Planet VIP-193 User manual

802.11b/g Functional Wi-Fi Phone
VIP-193
User’s manual
Version 1.0.1

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Remind
The User Guide to the Wi-Fi Phone ha s b een de si gned to make unde rstanding network i ng with the
Wi-Fi Phone easie r th an ever . Lo ok for the fol l o w ing i t e ms when r e adin g this Us e r Gui d e:
This questi o n mark provi d es you wi th a r e mind er about something you might need to do whi l e using the Wi-Fi Phone.
Thi s c hec km ar k me ans t h er e is a no te o f i n te r e st you should pay special attention to whi l e using the Wi-Fi Phone.
Thi s excla m ation po int me ans ther e is a ca uti o n or w a r n i ng and is something that could dam a ge your Wi-Fi Phone .
In addi ti on to these symbols, ther e ar e definitions for technical terms t h at are presented lik e t h is:
Also , e a c h figure (diagram, scr e enshot, or other ima g e) is pro v id ed wi th a fi gur e number and desc ription, like word: definition. Figure numbers
and descriptions can al so be found in the “List of Figures” section.
Figur e 0- 1: Sample Figure Des c ription
WARNING: This product contains c h emicals, i n cl uding lead , k n o w n to the State of Ca lifor nia to ca use
cancer , and bir t h defects or other r e pr oductive har m . W a sh hands a f ter handli ng.
Revision
User’s Manual for PLANET Functional Wi-Fi Phone
Model: VIP-193
Rev: 1.0.0 (2009, March)
Part No. EM-VIP193v1

Chapte r 1: What’s in This Use r Gui d e? 1
Chapte r 2: Wi-Fi Phone Panels 3
Chapter 3: In stalling and Us ing the Wi-Fi Phone 7
Inserting the Batte r y into the Wi-Fi Phone 7
Powering on the Wi-Fi Phone 8
Navigating the Wi-Fi Phone 10
Setting up the Wi-Fi Phone 12
Using the Wi-Fi Phone 22
Chapter 4: Configuring the Wi-Fi Phone 25
Instructions for Confi guring the Wi-Fi Phone 25
St at us In fo r matio n 27
How to Access th e We b-based Uti lity 29
Adm i nist rator Access 29
Setting s of the Wi-Fi Phone 30
Chapte r 5: Fo r Admi nistra tors Only 65
Adm i nist rator Settings of the Wi-Fi Phone 65
Accessing th e Web-base d Utility 65
Protecti ng Admi nistr a tor Access 66
Appendix A: Frequently Asked Questi ons 67
Appendix B: Glos sary 73
Appendix C: FAQ 77

Figure 2-1: Bottom Panel 3
Figure 2-2: Front Pa nel 4
Figure 2-3: Symbol Selection 5
Figure 2-4: Side Panel 6
Figure 2-5: Back Panel 6
Figure 3-1: Press the Button 7
Figure 3-3: Connect the Power 8
Figure 3-4: Front Pa nel 10
Figure 3-5: Symbol Selection 11
Figure 3-6: Scan for Wireless Ne tworks 12
Figure 3-7: Select Wireless Ne twork 12
Figure 3-8: Connect to Wireless Net w ork 13
Figure 3-9: Enter WEP Ke y (Secure d Ne twork) 13
Figure 3-10: Enter WPA Ke y (Secure d Netwo r k) 13
Figure 3-11: Successful Connection 13
Figure 3-12: Select Menu 14
Figure 3-13: Select SIP Settings 14
Figure 3-14: Edit Proxy IP 15
Figure 3-15: Save Proxy IP 1 5
Figure 3-16: Save Proxy Port 16
Figure 3-17: Save Re gister Proxy IP 16
Figure 3-18: Save Re gister Proxy Port 17
Figure 3-19: Save Outbound Proxy IP 17
Figure 3-20: Edit Outbound Proxy Port 18
Figure 3-21: Save Expire Time 18
Figure 3-22: Save Phone Number 19
Figure 3-23: Save User Name 19
Figure 3-24: Save Password 20
Figure 3-25: Save SIP Set t ings 20
Figu re 3-26: Return to Standby Screen 21
Figu re 3-27: Standby Screen 21
Figure 3-28: Call Connected 22
Figure 3-29: Line Options 22
Figure 3-30: Second Call 23
Figure 3-31: Unlock Keys 23
Figure 4-1: Front Panel 25
Figure 4-2: Symbol Selection 26
Figu re 4-3: Standby Screen 27
Figu re 4-4: Standby Screen 28
Figu re 4-5: Main Menu 28
Figure 4-6: Call Log 30
Figure 4-7: Call Log Options 3 0
Figure 4-8: Type o f Phone Number 30
Figure 4-9: Sele ct Phone Book 33
Figure 4-10: Phon e Bo ok 33
Figure 4-11: Phon e Bo ok Options 33
Figure 4-12: Add Person 34
Figure 4-13: Enter Name 34
Figure 4-14: Select Network Settings 35

