Tynetec FM0855 3 Advent XT2 Ascom VoWiFi Installation guide

Doc No. FM0855 issue 3

Advent XT2

Assisted Living Call Management System

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Ascom VoWiFi

Installation Manual

i62

Tynetec operates a policy of continual product improvement and

reserves the right to modify the specification of its products.

If any variation to the details in this document are suspected please

contact Tynetec’s Technical Support.

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CONTENTS

Section

Topic

Page

1

Product Overview

3

2

Safety Instructions

4

3

Regulatory Information

5

4

Maintenance & Care

5

VoWiFi Overview

6

Related Documentation

7

Site Wiring Requirements

8

VoWiFi System Installation

9

Advent XT/XT2 Programming

10

Ascom i62 VoWiFi Handset

11

Ascom i62 VoWiFi Handset Chargers

12

Matrix NENX Lite IP-PBX

13

Draytek Vigor AP 903 Access Point

15

14

Mesh Access Point Installation

17

15

Laptop Setup for Draytek Devices

18

16

Check & Upgrade Draytek Firmware

19

17

Upload Draytek Config File

20

18

Mesh Root Setup

21

19

Mesh Node Setup

23

20

Mesh Node Discovery

25

21

Mesh Node Deployment

26

22

VoWiFi System Commissioning

27

23

Specification: Ascom i62 VoWiFi Handset

28

24

Specification: Ascom i62 Desktop Charger & PSU

29

25

Specification: Ascom 6 Bay Charging Rack

30

26

Specification: Matrix NENX Lite IP-PBX

31

27

Specification: Draytek Vigor AP 903 Access Point

32

28

Amendments Record

33

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1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

The Ascom VoWiFi system provides a reliable Voice Over IP communication solution that combines the

open standard for wireless radio networks and SIP telephony technologies. Utilizing the IEEE 802.11n

standard for wireless LAN (WLAN) communications, the Ascom VoWiFi system provides the benefits of

increased speed, improved reliability and extended range of wireless transmissions.

The Ascom VoWiFi system allows 2-way voice communications with residents via the Advent XT2 warden

call system and between staff, both internally and externally if required.

When the Advent XT2 is operating in onsite mode all alarm calls are reported via the VoWiFi system.

When the phone rings the caller will be identified on the display (provided the phone book memory is

programmed), when answered a voice message will announce the call type and channel ID before a speech

link is opened.

The Ascom VoWiFi system comprises of 2 elements;

1. a bundled package including a Matrix IP-PBX, 2 x i62 VoWiFi handsets c/w chargers and PSU’s

2. a maximum of 8 x Draytek Vigor AP 903 Mesh Access Points

The Matrix IP-PBX is preconfigured so both CO analogue trunks ring all SLT and SIP extensions, it also has its

DHCP server enabled. Both Ascom i62 handsets have their WiFi settings and SIP credentials preconfigured

as extensions 151 and 152. A maximum of 5 SIP extensions (151 to 155 are possible). The Matrix IP-PBX

allows the VoWiFi handsets to integrate with the Advent XT2 warden call system, it also allows access to an

outside line to make/receive external telephone calls and VoWiFi handset-handset calling.

One Mesh Access Point (known as the Mesh Root) is always hardwired to the Matrix IP-PBX Ethernet port

via a standard UTP Cat5e patch lead, max length 100 metres. Up to a maximum of 7 more Mesh Access

Points (known as Mesh Nodes) can be deployed wirelessly around the building to achieve site-wide WiFi

coverage. Each Mesh Access Point requires connection to a local mains supply using the plug-top mains

adapter supplied. If it’s not possible to power the Mesh Access Points from a local mains supply then they

can be powered from an auxiliary 12V DC power supply, but additional site wiring will be required. The

Mesh Root supports PoE on LAN Port A1, but an additional PoE switch or PoE injector will be required.

The size/complexity of the building will determine the total number of Mesh Access Points needed to

achieve site-wide coverage. The exact positioning of the Mesh Access Points will be established by a site

survey prior to commencing the installation.

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2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read and understand these instructions before use. Refer to the Manufacturers installation and user

guides for more information (see section 6 of this manual). Keep all instructions for future reference.

Take care when working on step ladders during installation or service.

Isolate the mains supply before removing covers.

