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Chapter 6 Upgrading the Cisco ATA 186 Software About the Software Upgrade Process Upgrading the Software by Using the Executable File To upgrade your Cisco ATA 186 by using the ata186us.exe file and the voice menu, you need the following: • A PC running Windows 9X/ME/NT/2000 • A network connection between the PC and the Cisco ATA 186 To upgrade, follow these steps: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 In Windows, click Start > Programs > MSDOS Command Prompt and locate or create a directory to store the file. After you unzip the files on the PC, save the executable file, the software image (the software image will have a ".zup" extension) to a directory on your PC. The images to save are: • ata186us.exe • ata186-vx.zup where x is the version number and date of the software release; for example, ata186-v2-00-0522b.zup. At the DOS prompt of the directory where the files are saved, enter: ata186us software_file_name. zup -d1 -any2 Press the function button to go to the configuration menu. Caution Step 5 will begin the upgrade process. Do not cancel the process or unplug the power cord at any time during the upgrade process; doing so can permanently damage your Cisco ATA 186. Wait until after the button stops flashing and the light has turned off. Step 5 Using the dialpad of your telephone attached to your Cisco ATA 186, enter: 100# ip_address_of_PC *8000# For example, if the IP address of your PC is 192.168.1.10, enter: 100#192*168*1*10*8000# OL-1267-01 Cisco ATA 186 Installation and Configuration Guide 6-3

Section	Page
Cisco ATA 186 and Cisco 188 Installation and Configuration Guide	1
contents	5
Prefacexi	5
chapter 1	5
CiscoATA186 Overview1-1	5
chapter 2	6
Installing the Cisco ATA 1862-1	6
chapter 3	6
Configuring the CiscoATA1863-1	6
chapter 4	7
Protocol-Specific Configurations4-1	7
chapter 5	7
Configuring Supplementary Services5-1	7
chapter 6	8
Upgrading the CiscoATA186 Software6-1	8
chapter 7	8
Using the FAX Passthrough Feature7-1	8
chapter 8	8
Testing and Troubleshooting the CiscoATA1868-1	8
appendix A	9
Voice Menu OptionsA-1	9
appendix B	9
Parameters and DefaultsB-1	9
appendix C	9
Audio Mode Parameters and DefaultsC-1	9
appendix D	9
Dial Plan Parameters and DefaultsD-1	9
appendix E	9
Paid Services and Call Features Parameters and DefaultsE-1	9
appendix F	9
Call Progress Tone Parameters and DefaultsF-1	9
appendix G	10
Call CommandsG-1	10
appendix H	10
Terms and AcronymsH-1	10
index	10
Preface	11
Who Should Read This Guide	11
Related Documentation	12
Conventions	12
Obtaining Documentation	16
World Wide Web	17
Ordering Documentation	17
Documentation Feedback	17
Obtaining Technical Assistance	18
Cisco.com	18
Technical Assistance Center	19
Contacting TAC by Using the Cisco TAC Website	19
Contacting TAC by Telephone	20
Product Disposal Warning	20
CiscoATA186 Overview	22
About the CiscoATA186	22
Hardware Features	23
Additional Feature	24
Software Features	25
General Features	25
H.323-specific Features	26
SIP Specific Features	27
About Supported Standards and Protocols	28
Electrical Specifications	29
Environmental Specifications	29
Standards Compliance	30
Dimensions	31
Installing the Cisco ATA 186	33
Installation Overview	33
Network Requirements	35
Safety Recommendations	35
System Requirements	36
Installation Warnings	37
Number 26 AWG Warning	37
Short-Circuit Protection Warning	38
TN Power Systems Warning	40
Installing the CiscoATA186	41
Verifying the Installation	43
Configuring the CiscoATA186	45
Configuration Requirements	45
