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The settings panel of the SIP-terminal object is shown in the pictures belowfigure.

Table describes the setting parameters of the SIP-terminal settings panel system object.

№

Parameter

Method for setting the parameter value

Description

Presented as

Representation

Default value

Range of values

Value range

1

The

Identification number

field

Automatically

Shows

Displays the identification number of the

SIP-terminal system object

in the system.Sequence of numbers

Numbers, letters, periods, hyphen, dash and underscore

-

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

.

2

The

Name

field

Enter the value

in

into the field

Assigns a

Sets the name

to

of the SIP-terminal object in the system

.

Latin, Cyrillic

letters

and service characters

SIP-terminal

A line

representing

containing a sequence of any

symbols

characters (letters, digits, service characters

apart from

except > and <

symbols

characters),

not

case-

sensitive

insensitive.

Number of

symbols –

characters—from 1 to 60

.

3

The

Disable

checkboxIs set with a

Set the checkbox

Shows

Sets the

status

state (enabled or disabled) of the SIP-terminal object in the system

.

Boolean type

-

Clear

Yes –

Set—the SIP-terminal object is disabled and

is not in use.No –

isn't used

Clear—the SIP-terminal object is enabled and

is in use.

used

4

The

Computer

dropdown list

Select the value from

Is selected in

the list

Assigns

Sets the Computer parent

Computer

object for the given SIP-terminal object

.

Name of the Computer objects

registered in the system

.

Name of the Computer parent

Computer

object

Depends on the number of the Computer objects in the system

.

5
The
Terminal type
switch
Set
switch to
the required
position
radio buttonSets the SIP-terminal typeSupported SIP-terminal types
Peer-to-peer
SIP server

SIP server—the

Peer-to-peer — not supported.

SIP client — the

SIP-terminal acts as a

client, it

server, any SIP-clients can be connected to

any SIP-server

it

SIP

server — the

client—the SIP-terminal acts as a

server, any SIP-clients

client, it can be connected to

it

any SIP-server

The Basic settings tab.

Table describes the setting parameters of the the Basic settings tab.

№

Parameter

Method for setting the parameter value

Description

Presented as

Representation

Default value

Range of values

Value range

1
The
Network
drop-down listIs selected in
Select the value from the list

Sets the IP address of the network adapter that will be used to connect to the network

where

in which the SIP-clients are located

.

IP
-
addressDefault network adapterThe list of the available network adapters of the computer
2
The
SIP port
field
Enter the value
in
into the field

Sets the port number which will receive the data from the clients via the SIP

-clientsInteger

protocol

Sequence of numbers50600
-
–65535
3
The
SIP transport
drop-down list
Select the value from
Is selected in
the list

Sets the used transport

level

layer protocol

to be used.

Supported transport
level
layer protocolsUDP

TCP

UDP

4
The
RTP ports range, from and to fieldsEnter the value
in
into the field

Sets the RTP ports range

Integer
Sequence of numbers

from

:

40000

to

:

64000

0
-
–65535
5
The
Address
field
Enter the value
in
into the field

For the SIP

-

client terminal type only.

Sets the IP address of the SIP

-

server

IP
-
address-1.0.0.0
-
–255.255.255.255
The
Port
field
Enter the value
in
into the field

For the SIP

-

client terminal type only.

Sets the port for the SIP

-

server connection

Integer
Sequence of numbers-0
-
–65535

The Advanced settings tab.

Table describes the setting parameters of the the Advanced settings tab.

№

Parameter

Method for setting the parameter value

Description

Presented as

Representation

Default value

Range of values

Value range

1
The
Subscriber
field
 Enter the value
in
into the fieldSets the SIP server special number
Integer
Sequence of numbers->=0
2
The
Name
field
Enter the value
in
into the fieldSets the name of the SIP server special numberLatin, Cyrillic letters and service characters-A line
representing
containing a sequence of any
symbols
characters

The Numbers settings tab.

Table describes the setting parameters of the the Numbers settings tab.

№

Parameter

Method for setting the parameter value

Description

Presented asRepresentation

Default value

Range of valuesValue range

1The Subscribercolumn AutomaticallyLists Displays the numbers of all devices and operators registered on the SIP-terminal, as well as special numbers.---
2The Name fieldAutomaticallyLists Displays the names of the corresponding devices, operators, and special numbers.---
3The Redirecting fieldEnter the value in into the fieldSets the number or numbers to which the corresponding subscriber's calls should be forwarded to.IntegerSequence of numbers-Numbers of all devices and operators registered on the SIP-terminal, as well as special numbers. If you want to specify several numbers, use a semicolon as a separator, for example, 234;12;0983
4The Pending, sec fieldsEnter the value in into the fieldSets the time period in seconds, during which it is necessary to wait for a response from the subscriber.IntegerSequence of numbers->0
5The One responder checkboxSet the checkboxEnables a group call (redirected forwarded to several numbers) ending after one of the recipients answersBoolean typeNoClear

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

No – the Clear—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.

6The Run macro drop-down listSelect the value from Is 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 multicast (video) fieldEnter the value in into the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting transmitting 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 multicast (audio) fieldEnter the value in into the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting transmitting 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 multicast (video) fieldEnter the value in into the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting transmitting 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 multicast (audio) fieldEnter the value in into the fieldSets the IP address for broadcasting transmitting the audio stream from the destination device in the multicast mode.IP - address-1.0.0.0 - –255.255.255.255