Avaya 4600 Series IP Telephones Application Note

Brand: Avaya

Model: 4600 Series IP Telephones

Category: Gateways/controllers

Type: Application Note

Avaya 4600 Series IP Telephones are feature-rich, enterprise-grade communication endpoints designed to enhance productivity and collaboration. With a sleek design and intuitive interface, these phones offer a range of capabilities to meet the diverse needs of today's business professionals.

Essential Features:

High-quality audio: Experience crystal-clear conversations with advanced audio technology that ensures superior sound quality.
Large, backlit display: Easily navigate menus and view information on the large, backlit display, even in low-light conditions.
Programmable keys: Customize the phone's keys to access frequently used features or contacts with a single touch.

Essential Features:

High-quality audio: Experience crystal-clear conversations with advanced audio technology that ensures superior sound quality.
Large, backlit display: Easily navigate menus and view information on the large, backlit display, even in low-light conditions.
Programmable keys: Customize the phone's keys to access frequently used features or contacts with a single touch.

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Avaya Solution & Interoperability Test Lab

Application Notes for Configuring Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 with LMP-20 Power Over Ethernet blade to

provide Inline Power to Avaya 4600 and 9600 Series IP

Telephones – Issue 1.0

ABSTRACT

These Application Notes describe how to configure the Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026

Integrated Services Router with Power Over Ethernet LMP-20 blade to provide inline

power to the Avaya 4600 Series IP Telephones and 9600 Series IP Telephones.

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1. Introduction

Using a Power over Ethernet (PoE) Layer 2 switch, IP telephones are supplied power

over the last pair of CAT-5 cable that connects them to the switch. This eliminates the

need for a separate power supply to power the telephone. For this to work, the port the

telephone is connected to must support Power over Ethernet or have a power adapter

placed in series between the switch port and the telephone. The Layer 2 switches are

Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) and comply with the IEEE 802.3af standard protocol.

The telephones are Powered Devices (PD) that also comply with the IEEE 802.3af

standard protocol.

The Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 is one such PSE capable of providing Power over

Ethernet using a blade module. The LMP20 blade module has 20 10/100 Base-T Ethernet

ports and plugs into one of the 2 slots available in the Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026

Integrated Services Router. The following inline power capable Avaya IP Telephone

Devices are directly connected to the Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 to receive inline

power as shown in Figure 1.

• Avaya 4600 series IP Telephone

o 4602SW IP Telephone

o 4610SW IP Telephone

o 4620SW/4621SW/4622SW IP Telephone

o 4625SW IP Telephone

• Avaya 9600 series IP Telephone

o 9620 One-X Deskphone

o 9630 One-X Deskphone

Note that the 4620SW IP Telephone comes in either as a Class 2 and Class 3 power

device. The Class 2 telephone has one microphone hole at the bottom right side of the

telephone while the Class 3 has two holes.

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.3af classifications

classifies the powered devices such as the Avaya IP Telephones. The power the switch

supplies to the PD depends on the PD’s class (The IEEE 802.3af PSE and Powered-

Device Power Classifications chart can be seen in the Table 3).

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2. Configurations

Figure 1 below shows the physical connection between the Avaya 4600 Series IP

Telephones, Avaya 9600 Series One-X Deskphones, and the Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 which has the LMP-20 PoE blade.

3. Equipment and Software Validated

Network Component Software Versions

Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026

PoE blade LMP 20

SNOS 1.0.5.7 Advanced

dsp 1.0.2 firmware

PoE Hardware Version 25

PoE Software Version 02FF

Avaya 4602SW IP Telephone 2.3

Avaya 4610SW IP Telephone 2.6

Avaya 4620/21/22SW IP Telephone 2.6

Avaya 4625SW IP Telephone 2.5

Avaya 9620 One-X Deskphone 1.1

Avaya 9630 One-X Deskphone 1.1

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Network Component Software Versions

Avaya S8500 Media Server running

Avaya Communication Manager

3.1.2 with SP 12372

Avaya G650 Media Gateway

TN2312BP

TN799D CLAN

TN2302AP

TN2602AP

HW07 FW31

HW1 FW17

HW20 FW113

HW02 FW24

Table 1 – Network Components Software versions

4. IEEE 802.3af PoE Implementation on the Avaya IP

Telephones and Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026.

