this tone.
SWEEP (F2): Runs a frequency sweep test. Here, the test
set sweeps through tones. You may confgure the starting and
ending frequencies, the frequency step, holding time for each
frequency, as well as frequencies to skip (see SKIP FREQ).
3-TONE (F3): Sends three different frequencies (404, 1004, and
2804) at 5 second intervals. You may confgure the tone level.
QUIET (F4): Places a quiet termination on the line.
Note: To enter numbers, press SHIFT and use the numeric key-
pad. Press SHIFT when done. If you make a mistake while the
SHIFT is active, use the <- and -> F-keys to move the cursor to
the incorrect digit and enter the correct digit. If needed, press the
Refer to the following descriptions for each mode.
FIXED TONE
The fxed tone test transmits a single frequency. At MODE, select
FIXED (F1) and refer to the following fgure:
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TRANSMIT FREQUENCY
> IDLE
<- -> kHz
MODE : FIXED
FREQUENCY: 1000 Hz
LEVEL : -10.0 dBm
(PRESS ENTER TO START)
(RANGE: 20Hz TO 20kHz)
Figure 9 Transmit Frequency-Fixed Mode Screen
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FREQUENCY
Options: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Select the frequency of the transmitted tone. Use kHz/Hz (F3) to
change the range.
LEVEL
Options:
-40.0 to +10.0 dBm, if IMPEDANCE is set at 600.
Select the level of the transmitted tone.
When ready, press ENTER and the test set goes off-hook and
begins transmitting the specied tone. The status is indicated as
shown in Figure 4. Press ENTER again to stop transmitting and
go on-hook.
SWEEP TEST
The frequency sweep test sweeps from a start to a stop frequency
with an adjustable frequency step interval, dwell time and level.
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TRANSMIT FREQUENCY
> IDLE
<- kHz
MODE : SWEEP
START FREQ: 200 Hz
STOP FREQ : 2000 Hz
FREQ STEP : 100 Hz
DWELL TIME: 2 sec
LEVEL : -10.0 dBm
SKIP FREQ : ENABLE
(RANGE: 20Hz TO STOP FREQ)
Figure 10 Transmit Frequency-Sweep Mode Screen
START FREQ
Options: Value for 20 Hz to STOP FREQ
Select the starting frequency for the test. This will be the frst
frequency tone transmitted.
STOP FREQ
Options: Value from START FREQ to 20 kHz
Select the stop frequency for the test. This will be the last fre-
quency tone transmitted.
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FREQ STEP
Options:
If STOP FREQ - START FREQ < 1 kHz then:
10 Hz (F1), 100 Hz (F2)
If 1 kHz < STOP FREQ - START FREQ < 10 kHz then:
100 Hz (F1), 1 kHz (F2)
If 10 kHz < STOP FREQ - START FREQ < 20 kHz then:
1 kHz (F1), 10 kHz (F2)
Determine the step intervals for the test. As shown by the options
for this parameter, the choices are determined by the STOP FREQ
and START FREQ settings.
DWELL TIME
Options: 2 to 10 seconds
Determine how long a single tone is held before transmitting the
next tone. For example, if the dwell time is set for 5 seconds, the
test set will send each tone for 5 seconds.
LEVEL
Options:
Select the level of each tone for the test.
SKIP FREQ
Options: ENABLE/DISABLE (F1) EDIT (F2)
Choose whether to use this feature by pressing F1. Then directly
enter the tone frequencies to skip by using the following proce-
dure:
1. Press EDIT (F2) and the SKIP FREQUENCY screen appears.
2. Select a blank line and enter the desired frequency by using
the SHIFT and numeric keypad.
Press F2 for Hz or F3 for kHz.
Press F4 to delete a frequency.
Enter up to 10 frequencies to skip.
3. Press ENTER to save the skip frequencies and return to the
screen shown in Figure 10.
When ready, press ENTER and the test set goes off-hook and
begins transmitting the specied tones. The status is indicated
as shown in Figure 4. Press ENTER again to stop transmitting
and go on-hook.
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3-Tone Test
This test cycles through three frequencies: 404 Hz, 1004 Hz, and
2804 Hz. Refer to Figure 11.
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TRANSMIT FREQUENCY
> IDLE
<- ->
MODE : 3-TONE
LEVEL : -10.0 dBm
(RANGE: -40.0 TO 10.0dBm)
+/-
Figure 11 Transmit Frequency-3-Tone Mode Screen
To begin transmitting:
1. At MODE, press 3-TONE (F2).
2. Select FREQ LEVEL and enter a level using the SHIFT key
procedure at the start of this section. This setting applies to
all three tones.
3. Press ENTER to begin and the test set continuously transmits
each tone for 5 seconds. The CURRENT FREQ line displays
the currently transmitted frequency.
4 To stop the test, press ENTER again.
QUIET
This places a quiet termination on the line. Press ENTER to start
after selecting QUIET (MORE, F2).
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2.1.4 Receive Frequency and Measurements
The following menu selections are available in this screen:
SINGLE FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY SWEEP
3-TONE SLOPE
2.1.4.1 Single Frequency
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> IDLE
SINGLE FREQUENCY
SIGNAL FREQ : N/A Hz
SIGNAL LEVEL : N/A dBm
ATTEN REF LEVEL: 0 dBm
ATTENUATION : N/A dB
(RANGE: -40 TO 10dBm)
<- -> +/-
Figure 12 Single Frequency Screen
ATTN REF LEVEL
Options: if IMPEDANCE is set at 600, then -40 to +10 dBm,
If IMPEDANCE is set at 900, then -40 to +8 dBm.
This is used to calculate the ATTENUATION.
When ready, press ENTER. The test set goes off-hook and begins
receiving the tone. The status is indicated as shown in Figure 4.
Press ENTER again to stop measuring and go on-hook.
The screen reports the following:
SIGNAL FREQ: Signal frequency is reported in Hz.
SIGNAL LEVEL: Signal level is reported in dBm.
ATTENUATION: Signal attenuation is reported in dB.
Press F2 to save the results, see Section 2.1.8.
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2.1.4.2 Frequency Sweep
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> IDLE
FREQUENCY SWEEP

(RANGE: -40 to 10dBM)
+/- <- TABLE GRAPH
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> IDLE
FREQ: 1000 Hz ATTEN: 0.0 dB
dB
<- -> TABLE LEVEL
60
40
20
0
0 4k 8k 12k 16k 20kHz
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> IDLE
FREQ: 1000 Hz LEVEL: 0.0 dBm
dBm
<- -> TABLE ATTEN
0
-20
-40
-60
0 4k 8k 12k 16k 20kHz
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FREQ SWEEP TABLE
[FREQ]
200 Hz
300 Hz
400 Hz
500 Hz
600 Hz
700 Hz
800 Hz
900 Hz
1000 Hz
1100 Hz
[LEVEL]
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
[ATTEN]
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB
> IDLE
ESC
In both graph
screens,
the cursor
indicates
frequency
and level or
attenuation.
Move the
cursor by
pressing F1 or
F2.
STORE
Press to save
the table of
results.
Figure 13 Frequency Sweep Screens
Confgure the following in the top screen shown in Figure 13:
ATTN REF LEVEL
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receiving the tones. The status is indicated as shown in Figure 4.
Press ENTER again to stop measuring and go on-hook.
In Figure 13, after the test has concluded:
Press F3 to view a table of results. If a scroll bar is displayed
as in the middle left screen, use to view the whole table.
The table reports the frequency, its measured level in dBm
and its level of attenuation in dB. Press F2 to save the table,
see Section 2.1.8. Press ESC to return to the FREQUENCY
SWEEP screen.
Press F4 to view a graph of the table. The frst view is in the
middle right screen. It displays a frequency/level graph of the
table. Press ATTEN (F4) to view a frequency/attenuation graph
of the table. Press LEVEL (F4) to return to the previous screen
or press TABLE (F3) to return to the table. Both graph screens
contain a cursor that can be moved with <- (F1) and -> (F2).
Its position will indicate the signals frequency and level or at-
tenuation above the graph.
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2.1.4.3 3-Tone Slope
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> IDLE
3 TONE SLOPE

(RANGE: -40 to 10dBM)
+/- <- TABLE GRAPH
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> IDLE
FREQ: 1004 Hz ATTEN: 0.0 dB
dB
<- -> TABLE LEVEL
60
40
20
0
0 4k 8k 12k 16k 20kHz
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> IDLE
FREQ: 1004 Hz LEVEL: 0.0 dBm
dBm
<- -> TABLE ATTEN
0
-20
-40
-60
0 4k 8k 12k 16k 20kHz
11:50:45
3 TONE SLOPE TABLE
[FREQ]
404 Hz
1004 Hz
2804 Hz
[LEVEL]
0.0dBm
0.0dBm
0.0dBm

[ATTEN]
0.0dB
0.0dB
0.0dB

> IDLE
ESC
In both graph
screens,
the cursor
indicates
frequency
and level or
attenuation.