Do not disassemble any part of the system or attempt to repair it yourself.

No user serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

PSU’s should only be connected to a 220-240VAC 50/60Hz mains supply.

If you are unsure of the type of power supply consult your local power company.

Danger of explosion if rechargeable batteries are incorrectly replaced.

Use only Manufacturer approved batteries as specified in this manual.

Only use Manufacturer approved cable during installation.

See section 7 of this manual for details of cable type and cable length restrictions.

Mesh Access Points should be located at least 5 metres away from any other electronic equipment.

Failure to provide this separation may result in reduced radio range.

Do not locate Mesh Access Points above a radiator or other heat source.

Do not expose Mesh Access Points to direct sunlight.

Do not submerge Mesh Access Points in water and do not use in damp or humid conditions.

Do not drop or expose Mesh Access Points to high vibration or shock.

Do not expose Mesh Access Points to dripping or splashing water.

Liquids can cause a failure and/or a fire hazard.

Clean VoWiFi handsets with a damp cloth and a non-abrasive cleaning product.

Polish with a dry duster. DO NOT submerge in water or use a wet cloth.

Avoid using harsh, abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents or detergents (e.g. scouring powders,

bleaches, polishes, etc.) when cleaning VoWiFi handsets.

At their end of life VoWiFi products should be disposed of and recycled in accordance with the

environmental regulations. See the Regulatory Information in section 3 of this manual.

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3. REGULATORY INFORMATION

This symbol on the product indicates it complies with all relevant EU Directives as required by law e.g.

Radio & Telecommunication Terminal Equipment (RTT&E), Safety of Information Technology

Equipment (LVD), Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Restriction of Hazardous Substances

RoHS.

See the Specification for each individual product in section 23 onwards for relevant Approvals.

A copy of the complete Declaration of Conformity is available from Tynetec.

This symbol on the product indicates it is classed as Electrical or Electronic Equipment and should not

be disposed of with other commercial waste at the end of its working life.

The Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive (2012/19/EU) has been put in

place to recycle products using the best available recovery and recycling techniques to minimise

impact on the environment, treat hazardous substances and avoid increasing landfill.

For product disposal please contact your supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase

contract and ensure this product is not mixed with other commercial waste for disposal.

This symbol on batteries indicates separate collection. Batteries contain chemicals that can be

hazardous to health and the environment and should not be disposed of in the waste bin.

The EU Directive (2006/6/EC) has been put in place to ensure the safe disposal and recycling of

batteries.

Return used batteries to your supplier or drop-off at your local municipal waste recycling depot.

NTENTS

4. MAINTENANCE & CARE

For peace of mind and to ensure your system is maintained to the highest standard Tynetec recommend an

annual Maintenance Contract. This will provide vital assistance in times of need from a nationwide team of

trained Service Engineers who specialise in warden call systems.

A Preventative Maintenance Visit (PMV) is also recommended, this covers the replacement of all batteries,

a full system test, software updates (where applicable) and a Service Certificate.

For more information on Maintenance Contract packages and PMV’s please contact your local Tynetec

Approved Installer, a list can be found on our website; www.tynetec.co.uk/installer-locator

MONTHLY MAINTENANCE

The Matrix IP-PBX and Draytek Vigor VP 903 Access Points do not require any regular maintenance, if any

items show signs of damage they should be replaced immediately by a Service Engineer.

Products needing repair can be returned via the website; www.tynetec.co.uk/returns-policy

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

The rechargeable battery in the VoWiFi handsets will typically need replacing every 2 years or 500 charging

cycles. See the specification for the i62 handset in section 23 for details of the replacement battery type.

In the unlikely event that the VoWiFi system needs to be turned-off or reset, please ensure

all active calls are actioned before proceeding.

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5. VoWiFi OVERVIEW

The maximum theoretical range for any VoWiFi system is 300 feet (92 metres) outdoors under ideal

conditions, in practice this range will rarely be reached due to reflections from nearby buildings, trees,

water, etc.

Obstructions inside buildings such as walls and floors will reduce the range, some construction materials

such as foil backed plasterboard, reinforced concrete or stone walls will reduce range further.

Environmental conditions such as high levels of transmission at nearby frequencies or emissions from other

electrical equipment may also reduce range.

