LATI-036

Topaz
SIP Networking over IP
with a N2000 IPS
DESCRIPTION
This Latin American Technical Information (LATI) bulletin provides an example of data
assignment for SIP networking between Topaz and NEAX2000IPS systems.
CONTENTS
PAGE
1. General Information ................................................................................................................ 2
1.1. Hardware Configuration................................................................................................... 2
1.2. Schematic Diagram .......................................................................................................... 2
1.3. System Conditions for Topaz ........................................................................................... 3
1.4 System Conditions for IPS ................................................................................................ 4
1.5. Calling number display/Caller ID/ANI considerations .................................................... 5
2. Topaz System A Programming ............................................................................................... 7
2.1. Basic VoIP Settings.......................................................................................................... 7
2.2. Incoming Calls ................................................................................................................. 7
2.3. Outgoing Calls.................................................................................................................. 7
2.4. Caller ID and Name Display ............................................................................................ 8
3. Topaz System B Programming................................................................................................ 9
3.1. Basic VoIP Settings.......................................................................................................... 9
3.2. Incoming Calls ................................................................................................................. 9
3.3. Outgoing Calls.................................................................................................................. 9
3.4. Caller ID and Name Display .......................................................................................... 10
4. Topaz Common Programming .............................................................................................. 11
4.1. Busy Tone Detection for Trunk to Trunk/Station .......................................................... 11
4.2. Manual Trunk-to-Trunk Connection .............................................................................. 12
4.3. Call Forwarding Off-Premise......................................................................................... 13
4.4. DISA............................................................................................................................... 14
4.5. Automated Attendant ..................................................................................................... 15
4.6. CODEC .......................................................................................................................... 15
5. IPS Programming .................................................................................................................. 16
5.1. Basic SIP Trunk Programming....................................................................................... 16
5.2. Incoming and Outgoing Calls......................................................................................... 17
5.3. Caller ID ......................................................................................................................... 17
5.4. Remote Access to System .............................................................................................. 18
5.5. CODEC .......................................................................................................................... 18
6. References ............................................................................................................................. 19

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1. General Information
The proceeding programming steps documented follow the network configuration example
shown in section 1.2.

1.1. Hardware Configuration

Both Topaz systems are configured in the following way:
IP2AP-924M KSU (Topaz 924 Main Unit).
IP2WW-EXIFU-A1 (External Equipment Interface Card-A).
IP2WW-2OPBOX (Optional Interface Card Box).
IP1WW-4VOIPU-S1 (Voice over IP (VoIP) Card).

The IPS system is configured in the following way:

PN-8IPTA (SIP trunk card).
IPS-CCIS-B1 (LA) (software license for CCIS).
IPS-VOIP-B1 (LA) (software license for IP trunks).

1.2. Schematic Diagram

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1.3. System Conditions for Topaz
1.3.1. In order for the example to work as shown, main software needs to be 7 or above.
1.3.2. Up to 1000 destinations (IP addresses/alias addresses) can be assigned (PRG 10-23).
1.3.3. In order to make station-to-station calls across SIP, either open or closed numbering plan
can be used. The example implemented a closed numbering plan.
1.3.4. Calling number display is provided on station-to-station calls across the SIP trunks. PRG
14-01-24 of the SIP trunks needs to be left at default value (0) for the calling number display
function to work properly between Topaz and IPS.
1.3.5. Although name display is not provided across the SIP trunks, the name of a remote Topaz
or IPS station can be displayed by assigning all station numbers and names as abbreviated dialed
numbers in the local Topaz system.
1.3.6. If DISA or automated attendant with VRS service is implemented on the CO trunks,
outside callers can dial either local or remote stations.
1.3.7. Trunk-to-trunk connection (CO-SIP or SIP-CO) requires that the CO trunk provide
disconnect signal (momentary open). Software version 4 and above provides busy tone detection
in order to disconnect the CO trunks in case of trunk-to-trunk connection.
1.3.8. Direct trunk-to-trunk connection from an SIP trunk to a CO trunk is not provided. In order
for a station user to seize a CO trunk on the remote Topaz system, he has to dial a number on the
remote Topaz assigned to DISA. From that point the user can dial 9 + subscriber number.
1.3.9. If local station A calls remote station B, and remote station B transfers the call to local
station C, two SIP channels will be used (link reconnection is not provided).
1.3.10. The Topaz systems cannot run behind NAT/NAPT routers.
1.3.11. The Topaz systems cannot connect to a SIP carrier.
1.3.12. T.38 fax is not supported.

