Doro GW7001 User manual

Manual

doro GW7001-SIP/H.323

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INTERNET
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220/230 V
GW7001
Quick Installation Guide
1. Connect ‘DC 12V’ to an electrical wall socket using the supplied transformer.‘DC 12V’ to an electrical wall socket using the supplied transformer.
2. Connect the Ethernet port ‘WAN’ to your Internet access by using theEthernet port ‘WAN’ to your Internet access by using the
supplied standard Ethernet wire.
3. Connect the telephone port ‘TEL’ with the supplied cable (RJ11wire) to your
telephone.
4. Connect the ‘LAN-port’ (1-3) to your additional IP communication devices‘LAN-port’ (1-3) to your additional IP communication devices
(computer) using a standard Ethernet wire (optional).

Table of Contents
1. General 10
1.1. GW7001....................................................................................10
1.1.1. GW7001 front panel .............................................................10
1.2. Features ..................................................................................12
1.2.1. Network settings .................................................................13
1.2.2. VoIP parameters .................................................................13
1.2.3. Media .................................................................................... 13
1.2.4. Services ...............................................................................13
1.2.5. Phone settings ....................................................................14
1.2.6. Dial plan ...............................................................................14
1.2.7. Update the rmware............................................................14
1.2.8. Login/password ..................................................................14
1.2.9. Router...................................................................................14
1.2.10. Save/Exit/Reboot...............................................................14
2. Conguration methods 15
2.1. HTTP conguration................................................................15
2.1.1. General..................................................................................15
2.1.2. Conguration Web Interface.............................................. 15
2.2. Console conguration...........................................................16
2.2.1. Telnet ....................................................................................16
2.2.2. Console conguration menu ............................................17
2.3. Phone keys conguration ..................................................... 17
2.2.1. Main menu and conguration menus accesses.............. 17
2.3.2. Password ............................................................................. 17
2.3.3. Change a parameter ...........................................................18
2.3.4. Phone keys conguration menu .......................................18
3. First conguration 19
3.1. Hardware connection.............................................................19

4. Network settings 21
4.1. HTTP Conguration ...............................................................21
4.1.1. Static conguration.............................................................21
4.1.2. DHCP conguration ............................................................22
4.1.3. PPPoE conguration...........................................................22
4.1.4. Time server conguration..................................................22
4.1.5. Validation and activation....................................................22
4.2. Conguration console...........................................................22
4.3. Phone keys conguration .....................................................23
4.3.1. Getting the GW7001 IP address.........................................23
4.3.2. Getting the GW7001 subnet mask ....................................23
4.3.3. Getting the GW7001 default gateway IP address............23
4.3.4. Mode choice ........................................................................23
4.3.5. Static mode: change the GW7001 IP address .................23
4.3.6. Static mode: change the GW7001 subnet mask..............23
4.3.7. Static mode: change the IP of the GW7001 default
gateway ..........................................................................................24
4.3.8. Change DNS conguration................................................24
4.3.9. Validation and activation ...................................................24
5. VoIP settings 25
5.1. HTTP Conguration (SIP) ......................................................25
5.1.1. Registration mode (SIP) ......................................................25
5.1.2. Primary Server Settings (SIP)............................................26
5.1.3. Secondary Server Settings (SIP).......................................26
5.1.4. Port 0 Settings (SIP)............................................................26
5.2. HTTP Conguration (H.323)..................................................27
5.2.1. VoIP Global Cong (H.323).................................................27
5.2.2. Server Settings (H.323) ......................................................28
5.2.3. User Cong(H.323)..............................................................28
5.3. Console conguration – VoIP...............................................28
5.4. Phone keys conguration – VoIP command.......................28
6. Media settings 29
6.1. HTTP Conguration ...............................................................29
6.1.1. Media Global Cong ............................................................29
6.1.2. Codecs Cong.....................................................................30
