60.1. First Steps

60.1. First Steps
	Chapter 60. OPC panel - End user manual

60.1.1. Connect to the Web interface

Open up your Internet browser (preferably Firefox) and type in the IP address of the Abilis.

Figure 60.1. Abilis home

60.1.2. Log-in

When the homepage opens up, log-in with your personal USER-ID and Password (if you haven't got USER-ID/password yet, ask your system administrator).

Please consider the options for your login. You may choose to be recognized by Abilis:

Login expiry on browser closure: the next time you connect, you will have to login again. This option is recommended if you aren't using your own computer.
Login default timeout (1 days 0 hours 0 min.): your login will expire exactly after one day (this amount of time could be different).
Remember login permanently: your browser saves your credentials and sends them automatically.

Figure 60.2. Log-in

60.1.3. First look at the Operator Control Panel

Now that you are logged in, you can access to the OPC panel. Click on the OPC panel icon and you'll see the following screen:

Figure 60.3. OPC panel's homepage

Homepage: return to the homepage.
Log-out: show the logged user and the log-out button.
Call section: icons for call management.
Utility section: some useful icons for the access to frequently used functions:
Settings/Preferences: icons for accessing to settings and preferences:
- Settings: change view settings of the OPC screen.
- Preferences: manage call forwarding, fork, voice mail.
Option icons: some icons that show user's enabled options.
The option icons are the following ones:
- DND
- Fork
- Forward (in 4 ways)
  Always active
  Active on busy
  Active on no answer
  Active on all failures except busy and no answer.
- Advanced rules
- Voice mail (in 4 ways)
  Always active
  Active on busy
  Active on no answer
  Active on all failures except busy and no answer.
- Call recording
Queues: show information about queue.
Group: show the group name.
Available userbox: show information about a user that isn't engaged in a call.
Busy user box: show information about a user that is engaged in a call.
Not logged-in user box: show information about a user that is using a software phone and isn't logged-in.

60.1.4. User box

A user box is made like this:

Figure 60.4. User box

Internal telephone number used to call the user.
User name. You can call him by clicking on it.
The local port type.
The user picture.
The info icon. Click on it to view details about the user.
Figure 60.5. Example of details about user
Option icon: the icon show if the user has enabled option DND.
Refresh the GPS localization of Abilisphone user.
Note
The icon is present if the VOIP-AP-TRACKING parameter is enabled, see: Section 54.2.3, “User Preference table”.
Note
The refresh of GPS localization is possible after the first registration of Abilisphone user, and at any time, if the user is active within 4 days.
The GPS localization icon for Abilisphone users. Placing the mouse over the icon will show the time at which position has been delivered and clicking on it will open a popup window using Google maps.
Figure 60.6. Example of GPS localization for Abilisphone user

Note
The icon is present if the VOIP-AP-TRACKING parameter is enabled, see: Section 54.2.3, “User Preference table”.
Note
The position will be deleted after 8 hours or upon Abilis reboot.

	Note
The icon is present if the VOIP-AP-TRACKING parameter is enabled, see: Section 54.2.3, “User Preference table”.

	Note
The refresh of GPS localization is possible after the first registration of Abilisphone user, and at any time, if the user is active within 4 days.

	Note
The icon is present if the VOIP-AP-TRACKING parameter is enabled, see: Section 54.2.3, “User Preference table”.

	Note
The position will be deleted after 8 hours or upon Abilis reboot.

There are different types of user boxes:

Black border box: identifies the box relevant to you.
Figure 60.7. Your user box
White box: the headset is on-hook.
Figure 60.8. Available user
Black box: the headset is off-hook (the user is busy).
At the left of the user's telephone number there is a symbol that indicates the call direction (> if there is a received call, <none> if there is a outgoing call).
Under the name there is a symbol that indicates the call direction (< if there is an incoming call, > if there is a outgoing call), followed by the called number.
Figure 60.9. Busy user
Blinking Black box: the telephone is ringing.
Figure 60.10. Ringing
Grey box: the relevant user isn't logged in.
Figure 60.11. Not logged in

If the user owns more than one interface, they are represented with tabs on the user box.

Figure 60.12. Tabbed view

In this example the first tab is the CTIP interface (the analog phone with number 49) and in the second tab is the VO interface (the AbilisPhone number 749).

Figure 60.13. The second tab

To change the Main Interface, see: Section 60.10, “Setting the Views”.