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1.4 System Conditions for IPS
1.4.1. In order for the example to work as shown, main software needs to be R13 or above.
1.4.2. In order to make station-to-station calls across SIP, either open or closed numbering plan
can be used. The example implemented a closed numbering plan.
1.4.3. Up to 32 channels can be used to interconnect IPS with Topaz systems (one PN-8IPTA
card plus one PZ-24IPLA daughter board).
1.4.4. Up to 255 destinations (IP addresses) can be assigned. This limit includes CCIS peer-to-
peer destinations, as they use the same command (CM 5B YY=01).
1.4.5. CIC numbers assigned to the SIP trunks must be unique in the system (do not repeat CIC
numbers assigned to CCIS trunks).
1.4.6. Calling number display is provided on station-to-station calls across the SIP trunks.
1.4.7. Name display is not provided at the IPS. Stations won’t be able to see the name of a Topaz
station user.
1.4.8. Call forwarding-outside (to CO, MFC, ISDN or CCIS trunks) is provided for all types of
forward (all calls, busy, don’t answer).
1.4.9. If automated attendant is assigned in the IPS, callers can dial either IPS stations or Topaz
stations (using the proper DID number). Assign CM 3597 with data 11 to the incoming CO route.
1.4.10. Trunk-to-trunk connection between an analog CO route and the SIP route to the Topaz is
provided. Direct in termination-outside programming will be required.
1.4.11. Trunk-to-trunk connection between an MFC or ISDN route and the SIP route to the
Topaz is provided. DID calls entering the IPS are routed directly to the Topaz DID numbers.
1.4.12. Trunk-to-trunk connection between a CCIS route and the SIP route to the Topaz is
provided. DID calls entering the IPS are routed directly to the Topaz DID numbers.
1.4.13. Trunk-to-trunk connection between the Topaz and a CO, MFC, ISDN or CCIS route is
provided, but in case of MFC, ISDN or CCIS, station user won’t be able to distinguish between a
busy subscriber and a wrong number, as Topaz will always give busy tone. The alternative is to
use remote access to system as described in section 5.4.
1.4.14. If Topaz station A calls IPS station B, and IPS station B transfers the call to Topaz station
C, two SIP channels will be used (link reconnection is not provided).
1.4.15. The IPS systems cannot run behind NAT/NAPT routers.
1.4.16. If the customer wants to connect to a SIP carrier, a separate PN-8IPTA (SIP trunk card)
must be used.