Figure 4-15: Network Settings – DHCP 35
Figure 4-16: Network Setting s - Fixed IP 36
Figure 4-17: Enter IP Ad dress 36
Figure 4-18: Edit Su bnet Mask 36
Figure 4-19: Enter Subnet Mask 36
Figure 4-20: Wireless 37
Figure 4-21: Scanning for Wireless Networks 37
Figure 4-22: List of Wireless Networks 37
Figure 4-23: Connecting to Wireless Network 38
Figure 4-24: Enter WEP Ke y (fo r Secured Network) 38
Figure 4-25: Enter WPA Ke y (fo r Secured Net w ork) 38
Figure 4-26: Connecting to Wireless Network 38
Figure 4-27: Select Default Hotspot 39
Figure 4-28: Detect Hotspot 40
Figure 4-29: Connecting to Hotspot 40
Figure 4-30: Getting IP Address 40
Figure 4-31: Select IE Browser 40
Figure 4-32: Wi-Fi Profiles 41
Figure 4-33: Edit SSID 41
Figure 4-34: Edit Wireless Mode 41
Figure 4-35: Change Authen tication Mode 42
Figure 4-36: Edit WEP Key 42
Figure 4-37: Enter WEP Key 42
Figure 4-38: Change EAP Type (802.1x) 42
Figu re 4-39: Edit EAP Type (WPA -PSK) 43
Figu re 4-40: Change EAP Type (WPA-PSK) 43
Figure 4-41: Enter SSID 43
Figure 4-42: Change Transmit Key 44
Figure 4-43: Edit WPA Key 44
Figu re 4-44: Profile Added 45
Figure 4-45: Select Hotspot 46
Figure 4-46: Edit User Name 4 6
Figure 4-47: Select Phone Settings 47
Figure 4-48: Phone Settings 47
Figure 4-49: Ring Options 47
Figure 4-50: Ring Types 47
Figure 4-51: Keypad Tone 48
Figure 4-52: Wallpaper 48
Figure 4-53: Change Time Format 49
Figure 4-54: Change Clock Type 49
Figure 4-55: Change Time Zones 49
Figu re 4-56: Change Daylight Time 49
Figu re 4-57: Enable NTP 50
Figure 4-58: Disable NTP 50
Figure 4-59: Change Date 50
Figure 4-60: Change Clock 50
Figure 4-61: Se l e ct La nguage 51
Figu re 4-62: Language 51

