• 4.1.1. Connecting to External Equipment
• 4.1.2. Downloading Firmware
• 4.1.3. Edit the Iptmail_R4.cfg File
  • Sample Configuration File

4. The IPTMail_R4 Demo

4.1. Preparing to Run the Demo

4.1.1. Connecting to External Equipment

This section describes how to connect the IPLink board to external equipment.

Connect a gateway to connect via the PSTN network, or use an Internet telephone or NetMeeting to connect directly via the IP.

Figure 1. Connecting to External Equipment

4.1.2. Downloading Firmware

This section describes how to download the IPTMail firmware. It specifies special parameters that must be setbefore download.

Follow the directions for installing and configuring IPLink in the System Release Installation and Configuration Guide for Windows. The following parameters should be set in the Dialogic Configuration Manager (DCM) for the IPTMail demo to work properly:

• PCD/FCD Files

Identify a PCD and corresponding FCD file that matches your configuration. Make sure to select a file that starts ipt_evr, in order to support the voice resources needed for the voice mail application. The PCD files supplied with the release are described in the System Release 5.1.1 for Windows Release Guide.

• IP Address
  1. Select the Network tab.
  2. Enter the IP address of the NIC on the IPLink board in the IPAddress field.
  3. Enter the Gateway IP address in the Gateway IPAddress field. This address should match the segment in the IPAddress field, ending with 250 (xxx.xxx.xxx.250).
  4. Click on the Start Service button to start the download.

4.1.3. Edit the Iptmail_R4.cfg File

This section describes the configuration file used with the demo. It explains the contents and presents a sample file.

Before running the demo, modify the IPTMai_R4l.cfg file to reflect your system environment. Use a text editor and open the file from Dialogic\Samples\gc_demos\IPDemos\iptmail_R4\debug or \release.

Sample Configuration File

Below is an example of the IPTMail_R4.cfg file. Update the information about the coder that should be used when originating a call toward the IP network, according to your configuration.

Channel = 1-30  
{  
   ipProtocolName = H323_NTSC  
   Capability  
   {  
      Type = g723_5_3k  
      FramesPerPkt = 1  
      VAD = 0  
   }  
}

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