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1.5. Calling number display/Caller ID/ANI considerations
(Topaz-to-Topaz)
1.5.1. When a Topaz station calls across SIP to another Topaz station, calling number displayed
at the destination station’s display is the value assigned in PRG 21-19-01.
1.5.2. If a station of the local Topaz is forwarded to a station of the remote Topaz, the calling
number displayed at the destination station’s display is either PRG 21-19-01 of the originating
station if the call is originated in the Topaz or PRG 21-17-01 or the originating SIP trunk if the
call is not.
1.5.3. If a station of the remote Topaz calls a station of the local Topaz which is forwarded to an
MFC trunk, the ANI reported for that call is the value assigned in PRG 21-13-01 to the
forwarding station.
1.5.4. When DISA is used to seize an MFC trunk from the remote Topaz system, the ANI
reported for that call is the value assigned in PRG 21-12-01 to the MFC trunk.
1.5.5. An incoming call from a CO trunk with Caller ID or an MFC trunk with ANI in the Topaz
through DISA or DID with VRS which is directed to a remote Topaz station does not show the
Caller ID/ANI of the calling party on the called station’s display; PRG 21-17-01 of the
transferring SIP trunk is shown instead. In other words, ANI is not being transferred (see also
condition 1.3.4).
(Topaz-to-IPS with external trunks in the Topaz)
1.5.6. When a Topaz station calls across SIP to an IPS station, calling number displayed at the
destination station’s display is the value assigned in PRG 21-19-01.
1.5.7. If a station of the Topaz is forwarded to a station of the IPS, the calling number displayed
at the destination station’s display is either PRG 21-19-01 of the originating station if the call is
originated in the Topaz or PRG 21-17-01 of the SIP trunk if the call is not, or if it is coming from
a CO/MFC trunk.
1.5.8. If a station of the IPS calls a station of the Topaz which is forwarded to an MFC trunk, the
ANI reported for that call is the value assigned in PRG 21-13-01 to forwarding station.
1.5.9. When DISA is used to seize an MFC trunk from the remote Topaz system, the ANI
reported for that call is the value assigned in PRG 21-12-01 to the MFC trunk.
1.5.10. An incoming call from a CO trunk with Caller ID or an MFC trunk with ANI in the
Topaz through DISA or DID with VRS which is directed to a remote Topaz station does not
show the Caller ID/ANI of the calling party on the called station’s display; either PRG 21-17-01
of the SIP trunk is shown instead. In other words, ANI is not being transferred (see condition
1.3.4).
1.5.11. The assignment of PRG 21-19-01, PRG 21-17-01 and PRG 10-28-04 is critical to the
proper SIP dialog between the Topaz and IPS. The numeric values assigned to those commands
must match the LCR numbering plan assigned in the IPS to reach the Topaz stations through
their DID numbers.

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(IPS-to-Topaz with external trunks in the IPS)
1.5.12. When an IPS station calls across SIP to a Topaz station, calling number displayed at the
destination station’s display is the IPS station number (considering the programming described in
section 5.3).
1.5.13. If a station of the IPS is forwarded to a station of the Topaz, the calling number displayed
at the destination station’s display is either the forwarding IPS station number if the call is
originated in the IPS or Topaz, or the subscriber's ANI if the call is coming from a
CO/MFC/ISDN trunk.
1.5.14. If a station of the IPS is forwarded to a station of the Topaz, the calling number displayed
at the destination station’s display is either the subscriber’s ANI if the call is coming from a
CCIS trunk from another IPS (centralized E911-CCIS programming necessary), or none if the
call is coming from a CCIS trunk from an IPX.
1.5.15. If a station of the Topaz calls a station of the IPS which is forwarded to an
MFC/ISDN/CCIS trunk, the ANI reported for that call is the value assigned in PRG 21-19-01 to
the Topaz station. In other words, ANI is being transferred.
1.5.16. On tandem SIP to MFC, SIP to ISDN or SIP to CCIS, the ANI reported for that call is
PRG 21-19-01 of the Topaz station.
1.5.17. An incoming call from a CO trunk with Caller ID/MFC trunk with ANI/ISDN with CID
directed to a Topaz station shows the subscriber's ANI.
1.5.18. An incoming call from a CCIS trunk in the IPS directed to a Topaz station shows either
the subscriber's ANI if the call is coming from a CCIS trunk from another IPS (centralized E911-
CCIS programming necessary), or none if the call is coming from a CCIS trunk from an IPX.

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2. Topaz System A Programming
The following programming was done on a system defaulted by a COLD start.

2.1. Basic VoIP Settings

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
10-03-01 Slot Number: 5 Type: 1 (SIP) VoIP standard to be used.
10-12-01 IP address 172.16.4.10 For EXIFU card.
10-12-02 Subnet mask 255.255.0.0
10-12-03 Default gateway 0.0.0.0
10-28-04 System user ID 6600
84-05-01 Slot Number: 5 172.16.4.11 IP address of VoIPU card.
84-13-28 Audio capability 2 G.729a as first priority.
priority
84-13-32 DTMF relay mode 1 (RFC2833) Enable DTMF relay.
84-16-01 RX limiter ctrl gain 15 (0dB) Default value is too low.

