D-Link GLV-540 User manual

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GLV-540 IP Phone
User Manual
Rev 1.0.3

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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS .............................................................................................................................. 2
TABLE OF FIGURES .................................................................................................................................. 4
1 OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 A CRONYMS ........................................................................................................................................ 7
1.2 D EFINITIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 8
2 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION ............................................................................................... 9
2.1 C ONNECTING YOUR GLV IP P HONE ................................................................................................ 9
2.2 I NSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 I NFRASTRUCTURE R EQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................ 10
3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW.................................................................................................................... 11
4 GETTING STARTED......................................................................................................................... 12
4.1 G ETTING F AMILIAR WITH THE LCD AND KEYPAD ........................................................................ 12
4.2 C ONFIGURING THROUGH W EB B ROWSER ...................................................................................... 13
4.3 C ONFIGURING THROUGH LCD........................................................................................................ 20
4.4 I NITIATING AN O UTGOING C ALL ...................................................................................................... 25
4.4.1 Off hook dialing ..................................................................................................................... 25
4.4.2 On Hook dialing .................................................................................................................... 25
4.4.3 Dial using Phone book........................................................................................................... 26
4.4.4 Dial using Speed Dial............................................................................................................ 26
4.4.5 Redial..................................................................................................................................... 27
4.4.6 IP Address dialing ................................................................................................................. 27
4.4.7 E.164 Calls ............................................................................................................................ 28
4.4.8 Call using a specific SIP Account.......................................................................................... 28
4.5 A NSWERING AN I NCOMING C ALL .................................................................................................... 29
4.5.1 Single Incoming Call ............................................................................................................. 29
4.5.2 Multiple Incoming Calls ........................................................................................................ 29
5 FEATURES.......................................................................................................................................... 31
5.1 P HONE F EATURES .......................................................................................................................... 31
5.1.1 Multi User.............................................................................................................................. 31
5.1.2 User Mode ............................................................................................................................. 32
5.1.3 User Status............................................................................................................................. 32
5.1.4 Default User .......................................................................................................................... 32
5.1.5 User Privilege........................................................................................................................ 33
5.1.6 Multi Line .............................................................................................................................. 33
5.1.7 Auto Configuration ................................................................................................................ 33
5.1.8 Configuration Backup and Restore........................................................................................ 33
5.1.9 Factory Reset......................................................................................................................... 35
5.1.10 Software Upgrade.................................................................................................................. 35
5.1.11 Help ....................................................................................................................................... 36
5.1.12 Access Control....................................................................................................................... 36
5.1.13 User Lock............................................................................................................................... 36
5.1.14 Key Mode............................................................................................................................... 37
5.1.15 Country Code......................................................................................................................... 37
5.1.16 Downloadable Tones ............................................................................................................. 37
5.1.17 IP Modes................................................................................................................................ 38
5.1.18 NTP........................................................................................................................................ 39
5.1.19 SIP Server Discovery............................................................................................................. 39
5.1.20 NAT Traversal ....................................................................................................................... 39
5.1.21 Remote Monitoring using SIP Trace ..................................................................................... 40
5.1.22 Remote Monitoring using syslog............................................................................................ 40
5.1.23 Remote Monitoring using E-mail........................................................................................... 41
5.1.24 Feature Key Sequence ........................................................................................................... 42
5.2 C ALL F EATURES .............................................................................................................................. 43
5.2.1 Do Not Disturb (DnD)........................................................................................................... 43