Move the
cursor by
pressing F1 or
F2.
Press to save
the table of
results.
STORE
Figure 14 3-Tone Slope Screens
Confgure the following in the top screen shown in Figure 14:
ATTN REF LEVEL
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receiving the tones. The status is indicated as shown in Figure 4.
Press ENTER again to stop transmitting and go on-hook.
In Figure 14, after the test has concluded:
Press F3 to view a table of results. The table reports the 3
frequencies, 404, 1004, and 2804 Hz, their measured level in
dBm and their level of attenuation in dB. Press F2 to save the
table, see Section 2.1.8. Press ESC to return to the 3 TONE
SLOPE screen.
Press F4 to view a graph of the table. The frst view is in the
middle right screen. It displays a frequency/level graph of
the table. Press ATTEN (F4) to view a frequency/attenuation
graph of the table. Press LEVEL (F4) to return to the previous
screen or press F3 to return to the table. Both graph screens
contain a cursor that can moved by pressing <- (F1) or ->
(F2). Its position will indicate the signals frequency and level
or attenuation above the graph.
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2.1.5 Loop Current and Voltage
11:50:45
LOOP CURRENT/VOLTAGE
> IDLE
UPDATE
LOOP CURRENT: 50 mA
LOOP VOLTAGE: -10.7 V
STORE
Figure 15 Loop Current/Voltage Screen
Use this screen to determine if there is sufcient current and volt-
age on the line for various types of services. It requires the line
to be off-hook at the time of measurement.
As soon as this screen is selected, the test set begins measuring,
press UPDATE (F4) to perform a new measurement within this
screen. Press F2 to store the results. See Section 2.1.8.
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2.1.6 Responder Setup
This menu contains the following selections:
3-TONE
SINGLE
QUIET
SWEEP
The menu screen contains two F-keys:
CONFIG (F1)
Press this or ENTER after selecting a test to congure and refer
to the appropriate subsection.
START (F4)
Once a responder screen is setup, press ESC. In the RESPOND-
ER menu screen, select the desired responder function and press
F4 to start. Refer to the right screen shown in the appropriate
subsection and the following:
1. After START (F4) has been pressed, the test set waits for a
call, which is shown on-screen by WAITING....
2. Once a call starts ringing, which is shown on-screen by RING-
ING..., the test set now goes off-hook.
3. It then responds to the call by the appropriate response that
you set up in the chosen setup screen.
4. When done, press STOP (F4).
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2.1.6.1 3-Tone
Responder Screen Setup Screen
11:50:45
3-TONE SETUP
> IDLE
SIGNAL LEVEL: -10.0 dBm
(RANGE: -40 to 10 dBm)
<- -> +/-
11:50:45
> 3602225
STOP
3-TONE
RESPONDER ACTIVE
--------------------
(PRESS ESC TO ABORT)
WAITING...
Figure 16 3-Tone Responder Screens
In the Setup screen shown at the left in Figure 16, confgure:
SIGNAL LEVEL
Options: -40.0 to +10.0 dBm, if IMPEDANCE is set at 600 or
Select the level of the response signal in dBm. This will send three
tones at 404, 1004, and 2804 Hz.
2.1.6.2 Single
11:50:45
SINGLE FREQUENCY SETUP
> IDLE
FREQUENCY : 20 Hz
SIGNAL LEVEL: -10.0 dBm

(RANGE: 20Hz to 20kHz)
<- -> kHz
11:50:45
> 3602225
STOP
SINGLE FREQUENCY
RESPONDER ACTIVE
--------------------
WAITING...
Figure 17 Single Frequency Responder Screens
FREQUENCY
Options: 20 Hz through 20 KHz
Select the frequency of the transmitted tone. Use kHz/Hz (F3) to
change the range.
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SIGNAL LEVEL
Options: -40.0 to +10.0 dBm, if IMPEDANCE is set at 600 or
Select the level of the response signal in dBm.
2.1.6.3 Quiet
There is no setup screen for this responder function.
2.1.6.4 Sweep
11:50:45
TRANSMIT FREQUENCY
> IDLE
START FREQ: 200 Hz
STOP FREQ : 2000 Hz
FREQ STEP : 100 Hz
DWELL TIME: 2 sec
LEVEL : -10.0 dBm
SKIP FREQ : DISABLE
(RANGE: 20Hz to STOP FREQ)
<- kHz
11:50:45
> 3602225
STOP
FREQUENCY SWEEP
RESPONDER ACTIVE
--------------------
WAITING...
Figure 18 Sweep Responder Screens
START FREQ
Options: 20 Hz to STOP FREQ or 20 kHz
Select the starting frequency for the test. This will be the frst
frequency tone transmitted.
STOP FREQ
Options: START FREQ or 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Select the stop frequency for the test. This will be the last fre-
quency tone transmitted.
FREQ STEP
Options:
If STOP FREQ - START FREQ < 1 kHz, then:
10 Hz (F1), 100 Hz (F2)
If 1 kHz < STOP FREQ - START FREQ < 10 kHz, then:
100 Hz (F1), 1 kHz (F2)
If 10 kHz < STOP FREQ - START FREQ < 20 kHz, then:
1 kHz (F1), 10 kHz (F2)
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Determine the step intervals for the test. As shown by the options
for this parameter, the choices are determined by your choices
for STOP FREQ and START FREQ.
DWELL TIME
Options: 2 to 10 seconds
Determine how long a single tone is held before transmitting the
next tone. For example, if the dwell time is set for 5 seconds, the
test set will send each tone for 5 seconds.
LEVEL
Options:
Select the level of each tone for the test.
SKIP FREQ
Options: ENABLE/DISABLE (F1) EDIT (F2)
Choose whether to use this feature by pressing F1. Then directly
enter the tone frequencies to skip by using the following proce-
dure:
1. Press EDIT (F2) and the SKIP FREQUENCY screen ap-
pears.
2. Select a blank line and enter the desired frequency by pressing
SHIFT and using the numeric keypad.
Press F1 to backspace (<-) when the SHIFT key is active.
Press F2 for Hz or F3 for kHz.
Press F3 to delete a frequency.
Enter up to 10 frequencies to skip.
3. Press ENTER save any skip frequencies and return to the
screen shown in Figure 18.
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2.1.7 Call Analysis
11:50:45
> IDLE
CALL ANALYSIS
CALL TYPE: DTMF
DTMF DP MF
Figure 19 Call Analysis Setup Screen
When selected, the test set is placed in a high impedance mode
to monitor digits on the line.
In the setup screen shown in Figure 19, confgure:
CALL TYPE
Select the dial type.
When ready, press ENTER to start.
Refer to the following for an example of DTMF analysis:
DTMF Analysis example
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11:50:45
DTMF/MF/DP ANALYSIS
> IDLE
PAGE-UP
DIGIT-1 : 4 INTD:----ms
H/L Hz 1209/ 0767 PERD:0101ms
dBm-6.4/-4.6 TWST:+1.9
DIGIT-2 : 0 INTD:0099ms
H/L Hz 1336/ 0944 PERD:0101ms
dbm-6.4/4.5 TWST:+1.9
DIGIT-3 : 8 INTD:0099ms
H/L Hz 1336/ 0852 PERD:0101ms
dBm-6.4/-4.6 TWST:+1.8
PAGE-DN STORE
Figure 20 DTMF Call Analysis Example Screen
1. Confgure the Call Analysis Setup screen for DTMF. When
ready, press ENTER.
2. The test set receives digits 4083638000.
3. Press ANALYZE (F1) to see a detailed analysis of each digit.
Figure 20 displays information on the frst three digits (4, 0, 8).
Press PAGE-UP (F3)/PAGE-DN (F4) to view the other digits.
The following information is provided for each digit:
High (H) and Low (L) frequencies are in Hz and levels in
dBm.
Interdigit period (INTD) in microseconds. Note that there is no
INTD for the rst digit.
Dial period (PERD).
Twist (TWST), which is the difference in level between two
frequencies.
4. Press F2 to store the analysis, see Section 2.1.8.
DTMF digit scanning is used as an example; an MF or DP analysis
will provide different information.
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2.1.8 View/Store/Print
Use this screen to store different results to view or print at a later
time. To store results, press STORE in any screen that it appears
in, see Section 2.1.8.1.