Wi-Fi Phone
Figure 4-63: Password disabled (default) 51
Figure 4-64: Enable Phone Password 51
Figure 4-65: Set User Password 5 2
Figure 4-66: User Phone Passwo r d 52
Figure 4-67: Phone Pa ssword (Admin) 52
Figure 4-68: Auto Ke ylock Setting 53
Figure 4-69: Enable Keylock 53
Figure 4-70: Auto-Provisioning 53
Figure 4-71: Server Type 53
Figure 4-72: Factory Default settings 54
Figure 4-73: Upgrade phon e 54
Figure 4-74: Upgrade phon e 54
Figure 4-75: Edit Download URL 55
Figure 4-76: Edit Proxy Port 55
Figure 4-77: Register Proxy Port 56
Figure 4-78: Edit Proxy IP 56
Figure 4-79: Enter Proxy IP 56
Figure 4-80: Enter Re gister Proxy Port 56
Figure 4-81: Change Outbound Proxy IP 57
Figure 4-82: Outbou nd Proxy Port 57
Figure 4-83: Web Cam 58
Figure 4-84: Web Cam O p tions 58
Figure 4-85: Edit Web Cam 58
Figure 4-86: Add Web Cam 58
Figure 4-87: MSN 60
Figure 4-88: Web Site 61
Figure 4-89: Visit Web Site 61
Figure 4-90: Auto-Scroll Option 61
Figure 4-91: Web Site Options 62
Figu re 4-92: Edit Web Site 62
Figure 4-93: Add Web Site 63
Figure 4-94: Information 64
Figu re 5-1: Admin Log i n on Web - based utility 65
Figure 5-2: Protect Admin Access 66
Figu re 5-3: Admin password on Phone 66

Chapter 1: What’s in This User
Guide
Tha nk you for choo si ng the Wi-Fi Phone . It wil l all o w you to make Wi-Fi Phone ca lls using your broadband
connection, whether yo u ar e at home , in your office , or at a publi c hotspot.
How does th e Wi-Fi Phone d o this? It co nnects to your wir e le ss r o uter or gatew a y, so tel e phon e serv i c e is deli ver e d
thr o ugh your cabl e or DSL Inter n et connecti o n. Y o u can al so surf the I n ter n et with its built-in web bro w ser and
backli t, full-colo r scr e en.
But what does al l of thi s me an? Ne tw or ks ar e useful to ols for sha r ing Inter n et ac ce ss a nd co mpute r r e so ur ces.
Y o ur voi c e c a ll s can sha r e your high-speed I n te r n e t c o nnection. Y o u wil l be a ble to make phone ca lls using the
account you set up with your Inter n et phone serv ic e provi d er , e v e n whi l e yo u ’ r e surfing the I n ter net on your
co mpute r . So , ne twor ks not only are useful in homes and offices, but also can be fun.
Use the i n structi o ns in this Use r Guide to help you conn ect the Wi-Fi Phone afte r you have se t up a n acco unt with
your Inter n e t phone serv ic e provi d er . T hese in struc ti o ns should be all yo u need to ge t the most out of the Wi-Fi
Phone .
This guide covers the st eps f o r installing t h e Wi-Fi Phone .
• C hapter 1: What’s in This User Guide
Thi s c hapte r de scr i bes the Wi-Fi Phone ’ s applications and thi s User Guide .
IP
(inter net protoc ol ): a protoc ol used to
send data ov er a network.
Netw ork : a se ries of c o mpute r s or
devices connected for the purpose of
da ta shar i ng, sto r age , a nd/ or
tr ansmission b e twee n users.
NO TE: For infor m a ti o n
about your Inter net phone
serv ice , r e fer to the mat e rials
provided by yo ur Inter n et
phone serv ice provi d er .
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Chapter 1: What’s in This User Guide

• C hapter 2: Wi-Fi Phone Panels
T h is c h a p ter desc ribe s the physic a l featur es of the Wi-Fi Phone .
• C hapter 3: I nstalling and Using the Wi-Fi Phone
This chapter ex pl ains how to install the Wi-Fi Phone and use it.
• C hapter 4: Config uring the Wi-Fi Phone
This ch apter discusses how to configure the Wi-Fi Phone’ s setti ngs.
• A ppend ix A: T r oubleshooting
This appendix descr i bes some potent ial pr oblems and so lutions, as we ll as frequently asked questions,
regarding use of the Wi-Fi Phone.
• A ppend ix B: Gl ossary
This appendix gives a br ief glossar y of ter m s fr equently used in networ king .
• A ppend ix C: FAQ
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Chapter 2: Wi-Fi Phone Panels
The Bottom P a nel
The Wi-Fi Phone ’ s headset ja c k and USB po r t a r e l o ca te d on t h e bo tt om pane l .
Headset
Ja c k
US B P o r t
Figur e 2-1: Bo ttom P a n e l
Hea d set Jack This j a c k all o ws yo u to connect a headset.
USB Po rt The USB po rt allows you t o attach the included power adapter .
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Chapter 2: Wi-Fi Phone Panels

