Proxima IP PBX Server Quick Start rev. 1.00.01
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4. Server connection to Ethernet (LAN)
The Proxima IP PBX Server is configured via Ethernet using a PC and an Internet browser. In
order to connect the server to LAN, standard computer network wiring, preferably UTP or FTP,
should be used. The place of connecting the network cable on the Proxima server processor is
shown in the figure below:
After the server has been properly connected to LAN on ETH1 connector, a green LED will light
up and a yellow LED will flash on the front panel:
PROXIMA-PROC driver card signalisation:
POWER (green LED) signals that the processor is supplied:
emits continuous light the processor is supplied
emits no light the processor is not supplied
RUN (yellow LED) signals the PROXIMA-PROC driver status
flashes 1.0 s/1.0 s proper operation of the driver processor: none server port is
active
flashes 0.1 s/0.1 s server operation: at least one of the trunk or extension equipment
is active
emits continuous light driver processor is not working
emits no light driver processor is not working
VoIP (blue LED) signals the VoIP channels and ports status
flashes 1.0 s/1.0 s proper operation; none of the registered IP ports is active (no
ongoing VoIP call)
flashes 0.1 s/0.1 s at least one IP port (trunk or extension) is active (ongoing VoIP
call)
emits continuous light driver processor is not working
emits no light no IP port has been defined or driver processor is not working
ALERT (red LED) signals the incorrect Proxima server status
emits continuous light warning: PRA card red alarm, excessive errors number while
saving/reading data from microSD card (all warnings and server operational
parameters incorrect statuses are saved in the server operation report)
emits no light server is working correctly: no warnings, correct status of monitored
server operational parameters.