Table 2 lists the detected IEEE 802.3af class and measured power of the Avaya

IP Telephones when connected to the iBG LMP20 PoE blade. The power

readings listed in Table 2 were measured by the iBG-3026 when the telephones

were idle. Cable length and impedance affects power usage, so the measurements

listed may vary based on the cable used.

The IEEE 802.3af classifications for the PDs are given in Table 3. Note that Class

0 and Class 3 are identical. The reason for this is that Class 0 covers the case

where a powered device is detected but the PSE cannot assign the powered device

to Classes 1, 2, or 3.

Avaya IP

Telephones

Class Measured Power

(watts)

4602SW 2 3.1

4610SW 2 3.2

4620SW (*) 3 5.2

4621SW 2 4.9

4622SW 2 4.9

4625SW 3 7.8

9620 2 4.5

9630 2 4.8

Table 2 - Class and Measured Power for Avaya IP Telephones

* Note that only the class 3 type of 4620SW IP Telephone was tested.

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Class PSE Output Max Power

(W)

0 15.4

1 4.0

2 7.0

3 15.4

4 Treat as Class 0

Table 3 - The IEEE 802.3af classes.

5. Configuring and Verifying Inline Power on the Samsung

Ubigate

iBG-3026

The Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 Integrated Services Router provides three

kinds of power; they are the AC power, AC with PoE power, and DC with PoE

power. Any combination of the three kinds of power can be mounted to any of the

2 power module slots available. Dual AC with PoE Power supplies are

recommended for power supply redundancy. In the test configuration only AC

with PoE power was mounted and used for testing.

The Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 ISR configuration interface can be accessed

through a Microsoft

Windows HyperTerminal. To access the router, the

computer needs to be connected to the router’s console port located in the back

with the serial cable provided. Alternatively, use remote connection such as telnet

to configure the system.

To access the PoE commands, access the config mode and access the next level of

poe commands by typing “poe”.

sarak2# conf t

sarak2/configure# *Aug 13,2000,08:27:42: #PARSER-warning: samsung entered confi

g mode ON SUN AUG 13 08:27:42 2000 FROM 135.27.8.160

sarak2/configure# poe

sarak2/configure/poe#

The real time power consumption can be displayed using the command “show poe

portmeasurements x y” on the Ethernet interface configurations mode. The x

indicates the slot and the y indicates the logical position of the port. The LMP-20

PoE board has 20 logical position numbered from 0-19. The power limit is shown

by using the command “show poe portstatus x y” whether there is overload,

underload or force on current. In order to show the power consumption of the

PoE blade at one glance, you use the command “show poe portspower x”. Below

are some of the commands which are useful for setting or showing the PoE

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settings of the Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026.

To enable poe powermonitoring:

sarak2/configure# poe enablemonitoring

To disable poe port 1/2 , set it to 0:

To enable poe port 1/2, set it to1:

sarak2/configure# poe portpower 1 2 1

To show powermanagement:

sarak2# show poe powermanagement 1

Total Allocated Power Calculation Method = Total port pwer accord to

class(1)

Port Power Limit Calc & disconnect Method =Power Class (1)

Start Condition =No Special Condition (0)

sarak2#

To show PoE port real time power consumption for slot 1 port 2:

sarak2# show poe portmeasurement 1 2

Voltage = 49.3 Volts, Current = 0064 mA, power = 3100 mW

sarak2#

To show PoE port status for slot 1 port 2:

sarak2# show poe portstatus 1 2

Port is enabled

Port status : Port ON, 802.3af compliant PD detected

Port latch status:

