quickphones QB-241 User manual
QB-241/ QB-242 VoIP Phone
User Manual
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Preface
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Theuseofthisequipmentmaybesubjecttolocalrulesandregulations.Thefollowingrulesandregulationsmay
berelevantinsomeorallareas.
FederalCommunications(FCCStatement)
ThisdevicecomplieswithFCCRulesPart15.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevice
maynotcauseharmfulinterferenceand(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceivedincluding
interferencethatmaycauseundesirableoperation.
ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywithinthelimitofaClassAdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart
15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceina
residentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalled
andusedinaccordancewiththemanufacturer’sinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradio
communications.
However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoes
causeharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyswitchingtheequipment
onandoff,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:
Reorientorrelocatetheinterferencereceivingantenna.
Increasethedistanceofseparationbetweentheequipmentandinterferencereceiver.
Connecttheequipmenttoapoweroutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichtheinterferencereceiveris
connected.
Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.
Changesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser’s
authoritytooperatetheequipment.
CENotice(EuropeanUnion)
ThesymbolindicatescomplianceofthisequipmenttotheEMCDirectiveandtheLowVoltageDirectiveofthe
EuropeanUnion.Thesemarkingsindicatethatthissystemmeetsthefollowingtechnicalstandards:
EN55022—“LimitsandMethodsofMeasurementofRadioInterferenceCharacteristicsofInformation
TechnologyEquipment.”
EN55024—“Informationtechnologyequipment‐Immunitycharacteristics‐Limitsandmethodsof
measurement.”
EN61000‐3‐2—“Electromagneticcompatibility(EMC)‐Part3:Limits‐Section2:Limitsforharmonic
currentemissions(Equipmentinputcurrentuptoandincluding16Aperphase).”
EN61000‐3‐3—“Electromagneticcompatibility(EMC)‐Part3:Limits‐Section3:Limitationofvoltage
fluctuationsandflickerinlow‐voltagesupplysystemsforequipmentwithratedcurrentuptoand
including16A.”
EN60950—“SafetyofInformationTechnologyEquipment.”
NOTE:EN55022emissionsrequirementsprovidefortwoclassifications:
ClassAisfortypicalcommercialareas.
ClassBisfortypicaldomesticareas.
Todeterminewhichclassificationappliestoyourdevice,examinetheFCCregistrationlabellocatedonthedevice.
IfthelabelindicatesaClassArating,thefollowingwarningappliestoyourcomputer:
RFINTERFERENCEWARNING:ThisisaClassAproduct.Inadomesticenvironment,thisproductmaycause
radiofrequency(RF)interference,inwhichcasetheusermayberequiredtotakeadequatemeasures.
ThisdeviceisclassifiedforuseinatypicalClassBdomesticenvironment.
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Table of Contents
1Overview............................................................................................................................................1
PackageContents ................................................................................................................................1
2ProductDescription.........................................................................................................................2
FrontView............................................................................................................................................2
BackView.............................................................................................................................................3
ConnectingthePhone.........................................................................................................................4
3MMI(ManMachineInterface)Configuration...........................................................................5
CallHistory ..........................................................................................................................................5
PhoneBook ..........................................................................................................................................6
PhoneSettings .....................................................................................................................................7
AlarmClock .........................................................................................................................................8
Calendar ...............................................................................................................................................9
SystemSettings....................................................................................................................................9
GlobalSIPSettings ............................................................................................................................10
SIPAccounts ......................................................................................................................................12
Network..............................................................................................................................................13
4WebConfiguration ........................................................................................................................15
CallHistory ........................................................................................................................................16
PhoneBook ........................................................................................................................................16
PhoneSettings ...................................................................................................................................17
AlarmClock .......................................................................................................................................23
Calendar .............................................................................................................................................23
SystemSettings..................................................................................................................................25
GlobalSIPSettings ............................................................................................................................28
SIPAccounts ......................................................................................................................................30
Network..............................................................................................................................................31
5Operation .........................................................................................................................................38
AnsweringaCall...............................................................................................................................38
MakingaCall.....................................................................................................................................38
CallOptions .......................................................................................................................................39
6Specification....................................................................................................................................41
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CongratulationsonyourpurchaseoftheQuickPhonesQB‐241orQB‐242VoIPphone.Thisproductenablesyoutomake
phonecallsthroughthenetworkinsteadofcallingthroughalocalphoneline.Readthisusermanualcarefullytolearn
howtooperatethisproductandtakeadvantageofitsfeatures.
