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SIP-terminal is designed to implement IP telephony within the distributed system configuration. IP telephony can be implemented with or without physical SIP-devices. Thus, the SIP-terminal allows organizing single and group calls between operators and SIP-devices in the Server/Remote Admin Workstation/Remote Client configurations.

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SIP-devices are IP devices, mainly intercoms and call panels, connected to Intellect via the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).

The Intellect can act both as a server and as a SIP client, and client. The SIP server for the Intellect's SIP client can use be either third-party Asterisk software or the Intellect's SIP server as a SIP server.

SIP-devices are configured on the settings panel of the SIP-terminal object created on the basis of the Computer object on the Hardware tab of the System Settings dialog box, and also on the settings panel of its child objects SIP-operator and SIP-device.

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The SIP-terminal (both server and client) is configured in the following order:

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  1. Configure the Intellect SIP server (see Configuring the Intellect's SIP server).
  2. Configure the Intellect SIP client (see Configuring the Intellect's SIP client)
  3. Select the terminal type.
  4. Specify the terminal network settings.
  5. Create and configure the objects corresponding to the SIP-devices.
  6. Create and configure the objects corresponding to the address books (see Configuring address book of SIP-device operatorsterminal).
  7. Configure the special terminal numbers (see Configuring special numbers of the SIP-terminal).
  8. Configure the numbers of the terminal.
  9. If necessary, create and configure the macros to work with the SIP-devices.
  10. Configure the interface objects to work with the SIP-devices.
  11. Configure the SIP Panel interface object to work with the SIP-devices.
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Despite the general configuration procedure, the steps 2-4 are different.

  1. macros for working with a SIP-terminal (see Macros for working with SIP-terminal).
  2. Configure terminal numbers (see Configuring numbers of SIP-terminal).
  3. Select a speaker, microphone, and camera for each SIP-operator (see Selecting speaker, microphone and camera for SIP-operator).
  4. If you need to work with SIP-devices and SIP-operators from the map, add the corresponding objects to the map (see Attaching objects to the layers of interactive map).
  5. Configure the SIP Panel interface object (see
  1. Configuring the SIP-panel interface object).
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