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5.2.2 Call Forward ......................................................................................................................... 43
5.2.3 Selective Call Accept, Reject, Forward ................................................................................. 43
5.2.4 Auto Answer........................................................................................................................... 43
5.2.5 Call Waiting........................................................................................................................... 44
5.2.6 Anonymous Call/ Caller ID Block ......................................................................................... 44
5.2.7 Anonymous Call Rejection..................................................................................................... 44
5.2.8 Peer-to-Peer calls.................................................................................................................. 44
5.2.9 Hotline ................................................................................................................................... 45
5.2.10 Warmline ............................................................................................................................... 45
5.2.11 Voicemail Message Waiting Indication ................................................................................. 45
5.2.12 Dial plan................................................................................................................................ 46
5.2.13 Call Hold ............................................................................................................................... 46
5.2.14 Call Transfer ......................................................................................................................... 46
5.2.15 3-Way Conference ................................................................................................................. 48
5.2.16 Camp-on ................................................................................................................................ 48
5.2.17 Call Park & Retrieve ............................................................................................................. 49
5.2.18 Call Pickup ............................................................................................................................ 49
5.2.19 Call Return ............................................................................................................................ 50
5.2.20 DTMF Mode .......................................................................................................................... 50
6 CONFIGURATION GUIDE .............................................................................................................. 51
6.1 C ONFIGURATION THROUGH LCD.................................................................................................... 51
6.2 C ONFIGURATION THROUGH W EB B ROWSER .................................................................................. 53
7 APPENDIX .......................................................................................................................................... 97
7.1 A PPENDIX A: F REQUENTLY A SKED Q UESTIONS (FAQ)................................................................. 97
7.2 A PPENDIX B: T ROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................ 105
7.3 A PPENDIX C: E NTERING A LPHANUMERIC AND S PECIAL C HARACTERS ....................................... 107
7.3.1 Key Mode............................................................................................................................. 107
7.3.2 Entering Digits .................................................................................................................... 107
7.3.3 Entering Small Letters & Capital Letters ............................................................................ 107
7.3.4 Entering Special Characters................................................................................................ 107
7.4 A PPENDIX D: C ALL F EATURE P RECEDENCE ................................................................................ 108
7.5 A PPENDIX E: P RODUCT S PECIFICATIONS .................................................................................... 109
7.6 A PPENDIX F: U SE C ASES ............................................................................................................. 111
7.7 A PPENDIX G: G LOSSARY OF V O IP T ERMS .................................................................................. 112
7.8 V ARIANTS FOR GLV-540.............................................................................................................. 116
7.9 WARRANTY POLICY ................................................................................................................ 117

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Table of Figures
F IGURE 1: GLV-540......................................................................................................................................... 6
F IGURE 2: GLV-540 LCD AND K EYPAD I NTERFACE .................................................................................... 12
F IGURE 3: S ECURITY A LERT WINDOW .......................................................................................................... 13
F IGURE 4: L OGIN THROUGH W EB B ROWSER .................................................................................................. 14
F IGURE 5: GLV-540 H OME PAGE ................................................................................................................. 14
F IGURE 6: N ETWORK C ONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................... 15
F IGURE 7: SIP C ONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................................... 16
F IGURE 8: U SER C ONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................. 17
F IGURE 9: U SER C ONFIGURATION (N EW U SER ) ............................................................................................. 18
F IGURE 10: A PPLY C HANGES ......................................................................................................................... 19
F IGURE 11: M ENU L OGIN S CREEN .................................................................................................................. 20
F IGURE 12: I NFORMATION S CREEN ................................................................................................................ 20
F IGURE 13: IP S ETTINGS ................................................................................................................................ 20
F IGURE 14: IP M ODE ...................................................................................................................................... 21
F IGURE 15: IP A DDRESS ................................................................................................................................. 21
F IGURE 16: N ET M ASK ................................................................................................................................... 21
F IGURE 17: D EFAULT G ATEWAY IP A DDRESS ................................................................................................ 21
F IGURE 18: V O IP S ETTINGS ........................................................................................................................... 22
F IGURE 19: V O IP S ETTINGS (SIP U SER N AME ) .............................................................................................. 22
F IGURE 20: V O IP S ETTINGS (SIP P HONE N UMBER ) ....................................................................................... 22
F IGURE 21: V O IP S ETTINGS (SIP A UTH N AME ) ............................................................................................. 22
F IGURE 22: V O IP S ETTINGS (SIP A UTH P ASSWORD ) ..................................................................................... 23
F IGURE 23: V O IP S ETTINGS (SIP S ERVER A DDRESS )..................................................................................... 23
F IGURE 24: V O IP S ETTINGS (SIP S ERVER P ORT ) ........................................................................................... 23
F IGURE 25: V O IP S ETTINGS (O UTBOUND SIP P ROXY )................................................................................... 24
F IGURE 26: E XIT S CREEN ............................................................................................................................... 24
F IGURE 27: I DLE S CREEN ............................................................................................................................... 24
F IGURE 28: O FF H OOK D IALING ..................................................................................................................... 25
F IGURE 29: O N H OOK DIALING ....................................................................................................................... 25
F IGURE 30: D IAL USING P HONE B OOK ........................................................................................................... 26
F IGURE 31: S PEED D IAL ................................................................................................................................. 26
F IGURE 32: R EDIAL ........................................................................................................................................ 27
F IGURE 33: A NSWERING AN INCOMING CALL ( SINGLE ) .................................................................................. 29
F IGURE 34: A NSWERING AN INCOMING CALL ( MULTIPLE ) .............................................................................. 30
F IGURE 35: I NDIVIDUAL U SER PROFILES AND SIP A CCOUNTS ........................................................................ 31
F IGURE 36: M ULTIPLE U SER PROFILES SHARING A SIP A CCOUNT .................................................................. 31
F IGURE 37: C ALL T RANSFER .......................................................................................................................... 46
F IGURE 38: B LIND C ALL T RANSFER ............................................................................................................... 47
F IGURE 39: A TTENDED C ALL T RANSFER ........................................................................................................ 47
F IGURE 40: F LOW CHART FOR C ONFIGURATION THROUGH LCD (A DMIN PRIVILEGE ) ................................... 51
F IGURE 41: F LOW CHART FOR C ONFIGURATION THROUGH LCD (U SER PRIVILEGE )...................................... 52

