Program LQ-SIP Standalone

1. The LQ device must be connected to the same network as the SIP server. The LQ unit must be able to see (contact) the SIP server. See your network administrator you have any connectivity problems.
2. Connect the external 4-wire, 2-wire Partyline or radio to a port on the back of the LQ unit.
3. Open the CCM. Navigate to the Accounts page and register SIP client(s).
4. Navigate to the Assignments page in the CCM and put the SIP enabled port and the external port together in the same Channel.

Putting the two interfaces together in a Channel connects and routes audio in a Partyline (conference) setup.

1. Navigate to the Accounts page of the CCM and define the SIP server.

   Note:

   You need to configure the Domain setting if your PBX is set up to work with more than one domain. Configuring the domain in the CCM is recommended as the PBX may have only one domain, but this can change. Please refer to your network and PBX administration if you need advice on this.

   Note:

   NAT Keep-Alive: Controls regular polling with the server to confirm our presence. Some servers may consider the default polling method (UDP with 15 seconds interval) excessive and shut off connection to the LQ device. RingCentral is one example where SIP OPTIONS needs to be used. The Disabled setting would disable the polling completely which may not shutdown calls properly if the client goes down unexpectedly.

   Note:

   SIP Disconnect on server loss: If this is checked, calls will hang up automatically when connection with the SIP server is lost. When this option isn’t selected, it is possible for calls to continue even though the SIP server is down provided that there’s still a route between the call participants.

2. Register SIP clients. Give the LQ unit the Username and Password of an extension already set up in the SIP server. Assign this user extension to an LQ unit to register the client with the LQ. Register up to 8 SIP clients on each LQ device.

   Note:

   If the registration process times out the LQ will re-register. The unit renews registration every 5 minutes.

   Note:

   Some SIP providers require two levels of authorisation. In this case you will enter the username and user authorization ID into the User field in the format: userID#userauthorizationID. (No spaces).

3. Successful registration is indicated. If registration is not successful, click the registration indicator for information.
4. Once registered to an LQ unit, SIP telephone lines are seen under the device icon in the left side of the Assignments page.
5. Go to the Assignments page of the CCM. Bring both the External port and the SIP port together in a Channel. Audio sources are now connected in a Partyline (conference) setup. You can dial into Channel 1 from an external phone and dial out from Channel 1 using the CCM.

1. Accept incoming calls:
   1. If an external user (for example x.2005) dials into the LQ-SIP line then the LQ unit will auto-answer and establish the call. Audio will then pass between all members of the Channel associated with the SIP line.
   2. The CCM will show the incoming caller number.
   3. The CCM user can hang up the call by selecting the phone icon and hanging up.
2. Use the CCM to dial out:
   1. Type in the dial-out window the phone number or address of the telephoneline/extension you want to reach.
   2. Once the call is established, audio will pass between all members of the Channel associated with the SIP line.
   3. The CCM will show the dialed phone number.
   4. The CCM user can hang up the call by selecting the phone icon and hanging up.