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8.2.5.1. Setting up HG 3500 via the OpenScape 4000 Assistant Previous topic Parent topic Child topic Next topic

HG 3500 can be set up and administrated via the Configuration Management of the OpenScape 4000 Assistant.
First of all you have to set the function blocks (corresponding AMO: AMO BFDAT).
Start Configuration Management - System Data - Board - CGW Function Block.
Click the Search button to see which function blocks have already been configured. In the following screen 5 function blocks have been configured. You can display them by clicking through the object list.

Figure 157. Configuration Management - System Data - Board - CGW Function Block - View Object

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You also have the possibility to view them all in one table. Just select the radio button Object List.

Figure 158. Configuration Management - System Data - Board - CGW Function Block - View Object List

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To configure a new function block click New. Enter a free Function block number. Select the maximum number of b-channels of the common gateway board. Select the desired function(s) for this function block. Click Save. Now you have to enter the needed Number of lines, Number of predefined blocks and / or Number of b-channels for the selected functions. Click Save again. If you are done with the configuration of this function block select Finish configuration of function block and click Save.
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Configuration Management - System Data - Board - CGW Function Block - Configure new Function block
Now you have to assign a common gateway board to the function block (corresponds to AMO BCSU). Start Configuration Management - System Data - Board - Board. Click Search to search for all boards configured in the system.
To configure a new common gateway board select the desired board (Part number) and click New. Enter the following data:
  • LTU
  • SLOT
  • Part number
  • Function ID (set always to 1)
  • Board Name
  • CGW Function block

Figure 159. Configuration Management - System Data - Board - Board

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Select the STMI2-IGW Board Data tab (corresponds to AMO BCSU and AMO CGWB). Here you have to enter
  • Ethernet interface
    • IP address of customer LAN
    • Subnet mask
    • Standard gateway IP address
  • Data for large enterprise gatekeeper
  • CO protocol (not used in this example)
  • Primary and secondary gatekeeper
  • Gateway data
  • H.235 security data
  • Service interface

Figure 160. Configuration Management - System Data - Board - Board - STMI2-IGW Board Data tab

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The next screen shows the STMI Board Data tab. Here you can configure for example the Idle Pattern, IP Address and Number of DMC connections (corresponds to AMO CGWB).
Save the completed settings using the Save button.
Use the Search button to go to the board you have already configured.
In the STMI Feature Access tab (corresponds to AMO CGWB) you can configure in which mode the common gateway should work (Normal, Ready or Defect), Ethernet Interface data and Audio Stream Control Data.
IMPORTANT:
It is important to ensure that the number of UDP ports is at least twice as large as the number of b-channels of the common gateway module.

Figure 161. Configuration Management - System Data - Board - Board - STMI Feature Access tab

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