2.2. Incoming Calls

The following programming provides direct access to the extensions from the VoIP trunks.
PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
14-05-01 Trunk number: 4-7 Group number: 2 Trunk group for VoIP trunks.
(VoIP) Priority: 1-4
22-02-01 Type: 3 (DID) Assign DID for all modes (1-8).
22-13-01 Trunk group No: 2 Conversion table Default.
area No: 1
22-09-01 Expected number of Use last two digits of DID number.
digits: 2
22-10-01 Conversion area table Start table: 1 See PRG 22-13-01
No: 1 End table: 200
22-11-01 Conversion table Received No: 00 Assign one entry per DID number
22-11-02 number: 1 Target No: 200 to receive.

2.3. Outgoing Calls

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
10-23-01 System interconnect 1 (yes) Assign one group for each remote
Topaz or IPS system.
10-23-02 IP address 172.16.5.10 IP address of Topaz B.
10-23-04 Dial number 65 Access to remote Topaz B.
10-23-01 System interconnect 1 (yes)
10-23-02 IP address 172.16.1.8 IP address of IPS.
10-23-04 Dial number 5 Access to remote IPS.

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The following programming allows the extensions to dial the remote Topaz extension number
without pressing a line key first.
PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
11-01-01 Dialed number: 6 Digits: 4 Numbering plan for remote Topaz
Type: 6 (F-Route) B (65XX).
Dialed number: 5 Numbering plan for remote IPS
(5XXX).
44-02-01 Dial analysis No: 1 Dial: 65 Access to remote Topaz B.
44-02-02 Service type: 2 F-Route access.
44-02-03 Additional data: 1 See PRG 44-05-01.
44-02-01 Dial analysis No: 2 Dial: 5 Access to remote IPS.
44-02-02 Service type: 2 F-Route access.
44-02-03 Additional data: 1 See PRG 44-05-01.
44-05-01 F-Route table No: 1 Priority: 1 Assign VoIP trunk group to F-
Trunk group No: 2 Route table.
21-01-03 Trunk inter digit time 4 Time to dial the next digit of the
called number. Timer is cancelled
by pressing # (pound) key.

2.4. Caller ID and Name Display

The following programming allows station numbers and names to be displayed in the remote
Topaz system.
PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
10-29-14 SIP Carrier 2 For proper display of the station
number on the remote system.
21-19-01 Extension No: 200 Calling party No: Calling number sent in calls over
(201, 202, …) 6600 VoIP trunks.
(6601, 6602, …)
14-01-24 Trunk number: 4-7 1 Leave default value (see 1.3.3).
21-17-01 (VoIP) 6600 This value has to be the same as
PRG 10-28-04.
15-03-09 Single line extension Extension number Shows calling number in analog
numbers display: 1 (yes). stations with caller ID phones.
13-04-01 Abbreviated dialed Number: 6500 Assign the station numbers and
bin number (0-899) (6501, 6502, …) names of the remote Topaz B and
(5000, 5001, …) IPS system.
13-04-02 Name
13-05-01 Trunk Group No: 2 Assign trunk group number of
VoIP trunks (PRG 14-05-01).
20-02-15 Caller ID display 0 (name/number), 1 Defaults to name and number.
mode (name), 2 (number)

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3. Topaz System B Programming
The following programming was done on a system defaulted by a COLD start.

3.1. Basic VoIP Settings

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
10-03-01 Slot Number: 5 Type: 1 (SIP) VoIP standard to be used.
10-12-01 IP address 172.16.5.10 For EXIFU card.
10-12-02 Subnet mask 255.255.0.0
10-12-03 Default gateway 0.0.0.0
10-28-04 System user ID 6500
84-05-01 Slot Number: 5 172.16.5.11 IP address of VoIPU card.
84-13-28 Audio capability 2 G.729a as first priority.
priority
84-13-32 DTMF relay mode 1 (RFC2833) Enable DTMF relay.
84-16-01 RX limiter ctrl gain 15 (0dB) Default value is too low.

