Jacob Jensen IP60N User manual

Telephone IP60N
User Manual

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CONTENTS
4. 5.
The following items are included in the package
of JACOB JENSEN Telephone IP60W FN:
1. Telephone handset
2. Base station
3. Handset coiled cord
4. Table stand
5. Line cord
1. 2. 3.

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MAIN FEATURE LIST
1. IP60W FN is 1 Line Corded VOIP
2. Supports SIP V2/SDP/RTP/RTCP/STUN/SNTP/ DNS/SNMPv2
protocols.
3. Supports IEEE802.1 Q standard, IEEE802.3af protocols.
4. Supports G.711/G.722(HD Voice)/G.723/G.729AB /G.726/
iLBC
5. Mute, hold, flash, redial and Speaker feature
6. Message waiting light compatible with main PBX, MWL
indicator and withdraw feature
7. Owns Eight (8) service keys
8. Supports DHCP and static IP address protocol for getting
IP address.
9. Supports upgrade through HTTP/TFTP protocol.
10. Adopts dynamic speech detection; Comfortable noise
generation; Speech buffering technologies.
11. Integrated PoE power supply and external POE adapter
power supply.

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CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONAL KEYS
CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONAL KEYS
1. MUTE Key
2. HOLD Key
3.
4.
5. Number Keys
6. Handset
7. Service keys
8. Indicator
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9. Redial
10. Speaker
11. MWL
12. FLASH
13. LAN Port
14. WAN Port
15. DC Jack
16. Handset Jack
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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW JACOB JENSEN™
TELEPHONE
The telephone is designed in Denmark by Jacob Jensen,
whose products have gained international recognition for
their original, simple and classic design. Jacob Jensen has
received about 100 prizes from around the world and has
19 products included in The Design Study Collection and
The Design Collection of The Museum of Modern Art in
New York.
The IP60 has been designed specifically for hotel use. Voice
over IP technology is employed for clear sound and reliable
operation. SIP protocols ensure compatibility with all major
brands.
Installation
1. Please connect the phone handset cord
2. Power by POE: Connect the output end to the WAN
port of the phone and connect the input end to the
Internet cable from hotel switch POE port.
3. Power by adaptor (The default is POE)
Please connect the 9V power adapter to the DC power
input, which is in the rear of the phone;
connect the Internet cable to WAN port of the phone,
and connect the Internet cable to the LAN port of Data
port/access point.
4. Please install the phone in a dry and clean environment
and avoid contact with damp.
5. The telephone should not come in to contact with fire,
water spray, or shock. Clean the surface with a soft
damp cloth; never use chemical solvents.
CONFIGURE THE PHONE THROUGH WEB INTERFACE
1. IP address broadcast
In off-hook mode, press * button four times to enter the
voice menu. Press 1 (network setting) then press 2 (WAN
port IP address), a voice synthesizer will announce the IP
address.
2. Launch WEB interface
Input the obtained IP address to launch WEB interface
. Type in user and password to log in
WEB interface.
Note:
1) Both the user name and password in initial management
mode are ‘admin’.
2) The default network mode is DHCP. Once the phone is
connected into the network environment with DHCP
service, it can get online automatically
3. WEB interface function description
3.1 Phone status
Product Information It shows the basic information of
the product.
Line Status It shows the registration state of
each line.
Network Status It shows the information of
Internet Port WIFI and PC port.
Wireless Info It shows the current WIFI setting
and status.
System Status It shows the current time and the
running time of the product.
http: //xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