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WhenunpackingtheVoIPphone,ensureallthefollowingitemsarepresentandundamaged.Ifanythingappearstobe
missingorbroken,contactyourdealerforareplacement.
VoIPPhoneBaseHandsetBracket
VoIPdeskphone.Usedtosend/receiveaudio
to/fromthephonebase.
Usedtosupportthephone.
EthernetCableHandsetCableQuickInstallationGuide
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Usedtoconnectthehandsettothe
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Providesstep‐by‐stepsetup
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TheQuickPhonesQB‐241/242usestheSIPprotocol(RFC3261)forVoIPcommunication.Usethischaptertofamiliarize
yourselfwiththefunctionsoftheVoIPphone.
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NameDescription
1Incomingcall
indicator
Aredlightindicatesanincomingcall.
2DisplayscreenDisplayscallsandstatusinformation.
34‐wayNavigation
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Presstoscrollthroughlistsandmenusonthedisplay.
4ENTERkeyPresstoenteramenu.
5MENUPresstoaccessthemenuoptionsorcancelyour
selectionandgobacktothepreviouslevel.
6VOICEMAILPresstolistentovoicemailmessages.
Redlightonmeansthereisanewvoicemessage.
7Memorykeyswith
LEDindicators
(Speeddial\BLF)
Pressanyofthekeystospeeddialthepresetcontact
number.
IfBLF(BusyLampField)isenabledforaparticular
SIPextension,thespeeddialbuttonforthatextension
willindicateit’scurrentstatuswithLEDbacklighting.
GREEN:Extensionisidle.
RED:Extensionisbusy.
FLASHINGRED:Extensionisringing.
8SPEAKERActivatesthespeakerphonetoallowhandsfree
conversations.
9AlphanumerickeysPressthesekeystoenterphonenumbersandtext.
10HeadsetPresstoactivateacallusinganexternalheadset.
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NameDescription
SoftKeys(mainscreen)
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Pressthebuttonandtheextensionnumberyou
wanttodial.Thecallwillbeautomatically
establishedwiththeotherend.
MissedPresstoviewtheinformationofmissedcalls.
DND(DoNotDisturb)Presstoblockallincomingcalls.
P.book(PhoneBook)Presstoaccessthepersonalphonebookdirectory.
Trans.(Transfer)Presstotransferacall.
Conf.(Conference)Presstoinitiateaconferencecall.
Schdl.(Schedule)Presstocreate,view,edit,ordeleteschedule.
SelectPresstoapplysetting.
EditToedittheselecteditem.
BackTogobacktothepreviouslevel.
SaveSavetherelatedinformation.
ApplyTosaveandapplychanges.
Info.(Information)Presstoviewsettingsoftheselectedoption.
FunctionKeys
LINE1/LINE2TherearetwoLINEsbottominthisIPPhone.Each
line indicatesaSIPcallbeenusedasthefollowing
status:
‐ThelineisnotusedthelinestaysnoLED
indication.
‐Dialingacall,thelineGreenLEDwillturnon.If
acallhassent,theGreenLEDturnsoffthenRed
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*Whenanexistingcallhasbeenhold,theLine
RedLEDwillbeblanking.
HOLDPresstoputanactivecallonhold.
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REDIALPresstocallfromdialedCalls.
12VolumecontrolkeysPresstoincreaseordecreasethevolumeofthe
ringertone,handset,handsetorthevolumeofthe
currentcallusingthespeakerphone.
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1HandsetJackConnectstothephone.RJ‐9
2HeadsetJackConnectstoanexternalheadset.RJ‐9
3LAN/PoEPortConnectstoLANcable.10/100MbpsRJ‐45portfor
LAN(uplink)connection.IfyouareusingPowerover
Ethernet(PoE),thepowertothephoneissupplied
whenyouconnecttheEthernetcable.Drawspower
fromeithersparelineorsignalline.
4PCPortConnectstoPC.10/100MbpsRJ‐45portforPC
(downlink)connection.
