NetComm V90 User manual

User Guide
V90
VoIP Desktop Phone

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Contents
Overview.......................................................................................................................................................4
NetComm V90 Physical Layout..................................................................................................................5
NetComm V90 VoIP Phone Specification ....................................................................................................6
Shipping Contents ....................................................................................................................................7
Installation and Basic Configuration.............................................................................................................9
Hardware Installation ................................................................................................................................9
Configuring the NetComm V90..................................................................................................................9
Obtaining the NetComm V90 VoIP Phone IP Address ..........................................................................10
Accessing the NetComm V90 VoIP Phone Web Configuration..............................................................10
Configuring the NetComm V90 VoIP Phone........................................................................................11
More Configurations ...................................................................................................................................13
Preference.............................................................................................................................................13
Changing the Time Zone ..................................................................................................................13
Identifying the Time Server ...............................................................................................................13
Auto Provision and Central Management ...........................................................................................13
Disable # as Delimiter key ................................................................................................................14
Selecting Network Tones ..................................................................................................................14
Network Configuration ............................................................................................................................15
LAN Port Configuration.....................................................................................................................15
PC Port Configuration.......................................................................................................................15
Call Settings...........................................................................................................................................16
Setting the SIP Authentication ID and Password .................................................................................16
Setting Call Forwarding ....................................................................................................................16
Selecting Ring Tones........................................................................................................................16
Setting Voicemail number .................................................................................................................16
Phone Settings.......................................................................................................................................17
Setting the LCD Default display.........................................................................................................17
Auto Dial .........................................................................................................................................17
Tools .....................................................................................................................................................18
Performing an Online Upgrade..........................................................................................................18
Changing the username and password of the unit..............................................................................18
Reset Configuration Settings.............................................................................................................19
System Reboot ................................................................................................................................19

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NetComm V90 VoIP Phone Operation..........................................................................................................21
Making and Answering Calls ...................................................................................................................21
Making a Basic Call .........................................................................................................................21
Making a Hands-Free Call ................................................................................................................21
Answering an Incoming Call .............................................................................................................22
Dialing from the Phonebook..............................................................................................................22
Dialing from the Call History .............................................................................................................22
Redialing the last number.................................................................................................................23
Using other Call Features*.......................................................................................................................24
Putting a Call on Hold.......................................................................................................................24
Transferring a Call............................................................................................................................24
Using Voicemail ...............................................................................................................................24
Call Waiting .....................................................................................................................................24
Using the Flash Button .....................................................................................................................25
Other Phone Operations..........................................................................................................................25
Checking Call History .......................................................................................................................25
Accessing Phonebook ......................................................................................................................25
Adjusting the Ring Volume................................................................................................................26
Adjusting the Handset Receiver Volume.............................................................................................26
Adjusting the Speaker Volume ..........................................................................................................26
Adjusting the LCD Contrast...............................................................................................................26
Resetting Phone Configuration..........................................................................................................26
LCD Indicators........................................................................................................................................27
Date and Time .................................................................................................................................27
Unanswered Calls ............................................................................................................................27
Menu Display...................................................................................................................................27
Call Display .....................................................................................................................................27
Keypad Encoding Scheme ................................................................................................................27
Appendix A - Function Key..........................................................................................................................29
Functions that can be used for the function keys: .....................................................................................30
Product Warranty........................................................................................................................................31

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CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW
NetComm V90 VoIP Phone is a fully fledged VoIP Phone which is fully compatible with the SIP standard. It
is designed mainly as a third-party enterprise grade VoIP device, which makes it easy to integrate into an
existing SIP network.
The feature-rich NetComm V90 VoIP Phone is designed to work seamlessly with most of the existing SIP VoIP
systems currently available.