Clear line-of-sight will give maximum radio coverage, it is impossible to state a specific indoor range in

advance of a site survey; however, as a guide you can usually achieve 150 feet (46 metres) radius from each

Mesh Access Point.

Locating a Mesh Access Point as high and free from immediate obstruction as possible will help to maximise

its range. Even if the Access Point is placed in the optimum position it may not always achieve coverage in

the most remote corners, if this is the case then additional Access Points will be required.

The Mesh Access Points should always be located at least 5 metres away from the Advent XT2 controller,

NTR’s or any other electrical equipment to avoid the risk of interference.

Mesh Access Points must be sited in a dry secure area; they are NOT suitable for outdoor locations.

AVOID LOCATING MESH ACCESS POINTS…

WITHIN 5 METRES OF

OTHER ELECTRONIC

EQUIPMENT

DIRECTLY ABOVE A

HEAT SOURCE

IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT

NEAR TO SPLASHING

WATER

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Care must be taken during installation and commissioning of any VoWiFi system to ensure full coverage

and correct Mesh Access Point setup. Failure to follow the Manufacturer’s installation and configuration

instructions may result in blind spots or calls dropping-out when moving between Mesh Nodes. Always

perform several test calls in all extremes of the building with both VoWiFi handsets in use.

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6. RELATED DOCUMENTATION

This manual provides general information regarding the installation of Ascom VoWiFi handsets with the

Matrix IP-PBX and Draytek Mesh Access Points.

For more detailed information refer to the Ascom and Draytek installation and user guides.

ASCOM DOCUMENTS

You can request copies of the documents listed below from Tynetec’s customer support.

• Quick Reference Guide for Ascom i62 VoWiFi Handset

• User Manual for Ascom i62 VoWiFi Handset

• Configuration Manual for Ascom i62 VoWiFi Handset

• Installation & Operation Manual for Ascom CR3 Charging Rack

DRAYTEK DOCUMENTS

You can request copies of the documents listed below from Tynetec’s customer support.

• Quick Start Guide for Draytek Vigor AP 903 Mesh Access Point

• User Guide for Draytek Vigor AP 903 Mesh Access Point

DRAYTEK APP

A free Draytek Wireless App is available to simplify the

setup of the mesh network;

https://www.draytek.com/support/knowledge-base/5683

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PIN No.

Cat5e WIRE COLOUR

1

White/Orange

2

Orange

3

White/Green

4

Blue

5

White/Blue

6

Green

7

White/Brown

8

Brown

4

5

8

7

3

6

2

1

P10280 TYPE "A"

CUT BOTH RESISTORS OFF PCB

4

5

8

7

3

6

2

1

P10280 TYPE "B"

NO RESISTORS BUT DIFFERENT PIN-OUT

7. SITE WIRING REQUIREMENTS

ASCOM VoWiFi SYSTEM

ETHERNET EXTENSION

If the Mesh Root Access Point needs to be located where the standard

2 metre UTP Patch lead isn’t long enough, then Cat5e cable and

RJ45 wall sockets will be required.

Wire between the wall sockets using Cat5e Ethernet U/UTP cable (Belden Type: 1583E.00B100) or

equivalent (Tynetec P/No. YW1731). The total cable length must not exceed 100 metres. For distances

greater than 100m an additional Ethernet switch or LAN extender will be required in series.

RJ45 WALL SOCKET (REAR)

A

B

C

F

E

D

I

H

G

L

K

J

O

N

M

V

U

T

S

R

Q

P

Z

Y

X

W

ACT

USB

2.4G

5G

LAN A1

LAN A2

LAN A3

LAN A4

LAN B

ascom

ACT

USB

2.4G

5G

LAN A1

LAN A2

LAN A3

LAN A4

LAN B

ACT

USB

2.4G

5G

LAN A1

LAN A2

LAN A3

LAN A4

LAN B

RJ45 Wall Socket:

Tynetec Part No. P10280

Surface Backbox:

Tynetec Part No. O15090

2m UTP Patch Lead:

Tynetec Part No. W00402

2m Patch Lead

Cat5e Cable (Max 96m)

Make all 8 connections

Matrix IP-PBX

RJ45 Wall Socket

Mesh Root

Access Point

Ethernet Port

LAN A1

Mains Adapter

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8. VoWiFi SYSTEM INSTALLATION

The VoWiFi system can expand up to 8 Mesh Access Points with a maximum of 5 VoWiFi handsets.