RENAME DELETE more UN/LOCK
VIEW PRINT more
11:50:45
VIEW/STORE/PRINT
Free space: 93223 Kbyte
NAME TYPE LOCK
1.TIMS0001 36FFRQ
2.TIMS0002 36FFRQ
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Figure 21 View/Store/Print List Screen
The following F-keys are available:
VIEW (F1): Allows viewing of a selected file, see Section
2.1.8.2.
PRINT (F3): Allows printing of a selected file, see Section
2.1.8.3.
RENAME (more, F1): Allows renaming a selected fle, see Sec-
tion 2.1.8.6.
UN/LOCK (more, F2): Allows locking and unlocking a fle, see
Section 2.1.8.5.
DELETE (more, F3): Allows deleting an unlocked fle, see Sec-
tion 2.1.8.4.
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2.1.8.1 Saving a Test
1. From any screen with a STORE F-key, press it and the results
are saved with a generic fle name that incudes the type of
measurement and the time of day.
2.1.8.2 Viewing a Stored Test
1. From the modules main menu, select VIEW/STORE/PRINT.
2. Select the desired fle with .
3. Press VIEW (F1) and the stored result will appear.
4. Use any of the available F-keys to view the stored results.
5. When fnished, press ESC to return to the VIEW/STORE/
PRINT screen.
2.1.8.3 Printing a Stored Test
1. Connect a SunSet printer to the serial port of the test set.
For other types of printers or for more information, refer to the
Storing and Printing chapter in the test set users manual.
4. Press PRINT (F3) and the fle will begin printing.
5. When fnished, press ESC to return to the VIEW/STORE/
PRINT screen.
2.1.8.4 Deleting a Stored Test
3. Press DELETE (more, F3) and the fle is deleted if the fle is
unlocked.
2.1.8.5 Locking & Unlocking a Stored Test
3. Press UN/LOCK (more, F2) and the fle is locked or unlocked
as indicated to the right of the le name. Refer to the lock icon
shown in Figure 21.
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2.1.8.6 Renaming a Stored Test
Press UN/LOCK (more, F2) if the fle is locked as indicated by
the lock icon as in Figure 21.
3. Press RENAME (more, F2) and a character screen like the
one shown in Figure 22 is displayed.
4. Press INPUT (F3). Note that the A character is highlighted
and the INPUT F-key has changed to STOP.
5. Select the desired character by pressing .
6. Press ENTER to place the selected character in the FILENAME
line. Continue this process until the name is complete. Enter
up to 15 characters.
If a mistake is made:
A. Press STOP (F3).
B. Move the FILENAME cursor to the incorrect character.
C. Press F2 to delete the character or, press F1 to insert a
character.
D. Press INPUT (F3) to select a character. Press ENTER to
insert the new character to the left of the cursor.
INSERT STOP SAVE DELETE
VIEW/STORE/PRINT
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INSERT INPUT SAVE
FILENAME: TIMS0002
A a B b C c D d E e F f
G g H h I i J j K k L l
M m N n O o P p Q q R r
S s T t U u V v W w X x
Y y Z z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 - _ @ ! # $ % &
DELETE
Figure 22 Character Entry Screen
7. Press SAVE (F4) to save and return to the VIEW/STORE/
PRINT screen shown in Figure 21.
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2.1.9 Proles
Use this screen to store commonly used module conguration
settings.
The screen in Figure 23 contains a DEFAULT prole. This prole
is based on the factory standard conguration of this module. To
create other proles, change the conguration settings in any
available screen. Once all confguration screens are as desired,
select PROFILES from the module main menu and select a blank
line. Press STORE (F2) and the settings are saved with a generic
lename. Use this screen to manage proles. The screen and its
F-key functions are as follows:
LOAD (F1): Press to change all confguration settings of the mod-
ule to match the selected profle. The LOADED column changes
from NO to YES.
STORE (F2): Press to save all current confguration screens with
a generic lename. Currently 10 proles can be saved. The type
of module is indicated in the MODULE column.
RENAME (F3): Select a flename and press F3 to change its
name. A character entry screen is displayed. Use the procedure
in Section 2.1.8.6 to edit the name from step 4.
DELETE (more, F1): Press to delete a selected unlocked profle.
LOCK/UNLOCK (more, F2): Press to lock or unlock a selected
prole. Lock a prole to prevent changes. The proles status is
indicated by a lock icon in the LOCK column. In Figure 23 DE-
FAULT is locked.
Note: The DEFAULT le cannot be deleted or unlocked.
LOAD RENAME more
DELETE LOCK more
STORE
11:50:45
PROFILE LIST
Free space: 93863 kbyte
FILENAME LOADED MODULE LOCK
1.DEFAULT NO VOIP
2.P00001 NO VOIP
3.SANTA ROSA YES VOIP
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Figure 23 Prole List Screen
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2.2 VoIP Main Menu
Press VOIP (F1) in the module main menu to access the follow-
ing functions:
NETWORK SETUP
PROTOCOL SETUP
PLACE/RECEIVE CALL
PING/TRACE ROUTE
VIEW/STORE/PRINT (see Section 2.1.8)
PROFILES (see Section 2.1.9)
Notes:
To enter numbers, press SHIFT and use the numeric keypad.
Press SHIFT when done. If a mistake is made while SHIFT
is active, use the <- and -> F-keys to move the cursor to the
incorrect digit and enter the correct digit.
If this is the frst time that the module is confgured, an NVRAM
erase should be performed before setting any parameters. See
the procedure in the test set chassis Users Manual.
2.2.1 Network Setup
10BT 100BT AUTO CONNECT
11:50:45
>10BT/F-DUPLX IP DOWN<
NETWORK SETUP
INTERFACE : 10BT
MODE : F-DUPLX
IP TYPE : DHCP
DNS SERVER : MANUAL
DNS SERVER IP: 203.13.28.12
DHCP Static
11:50:45
>10BT/F-DUPLX IP DOWN<
NETWORK SETUP
INTERFACE : 10BT
MODE : F-DUPLX
IP TYPE : STATIC
LOCAL IP : 67.121.165.242
GATEWAY : 67.121.164.1
NETMASK : 255.255.255.0
DNS SERVER : MANUAL
Figure 24 Network Setup Screens
In the Setup screens shown in Figure 24, confgure:
INTERFACE
Options: 10BT (F1), 100BT (F2), AUTO (F3)
Select an interface or let the test set automatically select it.
MODE
Options: H-DUPLX (F1), F-DUPLX (F2)
Select the mode the test set will use. Note if AUTO is selected for
INTERFACE, this line is not displayed.
H-DUPLX: Half Duplex
F-DUPLX: Full Duplex
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IP TYPE
Options: STATIC (F1), DHCP (F2)
STATIC: Means that the IP address is manually assigned to the
test set. This address must be known for successful testing.
DHCP: Dynamic Host Confguration Protocol provides a way for
devices to obtain protocol confguration parameters (i.e. local
IP address) dynamically from the network. In this case, the IP
address is not xed to the device. Instead, the device requests
an address from the DHCP server in the network by sending a
DHCP request to the server. If the server responds, it provides
the IP address to use.
LOCAL IP (shown if DHCP is selected for IP TYPE)
Specify the IP address of the circuit under test, the default is
0.0.0.0.
GATEWAY (shown if DHCP is selected for IP TYPE)
A gateway is a device that connects dissimilar networks and
passes information between them. The ARP (Address Resolution
Protocol) process will fail if an invalid IP address is used.
NETMASK (not shown if DHCP is selected for IP TYPE)
Specify the subnet mask, the default is 255.255.255.0.
DNS SERVER
Options: NONE (F1), MANUAL (F2), AUTO (F3)
When there is no DNS server in the network, press F1.
Manually enter an IP address for a DNS server by pressing F2
and use the procedure at the start of this section.
If DHCP is selected for IP TYPE, the AUTO (F3) F-key is available as
an option to resolve the DNS Server IP address through DHCP.
When ready, press F4 to obtain network addresses. To change any
settings press F4 to disconnect. Figure 25 shows sample screens.
11:50:45
>10BT/F-DUPLX DHCP UP<
NETWORK SETUP
INTERFACE : 10BT
IP TYPE : DHCP
LOCAL IP : 67.121.165.242
DHCP SERVER : 67.121.165.100
GATEWAY : 67.121.165.1
NETMASK : 255.255.254.0
DHCP :PASS
DHCP Static
10BT 100BT AUTO DISC
11:50:45
>10BT/F-DUPLX ARP UP<
NETWORK SETUP
INTERFACE : AUTO
IP TYPE : STATIC
LOCAL IP : 67.121.165.242
GATEWAY : 67.121.164.1
NETMASK : 255.255.254.0
DNS SERVER : MANUAL
ARP :PASS
Figure 25 Successful Network Conguration Screens
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2.2.2 Protocol Setup
PROTOCOL
Options: H.323 (F1), SIP (F2)
Select the protocol to use.
