D-Link DHA-130 User manual

DHA-130 IP/DECT Phone
User Guide

PACKAGE CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1
REQUIREMENTS FOR SETUP AND CONNECTION.............................................................................................................................................................................................................1
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2
F EATURESAND B ENEFITS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2
HARDWARE OVERVIEW – BACK PANEL.................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
LED INDICATORS – FRONT PANEL ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
H ANDSET D ESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
GETTINGSTARTED.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
USING THE HANDSET...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Handset Control Keys ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
CONNECT TO D-LIFE ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
View D-Life Account Number .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
INCOMING CALLS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Use Speaker Phone...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Putting Calls on Hold................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Call Waiting..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
3-Way Conference Calls ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Intercom...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
MAKING CALLS .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Calling a Phone Book Entry .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Using Quick Dial.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
Dialing a New Number .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
D-Life VoIP Calls to PSTN Numbers..................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
D-Life VoIP Calls to Other D-Life Accounts........................................................................................................................................................................................................26
Local PSTN Phone Calls....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27
Phone Network Settings.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
View Host Station IPAddress.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
View Host Station IPAddress – PPPoE Connection..........................................................................................................................................................................................29
Using the Phonebook.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
View Names in Phonebook ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
Add Names to Phonebook .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
Check Memory Status..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................32
Using Call Logs..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
Clear Log Entries .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
CHANGE NETWORK SETTINGS...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................36
Configure a Static IPAddress ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................36
Setup A PPPoE Network Connection.................................................................................................................................................................................................................41
Handset Settings................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
Change Sound Settings ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
Change Time and Date Settings ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................50
Change Language Setting........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55
Change Call Service Settings...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................56

Change Contrast Setting..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................57
Handset Extras...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58
Base Station Settings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60
Adding New Handsets..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60
Change Base Station ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................64
Delete Handset ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................66
Reset Base Station...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................67
Change PIN..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................68
USING THE WEB UTILITY ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................69
Maintenance.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................72
Status.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................75
ROUTER PORTCONFIGURATION ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................78
Opening Ports on Routers and Gateways..........................................................................................................................................................................................................78
How to Manually Open Ports on a Router.........................................................................................................................................................................................................79
T ROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................80
LCD DISPLAY ICONS................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................81

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Package Contents
• D-Link DHA-130 IP/DECT Phone
• D-Link DHA-130 Base Station
• Power Adapter-AC 12V AC, 1200 mA
• Manual and Warranty on CD
• Quick Installation Guide
• Ethernet Cable (the DHA-130’s Ethernet port is Auto-MDIX)
Caution: Using a power supply with a different voltage rating than the one included with the DHA-130 will cause damage and
void the warranty for this product.
If any of the above items are missing, please contact your reseller.
Requirements for Setup and Connection
System (Minimum)
 Broadband Internet connection
 Ethernet-Based Cable or DSL Modem
 A multi-port Ethernet router (preferably configured as a DHCP server)
 Computer with Windows, Macintosh, or Linux-based operating system and an installed Ethernet adapter
 Internet Explorer Version 6.0 or Netscape Navigator Version 6.0 and Above
 VoIP Services Account
The user must first establish a D-Life account online. Please go to www.dlife.com to setup your account if you have not done so.

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Introduction
Before you start, your new DHA-130 IP/DECT Phone will require a multi-port Ethernet router to function and broadband Internet connection. Ideally the router
should be configured as a DHCP server in order to simplify setup.
Your new DHA-130 IP/DECT Phone will enable you to make VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephone calls −at a zero or very much reduced cost when
compared to regular telephone service −to nearly anywhere, over the Internet. In addition the phone can be used for regular PSTN telephone service. With a
D-Life account established, the Phone can simply be connected and used after a brief automatic configuration procedure. This auto-provisioning feature makes
the DHA-130 a truly “Plug and Play” IP phone.
Features and Benefits
• Automatic provisioning for Plug and Play VoIP setup
• Dialing via PSTN to standard telephone numbers
• Dialing via Ethernet port as VoIP calls.
• 10/100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet port for network connection
• Voice Activity Detection (VAD) /Comfort Noise Generation (CNG)
• Configurable comfort noise insertion and handset echo cancellation
• Audio Compression: G.711, G.729A/B, G.723.1, G.726, G.729, G.722, G.722.1, iLBC
• PPPoE, Static IP, DHCP Client support
• Support TCP/IP, UDP, RTP and RTCP
• Lost packet recovery ability for improved voice quality
• Adjustable speaker / ringer volume control
• Dialing by last 10 calls
• Call Log (Missed, Received, Dialed)
• Call Hold/Call Transfer/3-way Conference

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Hardware Overview – Back Panel
LAN Port
Connect the
Ethernet cable from
your router to this
port.
Phone Connection
Connect to your PSTN
phone line using
standard phone
cabling.
Power Adapter
Connect your 12V AC 1.25 A
power adapter here.
Factory Reset Button
Pressing this button will
restore the DHA-130 to its
factory default settings.
LAN Port LEDs
Use the LAN port LED indicators
to check link status and port
speed. The right side LED lights
steady green for a valid link and
blinks green when there is activity
on the port. The left side LED
lights amber when the port speed
is 100 Mbps, it is dark for a 10
Mbps connection.