For larger installations which cannot be covered with 8 Mesh Access Points, or schemes that require more

handsets or more complex call routing, then the Ascom IP-DECT system must be used instead.

See Tynetec Drg No. ZXT900 ISS B sheet 7 of 8 for detailed connections

PART NUMBERS

Part No.

Description

Notes

ZXT963

Draytek Vigor AP 903 Mesh Access Point

max 8 per site

ZXT964

Matrix IP-PBX Bundle including 2 x i62 VoWiFi Handsets & Chargers

1 per site

ZXT573

Additional Ascom i62 VoWiFi Handset inc Charger & PSU

max 3 per site

ZCS766

CLI Desk Telephone

1 per site

MATRIX CONNECTION

The Matrix IP-PBX interfaces the Advent XT2 to the Mesh Root, it also provides access to an outside line to

make and receive external telephone calls.

24VDC - connect to the mains supply via in-line PSU module provided.

CO1 - connect to the Advent XT2 DECT 1 output using the RJ11/BT lead provided.

CO2 - connect to an external telephone line using the RJ11/BT lead provided.

SLT1 - connect to the CLI desk telephone.

ETHERNET - connect to the Mesh Root Access Point using the RJ45 patch lead provided. This connection

can be extended up to 100 metres using Cat5e cable.

The Matrix IP-PBX is designed for operation with XT2 systems - the Factory Config must be amended if

being used with XT systems – see section 12.

Note; in the event of a mains failure the Matrix connects CO1 to SLT1 and the Advent XT2 will only ring the

CLI desk telephone.

Ascom i62

VoWiFi Handset

(2 supplied - max 5)

Matrix

IP-PBX

CLI Desk

Telephone

External Tel Line

Advent XT2 Line 1

240V AC

1 Mesh Root and up to 7 Mesh Nodes max per site

Mesh Node

CO1

CO2

SLT1

ETHERNET

POWER

LAN A1

PWR

Mesh Root

PWR

Mesh Node

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9. ADVENT XT/XT2 PROGRAMMING

The PBX Ring Type must be enabled in the Advent XT/XT2 system programming;

ADVENT XT PROGRAMMING

Enter programming mode on the Advent XT controller go to the General Setup webpage.

Enter 01 in the PBX Ring Enable box then press Submit.

Refer to the Advent XT programming manual Doc No. FM0411 for more information.

ADVENT XT2 PROGRAMMING

Enter programming mode on the Advent XT2 controller and go to the Onsite & General Setup page.

Set the PBX Ring Type Enable  check box, press the green  button then Apply the change.

Refer to the Advent XT2 programming manual Doc No. FM0815 for more information.

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10. ASCOM i62 VoWiFi HANDSET

Durable, robust, and feature rich Ascom i62 VoWiFi handsets are designed to enable healthcare personnel

to be mobile while still within quick reach in critical situations. The i62 handset is protected against

splashing water making it suitable for use in wet room environments.

Ascom i62

The 2 Ascom i62 VoWiFi handsets supplied with ZXT964 Matrix IP-PBX bundle have been preconfigured as

SIP extensions 151 and 152;

i62 Wi-Fi settings i62 Handset 1 SIP Credentials i62 Handset 2 SIP Credentials

Wi-Fi SSID: ADVENT Display Name: 151 Display Name: 152

WPA2 Password: LEGRAND1 SIP User: 151 SIP User: 152

SIP Password: LEGRAND1 SIP Password: LEGRAND1

ADDITIONAL i62 HANDSETS

Additional Ascom i62 VoWiFi handsets & chargers are available separately – Tynetec Part No. ZXT573.

Note: a maximum of 5 x i62 handsets can be used per site.

Additional i62 handsets are preconfigured as SIP extension 153, this can be changed to 151, 152, 154 or

155, see instructions below;

CHANGING THE SIP SETTINGS ON AN i62 HANDSET

Select the Menu soft key

Navigate to Settings and press the Select soft key

Now dial 40022 to display the hidden admin menu

Scroll to VoIP and press the Select soft key

Select Endpoint Number – press the Edit soft key and edit this field to the desired extension number on the

Matrix IP-PBX (e.g. 154) and press the OK soft key when done

Press the Back soft key several times to return back to the home screen.