About Using the Voice Configuration Menu	46
Using the Voice Configuration Menu	48
Using the Web Configuration Page	48
About Autoprovisioning	49
cfgfmt.exe and ptag.dat Files	50
Updating the Profile from the TFTP Server	51
About Profile and Configuration Security	51
Passwords	51
Encrypt Key	52
About Using the DHCP Server	52
Configuring Codec Options	54
Protocol-Specific Configurations	55
About Signaling Protocols	55
About H.323-Specific Configurations	55
About Gatekeeper Requirements for H.323	56
Enabling IP Routing	56
Connecting to a Network Time Protocol Server	57
Using ISDN/EI	57
Manipulating the Dial String	58
Configuring Security Levels	58
About Alternate Gatekeepers and RAS	59
About SIP-Specific Configurations	59
About Using a Proxy Server with SIP	60
About NAT Support with SIP	60
Configuring Supplementary Services	63
Changing Call Commands	63
Cancelling a Supplementary Service	63
Common Supplementary Services	64
About 3-Way Calling (Conference Calling)	64
Making a 3-Way Call in the U.S.	64
Making a 3-Way Call in Sweden	64
About Call Waiting	65
Call Waiting in the U.S.	65
Call Waiting in Sweden	65
About Call Forwarding	66
Forwarding Calls in the U.S.	66
Forwarding Calls in Sweden	67
About Call Return	67
Returning Calls in the U.S.	67
Returning Calls in Sweden	67
About Calling Line Identification Presentation	67
Calling Line Identification Presentation in the U.S.	67
Calling Line Identification Presentation in Sweden	68
About Calling Line Identification Restriction	68
Calling Line Identification Restriction in the U.S.	68
Calling Line Identification Restriction in Sweden	68
Upgrading the CiscoATA186 Software	69
About Upgrading from Release 1.xx to Release 2.0	69
About the Software Upgrade Process	70
Upgrading the Software by Using the Executable File	71
Upgrading the Software from a TFTP Server	72
Using the FAX Passthrough Feature	75
About FAX Passthrough	75
About Configuring the CiscoATA186 for FAX Passthrough	76
About Configuring the Cisco Gateway for FAX Passthrough	77
Disabling the FAX Passthrough Feature	78
About FAX Mode	78
Configuring the CiscoATA186 for FAX Mode	78
Configuring the CiscoATA186 for Fax Mode on a Per-Call Basis	79
Configuring the Cisco Gateway for FAX Mode	79
Testing and Troubleshooting the CiscoATA186	81
Testing the CiscoATA186 Configuration	81
Making a Call	81
Troubleshooting Tips	82
Symptoms and Actions	83
Installation and Upgrade Issues	87
Mass Provisioning Issues	88
Contacting TAC	88
Debugging	89
Voice Menu Options	91
Parameters and Defaults	101
User Interface (UI) Parameter	102
Provisioning Parameters	103
Firmware Upgrade Parameters	105
Operating Parameters	107
Audio Mode Parameters and Defaults	119
Dial Plan Parameters and Defaults	121
About Programmable Dial Plans	121
About Dial Plan Commands	122
Example 1	123
Example 2 (Default Dial Plan)	124
Dial Plan Blocking	125
Paid Services and Call Features Parameters and Defaults	127
Call Progress Tone Parameters and Defaults	129
Call Progress Tone Parameters	129
Call Waiting and Alert Tone	130
Playback Tone	130
Notes	131
Example -- Calculating The Volume Levels For Dial Tone	131
Example Call Progress Tone Parameters	132
Call Commands	133
Context Command Lists	133
Syntax	134
Context-Identifiers	135
Action Identifiers	136
Call Command Example	137
Call Command Behaviors	139
U.S. Call Command	145
Configuring	146
Sweden Call Command	146
Configuring	148
Terms and Acronyms	149
index	151
Symbols	151
A	151
C	151
D	151
E	151
F	152
G	152
H	152
I	152
L	152
M	152
N	153
O	153
P	153
R	153
S	153
T	154
U	154
V	154