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LED Indicators – Front Panel
If both LED indicators are dark,
check to make sure the power
adapter is connected and plugged in
to a power source.
Page Button
Press to set off ringer the handset.
VoIP
A steady green light
indicates the D-Life
connection is
established. A blinking
green light indicates
the phone is
undergoing VoIP
p
rovisioning.
PSTN
A steady amber light
indicates the PSTN line is
connected. This will be dark i
f
there is no PSTN link.
Off Hook
A steady green light
indicates the phone is
off the hook. A blinking
green light indicates
an incoming call. The
light is dark when the
phone is on the hook.

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Handset Description
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1. Earpiece
2. Navigation Key - scrolls up/down throu
g
h
menus. When the D-Life desktop is
displayed, push down to access phone
records, push up to access D-Life
phonebook menu.
3. Left Soft Key – use to select highlighted
menu option, perform corresponding
function in display
4. Talk Key - to place/receive a call
5. Mode Key – Switch between D-Life VoIP
call mode and PSTN call mode.
6. Number Keypad - to enter
numbers/characters
7. Key/Switch Key - to key in * (asterisk),
hold a few seconds to silence the ringer
8. LCD Display
9. Right Soft Key - performs the displayed
function, return to previous menu (Back)
10. Power Key - to switch the phone on/off,
end a call or return to standby mode.
11. Key/Lock Key - to key in # (pound) or to
lock the keypad. Hold a few seconds to
lock/unlock the handset.
12. Services Key
13. Microphone
14. Intercom Key
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Getting Started
BEFOREYOU BEGIN!
Make sure you have a broadband Internet connection, a multi-port Ethernet router such as a broadband router or ADSL router, and an
active D-Life account already setup. If you do not have a D-Life account yet, access the D-Life website (www.dlife.com) and set up an account
first. For information on using a broadband or ADSL router with the Phone, please read Appendix B Router PortConfiguration on page 78.
The DHA-130 is very easy to setup and use. Connect the phone line and Ethernet cable as illustrated in the Back Panel picture. Connect the
power and the Phone will begin to establish the connection to the D-Life account server. This process is called provisioning. During the
provisioning, the green VoIP LED indicator on the front of the base station will blink. When the account has been verified and the Phone is
ready to use, the VoIP LED indicator will shine steady green.

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Using the Handset
Most of the commonly used functions, for making and receiving calls and storing phone numbers, are controlled using the Soft Keys and Navigation Button on
the handset. The right and Left Soft Keys are used to perform an action or option listed on the bottom right or left side of the LCD display. The Navigation
Button is used to scroll through menus and other entry functions. When the phone is idle and its default “desktop” is displayed (like the example below), the
Navigation Button is used to access the most commonly used menus and phone book.
To use the handset interface, use the Soft Keys (Right Soft Key and Left Soft Key) to select the corresponding action or option listed on the bottom of the display.
For example, in the handset’s “desktop” display shown below, press the Right Soft Keys to use the Names option used to view the phone book. Since this is the
first time setting up the phone, of course the phone book is empty. To register the handset with the base station you will need to first access the Main Menu.
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D-Life
01/01 05:00
Menu Names
Use the Left Soft Key to choose the option or
action at the bottom of the left side of the LCD
menu, in this example, pressing the Left Soft
Key allows you to view the Main Menu.
Use the Right Soft Key to choose the option or
action at the bottom of the right side of the LCD
menu, in this example, pressing the Right Soft Key
allows you to view the Names of people in your
Phone Book.
Indicates the radio channel number
used for the DECT phone connection to
the base station.
Indicates DECT phone connection to
the base station, this will flash until a
connection is made.

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Handset Control Keys
The primary control keys for the handset, the soft keys and navigation button, are illustrated here for your reference.
Right Soft Key Left Soft Key
Navigation Button
From the desktop:
Up Arrow – D-Life Phone Book
Down Arrow – Handset Phone Book
Left Arrow – Calls Dialed
Right Arrow – Calls Received

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Connect to D-Life
The DHA-130 is configured with all the necessary account information including the D-Life account number. If the phone can successfully connect to the
Internet, it will automatically establish a connection to the D-Life servers. When D-Life service is established, the LCD indicator on the handset displays
“D-Life” in the center of the screen, it is ready to use.
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D-Life
01/01 00:15
Menu Names
The DHA-130 uses DHCP for to get its network settings. If you are using a broadband or DSL router as a DHCP server for your network, the phone should have
no problem establishing a connection to the Internet. Make sure that the DHCP server (router) is configured with the correct IP settings for DNS service and
gateway IP settings. Typically the gateway IP address is the router’s IP address when there are no other routers or gateway routers used. The ISP usually supplies
the DNS IP addresses.
The phone can be configured to use a static IP address on the local network. It can also be configured to directly access the Internet through your ISP using
PPPoE (user name and password). See the description below to change the phone’s network settings.

