Quick Start Guide http://www.farsouthnet.com

Version 1.0, January 26, 2017

Welcome to the world of Com.X intelligent Asterisk™ solutions! This leaflet will help you to get started with your new Wanderbox Duo solution. This getting started guide addresses networking and installation of the Wanderbox Duo unit and should be read in conjunction with the Com.X Administrator's guide at:

http://www.farsouthnet.com/support/manuals/

Product user manuals and installation guides are available at: http://www.farsouthnet.com/support/manuals/

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DescriptionThe two diagrams above show rear and side views of the Wanderbox Duo and its available connections.

Two 4-port slot are available for a Digital (RJ45) or Analogue line card(RJ11), numbered 1-1 to 1-4 and 2-1 to 2-4. Each slot can accommodate a Basic Rate ISDN (4BRI card) or a 4-port Analogue MITA(mini-intelligent telephony adapter) card (2O2S, 4S, 4O) or an additional MITA LAN (RJ45) port. All telephony hardware interfaces are modular, availability thereof is dependent on the Wanderbox Duo build to order.

Analog port configuration based on the Wanderbox Duo build:

Build Port 1-1 Port 1-2 Port 1-3 Port 1-4 Port 2-1 Port 2-2 Port 2-3 Port2-4

2O2S MITA card

FXS FXS FXO FXO FXS FXS FXO FXO

4S MITA card

FXS FXS FXS FXS FXS FXS FXS FXS

4O MITA card

FXO FXO FXO FXO FXO FXO FXO FXO

4B MITA card

BRI BRI BRI BRI N/A N/A N/A N/A

MITA LAN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A LAN2

MITA 2O2S Fail-over support:

In the case of 2O2S cards, when the unit is powered down, Port 1(FXS) connects internally to Port 4(FXO) and Port 2(FXS) connects to Port 3(FXO), via bypass circuitry. This provides lifeline service during power failure.

A single 10/100/Base-T LAN interface is provided and designated as Eth0 in the user interface.

The remaining connectors are, 12V,2.5A DC input, USB OTG & USB1, HDMI port, Wi-Fi antenna connector and an On/Off button.

Code Description

Red – Solid on Boot fault

Green – Solid on System operational

LED type Code Description

Status

Green – On Powered onBooted and fully functional/ Configured state.

Green – Flashing Card networking activity(refer to product troubleshooting guide for diagnostics)

Orange - Solid Boot state/ Unconfigured state

Red – Flashing Fault diagnostic status

Red / Green - Flashing

During Power off/on.

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Hardware Installation

1. The Wanderbox Duo server is powered using the 12VDC 2.5A power adapter included with your unit. Connect the power adapter to the server and to mains supply and turn the server on.

2. Connect the Wanderbox Duo server to the LAN switch using the Ethernet port and a standard Ethernet cable.

3. Connect FXS ports to telephones, fax machines etc. using standard RJ-11 cables.

4. Connect FXO ports to telco lines, PBX's, etc. using standard RJ-11 cables.

Accessing the Wanderbox server

Default access details for the Wanderbox are:

user: comma

password: farsouth

1 The Wanderbox Duo server GUI can be accessed using the URL:

http://<ip> - where <ip> is the IP addressed assigned to the unit via DHCP, or one of the statically configured IP's.

All administrative tasks elaborated on below can be performed from the GUI.

Please refer to the Administrator's guide for more detail.

2 The Wanderbox Duo server supports console access via its USB2.0 OTG port using a USB-A(M) to USB-A(M) cable:

Connect the USB cable to the Wanderbox Duo and your PC

Wait for the network to establish

Once the connection is established you will be able to gain ssh access via terminalby running:

shh comma@192.168.102.1

password: farsouth

3 The Wanderbox Duo server requests its IP address from the LAN / WAN via physical Ethernet port LAN1, (labeled the eth0 interface in the Operating System).

LAN2 will be labeled as eth1 in the operating system and will be fully configurable.

4 This interface can be re-configured with a static IP in /etc/network/interfaces as follows:auto eth0iface eth0 inet staticaddress xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxnetmask 255.255.255.0

Note that the operating system networking will need to be restarted after this configuration change:sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart

5 Wanderbox Duo Wi-Fi Access Point connectivity: WLAN standards : IEEE 802.11b/g/n, 2.4GHzInterface : wlan0Channel : 1ssid : (Defaulted to the system serial number,eg. “FSN8Xxxxxx”)wpa_passphrase : wanderbox

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If you are going to connect via Wi-Fi please ensure the antenna is connected to theWanderbox Duo and that your laptop or tablet supports WPA2 /PSK.

On your device go to Wi-Fi settings and locate the SSID of your Wanderbox“FSN8Xxxxxx”

You will now be prompted for a pass_phrase. The default pass_phrase is “wanderbox”, this may be changed in the GUI under networking.

On connecting successfully you will receive an IP address and the unit will be the gateway address on your Wi-Fi network settings.

Open your browser (chrome is recommended) and browse to the IP address in the browser address bar.

Network

Interface DHCP client IP Netmask

LAN1 (eth0) Yes - -

LAN2 (eth1) No 192.168.101.1 255.255.255.0

Usb0 No 192.168.102.1 255.255.255.0

VLAN 1.103 No 192.168.103.1 255.255.255.0

WLAN0 No 192.168.104.1 255.255.255.0

1 The Wanderbox Duo server is pre-configured with fixed IP addresses for the internal comma device and WLAN.

Logging and Diagnostics

1. From the Comma-GUI, select the Monitoring menu for an extensive monitoring suite.

2. A log is maintained while the Comma Manager is running, typically found at /var/log/comma.log.less /var/log/comma.log

3. The command line interface of the Comma MITA may be accessed from the Comma Manager directory by typing: comma-console <IP ADDRESS>

4. The Wanderbox Duo server system log keeps a record of system warnings and errors and can be found at:less /var/log/syslog

5. The Asterisk PBX server command line can be accessed from the server as follows:sudo asterisk –vvvr

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