Doro GW7001 User manual

Manual

doro GW7001-SIP/H.323

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INTERNET
(MODEM)
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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