3.2. Incoming Calls

The following programming provides direct access to the extensions from the VoIP trunks.
PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
14-05-01 Trunk number: 4-7 Group number: 2 Trunk group for VoIP trunks.
(VoIP) Priority: 1-4
22-02-01 Type: 3 (DID) Assign DID for all modes (1-8).
22-13-01 Trunk group No: 2 Conversion table Default.
area No: 1
22-09-01 Expected number of Use last two digits of DID number.
digits: 2
22-10-01 Conversion area table Start table: 1 See PRG 22-13-01
No: 1 End table: 200
22-11-01 Conversion table Received No: 00 Assign one entry per DID number
22-11-02 number: 1 Target No: 200 to receive.

3.3. Outgoing Calls

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
10-23-01 System interconnect 1 (yes) Assign one group for each remote
Topaz or IPS system.
10-23-02 IP address 172.16.4.10 IP address of Topaz A.
10-23-04 Dial number 66 Access to remote Topaz A.
10-23-01 System interconnect 1 (yes)
10-23-02 IP address 172.16.1.8 IP address of IPS.
10-23-04 Dial number 5 Access to remote IPS.

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The following programming allows the extensions to dial the remote Topaz extension number
without pressing a line key first.
PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
11-01-01 Dialed number: 6 Digits: 4 Numbering plan for remote Topaz
Type: 6 (F-Route) A (66XX).
Dialed number: 5 Numbering plan for remote IPS
(5XXX).
44-02-01 Dial analysis No: 1 Dial: 66 Access to remote Topaz A.
44-02-02 Service type: 2 F-Route access.
44-02-03 Additional data: 1 See PRG 44-05-01.
44-02-01 Dial analysis No: 2 Dial: 5 Access to remote IPS.
44-02-02 Service type: 2 F-Route access.
44-02-03 Additional data: 1 See PRG 44-05-01.
44-05-01 F-Route table No: 1 Priority: 1 Assign VoIP trunk group to F-
Trunk group No: 2 Route table.
21-01-03 Trunk inter digit time 4 Time to dial the next digit of the
called number. Timer is cancelled
by pressing # (pound) key.

3.4. Caller ID and Name Display

The following programming allows station numbers and names to be displayed in the remote
Topaz system.
PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS
10-29-14 SIP Carrier 2 For proper display of the station
number on the remote system.
21-19-01 Extension No: 200 Calling party No: Calling number sent in calls over
(201, 202, …) 6500 VoIP trunks.
(6501, 6502, …)
14-01-24 Trunk number: 4-7 1 Leave default value (see 1.3.3).
21-17-01 (VoIP) 6500 This value has to be the same as
PRG 10-28-04.
15-03-09 Single line extension Extension number Shows calling number in analog
numbers display: 1 (yes). stations with caller ID phones.
13-04-01 Abbreviated dialed Number: 6600 Assign the station numbers and
bin number (0-899) (6601, 6602, …) names of the remote Topaz A and
(5000, 5001, …) IPS systems.
13-04-02 Name
13-05-01 Trunk Group No: 2 Assign trunk group number of
VoIP trunks (PRG 14-05-01).
20-02-15 Caller ID display 0 (name/number), 1 Defaults to name and number.
mode (name), 2 (number)

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4. Topaz Common Programming
4.1. Busy Tone Detection for Trunk to Trunk/Station
Available on software 4 and above, this feature provides trunk release by tone detection. The
trunk will be released in the following conditions:
- Trunk to trunk after DISA.
- Trunk to trunk after call forwarding off-premise.
- Trunk to trunk after conference.
- Trunk calls to voice mail: prevents busy tone from being recorded in the message.
- Trunk calls to stations: available on software 6 and above.

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS

14-02-09 Trunk number: 1-3 Busy tone detection Assign on analog trunks only.
(CO) for trunk-to-trunk: 1
(yes).
14-02-18 Busy tone detection
on talking: 1 (yes).
80-07-01 Frequency table No. 0, 10-255 Assign the different frequencies
(1-8) (100-2550 Hz) coming from the CO.
(0: not used)
80-04-06 Tone detection type ON minimum time Time is assigned in the following
No: 2 (busy tone) (N: 1-255) format:
80-04-07 ON maximum time 30 + (30 * N) msecs.
(N: 1-255) Examples:
80-04-08 OFF minimum time N: 7 30+30*7 = 240 msecs.
(N: 1-255) N: 15 30+30*15 = 480 msecs.
80-04-09 OFF maximum
time (N: 1-255)
80-04-12 Frequency No: 1 Assign a frequency number from
80-04-13 Frequency No: 2 table assigned in PRG 80-07-01.
If tone is single tone, leave
frequency No: 2 as 0.
80-04-14 Twist level
(0: not used)
(1-10: 1dB-10dB)

