create call Pickup group and add a polycom conference ip on a 9300 using pc pro and command lines

[Zero6]

Hi all,

I want to create a pickup group and also add a polycom conference ip to a nec 9300 using pc pro and command line
In pc pro I manage to create a new pick group by adding ext 1510 and 1515 in standard tab and using new group, but but how can I let the users pickup each others call.
Also how do you program it if you use command line

2) I want to add a polycom ip conference phone, I added it in pc pro in CM10 standard sip station
I kept the login info simple with ext 1012 being username, password, label etc in the phone, also with sip being 5070 if not mistaken.
I saw a command 2B00 to assign password, but I don't know how to properly use it.

Does someone have the steps on how to do these to setups in pc pro and also using the command line.

thank you in advance

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Not done a Sip extension so can't help there. However, command 160 is the command to program a call pickup group so 160 de 1510 de should return NONE, if it returns an extension number, you will have to use command 163 to list up the existing pickup group. Pick up groups have to be circular to work, so if you have to remove an extension from a group, list it up and note the number before and after the one you want to remove and then in Cmd 160 put in the number before and when you press de it will return the extension you want to remove. Enter the number of the extension after the one you are removing and that will recomplete the circle of the existing group. If you then look at the extension you are removing, it will still have the one after it programmed to it, this doesn't matter as you will be changing it when you create your new group. Now do the same for 1515. When you are sure both are free (either none or the old setting returned when you look at it in 160) then put 1510 into command 160 then de then enter 1515, next enter 1515 in command 160 de and enter 1510. This way you have closed the circle and created your new pickup group.

 

[Zero6]

Hi OzzieGeorge,

Ok so if understand correctly I need to enter it as follow:

F9--> start command
160 press f8
enter 1510 ext
press f8
then do 160 again press f8
enter 1515 ext
press f8

then as last
160 press f8
enter 1510 ext
press f8
to close the pickup circle

Correct?

Then in pc pro I didn't close it because I see 1510 and 1515 only and not 1510, 1515 and 1510 to close the circle
So what does the client have to press to take each others calls, can I program a button for that?

 

[belevedere]

F0020 is the button code for call pick up own group.
CMD 9000>EXT,button>F0020:EXE

 

[Zero6]

Hi Belevedere,

So the command I enter like this?

F9--> start command
9000 press f8
enter 1510 ext, 5th button > F0020 f2

correct?

Also did I post the previous command ok and can you enter assign button using pc pro also?

 

[OzzieGeorge]

close but not quite,

f9 160 de 1510 de
this will display 160>150>NONE:
then type 1515 so it looks like this 160>150>NONE:1515 then f2
then do the same for 1515 but entering 1510 after NONE

the pickup key is
F9--> start command
9000 press f8
enter 1510,05 (for the fifth button, note you must enter the comma) f8 (again it will display NONE or whatever is already programmed to that key) F0020 f2

 

[John Robertson]

Is there existing 3rd party sip extensions on the 9300? The easy to tell is if there is a sip handler programmed in command 1001. A SIP handler is programmed as an EEC001 thru EEC032. There will be 1 per 3 3rd party SIP concurrent call.

 

[Zero6]

Hi John Robertson,

Yes there is a 3rd party sip license
If it is not to much trouble,
Could you give me the steps for the programming as I still familiarizing with CMD

thank you in advance

 

[John Robertson]

Sorry it took a while to get back to you. I work for an NEC dealer so you can take what I am sending you and cash it into the bank for a working 3rd party SIP extension. I have built 100's of these using these steps.
3rd party SIP extensions are required to be assigned in the main site.
If you don't see EEC001 thru EEC032 assigned in command 1001. 1 SIP handler is required per 3 3rd Party SIP call (Concurrent calls)
1001>XXXX(available LEN)>EEC001 thru EEC032
I usually build 10.
0B101>33>5070 (3rd Party SIP Port)
BC05>01>0 (authentication per call not provided)
FOR ToS ONLY: Use this command
BC06>01>0-7 priority (enter 1 digit)
FOR DSCP ONLY: Use this command
BC07>01>46 (46 represents Expedited forwarding)
1004>XXX(available Port)>Station Number 1-8 digits (assigns the station Number)
1D14>Station Number>0 (PHS)
1D15>Station Number>05 (Standard SIP Terminal)
1D32>Station Number>02 (for Digest Authentication)
03 (Not Provided) Try this first.
Lookup:
1202>Station Number>(usually 15)
Assign:
15123>Result from above>0 (PHS Name display allowed)
2B00>Station Number>1234 (password for SIP Station)
EC6>0>0 (backs up to local processor)
EC8>00>0 (broadcasts database to the remotes (if there are any))

Reset the System (required for the SIP handler build, TOS Setup OR DSCP setup)

F9 Command Start
F8 Data Enter
F2 Execute Command
F3 Clear Entry
F4 Step through the second data
F5 Step back through Second Data
F6 Step through Command Data (y data)
F7 Step back through Command data (y data)
F11 Clear
F12 Delete

Start each command with F9
Enter Data with F8
Execute with F2

 

[Zero6]

Thank you John Robertson

This will help me a lot
Will let you know how it went.