apivio Liberty L2 User manual

Liberty L2
Wi-Fi Portable Phone
User Manual
Model: WP300S

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User Precautions
Please read these instructions carefully to protect yourself and others
from personal injury or damage to property.
Precautions when installing
· Avoid installing in excessively hot, cold, dusty or humid places.
· Avoid exposure to strong vibrations or direct sunlight.
· Since the phone generates heat when it operates, please do not install
it in locations with low heat tolerance.
· To prevent re or risk of electric shock, do not use with a damaged cord
or plug. Do not touch the power outlet with wet hands.
· Do not place on an unstable surface to avoid injury or breakage if
device falls or is dropped.
Precautions when cleaning
· Use a dry, soft cloth when you clean the phone.
· Do not use harsh chemicals such as benzene or thinner to clean the
phone.
· Wipe the power plug with a dry, soft cloth to avoid re or electric shock
hazards.
Precautions when using
· Do not touch the phone with wet hands.
· Do not use the phone for anything other than its intended purpose.
· Do not pull on the power plug and adapter when unplugging the phone.
· If the phone emits an unusual noise or smell, or if you see smoke coming
from the phone, please unplug the adapter and cable immediately.
· Do not place the phone in an area that is wet or dusty.
· Do not place anything heavy on top of the phone.
· Do not put any foreign material inside the product or charger.
· Do not place the phone near or in areas of extreme heat, such as in
direct sunlight or beside a heater.
· Do not place the product close to magnetic objects such as a magnet,
TV, monitor or speaker.
· Back up your valuable data on the phone regularly.
· Please note that the phone and battery can heat up during a lengthy call.
· Failure to comply with the precautions in this section will void any
applicable warranty.
· Any changes or modications to the equipment not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void user’s
authority to operate the equipment.

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· Do not incinerate the battery. Please dispose of it responsibly or recycle
it in accordance with local regulations.
· Normal battery life should continue for at least 6 months from date of
purchase.
· Before rst-time use, and after using the phone for a long period of time
without charging, please charge the battery fully by connecting power
adaptor.
Precautions when using battery
· Do not use this phone with a battery from another manufacturer, as this
could damage the device.
· Replace the battery if it appears swollen, as there is a risk of explosion.
· Use only the specied manufacturer's adapter to charge the phone.
· Keep the phone and battery away from children and pets.
· Do not place the phone or battery near rearms or unlicensed radio
products.
· Do not submerge the phone in liquid or get the battery wet.
· Do not store the phone inside a car during the summer, or other areas
with high temperature and humidity.
· Do not use the phone in steam rooms, or other areas with high
temperature and humidity.
· Do not continuously use the phone for long periods of time.
· Do not place the phone directly on blankets, electric blankets, or
carpeted areas.
· Do not allow metallic objects to come into contact with the battery
terminals.
· Do not disassemble, crush, or puncture the phone or battery, as there
is a risk of explosion and electric shock.

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User Precautions
FCC SAR Compliance Statement
Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed
and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio
frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of comprehensive
guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general
population.
The guidelines are based on safety standards previously set by both U.S.
and international standards bodies:
· American National Standards Institute (ANSI) IEEE. C95.1-1992.
· National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement
(NCRP). Report 86.1986.
· International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
(ICNIRP) 1996.
· Ministry of Health (Canada). Safety Code 6.
The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure
the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure
FCC Compliance statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:
· Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
· Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
· Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
· Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement
known as the Specic Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the
FCC is 1.6W/kg.
Warning
· This device is for indoor use, only in the 5150Mhz ~ 5250Mhz
frequency range.
· This device was tested for typical body-worn operations.
· To comply with RF exposure requirements, keep at least 1.5 cm
(0.5 inches) between the user's body and the headset, including
the antenna.
· Do not use third-party belt clips, holsters, or other accessories that
contain metallic components.
· Avoid use of body-worn accessories that do not meet the above
criteria, as they may not comply with RF exposure requirements.
User manual specications and the IP Phone software version may be
updated by the manufacturer without any notice.
CAUTION
· RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN
INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES
ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.

