LevelOne VOI-9000 User manual

LevelOne
VOI-9000
H.323 VoIP Gatekeeper
User Manual

Quick Guide
Step 1: Broadband (ADSL/Cable Modem) Connections For VOI-9000
A. Connect VOI-9000 RJ45 LAN port to Router/ADSL as one of the following connections.
B. Connect VOI-9000 RJ45 PC port to PC using a Category 5 LAN cable.
C. Connect VOI-9000 RJ11 PHONE port to a Telephone Set.
D. Connect Power Adaptor to the POWER outlet. After flashing, the POWER LED will be lit.
E. Pick up the phone, the PHONE LED will be lit, and you should hear a dial tone.
ADSL Connections for VOI-9000 with Ethernet Switches
ADSL Modem
Ethernet Switch
Telephone
PC
VOI-9000 IP: 61.20.102.4 (#11)
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (#12)
Router IP: 61.20.102.254 (#13)
Step 2: IP Settings for VOI-9000 with Static IP
A. Prepare for VOI-9000 IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Router IP Address. (*)
B. Pick up the phone, and you should hear a dial tone.
C. Press #11 + IP Address to enter VOI-9000 IP address
Example: Press #11061020102004 if VOI-9000 static IP address is 61.20.102.4
D. Press #12 + Subnet Mask to enter the subnet mask
Example: Press #12255255255000 if subnet mask is 255.255.255.0
E. Press #13 + Router IP Address to enter the Router IP address
Example: Press #13061020102254 if Router IP address is 61.20.102.254
(*)Note that the static IP address is available from your Internet Service Provider. Please note
that you must press 3 digits for each byte of the IP address.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introductions ……………………………………………………
2. Features ……………………………………………………………
3. Standard Compliances ………………………………………
4. Packing Contents ………………………………………………
5. LED Indicators …………………………………………………
6. Installations & IP Configurations ………………………
7. Telephone Keypad Dialing …………………………………
8. Telephone Command Modes ………………………………
9. PC Telnet Command Modes ………………………………
10. Commands Summary ………………………………………
11. Firmware Upgrade/Download Procedures…………
Remote download from telephone …………………
Local PC download from telephone ………………
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1. Introduction
The VOI-9000 is a H.323 Gatekeeper for Voice over IP (VoIP), and it supports standard H.323
gatekeeper protocols. Connecting to the Internet with an Ethernet RJ45 port, the VOI-9000
allows Dynamic IP users to register and to make a voice call over the Internet from one
dynamic IP to another one.
The VOI-9000 allow 3,000 users registration with flexible phone number assignment, which is
very suitable for small ITSP (Internet Telephony Service Providers) customers and SOHO
users to make a voice call on the Internet.
Note that each VOI-9000 will need an IP address, a subnet mask, and its gateway IP address
for its own use. These three are available from your Internet service provider. The Media
Access Control (MAC) hardware address is indicated at the bottom of VOI-9000.
2. Features
The VOI-9000 VoIP Gatekeeper is equipped with one RJ11 connector for POTS, and one RJ45
LAN connector for ADSL/Router Connection. The IP address, subnet mask, and router IP
address can be configured through the POTS. The VOI-9000 features as follows;
Three LED Indicators: POWER, PHONE, LAN
Static IP
GateKeeper Direct Mode
Telnet CLI command for configuration/status
Direct IP configuration through POTS
Remote/Local TFTP Firmware Download/Update
3. Standard Compliances
The VOI-9000 VoIP Gatekeeper supports for the following standards
VoIP Protocol: ITU-T H.323
Signal Protocol: ITU-T H.225
Dialing Numbering: ITU-T E.164
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4. Packing Contents
Inside the package you should find:
(1) One VOI-9000 VoIP Gatekeeper
(2) One DC Power Adaptor
(3) User Manual
Please check if the packing is damaged before unpacking or any component is missing. If so,
please contact your distributor.
5. LED Indicators
On the front panel of VOI-9000, there are three LED indicators as follows;
Power : On indicates the power is normal
Flashing once every minute indicates Router IP is NOT found
PHONE: On indicates the telephone is offhook
LAN : LAN activity
Continuous Flashing indicates VoIP registration/calling are in progress
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6. Installations & IP Configurations
1. Connect VOI-9000 RJ45 LAN port to ADSL/Router using the Category 5 LAN cable.
2. Connect VOI-9000 RJ45 PC port to Notebook PC using a Category 5 LAN cable.
3. Connect VOI-9000 RJ11 PHONE port to a Plain Old Telephone Set (POTS).
4. Connect the Power Adaptor (5VDC) to the POWER outlet.
5. The POWER and PHONE LED indicators will start flashing for about 10 seconds and
OFF for a while, then flashing three times again. After the POWER LED is lit constantly,
the VOI-9000 will be ready for configuration and VoIP calls. Pick up the phone, the
PHONE LED will be lit and you should hear a dial tone.
6. Prepare for the VOI-9000 an IP address, a Subnet mask, and a Router IP address before
installing as a VoIP gatekeeper. These three can be available from your Internet Service
Provider. Configurations Command modes can be entered from either the telephone or PC
Telnet session.