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6.1.3. FAX conguration ...............................................................30
6.1.4. Comfort Settings.................................................................31
6.2. Console conguration – Media ............................................31
6.3. Phone keys conguration – ‘Media‘.....................................31
7. Services 32
7.1. HTTP conguration ................................................................32
7.1.1. ‘Dual Call Management’.......................................................32
7.1.2. ‘Unconditional Forward’ .....................................................33
7.1.3. ‘On Busy Forward’...............................................................33
7.1.4. ‘On No Answer Forward’.....................................................33
7.2. Console conguration – 'services' command ....................33
7.3. Phone keys conguration – 'Services' command ..............33
8. Phone settings 34
8.1. HTTP Conguration ...............................................................34
8.1.1. Volumes ................................................................................34
8.1.2. Country Preset ....................................................................34
8.1.3. Ring Back Tone....................................................................35
8.1.4. CallerID.................................................................................35
8.1.5. End Of Dial ...........................................................................36
8.2. Console conguration – ‘Phone’ command .......................36
8.3. Phone keys conguration .....................................................36
8.3.1. Set the microphone volume ...............................................36
8.3.2. Set the speaker volume......................................................36
9. Dial Plan management 37
9.1. HTTP Conguration ...............................................................37
9.1.1. Global Prex.........................................................................37
9.1.2. Conditional Prex Settings ................................................38
9.1.3. Port Prex String.................................................................38
9.2. Console conguration – 'dial plan' command ....................39
9.3. Phone keys conguration – 'dial plan' command ..............39
10. System management 40
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10.1. HTTP conguration ..............................................................40
10.1.1. Factory Defaults.................................................................40
10.1.2. Password Settings ............................................................ 41
10.1.3. Firmware Settings ............................................................. 41
10.2. Console conguration – 'factory', 'passwd' and 'rom'
command ....................................................................................... 41
10.3. Phone keys conguration – 'System' command ..............41
11. Router settings 42
11.1. HTTP conguration ..............................................................42
11.1.1. Gateway switch usage.......................................................42
11.1.2. Router Basic Settings .......................................................43
11.1.3. DHCP Settings ...................................................................43
11.1.4. Advanced settings.............................................................43
11.1.5. Status..................................................................................44
11.2. Console conguration – 'Router' command ......44
11.3. Phone keys conguration – 'Router' command................44
12. Save/Exit/Reboot 45
12.1. HTTP conguration ..............................................................45
12.1.1 Commit.................................................................................45
12.1.2 Exit .......................................................................................45
12.1.3 Save/Reboot........................................................................45
12.1.4 Reboot .................................................................................45
12.2. Console conguration – 'reboot' command .....................46
12.3. Phone keys conguration ...................................................46
12.4. Reset button .........................................................................46
13. Declaration of Conformity 47
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Figure
Figure 1 GW7001 front panel 6
Figure 2 GW7001 rear panel 7
Figure 3 Login / password window 11
Figure 4 Welcome page of the GW7001 HTTP conguration 12
Figure 5 GW7001 telnet conguration menu 13
Figure 6 GW7001 connection of the rst conguration 15
Figure 7 Property Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) window 16
Figure 8 GW7001 network parameters 17
Figure 9 VoIP settings conguration Web page 21
Figure 10 Media settings conguration Web page 23
Figure 11 DTMF mode conguration 24
Figure 12 Codec choice 24
Figure 13 Rtp Payload size conguration 24
Figure 14 Service settings conguration Web page 26
Figure 15 Regional settings conguration Web page 28
Figure 16 Country Preset list 29
Figure 17 CallerID type 29
Figure 18 Dial Plan settings 31
Figure 19 Global prex example 31
Figure 20 Conditional prex example 32
Figure 21 Port prex example 32
Figure 22 System settings conguration page 34
Figure 23 Basic router settings page 36
Figure 24 Advanced router settings page 37
Figure 25 GW7001 reboot Web page 39

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1. General
1.1. GW7001
GW7001 integrates data and voice in one device providing voice and fax over IP
networks. Its simplied operation and conguration features are ideally suited
for residential and SOHO applications.
