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Manual Vsat Modem, Voip, Pabx & Mikrotik Routers Jo-Jsr

The document provides instructions for configuring VSAT modems, VOIP, PABX, and Mikrotik routers. It includes steps for installing a VSAT antenna, configuring IP and pointing settings on the modem, setting greetings and other functions on a Panasonic PABX system, and configuring user accounts and passwords on Mikrotik and VOIP routers at different sites.

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Manual Vsat Modem, Voip, Pabx & Mikrotik Routers Jo-Jsr

The document provides instructions for configuring VSAT modems, VOIP, PABX, and Mikrotik routers. It includes steps for installing a VSAT antenna, configuring IP and pointing settings on the modem, setting greetings and other functions on a Panasonic PABX system, and configuring user accounts and passwords on Mikrotik and VOIP routers at different sites.

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HOW TO CONFIGURATE VSAT MODEM,

VOIP, PABX & MIKROTIK ROUTERS


1. Vsat DS8 Network Topology
Definition of Vsat

VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) is a signal receiving station from a


satellite with a dish-shaped receiving antenna with a diameter of less than
three meters. The main function of VSAT is to receive and send data to
satellites. The satellite functions as a successor to the signal to be sent to
other points on earth. Actually the VSAT dish faces a geostationary satellite.
Geostationary satellites are satellites that are always in the same place in
line with the rotation of the earth on its axis which is possible because it
orbits at the same point above the earth's surface and follows the earth's
rotation on its axis.

VSAT stands for Very Small Aperture Terminal, originally a trademark for a small
earth station that was marketed around 1980 by Telecom General in America. In
its free translation, VSAT can be interpreted as a transmitter and receiver of
satellite transmission terminals that are scattered in many locations and are
connected to the central hub via satellites using certain diameter satellite
dishes.

VSAT is one of the advances in the trend to reduce the size of the ground
segment (earth station) in satellite communications. VSAT is located at the end
of the satellite communication line where it offers a variety of communication
services. VSAT is a small station with a diameter of no more than 2.4 meters.
With an antenna size that can be said to be relatively small, making the Ku
Band frequency band very popular for most applications VSAT.
Vsat Antenna Installation & Pointing
Procedure
1. Attach the antenna head section to the back of the VSAT antenna, after
we attach it then we tighten it with the bolts provided.
2. After mounting the antenna head, then lift the antenna to the pole that
has been made or installed first.
3. Attach the LNB and BUC support poles that are on the left and right
sides of the antenna, then bolt tightly so that they are installed
properly.
4. Attach the LNB and BUC to the center stand and attach the two other
supports to the BNC and LNB. Tighten it using a bolt. After that,
attach the coaxial cable to the LNB. Then tighten it
5. Attach the coaxial cable to the modem that reads RF IN.
6. Attach the power cable and LAN cable to the laptop.
7. Now everything is installed properly, Next step we configure
pointing.
CONFIGURATION OF IP & POINTING MODEMS

Click Start> Control Panel> Network and Internet> Network and Sharing Center>
Change Adapter Settings> right-click Local area connection> then select
settings> then double-click Internet Protocol version 4 TCP / Ipv4
select obtain an IP address automatically, then enter the IP address and
Default gateway> select obtain DNS server address automatically, then enter
DNS
192.168.1.1
After that enter the browser, then type in the Default IP address bar:
192.168.1.1 Then press enter.
then fill all the parameter fields with the given configuration, after that
it will appear like this, our next step is pointing.
ANTENNA POINTING

We determine the elevation angle (top down) using an inclinometer and


determine the azimuth angle (left right) according to the satellite's
position.
after the pointing is successful then you will get Rx and Tx signals like
this.
Panasonic PABX Configuration
How to Setup Panasonic KX-TES824 KX-T7730

PABX or Private Automatic Branch eXchange / Pbx is a telephone communication


connection device located on the customer's side, for example in office
buildings that require a telephone line branching unit. How to Set Up PABX
Panasonic KX-TES824 KX-T7730. Generally PABX devices are connected to public
telecommunications service providers.
The size or parameter of PABX in the capacity of the number of telkom lines
connected to PABX and the number of Extension (branches). Starting with the
capacity of units, tens, hundreds or thousands of extensions.