H.323: This is an ITU (International Telecommunication Union)
protocol for packet based multimedia communications.
SIP: Session Initiation Protocol is an IETF (Internet Engineer-
ing Task Force) standard (RFC2543).
The rest of the conguration is specic to the selected protocol.
H.323 Setup
H.323 SIP
11:50:45
PROTOCOL SETUP
PROTOCOL : H.323
GATEKEEPER : IP ADDR
0 .0 .0 .0
PREFERRED CODEC: G.711u
CONNECT : FAST
MY NUMBER/ALIAS:
3094803602
RTP PORT : 50000
Figure 26 H.323 Protocol Setup Screen
GATEKEEPER
Options: IP ADDR (F1), NONE (F2)
Select how the gatekeeper is addressed. A gatekeeper controls
the call routing if it is selected.
IP ADDR: If selected, use the number entering procedure in
Section 2.2 to enter an IP address.
NONE: No gatekeeper is used.
PREFERRED CODEC
This setting tries a list of codecs, the frst (preferred) is displayed.
In Figure 26, G.711u is the frst one. To change the order of the
list press F1 to modify and the following screen is displayed:
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MOVE UP MOVE DN RESET
11:50:45
PREFERRED CODEC LIST
MOST PREFERRED 1:G.711u
2:G.711A
3:G.729A
4:G.723.1-5.3k
LEAST PREFERRED 5:G.723.1-6.3k
Figure 27 Preferred Codec List Screen
In this screen, select a codec to move up or down the list. Use F1
to move the selected codec up one position, use F2 to move the
selected codec down one position. Press F4 to reset the order to
the default shown in Figure 27. When fnished, press ESC to return
to the screen shown in Figure 26.
CONNECT
Options: NORMAL (F1), FAST (F2)
Select the type of connection.
NORMAL: Standard H.323 call setup procedure.
FAST: Fast connect call setup procedure. Note that if either one
of the two endpoints does not support fast connect, the normal
connect procedure will be used to setup a call.
MY NUMBER/ALIAS
Use the number entering procedure in Section 2.2.
RTP PORT
The RTP Port number can be any even number in the range of
1024-65534, the default number is 50000. Enter a number by
using the procedure in Section 2.2.
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SIP Setup
11:50:45
MODIFY
PROTOCOL SETUP
PREFERRED CODEC: G.711u
SIP PORT : 5060
RTP PORT : 50000
11:50:45
H.323 SIP
PROTOCOL SETUP
PROTOCOL : SIP
PROXY : IP ADDR
0 .0 .0 .0
REGISTRAR : PROXY
AUTHENTICATION : ENABLE
AUTH USERNAME : mtsui
AUTH PASSWORD : mtsuipwd
MY NUMBER/ALIAS: NAME
sipuser23
MY HOST : IP ADDR
0 .0 .0 .0
Figure 28 SIP Protocol Setup Screens
Confgure the following from Figure 28 for SIP:
PROXY
Options: NONE (F1), DHCP (F2), IP ADDR (F3), NAME (F4)
If needed, select a method to determine a proxy server.
NONE: No proxy is used for SIP call establishment.
DHCP: The proxy server name and/or IP address will be de-
termined through the DHCP process.
IP ADDR: Manually enter an IP Address in the next line (0.0.0.0)
by using the number entering procedure in Section 2.2.
NAME: If selected, move the cursor to the next line and press
EDIT (F1) to display a character entry screen. Use the proce-
dure in MY NUMBER/ALIAS to enter a PROXY NAME.
REGISTRAR
The proxy server will act as a registrar. This is the default setting,
no conguration is required for this parameter.
AUTHENTICATION
Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2)
Specify whether user authentication is required for registration
to the proxy server. If enabled, enter a user name in the AUTH
USERNAME line and a password in the AUTH PASSWORD
line, by pressing EDIT (F1). Use the procedure in MY NUMBER/
ALIAS.
MY NUMBER/ALIAS
Options: NAME (F1), E.164 (F2)
Enter either a E.164 number or a NAME to identify the alias of
the local endpoints SIP address. To create an entry:
1. With the cursor below the MY NUMBER/ALIAS, press EDIT
(F1) to display a character entry screen.
2. Press INPUT (F3) and the letter A will be highlighted in the
character grid. Press to choose a character and
press ENTER. The chosen character will appear to the right
of the upper cursor entry area. Repeat until done.
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If a mistake is made in the entry:
A. Press STOP (F3) to move out of the character grid and
back to the entry.
B. Move that cursor to the incorrect character.
C. Press F2 to delete the character or, press F1 to insert a
character.
D. Press INPUT (F3) to select a new character. Press ENTER
to insert the new character to the left of the cursor.
3. Press STOP (F3) to move out of the character grid and back
to the entry.
4. Press SAVE (F4) to store the MY NUMBER/ALIAS entry and
return to the PROTOCOL SETUP screen.
MY HOST
Options: NAME (F1), IP ADDR (F2)
Select the format of the host part in the local endpoints SIP ad-
dress.
NAME: The host part in the endpoints SIP address is in an
alphanumeric format. Use the procedure in MY NUMBER/
ALIAS to create it.
IP ADDR: The host part in the endpoints SIP address is an
IP Address, enter it in the next line by using the procedure in
Section 2.2 for entering numbers.
PREFERRED CODEC
See H.323 PREFERRED CODEC in the previous sub-section.
SIP PORT
Enter a TCP/UDP port number by using the number entering
procedure in Section 2.2. The default setting (5060) is recom-
mended.
RTP PORT
The RTP Port number can be any even number in the range of
1024-65534, the default number is 50000. Enter a number by
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2.2.3 Place/Receive Calls
There are two versions of this screen, the version presented is de-
pendent on the PROTOCOL selected in the PROTOCOL SETUP
screen. In either case, one of the screens shown in Figures 31
or 32 must be displayed in order to place or receive calls. The
screens share common items, they are:
CALL/HANGUP (F1)
When ready to place a call, press F1. The line under CALL STA-
TUS will display the signalling messages during the call. When fn-
ished, press HANGUP (F1). Note in order to make any changes in
the setup screens, or to escape from the screen, press HANGUP
(F1). The following F-key is available during a call:
STATS (F3)
Press F3 to view statistics on the current call, as in Figure 29:
REFRESH
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CALL STATISTICS
ST: 11:45:40 ET: 00:05:05
MIN MAX
JITTER: 20 20
PKT TYPE RX TX
RTP: 5016 5016
DTMF: 0 0
SILENT: N/A 0
LOST: 0 N/A
DROPPED: 0 N/A
REPLAY: 0 N/A
Figure 29 Statistics Screen
Note: This screen is available only when PROTOCOL is set to
H.323 with the current module software.
This screen reports the following:
ST: Start Time of the call.
ET: Elapsed Time of the call.
JITTER MIN/MAX: The Minimum and Maximum Jitter values.
The screen reports the number of (Packet) PKT TYPE Received
(RX) and Transmitted (TX). They are listed under the PKT TYPE
line.
The screen contains the following F-key:
REFRESH (F1): Press to reset all counters in this screen, this
will not end the call.
When fnished viewing, press ESC to return to the PLACE/RE-
CEIVE CALLS screen.
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EVENT (F2)
To view any past call events, press F2 and the following screens
is displayed, unless no events have occurred. These screens list
events along with their direction (incoming <, > out going) that take
place during a call. Press to scroll through all of the available
screens. Press F2 to store, see Section 2.1.8. Press F4 to clear the
list. Press ESC to return to the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen.
