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Application Note
AN-8028-008
Jan-18-2013
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8028 Configuration with CUCM Version 7.0.1 Page 1 of 10
Key Product Algo 8028 SIP Doorphone
Application Configuration with Cisco Unified Communication Manager Version 7.0.1
Summary An 8028 is configured as a SIP extension on a Cisco Unified Communication Manager (CUCM) Version 7.0.1.
ContentsOverview ...................................................................................................... 1
Configuration Summary ................................................................................ 2
Add New User/Extension ............................................................................... 2
Add New Phone ............................................................................................ 4
Set up and Configure the Hunt Group ........................................................... 6
Algo Control Panel Set Up ............................................................................. 9
Test Doorphone Operation .......................................................................... 10
For More Information .................................................................................. 10
OverviewThese Application Notes describe the steps required to integrate the Algo 8028 SIP Doorphone with CUCM. The 8028 SIP Doorphone provides hands-free intercom capability and entrance security with door unlock control. It is a SIP compliant device that registers with CUCM. The 8028 Doorphone includes a Control Unit and Door Station.
When fully set up, a visitor can press the red Call Button on the Door Station to ring a specified telephone. The called party can then answer the call to communicate with the Door Station. Using DTMF tones, the called party can press a digit on the phone keypad to activate the door control relay to open the door. Alternatively, a telephone can also originate a call to the Door Station, which would be automatically answered. The 8028 Doorphone is configured via a web interface.
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Configuration SummaryFollow these five steps to configure the 8028 on the CUCM platform:
1. Decide which existing phone(s) and extension(s) you want to ring when called from the 8028 Doorphone. We’ll call these the “Target Phones” and the “Target Extensions” (e.g. Security Office Phone Ext. 3052). Then start up CUCM.
2. Create a new SIP Extension for use by the 8028 (“8028 Extension”), then create a new SIP Phone and User and associate it with this new extension.
3. Create a Hunt Group that the 8028 will call when the 8028’s red Call Button is pressed. Add the phones and extensions you identified in Step 1 above. Configure the Hunt Group to ring continuously. Since you probably don’t want Doorphone calls to go to voicemail, ensure that the Hunt Group does not forward to voicemail.
4. Configure the 8028 in the Algo Web Control Panel.
5. Test and verify proper Doorphone operation.
Add New User/ExtensionIf Active Directory (LDAP) is integrated to CUCM then it is not possible to create or modify a User in CUCM. Skip this section and go to section “Add New Phone”.
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1. Find “Cisco Unified CM administration” from top right corner Navigation list and press the Go button
2. From the menu, select User Management/End User
3. Press Add New button on the toolbar
4. Fill the configuration page with:
• User ID: 1080 [Example only]
• Password: 0000 [Example only]
• Confirm password: 0000 [repeat Password]
• Last name: phone [Example only]
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Add New Phone1. From the menu, select Device > Phone
2. Press Add New button on the toolbar
3. Select Third party SIP device (Basic), then Next button
4. Fill the configuration page with:
• Mac Address: (e.g. 0022EE020102) Actual 8028 MAC address is on rear label, can be queried using program buttons, or is available from the web interface
• Device Pool: Default
• Phone Button Template: Third-party SIP device (Basic)
• Device Security Profile: Third-party SIP Device Basic - Standard SIP non-secure
• SIP profile: Standard SIP profile
• Digest User: 1080 [select the one just created]
5. Press Save button at the bottom
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6. On the left column, click the link Add a new DN
7. Type the user we just created (e.g. 1506), and Save.
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Set up and Configure the Hunt GroupThe next step is to create a Hunt Group so that when the 8028’s Call Button in pressed, one or more target phones and extensions are rung.
Creating a Hunt Group also helps avoid the issue where a particular extension may have voicemail. Instead, the Hunt Group can just ring the extensions continuously (or until a set time) with no voicemail.
To do this:
1. Open CUCM
2. Go to Cisco Unified CM Administra-tion
3. Select Call Routing -> Route/Hunt > Line Group and create a new Line Group as below
For the Distribution Algorithm choose “Broadcast” if you want all the extensions members of the current Line Group to ring in same time when the 8028 button is pressed. Extension 1501, 1502, 1503 and 1504 are all members of “8028LineGroup” Line Group.
4. Then click Save
5. Then go to Call Routing -> Route/Hunt > Hunt List and create a new Hunt List as below.
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6. Add the 8028LineGroup to the 8028HuntGroup hunt list member
7. Make sure that the checkbox next to “Enable this Hunt List” is chekced.
8. Click Save.
9. Then go to Call Routing -> Route/Hunt > Hunt Pilot and create a new Hunt Pilot as below.
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10. Add the 8028HuntGroup to the Hunt pilot
11. Then click Save.
12. Now all the phones member of the hunt group will ring if the extension 1508 is dialled from a phone that is not part of the hunt group.
13. Enter the Hunt pilot extension (1508) in the Algo 8028 Dialing Extension field
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Algo Control Panel Set UpThe configuration of the 8028 SIP Doorphone is performed using a web interface tool which is accessed by entering the 8028 IP address into a browser. The 8028 supports DHCP to assign an IP address to the unit. Alternatively, if DHCP is not available, a pre-assigned IP address may be used to access the unit. The default IP address is 192.168.1.111. A valid password will be required.
1. From an internet browser, enter http://<IP_Address> in the URL field, where <IP_Address> is the IP address of the 8028 SIP Doorphone. The default password is algo
2. SIP Domain/Proxy: Enter the CUCM IP address or server name (ex. 10.0.0.28)
3. Ring Detect Extension: Enter the extension monitored (ex. 1506)
4. Auth ID: Enter the User ID (End User) (ex. 1080)
5. Password: Password from the Cisco CUCM End User account (ex. 0000)
6. Dialling Extension: Enter the telephone number that will be dialled when the Call Button on the Door Station is pressed. (ex. 1508)
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Test Doorphone OperationTo test the 8028 SIP Doorphone, follow these steps:
1. From any phone on the CUCM, dial the 8028’s Extension number (e.g. 1506) and verify that you can communicate through the 8028. Then hang up the phone.
2. Press the Call Button on the 8028 and verify that it rings the phones you configured in the Hunt Group.
3. When one of the Hunt Group phones rings, pick up the phone, speak into it and confirm that you can communicate through it back to the 8028 Doorphone.
For More Information
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