Tones, Ring patterns, Softphone – 2N NetStar Admin manual User Manual

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Tones

Use this tag to define the basic tones of the PBX to be played to the calling user. The
menu is divided into three parts. The first part,

, helps you set various dial tones,

Dial

the second part,

, helps you set various alert tones and the third part,

Alert

, helps you set various congestion tones. To add a row defining which tone

Congestion
would be used for which situation use the context menu. A list of situations (states)
related to specific types of tones is displayed in the

column. A list of available

Type

progress tones is displayed in the

column. It holds true for the dial tones that a

Tone

higher row has a higher priority. It is because there may be more valid conditions than
one in the dial tones. To change the priority of the rows, use the two arrow buttons on
the right. To add a row with a certain priority easily use the

Insert ahead selected

options. The

option is used for adding a record behind

Insert behind selected

Add

the currently last one (i.e. the lowest priority record).

Ring patterns

In this tag assign the ring tones according to the calling party. Add more parameter
rows to the table using the context menu. The meanings of the columns are as follows:

Destination type – in this column choose one of the listed objects. When this
object is recognised, the extension rings according to the

column.

Pattern

Choose one of the CLIP, extension, extension type, user, group, virtual port and
virtual port type options.
Destination – in this column set an object of the type selected in the Type
column. If

is selected, fill in

(Calling Party Number).

CLIP

CLI

Scheme – this column is active only if the

option has been selected in the

CLIP

column. It defines whether the incoming CLI (Calling Party Number)

Type
scheme is

. If this column fails to match the incoming scheme,

Number

URI

this row will not be used.
Pattern – in this column select a the ring pattern from the list of available PBX
patterns.

Again, it holds true that a row situated higher in the configuration has a higher priority.
To change the priority of the rows, use the two arrow buttons on the right. To add a
row with a certain priority easily use the

and

Insert ahead selected

Insert behind

options. The

option is used for adding a record behind the currently last

selected

Add

one (i.e. the lowest priority record).

Softphone

The

subtag is used for setting parameters of the StarPoint key phones.

Softphone

These settings are not created automatically (except for the Default IN virtual ports),
but on all levels of the fall-down hierarchy using the

but

Create Softphone extension

ton. To delete a setting, use the

button. The

Remove Softphone extension

tag has two subtags:

and

. The

subtag

Softphone

Keypad

Parameters

is used exclusively for setting the StarPoint key phone parameters. The

tag

Keypad

helps you set the type of the terminal connected. The key phones are detected
automatically on the extension level only. The other subtag settings relate to the
StarPoint key phones again.

Terminal – choose an item from a list of available terminals:

ANALOGUE – indicates any analogue terminal.