The GW7001’s front panel is shown in Figure 1 and the rear panel in Figure 2
1.1.1. GW7001 front panel
Figure 1 GW7001 front panel
The following table describes the LED functions:
LEDs Indicator Activity Description
POWER Green On
Off
The Power adapter is connected to
the Gateway.
The system is off or not receiving
power.
STATUS Green On
Flashing
The GW7001 has successfully
registered or is in Peer-to-Peer
Mode.
The GW7001 is trying to register
TEL Orange On
Off
The Telephone is Off-Hook.
The Telephone is On-Hook.
WAN/
LAN
On
Off
Flashing
10/100M WAN/LAN is connected.
10/100M WAN/LAN is not
connected.
10/100M WAN/LAN activity
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1.1.2. GW7001 back panel
Figure 2 GW7001 rear panel
The GW7001 has a supply plug (‘DC 12V’), four Ethernet ports and one
analogue phone plug ‘TEL’. The GW7001 basic connections are:
• ‘DC 12V’ connects to an electrical wall socket using the supplied
transformer.
• Ethernet port ‘WAN’ connects to your Internet access by using a standard
Ethernet wire.
• Ethernet port ‘LAN’ (1-3) connects to your IP communication devices
(computer) using a standard Ethernet wire.
• Analogue telephone port ‘TEL’ connects via the supplied cable (RJ11wire).
Guaranteed to support one telephone, but could possibly support additional
telephones.
Once correctly installed and congured the GW7001 is ready to use.
There is also a reset button which can be used should the GW7001 fail to
operate correctly.
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1.2. Features
Gateway Features
• Provide Voice over IP and Fax over IP features.
• ITU-T H.323 v2-4 or SIP compliance
• Built-in IP switching function
• NAT/Router/DHCP-server functions for Internet sharing
• Provided call features: Hold, forward, second call and call transfer
• Automatic FAX detection (Support T.38 protocol)
• Codec: G.711 a/μlaw, G.723.1, G.729A
• PPPoE connection
• FSK and DTMF Caller ID
Audio feature
• Codec: G.711 a/μlaw, G.723.1 (6.3kbps), G.729A
• VAD (Voice Activity Detection)
• CNG (Comfort Noise Generation)
• G.168/165-compliant adaptive echo cancellation
• Dynamic Jitter Buffer
• Bad Frame Interpolation
• Voice Gain Settings
Remote Firmware Upgrade
• You can use FTP/TFTP to perform rmware upgrade for the GW7001
from a remote location.
Security
• Password protection for system management
• Three authorization levels
Interface
• Four 10/100 Base-T Ethernet RJ-45 ports (Auto LAN MDI/MDIX).
• Input AC 100V-240V, Output DC 12V.
• One RJ11 Telephone Port.
Chassis
• 190mm (W) x 110mm (D) x 51.5mm (H)
• Weight (unit): 0.3 kg
Special Housing
• e plastic housing can be vertically or horizontally mounted by changing
the foot stands.
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Environment
• Operational Humidity: 10 to 90 % (Non-condensing)
• Operational Temperature: 0 to +40 °C
• Storage Humidity: 10 to 90 % (Non-condensing)
• Storage Temperature: -10 to +50 °C
1.2.1. Network settings
Three network modes are available on GW7001: Static mode, DHCP mode and
modem driving (PPPoE) mode.
In static mode you set the IP address, sub-network mask, default gateway and
DNS servers.
In DHCP or modem driving mode the network parameters are automatically set
and are dynamic, changing during operation.
The GW7001 network mode settings can be selected via a conguration Web
page, telnet or through a telephone numeric keypad.
(Please refer to the ‘Network’ section).
1.2.2. VoIP parameters
You can select a SIP-server, registration-mode and ports to be used.
Account details are also congured here.
(Please refer to the 'VoIP' section).
1.2.3. Media
Settings for transmission specications, like RTP ports, DTMF transmission,
Codecs, Fax transmission and comfort settings.