The Fr
ont and Side P a nels
The p o wer L E D is located a t the top o f the Wi-Fi Phone, whil e its buttons a r e loca te d on the front and side
panels.
Po wer L E D B l u e/Re d/Purp le . The L E D is a solid bl ue when the Wi-Fi Phone i s po wered on a nd ready
fo r phone ca lls. It fl ashes r e d whe n the Wi-Fi Phone i s no t ready for phone c a ll s.
The LED alter n ates between blu e and pur pl e when the Wi-Fi Phone is po wered off and
c h ar ging .
The buttons of the Wi-Fi Phone ar e descr i bed i n thi s tabl e .
Ico
n Butto n Nam e F unction
Po w e r L E D
So ft K e y S e lects the appropriate action
show
n on th e left- or right- h a nd
side of the scr
een
N a v i gation P a d
a nd Center
Soft K e y Sof t K e y
Na vigation P a d
and Ce nter
Selection K e y
L e ts you nav i gate menus and
sele ct your c hoices
C o ntrols c u rsor for it s w e b
br o w s e r
Selection K e y Call
Po w e r
or E nd Call
Ca ll Uses
Inter net phone line
Differ e nt K ey
Choices or + Sig n
Enter Symbol
or Space
Figure 2-2 : Front P a nel
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Chap ter 2: Wi-Fi Phone Panels

Ico n Butto n Nam e F unction
P o w e r or E nd Ca ll Pr ess and hold this bu tton for
t w o se conds to power the
Wi-Fi Phone
o n or off . E nds
the c
a ll or exits the c u rr ent
menu
Differ ent Key
Choi ces o r + Sign
Enter Symbol or
Space
T o enter an entry or setting , use
t he ke y p ad . Key s 1 - 9 can
represent upper
c ase letters (A,
B , C), lower c as e letters (a, b, c ) ,
or numbers (1, 2,
3). Press the *
(star) key to switc h between
t h e differ e nt c hoices.
Pr ess th e * (star) key twic e to
enter the + sign.
Pr ess the # ( p oun d ) key to op en
t h e Symbol Selec t ion menu.
Use the n a vigation pad to move
t hrough the menu. When y o u
h
a ve the appropriate symbol
h
i ghlighted , pr es s the center
sele ction k e y .
Pr ess th e # (pound) key twice
t o enter a space.
Chapter 2: Wi-Fi Phone Pan e ls
Fig u r e 2 - 3: Symbol
Selection
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Ico n Butto n Nam e F unction
Vo l u m e Incr ease s or decr ea ses
the volum
e
The Back P a nel
The Wi-Fi Phone ’ s b a tte r y c o mpartment is lo cated o n th e back
pane l of the Wi-Fi Phone . For dir e ction s on how to inser t the
batter y,
r e fer to “Chap t er 3: I nstalling and Using the Wi-Fi Phone. ”
V olu me
Bat t ery
Compartmen t
Figure 2-4: Side Pa nel
Fig u r e 2-5: Back P a nel
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Chap ter 2: Wi-Fi Phone Panels

