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Instructions for configuring Epygi IP PBX to work with Telnyx
The QX VoIP Carrier Wizard will guide you through the steps to configure your account. After finishing the wizard, the extensions on the QX will be able to place calls as well as receive calls. The VoIP Carrier Wizard supports both IP-based authentication and SIP registration methods. However, we will use SIP registration for this guide.
Note: This is a generic configuration for all QX models: QX20/QX50/QX200/QX500/QX2000/QX3000/QX5000/QXISDN4+, ecQX, UC20 and UC80. |
In this document, you will:
Pre-Requisites
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1. Register your Epygi IP PBX QX
In this step, you'll register your Epygi device and connect it to your Telnyx account.
From a computer connected to the same LAN as your Epygi QX, open your preferred web browser and enter
http://172.30.0.1into the address field.Log in. If you haven't yet updated the username or password, use the default credentials pre-configured on all QX devices.
Username: admin
Password: 19
IMPORTANT: Ensure that you update your device's credentials as soon as possible.
In the lefthand menu, select Telephony to open the VoIP carrier wizard and enter the following:
VoIP Carrier: Manual
Description: Telnyx (suggested)
Click Next.
On the next screen, configure the following settings:
Account Name: Your Telnyx account username
Password: Your Telnyx account password
SIP Registrar: sip.telnyx.com
SIP Server Port: 5060
Use RTP Proxy: Enabled
Click Next.
On the next screen, you'll define:
Access Code: (e.g. 011) Defines how to make outgoing calls through Telnyx, as well as the QX extension which will receive all incoming calls from the Telnyx SIP trunks.
Emergency code: (e.g. 911 or 999) Defines where to send an emergency call.
Route Incoming Calls To: The extension to which all incoming calls will be routed. (Note that the default setting for this field is the extension that sends callers to your auto-attendant. This is also a very common scenario, which is why we're using it for this example, but you can choose to send it to another extension, if you wish.)
Click Next.
You'll be taken to a screen where you can confirm your settings. If you're happy with the way they look, click Finish.
2. Place a call
This step is more of a reference, as it provides the data required to make a typical call. You don't need to place a call in order to complete any configuration setup or step.
Internal extensions: Dial the extension
External call: External call: 9 +10-digit number you wish to call
Emergency call: The emergency call number you configured in step 2 (i.e.: 911)
3. Additional Features
Voicemail Features
Star Codes
That's it, you've now completed the configuration of your VitalPBX and can now make and receive calls by using Telnyx as the SIP provider.
Additional Resources
Review our getting started guide to make sure your Telnyx Mission Control Portal account is set up correctly.
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