For more information refer to the Ascom i62 user manuals (see section 6).

Loudspeaker

Backlit 1.8” TFT 65k Colour

Display (176 x 220 pixels)

Soft Keys

End Call Key (and on/off)

Call Key

5 Way Navigation Key

Microphone

Headset Connector

Shift/Key Lock

Rear Belt Clip

Sound Off Key

Alpha-numeric Keys

Incoming Call LED

Volume Buttons

Mute Button

Multifunction Button

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11. ASCOM i62 VoWiFi HANDSET CHARGERS

Each Ascom i62 handset is supplied with a desktop charger and a plug-top mains adapter.

Select the UK AC plug from the changeable plugs provided and simply clip into place on the adapter.

Ascom DC3-AABA (Tynetec W03037)

OPTIONAL CHARGING RACK

The optional Charging Rack can charge up to 6* Ascom i62 IP-DECT handsets at the same time.

This provides charging from one mains socket, eliminating the need for multiple mains sockets, PSU’s and

chargers. The Charging Rack can be free-standing desktop mounted or wall mounted.

*Note: only 5 Ascom i62 handsets permitted per site.

With the Charging Rack you can benefit from access to fully charged handsets at any time, it is easy to see

which handsets are charged and if any are missing.

Ascom CR3-ABAC (Tynetec W03036)

The Charging Rack power cord is fitted with an IEC C13 connector and a UK 13A mains plug.

For more information refer to the Ascom CR3 installation and operation manual (see section 6).

Mains Adapter and

Changeable Plugs

Charging Rack for up to six i62 IP-DECT Handsets

453mm x 156mm x 98mm (LxWxH)

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12. MATRIX NENX LITE IP-PBX

The Matrix NENX Lite IP-PBX provides 2 CO analogue trunks for connection to the XT/XT2 system and the

outside world, an Ethernet port for up to 5 SIP extensions (VoWiFi handsets) and 2 analogue extensions for

standard (SLT) desk telephones.

IP-PBX CONNECTIVITY

XT2 MATRIX NENX LITE CONFIGURATION

The Matrix NENX Lite with Tynetec Config Rev 1 is designed for operation with XT2 systems.

Calls in on all trunks default to “Department Group” ring group number 300 containing extension 114 (desk

phone on SLT1) and SIP extensions 151 to 155.

Dial 81 for CO1 (XT2) and 82 for CO2 (outside line).

This Rev 6 Config has the correct CLI format set for XT2 and the internal DHCP Server enabled.

IMPORTANT: if the Matrix NENX Lite with Tynetec Config Rev 1 is being used with XT systems then the

Calling Line Identity Format for Warden Call 1 (CO1) must be changed to First Ring, FSK, Second Ring – see

the following page…

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12. MATRIX NENX LITE IP-PBX

MATRIX NENX LITE CONFIGURATION FOR XT SYSTEMS

If the Matrix NENX Lite with Tynetec Config Rev 1 is being used with XT systems then the Calling Line

Identity Format for Warden Call 1 (CO1) must be changed to First Ring, FSK, Second Ring;

HOW TO CHANGE CO1 CLI FORMAT FOR XT SYSTEMS

Log into the web interface of the Matrix NENX Lite

IP address: https://192.168.0.2/

Username: select System Engineer from the drop down list

Password: Password1!

Select Basic Settings and from the expanded menu then select CO Trunks

Select Warden Call 1 and expand the Calling Line Identification format option

Click on the drop-down list and select the option First Ring, FSK, Second Ring as shown below;

Then click the Submit button to apply the change…

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13. DRAYTEK VIGOR AP 903 ACCESS POINT

One Draytek Vigor AP 903 Access Point (known as the Mesh Root) is connected via its LAN A1 Port to the

Matrix IP-PBX Ethernet Port using a standard Cat5e UTP Patch lead. Up to another seven Access Points

(known as Mesh Nodes) can be deployed and connected wirelessly throughout the building to expand the

WiFi coverage.

