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Parameter

Method for setting the parameter value

Description

Presented as

Default value

Range of values

1

The Identification number field

Automatically

Shows the identification number of the

SIP-terminal object in the system.

Sequence of numbers

-

Depends on the number of the SIP-terminal objects in the system.

2

The Name field

Enter the value in the field

Assigns a name to the SIP-terminal object in the system.

Latin, Cyrillic letters and service characters

SIP-terminal

A line representing a sequence of any symbols

(letters, digits, service characters apart from > and < symbols), not case-sensitive.

Number of symbols – from 1 to 60.

3

The Disable checkbox

Is set with a checkbox

Shows the status (enabled or disabled) of the SIP-terminal object in the system.

Boolean type

-

Yes – the SIP-terminal object is disabled and is not in use.

No – the SIP-terminal object is enabled and is in use.

4

The Computer dropdown list

Is selected in the list

Assigns the parent Computer object for the SIP-terminal object.

Name of the Computer objects

registered in the system.

Name of the parent

Computer object

Depends on the number of the Computer objects in the system.

5The Terminal type switchSet switch to the required positionSets the SIP terminal typeSupported SIP terminal typesPeer-to-peer

Peer-to-peer — not supported.

SIP client — the SIP-terminal acts as a client, it can be connected to any SIP-server

SIP server — the SIP-terminal acts as a server, any SIP-clients can be connected to itPeer-to-peer terminal type is not supported at the present moment.


The Basic settings tab

Table describes the parameters of the Basic settings tab.

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Parameter

Method for setting the parameter value

Description

Presented as

Default value

Range of values

1The Subscriber column AutomaticallyLists the numbers of all devices and operators registered on the SIP-terminal, as well as special numbers.---
2The Name fieldAutomaticallyLists the names of the corresponding devices, operators, and special numbers.---
3The Redirecting fieldEnter the value in the fieldSets the number to which the corresponding subscriber's calls should be forwarded to.Integer-Numbers of all devices and operators registered on the SIP-terminal, as well as special numbers.
4The Pending, sec fieldEnter the value in the fieldSets the time period in seconds, during which it is necessary to wait for a response from the subscriber.Integer->0
5The One responder checkboxSet the checkboxEnables a group call (redirected to several numbers) ending after one of the recipients answersBoolean typeNo

Yes – a group call is ended at all recipients after the response of any operator or device.

No – the group call is not ended after the answer of the first or subsequent operators and/or devices, i.e. all recipients can join the call (conference calling).

6The Run macro drop-down listIs selected in the listSets the Macro object which should be run when calling the subscribe.

Name of the Macro objects

registered in the system.

-Depends on the number of the Macro objects in the system.
7The Calling number multicast (video) fieldEnter the value in the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting the video stream from the calling device in the multicast mode.IP-address-1.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255
8The Calling number multicast (audio) fieldEnter the value in the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting the audio stream from the calling device in the multicast mode.IP-address-1.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255
9The Destination number multicast (video) fieldEnter the value in the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting the video stream from the destination device in the multicast mode.IP-address-1.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255
10The Destination number multicast (audio) fieldEnter the value in the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting the audio stream from the destination device in the multicast mode.IP-address-1.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255

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