Toolpack:Adding an Adapter D

Revision as of 13:34, 5 June 2015

Applies to version v2.8

When you receive a new system, at least one hardware configuration is available (by default) in the Toolpack application server. To add other hardware devices, use the Tmedia Web Portal.

Schematic showing 2 TMP6400 devices with an external server and a second machine with a web browser

In order to add one or more additional hardware devices to the Toolpack system configuration, their serial numbers must be registered with the Toolpack application server.

To add a hardware device:

1- Click Hardware Units in the navigation panel

2- Click Create New Unit, to add a new hardware device

3- Enter information for the following parameters:

• Enter a name for the hardware device
• Enter the serial number of the new hardware device (filling in the Serial Number field will cause auto-completion of the field to occur).
• Select the appropriate hardware device from the Type field.
• Enter the location in which the hardware device is installed.
• Enter a meaningful description about the use or purpose of the hardware device.
• Select Enabled from the Target State field.
• Select the type of TDM lines that the hardware device will support.
• Indicate if the device will operate as a backup in an N+1 configuration. If this is the first device being added, leave this field empty.
• Provide the amount of time in seconds, that the system will wait for calls to complete before shutting down for an upgrade.
• Click Create

NOTE The following image shows the N+1 Backup field set. This is done for the addition of a secondary device that will operate as the designated 1+1 backup in a 1+1 or N+1 group.

4- Verify that the Unit was successfully created message appears, and that the newly added hardware device appears in the Hardware List.

List of Parameters

• Name
• Serial
• Type
• Location
• Description
• Target State
• TDM Lines Type
• Is N+1 Backup
• Graceful Upgrade Timeout

Advanced Parameters

• Enable management port redundancy
• Enable HTTP access
• Enable Telnet access
• Enable V.34 FAX
• Enable V.152 VBD
• ISDN primary CPU load
• Load CAS on secondary CPU
• Load ISUP on secondary CPU
• Load M2PA on secondary CPU
• Load M2UA on secondary CPU
• Load M3UA on secondary CPU
• Load SIP on secondary CPU
• Load IUA on secondary CPU
• Load LAPD on secondary CPU
• Increase SIP Stack Allowed RAM
• SIP Dynamic memory size
• SIP Event memory size
• SIP Signal memory size
• SIP Signal pool sizes

• Reduced Timer
  • Start Threshold
  • Stop Threshold

• Congestion
  • Start Threshold
  • Stop Threshold

• Critical Congestion
  • Start Threshold
  • Stop Threshold

• TDM Companding
• VOIP Codec Mode
• Fixed density for G711 (20 ms packets)
• Fixed density for G711 (10 ms packets)
• Fixed density for G711 (5 ms packets)
• Fixed density for G726 (20 ms packets)
• Fixed density for G726 (10 ms packets)
• Fixed density for G729A
• Fixed density for G723
• Fixed density for G728
• Fixed density for G729EG 8 Kbps
• Fixed density for G729EG 11.8 Kbps
• Fixed density for AMR
• Fixed density for EVRC
• Fixed density for QCELP8
• Fixed density for QCELP13
• Fixed density for SMV
• Fixed density for EFR
• Fixed density for T38
• Fixed density for ECHO high-latency
• Fixed density for ECHO medium-latency
• Fixed density for ECHO low-latency
• Fixed density for FR
• Fixed density for ILBC 13 Kbps
• Fixed density for ILBC 15 Kbps
• Fixed density for G722.2

Call Rate Limiting Parameters

• Maximum SS7 calls per second
• Maximum SS7 call burst
• Maximum ISDN calls per second
• Maximum ISDN call burst
• Maximum CAS calls per second
• Maximum CAS call burst
• Maximum SIP calls per second
• Maximum SIP call burst
• Maximum total calls per second
• Maximum total call burst