Chapter 3: Installing and Using the Wi-Fi Phone
This chapter pr o v ide s i n structi o ns for first- time inst allation and use of the Wi-Fi Phone . Y o u will insert the batter y
into the Wi-Fi Phone and then set it up for your wi r e l e ss ne twork and Inter net phone serv ice . Th en you wi ll be able
to mak e and r e ceive Inter n et phone calls.
Inse rting the Battery into the Wi-Fi Phone
T o ins e r t t h e ba tt er y, fo ll o w t h ese i n str u c ti o ns:
1. Remo ve the co ver of the batter y compartment. Push do wn on the bu tton a nd slide the c o ver do wnw a r d.
2. Ins e rt the batter y. Mak e sure the metal contacts of the batter y line up w it h the metal c o nt ac ts of the
ba tter y c o mpartment.
3. I n sert the door and slide it upw ar d until it snaps into pl ace .
Proceed t o t h e next section, “ P ow ering on the Wi-Fi Phone . ”
But t on
Fig u r e 3-1: Pr ess
the Button
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P
o wering on the Wi-Fi Phone
Make sur e yo u have the a ccount information, includi ng necessary Wi-Fi Phone settings, supplied by your Inter n et
phone serv i c e prov ider . If you al r e ad y have an account set up wi th you r Inter net phone serv i c e pr o v ider , then
proc ee d to step 1. If you do not have an account, then go to the website of your In ter net phone serv i c e pr o v ider
and sign up for serv i c e . After you ha ve set up an account, proceed to step 1.
1. Mak e sure you have the account i n for mation, incl uding necessary Wi-Fi Phone setti ngs, suppl ied b y your
I n ter net phone serv ice provider .
2. Plug the USB mini -B c o nne ctor of the i n clu ded po wer ad a p ter into the U S B mi ni-B port of the Wi-Fi Phone .
Then c o nne ct th e po wer a d apter to a standar d e l ec tr ica l outlet.
3. T h e power LED wil l fl ash, alter n at ing between blue and purple. For the ini t ial char ge , al low the batter y to
charge for at least 1 0 hours, so the batter y wil l ha ve a ful l c h ar ge , whic h i s i ndicated b y a sol i dly li t power
L E D . Th is maximizes batter y perfor manc e and li fe .
NO TE: When the batter y is low on po wer , i t w ill emit one w a r n i ng sound or vib r ation,
unl ess the Ring T ype is set to Silent. (For mor e infor mat ion about R i ng T ypes, r e fer to
Chapter 4: Con f igu r ing the Wi-Fi Phone. ”)
When the batte ry is fully char ged, pr oceed to “Na vigating the Wi-Fi Phone . ”
Figur e 3-3: Connec t the P o w e r
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Na vigating the Wi-Fi Phone
Revi ew the descri pti o ns of the buttons you wil l use to navigate menus and select you r c hoices.
Ico n Butto n Nam e F unction
So ft K e y Pr ess t h e left or right soft key
to
s e lect the appropri ate action
show n on th e left- or right- h a nd
side of the scr
een.
Po w e r L E D
Na vigation P a d
and Ce nter
Selection K e y
T o navigate menus and control
t h e cursor for the web browser ,
u
s e the navigation p a d.
Use t he center selection key to
mak e menu choice s.
Ke y Choice
Ca ll Uses Inter net phone line
P o w e r or E nd Ca ll T o exit a menu w i thout making
changes , press this but ton.
N a v i gation P a d
a nd Center
Selection K
e y
Soft K e y
Call
Sof t K e y
Po w e r
or E nd Call
Different
alpha
-nu m eric
K ey Choices,
or
+ Sign Figur e
Figure 3-4: Front
Panel
Enter Symbol
or Space
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Ico n Butto n Nam e F unction
Differ ent Key
Choi ces o r + Sign
Enter Symbol or
Space
T o enter an entry or setting , use
t he ke y p ad . Key s 1 - 9 can
represent upper
c ase letters (A,
B , C), lower c as e letters (a, b, c ) ,
or numbers (1, 2,
3). Press the *
(star) key to switc h between
t h e differ e nt c hoices.
Pr ess th e * (star) key twic e to
enter the + sign.
Pr ess the # ( p oun d ) key to op en
t h e Symbol Selec t ion menu.
Use the n a vigation pad to move
t hrough the menu. When y o u
h
a ve the appropriate symbol
h
i ghlighted , pr es s the center
sele ction k e y .
Pr ess th e # (pound) key twice
t o enter a space.
For more de ta ils , re fer to “C hapter 2: Wi-Fi Phone Panels . ”
Proceed t o “Setting up the Wi-Fi Phone . ”
Figu r e 3 - 5: Symbol
Selection
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Chapter 3: In stalling an d U sing the Wi-Fi Phone