At present, PABX has applied the Internet Protocol (IP) technology so it is


called IP PBX. Previously I did not pay much attention to PABX until in the
end I had to update Welcome Greeting on PABX Panasonic TES824. The way to
change the welcome greeting at PABX is to use the KX-T7730 digital telephone
installed in channel 1 (usually 101):

Setting Greeting (IVR) Panasonic TES824:


Program + 91[1-8]+ voice record + [Store]
To hear the Voice

Program + 92[1-8]
Other functions in this PABX include the following:

Program Menu Password


Program > * # > 1 2 3 4

Panasonic TES824 Greeting (IVR) Settings:


Program + 91 [1-8] + record voice + [Store]
To hear

Program + 92 [1-8]
Other functions contained in this PABX include the following:

Program Menu Password


Programs> * #> 1 2 3 4
Date and Time
000> Sp-phone> year> fwd> month> fwd> date> fwd> hour> fwd> minute
> store> hold
Time limit / timer
212> Sp-phone> time 1- 32 minutes> store> hold Specifies the Ext on the timer
613> Sp-phone 2 X> Jack 01 (select Sp-phone Jack Jack)> enable / disable
(Mute)
> store> hold Class Off Service
302> Sp-phone 2X> 01: 00 pause pause pause> store (Dial no initial 00 is
restricted) 303> Sp-phone 2 X> 01: 0 pause pause pause> store (Dial no
initial 0 restricted) 304> Sp- phone 2 X> 01: 0 pause pause pause> store
02: 1 pause pause pause> store
Up to 10: 9 pause pause pause> store> hold (Dial the initial number 0 to 9
Blocking, Local, SLJJ, SLI

601> Sp-phone> Jack 01 (select the sp-phone jack jack> COS 1/2/3/4 (select
the COS mbl switch)> store
Cos 1: free, Cos 2: SLJJ, Cos 3: local, Cos 4: accept it

Account codes
310> Sp-phone> 01: fill in the 4-digit account number> store> Sp-phone
02: fill in the 4-digit account number> store> Sp-phone
03: fill in the 4-digit account number> store> Sp-phone
To 16: fill in the 4 digit number acount> store> hold Specifies the Ext using
Account Codes
605> Sp-phone> Jack 01 (select Sp-phone tblbl jack)> Veryviti Tool (select
Mute button)> store> hold

CO / Line connection
400> Sp-phone 2X> CO 1: conect / disconect (select mutable button)> store>
Sp-phone
CO 2: conect / disconect (select mute button)> store> Sp-phone
CO 3: conect / disconect (select mute button)> store> hold Dial Mode CO /
Line
401> Sp-phone 2 X> CO 1: DTMF (select mutable button)> store> Sp-phone
CO 2: DTMF (select mute keys)> store> Sp-phone CO 3: DTMF (select mute keys)>
store> hold CO limit / Ext line out
405> Sp-phone 2 X> CO 1 (select CO. Sp-phone number)> # 01 (select Ext FWD
key)> Enable / Disable (select Mute button)> store> hold
CO / Ext Ring line entry restrictions
408> Sp-phone 2 X> CO 1 (select CO. Sp-phone number)> # 01 (select FWD key)>
Enable / Disable
(select Mute key)> store> hold
HOW TO USE TA / HT SERIES

INTERCOM BETWEEN TELEPHONE LIFT HANDLING -EXT NUMBER

ACCESS LINE FOR TELP OUT LIFT HANDLE-PRESS 9 - PURPOSE NUMBER

TELP USE PASWORD LIFT HANDLES - PRESSURE 9 - X X - PASWORD-NOMER


DESTINATION

LIFT HANDLES – Press 7 7 - CONTENTS OF 4 DIGIT PIN 2X


TEMPORARY EXT KEY -
# (key)

LIFT HANDLES – 7 7 - CONTENT PIN 4 DIGIT 1X -


# (Open)

LIFT HELP PHONE LIFT HANDLES – 40


TELEPHONE TRANFER LOG IN / LIFT HANDDLE -TRANSFER / FLASH - EXT NUMBER
OUT

PABX Panasonic MiniCamp


exten 106 Rmc
exten 105 Safety
exten 104 Contraktoc exten 103 Rig Subt exten 102 Medical exten 108 CO1 & co2

PABX Panasonic BaseCamp


exten 103 Room A7 exten 104 Room A1 enten 105 PMK exten 106 Room B7 exten 108
Co1 & Co2

Dial Up small handset instructions: Dial Instruction master handset (big):

A. pick up the phone press 9 A. pick up the phone press co1 or co2
wait for the tone tone wait for the tone tone
B. press 10 wait for tone tone B. press 10 wait for tone tone
C. Press 9 C. Press 9
D. press no. Goals D. press no. Go to wait for the tone

PSTN Number:
021-5251079
021-5279496 wait for the tone
Configuring VOIP SunComm

Open the default ip web browser 222.222.222.1


Enter public ip in the wan setting xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Click Dialing Plan, enter public ip in outgoing & incoming
Voip MiniCamp (202.75.111.62/29)

user : admin
passw : suncomm02
Voip BaseCamp (202.75.111.251/29)

user : admin
passw : suncomm03
Mikrotik Router Configuration
Mikrotik rb CRS125 MiniCamp (202.75.111.58/29)

user : admin
passw :

user : JAVA
passw : bolakbalik

Mikrotik CRS125 MiniCamp (192.168.881/24)

user : admin
passw : CRS125BIG

Mikrotik rb2011 BaseCamp (202.75.111.250/29)

user : admin
passw : rb201103

user : JAVA
passw : bolakbalik

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