Each Access Point requires connection to a local mains supply via the 12V DC plug-top mains adapter

provided with each unit. Access Points can be powered from an auxiliary 12V DC power supply, but

additional site wiring will be required. *Note: the current rating of the PSU and the conductor size used for

the site wiring will need to be calculated based on the total number of Access Points and the length of cable.

Alternatively the Mesh Root can be powered via a PoE switch (LAN A1 Port only).

Draytek Vigor AP 903

WLAN/WPS BUTTON

Not used in this application.

FACTORY RESET BUTTON

This button is only used to restore the factory default settings. Note: this will remove the Tynetec Config.

When the Access Point is operating (ACT LED blinking) press and hold the reset button for about 10 seconds

until the ACT LED blinks rapidly, release the button and the Access Point will restart with its original factory

settings. This can take up to 60 seconds.

LAN PORTS

RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet connections for local network devices – only LAN A1 is used in this application.

Note: LAN A1 can also be used for powering the Access Point via a PoE connection.

POWER PORT/POWER BUTTON

The bullet plug connector for the 12V DC power adapter is on the bottom left hand side, the power on/off

button is on the bottom right hand side.

WLAN/WPS Button

Surface Mount Enclosure

167 x 107 x 45mm (HxWxD)

2 No. Detachable

RP-SMA Antennas

(138mm high)

Factory Reset Button

5 Gigabit Ethernet

LAN Ports (1 PoE)

Power Port

Status LED indicators

Power on/off Button

USB 2.0 Port

Tynetec Part No.

ZXT963

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13. DRAYTEK VIGOR AP 903 ACCESS POINT

STATUS LED INDICATORS

There are 9 status LED’s on the front of the Access Point, see the table below;

LED Ref.

Status

Meaning

ACT

Blinking

Operating normally

Off

Power off

USB

Off

USB device not connected

On

USB device connected and ready

Blinking

Data is being transmitted via USB

2.4G

On

2.4GHz Access Point is active

Off

2.4GHz Access Point is turned off

Blinking

Data is being transmitted on the 2.4GHz interface

5G

On

5GHz Access Point is active

Off

5GHz Access Point is turned off

Blinking

Data is being transmitted on the 5GHz interface

LAN A1

Blinking

Data is being transmitted on the Ethernet LAN A1-A4

On

Ethernet LAN A1 is connected

Off

Ethernet LAN A1 is disconnected

LAN A2-A4

Off

Ethernet LAN A2-A4 is disconnected

On

Ethernet LAN A2-A4 is connected

Blinking

Data is being transmitted on the Ethernet LAN A1-A4

LAN B

Off

Ethernet LAN B is disconnected

On

Ethernet LAN B is connected

Blinking

Data is being transmitted on the Ethernet LAN B

STATUS LED’s WHEN USED WITH XT2

The 2.4G and 5G LED’s should be on

The ACT and LAN A1 LED’s should be blinking

The USB and LAN A2 to LAN A4 and LAN B LED’s should be off.

DISABLE STATUS LED’s

It is possible to turn all the LED’s off if desired.

Connect into the unit via the Ethernet connection, Login and go to the System Maintenance menu then

select Management. In the “Panel Control” section set the  Disable LED checkbox then press OK.

Refer to the Draytek Vigor AP 903 quick start & user guide for more information (see section 6).

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14. MESH ACCESS POINT INSTALLATION

Draytek Mesh Access Points should be fixed to the wall using the plugs and screws included.

They should be installed vertically with the antennas at the top.

The mounting positions should have been pre-determined by a site survey and should be within 1 metre of

a mains supply. They should always be placed so they are not in close proximity to large metal objects such

as heating or ventilation pipes/ducts.

WALL MOUNTING THE DRAYTEK VIGOR AP 903

1. Drill 2 holes in the wall using a 6.5mm (¼“) drill bit*. The vertical distance between the holes should

be 80mm. *assuming the wall plugs, and screws provided are being used.

2. Fit the wall plugs and screws. Tighten leaving sufficient gap for the screw heads to hook into the

Draytek rear key holes.

3. Hang the Draytek on the mounting screws and slide down into place. You may need to adjust the

screws to ensure a secure fit.

80mm between

fixing centres

WALL

Mount vertically with the

2 antennas at the top

LAN A1*

Power

*The Mesh Root requires an

Ethernet connection to

LAN A1 and Power.

