brastel FLIP ATA User manual
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FLIP KIT
SPECIFICATION
AC/DC
Power Supply LAN Cable
PC - to connect the PC
LAN - to connect the modem/router
OFF: line open/free
ON: line in-use
Blinking: phone ringing
OFF: connection speed lower than 100Kb/s
ON: connection speed higher than 100Kb/s
Blinking: adapter is working
Indicates when the adapter is ON
RING
LNK/ACT
STATUS
PWR
LED DESCRIPTION
Phone Cable
ATA (Analog
Telephone Adapter)
12V DC - to connect the AC/DC power supply
Phone - to connect the phone set
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Case A: ADSL modem with built-in router
Before and after setting up the ATA (splitter is optional).
AFTER
PC
Modem
Phone Set
Splitter
Phone Line
Phone cable
LAN cable
PC
Modem
Splitter
Phone Line
Phone cable
LAN cable
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BEFORE
SETTING UP THE ATA
The setup will depend on the other devices already installed for the internet connection, as well as where
the provider information (PPPoE) is registered.
The PPPoE (user authentication for the internet connection) must be registered on the modem (with built-
in router) or on a router.
After setting up the ATA, wait a few minutes for system to stabilize.
If you do not have a modem (with built-in router) or a router, please set the PPPoE on the ATA according
to the Addendum I, page 7 (you will need the user name and password given by the internet provider).
NOTE: The ATA is only a phone adapter with features to allow the usage of the FLIP service on your network and cannot be used
as a router.
Check in what case do you t in and setup the ATA as showing in the images.
Case B: ADSL modem and router separately
Before and after setting up the ATA (splitter is optional).
PC
Router
Modem
Splitter
Phone Line
Phone cable
LAN cable
Phone cable
LAN cable PC
Router
Modem
Splitter
Phone Line
BEFORE AFTER
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Phone Set
Phone Set
Phone Set
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Case D: Optical ber/hikari connection with modem and router separately
Before and after setting up the ATA.
Case C: Optical ber/hikari connection and modem (with built-in router)
Before and after setting up the ATA.
PC
Modem
Phone Line Modular Jack
Phone cable
LAN cable
Phone cable
LAN cable
PC
Modem
Linha Telefônica Modular Jack
BEFORE AFTER
PC
Router
Modem
Phone Line Modular Jack Linha Telefônica Modular Jack
Phone cable
LAN cable
Phone cable
LAN cable
PC
Router
Modem
BEFORE AFTER
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Phone Set
Phone Set
Phone Set
Phone Set
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Case E: Optical ber/hikari connection, IP phone with modem and router separately
Before and after setting up the ATA.
Phone cable
LAN cable
Phone Line
PC
Router
Modem
PC
Router
Modem
IP Adapter IP Adapter
Phone Line
Phone cable
LAN cable
BEFORE AFTER
Case F: ADSL modem (without router)
Necessary to congure the PPPoE in the ATA terminal (see Addendum I, page 7).
Before and after setting up the ATA (splitter is optional).
Phone cable
LAN cable
Phone Line
PC
ADSL
Modem
Splitter
Phone cable
LAN cable
Phone Line
PC
ADSL
Modem
Splitter
BEFORE AFTER
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Phone Set
Phone Set
Phone Set
Phone Set
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ADDENDUM I - Only for ADSL modems without a (built-in) router,
as in case F (page 6)
Setting up the PPPoE in the ATA
Make sure that all cables are properly connected (see the image below for reference).
Step 1 - Disable the computer’s PPPoE
1. The setup can be set through the (A) dial-up connection window, or the (B) Internet Explorer window.
Figure A Figure B
Open an Internet Explorer window and click on
Tools > Internet Options > Connections.
Click on Settings > Connection.
Phone Cable
LAN Cable
Phone Line
PC
ADSL
Modem
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2. On the Internet Properties window, click on Never dial a connection, Apply, OK, close all
windows and restart the PC.
NOTE: If you would like to use the internet without using the FLIP Phone, just click on Always dial my default connection,
Apply, OK.
Step 2 - Setup the PPPoE in the FLIP Phone
1. Open a web browser (i.e. Internet Explorer, Firefox etc.), type the address:
http://192.168.123.1:23858/ and press Enter to open the setup window.
If you cannot open this address the DHCP of the computer may be deactivated. Please check ADDENDUM II (page 12) for
further instructions.
2. In both the User Name and Password elds, type User and click Login.
NOTE: Fields are case sensitive. Please make sure to type with capital “U”.
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3. From the menu, click on Network and from the submenu select Network Settings.
4. For the WAN setting select PPPoE, in the PPPoE setting eld, enter the User Name and
Password given by your internet provider (leave Service Name empty) and click on Submit.
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5. Click on Save & Reboot.
6. On the Save & Reboot screen, click on Save.
7. Please wait between 5 to 10 minutes and check if there is an internet connection.
If so, the conguration is nished.
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If you cannot get a connection…
On the FLIP Phone setup page, click Network and in the submenu, click on Network Status.
If the PPPoE setup was correctly done, the values in the eld will be similar to the image below (values
other than zero):
If the conguration was not correctly done, the information will be shown as the screen below (values
equal to 0.0.0.0.):
Go to Step 2 to repeat the FLIP Phone setup.
NOTE: If the IP, Mask and Gateway elds have values other than 0.0.0.0., but the DNS Server1 and DNS Server2 are 0.0.0.0, the
values must be entered manually (this information is supplied by your provider).
If after completing the procedures above there is still no connection, please contact Customer Service for
assistance.
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ADDENDUM II - CONFIGURING DHCP FOR WINDOWS
DHCP (Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol) is a client/server protocol that automatically provides an
Internet Protocol (IP) host with its IP address and other related conguration information such as the
subnet mask and default gateway.
In the case of FLIP, it will help the ATA to provide the necessary information to your computer so you may
use the internet normally connecting your computer to the ATA’s PC port.
Windows XP
Click on the “Start” button > “Control Panel” > “Network Connections” icon.
Right click on the “Local Area Connection” icon.
Select “Properties” from the menu.
Double click on the “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” entry.
Click on “Obtain an IP address automatically”.
Click on “Obtain DNS server address automatically”.
Click “OK” and restart the computer.
Windows Vista
Click on the “Start” Orb > “Control Panel” > “Network and Internet”.
Click on “Network and Sharing Center”.
In the “Network and Sharing Center look” along the left pane and click “Manage Network
Connections”.
Right click on the “Local Area Connection” icon.
Select “Properties” from the menu.
Click on “Obtain an IP address automatically”.
Click on “Obtain DNS server address automatically”.
Click “OK” and restart the computer.
For further information on DHCP settings, please refer to the operation system’s Help.
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