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4.2. Manual Trunk-to-Trunk Connection
Operating Procedures for Key Telephone
- Make or receive a CO call, press CNF, make the second call, press CNF twice, press TRF.
- Make or receive a CO call, press HOLD, make the second call, hang up.

Operating Procedures for Analog Phone

- Make or receive a CO call, SHF + 826, make the second call, SHF + 753, hang up.
- Make or receive a CO call, SHF, make the second call, hang up.

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS

14-01-13 Trunk number: Loop disconnect Enable trunk to trunk.
1-3 (CO) supervision: 1 (yes)
14-02-12 4-7 (VoIP) Detect network This parameter works only on
disconnect signal: trunks with disconnect signal by
0 (no). momentary open. In this case,
assign this parameter only for the
CO trunks.
20-02-09 Disconnect 1 (yes) Disconnect supervision for key
supervision telephones.
20-06-01 Extension No. Mode: 1-8 Assign a class of service to the
Class of service: 1 extensions (default: 1).
20-07-11 Class of service: 1 Forced trunk Allows an extension to release the
disconnect (analog trunk-to-trunk connection with
trunks) access code 724 (optional).
20-11-14 Trunk to trunk Allows an extension to perform
transfer restriction: trunk-to-trunk connection
0 (disable) (default).
20-13-08 Conference: 1 (yes) Default.
20-13-10 Barge in Allows conference or monitor
mode (optional).

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4.3. Call Forwarding Off-Premise
Operating Procedure for Key Telephone
Set: Dial 713 + 6 + 9 + outside number + HOLD
Cancel: Dial 713 + 6 + HOLD

Operating Procedure for Analog Phone

Set: Dial 713 + 6 + 9 + outside number + hang up
Cancel: Dial 713 + 6 + hang up

In addition to the assignment in section 4.2, assign the following commands.

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS

14-06-01 Route table number Priority: 1-4 Define trunks to be seized when
Trunk group No dialing 9 (default: route No: 1,
trunk group No: 1).
20-06-01 Extension No. Mode: 1-8 Assign a class of service to the
Class of service: 1 extensions (default: 1).
20-11-12 Class of service: 1 Call forwarding off-
premise: 1 (yes)
21-03-01 Trunk number: Route table No: 1 See PRG 14-06-01
1-3 (CO)
4-7 (VoIP)
25-07-07 Timed disconnect Set according to By default, a tandem call gives a
25-07-08 parameters customer’s warning tone after 30 seconds and
25-13-02 requirements. disconnects 15 seconds after that.
25-13-03
14-01-15

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4.4. DISA
The following assignment (in addition to sections 2.2 and 3.2) allows a station to seize a CO
trunk from the remote Topaz system by dialing 6699 from Topaz A or 6599 from Topaz B.

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS

20-06-01 Extension No. Mode: 1-8 Assign a class of service to the
Class of service: 1 extensions (default: 1).
20-14-02 Class of service: 1 Trunk route access: Enable dial 9 from DISA.
1 (yes)
20-14-03 Trunk group access:
1 (yes)
22-11-01 Conversion table Received No: 99 Leave target number blank.
22-11-02 number: 100 Target No (blank)
22-11-04 Transfer mode: 1
(busy)
22-11-05 Transfer
destination: 401
(DISA)
25-01-01 Trunk number: 4-7 DID/DISA dial in Don’t apply conversions.
(VoIP) mode: 0
25-01-02 DISA user ID Optional.
(0/1: no/yes)
25-02-01 Mode: 1-8 Used if VRS/VM is installed in the
Talkie: 0 or 1 system. If not, caller will hear fast
VRS Message No interrupted tone for both user id
(if 1) and destination number inputs.
25-07-07 Timed disconnect Set according to By default, a tandem call gives a
25-07-08 parameters customer’s warning tone after 30 seconds and
25-13-02 requirements. disconnects 15 seconds after that.
25-13-03
14-01-15
25-08-01 DISA user number 6-digit password If PRG 25-01-02 is set to 1.
25-09-01 Mode Class of service is used according
Class of service to PRG 20-14-02/3.