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Table of Tables
T ABLE 1 : D EFINITION OF GLV-540 CONNECTORS ......................................................................................... 9
T ABLE 2: K EY F EATURES AT A GLANCE ......................................................................................................... 11
T ABLE 3: K EY D ESCRIPTION AND LED COLORS ............................................................................................. 13
T ABLE 4: F EATURE A CCESS CODES ................................................................................................................ 42
T ABLE 5: D EVICE C ONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................ 53
T ABLE 6: A UDIO C ONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................. 57
T ABLE 7: N ETWORK C ONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................ 59
T ABLE 8: SIP C ONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................................... 64
T ABLE 9: S IP C ONFIGURATION : A DVANCED S ETTINGS .................................................................................. 68
T ABLE 10: U SER C ONFIGURATION : - U SERS ................................................................................................... 69
T ABLE 11: U SER C ONFIGURATION : - F EATURES ............................................................................................. 70
T ABLE 12: U SER C ONFIGURATION : - A DVANCED F EATURES .......................................................................... 73
T ABLE 13: P HONE B OOK : - O THER F EATURES ................................................................................................ 76
T ABLE 14: S PEED D IAL .................................................................................................................................. 78
T ABLE 15: D IAL P LAN .................................................................................................................................... 80
T ABLE 16: D EVICE M ANAGEMENT : S OFTWARE ............................................................................................. 82
T ABLE 17: D EVICE M ANAGEMENT : C ONFIGURATION .................................................................................... 84
T ABLE 18: D EVICE M ANAGEMENT : D EBUG S ETUP ........................................................................................ 88
T ABLE 19: D EVICE M ANAGEMENT : A CCESS C ONTROL .................................................................................. 90
T ABLE 20: D EVICE M ANAGEMENT : U SER L OCK ............................................................................................ 90
T ABLE 21: D EVICE M ONITOR : U PGRADE H ISTORY ........................................................................................ 91
T ABLE 22: D EVICE M ONITOR : C ONFIG H ISTORY ............................................................................................ 91
T ABLE 23: D EVICE M ONITOR : C ALL H ISTORY ............................................................................................... 92
T ABLE 24: D EVICE M ONITOR : A LARMS ........................................................................................................ 93
T ABLE 25: D EVICE M ONITOR : D EBUG M ESSAGES ......................................................................................... 94
T ABLE 26: D EVICE M ONITOR : SIP T RACE ..................................................................................................... 95
T ABLE 27: D EVICE M ANAGEMENT : A PPLY C HANGES .................................................................................... 95
T ABLE 28: R ESTART S YSTEM ........................................................................................................................ 95
T ABLE 29: F ACTORY R ESET .......................................................................................................................... 96
T ABLE 30: H ELP ............................................................................................................................................ 96
T ABLE 31: L OGOUT ....................................................................................................................................... 96
T ABLE 32: S YSTEM S TATUS C ODES .............................................................................................................. 105
T ABLE 33: C ALL S TATUS C ODES :................................................................................................................. 106
T ABLE 34: H ARDWARE S PECIFICATION ........................................................................................................ 109
T ABLE 35: T ECHNICAL S PECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................... 109
T ABLE 36: V ARIANTS OF GLV-540 UNITS .................................................................................................... 116
T ABLE 37: V ARIANTS FOR DC ADAPTER FOR GLV-540 ............................................................................... 116