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CLEAR
EVENT
12:29:01
< INVITE
12:33:58
> 180 Ringing
12:33:59
> 200 OK
12:34:00
< ACK
12:34:00
> BYE
12:34:03
< 200 OK
12:50:45
CLEAR
EVENT
12:29:01
---- SIP Call Ended ----
17:09:45
CLEAR
EVENT
16:31:33
<CS setup
16:31:33
<H.245 terminalCapabilitySet
16:31:33
<H.245 masterSlaveDetermination
16:31:33
>CS alerting
16:31:33
>H.245 terminalCapabilitySet
16:31:33
<H.245 terminalCapabilitySetAck
17:09:45
CLEAR
EVENT
16:31:33
>H.245 masterSlaveDetermination
16:31:33
<H.245 masterSlaveDeterminAck
16:31:33
>H.245 terminalCapabilitySetAck
16:31:33
>H.245 masterSlaveDeterminAck
16:31:48
>CS connect
16:31:48
<H.245 openLogicalChannel
17:09:45
CLEAR
EVENT
16:31:48
>H.245 openLogicalChannel
16:31:48
<H.245 openLogicalChannelAck
16:31:48
>H.245 openLogicalChannelAck
16:32:43
>H.245 endSessionCommand
16:32:43
<H.245 endSessionCommand
16:32:43
>CS releaseComplete
17:09:45
CLEAR
EVENT
16:32:45
---- H.323 Call Ended ----
STORE STORE
STORE STORE
STORE STORE
Figure 30 Event Screens
SPEED (F3)
This is available in the NUMBER/ALIAS parameter feld of H.323
and in the CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS parameter feld of SIP. Use
it to make entry of called numbers, names, or aliases easier by:
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1. Use any previously described procedure to make a numeric/
alphanumeric entry in any eld that displays a SAVE F-key.
2. Press SAVE and a SPEED DIAL list is displayed, note that the
CURRENT line contains the new entry.
3. Pressing to select a blank line and press F1 to copy the
CURRENT entry to the blank line. Up to 10 entries can be
saved. If a line with an entry is selected, it will be overwritten.
After an entry is made, two F-keys are available:
SELECT (F2): Select an entry from the SPEED DIAL list and press
F2 to call. The PLACE/RECEIVE screen is then displayed.
DELETE (F3) Press to delete a selected entry.
The following subsections, H.323 and SIP describe the setup for
each protocol.
H.323
11:50:45
CALL
PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS
AUDIO : MIC/SPK
PROTOCOL: H.323
CODEC: G.711u
GATEKEEPER : 130.131.190.21
ADDRESS TYPE: E.164
NUMBER/ALIAS
4083638000
CALL STATUS:
DTMF>
EVENT HANDSET MIC/SPK
The following items shown in
Figure 31, display the configu-
ration settings from previous
screens: PROTOCOL, CODEC,
and GATEKEEPER and cannot
be changed in this screen.
Figure 31 H.323 Place/Receive Calls Screen
Confgure the following to place or receive a call:
AUDIO
Select the handset port or the internal microphone and speaker to
be the audio device for a call. Note that we recommend a Sunrise
Telecom handset if a handset is chosen as the audio device; using
other handsets may affect voice quality.
ADDRESS TYPE
Options: TRANSP (F3), E.164 (F4)
Select the format for the endpoint address.
TRANSP: This address type is selected for direct peer-to-peer
calls without a gatekeeper.
E.164: Phone number addressing, i.e., 408-363-8000.
NUMBER/ALIAS
Depending on the ADDRESS TYPE selected, press EDIT (more,
F1) or use the SHIFT key and numeric keypad to make an entry
or press SPEED (F3) to either add or retrieve from a list of num-
bers or aliases.
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SIP
11:50:45
CALL
PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS
AUDIO : MIC/SPK
PROTOCOL: SIP
CODEC: G.711u
PROXY : NONE
CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS: NAME
MTT02
CALL TO HOST: IP ADDR
@10 .10 .10 .12
CALL STATUS:
DTMF>
EVENT HANDSET MIC/SPK
The following items shown
Figure 32, display configuration
settings from previous screens:
PROTOCOL, CODEC, and
GATEKEEPER and cannot be
changed in this screen.
Figure 32 SIP Place/Receive Calls Screen
Confgure the following to place or receive a call:
AUDIO
Select the handset port or the internal microphone and speaker to
be the audio device for a call. Note that we recommend a Sunrise
Telecom handset if a handset is chosen as the audio device; using
other handsets may affect voice quality.
CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS
Options: NAME (F3), E.164 (F4)
Depending on the selected setting (NAME or E.164) enter a num-
ber/alias on the line below this line. You may also press SPEED
(F3) to either add or retrieve from a list of numbers or aliases.
NAME: The entry is in an alphanumeric format. Use the pro-
cedure given in Section 2.2.2-SIP-MY NUMBER/ALIAS.
E.164: The entry is in a numeric format. Enter the number
CALL TO HOST
Options: NAME (F3), IP ADDR (F4)
Depending on the selected setting (NAME or IP ADDR) enter a URI/
IP address on the line below this line. You may also press SPEED
(F3) to either add or retrieve from a list of numbers or aliases.
Note, the SIP server (PROXY) domain name should be used if it
is manually entered in the PROTOCOL SETUP screen, otherwise
use the SIP/PROXY IP address.
NAME: The entry is in an alphanumeric format. Use the pro-
cedure given in Section 2.2.2-SIP-MY NUMBER/ALIAS.
IP ADDR: The entry is in a numeric format. Enter the number
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2.2.4 PING/Trace Route
PING is a common method to discover whether PING packets
sent from a local host can reach a remote IP host. When a PING
packet is received, the IP host acknowledges it by sending an
echo packet back.
2.2.4.1 PING/Trace Route Setup
Trace
11:50:45
PING
>100BT/F-DPLX
PING/TRACE ROUTE
TRACE START
OP TYPE:TRACE
MODE :ETHRNET PING LEN:64
IP TYPE:STATIC
LOCAL IP :0 .0 .0 .0
DESTINATION IP:0 .0 .0 .0
GATEWAY :0 .0 .0 .0
NETMASK :255.255.255.0
11:50:45
PING
>100BT/F-DPLX
PING/TRACE ROUTE
TRACE START
OP TYPE:TRACE
IP TYPE:DHCP
11:50:45
PING
>100BT/F-DPLX
PING/TRACE ROUTE
TRACE START
OP TYPE:PING # PINGS :10
PING/SEC:1
IP TYPE:STATIC
LOCAL IP :0 .0 .0 .0
GATEWAY :0 .0 .0 .0
NETMASK :255.255.255.0
11:50:45
PING
>100BT/F-DPLX
PING/TRACE ROUTE
TRACE START
OP TYPE:PING # PING :10
PING/SEC:1
IP TYPE:DHCP
PING
Figure 33 PING/Trace Route Setup Screens
Using one of the screens shown in Figure 33, confgure:
OP TYPE
Options: PING (F1), TRACE (F2)
Select the operation type.
PING: This verifes if the destination is reachable by sending
PING ICMP messages.
TRACE: This traces the route to the destination and displays
the address of the hop/router (up to 32 HOPs).
MODE
Displays the network interface.
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IP TYPE
Displays the IP TYPE setup in the NETWORK SETUP screen.
# PINGS (not in TRACE ROUTE)
Select the number of PING packets to send using the procedure
in Section 2.2.
PING LEN
Select the length of the PING packet using the number entering
procedure in Section 2.2.
PING/SEC (not in TRACE ROUTE)
Select the number of PINGs to send per second using the number
entering procedure in Section 2.2.
LOCAL IP
Displays the LOCAL IP address entered in NETWORK SETUP.
DESTINATION IP
Specify the IP host that the PING packets will be sent using the
number entering procedure in Section 2.2..
GATEWAY (not in DHCP)
Displays the gateway address entered in NETWORK SETUP.
NETMASK (not in DHCP)
Displays the subnet mask entered in NETWORK SETUP.
2.2.4.2 PING Results
Press F4 to start testing. As the test proceeds, IN PROGRESS is
displayed. One or more responses from the destination produces
a PASS result. See Figure 34 for a pass example:
12:03:43
>100BT/F-DPLX ARP UP<
ST:12:30:10 ET:00:00:45
LOCAL IP:207.181.199.178
DEST IP :207.181.199.177
STATS ECHO STOP
PING : PASS
Figure 34 Ethernet Static PING Test Passed Screen
The following is reported:
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PING: PASS; means the destination has received the PING
message and properly responded to the test set. At least one
successful PING is necessary to get a pass.
PING: FAIL; means that a response has not been received,
which indicates that the destination either did not receive the
PING message or did not reply.
It also presents the LOCAL and DESTINATION IP addresses, the
Start Time (ST) and Elapsed Time (ET) of the test.
The following F-keys are available in the test screen:
ECHO (F1): Displays the screen shown in Figure 35. It indicates
the ECHO response to PING packets that are sent to the local
host. ECHO runs in the background with the results updating
continuously. It runs in PING, STATS, and TRACE results.
11:50:45
LOCAL IP:207.181.199.106
ECHO RESPONSE
# OF ECHOED IPS: 1
PAGE: 1
TIME PING FROM TOTAL
12:02:43 206.181.199.105 10
PAGE-DN PAGE-UP
Figure 35 Echo Response Screen
LOCAL IP: Displays the LOCAL IP, entered in the Ping/Trace
Setup screen (Figure 33), if STATIC IP was selected for IP TYPE.