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4.5. Automated Attendant
The following assignment (in addition to section 4.2) allows callers dial either a local or a remote
station when being answered by the automated attendant service of the VRS/VM card.

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS

22-02-01 Trunk number: 1-3 Type: 1 (VRS) Assign automated attendant to the
(CO) CO trunks.
25-02-01 Mode: 1-8 Assign the message to be played
Talkie: 1 (VAU) when automated attendant
VRS message No. answers.

4.6. CODEC
Topaz uses G.711 A-law with 20ms payload as a default. IPS uses G.711 mu-law with 20ms
payload as a default. Here are the commands to consider if you want to change it.

PROGRAM ITEM DATA COMMENTS

84-13-01 G.711 audio frame 1-3 (10ms-30ms) Default: 20 ms.
number
84-13-03 G.711 type 0 Default: A-law
84-13-04 G.711 jitter buffer 20 Default: 20, 40, 60 ms. Please
84-13-05 (min/typ/max) 40 change those values if you change
84-13-06 60 PRG 84-13-01.
84-13-07 G.729 audio frame 1-8 (10ms-80ms) Default: 20 ms.
number
84-13-09 G.729 jitter buffer 20 Default: 20, 40, 60 ms. Please
84-13-10 (min/typ/max) 40 change those values if you change
84-13-11 60 PRG 84-13-07.
84-13-12 G.723 audio frame 1 (30ms), 2 (60ms) Default: 30 ms.
number
84-13-13 G.723 jitter buffer 30 Default: 30, 60, 120 ms. Please
84-13-14 (min/typ/max) 60 change those values if you change
84-13-15 120 PRG 84-13-12.
84-13-28 Audio capability 0 (G.711), 1 Default: G.711
priority (G.723), 2 (G.729)

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5. IPS Programming
5.1. Basic SIP Trunk Programming
Any item not mentioned in the following list is set to default data.
COMMAND ITEM DATA COMMENTS
05 Y=0 04 (AP Number) 46 PN-8IPTA card.
06 YY=07 0 (IPT Number) 04 AP number for IPT (CM 05 Y=0).
07 YY=01 0400 ~ 0407 D200 ~ D207 Voice trunks.
08 028 0 CO to CO transfer.
253 0 Ring transfer on station hold.
0A YY=00 00 040 04: AP number
0A YY=01 (LAN interface No) 172016001008 IP address of PN-8IPTA card.
0A YY=02 255255000000 Subnet mask for PN-8IPTA card.
0A YY=03 NONE Default gateway for PN-8IPTA card.
14 16063 D254 Signaling trunk (assigned in an unused
LEN on a virtual PIM).
35 YY=00 30 (SIP route) 04 Tie Line.
35 YY=04 2 Answer signal arrives.
35 YY=05 1 Release signal arrives.
35 YY=09 03 Incoming signaling.
35 YY=20 00 Outgoing signaling.
35 YY=90 0 No.7 CCIS.
35 YY=91 0 IPT number (CM 06 YY=07).
35 YYY=134 04 IP precedence for voice packets.
35 YYY=161 NONE DiffServ value for voice packets.
36 Y=0 3030 0 Enable trunk-to-trunk connection.
30 YY=00 200 ~ 207 30 SIP route number: 30
30 YY=35 100 ~ 107 CIC numbers for voice channels.
A7 YY=00 0 (IPT number) 254 Do NOT assign any value.
A7 YY=01 00001 Originating PC.
A7 YY=02 NONE Destination PC (not assigned).
A7 YY=46 0 Point-to-Multipoint.
A7 YY=70 00 LAN interface number
(CM0A YY=00).
A7 YY=71 00 Profile number (CM BA)
BA YY=04 00 05 IP precedence for control packets.
BA YY=10 (Profile number) NONE DiffServ value for control packets.
BA YY=21 4 G.729a as first priority.
BA YY=22 1 20ms payload.
BA YY=30 NONE SIP Server IP address.
BA YY=31 05060 SIP Server port number.
BA YY=52 03 DTMF relay: RFC2833