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Contents
Basic Instructions
User Precautions .......................... 02
Components ................................. 07
HD Voice Features ....................... 08
About the Phone ........................... 09
LCD Status ................................... 10
Insert the Battery ........................... 11
Install the Adapter ......................... 11
Wi-Fi Connection .......................... 12
Access Web UI ......................... 13
Basic Functions
Make a Call ................................. 16
Multi-line Account ......................... 16
During a call ................................. 17
Answer and Hang up ................... 17
Call History .................................... 18
Transfer ......................................... 18
Pick Up .......................................... 19
Vibrate Mode................................. 19
Mute .............................................. 19
Speaker Phone ............................ 19
Adjust Volume ............................... 19
Ring Type ...................................... 19
Phone Book .................................. 20
Call Forwarding ............................ 21
Push to Talk (PTT) ........................ 21
Messaging .................................... 22
Extra Functions
Useful Functions ........................... 23
Text Input ....................................... 25
Display .......................................... 26
Settings ......................................... 27
System Info ................................... 28
CLive ............................................. 29
Self-Diagnosis .............................. 30
Supplements
Troubleshooting ........................... 31
Treatment before Disposal ........... 32
Warranty ....................................... 32
Specications ............................... 35

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Components
Please check to ensure the components pictured below are in the box after purchase.
If there are any missing items, please contact the retail store where you purchased the device.
Basic
: Device, Power Adapter, Battery, User Manual
Options
: Cradle, Ruggedized Case
Cradle Ruggedized Case
Battery
User ManualDevice Power Adapter

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HD Voice Features
· This device uses high-end speakers and receivers to
support HD Voice capability.
· This device deploys HD Voice clarity similar to an HD TV.
· This device outputs a higher voice quality than the
standard Internet phone.
<Voice quality comparison between standard
phone voice technology, and HD Voice technology>

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About the Phone
Volume : Adjust the sound volume.
Menu : Access the phone menu.
Search : Search your contact list by name.
Wireless Line : Search Wi-Fi networks.
Call Logs : Access the call logs.
Message : SMS (Texting is not supported at this time).
Phone Book : Access the phone book.
OK : Select the item.
Speaker Phone : During a calling, press the [ ] button to call
via the external speakers.
Keypad : To input text, press the [ ] button then
Text input keypad will appear.
Call : Receive or end a call.
End : End a call. Power on/off.
Number/Text : Input numbers or text.
/Vibrate Mode : Press and hold the [ ] button for vibrate mode.
/Lock : Press and hold the [ ] button to lock/unlock the keypad.
Pick Up : Pick up a call from another phone on your account.
Mute : Mute your current call.
Trans : Transfer current call to another phone number.

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LCD Status
Time, Date
Indicates the time
and date.
Menu
Press to access
phone menu.
Status Icon
Indicates phone
status. Please refer
to the icon legend
on the right, for
details.
Search
Press to search
Phone Book.
Indicates the battery is charging, and the charging status.
Indicates the CLive server status.
Indicates the phone call function is unavailable.
(No account information)
(Green Number) Indicates the phone call function is available.
Indicates the alarm has been set.
Indicates you have unread messages.
Indicates the answering machine function has been set.
Indicates that the phone is in locked mode.
Indicates Wi-Fi signal strength.
Strong signal Weak signal
Indicates battery status.
Fully charged Good Poor Charge
(Red Number) Indicates the phone call function is unavailable.
(Authentication failure)

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Insert the Battery
Install the Adaptor (Option)
Please use the included battery. If you need to exchange or
purchase another battery, please contact an authorized service
center.
Connect the adaptor to the rear connector.
Connect the charger plug into
a power outlet.
Pull out the cover at the side as shown above,
and lift the cover up .
Insert the battery with the
charging pins aligned with
the grooves and
push down .
Replace the battery cover from the
left to right and press down
until you hear a click.
Fit up
Push
Place the Wi-Fi phone on the
charging cradle to charge.
You can check the charging status
with the indicated icon
on the top display.
Charging the battery

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Wi-Fi Connection
You will be connected and
can begin using your device.
Select the desired network, Press ,
and enter applicable password.
Press and hold the button
for 3 seconds to power on the phone.
Press to search for
available Wi-Fi connections
When connecting to a Wi-Fi network, the Web Browser opens automatically if Web Authentication is required. If registration
to the server fails, open the Web Browser again to conrm if it has connected to the AP (Refer to the page 24).