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1Overview
The GLV-540 is a ost effe tive, easy to use and easy to onfigure VoIP phone.
The GLV uses state-of-the-art proven te hnology to provide quality voi e
ommuni ation and supports popular voi e ode ’s. GLV is based on SIP industry
standard and inter-operates with most IP telephony systems, thus enabling you
to leverage the benefits of VoIP te hnology. GLV is designed for home users with
broadband internet a ess and offi e users in a LAN environment behind
NAT/Firewall. It provides all essential fun tions and features for offi e and home
users through a user friendly and intuitive LCD interfa e.
GLV-540 IP phone is simple to use and will work in any existing SIP
infrastru ture with little a onfiguration. It gives the omplete flexibility to
onfigure the Phone parameters through LCD and web browser.
Figure 1: GLV-540
This User Manual des ribes the features and fun tionalities of GLV-540 IP Phone.
This manual will help you to learn how to operate and manage your GLV-540 IP
Phone and make best use of its many features.

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GLV Features
Multi user and Multi Line Support
Large Graphi al LCD Display with soft keys
Support for speaker phone and Head phone
Power Over Ethernet
Dual Ethernet port with auto-swit hing
Wide band ode for high quality
Call Hold with Musi on Hold.
Call transfer –Attended & Blind
Conferen e
Call Waiting Indi ation
Call Forwarding-Un onditional, No Answer, Busy,
Sele tive all A eptan e, reje tion and forward
Call Park & Retrieve
Call Pi kup
Camp-on
DND, Auto Answer
Hot Line / Warm Line
Message Waiting Indi ation
E.164
Phone Book and Speed dial with 100 entries ea h
Call Logs with Re eived Call, Missed Call and Dialed Call
Phone Lo k with password prote tion
Downloadable Call Progress Tone
Caller ID and Call duration display
Fail safe remote software upgrade
NAT Traversal with STUN and IP Sharing
1.1 Acronyms
AJB Adaptive Jitter Buffer
CNG Comfort Noise Generation
DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequen y
DHCP Dynami Host Configuration Proto ol
DND Do Not Disturb
DNS Domain Name Servi e
HTTP Hyper Text Transport Proto ol
IP Internet Proto ol
ITSP IP Telephony Servi e Provider
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
LED Light Emitting Diode
NAT Network Address Translator
NTP Network Time Proto ol
PoE Power over Ethernet
PoE-SW Power over Ethernet-Swit h
PoE-PC Power over Ethernet-PC
PPP Point-to-Point Proto ol
PPPOE Point-to-Point Proto ol over Ethernet
QIG Qui k Installation Guide
RTP Real Time Proto ol
RTCP Real Time Control Proto ol
SDP Session Des ription Proto ol
SIP Session Initiation Proto ol
TFTP Trivial File Transfer Proto ol
VAD Voi e A tivate Dete tion
VLAN Virtual Lo al Area Network
VOIP Voi e over Internet Proto ol, same as Internet Telephony

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1.2 Definitions
Speaker Mode: You an dial a phone number in hands free mode and have
onversation with the other party.
Handset Mode: You an lift the handset any time to listen. If the speaker is on
while lifting, it is turned Off automati ally.
Headset Mode: You an press the headset button any time to listen. If the
speaker is on while lifting, it is turned Off automati ally.
Locked State: In this state you an only re eive alls.

