Recommended Set-up Scenario NS700/1000 firmware 4.2

Recommended Scenario – Desk Phone Forwarded to Mobile

Note: Requires " NS1000 Mobile Extension" licenses on PBX.

The user's desk phone is configured to forward calls to their mobile and to continue ringing after forwarding.

Mobile application monitors desk phone number to receive information about caller's telephone number. Calls ring simultaneously on mobile and desk phone.

Go Connect Mobile application is configured to run in "Mobile mode" and there is also a monitored and related configuration on the desk phone. Reroute and Block features on the mobile client control the desk phone.

Sample Data
Number	PBX Device Type	Go Connect Mobile Parameter
+44 1234 567890	Auto Attendant (DDI)	Dial Through Number
3841	Desk phone	Desk phone extension
3841	Desk phone	Mobile extension

Support for Configuration Specific Features
Feature	Supported
Receive caller's name or CLI for external call received via telephone system	Yes
Block incoming calls to mobile phone using "Block" feature	Yes
Office based colleagues can check if you are engaged on your mobile phone (call routed via telephone system) (Android version only)	No * +
Office based colleagues can check if you are engaged on your mobile phone (direct call not via telephone system) (Android version only)	No * +
Can call mobile phone by clicking on device representing mobile device (Deskphone in this case)	Yes

* Require WiFi/3G or better.

+ The status of the mobile is reported against the user's desk phone. So the colleague will know that you are busy but will think you are busy on your desk phone.

Alternate Scenarios

1–Two Devices in a Group (Desk Phone and Portable Station)

Mobile phone functions as per "Mobile only" mode (Scenario 1a). Portable Station (PS) is one of two devices in a Ring group. The user's desk phone is the other.

Calls through the telephone system are made through an Auto Attendant. Mobile CLI is not authenticated. A DISA system may be preferred if available.

On the telephone system, the mobile device is represented by a Portable Station. The Portable Station is forwarded (immediate) to the mobile phone.

Go Connect Mobile application is configured as "Mobile mode" using the PS number. "Block incoming calls" command from Go Connect Mobile does nothing.

Sample Data
Number	PBX Device Type	Go Connect Mobile Parameter
+44 1234 567890	Auto Attendant (DDI)	Dial Through Number
3841	Desk phone	Desk phone extension
3941	Portable Station	Mobile extension

Support for Configuration Specific Features
Feature	Supported
Receive caller's name or CLI for external call received via telephone system	No
Block incoming to mobile phone (from mobile client)	Yes ^
Reroute incoming call to mobile phone (from mobile client)	Yes
Office based colleagues can check if you are engaged on your mobile phone (call routed via telephone system) (Android version only)	Yes *
Office based colleagues can check if you are engaged on your mobile phone (direct call not via telephone system) (Android version only)	Yes *
Can call mobile phone by clicking on device representing mobile device (PS in this case)	Yes

^ Blocking call will remove call forward from PS. This will need to be reset using the re-route feature.

* Require WiFi/3G or better.

2–Mobile Only (SIP Client)

Mobile phone is associated on the telephone system as a SIP extension. This may involve more than one device for the user on the telephone system, but only the SIP device is considered for this scenario.

Telephony is handled entirely by the telephone system and SIP client.

No desk phone is involved, though SIP extension appears like a normal extension.

Go Connect Mobile application is configured as Softphone mode. Reroute and Block commands from Go Connect Mobile control the SIP device.

Note: All features are dependent upon the SIP client.

Sample Data
Number	PBX Type	Go Connect Mobile Parameter
5241	SIP device	Mobile extension
Not applicable	Not configured	Desk phone extension

Support for Configuration Specific Features
Feature	Supported
Block incoming (SIP call) to mobile phone	Yes ^
Office based colleagues can check if you are engaged on your mobile phone	Yes

Programming Help for Recommended Scenario

a) License requirement in the PBX

To use the Mobile extension features of the PBX, " NS1000 Mobile Extension per extension" license is needed.

b) Mobile extension feature for personal use (desk phone) on the PBX.

Open the Tool menu item [4.1.2] for wired extension or item [4.2.2] for portable stations. Set the phone to the "Forward No Answer Mode" towards the Mobile phone number.

Note: This can also be set by the user, using the *7104 feature code on the deskphone.

Open the PBX menu item [4.1.1] for wired extension or item [4.2.1] for portable stations. Go to the [Option 9] tab and enable the feature "Mobile Extension".

Then go to the "FWD/DND" tab and set the "FWD No Answer Time" and the "Keep Ringer After FWD NA to CO" feature.

Programming Help for Alternate Scenario 1

a) Mobile Extension feature integrated in call groups on the PBX

Open the PBX menu item [1.2] Portable Stations.
Create a virtual extension by entering an extension number and name.

Open the PBX menu item [4.2.2].
Set the phone to the "Forward Always (All) Mode" towards the mobile phone number.

Open the PBX menu item [3.5.1] Group Settings. Select the desired Group of the PBX where you want to add the Mobile Extension user into the group.

Then press on the "Member List" button to add the desired Virtual extension of the user.

Add the desired Dummy Mobile Extension number of the Mobile Extension user as a member of the selected group.

Note: There is a limit of max 4 Dummy Mobile Extension in the same group that will receive the incoming calls simultaneously.

NS1000 Mobile Extension License

NS1000 'Mobile Extension' is a user individual license that enables the following features:

• Mobile twinning features
• Simultaneous ringing between desk and mobile number
• To transfer a call to a user's mobile from a PBX call received in the office
• To transfer a twinned call received on your mobile back to an extension in the office
• To use the dial through feature using DISA

Note on NS1000 DISA Licensing and Sizing

For NS1000 there no separate DISA modules. This is integrated in the NS1000 DSP module. You do however, need to consider which DSP type (S/M/L) you use. This choice is dependent on the amount of Mobile Extension users.

The NS1000 can have a maximum of 64 channels DISA, but it will use resources from the DSP module. For 10 - 20 concurrent users a DSP-M or DSP-L version is advised. Please refer to Panasonic or your reseller should you require further detail.