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NetComm V90 Physical Layout
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1. LCD Display
2. VM Key – Call Voice Mail.
3. Hold Key – Hold current call
4. Conference Key
5. Transfer Key – Transfer current call
6. L1 – L4 line Keys – Profile/Contact selection key
7. Handset Key – To activate headset
8. OK Key – Menu navigation, Sending Invite Message.
9. Esc Key – Exiting Menus.
10. Del Key – Removing characters when typing.
11. Navigation key (Up – Phonebook, Down – Received Calls List, Right/Left - LCD Contrast and Handset/
Speaker Level)
12. Menu Key – Access menu
13. Keypad
14. Mute – Turns off Microphone
15. Speaker – Enables speaker for hands free operation
16. Redial – Redial last number
17. Function Keys – Programmable function keys

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NetComm V90 VoIP Phone Specification
Advanced System Features
• Power over Ethernet (802.3af) Support
• Setup Wizard for different types of network environment and IP phone accounts
• Auto Configuration Support via TFTP and HTTP (Plug-n-Play operation - requires no user setup when
network access is available.)
• Smart Firmware Management Support via TFTP and HTTP (No need for manual firmware upgrade)
• Centralized management software for easy management for mass V90 deployment (Optional)
• Multiple SIP server and SIP account support (max 4).
• Programmable QoS Marking (both 802.1q VLAN and ToS/DiffServ)
• Compatibility in multi-vendor open architecture VoIP networks
• Retrieving time via NTP Servers and SIP message
• NAT/ Firewall Traversal Support with Border Session Controller or Stun Server
Key Features
• SIP 2.0 standardization deployed throughout
• Advanced audio processing – jitter buffer with packet delay and packet loss concealment
• Voice packetization & flexible voice compression
• Programmable voice packet payload size
• Dynamic & automatic negotiation of codec selection
• In-band and Out-band DTMF transport
• G.168 Echo Cancellation
• Two Ethernet ports supporting router and bridge mode
• Call Redial, Flash, Mute
• Caller ID / Caller ID Call Waiting
• Visual Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)
• Call hold/Forward/Transfer (attended/unattended call transfer)
• Phone Book Memory Dialing
• Speed Memory Dialing
• Hands Free Dialing
• Hotline Dialing
• Call history for incoming, outgoing and missed calls
• Programmable Generic Function Key Definitions (automatic adding prefixes/customized LCD menu)
• Dialing Plan (Digit Map)
• Soft Login/Logout key for SIP registration
• 128x64 dot matrix LCD with/without back light
• Full Duplex Speakerphone
• Programmable Phone Commands (via dialing keypad) for additional functions (Optional)
• Auto Provisioning Support
• Firmware upgrading, loading configuration, phone status reports and etc via Centralized Management tool
(Optional)
• Local Music on Hold

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Standards Supported
• SIP V2.0 Standard (RFC 3261)
• SDP (RFC 2327)
• Digest authentication and MD5 encryption (SIP)
• ITU-T G.711 Alaw/Ulaw, G.729A, G.729AB, G.723.1 and GSM Voice Codec
• RTP (Real Time Data Transmission) RFC1889
• RTCP (Real Time Transport Control Protocol) RFC 3550
• Proprietary Firewall/Passthrough Technology
• Simple Traversal of UDP over NAT (STUN)
• Web-based Management
• PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE)
• PPP Authentication Protocol (PAP)
• Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
• TFTP Client
• Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
• Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
• Domain Name System (DNS)
• Out-band DTMF Relay: RFC 2833 and SIP Info
• SIP proxy address in DHCP (RFC 3361)
• RFC 3265 and RFC 3842 for Message Waiting Indication
Hardware Interface
• Ethernet PC & LAN Port (2 x RJ-45, 10/100BaseT)
• Headset Jack
• DC Jack
Note: If your network is not PoE (Power over Ethernet) enabled then you will require an external power adapter before you can use the
VoIP Phone. Please contact NetComm to purchase the correct power adapter for this product.
Shipping Contents
• The NetComm V90 VoIP Phone
Item Description
Warranty Registration Phone warranty card
Quick Start Guide Quick Start Guide
Ethernet Cable Straight-through cable