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3.3 SIP Account Setting
For normal phone usage, only the Proxy Server, Display
Name, Phone Number, Account, and Password needs to be
configured.
Basic Set basic information from VoIP
service supplier,like phone
number, account, password, SIP
proxy, etc.
Audio Configuration Select audio format
Supplementary
Service Subscription
Auxiliary function
Call Waiting Enable call waiting or not
Hot Line Set hot line
MWI Enable Enable MWI or not
Voice Mailbox
Numbers
Voice Mailbox server
MWI Subscribe
Enable
Support MWI subscription
3.4 Administration
Client can set password, languages, restore factory
defaults,etc
3.5 Upgrade
Local Upgrade Click “Browse” to select certain
firmware, click Upgrade button for
upgrading. After upgrade, phone
will return to initial interface.
Note:
After upgrading, please restore factory settings.
3.2 Network status
Telephone can obtain IP address from DHCP server in default
mode. Enter WEB interface to configure all related settings
in accordance with real network environment.
WAN IP Mode Select WAN port IP address
obtainment modes including
static/ DHCP/ PPPoE/ Bridge.
MAC Address Clone Enable MAC address clone or not
NAT Enable Activate NAT function or not.
VLAN Mode Activate VLAN mode or not
VLAN ID Set VLAN ID
DNS Mode If DNS mode is Manual, user needs
to set primary DNS and secondary
DNS manually. If DNS mode is
Auto, IP phone will obtain primary
DNS and secondary DNS from
DHCP server automatically.
Primary DNS The Primary DNS setting
Secondary DNS The optional DNS setting
IP Address The network port IP address
Subnet Mask The network port subnet mask
Default Gateway The network port default gateway
Note:
1) When telephone IP address is switched from DHCP to
static mode, all parameters such as IP address, Subnet
Mask, Default Gateway and DNS need to be set manually.
2) Save and apply switched IP address settings and reboot
the phone for new IP address obtainment. Make sure the
network is normal during daily use.

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3.6 WEB Operation
Except regular configuration, please do not modify other
corresponding information.
3.7 Telephone feature
Handset Input Gain Set the inputting volume of the
handset MIC
Handset Volume Set the receiving volume of the
handset
Speakerphone Input
Gain
Set the inputting volume of the
speaker MIC
Speaker Volume Set the receiving volume of the
speaker
Ringer Volume Set the ringing volume
Speakerphone Mic
Boost
Magnify the speaker mic to 20db
or not.
Tone Type Set the tone type
Ringing Time(10-
300sec)
Set the ringing time
All Forward Forward all telephone call
Busy Forward Busy forward
No Answer Forward No Answer Forward
DND DND
3.8. Set Service keys
Enter the Service keys Setting interface, input the telephone
number for each service key, then save and reboot the phone.
4. Voice Menu Instruction
The phone has a voice menu function; relevant information
can be configured through the voice menu. After starting
the phone, press the * key 4 times to enter the voice menu.
Hang up to exit the voice menu.
Main Menu:
Network Configuration After choosing key 1, the
phone will enter Submenu
1.1 network configuration
setting.
Telephone port
configuration
After choosing key 2,
the phone will enter
Submenu 2.1 phone port
configuration setting.
Factory Reset After choosing key 3, enter
the password; the phone
will then return to factory
setting.
Speed Dial configuration After choosing key 4, enter
speed-dial configuration
option; enter speed-dial
key, then enter the speed-
dial number to complete
the configuration.
Reboot After choosing key 5, enter
password; the phone will
then reboot.
WAN Port Login After choosing key 6, enter
password to set up whether
WAN port can allow
logging.
WEB Access Port After choosing key 7, enter
password to set up Web
access port.
Software Version After choosing key 8,
current software version
will be broadcast.