If DHCP or DYNAMIC was selected for IP TYPE, it displays the
IP address assigned by the network.
# OF ECHOED IPS: Displays the number of different IP addresses
that sent PINGs to the test set.
PAGE: Lists the number of available result screens.
TIME: Timestamp of the last PING received from the associated
IP address.
PING FROM: IP address that sent the PING.
TOTAL: Total number of PINGs received from the associated IP
address.
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The following F-keys are available in this screen:
PAGE-UP (F1) and PAGE-DN (F2): Allows scrolling through the
available results screens.
Press ESC to return to the screen shown in Figure 34 and its
F-key description.
STATS (F3): Displays the screen shown in the following fgure:
SUMMARY ECHO STOP
12:03:43
ST:12:30:10 ET:00:00:45
LOCAL IP:38.168.47.121
DEST IP :209.130.76.142
PING :PASS
Pings : 10 Round Trip (ms)
Sent : 10
State :DONE Crnt: 4
Recvd : 10 Avg : 4
Unreach: 0 Max : 4
Missing: 0 Min : 3
Figure 36 PING STATS Screen
Pings: Number of PINGS to be sent.
Sent: Number of PINGS that were actually sent to the network.
State: Current state of test, Done or Running.
Recvd: Number of correct echo response(s) received.
Unreach: Number of echo response(s) with an unreach fag
received.
Missing: Number of echo response(s) missing.
Roundtrip: The following Roundtrip information is reported:
Crnt: Current echo response delay in milliseconds.
Avg: Average echo response delay in milliseconds.
Max: Maximum echo response delay in milliseconds.
Min: Minimum echo response delay in milliseconds.
Press SUMMARY (F3) to return to the screen shown in Figure
34 and its F-key description.
STOP/START (F4): Press to stop the test, press again to reset
all counters and restart the test.
For DHCP mode, the results, not the F-keys, will differ slightly
from Figure 34. For DHCP mode, the network must assign the
local IP address. There are two stages to the test:
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1. As soon as the DHCP server provides an IP address, the LO-
CAL IP address is updated and DHCP shows PASS, as in
the following fgure:
STATS ECHO STOP
12:03:43
ST:12:30:10 ET:00:00:45
LOCAL IP:001.002.003.004
DEST IP :002.003.004.005
DHCP : PASS
PING : IN PROGRESS
Figure 37 DHCP: IP Address Assigned Screen
2. After an IP address is assigned, the test set can begin trans-
mitting PING messages using the local IP address. When it
receives a reply from the destination, it displays PING PASS,
as in the following fgure:
STATS ECHO STOP
12:03:43
ST:12:30:10 ET:00:00:45
LOCAL IP:001.002.003.004
DEST IP :002.003.004.005
DHCP : PASS
PING : PASS
Figure 38 DHCP: PING Passed Screen
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2.2.4.3 Trace Route Results
Press START (F4) to begin testing. Figure 39 is an example.
ECHO STOP
12:03:43
ST:12:30:10 ET:00:00:45
LOCAL IP:38.168.47.121
DEST IP :209.130.76.142
Hop Type msec Host Address
8 TTL 98 129.250.2.209
9 TTL 124 129.250.2.246
10 TTL 97 129.250.5.253
11 TTL 115 129.250.4.52
12 TTL 162 129.250.28.52
14 TTL 127 208.55.254.9
15 ECHO 134 209.130.76.142
Figure 39 Trace Route Results Screen
The following items are reported:
Hop: Displays the number hops that the TRACE ROUTE packets
make travelling through the path to their destination.
Type: Describes the type of hop. It can be the following:
ECHO; means that the destination IP has responded.
MISS; means that a router or destination IP has not responded.
TTL; means that the Time To Live feld of the PING message
has been decremented, and successfully passed a router.
msec: Duration of a hop.
Host Address: This is the responding routers IP address.
The following F-keys are available:
ECHO (F1): See Section 2.2.4.2- Echo Response Screen.
STOP/ START (F4): Press to stop the test, then press it again to
reset all counters to zero and restart the test.
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2.3 VQ Measurement Setup
Press VQM (F2) in the module main menu to access the optional
Voice Quality Measurement: The menu contains:
NON-INTRUSIVE voice quality measurement as described in
Section 2.3.1. This only works through the 10/100B-T Ethernet
port.
2.3.1 Non-intrusive VQM Measurement
HST RPT DISABLE ENABLE
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VQ MEASUREMENT SETUP
METRICS REPORTING : ENABLE
TRIGGERED BY : TIMER
IN EVERY : 5 SEC
FOR : 300 SEC
Figure 40 VQ Measurement Setup Screen
METRICS REPORTING
Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2)
Choose whether to use this function to measure voice quality
received from the network interface.
TRIGGERED BY
Options: TIMER (F1), F-KEY (F2)
Choose the triggering method.
TIMER: A Timer trigger is used when a report needs to be
generated repeatedly in a pre-congured time interval, e.g.
refresh the on-screen report in every 10 seconds for 50 sec-
onds. If used, confgure the IN EVERY and FOR settings.
F-KEY: If selected, trigger a report by pressing RPT KEY (F1)
in the ENDPOINT CALL METRICS report screen.
IN EVERY
If using the TIMER setting, select a sample time of 5 to 300 sec-
onds in 5 second increments using + (F2) or - (F3).
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FOR
If using the TIMER setting, select an end of report sampling time of 5
to 300 seconds in 5 second increments using + (F2) or - (F3), or select
CALLEND (F1) to end the report sampling at the end of the call.
The setup screen contains one F-key, HST RPT (F4), which allows
viewing any terminated call metric reports. See Section 2.3.1.2.
When fnished with the confguration, press ESC.
2.3.1.1 Non-intrusive Report Screens
Once the test set is confgured for a call, press CALL (F1) in the
PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen. Once the call has been ac-
cepted, the VQ RPT (F4) F-key is available. Press it to display
the VOICE QUALITY REPORTS selection screen. Select a report
and press ENTER. One of the following screens depending on
the TRIGGERED BY selection is then displayed:
20:48:59
ENDPOINT CALL METRICS
RPT TIME:20:48:32 STAT: ACTV
SRC: 10.10.10.11 UDP: 50000
DST: 10.10.10.12 UDP: 50000
ACTUAL IDEAL
LQ-R: 93 94
CQ-R: 92 94
GAP-R: 92 94
BURST-R: 92 94
MOS-LQ: 4.20 4.20
MOS-CQ: 4.18 4.20
MOS-PQ: 4.27 4.40
20:48:59
ENDPOINT CALL METRICS
RPT TIME: STAT: READY
SRC: 10.10.10.11 UDP: 50000
DST: 10.10.10.12 UDP: 50000
ACTUAL IDEAL
LQ-R: 93 94
CQ-R: 92 94
GAP-R: 92 94
BURST-R: 92 94
MOS-LQ: 4.20 4.20
MOS-CQ: 4.18 4.20
MOS-PQ: 4.27 4.40
RPT KEY
Timed Trigger F-key Trigger
Press F1 to update screen
STORE STORE
Figure 41 Endpoint Call Metric Screens
These screens report the following:
RPT TIME: Current report timestamp. In the F-KEY trigger mode,
RPT TIME displays the timestamp when the RPT KEY is pressed
for a report.
STAT: This is the status of the report screen. It indicates one of
the following states:
ACTV: indicates there is an active timer for reporting.
ENDED: indicates all timer triggered reports are done.
READY: indicates there is no active timer, but RPT (F1) is active.
INACT: indicates neither timer or report F-key is active.
SRC: Source IP address of the call.
SRC UDP: User Datagram Protocol port number assigned at the
source endpoint.
DST: Destination IP address of the call.
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DST UDP: User Datagram Protocol port number assigned at the
destination endpoint.
The following is reported for each call along with the ideal number:
LQ-R: R-factor value of Listening Quality.
CQ-R: R-factor value of Conversational Quality.
GAP-R: R-factor value in GAP mode. GAP mode indicates voice
quality in a relatively good condition.
BURST-R: R-factor value in BURST mode. BURST mode indicates
voice quality in a relatively worse condition.
MOS-LQ: Mean Option Score of Listening Quality.
MOS-CQ: Mean Option Score of Conversational Quality.
MOS-PQ: An equivalent PESQ MOS score mapping from the
R-factor.
If the measurement was confgured with an F-KEY TRIGGER, then
this screen contains one F-key, RPT KEY (F1). Press it to take a
sample to generate a report as in the previous gure.