GW7001 supports G723.1, G729 Annex A, G711A and G711U codecs, the user
can choose which codec to be prioritized. The codec choice can be selected via a
conguration Web page or telnet. GW7001 supports T38 FAX feature. It can be
congured to use either T.38 or G.711 for fax transmissions. It is also possible to
set Comfort settings here (Please refer to the ‘Media’ section).
1.2.4. Services
You can select different Call Forward conditions.
You can choose between Unconditional, Busy and No reply Call Forward
(Please refer to the 'Services' section).
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1.2.5. Phone settings
It is possible to change tones and ring signals to correspond to the relevant
country requirements.
The user can change the speaker and microphone volumes. By default those
volumes are set to a middle level. The user can change these volumes via the
conguration Web page, telnet or through a telephone numeric keypad.
(Please refer to the ‘Phone settings’ section).
1.2.6. Dial plan
When set, the GW7001 uses a dial plan feature that consists of modications in
real time for dened numbers when they are dialled by the user. Two different
methods are available: the addition or substitution of a prex by another.
The dial plan conguration can be selected via a conguration Web page or
telnet. (Please refer to the ‘Dial Plan management’ section).
1.2.7. Update the rmware
You can update GW7001 rmware through the Web interface or from a console.
The update consists of a download in rmware form from a TFTP or FTP
server (Please refer to the ‘System settings management’ section).
1.2.8. Login/password
To access the GW7001 conguration, you have to enter a login and a password.
The default login is ‘owner’ and there is no default password, although it is
possible to modify this. Other logins can exist and offers other settings via
telnet session, for example specic parameters for VoIP operator. The password
conguration can be selected via a conguration Web page or telnet (Please
refer to the ‘System settings management’ section).
1.2.9. Router
If the network connection needs to be shared, it’s possible to congure the
GW7001 for router functions (Please refer to the ‘Router settings’ section).
1.2.10. Save/Exit/Reboot
This describes how to save/exit/reboot the GW7001
(Please refer to the ‘Save/Exit/Reboot’ section).
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2. Conguration methods
There are three different conguration methods to set the parameters of the
GW7001: HTTP, telnet and via a telephones numeric keypad. This section
describes how to use each method.
2.1. HTTP conguration
2.1.1. General
The HTTP conguration requires the use of an Internet browser to display the
GW7001 Web interface. To access this page just enter the ‘http://<GW7001 IP
address >’ URL. To access this from a remote machine the GW7001 IP address
has to be entered from the remote machine and a rst conguration may be
needed (please refer to the 'First conguration'section).
2.1.2. Conguration Web Interface
To access the Web interface of the GW7001, you must enter a login and
password when requested.
Figure 3 Login / password window
The default login is ‘owner’ and there is no password.
Having entered the login press the ‘Enter’ button, the Web conguration
welcome page for the HTTP conguration will be displayed. This page is also
showing the current rmware version.
This page is shown in the following gure
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Figure 4 Welcome page of the GW7001 HTTP conguration
Each feature is associated to a specic Web page. These pages are displayed on
the left hand side. By clicking on the links in the menu you will transfer to the
corresponding pages. The description of the conguration Web pages is given
in the following section. On each page a contextual help is available by pointing
the items with the mouse cursor.
2.2. Console conguration
The telnet conguration is made by using a command prompt and by
establishing a telnet connection (‘telnet <GW7001 IP address>’) with the
GW7001.
2.2.1. Telnet
A login and password are needed to access the GW7001 console; the default
login is ‘owner’ and there is no default password. Once the login and password
entered, it is possible to congure the features. Type ‘help’ to get the list of
available commands. Type ‘help thecommandiwant’ to get help on a specic
command. Once the conguration is done the ‘commit’ command allows the
user to save the new parameters in the Bloogate ash memory.
Useful commands are:
• conf : an interactive menu to congure the terminal
• status: print the current network and VOIP status
• password: to change ‘owner’ password
• factory: to reset the terminal conguration
• rom: to upgrade rmware
• startVoip: start VOIP service
• stopVoip: stop VOIP service
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2.2.2. Console conguration menu
The ‘conf’ command launch an interactive menu that allows the user to
congure all the parameter of the GW7001.
