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From Bicom Systems Wiki

• 1Bicom Systems Customer Service
• 3Opening Support Ticket
• 4Emergency Ticket
• 7Escalating Ticket

Technical Support

The purpose of the Support team is to troubleshoot and resolve your technical problems to allow you, as our Partner, to live in the least restrictive environment.

Bicom Systems Support team offers:

• Friendly approach and way of communication
• Valuable problem-solving
• Clear and understandable replies

All queries are resolved to achieve one of the following:

• Issue resolved to Partners satisfaction
• Detailed explanation given if the issue is unsolvable
• Matter defined as being a feature request and transferred to developers
• Matter is raised as a bug in the bug tracker and an indication of resolution is provided
• Patch delivered for critical bugs

What we ask for in return:

• Legible and clear explanation of the problem with all possible details
• Answering inquiries promptly until a solution and mutual satisfaction is reached

• Monday - Thursday

• Friday

Bicom 2000

• Sunday – Monday

Bicom 2000 User Manual Download

• Weekends

Note: To see how to open an emergency ticket please check 'Emergency Ticket'.

All Partners with an active Support Contract can submit a Support ticket. All support matters should be entered as a Ticket.

To do so, please go to Bicom Systems Technical Support Portal. Select New Support Ticket and add all relevant information. Please make sure all requirements are met.

Note: Requirements can be found in 'Requirements' section.

Video Tutorial

This video will help you navigate through Bicom Systems Technical Support Portal. Please make sure to check it:

Step-by-step Tutorial

Here we will provide a step-by-step process of opening a New Support Ticket for all our Partners who prefer written instead of video instructions:

1. Go to the Bicom Systems Technical Support Portal

2. Select New Support Ticket at the very beginning of the page, below the Search bar

3. Submit a Ticket form will be opened

4. In the Requester field please insert your email address

5. The Subject field is regular description of the Ticket issue and it acts also as a search field. Once you type in the issue it will automatically search for related topics and display them on the side

6. From the Select Issue type field you need to choose Technical Issue

7. In Select product field select product on which the issue has been detected

8. After selecting the product additional fields will pop out (e.g. when selecting PBXware PBXware licence number, PBXware version and PBXware edition will be required)

9. In the Description field describe the issue in as much detail as possible.

Note: Please make sure to check Requirements section.

10. To attach files to the ticket please click on the Attach a file button.

11. Once all of the previous steps have been completed, click on the Submit button

User Manual Example

When to use Emergency Ticket

Emergency tickets can be used in the following scenarios:

• System down
• 50% of calls (or more) are unable to pass on the system
• SIPprot stopped working during the weekend (for other days please use regular tickets)

Opening Emergency Ticket

There are two ways of creating an Emergency ticket:

• By sending an email to “emergency@bicomsystems.com” and typing “URGENT” or “EMERGENCY” in subject field
• By going to Bicom Systems Technical Support Portal and submitting a ticket with “URGENT” or “EMERGENCY” in ticket subject field

NOTE: If trough investigation and troubleshooting, it is determined that the emergency was caused by a man-made error, or that it the issue was raised for a non-emergency issue, you may be subject to additional charges.

Online chat is available through your web login at My Account by clicking on the Support chat. Online Chat is preferable to tickets for the following reasons:

• Emergency Live Issues
• Matters that require more explanation and a relay of conversation for which tickets may take longer

Before directly seeking help from our Support team be sure to read the HOWTOs documents available for you. These documents contain step-by-step, nicely explained, instructions for faster resolution of minor issues. You can see a list of all HOWTOs on the following page HOWTOs_Generaland also on a Bicom Systems Technical Support Portal knowledge base.

In order to have a fast and efficient way of resolving issues, we provide our Partners with a Support Escalation system. Escalations are taken very seriously with an additional level of severity that results in a satisfied Partner.

We recommend the immediate initiation of a Support escalation process when there is a tangible impact on your production environment, or there is a high risk to the business operations.

How to escalate a ticket

To escalate a ticket go to Bicom Systems Technical Support Portal. Select New Support Ticket, under issue type select Escalation and add ticket number of a ticket you wish to escalate in Ticket number # field.In the Description field write the reason for escalating.

Escalation will then be handled by the Customer Experience team who will offer a solution depending on your problem type.

When to escalate a ticket

• When you have frequently recurring or multiple related high-priority incidents related to business impact and urgency
• In case of data loss or risk of potential data loss
• When there is a risk of potential or actual damage to your and our reputation
• The problem that was resolved earlier started recurring and you don't know what caused it
• When you are not satisfied with the understanding of the problem by the Support engineers (e.g. language barrier, poor experience, etc.)

When you should not escalate a ticket

• When you have not contacted the Support team before and created a ticket related to issue in question
• When the issue reported is not risky and urgent for your business
• When the Support team is already working on your problem and they did not exceed a reasonable timeframe for resolving

Feedback from Partners is of high importance to us. Therefore, we encourage you to inform us about all positive and negative experiences you have encountered.

To post a feedback please go to Bicom Systems Technical Support Portal. Select New Support Ticket and select Feedback as an issue type.In the Description field please write us as many details as possible and we will do our best to encourage actions that lead to positive feedback or to change what you marked as negative.

Note: Partners who cannot access Bicom Systems Support Portal because they don’t have an active Support Contract, can use customerexperience@bicomsystems.com for sending feedback messages.

Requirements our customers must meet in order for Bicom Systems staff members to be able to troubleshoot issues, perform maintenance or apply custom patches to their system:

• Direct access from public IP is a must as it is not possible to perform troubleshooting, maintenance procedures or custom patches applications through screen sharing applications.

• Systems access details, public address, GUI username and password as well as systems root password for SSH and Setup Wizard login.

• For systems operating from LAN or behind a firewall these ports must be opened/forwarded:

Web GUI:

TCP: 80, 81, 443

SSH access:

TCP: 2020 for PBXware

TCP for Serverware: 2020, 2222

NOTE: Please be aware that ports mentioned here are only for full system access only. For full list of ports that have to be opened in order for your system to be fully operational, please consult our HowTo on the link below:

The difference between Support contract and Maintenance is:

Support = you ask, we tell, you do

Maintenance = you ask, we do, we charge

In case Partners need additional work from Support apart from HowTo documents and clear explanation on a Support ticket, we offer Maintenance.During maintenance, Partners can ask for additional support service that will later be charged depending on the time required for performance.

Please be aware that unsupported modifications might lead to system failure as well as extensive data loss and server malfunctioning of the system.

Direct modifications of the hardware, base operating system or the database are not supported unless the instructions have been provided through our documentation or ticket.

Any subsequent identification of problems and their elimination will be charged extra for maintenance. The price will be calculated according to the time Bicom Systems developers spent troubleshooting the problem at the standard rates. Given the complicated nature of such items, identification of the issue may take long and the only course of reparation may be reinstallation and use of the most recent backup.

Find the owner’s manual for your Cannon Safe below. Be sure to REGISTER your safe to activate your warranty and to expedite any customer service needs you may have.

View the Cannon Safe Warranty, this information is also included in your Owner’s Manual

General Owner’s Manual

Applies to most Cannon Safes.
Your safe may require a unique manual or additional instructions; please see MANUAL REFERENCE GUIDE to determine which manual you should use.

Special Manual

Unique instruction manual for:

TS5730-H1-20
TS5520-30HEY21
TS5735-30H1EY21
CN40-60-MGE-20
AF5526-30-H1E-20
AF5534-30-H1E-20
AF5540-30-H1E-20
AY24-60-MGE-20
AY48-60-MGE-20

Models using a
SecuRam® Lock

Some DR8 Models