Both screens contain a STORE (F2) F-key, press it to save the
report. See Section 2.1.8.
After the call has ended, press HST RPT (F4) in the VQ MEA-
SUREMENT SETUP screen to view the screen described in the
next section.
2.3.1.2 Terminated Call Metrics Screen
11:50:45
TERMINATED CALL METRICS
CALL PEER:
MTT01
LAST MIN AVG MAX
LQ-R:93 93 93 93
CQ-R:92 92 92 92
MOS-LQ:4.20 4.20 4.20 4.20
MOS-CQ:4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18
MOS-PQ:4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27
CLEAR STORE
Figure 42 Terminated Call Metrics Screen
This screen, if available, is invoked by the HST RPT F-key in VQ
MEASUREMENT SETUP shown in Figure 40. It reports R-factors
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and MOS of the call just ended as well as the range of voice qual-
ity scores since the test set was powered on.
This screen reports the following:
CALL PEER: Reports the other party of the call.
For the following 5 items the screen reports their Last, Minimum,
Average, and Maximum values.
LQ-R: R-factor value of Listening Quality.
CQ-R: R-factor value of Conversational Quality.
MOS-LQ: Mean Option Score of Listening Quality.
MOS-CQ: Mean Option Score of Conversational Quality.
MOS-PQ: An equivalent PESQ MOS score mapping from the
R-factor.
This screen contains the following F-keys
CLEAR (F1): Press to erase the current record.
STORE (F2): Press to store the report, see Section 2.1.8.
When fnished viewing this screen, press ESC.
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3 Quick Start
3.1 Placing or Receiving an H.323 Call
In the NETWORK SETUP screen, confgure:
Ethernet interface type
IP address
Gateway IP address (i.e., router)
Subnet mask
In the PROTOCOL SETUP screen, confgure:
PROTOCOL: Select H.323.
GATEKEEPER: Select NONE for a direct peer-to-peer call
without a gatekeeper. Select IP ADDR if a gatekeeper is
needed and enter the IP address of the gatekeeper in the line
below GATEKEEPER.
PREFERRED CODEC: If desired, select the preferred codec
by pressing MODIFY (F1).
CONNECT: Select a connection type, NORMAL or FAST.
MY NUMBER/ALIAS: If no gatekeeper is used for a call, any
number entered here is not used. If a gatekeeper is used, input
an E.164 type number, e.g., 4084803601. Other H.323 phones
can place a call to this number through the gatekeeper.
RTP PORT: Use the default port number.
In the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen, congure:
For Placing a Call:
ADDRESS TYPE: Select TRANSP for direct peer-to-peer calls
with out a gatekeeper. Select E.164 as the address type if the
call will go through a gatekeeper.
NUMBER/ALIAS: Set up the called peers IP address for direct
peer-to-peer calls without a gatekeeper. Otherwise enter the
phone number of the party to be called.
For Receiving a Call:
No settings are required for the called peer in the PLACE/
RECEIVE CALLS screen. However, the test set must be in the
PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen to receive calls.
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3.2 Placing or Receiving a SIP Call
In the NETWORK SETUP screen, confgure:
Ethernet interface type
IP address
Gateway IP address (i.e., router)
Subnet mask
In the PROTOCOL SETUP screen, confgure:
PROTOCOL: Select SIP.
PROXY: Set up the Proxy Servers IP address, set to NONE
for direct peer-to-peer calls without a Proxy. Otherwise select
IP ADDR and enter the Proxy Servers IP address in the next
eld.
AUTHENTICATION: Input a user id and password if authenti-
cation is required for proxy server registration.
MY NUMBER/ALIAS: Input a unique alias to identify the local
SIP user.
MY HOST: If the call to be made is a direct call without a proxy,
select IP ADDR and enter the local IP address in the next eld.
For a call going through a proxy, select IP ADDR to enter the
proxys IP address or select NAME to enter the proxys domain
name, e.g. sipcenter.com.
PREFERRED CODEC: Select the preferred codec by using
MODIFY (F1).
SIP and RTP port number: Use the default numbers.
In the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen, congure:
For Placing a Call:
CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS: Set up the alias of the SIP user
to be called, e.g., johnsmith.
CALL TO HOST: Select IP ADDR to set up the called peers
IP address for direct calls without a Proxy server, or select
NAME to enter the domain name of the proxy server, e.g.
sipcenter.com.
For Receiving a Call:
No settings are required for the called peer in the PLACE/
RECEIVE CALLS screen. However, the test set must be in the
PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen to receive calls.
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3.3 Voice Quality Measurement (VQM)
3.3.1 Non-intrusive VQM
In the VoIP or VF TIMS main menu, press VQM function to enter
the Voice Quality Measurement Setup menu and then choose
Non-intrusive VQM.
In the VQM Setup Menu, congure:
Enable metrics reporting
Use default settings in report trigger (ie., TIMER)
Use default settings for the other parameters (ie., reporting in
every 5 seconds for 300 seconds).
When fnished, press ESC, select PLACE/RECV CALL and place
a call. Once a call is connected, VQ RPT (F4) will be available,
press it to display the VOICE QUALITY REPORT screen. Select
ENDPOINT CALL METRICS and press ENTER to display this
report screen. Pressing ESC will terminate the report before the
active reporting time limit (default is 300 seconds).
When a call is ended, the TERMINATED CALL METRICS report
screen (a.k.a. History Report) is available in the Non-intrusive
VQ MEASUREMENT SETUP screen via HST RPT (F4). This
report shows the voice quality of the just ended call as well as
the maximum, minimum, and average scores since the test set
was powered on.
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59 VoIP Module
4 Applications
4.1 POTS Applications
4.1.1 Place/Receive Calls and Send Digits
Responder
or Remote
Test Server
PSTN
2W
2W
Receive
Calls
OR
OR
Figure 43 Place/Receive Calls and Send Digits
The POTS menus are capable of the following functions:
Place calls to normal POTS phones, another test set, or a
Responder/Remote Test Server.
Receive a call (detect ringing voltage).
Send digits, which allows you to interact with systems like
voice mail as well as Responders and Remote Test Servers
for setting up tests.
Act as a responder device.
Transmit and receive tones simultaneously while performing
measurements.
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4.2 VoIP Applications
4.2.1 Making a Call to an H.323 Phone without a Gatekeeper
IP
10/100B-T
IP Phone
10.1.2.4
10.1.2.3
Figure 44 Call to H.323 Phone without a Gatekeeper
1. Connect the test set via the 10/100 interface to the network.
2. Congure the protocol and IP settings including the test sets
transport address.
3. Place and receive calls using the IP address.
4.2.2 Making a Call to an H.323 Phone with a Gatekeeper
Pots Phone
+33 4083638000
IP
10/100B-T
testy@test.com
or
4083638000
Gatekeeper
Figure 45 Call to H.323 Phone with a Gatekeeper
2. Congure the protocol and IP settings including the test sets
alias. The gatekeeper can be directly specied or automatically
discovered.
3. Place and receive calls using E.164 (regular phone number). The
gatekeeper will translate the phone numbers to IP addresses.
4.2.3 Making an H.323 Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device
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Pots Phone
+33 4083638000
Class 4/5
Switch
Gateway
GR-303
IP
10/100B-T
4083638000
Gatekeeper
Figure 46 Making an H.323 Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device
2. Congure the protocol and IP settings, including the test sets
alias. The gatekeeper can be directly specied or automatically
discovered.
3. Place calls to outside PSTN numbers with a gateway present
in the system. When a phone number is used, the gatekeeper
will route the request to a gateway which will communicate to
the PSTN POTS.
4.2.4 Voice Quality Measurement
Non-intrusive voice quality measurement is based on the incoming
voice packets (ie. RTP packets) received at the Ethernet port of
the VoIP module. Constant snap shots are taken to the incoming
RTP packets to determine the voice quality at the local endpoint.
Key factors like jitter, packet delay, packet loss and the loss pat-
tern, etc. are fed into a voice quality monitoring process which is
based on the ITU-T G.107 model to generate the R-factor and
MOS scores.
Refer to Figure 44 for a diagram of the circuit setup and see Sec-
tion 2.3.1 for further details.
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5 General Information
5.1 Testing and Calibration Statement
Sunrise Telecom certifes that this product was manufactured,
tested, and veried according to the applicable Sunrise Telecom
Incorporated manufacturing and test procedure(s). These formal
procedures are designed to assure that the product meets its
required specications.
This product has no user-adjustable settings. During normal usage,
periodic calibration is not a requirement. However, if the product
fails during the self-verifcation test, during power up, the product
can be returned to the manufacturer for evaluation and repair.