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CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION AND
BASIC CONFIGURATION
Hardware Installation
1. Connect the handset to the base of the V90 VoIP Phone using the supplied cable.
2. Use the enclosed Ethernet cable to connect the LAN port to a hub/switch, or DSL Router/Cable Modem.
Note: If your network is not PoE (Power over Ethernet) enabled then you will require an external power adapter before you can use the
VoIP Phone. Please contact NetComm to purchase the correct power adapter for this product.
3. For first time installation, the phone will scan the network for available services which are DHCP, PPPoE,
and Fixed IP. Select the preferred service and enter the required information if needed. No user input is
required for DHCP service. User ID and Password are required for PPPoE. IP address, Netmask, and
Gateway IP Address are required for Fixed IP mode.
Notes: If you connect the unit to an existing router, please use DHCP mode.
Configuring the NetComm V90
To configure the V90 VoIP Phone, you need to access the unit Web Configuration. Please follow the step below
to access the Web Configuration:
• Obtain the V90 VoIP Phone IP address.
• Enter the IP address into a web browser.
• Log in to the V90 VoIP Phone web configuration page.
Obtaining the NetComm V90 VoIP Phone IP Address
To retrieve the IP address from the VoIP Phone:
• When the phone is in the on-hook state, press Menu.
• Press 3 (System Tools).
• Press 1 (Phone Status).
• Press 1 (LAN Port).
The LCD screen will display:
IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
– where xxx is any valid IP address between 0 and 255.
Accessing the NetComm V90 VoIP Phone Web Configuration
When trying to access the V90 Web Configuration, please configure the laptop or desktop computer to the
same subnet as the V90. The V90 Web Configuration Menu can be accessed from any web browser using
the following URL:
http://<phone-IP-address> – where <phone-IP-address> is the IP address of the phone.
Notes: This example use an IP address of “192.168.1.2” which might be different then your V90 IP address. The example shown use
Internet Explorer 7. Your web browser might look slightly different.
The default User Name is “admin” and the default Password is “admin”.
Enter the User Name and Password into the Log In screen and then click OK to log in to the V90 Web
Configuration. If the User name and Password are correct, the Status Screen will appear. This screen
provides you information regarding the phone and network settings.

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Configuring the NetComm V90 VoIP Phone
• Click on Configurations links on the left. The configuration page will appear
• For basic configuration, the following information is required to register your V90 to your VoIP service
provider. However, depending on your network setup and VoIP service provider, more advanced
information may be needed. Please consult your VoIP service provider if necessary.
• SIP Phone number
• Display name
(Optional, This name will be used for Call ID Name Delivery, so that the other party can see your name before answering.)
• SIP Proxy (IP Address or Fully Qualified Domain Name)
• SIP Registrar (IP Address or Fully Qualified Domain Name)
• Register Expiry(s)
• Home Domain (Optional, IP Address or Fully Qualified Domain Name)
• Authentication ID
• Password
• Click on the Advanced Settings for additional VoIP advance settings and Media Settings for packet length,
Codec, and network tones settings. For most VoIP Service Providers, these settings can be left as default.
• Click on Save Changes on the left menu to store the current settings.
The phone supports two registration modes, Multiple Server Mode and Single Server Mode.
- Multiple Server Mode (default) allows the phone to register with up to 4 account with different SIP providers.
In this configuration, the L1 to L4 buttons are predefined for Profile 1 to Profile 4 and this allows user to
choose which Profile (server) will be used for the call. Profile 1 is always used as default profile when a call
is made without specifying the designated profile.
- Single Server Mode allows the phone to register up to 4 accounts with the same VoIP provider. A backup
server option is also available and will be used once the registration to the primary server fails. In this
configuration, the L1 to L4 buttons are predefined for Contact 1 to Contact 4 and this allows user to choose
which Contact (account) will be used for the call. Contact 1 is always used as default contact when a call is
made without specifying the designated Contact.
Note: If a profile or contact is not configured, the corresponding Line button is disabled.
The V90 will automatically try to register all accounts. To change the mode, select the mode from the SIP Work
Mode drop down menu. And then click on each Profile/Contact to configure the respective profile/contact.