BusinessPhone Communication Platform 7.0
Start of operation ASB 150 02

## Programming the System

Start BMS and check if all the boards have been detected.

Use the following guidelines to set-up the system according to the customer’s requirements.

1. Define the Directory numbers
   see document Directory numbers, (163/15534-ASB 150 02 Uen)

- On initialisation the first ELU-_ board will acquire the extension numbers from 200 onwards, the first BTU_ board the trunk numbers from 700 onwards.
- Define the number series according to the customer‘s need for:

- Extensions
- Trunks
- Common abbreviated numbers (in addition the external numbers should also be assigned)
- Facilities (such as: Groups, Mailboxsystem, ...)

1. Sessions

- Load the appropriate session for your country containing the tones, trunk’s transmission levels and filter coefficients etc. (See BMS sessions for setting of tone and transmission parameters).

1. Program the trunks

- Analogue or CAS trunks
  see document Trunks (486/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen)
- ISDN trunks
  see document ISDN facilities (286/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen)

2. Program Class of Services

- Facility COS
  see document Categorisation (149/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen)
- Traffic group
  see document Traffic group matrix (484/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen)
- TCD-day/night COS
  see document Trunk call discrimination (487/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen)
- Common abbreviated number COS
  see document Abbreviated numbers dialling – common numbers (101/155 34-ASB 150 02 Uen)

3. Program Extensions
   Assign the extensions to the desired Class of Services and set-up the individual settings.
4. Applications
   Program the integrated applications such as:

- Groups (ACD,PBX,....)
- Hospitality
- Networking
- Mobility
- VMU-HD functions
- etc.

- see Facility descriptions
  xxx/15534 ASB 150 02 Uen

1. Check Warnings

### Special considerations for specific boards

#### VMU-boards

##### VMU-D

To avoid losing information in case of power failure, the VMU-D board should be equipped with a battery, RNV 991 942/001, connected to connection field 4. See Installation Instruction (1531‑ASB 150 02 Uen).

##### VMU-HD/MFU

The Flash cards on VMU-HD/MFU will already be pre-configured in the factory with announcements and voice prompts in the proper language version (related to the country which has placed the order).

The announcements and voice prompts can always be adapted according to the customer needs, see document BusinessPhone 250/50 VMU-HD & MFU (1553-ROF 157 5126 Uen).

In case you need another language version than the preconfigured one, please contact your local Ericsson Support Centre

In order to update the CPU-D_ with the voice announcements and voice prompts stored on the VMU-HD/MFU following commands have to be set.

4603 |  | Record announcements allowed?

4450 |  | Loading voice announcement

Furtheron, following commands have been changed to higher values compared to the VMU-D, as the storage capacity has been extended.

4302 |  | Max time for speech info

- change from default value 12 seconds to 25 seconds

4303 |  | Max time for speech anno

- change from default value 12 seconds to 25 seconds

#### Set into operation of an IAS

- Check the Dip switches

- X35 (power feeding from backplane)
- X36 (real time clock of the embedded PC)

- Inset the IAS according board positioning. See installation instructions ASB 150 02
- Add the IAS as any other board
- Connect the LAN cable to the IAS
- Connect the service PC via V.24 to the CPU-D5
- make sure, that the green led L3 is on; it indicates a busy internal V.24 connetion, e.g. the BusinessLink is running.
- Use the IAS configuration tool (part of the BMS CD) of the service PC to read out the IP address/name of the IAS

- The data of the IAS configuration tool are tunneled - > can be used even remotely

- Make a remote desktop connection (remote desktop client needed) either from any customer PC or from the service PC (connection to customers LAN needed) – in case that the remote connection fails, connect a mouse, a keyboard and a monitor directly to the IAS.

- If a PS2 mouse or keyboard is connected during operation a restart of the PC is needed.
- Connection of an USB mouse and/or keyboard does not need a restart of the PC.

Revision: L © Ericsson Enterprise 2005