5.2 Express Limited Warranty
This Sunrise Telecom product is warranted against defects in
materials and workmanship during its warranty period. The war-
ranty period for this product is contained in the warranty page on
http://www.sunrisetelecom.com.
Sunrise Telecom agrees to repair or replace any assembly or
compo nent found to be defective under normal use during this
period. The obligation under this warranty is limited solely to re-
pairing or replacing the product that proves to be defective within
the scope of the warranty when returned to the factory. This war-
ranty does not apply under certain conditions, as set forth on the
warranty page on http://www.sunrisetelecom.com.
Please refer to the website for specifc details.
THIS IS A LIMITED WARRANTY AND THE ONLY WARRANTY
MADE BY SUNRISE TELECOM. SUNRISE TELECOM MAKES
NO OTHER WARRANTY, REPR SENTATION OR CONDITION,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT
OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS.
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Index
Symbols
3-Tone Responder Screens
SIGNAL LEVEL; 26
3-Tone Slope Screens
ATTENUATION; 23
ATTN REF LEVEL; 22
SIGNAL FREQ; 23
SIGNAL LEVEL; 23
A
Applications
POTS place/receive calls & send digits; 59
VoIP
Making an H.323 Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device; 61
Making a Call to an H.323 Phone without a Gatekeeper; 60
Making a Call to an H.323 Phone with a Gatekeeper; 60
C
Calibration Statement; 63
Call Analysis Screen
DTMF Analysis, an example; 30
Call Analysis Setup Screen
CALL TYPE; 29
Call Setup Screens
DIAL MODE; 11
DIGIT OFF TIME; 12
DIGIT ON TIME; 12
DP % BREAK; 11
DP PPS; 11
FLASH DURATION; 11
HI TONE FREQ; 12
INTERDIGIT PRD; 12
LOW FREQ LEVEL; 11
LO TONE FREQ; 12
TRUNK TYPE; 11
TWIST (HI - LO); 11
Connector Panel
10/100B-T; 5
2W; 5
HANDSET; 5
D
DHCP PING; 49
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E
Echo Response Screen
# OF ECHOED IPS; 47
LOCAL IP; 47
PAGE; 47
PING FROM; 47
Endpoint Call Metric Screens
CQ-R; 53
DST; 53
DST UDP; 53
GAP-R; 53
HST RPT (F4); 53
LQ-R; 53
MOS-CQ; 53
MOS-LQ; 53,54
MOS-PQ; 53
RPT KEY (F1); 53
RPT TIME; 52
SRC; 52
SRC UDP; 52
STAT; 52
Ethernet Static PING Test Passed Screen; 46
F
Figures
01 VoIP Connector Panel; 5
02 VF Pinout; 6
03 Menu Tree; 7
04 Status Indicators; 8
05 POTS Confguration Screen; 9
06 Call Setup Screens; 10
07 MF/DTMF/DP Dialing Screen; 12
08 Receive Call Screens; 14
09 Transmit Frequency-Fixed Mode Screen; 15
10 Transmit Frequency-Sweep Mode Screen; 16
11 Transmit Frequency-3-Tone Mode Screen; 18
12 Single Frequency Screen; 19
13 Frequency Sweep Screens; 20
14 3-Tone Slope Screens; 22
15 Loop Current/Voltage Screen; 24
16 3-Tone Responder Screens; 26
17 Single Frequency Responder Screens; 26
18 Sweep Responder Screens; 27
19 Call Analysis Setup Screen; 29
20 DTMF Call Analysis Example Screen; 30
21 View/Store/Print List Screen; 31
22 Character Entry Screen; 33
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23 Prole List Screen; 34
24 Network Setup Screens; 35
25 Successful Network Confguration Screens; 36
26 Protocol Setup Screen; 37
27 Preferred Codec List Screen; 38
28 Protocol Setup Screens; 39
29 Statistics Screen; 41
30 Event Screens; 42
31 H.323 Place/Receive Calls Screen; 43
32 SIP Place/Receive Calls Screen; 44
33 Ping/Trace Route Setup Screens; 45
34 Ethernet Static Test Passed Screen; 46
35 Echo Response Screen; 47
36 PING STATS Screen; 48
37 Ethernet DHCP: IP Address Assigned Screen; 49
38 Ethernet DHCP: PING Passed Screen; 49
39 Trace Route Results Screen; 50
40 VQ Measurement Setup Screen; 51
41 Endpoint Call Metric Screens; 52
42 Terminated Call Metrics Screen; 53
43 Place/Receive Calls and Send Digits; 59
44 Call to H.323 Phone without a Gatekeeper; 60
45 Call to H.323 Phone with a Gatekeeper; 60
46 Making an H.323 Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device; 61
Frequency Sweep Screens
ATTENUATION; 21
ATTN REF LEVEL; 20
SIGNAL FREQ; 21
SIGNAL LEVEL; 21
H
H.323 Place/Receive Calls Screen
ADDRESS TYPE
TRANSP and E.164; 43
AUDIO; 43
NUMBER/ALIAS; 43
H.323 Protocol Setup Screens
CONNECT
NORMAL or FAST; 38
GATEKEEPER
IP ADDR and NONE; 37
MY NUMBER/ALIAS; 38
PREFERRED CODEC; 37
RTP PORT; 38
L
Loop Current/Voltage Screen; 24
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M
Menu Tree; 7
MF/DTMF/DP Dialing Screen
DIAL MODE; 13
DIAL NUMBER; 13
P
PING/Trace Route Setup Screens
# PINGS; 46
DESTINATION IP; 46
GATEWAY; 46
IP TYPE; 46
LOCAL IP; 46
MODE; 45
NETMASK; 46
OP TYPE
PING or TRACE; 45
PING/SEC; 46
PING LEN; 46
PING STATS Screen
Missing; 48
Pings; 48
Recvd; 48
Roundtrip
Crnt, Avg, Max, and Min; 48
Sent; 48
State; 48
Unreach; 48
Place/Receive Calls
Event Screens; 42
Statistics Screen; 41
POTS Confguration Screen
AUDIO DEVICE; 9
IMPEDANCE; 9
Prole List Screen; 34
Q
Quick Start; 55
R
Receive Call Screens; 14
S
Single Frequency Responder Screens
FREQUENCY; 26
SIGNAL LEVEL; 27
Single Frequency Screen
ATTENUATION; 19
ATTN REF LEVEL; 19
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SIGNAL FREQ; 19
SIGNAL LEVEL; 19
SIP Place/Receive Calls Screen
AUDIO; 44
CALL TO HOST
NAME or IP ADDR; 44
CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS
NAME or E.164; 44
SIP Protocol Setup Screens
AUTHENTICATION; 39
MY HOST
NAME or IP ADDR; 40
MY NUMBER/ALIAS
NAME or E.164; 39
PREFERRED CODEC; 40
PROXY
NONE, DHCP, or IP ADDR; 39
REGISTRAR; 39
RTP PORT; 40
SIP PORT; 40
Status Indicators; 8
Sweep Responder Screens
DWELL TIME; 28
FREQ STEP; 27
LEVEL; 28
SKIP FREQ; 28
START FREQ; 27
STOP FREQ; 27
T
Terminated Call Metrics Screen
CALL PEER; 54
CQ-R; 54
LQ-R; 54
MOS-LQ; 54
MOS-PQ; 54
Trace Route Results Screen
Hop; 50
Host Address; 50
msec; 50
Type
EcHO, MISS, or TTL; 50
Transmit Frequency-3-Tone Mode Screen; 18
Transmit Frequency-Fixed Mode Screen
FREQUENCY; 16
LEVEL; 16
SWEEP TEST; 16
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Transmit Frequency-QUIET; 18
Transmit Frequency-Sweep Mode Screen
DWELL TIME; 17
FREQ STEP; 17
LEVEL; 17
SKIP FREQ; 17
START FREQ; 16
STOP FREQ; 16
V
View/Store/Print Screen
Deleting a Stored Test; 32
Locking & Unlocking a Stored Test; 32
Printing a Stored Test; 32
Renaming a Stored Test; 33
Saving a Test; 32
Viewing a Stored Test; 32
VoIP Network Setup Screens
DNS SERVER; 36
GATEWAY; 36
INTERFACE
10BT, 100BT and AUTO; 35
IP TYPE
STATIC and DHCP; 36
LOCAL IP; 36
MODE
H-DUPLX and F-DUPLX; 35
NETMASK; 36
VQ Measurement Setup Screen
FOR; 52
HST RPT; 52
IN EVERY; 51
METRICS REPORTING; 51
TRIGGERED BY
TIMER or F-KEY; 51
W
Warnings; 2
Warranty; 63

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