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2Unpacking and Installation
Open the shipping arton and arefully remove all items. In addition to this
User’s Guide, make sure you have re eived all of the following items:
• GLV-540 IP phone
• One Ethernet able (RJ-45)
• Handset
• Handset ord
• Power adapter (DC 5V-3A) ***
• Qui k Install Guide
• Foot stand
• User Manual and QIG CD
If any item appears to be missing or damaged, please onta t your lo al reseller.
*** Refer to Variants of GLV-540 unit and adapters.
2.1 Connecting your GLV IP Phone
Table 1 : Definition of GLV-540 connectors
PoE-SW 10/100 Mbps RJ-45 port for uplink to Ethernet.
PoE-PC 10/100 Mbps RJ-45 port for onne ting to PC. (swit h
fun tionality)
Power Jack 5V-3A DC power port.
Headset
Speaker
3.5 mm stereo phone ja k for speaker.
Headset M ke 3.5 mm stereo phone ja k for mike.
Headset
Speaker & M ke
Headset RJ-12 ja k
Handset Handset RJ-12 ja k
Reset To reset the board
2.2 Installation
1. Conne t the Foot Stand to the ba k side of the GLV-540.
2. Conne t the handset to GLV-540 with handset ord.
3. Plug one end of Ethernet able into the PoE-SW port (RJ-45) on the rear panel
of GLV-540 and the other end into a working LAN/WAN networking onne tion
through an Ethernet swit h or hub. Led glowing Red in olor indi ates that
Phone is booting and after the phone omes up it indi ates the status of PoE-
SW port; when this Led is Red, Ethernet is not onne ted and glowing Green
indi ates, Ethernet is onne ted.
4. Optionally onne t the Ethernet port labeled PoE-PC to the Ethernet port of
your PC/laptop for a essing the LAN network in swit hed mode.
5. Plug the power adaptor provided into an AC outlet and insert the power ord
into the onne tor marked “DC 5V-3A” on the rear panel of the GLV-540.
6. On power up the LED’s will fli ker for sometime and LCD will display
‘Initializing’ message till the phone is ready for use. Lift the handset and listen
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installed and powered ON properly. If you are not able to hear any tone,
he k that the power adaptor is plugged into a live ele tri al outlet and that
the power ord is inserted se urely into the onne tor.
7. Now GLV-540 is ready for basi onfiguration as des ribed in the se tion
Getting Started.
Note:
To use the wallmount feature of the phone ase, reverse the Wallmount lo k so
as to hold the Handset when the phone is hanged at the wall.
2.3 Infrastructure Requirements
This se tion des ribes the infrastru ture requirements for proper fun tioning of
D-Link IP phone (GLV-540).
1. The D-Link GLV phone an work in 10/100 Mbps LAN network. Conne ting the
GLV Ethernet port to a swit h is re ommended, this will help to provide good
quality voi e ommuni ation.
2. GLV-540 phone needs a set of IP parameters for proper fun tioning like IP
address, Net mask, gateway address, and DNS server addresses. These
parameters an be onfigured stati ally through LCD or Web browser or even
dynami ally through DHCP.
3. GLV-540 phones need a valid SIP A ount to make or re eive VoIP alls. IP
phone will register the assigned phone number with the SIP server on power
up. However, D-Link GLV-540 phone an initiate alls by dire tly dialing
destination sip URI address even without registering to SIP server.
4. If your LAN network has any firewall or NAT, then either network should
support SIP-ALG or you have to enable STUN / IP-SHARING at the GLV-540 to
make and re eive alls from outside your network.
5. A TFTP / HTTP server is required to support remote software upgrade. Please
refer to software upgrade se tion for the upgrade pro edure.
6. A PC whi h supports any of the following browsers for onfiguring the system
through web.
oOn Windows:
I.E version 6.0 or more
Mozilla Firefox version 1.0 or more
Mozilla version 1.7.13 or more
Nets ape version 8.0.3.3 or more
oOn Linux:
 Mozilla version 0.0.9
 Galeon version 1.2.7