Setting up the Wi-Fi Phone
Be fo r e you be gin, make sur e yo ur network ha s an ac ti ve Intern et co nnec ti o n.
1. Pr ess and hold the Po w e r button for two seconds.
2. T h e Wi-Fi Phone wi ll boot up and automa tic a ll y sc an for wireless network s.
3. A li st of wir e less netw orks wi ll be displayed and sh ow their wir e l e ss ne twor k names (also known as Se r v i c e S e t
Ide n tifi er or SS ID ), se c u rit y s t atus (a l o c k indicates wir e less secur i ty), and signal str e ngth, which is i ndicated b y a bar
g r aph.
Fig u r e 3-6: Scan for
Wir e less Netw ork s
Scroll thr o ugh the network c hoices, a nd pr ess the center sel e ction k e y (in the mid d le of the navi gation pad)
to select the wir e less network y o u w a nt t o us e .
I f the network you w a nt is not sho w n, select Rescan fo r a ne w s c a n.
F i gur e 3 - 7: Select Wir e less
Netw ork
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4. T h e Wi-Fi Phone wi ll auto ma ti cal l y connec t to the ne twork you ha ve se lec t e d.
I f WEP security is enab led on the se lecte d network, a new scr e en will a ppear. Using the navigation
pad, select
the appropriate transmit k e y number and then move to the WEP Key fi eld. Enter the
netw ork’ s WEP key . Pr ess the center selection k e y.
If WP A se cur i ty i s e n abl e d on t h e s e l e cte d network, a new scr e en will appear. Enter the
ne two r k’ s WP A key . Pr ess the ce nte r sele ction key .
Fig u r e 3-8: Connect to
Wir e less Netw ork
Figu r e 3-9: Enter WEP
Ke y (Secur e d Netwo r k)
5. Y o u wi ll be not ifi ed w h en t h e Wi-Fi Phone ha s c o nne ct ed t o the ne tw or k , a nd a chec kma r k
wi
ll appear ne xt to the name of the network.
Select Exit .
If y o u a r e NO T an administ r a tor , please proceed to the next section.
If y o u ar e an ad minist r a tor , y o u will need Admini str a tor access to set up SIP settings. If
y o u do not ha v e Admin access, please r e fer t o the c h apter “ F or Admini str a tors Only”.
Chapter 3: In stalling an d U sing the Wi-Fi Phone
Fig u r e 3-10: En te r WP A
Ke
y ( S ecur e d Netwo r k)
Fig u r e 3-11: Successful
Connection
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6. The standb
y screen will appear . Select Men u . If you are an ad mi nistrator , you need to set up SIP Settings.
Y o u may ha ve a l r ea d y se t your passwor d. Have you a l r ea dy set the p a ssw o r d from the W e b-based utility?
Figure 3-1 2: Select Menu
7. Select Phone Se ttings. Nav i ga te the menu choi ces and select Phone Pa ss wo r d . Pr ess the Edit soft key until the te xt
display s Ye s .
8. The defaul t password is “ us er ”. If you ar e unsur e , ho wever , c hange your passwor d no w . Pr ess th e Retur n sof t k e y to select
the settings f o r a pass w o rd and r e t u r n to the menu.
9. Power do wn the phone and tur n it bac k on. Phone Passw or d display s . Pr ess the Ca ll button fo r 3 s e conds.
Phone Passwor d (Admin.) display s. Enter you r admin pass word ( f actor y default is “ WL800ADM ”).
TI P : Press the star key ( * ) twic e to access nume r ic key pr e s se s. Press the OK sof t k e y.
10. T he standby screen appear s. Sel e c t Men u .
11. Phone Settin gs will be highlig hted. Navi gate the menu choices, and then select SI P Settings . (SIP s t ands for
Sessio n Initia tio n Protocol.)
Figur e 3 - 13: Select SIP
Setti ngs
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