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View D-Life Account Number
To view the account number and phone number for your DHA-130, from the Main Menu go to System > D-Life No. The sequence of display screens you will
see are simulated below.
MAIN MENU
SYSTEM
CALL LOGS
SETTINGS
EXTRAS
OK EXIT
Select D-Life No.
SYSTEM
HOST IP
NETWORK SETTINGS
D-Life No.
OK EXIT
View D-Life account/phone number. D-Life No.
42001111
OK

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Incoming Calls
The procedures used when answering calls from D-Life VoIP stations or PSTN calls are identical. The main difference is that the LCD display will indicate that
the incoming call is a VoIP call or PSTN call.
[i]
123456
04/03 12:15
ANSWER SILENT
To answer the call immediately either press the Talk Key, or the Left Soft Key. Press the Right Soft Key to silence the ringer but not answer the call.
When the call has been answered, a timer for the call appears, as well as OPTIONS that can be viewed using the Left Soft Key. The call can be muted so the call
The number of the caller appears as
well as the type of call ([i] for VoIP
IP call and [P] for PSTN).

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is silenced from the handset while allowing voice and sound to still come through from the other end. To MUTE the handset, press the Right Soft Key while the
call is active.
[i]
[i]: 123456
00:00:04
OPTIONS MUTE
Use the Left Soft key to view the options available while the call is active.
OPTIONS
SPEAKER
HOLD LINE
HS PHONEBOOK
---------------------------------
OK EXIT

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Use Speaker Phone
While a call is active, the handset can be used in speakerphone mode. Simply choose the SPEAKER option in the OPTIONS menu during the call for hands free
speaker mode. OPTIONS
SPEAKER
HOLD LINE
HS PHONEBOOK
---------------------------------
OK EXIT
Putting Calls on Hold
To put the active line on hold, use the HOLD LINE option in the OPTIONS menu. While one line is on hold, another incoming call can be answered just like a
conventional multiple line PSTN telephone. When a line is on hold, the H icon appears in the main display. If multiple lines are active, the icon will indicate
which line is on hold.
OPTIONS
SPEAKER
HOLD LINE
HS PHONEBOOK
---------------------------------
OK EXIT

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Call Waiting
When an incoming call occurs while another call is active, the incoming call can be answered while placing the active call on hold automatically.
[i] [P]
[i]: 123456
[P]: 5558961
00:00:35
ANSWER MUTE
To answer the incoming call and simultaneously place the active call on hold, press the Left Soft Key to ANSWER the incoming call. The original call will be on
hold, this is indicated by the H1 icon indicating that line 1 is on hold.
P
[P]: 5558961
00:00:02
OPTIONS MUTE
Use the Left Soft Key to view the options, including the option to switch back to the original caller.
Incoming call indicated by flashing indicator
(flashing [i] for VoIP, flashing [P] for PSTN)
The name and number of the unanswered
incoming call flashes.
Current call information does not flash
in the display.

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To return to the original call, use the SWITCH CALLS option in the OPTIONS menu. Switching to the other line will put the second call on hold while taking
the original call off hold.
OPTIONS
SPEAKER
RELEASE & HOLD
SWITCH CALLS
CONFERENCE
OK EXIT
3-Way Conference Calls
Conference calls can be held when both lines have active calls. To use the 3-way conference call function, go the OPTIONS menu when both lines are connected
(one or both lines can be on hold).
[P]
[i]: MOM/123456
[P]: BOB/5558961
00:00:35
OPTIONS MUTE
It will be necessary to choose to put one call in conference mode, switch to the other line, then place that call in conference mode.

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First choose the CONFERENCE option for one line. OPTIONS
SPEAKER
RELEASE & HOLD
SWITCH CALLS
CONFERENCE
OK EXIT
Then SWITCH CALLS to the other line.
OPTIONS
SPEAKER
RELEASE & HOLD
SWITCH CALLS
CONFERENCE
OK EXIT
And put the other line in CONFERENCE mode.
OPTIONS
SPEAKER
RELEASE & HOLD
SWITCH CALLS
CONFERENCE
OK EXIT

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The display indicates that the handset is in CONFERENCE mode.
[i] [P]
CONFERENCE
00:12:37
OPTIONS MUTE
To end the conference call or select one line to leave the conference call, bring up the OPTIONS menu again.
OPTIONS
SPEAKER
END CALL 1
END CALL 2
END ALL CALLS
OK EXIT
Select the option to END ALL CALLS if you want to terminate calls on both lines. Or choose to END CALL 1 or END CALL2 to return to single call mode
with the remaining line.