Document Name iPECS UCP – Separate lines for incoming calls only on SIP  Author  Jess Portugal Publish Date 28/07/2020 Version 1.0 Reference   

 

1. Version Information 

 

Date Author  Update Information Version 28/07/2020 Jess Portugal 1st Draft 1.0 10/06/2022
 Simon Smith
 Added Registration Requirement
  
 
 
 

2. Document Purpose & History

 

This document is intended to provide the reader with the required information on how to separate SIP lines for incoming calls.

 

 

iPECS UCP – Separate lines for incoming calls only on SIP

 

 

 

This guide is for SIP only.

 

Please note you would need to have all your lines working correctly.

 

Please follow KB Ticket 5099 if you need help setting up SIP.

 

After all your lines are working, you would need to set:

 

 

In PGM126, for each DDI you would need to separate incoming calls, you would need to insert one separate index line.

 

You would need to set:

 

Registration User ID: your DDI @ domain of your SIP lines

Authentication User ID: your DDI

Contact Display Name: your DDI

User ID Registration: Provision

Authorized Representative ID Table Index: 0

User ID Usage: ON

Ring Route Type: DID Conversion

DID Conversion Type: Modify Using Flexible DID Convertion Table (PGM145)

Number of Digits Expected from DID Circuit: would depend how many digits set in PGM145

DID Digit Mask: would depend how many digits set in PGM145

 

 

 

Then in PGM133 for all lines you wish to separate for incoming only, please set:

 
 
 
 
Registration UID Range: to the range of the indexes used in 126 (all the DDIs you wish to use)
 

 

SIP Trunk Group: 1     (1 to check the header, not 0 which is normal)

 

After partitioning the DDIs between the lines, you need to Register the lines for the changes to take affect on the UVP  (even if you are using an IP Authenticated Service such as Gamma.

 

In Program 133:

  1. Enter the CO Range that has been divided.
  2. Press the Regster button

 

 

 

 

 

 

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