KX-NS1000
V2.1
Rev1.0 15 Mar., 2013
Introduction
Following table shows feature list of NS1000 in Ver. 2.1.
Category
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2
3
System feature
Maintenance
Enhancement
for UM features
Feature item
Summary
-1.Enhancement for
the Easy Setup wizard
Add the procedure to specify ‘3digits’ or
‘4 digits’ of the numbering
Plan (Extension number digits) in Easy
Setup Wizard.
-2.UM (Mailbox)
Auto configuration
User profiles and Mailbox auto configuration
-1.Database Convert
(Off Line tool)
Database convert from TDE/NCP to NS1000
-2.Voice Data Convert
Voice data convert from TVA/TVM to
NS1000
SYSLOG for UM
port busy
Supported to logging to SYSLOG of all
UM port busy status.
Remark
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
Add the procedure to specify ‘3digits’ or ‘4 digits’ of the numbering
Plan (Extension number digits) in Easy Setup Wizard.
Current numbering arrangement. (Version 2.0)
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
The following parameters change by selecting the Numbering Plan.
2.6.1
Additional
Digits
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed (V2.0 Default)
Type A Type B Type C Type A Type B Type C Type A Type B Type C
Extension 0120
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
Extension 21
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
X
X
X
Extension 2264
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
Feature
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed (V2.0 Default)
ICDG
Default No.
601-664
6001-6064
601-664
Number of UM Group
8
16
9
500-507
5000-5015
500-508
600
6000
600
535-599
5801-5864
5801-5864
508,509
5101,5102
5101,5102
510
5103
5103
UM Group
Default No.
TAFAS
Default No.
DISA
Default No.
UM 1,2ch
Default No.
FAX Default No.
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
PBX Configuration - 2.System - 6.Numbering Plan - 1.Main
Leading Number
Type/A/B/C
Feature
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed (Default)
Extension Numbering Schema 1
1/2/2
10/20/20
1/2/2
Extension Numbering Schema 2
2/3/3
11/21/21
2/3/3
Extension Numbering Schema 3
3/4/4
12/22/22
3/4/4
Extension Numbering Schema 4
4/1/9
13/23/23
4/1/9
Extension Numbering Schema 5
14/24/24
Extension Numbering Schema 6
15/25/25
Extension Numbering Schema 7
16/26/26
Extension Numbering Schema 19
29/39/39
Extension Numbering Schema 21
50/50
50/50/50
51/51
51/51/51
59/59/59
59/59/59
60/60/60
6/6/6
Extension Numbering Schema 22
5/5/5
Extension Numbering Schema 30
Extension Numbering Schema 31
6/6/6
Extension Numbering Schema 32
Extension Numbering Schema 64
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
PBX Configuration - 3.Group - 5.Incoming Call Distribution Group - 1.Group Settings
Floating Extension No.
ICDG Number
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed :Default
1
601
6001
601
2
602
6002
602
3
603
6003
603
4
604
6004
604
5
605
6005
605
6
606
6006
606
7
607
6007
607
8
608
6008
608
9
609
6009
609
10
610
6010
610
:
64
:
664
6064
664
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
PBX Configuration - 3.Group - 7.UM Group - 2.Unit Settings
Floating Extension No.
Unit No.
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed :Default
1
500
5001
500
2
501
5002
501
3
502
5003
502
4
503
5004
503
5
504
5005
504
6
505
5006
505
7
506
5007
506
8
507
5008
507
9
5009
508
10
5010
:
:
16
5016
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
PBX Configration - 5.Optional Device - 2.External Pager
Floating Extension No.
ID
1
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed :Default
600
6000
600
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
PBX Configration - 5.Optional Device - 3.Voice Message - 2.DISA Message
Floating Extension No.
OGM Number
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed :Default
1
535
5801
5801
2
534
5802
5802
3
535
5803
5803
4
536
5804
5804
5
537
5805
5805
6
538
5806
5806
7
539
5807
5807
8
560
5808
5808
9
561
5809
5809
10
562
5810
5810
:
:
5864
5864
:
64
599
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
PBX Configration - 4.Extension - 1.Wired - 1.Extension Settings
UM Default No.
4.1.1
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed :Default
FAX
508,509
5101,5102
5101,5102
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
PBX Configration - 4.Extension - 1.Wired - 1.Extension Settings
FAX Default No.
4.1.1
3 digits
4 digits
Mixed :Default
FAX
510
5103
5103
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Enhancement for the Easy Setup wizard
The following tables show the country according to the type.
Type
Type A
Type B
Type C
Region
Australia, South Africa, Germany, Finland, Switzerland, Spain, Greek, East Europe, Russia,
Brazil, Argentina, Other, Singapore/China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Canada, USA、TR, TW, UA
U.K., France, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Portuguese, Italy, Netherlands
New Zealand
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
User profiles and Mailbox auto configuration (Version 2.1)
NS1000 provides a feature to create user profiles and mailboxes same as the
extension number by a simple operation.
Select the following options.
-Create User profiles and mailboxes for all extensions
(It adds it to the existing “User profiles” and “mailboxes. )
- Re-create all mailboxes
(After the existing mailbox is deleted, a new mailbox is created.
Caution :All mailboxes and voice data will be deleted.)
