Vodavi Discovery Ip Techical Guide

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System OperationAugust 1999
DOWNLOADING SOFTWARE UPDATES 
To download updated versions of Discovery IP software, enter a virtual session ALT F3
:
1. Log in as 
root.  Or in a virtual session already in progress, switch to the /root
 directory by 
typing: cd /root 
(you are automatically in the /root
 directory upon logging in).
2. Then type: updater. 
The following screen is displayed (refer to Figure 45):
Figure 45: Updater Main Menu
3. In making selections, use the arrow keys: ↓
↓↓ ↓ or ↑
↑↑ ↑ to move between choices, ←
←← ← or →
→→ → to 
implement an action (select, exit or help). [As of software release 2.31V, FTP Server is the 
only enabled method of updating.]
Choose an Update Method:
FTP server
Floppy
Local Directory
Discovery IP UpdaterDiscovery IP
 Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
Discovery IP Update Facility V2.31
 
						

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Update Using FTP
To update through Vodavi’s ftp site, press ENTER, or to address the updater to a different ftp 
site, enter in the appropriate address for that site (refer to Figure 46)
Figure 46: FPT Server Address
To update via FTP, DNS must be configured in Discovery IP’s 
network configuration. Figure 47 shows the screen that is displayed, 
listing the available versions to update to. Make your selection.
Discovery IP, Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
Discovery IP Update Facility V2.31
                                                                                          
What is the full ftp name of your ftp update site:
Discovery IP 2.31 V Updater
Enter ftp Site Address here 
						

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Figure 47: FTP Update Menu
When the update is complete, the Discovery IP must be power-cycled for the changes to take 
effect.
1. Power off by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL
 then hitting the power switch.
2. Turn-on the machine again.
3. Review and save a new Discovery IP configuration file to include any additional 
parameters used with the new version of Discovery IP software.
4. Start all necessary processes as usual.
RESTART/SHUTDOWN OF Discovery IP
To restart a Discovery IP:
1. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL
,
OR 
2. Type at the command line prompt: shutdown –r now, 
and press ENTER
.
3. The operating system will close open files and reboot.
To shutdown a Discovery IP:
1. Type at the command line prompt: shutdown -h now, then press ENTER
; power 
down only when you can see that all processes have completed shutting down.
Discovery IP, Vodavi Communications Systems, Inc.
Discovery IP Update Facility V2.31
                                                                                          
Choose from the following update options for your current version:
 
Discovery IP 2.31 V Updater
2.xx Update current release to 2.xx
Exit Abort Upgrade 
						

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Failure to properly restart/shutdown the Discovery IP may result in 
hard-disk damage, if the buffer is unable to repair itself. If the 
system is improperly restarted/shutdown, on startup, the machine 
will display the following message:
dev/hda2 was not cleanly unmounted, check forced. 
This will verify that the hard drive was not damaged in the improper 
restart/shutdown. 
						

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							Discovery IP Technical Manual August 1999
7 Calling Instructions
ESTABLISHING/MAINTAINING A VoIP CONNECTION
The connection is established as the user accesses a CO line connected to the Discovery IP unit. 
CO lines can be accessed using a CO line group access code, off hook preference, or direct 
access:
1. A voice message (message 043) prompts for the phone number to be called or caller is 
connected directly to another IP unit (NOMAP), followed by a 
#.  If the caller does not 
enter a 
#, after 3 seconds, the entry of number to call is assumed to be completed. 
2. What follows depends on whether the caller receives successful authentication.
If mapping route is found and ports are available, a connection is established. The caller 
may signal the Discovery IP by entering the following:
✳1 : increase volume
✳2 : decrease volume
✳3 : increase latency
✳4 : decrease latency
✳7 : disconnect from the Discovery IP 
✳8 : anchor connection to Discovery IP so that another call can be made
Pressing either #, or ✳ will be heard by the call recipient at the 
destination Discovery IP. 
						

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							Discovery IP Technical Manual August 1999
A Interface Card
ICV-8 CARD
ICV-8 Layout
The ICV Board (refer to Figure A1) provides four analog FXS phone connections to the external 
world.  Two FXS phones can be plugged into each of the four external connectors.  The 
equipment is identified by a model and serial number printed on the printed circuit board.  The 
ICV Board mounts in one slot of a PC/AT chassis ISA Bus. 
Figure A-1: ICV -8 Jumper and Connector Layout
The analog phone lines are connected to the ICV Board by the RJ-14s shown at the right of the 
drawing.  RJ-14 is the same size and shape as a RJ-11 but four wires are used whereas a RJ-11 
supports only two wires.  The first line of each ICV Board is the center pair of RJ-14 #1.  The 
second line is the outer pair of the same RJ-14.  Each of the eight lines is numbered 
consecutively (refer to Figure A2).
Discovery IP Above Board Bus
Connectors (unused)
MVIP BusPower
J8
RJ-14 #1
RJ-14 #2
RJ-14 #3
RJ-14 #4 Pin 1 Pin 2JP 2 JP 3
Pin 1 JP 1
JP 4 Pin 1
Vodavi Communications
Model ICV-8
8-port Voice Card
CopyrightSW 1
C1999 
						

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Figure A-2: RJ-14 Pinout
Jumper Settings
JP2 and JP3 select one of eight streams of the MVIP bus.  JP2 makes the transmit stream 
connection, while JP3 makes the corresponding receive connection.  These two jumpers are 
typically set to the same stream number.  One jumper is placed on each block according Table 
A1:
Table A-1: JP2 and JP3 MVIP Bus Stream Selection
Position Stream in MVIP Bus Stream in Vodavi ABB
100
211
322
433
5 Not used None
6 Not used None
7 Not used None
8 Not used None
Pin 5 - L2 Ring
Pin 4 - L1 Tip
Pin 3 - L1 Ring
Pin 2 - L2 Tip 
						

							Discovery IP Technical Manual August 1999
B Parts Specifications
NETWORK CONNECTION
10/100BaseT 
POWER SUPPLY 
SBC
HARD DISK
Data Rate 10 Mbps or 100Mbps
Network Interface Standard IEEE 802.3
Connector RJ45
Data AC Input 115 ~/230 , 6/3 A 60/50 HzV
Network Interface Standard IEEE 802.3
Approvals UL, CSA, TUV, CE
Speed supported up to 133 MHz
Capacity 4.3 Gb