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Before You Start

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Interoperability Test Infrastructure

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Devices tested on Wildix side

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Devices tested on CyberData side

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Step 1. Creating a dedicated user on Wildix side

• Log into Wildix:
  

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• On the Users Menu page, press the + button to add a new user:
  
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• A pop-up to create the user appears:
  
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• Make sure the drop-down menu has User selected

• Set the full name to the location of the device

• Set the Extension desired for the device

• Set the desired License type (typically, Basic or Essential)
  
  

• Press Ok to save the user

• After creating, select it the user and press Set passwords:
  
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• Click on Generate button for SIP/VoIP to create a password:
  
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• Click Show button and copy the auto-generated password which is required in the next step

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• Click Launch Browser from the CyberData Discovery Utility or point your browser to the CyberData device’s IP address to access the Home Page of the web interface:
  
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• Enter the default credentials admin : admin when prompted and click Log In button:
  
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• Navigate to SIP tab: 
  
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SIP Settings (applicable for all devices)

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After the reboot, the device should be registered with Wildix:

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Nightringer Settings (SIP Intercoms/ SIP Paging Adapter/ SIP Paging Amplifier/ SIP Paging Server/  SIP Speaker/ SIP Strobe)

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• Set SIP Server to the FQDN of the Wildix Server
• Set SIP User ID to the extension number
• Set SIP Auth ID to the extension number
• Set SIP Auth Password to the auto-generated password from the previous step
• Set Keep Alive Period to 0
• Save and reboot

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Once the call button is registered with Wildix, the Dialout extension needs to be configured and an audio file may be loaded to customize the message. The Dialout extension is set on the SIP tab:

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CyberData devices require audio files in a specific format. The process to convert audio files to WAV format is covered in the operations manual for the SIP Call button:

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To load the audio file after creating it:

• Navigate to Audiofiles Tab  Tab
  
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• Press Choose File button, then select the audio file:
  
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• Once the audio file is selected, press Save button to load the audio file:
  
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• Once the file is loaded, a press of the call button will trigger the message:
  
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SIP Intercom

CyberData SIP Intercoms are designed for making two-way calls. The button can call an extension number, ring group/call queue, or send multicast audio. When the call button is pressed, makes a call to the configured number and play a pre-recorded WAV File.

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Once the Intercom is registered with Wildix, the Dialout extension needs to be configured. The Dialout extension is set on SIP tab: 

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SIP Strobe

CyberData SIP Strobe is designed to provide visual notification to events. With two SIP extensions the strobe is ideally used in Ring Groups for added notification capability. One benefit of the design is the use of RGB LED’s which allow for custom colors for different events. 

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• From the manage PBX page, press Dialplan button:
  
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• From the Dialplan page, select Call Groups tab and then press +Add: 
  
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• After creating the group, test the group by dialing *79 and the group number

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Setting the blink scene and color of the strobe is essential for the use of the strobe. For strobe illumination for SIP calls, adjust the strobe settings on the SIP tab: 

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Strobes have two setting customizations: Blink Scene and Color. Blink Scene is the pattern of the blink, and the color is the color shown by the strobe during that blink pattern. There are 5 blink patterns possible Slow Fade, Fast Fade, Slow Blink, Fast Blink, and ADA. 

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• Blink Strobe on Ring controls the blink pattern and color for incoming calls
• Blink Strobe during Call controls the blink pattern and color for outbound calls
• Blink Strobe on MWI controls the blink pattern and color for Message Waiting Indicator
• Blink Strobe on Nightring controls the blink pattern and color for the Nightringer