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Submenu 1.1:
Wan port
connection type
After choosing key 1, the phone
will broadcast current Wan port
connection type; after entering
password, DHCP or static IP address
can be set up.
Wan port IP address After choosing key 2, the phone
will broadcast current IP address;
after the broadcast is finished, IP
address can be set up.
Wan port subnet
mask
After choosing key 3, the phone will
broadcast current subnet mask; after
the broadcast is finished, subnet
mask can be set up.
Gateway After choosing key 4, the phone
will broadcast current gateway;
after the broadcast is finished,
gateway can be set up.
DNS After choosing key 5, the phone will
broadcast current DNS; after the
broadcast is finished, DNS can be set
up.
Submenu 2.1:
Telephone number After choosing key 1, the phone
will broadcast current phone
number.
Server IP address After choosing key 2, the phone
will broadcast current server IP
address.
Physical port After choosing key 3, the phone
will broadcast current physical port.
Call transfer
configuration
After choosing key 4, call transfer
option can be set up.
Volume control
mode
After choosing key 5, volume
control mode can be selected.
Redial timing After choosing key 6, whether
redialing number will be removed
after a fixed time can be set up.
Ringing voice
adjusting mode
After choosing key 7, whether
ringing volume adjustment is
allowed can be set up.
Speed-dial button
and voice mail
configuration
After choosing key 8, speed-dial
button can be configured.

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Note:
1) When using voice menu configuration to achieve relevant
operation, please reboot the phone.
2) After entering password, IP address or other number,
please enter # to confirm.
3) When using keyboard to enter password,
Press number key 2 if A, B, C, a, b, c is to be entered.
Press number key 3 if D, E, F, d, e, f is to be entered.
Press number key 4 if G, H, I, g, h, i is to be entered.
Press number key 5 if J, K, L, j, k, l is to be entered.
Press number key 6 if M, N, O, m, n, o is to be entered.
Press number key 7 if P, Q, R, S, p, q, r, s is to be entered.
Press number key 8 if T, U, V, t, u, v is to be entered.
Press number key 9 if W, X, Y, Z, w, x, y, z is to be entered.
When using the keyboard to enter the password, other
characters can be replaced by number key 0.
When entering IP address, use “*” to replace “.”; for
example, if the IP address is 192.168.10.100, enter
192*168*10*100 instead.
4) Press * key one time to return to the menu; press * key
twice to return to the menu if in IP address entering
status.
5) Hang up the phone to exit the voice menu.

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BASIC OPERATION OF PHONE
1. Receiving a call
Pick up the handset or press button.
2. Making a call
Pick up the handset or press button, then dial the
telephone number.
3. Adjust ringer volume
Press and to low or increase the ringer volume. There
are three levels. Put back the handset, the ringer will return
to low level.
4. To redial the last number dialed
Press REDIAL key to dial the last number dialed but after five
minutes the number will disappear automatically.
5. Mute Function
During the call, press MUTE key once to stop the sending for
handset and speaker, press it again to relieve the mute mode
and resume the calling.
6. MWL
The Indicator will flash if there is a call or message.
7. Service button and MWL
Two ways to program the service button or MWL:
1. In on-hook mode, enter voice menu, then press 4+ certain
service button + # + desired number + #.
After programming all the service buttons, please reboot
the phone.
2. Find the service button from the web config interface,
then input the desired number and reboot the phone.
8. WiFi Connection Function (Only Adaptor Series support
this function)
Enter the web interface and connect the wireless network:
Choose the network from Wireless-Repeater, then click
Connect and input the password, click OK to save the
setting. Disconnect the internet cable and connect the
power adaptor.
9. AP function
9.1 Enter the WEB interface, find the Network-> NAT
Enable and select Enable, press save and apply.
9.2 Choose 1_MANAGEMENT_VOICE_INTERNET_R_VID
from Network-Connect Name, then choose Port_1 and
Wireless(SSID) from Port Bind, click save and apply.
9.3 Browse to Wireless-> Basic-> Wireless Connection
Mode and select the AP, then configure the SSID name
in the Multiple SSID option, and make sure the ENABLE
is checked, then press save and apply.
9.4 Input the wireless network’s password from Wireless-
Wireless Security-Pass Phrase and save & apply.
9.5. Reboot the phone.( When AP is in use, the WIFI connect
feature isn’t available)