Mesh Nodes only require a

Power connection.

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15. LAPTOP SETUP FOR DRAYTEK DEVICES

Before starting to setup the Mesh Access Points you must ensure your Laptop is set within the IP range and

subnet mask of the Draytek devices being programmed.

Fig 1

1. On your Laptop; click the  Start button,

go to Control Panel and double-click on

“Network and Sharing Center”.

Then select the “Change adapter settings”

and click “Local Area Connection”.

2. Right-click and select “Properties” of the

LAN Network Port that will be used.

3. Select the “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”

and press the Properties button as shown in Fig 1.

4. Enter the IP address, Subnet mask and

Default gateway as shown in Fig 2.

5. Press the Advanced… button (also in Fig 2).

Fig 2

6. Press the Add… button shown in Fig 3.

7. Enter a second IP address and Subnet mask

as shown in Fig 4.

This sets both ranges that may be needed

for accessing the required IP addresses.

*Note: if your Laptop is set to “Obtain an

IP address automatically” you will have to

change this setting back once the

programming is complete.

Fig 3

Fig 4

*See Note

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16. CHECK & UPGRADE DRAYTEK FIRMWARE

IMPORTANT: all Access Points must be setup BEFORE being connected to the Matrix IP-PBX.

CHECK FIRMWARE VERSION

Connect power to an Access Point and switch on, wait for the 5G & 2.4G LED’s to illuminate.

Connect LAN A1 to your Laptop Ethernet port using the UTP Patch lead supplied.

Open a web browser and type: http://192.168.1.2 for a new or factory defaulted Access Point.

Enter the default User Name of “admin” and the default Password of “admin” and click Login.

Go to System Maintenance menu then select Firmware Upgrade as shown below;

Check what Firmware Version is already installed.

All Access Points should be running Firmware Version 1.3.3 as this is the tested and supported version.

UPDATE FIRMWARE VERSION

If an upgrade is required go to;

https://www.draytek.co.uk/support/downloads and select VigorAP 903.

Download the latest version of the .all file

Save this file to a new folder (e.g.  Draytek Firmware 1.3.3) and keep for future use.

Click the Upload button, select the .all file from the Draytek Firmware 1.3.3 folder, then press Upgrade

Wait for the Firmware Update to complete…

IMPORTANT: you must FACTORY RESET the Access Point after a firmware upgrade. To do this make sure

the device is powered-up with the ACT LED blinking and the 5G & 2.4G LED’s illuminated. Hold down the

Factory Reset button for about 10 secs until the 5G & 2.4G LED’s go out, then wait for about 60 seconds for

the device to re-initialise. Check the new Firmware Version 1.3.3 is displayed on-screen.

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17. UPLOAD DRAYTEK CONFIG FILE

IMPORTANT: Access Points must have Firmware Version 1.3.3 BEFORE installing the Config File.

All Draytek Mesh Access Points must be uploaded with a Tynetec Config File for them to function correctly

with the ZXT964 Matrix IP-PBX and Ascom i62 VoWiFi handsets.

This Config File is available to download from the Tynetec on-demand website;

http://www.tynetec.co.uk/on-demand/technical-support/advent-xt2/

Save this file to a new folder (e.g.  Draytek Config) and keep for future use – you will need it for every

Mesh Access Point being setup and installed.

CONFIG FILE UPLOAD

Connect power to the Access Point and switch on, wait for the 5G & 2.4G LED’s to illuminate.

Connect LAN A1 to your Laptop Ethernet port using the UTP Patch lead supplied.

Open a web browser and type: http://192.168.1.2 for a new or factory defaulted Access Point.

Enter the default User Name of “admin” and the default Password of “admin” and click Login.

Go to System Maintenance menu then select Configuration Backup as shown below;

Click the Upload button, select the Config File from the Draytek Config folder, then press RestoreI

IMPORTANT: you will be prompted to REBOOT the Access Point after a config file upload.

To do this simply switch the unit off for a few seconds then back on again.

DO NOT PRESS AND HOLD THE FACTORY RESET BUTTON as this will remove the newly installed config.

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Tynetec FM0855 3 Advent XT2 Ascom VoWiFi Installation guide

Tynetec FM0855 3 Advent XT2 Ascom VoWiFi Installation guide

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