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Access Web UI
You can check the phone status or set up the phone via the
Web Browser. Please follow the steps below.
1. To check IP address
→ 8. System Info → 3. Network Info
2. Type http://IP address:8000 into the Web Browser to access
Web UI
3. Input User Name: "user", and Password: "0000" to log-in

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Access Web UI
Displays real-time phone status and information. Account : Check and confirm account information.
Call SetupHome

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Access Web UI
Phone Password : Change the user password.
Network : Set roaming feature.
QoS : Set up QoS related settings.
Time : Select Time Zone and set NTP server.
Functions : Enable or Disable phone functions.
Wi-Fi Scan Channel : Select Wi-Fi channels.
Phone Setup Function Setup

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Make a Call
Multi-line Account
Access Web UI
Reboot : Reboot the phone.
Factory Default : Restore to factory default settings.
· Before restoring default settings, please be sure as all
personal settings will be completely deleted.
Liberty L2 supports two (2) SIP accounts. To swap between
accounts, press the key.
Multi-line feature is only available for the numbers from the
same service provider.
Maintenance
Input the call
number
Using
Phone Book
Short Dial
Using Phone
History
In standby mode, press and hold the last digit
of Short Dial. (Short Dial setup from 00 to 99)
Search and select
the desired number.
Press the phone number.
Select the number
in history.

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Basic Functions02
Answer and Hang up
· If Answer Type is set to [Press] button : Press any button to
receive incoming calls, except the button.
· If Answer Type is set to [Pickup handy] : Call is connected
when you lift the phone from the charging cradle.
To set the answer type :
→ 2. Call Manage → 2. Answer & Hang up option
→ Answer option
· Place handset on cradle : put the handset on the cradle, then
the call will be ended automatically.
· Press the end button : press button to end the call.
To set up the hang up option :
→ 2. Call Manage → 2. Answer & Hang up option →
Hang up option
Answer option
To hang up the call
During a call
· Once a call is connected, the phone will show the network
quality via icon.
· Network Quality
(Green) Excellent Call Quality
(Yellow) Good Call Quality
(Red) Poor Call Quality
· If the network quality is poor, the
phone will show the poor factors
among Jitter, Packet loss, Delay.

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Transfer
You can transfer a call to another number or to another phone
in the same group.
New
call
On the
call
Input the
number
On the
call
Input the
number
RingingOn the
call
Input the
number
Call History
You can check outgoing, incoming and missed calls.
The phone saves up to 500 Logs in your history.
· Button : Call one of the logged phone numbers.
· Button : See phone number details.
· Button : Send a message (if enabled) or save/delete
number.
To manage calls : → 2. Call Manage → 1. Logs

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Basic Functions02
Ring Type
Easily search and change ringtones.
Select from 10 WAV ringtones or 10 MIDI ringtones.
→ 5. Sound → 1. Ring Setting
If you press and hold the Key, you can change to
Vibrate Mode.
Speaker Phone
To use the Speaker Phone, press the key during a call, and
press once more to turn off.
To answer the call with speaker phone, press on the
incoming call.
Adjust Volume
In standby mode, press [Volume] and click the button.
You can adjust Volume, Ring, Call, Power On/Off, Alarm.
Adjust the volume on call : Adjust the voice volume
on a phone call (8 levels) by pressing the [Volume]
button.
Vibrate Mode
To place the phone in vibrate mode, press key
for 2 seconds, and press once more to turn off vibrate mode.
Pick Up
You can answer another ringing phone on the same network.
This function requires a pickup code and group.
Mute
Press button during an ongoing call to mute your voice.

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Follow the steps below to register new contacts.
Register Contacts
Phone Book
Search by assigned number, name, phone number,
or group. Press the button to select the contact, then press
the [Call] button to place a call.
→ 1. Search Contacts → Select →
In the Phone Book list, press the button to delete
or edit entries.
Search Contacts
Input
Name
Input
Number
Select
Short Dial
Select
Group
Select Bell
· Store up to 500 Contacts and up to 100 on speed dial.
· Press the button to locate the phone number type.
· Manage groups at → 3. Manage Groups.
· Press the button to Add, Edit, Delete groups and
members. Register up to 30 contacts per Group.
· After saving and storing a number, register it as a group
member by pressing the button.