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RESTORE FACTORY
When the phone is powered on, after it boots up
successfully, press 3 when in the voice menu, enter the
phone password + # Key to restore factory settings, then
reboot the phone.
POE POWER SUPPLY INSTRUCTIONS
The phone can view the POE power supply level by
managing the POE switch. If powering the sound or charging
stand, the power level is 0 or 6 and the maximum value is
12.95W; If only powering a phone, the power level is 2 and
the maximum value is 6.49W
The power level of this type is 2.
INSTALLATION ATTENTION & MAINTENANCE
The phone has been manufactured using the very latest
technology and the highest quality components and
workmanship, under ISO9001 quality control procedures.
It can be relied on to provide many years of trouble-free
service, especially if these simple tips are followed:
• Handle with care, avoiding hard knocks and shocks.
• Do not expose this product to dust, strong sunlight,
humidity, high temperature, or mechanical shock.
• Do not use corrosive or abrasive cleansers on this product.
Keep the unit dust free by wiping it with a soft, damp
cloth.
• Do not tamper with or attempt to modify the phone,
it would make it unsafe to use. Should any service
difficulties or faults be encountered, the following list
may help you identify and remedy problems. In many
cases, however, it may be necessary to call the distributor
from whom you purchased it.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
1. No dialing tone
• Check the telephone network
• Check the connection of handset cord and straight line
cord
2. No ringing or no continuous ring
• Check the telephone line
• Check the quantity of parallel phone sets.
3. Noise during talk
• Check the telephone line
• Check the handset cord
WARRANTY
This product is warranted for a period of 12 months
from the date of purchase against faulty materials or
workmanship.
If during this period a defect arises, we may repair or replace
the product, at Bittel’s discretion, provided that:
1. The product has not been used for any purpose other
than normal use.
2. Unauthorized product repair or modifications have not
been attempted.
3. The product has never been used in a harsh or corrosive
environment.
4. No damage in transit.
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES THE BUYER SPECIFIC LEGAL
RIGHTS. THE BUYER MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH
VARY FROM JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION.
This warranty is only valid for merchandise purchased
directly from Bittel or dealers or distributors authorized by
Bittel Co.

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FCC APPROVAL
Complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. On the bottom of this
telephone is a label that contains, among other information,
the FCC registration number and the ringer equivalence
number (REN) for this telephone. If requested, you must
provide this information to the Telephone Company.
EC Declaration of Conformity
Hereby Bittel declares that this equipment is in compliance
with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU.
Jacks:
Use RJ11C USOC standard modular jacks.

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IP60N.06?072018
CONTACT INFORMATION
Shandong Bittel Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.
Telephone: (86) 633-2212119/2212113
Internet: www.bittelgroup.com, www.hotelphone.com
Email: [email protected]
Address: Shandong Bittel Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.
No. 1 Rizhao North Road, Rizhao, Shandong,
276800, China
Service center North America:
Guestroom Technologies Inc.
1722 Little Orchard Street San Jose,California 95125 USA
Telephone: 1-888-9-BITTEL or 1-408-298-8206
Copyright © 2017 Bittel Inc. All rights reserved.
Produced in licence from:
Bell Xpress A/S
Telephone: (45) 70 22 60 33
Internet: www.bellxpress.dk
Email: [email protected]
Address: Sletvej 50, DK-8310 Tranbjerg J, Denmark
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS AND DISPOSAL
Electric and electronic appliances contain materials,
components and substances that can be damaging to
people’s health and to the environment, if the waste is not
disposed of correctly. Electric and electronic appliances are
marked with a crossed-out wheelie bin symbol as illustrated
below. It indicates that electric and electronic appliances are
banned from being disposed of as general household waste,
and have to be collected separately.
Please ask you dealer about current means of disposal.
– The contents of this manual are subject to change
without notice.
– The manufacturer and its suppliers accept no liability
whatsoever for any damage, expense, loss of profits
or any other damage incurred as a result of using this
product.

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Product by: Bell Xpress A/S, Sletvej 50, 8310 Tranbjerg J, Denmark · www.bellxpress.dk
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