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3Product Overview
GLV is an easy to use IP Phone with advan ed features and is ideal for use at home
and offi e. GLV supports multiple user profiles allowing the IP phone to be
personalized for individual users.
For example: In a home environment IP Phone an be shared by members of a
family, where ea h family member an personalize the phone features through a
separate user profile.
The GLV multiple SIP a ount feature fa ilitates re eiving alls destined for home and
offi e in a single IP Phone. One an use more than one ITSP a ounts (maximum 5)
to re eive and initiate alls; this allows the flexibility to use a parti ular ITSP a ount
for all to a spe ifi numbers or lo ation.
For example: Consider all harges of ITSP A are lower for alls to the Middle-East in
omparison to all harges of ITSP B, whereas ITSP B has lower all harge for alls
to Asia. GLV provides the flexibility to hoose an ITSP a ount for ea h all to
leverage benefits for lower all harges offered by a parti ular ITSP a ount.
GLV supports advan ed features su h as 3-Way-Conferen ing that fa ilitate seamless
onferen e hosting at GLV with two more parties parti ipating in the onferen e. A
high quality speaker phone allows loud and lear ommuni ation that is essential for
any onferen e user.
GLV provides group listen feature that allows listening to an ongoing onversation,
this an be useful in a all entre environment where a supervisor an monitor an
exe utive in all with a ustomer. Here the exe utive an take either Headset or
Handset, while the supervisor an listen to the onversation on the speaker phone.
Table 2: Key Features at a glance
Open
Standards
Compat ble
SIP 2.0, TCP/IP/UDP, RTP/RTCP, HTTP/HTTPS, ARP/RARP, ICMP,
IEEE 802.1 Q VLAN, DNS (A re ord, SRV, NAPTR), E.164, DHCP,
PPPoE, TFTP, SMTP, and NTP.
Network
Interfaces
Dual (2) 10/100 auto-sensing Ethernet ports (swit hed), with PoE
support
Excellent
Aud o Qual ty
Digital Signal Pro essing (DSP), Silen e suppression, VAD, CNG,
AEC, AGC, wide band ode .
Feature R ch Caller ID, all waiting, all hold, all transfer, all forward, do not
disturb, sele tive all a ept/reje t/forward, amp-on, hot line,
all park, all retrieve, all pi kup, message waiting indi ation, all
statisti s, group listen (headset/handset), mute.
Advanced
Features
Multi line support, Multiple users, Multiple SIP a ounts, 3-way
Call Conferen e

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4Getting Started
4.1 Getting Familiar with the LCD and KEYPAD
Figure 2: GLV-540 LCD and Keypad Interface
Soft Key
Soft Key
Navigation Keys
03 Jan 07
GLV 07:52:38
NewCall PBook Red al
IPPhone 101
Welcome
Time
Phone Number
Configurable Welcome
Message
Date
Display Name

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Table 3: Key Description and LED colors
Key name Fun tionality LED
MENU To enter into onfiguration state. Blue
USER To hange user status Blue
MSG Indi ation of waiting voi e mail and to a ess Voi e
Mail.
Blue
CONF To initiate 3 way Conferen e Blue
HELP To enter the Help Menu Blue
L1 To sele t Line 1. Blue
L2 To sele t Line 2. Blue
L3 To sele t Line 3. Blue
P1 The fun tion key Blue
P2 The Programmable key ( urrently set to Speed Dial) Blue
Nav gat on Keys Left, Right, Top & Bottom arrow used for navigation of
list and volume ontrol
None
SELECT To sele t an entry from any list None
DND To enable / disable Do Not Disturb feature Red
MUTE To Mute / Un Mute the phone in a all Red
HOLD To keep the remote party on Hold Red
HDSET To turn ON / OFF the Headset. Blue
SPKR To turn ON or OFF the speakerphone. Blue
Numer c Keypad Standard telephone key pad. None
4.2 Configuring through Web Browser
The GLV an be onfigured through the Web Interfa e using a web browser
su h as Mi rosoft IE (see se tion 2.3 for the supported web browsers). When
GLV is powered up for the first time, the Phone-IP-address is set to 10.0.0.1.
Open a web browser and a ess the URL http://Phone-IP-address to a ess the
embedded web server on the IP phone. The browser will ask for onfirmation
weather to a ept the se urity ertifi ate.
Figure 3: Secur ty Alert w ndow