6.1 IP Configurations From Telephone (POTS)
1) Pick up the phone, the PHONE will be lit and you should hear a dial tone.
2) Enter the VOI-9000 an IP Address, a Subnet mask, and a Router IP address as the
following.
Press #11 + IP Address
Example: Press #11061020102004 if the VOI-1000/1020 IP Address is 61.20.102.4
Press #12 + Subnet mask
Example: Press #12255255255000 if the Subnet mask is 255.255.255.0
Press #13 + Router IP Address
Example: Press #13061020102254 if the Router IP address is 61.20.102.254
Note that you must press 3 digits for each byte of the IP address.
3) After entering each item, you will hear the dial tone for confirmation. If not, you will hear
a busy tone indicating an invalid configuration.
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7. Gatekeeper VoIP Calling
1) You may now start making a VOIP call by using the VOI-9000. All the VoIP TAs and
Gateways will first register its IP address with an assigned phone number directly to the
VOI-9000. The assigned phone number can be up to 48 digits.
7.1 Point-to-Point Gatekeeper Dynamic IP calls
1) Press the phone Number of the party you like to call
Example: Press 11223344 to call the party with alias number 11223344 registered in the
gatekeeper.
In 3 seconds, you should hear the ring back tone, and wait for the called party to answer, or
you will hear a busy tone when the dialed number is busy or not available.
In 3 seconds, you should hear the ring back tone, and wait for the called party to answer.
8. Telephone Command Modes
The VOI-9000 provides commands to configure for different features and applications.
Configuration commands can be entered from either the telephone or PC telnet session. This
section describes the commands entered from the telephone keypad. Pick up the phone, the
PHONE LED will be lit and you should hear a dial tone.
8.1 Reset to Default from Telephone
Press #01# to reset the default values for VOI-9000. Note that this does not change the
password.
8.2 Set Password
Press #01xxx# to set the “xxx” password into VOI-9000. If you forgot the password when
using PC telnet session, you may set a new password from the telephone.
Example: Press #01123# to set the password “123”.
Since VOI-9000 is a public server, please must set a password for protecting your settings
from being revised.
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9. PC Telnet Command Modes
9.1 Connect VOI-9000, as the following diagrams.
ADSL Modem
VOI-9000 IP: 61.20.102.4
Ethernet Switch
Telephone
PC VOI-9000
VOI-9000 IP: 61.20.102.4 (#11)
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (#12)
Router IP: 61.20.102.254 (#13)
If you forgot the current VOI-9000 address, you may enter the new IP address from telephone by
using #11 commands.
9.2 Key in “telnet 61.20.102.4” from PC Windows [Start] [Run] screen, assuming that the current IP
address is 61.20.102.4. Note that picking up the phone during the telnet command mode will
logout the telnet session.
9.3 “password:” prompt will appear in the screen. There is no default telnet password. Please
press the “enter” key in PC.
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9.4 “>” prompt will appear in the screen as follows
‘?’ –list command
‘.’ -exit
9.5 Key in “!” to list the VOI-9000 registrations as follows.
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10. Commands Summary:
Entered from Telephone Set (POTS)
Command Format Defaults Descriptions Enter From
#01# #01# Reset to Defaults POTS
#01 #01xxxxx# Set Password xxxxx POTS
#03 #03+[0..999]+# 820 Volume Control POTS
#05 #05+[0|1]+# 0 PPPoE POTS
#11 #11+TA IP 192168001150 TA IP Address POTS
#12 #12+Subnet Mask 255255255000 Subnet Mask POTS
#13 #13+Router IP 192168001254 Router IP Address POTS
#20 #20+[0..2]+# 1 (enabled) GK Dialing Mode POTS
#21 #21+GK IP 061066159237 GateKeeper IP Address POTS
#22 #22+GK id+# GateKeeper id POTS
#23 #23+Alias Name+# Alias Name POTS
#24 #24+Alias Number+# Alias Phone Number POTS
#25 #25+Endpoint id+# Endpoint id POTS
#26 POTS
Note: (1) It is required from the telephone set (POTS) to press the “#” to complete the
configuration, and it is not needed from PC telnet session.
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Entered from PC Telnet session
Command Format Defaults Descriptions Enter From
#01 #01xxxxx Set Password xxxxx PC
#03 #03+[0..999] 800 Volume Control PC
#05 #05+[0|1] 0 (disabled) PPPoE PC
#06 #06+username Max 48 letters PPPoE username PC
#07 #07+password Max 48 letters PPPoE password PC
#11 #11+TA IP 192168001150 TA IP Address PC
#12 #12+Subnet Mask 255255255000 Subnet Mask PC
#13 #13+Router IP 192168001254 Router IP Address PC
#20 #20+[0|1] 1 (enabled) Disable/Enable GK Mode PC
#21 #21+GK IP 061066159237 GateKeeper IP Address PC
#22 #22+GK id GateKeeper id PC
#23 #23+Alias Name Max 48 letters Alias Name PC
#24 #24+Alias Number Max 48 digits Alias Phone Number PC
#25 #25+Endpoint id Endpoint id PC
#26 PC
Note: (1) Power on/off will not reset to default settings.
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