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5.2. Incoming and Outgoing Calls
COMMAND ITEM DATA COMMENTS
20 Y=0 5 804 Numbering plan for IPS (5XXX).
6 A129 LCR Group 3.
8A Y=A000 3 4007 LCR Development table number 7.
8A Y=4007 66 0031 Route pattern 31 (destination Topaz A).
65 0032 Route pattern 32 (destination Topaz B).
8A Y=0031 1 03130 LCR pattern: 31 using route: 30.
8A Y=0032 1 03230 LCR pattern: 32 using route: 30.
8A Y=5031 000 15 No toll restriction.
153 NONE No digit deletion.
100 NONE No digit addition.
167 031 IP pattern 31 (IP address of Topaz A).
168 16367 Destination PC.
8A Y=5032 000 15 No toll restriction.
153 NONE No digit deletion.
100 NONE No digit addition.
167 032 IP pattern 32 (IP address of Topaz B).
168 16366 Destination PC.
5B YY=01 03100 172016004010 IP address of Topaz A.
03200 172016005010 IP address of Topaz B.
A8 16367 0 See CM 8A Y=5031> 168.
16366 0 See CM 8A Y=5032> 168.
85 Y=7 6 04 Dial digit length.

5.3. Caller ID
COMMAND ITEM DATA COMMENTS
08 255 1 Provide name display.
379 0 Provide Caller Id display.
A7 YY=26 0 (IPT number) 0 Name display provided.
A7 YY=28 0 ANI information transfer provided.
8A Y=5031 176 15 Kind of calling number sent: extension
8A Y=5032 number.
BA YY=44 00 (Profile number) 15 E.164 address not informed.
BA YY=126 0 Take calling party number from the
“display name” field or the “from”
field.

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5.4. Remote Access to System
The following assignment allows a Topaz station to seize a CO trunk from the IPS system by
dialing 5999.
COMMAND ITEM DATA COMMENTS
08 217 0 Remote access to system IDs stored in
MP card.
35 YY=18 30 (SIP route) 0 DID number conversion.
36 Y=0 30XX 0 Enable trunk-to-trunk between IPT
route and CO route XX.
76 YY=00 5999 000 Number conversion block 000.
76 YY=01 000 D16 Remote Access to System.
76 YY=02 (CM 76 YY=00)
2A YY=00 XXXX 0000 ID code for remote access to system.
2A YY=10 0000 2 Validate code as remote access to
system.
2A YY=11 0000 1 Route restriction class per ID code.
2A YY=A0 2 0 Use 2A YY=00 for ID codes.
42 13 04 ID code length (example).

5.5. CODEC
IPS uses G.711 mu-law with 20ms payload as a default. Topaz uses G.711 A-law with 20ms
payload as a default. The following commands allow modification to the default settings. See
sections 4.6 for compatibility with Topaz settings.
COMMAND ITEM DATA COMMENTS
BA YY=21 00 0-7 CODEC priority. Default pattern (7):
(Profile number) (pattern 0-7) G.711 mu-law.
NOTE: value 0 means that the list is
programmable in CM BA YY=121,
122, 123.
BA YY=22 1-3 Payload size. Default value: 40ms.
(20ms-40ms) NOTE: If CMBA YY=21 is set to 1 or
7, then the payload size is fixed to
20ms.
BA YY=121 01, 02, 03 CODEC type priorities 1, 2, 3.
BA YY=122 (G.711 mu- NOTE: those values are available when
BA YY=123 law, G.711 A- CM BA YY=21 is set to 0.
law, G.729a).

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6. References
Topaz Programming Manual.
Topaz Voice Over IP Card (VOIPU / VOIPDB) SIP Trunk Guide.
NEAX2000 IPS Command Manual.
NEAX2000 IPS SIP Trunk System Manual.

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