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Cli k “Yes” button, the browser will ask for the authenti ation parameters. The
administrator login has the user name as “adm n” and password as “123”.
The home page of GLV-540 will now be displayed as shown in Figure 5: GLV-540
Home page.
Figure 4: Login through Web Browser
Note:
To a ess the IP Phone GUI through a web browser, the PC and the IP Phone
need to be in the same network/subnet.
Upon logging in the IP Phone Home Page is displayed:
Figure 5: GLV-540 Home page

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To hange the Phone IP address, Cli k on the “Network ConfigurationIP
& NTP” link to get the IP Settings page.
Set the IP mode to Stati / DHCP/ PPPoE and a ordingly modify the
related IP parameters. Now li k on the “Save” button to save the
onfiguration.
Figure 6: Network Configuration

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To add a SIP A ount, Cli k on the “SIP ConfigurationSIP A ounts” link.
Add a new SIP a ount and onfigure the SIP a ount parameters: -
a ount id, primary / se ondary server IP & port, phone number, display
name, authenti ation user name and authenti ation password. Save the
hanges by li king on the “Save” button.
Figure 7: SIP Configuration

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To add a User profile, Cli k on the “User ConfigurationUsers” link. Add a
new user and onfigure the user profile parameters: - User ID, SIP
a ounts, display name, user profile a ess password, user a ess to SIP
a ount onfiguration, user status.
Figure 8: User Configuration

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Figure 9: User Configuration (New User)
Cli k on “Save” button.

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Cli k on the “Apply Changes” link and “Yes” option so that modified
onfiguration is saved permanently and be omes effe tive.
Figure 10: Apply Changes
The system will now restart and ome up with the new onfigurations. A ess
the IP phone web interfa e by spe ifying the newly onfigured IP address in
the web browser’s URL. When the IP Phone is ready for use, the LCD s reen
shows Figure 27: Idle Screen and plays dial tone on going OFF HOOK.
The following parameters should be onfigured for proper fun tioning of the IP
phone. Other parameters an use default values.
Refer to the Se tion 6: Configuration Guide for the omplete list of
onfigurable parameters.
oIP Address onfiguration
oPhone number (it should be unique number within SIP proxy domain)
oUser name and password (used for authenti ation with SIP server)
oSIP proxy address
Save these parameters after modifi ation from the LCD or the Web browser.
These parameters will be saved to non-volatile memory and the IP phone will
restart. Now the IP phone will try to register with the SIP proxy server. On
going Off hook, a dial tone will be played on any of the three Handset/
Headset/ Speaker interfa es if the phone has registered su essfully
otherwise, an error tone will be played.

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4.3 Configuring through LCD
The GLV an be onfigured through the LCD and Keypad Interfa e. For
Navigation a ross different menus use Left Navigation Key and Right Navigation
keys, within the menu to sele t different menu elements, use up & down
Navigation keys. To begin onfiguration through LCD, Press the “MENU” button
on the keypad. The LCD s reen will then display the following menu. Use the
navigation up / down arrow buttons, sele t Admin and press the “SELECT” soft
key.
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2. user 1
1. Admin
Select Exit
Figure 11: Menu Login Screen
Step1:
System will ask for password. Enter the adm n password (default: 123)
using the phone keypad. Press the Enter key, if orre t password is entered,
then the administrator onfiguration menu is displayed.
< Information >
3. IP address
2. MAC address
1. Device Name
Select Exit
Figure 12: Information Screen
Note: Same login password is used onfiguring phone through LCD & Web.
Step2:
Use the right navigation arrow to go to “IP Settings” s reen as shown below.
< IP Settings >
3. DNS Server
2. IP Parameters
1. IP Mode
Select Exit
Figure 13: IP Settings