Grandstream 410X Setup - Revision history

Mike Lunn: /* Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway */

2025-02-07T20:35:46Z

Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway

Mike Lunn: /* Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway */

2025-02-07T15:48:05Z

Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway

Mike Lunn: /* Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway */

2025-02-07T15:47:22Z

Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway

Mike Lunn: /* Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway */

2025-02-07T15:46:15Z

Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway

Mike Lunn: /* Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway */

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Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway

Mike Lunn: /* Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway */

2024-03-13T14:05:30Z

Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway

Mike Lunn: /* Procedure—Configuration */

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Procedure—Configuration

Mike Lunn: /* Procedure-Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream */

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Procedure-Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream

Mike Lunn: /* Procedure-Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream */

2019-11-12T22:18:17Z

Procedure-Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream

Mike Lunn: /* Procedure-Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream */

2019-11-12T22:11:33Z

Procedure-Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream

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 If you are installing and HT841 gateway, you will program it the same as the GXW 410X below with 2 added settings.
-# In the SIP provider page you will change the Port to Custom and make it 6062.
+# In the SIP provider page you will change the Port to Custom and go to the fxo profile and look to see what port is manually.
 # In the HT841 you will wet the FXO Port settings for the Hunt Group to port 1. Active, and the rest of the ports to 1.
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−	== Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway ==	+	== Grandstream GXW 410X Gateway and HT841 FXO FXS Gateway ==
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		+	If you are installing and HT841 gateway, you will program it the same as the GXW 410X below with 2 added settings.
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		+	# In the SIP provider page you will change the Port to Custom and make it 6062.
		+	# In the HT841 you will wet the FXO Port settings for the Hunt Group to port 1. Active, and the rest of the ports to 1.
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		+	[[File:HT841.png\|frameless\|600x600px]]
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	Description		Description

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-<br/>7. Navigate to Settings and then select Channels Settings on the left. Program the Unconditional Call Forward to VOIP: to include the DID (Direct Inward Dial) number(s) that are to be routed.This routing is accomplished by Profiles 1, 2 & 3. Usually only one is necessary.This data field is the routing of the calls that are received on this FXO circuit (It is recomended to use our example on this line which is<br/>ch1:1111;ch2:2222;ch3:3333;ch4:4444;<br/>This will create "virtual DIDs" of 1111, 2222, etc, that allow you to enter DIDs in the PBX under the SIP Provider so you can route calls to different locations based on what line they came in on.&nbsp; We have programmed the Grandstream to route calls that have been received to the SIP Server using Profile 1.
+<br/>7. Navigate to Settings and then select Channels Settings on the left. Program DTMF Methods to ch1-4:2;.  Program the Unconditional Call Forward to VOIP: to include the DID (Direct Inward Dial) number(s) that are to be routed.This routing is accomplished by Profiles 1, 2 & 3. Usually only one is necessary.This data field is the routing of the calls that are received on this FXO circuit (It is recomended to use our example on this line which is<br/>ch1:1111;ch2:2222;ch3:3333;ch4:4444;<br/>This will create "virtual DIDs" of 1111, 2222, etc, that allow you to enter DIDs in the PBX under the SIP Provider so you can route calls to different locations based on what line they came in on.&nbsp; We have programmed the Grandstream to route calls that have been received to the SIP Server using Profile 1.
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 . Go to the Port Scheduling Schema (Voip->PSTN) section and input the code or codes that you wish (99x)
-=== Procedure-Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream ===
+=== Procedure—Configure Multiple Line Groups on Single Grandstream ===
 '''1 -''' In order to put the lines into separate outbound groups you will need to configure each round robin group under FXO Lines => Dialing.  In this example lines 1-3 are in the first group and line 4 is standalone.

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-'''4 -''' On the PBX side we will need to create two trunks, both pointing to the same IP address of the Grandstream, but each will have a different user.  Be absolutely certain you configure the trunk with Insecure = No, this setting will tell the PBX to consider the user when taking the call.  Notice that on the 2nd trunk we've added the correct port number for line 4 and the correct User associated with line 4.  These two settings are what make the 2nd trunk use line 4, the first trunk is using the default port of 5060 and therefore only needs the user to distinguish incoming calls.
+'''4 -''' On the PBX side we will need to create two trunks, both pointing to the same IP address of the Grandstream, but each will have a different user.  '''Be absolutely certain you configure the trunk with Insecure = No''', this setting will tell the PBX to consider the user when taking the call.  Notice that on the 2nd trunk we've added the correct port number for line 4 and the correct User associated with line 4.  These two settings are what make the 2nd trunk use line 4, the first trunk is using the default port of 5060 and therefore only needs the user to distinguish incoming calls.
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		+	Outgoing calls will now be sent to port 5060 on the Grandstream to use lines 1-3, calls sent to 5160 will use line 4. Incoming calls on lines 1-3 will hit the PBX with the user of 0001 which will select the first trunk, incoming calls on line 4 will hit the PBX with user 0002 selecting the 2nd trunk.

	== Remote Grandstream Configuration ==		== Remote Grandstream Configuration ==