Configure turret

Introduction

This section describes how to configure the turret.

User messaging lines

In order to subscribe to the text messaging  lines must be configured in the user profile as well (either directly or in one of its attached shared profiles). Those lines can then be basically handled like telephony lines (subscribe or not).

A PBX Cluster with the type "Messaging" must be configured. IP addresses of the SMS gateway must be set in the "Node addresses" field of the PBX Cluster.

1.Open the TSS Console and edit the user profile;

2.Select the Lines tab;

3.Press Add new;

4.Select Messaging under Type;

5.Select your messaging PBX Cluster

6.Enter a display name and the line extension;

7.Press Save and Go Back.

Short Messages

Short messages are pre-defined messages that  are configured in either turret or user's profile.

Those messages are configured using settings, but they must be configured manually in settings tab, advanced mode.

The setting keys format is :

 profile.setting.textmessaging.shortmessage.{id}

where {id} is the index of the message (integer number) counting from 0.

The most convenient way to configure this is using provisioning which is available from the advanced mode of settings (or boot settings) tab of users, shared profiles, turrets and zones.

Once in the provisioning page, write all the short messages. Then press the "populate" button.

User settings

The settings listed below must be configured in the user profile (either directly or in one of its attached shared profiles).

Mandatory settings

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
Text messaging	Text messaging enabled truefalse Key: profile.setting.authorizetextmessaging Description: Specify whether text messaging feature is enabled or not. Constraint: true|false Related settings: Radio Message short message (profile.setting.textmessaging.shortmessage.{id})

Optional settings

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
DDI - Sharing	Show Messaging lines in Room panel truefalse Key: profile.setting.room.showmessaginglines Description: Instruct the system to show messagine lines in the room panel. The list of messaging lines is presented in a dedicated tab labeled Messaging Lines and includes all line registered in the user's profile. Constraint: true|false If true, messaging lines are listed and can be configured. Related settings: Show presence groups in Room panel (profile.setting.room.showpresence) Show DDI lines in Room panel (profile.setting.room.showddilines) Show local lines in Room panel (profile.setting.room.showlocallines)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, TPO Shared Settings, TPO Private Settings, TPO Boot Settings
SIP	MSG Proxy Transport Type UDPTCP Key: application.sip.msg.proxy.transporttype Description: Defines whether the messaging will be reached using UDP or TCP. Related settings: MSG Encoding (application.sip.msg.encoding)

Set MSG Encoding to UTF8.

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, TPO Shared Settings, TPO Private Settings, TPO Boot Settings
SIP	MSG Encoding Key: application.sip.msg.encoding Description: Messages encoding suported by the gateway: Values: "UTF8" "UTF16" Related settings: MSG Proxy Transport Type (application.sip.msg.proxy.transporttype)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, TPO Shared Settings, TPO Private Settings, TPO Boot Settings
SIP	SIP Register renewal Time Key: application.sip.server.expire Description: This value indicate after how many seconds the turret is going to proceed to a registration renewal. This delay should fit the PBX setting although the turret will adapt to the PBX value in most of the case. Nevertheless this value will give also the retry interval in case of CCM connectivity lost. Related settings: SIP Register renewal launch delay (application.sip.server.registeringbeforeexpire) SIP Proxy time refresh (application.proxytime.refresh)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
Text messaging	Text messaging audio alert upon message arrival truefalse Key: profile.setting.textmessaging.newmessage.tone Description: This option instructs the system to play a tone whenever new messages are delivered. The one is played on the default loudspeaker and is selected from the user's ring tone set (event Established notification). Constraint: true|false Related settings: Text messaging visual alert upon message arrival (profile.setting.textmessagingflashcount)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
Text messaging	Text messaging visual alert upon message arrival Key: profile.setting.textmessagingflashcount Description: This option defines how many times the text messaging button in the programmable button bar should flash upon detection of a new text message. -1 - Button remains idle 0 - Button background goes orange until user presses the button +n - Flash count Constraint: A numerical value Related settings: Text messaging audio alert upon message arrival (profile.setting.textmessaging.newmessage.tone)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
Text messaging	Radio Message default short message Key: profile.setting.textmessaging.shortmessage.defaultid Description: Defines the ID of the message that is automatically selected when composing a new message, or replying to a message. Constraint: Must be an ID of an existing configured short message. See profile.setting.textmessaging.shortmessage.XXX in the documentation for more info. Related settings: Radio Message short message (profile.setting.textmessaging.shortmessage.{id})

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
Text messaging	Instant-connect max message length Key: profile.setting.textmessaging.ipics.maxmsglength Description: Defines the maximum allowed message length when sending Instant-connect radio text messages in free-text mode. The message (Instant Connect or SMS) length is limited to 320 characters. Constraint: Numerical value. Related settings: SMS gateway solution (application.textmessaging.mode)

Location: Terminal Boot Settings, Terminal Profile Settings
Text messaging	Number of entries displayed Key: profile.setting.textmessaging.maxentries Description: Maximum number of entries displayed in the messages list An entry represents a message and if a message is sent to multiple recipients, they are regrouped in a single entry. Constraint: 0 for no limit; or a positive number