====== Aeonix ======

The DuVoice 7.00 can link to an Aeonix PBX using a TCP connection where the PBX is the client.  This link uses the protocol and features listed in the table below:

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^Link Type^Protocol Used^Log File Prefix^Features Supported^
|//TCP Server//|//Subset of Oracle Opera FIAS 2.20.3 protocol//|AEONIX|Check In, Check Out, Room Move, Name Change, Maid Status, Controlled Restriction, DND|

This page is used to configure the 7.00's link to the Aeonix.

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The settings are grouped into two categories:  //Network// and //Overrides//.  Configure the settings as needed and then click **OK** to save your changes and close the dialog.  Or click **Cancel** to discard any changes and close the dialog.

===== Network Settings =====

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^Setting^Default^Description^
|//IP or DNS Name//|(blank)|**For future use.**  Currently, the Aeonix link requires the PBX to act as the client, so it is not necessary to configure this setting (and it will be ignored).|
|//TCP Port number//|5001|Enter the port number to listen on for connections from the PBX.|

===== Overrides =====

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^Setting^Default^Description^
|//Checksum//|Disabled|Must be set to **disabled** because the FIAS protocol does not support checksum over TCP.|
|//ENQ with ACK//|Disabled|Must be set to **disabled** because the FIAS protocol does not support ENQ, ACK or NAK over TCP.|
|//Send ENQ//|Disabled|Must be set to **disabled** because the FIAS protocol does not support ENQ over TCP.|
|//Disable ACK-NAK//|Enabled|Must be set to **enabled** because the FIAS protocol does not support ACK-NAK over TCP.|
|//Polling Interval//|300|Enter the number of seconds to wait between polling (keep-alive) messages.  Ideally, this should not be less than 60 seconds unless the PBX requires it.|
|//Transmit Delay//|500|Enter the time, in milliseconds, that the voice server should wait after sending a message (and receiving the ACK response) before it can send another message.\\ \\ The default is 500 ms (half a second).  If the PBX is getting overwhelmed, you can increase this value to artificially slow the pace of message traffic.|