Underload = NO

Overload = NO

Force on current = NO

Power class (802.3af) = 2

sarak2/configure# poe portpower 1 2 0

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To show a summary of the poe port power consumption,

sarak2# show poe portspower 1

POE Ports Power Status

port 1/0, power = 0 deciwatts

port 1/1, power = 49 deciwatts

port 1/2, power = 31 deciwatts

port 1/3, power = 47 deciwatts

port 1/4, power = 53 deciwatts

port 1/5, power = 47 deciwatts

port 1/6, power = 32 deciwatts

port 1/7, power = 48 deciwatts

port 1/8, power = 0 deciwatts

port 1/9, power = 79 deciwatts

port 1/10, power = 0 deciwatts

port 1/11, power = 0 deciwatts

6. Verification

Use the following steps to verify the proper configurations of Avaya IP

Telephones with Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 Power over Ethernet LMP-20

blade:

• Connect Avaya IP Telephones to Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 Integrated

Service Router blade LMP-20. Verify the Avaya IP Telephones can be powered

up properly.

• Verify that the Avaya IP Telephones can register with Avaya Communication

Manager and calls can be made successfully.

• Use the command show poe portstatus to check the power status of the

individual ports connected to the LMP-20.

• Reset the Samsung UbigateTM BG-3026 PoE blade by command poe reset and

verify the IP telephones can be powered up properly.

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7. Conclusion

These Application Notes describe how to configure the Samsung Ubigate

iBG-

3026 Integrated Services Router with Power Over Ethernet LMP-20 blade to

provide inline power to the Avaya 4600 Series IP Telephones and 9600 Series IP

Telephones. With proper configuration, all the Avaya IP Telephones receive

inline power from the Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 Integrated Services Router

with LMP-20 PoE blade and operated successfully.

8. References

The following Avaya product documentation can be found at

http://support.avaya.com.

[1] Avaya One-X

Deskphone Edition for 9600 Series IP Telephones

Administrator Guide Release 1.1, Issue 2.0, September 2006, Document Number

16-300698.

[2] 4600 Series IP Telephone Lan Administrator Guide, Issue 5.0, November

2006, Document Number 555-233-507.

[3] Avaya One-X

Deskphone Edition for 9600 Series IP Telephones

Installation and Maintenance Guide Release1.1, Issue 2.0, September 2006,

Document 16-300694.

[4] 4600 Series IP Telephone Installation Guide, November 2006, Issue 5,

Document Number 555-233-128.

The following Samsung Ubigate

iBG-3026 Integrated Service Router guides

are available from http://www.samsungen.com

[5] Ubigate iBG3026

ElectronicsCo., Ltd

[6] Ubigate iBG3026

ElectronicsCo., Ltd

[7] Handbook of the Ubigate Systems 3026, August 2006.

Ltd

ElectronicsCo., Ltd

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and ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of Avaya Inc. All other

trademarks are the property of their respective owners. The information provided in

these Application Notes is subject to change without notice. The configurations,

technical data, and recommendations provided in these Application Notes are believed to

be accurate and dependable, but are presented without express or implied warranty.

Users are responsible for their application of any products specified in these Application

Notes.

Please e-mail any questions or comments pertaining to these Application Notes along

with the full title name and filename, located in the lower right corner, directly to the

Avaya Solution & Interoperability Test Lab at [email protected]

Avaya 4600 Series IP Telephones Application Note

Brand: Avaya

Model: 4600 Series IP Telephones

Category: Gateways/controllers

Type: Application Note

Essential Features:

High-quality audio: Experience crystal-clear conversations with advanced audio technology that ensures superior sound quality.
Large, backlit display: Easily navigate menus and view information on the large, backlit display, even in low-light conditions.
Programmable keys: Customize the phone's keys to access frequently used features or contacts with a single touch.

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