Figure 5 GW7001 telnet conguration menu
In each menu enter your choice and validate with Enter. To get help on the
choice hit the number followed by *. The ‘conf’ utility automatically saves the
conguration in ash memory when exit. Perform a reboot if changes were
made on the network settings or VoIP.
2.3. Phone keys conguration
The phone keys conguration is made using a menu system: the user will rst
access the main conguration menu and will then be able to browse to the other
conguration menus and change parameters.
2.2.1. Main menu and conguration menus accesses
To access the main menu, just lift the telephone handset and press ##. All
available conguration menus will be announced after pressing in the password.
Each conguration menu is associated to a number from the higher menu.
To access a conguration menu press the key associated to it and conrm
the choice by pressing the *key. This is available even while the current
menu is still being announced, upon pressing a key the announcement will be
interrupted.It is possible, from each conguration menu to go back to the main
menu by pressing the #key; this will cancel the current operation.
2.3.2. Password
To avoid accidental changes to the GW7001 conguration, access to the main
menu is protected with a password. This password cannot be changed and is
xed to “1234”. When the password is requested enter “1234” and validate with
the *key.
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2.3.3. Change a parameter
It is possible, from a conguration menu, to change the value of a parameter just
by entering a new value and pressing the *key.
For example, if the value is a Boolean, dial ‘0 *’ or ‘1 *’ or for an integer value
dial ‘21 *’.
It is different for the IP address: you must enter each address component
separating them with the ‘*’ key. For example, to enter the 192.168.0.1 IP
address, you must dial ‘192*168*0*1*’.
Please note that all commands must be executed by dialing the *.
2.3.4. Phone keys conguration menu
Main menu
2——get ip address
3——set microphone volume
————[00-40]
4——set speaker volume
————[00-40]
5——reboot device
6——network menu
————0 return to main menu
————1 get ip address
————2 get network mask
————3 get default network route
————4 set ip mode to static
————5 set ip mode to dhcp
————6 set ip mode to pppoe
————7 set new ip address
——————xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx*
————8 set new network mask
——————xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx*
————9 set new default network route
——————xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx*
————10 get DNS1 address
————11 set DNS1 address
——————xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx*
————default——network menu (loop)
—default——main menu (loop)
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3. First conguration
The GW7001 is by default set in DHCP mode.
In DHCP mode there is normally no actions needed: GW7001 gets the network
parameters automatically when it is connected and powered up. You can easily
nd out your IP address via the vocal menu (Phone keys conguration).
If no DHCP server is available on the network, it is possible to choose static IP
by using the vocal menu (Phone keys conguration).
The default IP address in static mode is 192.168.0.150, the default gateway IP is
192.168.0.1 and the sub-network mask is 255.255.255.0.
It is possible to modify the network parameters from a remote machine by using
a direct link to a computer and make the GW7001 the default gateway of this
computer. This method is described next.
3.1. Hardware connection
Firstly connect the network cable between the computer and the GW7001's
‘WAN’ plug as shown in the following gure.
Figure 6 GW7001 connection of the rst conguration
After this you have to congure the IP parameters of your computer.
This procedure is NOT neccesary when connecting with a DHCP-server.
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3.2. IP parameters conguration
To allow the computer to directly communicate with the GW7001, congure
the computer’s connected network interface to use the GW7001’s IP address
as its default gateway. First, access the property Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
window of the computer. This window is shown below.
Figure 7 Property Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) window
Once the property Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) window is displayed, select the
‘Use the following IP address’ radio button, ll in the ‘IP address’, ‘Subnet
mask’ and ‘Default gateway’ elds as shown in the gure 6 and press the ‘OK’
button.
The computer is then congured to access the Web conguration pages of the
GW7001. It is now possible to set the GW7001 network parameters as described
in the section ‘Network settings’.
Once having set the GW7001’s network parameters, the GW7001 can be
reconnected to Internet and the computer can be recongured properly.
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