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
Select UM group where mailboxes are created .
Select UM group where mailboxes are created
Create mailboxes to the UM group of the PBX where extensions belong to
One look Networking
Master
Slave 1
Slave 2
Slave 15
UM Group No.1
UM Group No.2
UM Group No.3
UM Group No.16
The User profile and the mailbox are create with all PBX
where the extension terminal exists.
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
Select UM group where mailboxes are created .
Select UM group where mailboxes are created
Create mailboxes to the specified UM group
UM Group No.1
UM Group No.2
UM Group No.3
One look Networking
Master
Slave 1
Slave 2
Slave 15
UM Group No.1
UM Group No.2
UM Group No.3
UM Group No.16
Created the User profiles and mailboxes only under the UM Group No.3 for this example
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
Two parameters are selected, and “Execute” button is clicked.
The user profile and the mailbox are made by the automatic operation.
It is displayed that the estimate time
Each result is shown in P18 and P19.
In this case, 1 minutes.
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
The creation result is output as the following reports.
Example
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
Result of executing table
“Create all User profiles and mailboxes if extension do not have”
Upper:
User Profile
Lower:
Mail Box
MB No.
Ext No.
MB No.101
Ext No.
MB No.
Ext No.101
MB No.101
Ext No.101
Current status of user profile
MB No.
Ext No.
MB No.
Ext No.101
Created
Created
Assigned
Created
Created
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
MB No.101
Ext No.
MB No.101
Ext No.101
The combination pattern doesn't exist in a gray part.
Created
Exist
Assigned
Exist
Exist
Exist
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
Result of executing table
“Re-create all mailboxes”
Upper:
User Profile
Lower:
Mail Box
Current status of user profile
MB No.
Ext No.
MB No.
Ext No.101
MB No.
Ext No.
Created
Created
Assigned
Created
MB No.101
Ext No.
Created
Created
Assigned
Created
MB No.
Ext No.101
MB No.101
Ext No.101
MB No.101
Ext No.
MB No.101
Ext No.101
The combination pattern doesn't exist in a gray part.
Created
Created
Assigned
Created
Assigned
Created
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
Target Extension's type:
Wired (PT/SLT) EXT
Wireless (PS) EXT
ISDN EXT (2XX Wildcard Extension numbering : In this case, without the target.)
IP EXT
Condition of creating relation between Mailbox, EXT and User profile.
1) While Mailbox number and EXT number is matched.
< begins-with match>
ex Target EXT number：101. begins-with 10 , 101, 10111 match 101
2) System will not change relation
if same relation of these information already assigned.
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UM (Mailbox) Auto configuration
Condition of Mailbox auto creation is not working
1) Mailbox number begins-with number match existing EXT number.
Target mail box; Subscriber's mailbox number, Interview mailbox and Mailbox Group
mailbox assigned for Automatic Two-way Recording
Message Manager’s maillbox:998), System Manager’s mailbox:999
2) While EXT number has only 1 digits (thus min Mailbox number is 2 digits)
3) Total mailbox number exceed 1024 for 1 NS cabinet.
(Except Interview mailbox and Mailbox Group)
Condition of User profiles auto creation is not working
1) Login Account and Login ID has been allocated for other user.
2) EXT number has been allocated to other profile.
1) and 2) These meanings that
Login Account, Login ID and the number of the target has already been allocated.
3) Exceed more than max user profile number （1512）.
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Database Convert (Off Line tool)
The off-line programming tool provides legacy database converter feature
that can convert system data of NCP/TDE/TDA series PBX
into data for NS1000. It is the same as version 2.0.
Off line tool (V2.1)
UPCMC (PBX Replacement)
TDE100 DMSYS
/200
TDE600 DGSYS
NS1000 is overwritten
in new DCSYS.
Convert
Edit
DCSYS
report
NCP500 DBSYS
/1000
TDA100
/200
DSYS
TDA600
DLSYS
NS1000
Activation key is not transferred at the
converting database
TDA
TDE/NCP
Please refer to another document for details.
Document name is 20130304 Database Converter_Rev1.0.pptx
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TVM/NS1000-UM Conversion
1.NS1000 provides the way to convert TVM’s voice data, and install into UM.
2.This is handy for replacement user to use all prompt and message
in TVM can be converted to UM in NS1000.
Backup from TVM
Restore into UM in NS1000
Backup
Restore
BKP file
BKP file
BKP file
BKP file
NS1000
TVM200/50
IMA-ADPCM
G.711 PCM (μ-Low or A-Low)
TVM PCMC
NS1000 Web MC
Please refer to another document for details.
Document name is TVM_UMConverter_Rev0.2_18Jan2013Mar.ppt
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SYSLOG for UM port busy
The following error messages are displayed, when the traffic to UM exceeds capacity.
Sys Log.
KX-NS1000 svcmng:[#err]<147>
13/03/05 17:21:55
MN ALM #262 00 00071 All UM port exceed the busy
threshold time [hh:mm:ss]
[hh:mm:ss] = Busy hold Time
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SYSLOG for UM port busy
The following error messages are displayed, when the traffic to UM exceeds capacity.
Error Log.
All UM ports exceeded the busy threshold time [00:01:11]
Please recommend AK of UM to be increased to the customer.
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