Configuración de uaCSTA de teléfono SIP industrial y guía del usuario

Introducción

Descripción general

uaCSTA es un estándar CTI desarrollado por ECMA, evolucionado a partir de CSTA, basado en el protocolo SIP y XML.

Público objetivo

Este documento está destinado a clientes o evaluadores que desean comprender rápidamente las aplicaciones de uaCSTA.

Glosario

  • uaCSTA: User Agent Computer Supported Telecommunications Applications

  • CSTA: Computer Supported Telecommunications Applications

  • ECMA: European Computer Manufacturers Association

Modos de conexión uaCSTA

uaCSTA utiliza el protocolo SIP para habilitar la conexión remota CTI y la gestión de teléfonos SIP:

Diagrama del modo de conexión uaCSTA

Figura 2.1

O

Diagrama del modo de conexión uaCSTA

Figura 2.2

El servidor uaCSTA y el teléfono SIP establecen una conexión mediante mensajes SIP INVITE e intercambian información de control a través de mensajes INFO:

Estructura de conexión de mensajes entre servidor uaCSTA y teléfono SIP

Figura 2.3

Introduzca el número de línea que será controlado por uaCSTA; el número introducido vincula esa línea. Para servidores 3CX, uaCSTA utiliza la misma línea que el registro de la cuenta de llamada.

Estructura de vinculación entre servidor uaCSTA y teléfono SIP

Figura 2.4

Instrucciones de configuración

Configuración en la Web UI

Diagrama de configuración de línea web

Figura 3.1

Introduzca el número de línea que será controlado por uaCSTA; el número introducido vincula esa línea. Para servidores 3CX, uaCSTA utiliza la misma línea que el registro de la cuenta de llamada.

Ajustes de línea - Habilitar uaCSTA

Figura 3.2

Active o desactive la función uaCSTA con el interruptor.

Parámetros de configuración TXT


CSTA Enable: 0
0 = Habilitar uaCSTA; 1 = Deshabilitar uaCSTA
SIP1 CSTA Number: El número registrado para llamadas normales

Parámetros de configuración con notación de puntos

sip.CSTAEnabled
sip.line.1.CSTANumber

Instrucciones de uso

Pasos de configuración

Ajustes de línea - Habilitar uaCSTA

Figura 4.1

Habilite uaCSTA

Habilitar uaCSTA y seleccionar el tipo de servidor 3CX

Figura 4.2

Introduzca el número registrado en uaCSTA Number y seleccione 3CX como tipo de servidor.

Introducir el número registrado en uaCSTA Number

Figura 4.3

Captura de paquetes

Interfaz de captura de paquetes

Figura 4.4

Después de un registro correcto, el servidor envía una solicitud INVITE para establecer una conexión uaCSTA con el teléfono.

El servidor establece una conexión uaCSTA con el teléfono

Figura 4.5

El teléfono responde con 200 OK y la conexión queda establecida.

El teléfono responde 200 OK, conexión establecida

Figura 4.6

El servidor envía MonitorStart para iniciar la supervisión y el teléfono responde 200 OK. Todo el intercambio de información entre el servidor uaCSTA y el teléfono se realiza mediante paquetes INFO.

Uso del cliente

Inicio de sesión del cliente: Busque la cuenta registrada bajo la extensión del servidor. Hay un enlace de autenticación web; haga clic en él para iniciar sesión en el cliente.

Interfaz de inicio de sesión del cliente

Figura 4.7

Introduzca el número de extensión y la contraseña en la interfaz de inicio de sesión.


Interfaz de inicio de sesión

Figura 4.8

Configurar estado


Interfaz de configuración del estado de la cuenta

Figura 4.9

Realizar llamadas


Interfaz de llamada

Figura 4.10

Operaciones de llamada



Interfaz de operaciones de llamada

Figura 4.11

Catálogo
Servicio al cliente Teléfono
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