Initiation of an Emergency IP Networking Route

A SIP route is used to allow the logged-off SIP telephones to make emergency calls and to receive dial-back calls from the emergency center.

An H.323 IP route is used to allow the logged-off H.323 telephones (only DBC 4xx terminals) to make emergency calls and to receive dial-back calls from the emergency center.

Execution (using H.323)

To initiate an emergency IP networking route using H.323, the following commands are needed:
  • ROCAI command as described in the operational directions for IP NETWORKING.
  • RODAI command as described in the operational directions for IP NETWORKING. The D06 digit of the VARI parameter must be set to Emergency route.
  • RIANI command as described in the operational directions for IP NETWORKING. For an emergency route, it is not allowed to use the IP and RROUID parameters in the command RIANI. The reason is that the IP address to send the dial-back call is not static, but that of the latest logged-off IP telephone that made an emergency call through this route. The same happens with the remote password.
  • ROEQI command as described in the operational directions for IP NETWORKING.
Note: All the trunk lines for the emergency IP networking route must be initiated in the same LIM.

Execution (using SIP)

To initiate an emergency IP networking route using SIP, the following commands are needed:
  • sip_route commands described in the command description for SIP ROUTE. Initiate the route (to the Emergency center) with one of the MXONE-emergency profiles.
  • ROCAI command as described in the operational directions for IP NETWORKING and ROUTE DATA.
  • RODAI command as described in the operational directions for IP NETWORKING and ROUTE DATA. The D06 digit of VARI parameter must be set to Emergency route.
  • ROEQI command as described in the operational directions for IP NETWORKING and ROUTE DATA.
Note: All the trunk lines for the emergency IP networking route must be initiated in the same LIM.

Example 1

Initiate an emergency IP networking route without entry password by using the following commands:
  1. ROCAI:ROU=70,SEL=0110100000000010,SIG=011110101190,TRAF=03151515,TRM=4,SERV=0010000007,BCAP=001100;
  2. RODAI:ROU=70,TYPE=TL65,VARC=00000001,VARI=00000101, VARO=00000000;
  3. ROEQI:ROU=70,TRU=1-1&&1-16;

Example 2

Initiate an emergency IP networking route with route ID by using the following commands. Notice that in this case the route ID must be sent by the IP telephone:
  1. ROCAI:ROU=70,SEL=0110100000000010,SIG=011110101190,TRAF=03151515,TRM=4,SERV=0010000007,BCAP=001100;
  2. RODAI:ROU=70,TYPE=TL65,VARC=00000001,VARI=00000101, VARO=00000000;
  3. RIANI:ROU=70,LROUID="ROUID70";
  4. ROEQI:ROU=70,TRU=1-1&&1-16;

Example 3

Initiate an emergency route using the SIP protocol by using the following commands:

Route data:
  1. sip_route -set -route 77 -profile MXONE-emergency -uristring0 sip:[email protected] -accept EMERGENCY -match 112,00112 -sosanumber 04
  2. ROCAI:ROU=77,SEL=7110000000000010,SIG=0111111000A0,TRAF=03151515,TRM=4,SERV=3110000001,BCAP=000100;
  3. RODAI:ROU=77,TYPE=TL66,VARI=00000011,VARC=00000001, VARO=00000000;
  4. ROEQI:ROU=77,TRU=1-2;
  5. ROEQI:ROU=77,TRU=2-2;
Emergency callback destination(s):
  1. RODDI:ROU=77,DEST=04,SRT=1,ADC=0505000000000250000000000000;

    If more than one destination is wanted, also enter: RODDI:ROU=77,DEST=05,SRT=1,ADC=0505000000000250000000000000;

  2. number_initiate -numbertype ed -number 04,05

Domain data:
  1. ip_domain -i --domain-name bilbao.es --ip-net 130.100.11.0/24 --emedir 1234,1235 --area-code 08
  2. number_initiate -numbertype ex -number 1234
  3. If more than one extension is wanted, also enter number_initiate -numbertype ex -number 1235
  4. extension -i -d 1234 --lim 1 --csp 3 --emergency yes

    and if more than one is wanted, also enter

    extension -i -d 1235 --lim 1 --csp 3 --emergency yes

Parent topic: Emergency IP Networking Route
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