5PowerJackConnectstoACpoweradapter.12VDCpowerport.
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ThefollowingillustrationshowshowtoconnecttheVoIPphonetopower,LAN,WAN,andthehandsetoraheadset.
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Themenudirectoryenablesyoutoaccesstheproductsettingsandsetupthedeviceaccordingtothenetworkconditions
andyourpreferences.Themenuissetupinasimpleandeasilyaccessiblemanner.Followthesestepstoaccessthemenu
andthemenuitems.
1. PresstheMenukeytoaccessthemenu.
2. Scrollthroughthemainmenuoptionsusingthe4‐
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3. Repeattheprevioussteptobrowsethroughthe
menuitems,submenus,andoptions.
4. PresstheBacksoftkeytocancelyourselectionand
gobacktothepreviouslevelofthemenu.
5. Tochooseamenusetting,presstheEnterkey.
EnteringtheareasPhoneSettings,SystemSettings,GlobalSIPSettings,SIPAccountsandNetworksubmenu,theVoIP
phonewillaskforthepassword.Enterthedefaultpassword“1234”toaccessthesesubmenuoptions.
Whenyouaccessthemenu,thedisplayscreenshowsthemenuoptionsandthesoftkey.Therearefoursoftkeylocatedon
thebottomofthedisplayscreen.Softkeyitemsvarydependingonthemenuoptions.
Toselectthesoftkey,pressthecorrespondingfunctionkeyontheVoIPphone.
•Select:Presstoselectthesubmenuoption.
•Edit:Presstoopenthesubmenuoptionforediting.
•Info:Presstoviewsettingsoftheselectedoption.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel.
Theillustrationbelowshowsthemainmenuoptionsandtwoavailablesoftkey,SelectandBack.
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TheVoIPphonestoresinformationaboutallcallsmadeorreceived.Thelistsarestoredfromthenewesttooldestentries.
Theoldestentriesaredeletedasnewentriesareadded.
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TheMissedCallslistconsistsofthecallsthatarenotanswered.Youcanchoosetodial,save,ordeleteorseedetailsofa
singlemissedcallfromthemissedcalllogs.Forquickaccesstomissedcalls,simplypresstheMissedsoftkeyfromthe
mainmenu.
Selectacallfromthelistbypressingtheup/downnavigationkeysandchooseasoftkeyoption.
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TheAnsweredCallslistconsistsofthemostrecentnumbersanswered.Youcanchoosetosave,dialorviewasingleentry
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Selectacallfromthelistbypressingthenavigationup/downkeysandchooseasoftkeyoption.
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TheDialedCallslistconsistsofthemostrecentnumbersdialed.Youcanchoosetosave,dialorviewasingleentryfrom
thedialedcalllogs.
Selectacallfromthedialedhistorybypressingtheup/downnavigationkeysandchooseasoftkeyoption.
Usethesoftkeystodothefollowingfunctions:
•Dial:Dialthenumberoftheselectedcall.
•Save:Savetherelatedinformationaboutthecall.
•Detail:Presstoviewcalldetails.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:CallHistorysubmenu.
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Thephonebookfeatureenablesyoutoviewandcreateentriesforyourcontactsandedittheircontactinformation.Italso
enablesyoutostoreanumberfromareceivedcalloradialednumberinyourphonebook.
CreatingaNewEntry
Tocreateanewentry,followthestepsbelow:
1. Typethenameofthenewcontact.
2. Inputthenumberofthenewcontact.
3. PressnavigationdownkeytoinputDomainaddressorpressEdittochooseDomainofthecontact’sIPaddress.
4. PresstheSavesoftkeytosavethenewcontact’sinformation.
ModifyingorDeletingaContact
Tomodifycontactinformation,followthestepsbelow:
1. Selectthecontacttomodifyordelete.
2. Pressthecorrespondingsoftkey.
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Selectacontactfromthelistbypressingthenavigationup/downkeysandchooseoneofthefollowingsoftkeyoptions:
•Dial:Dialthenumberoftheselectedcontact.
•New:Createanewcontactandsavethecontactinformation:name,numberanddomainname.
•Detail:Presstoviewthecontactinformation.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:MainMenu.
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PhoneSettingsallowsyoutosetupphonefunctionssuchascallforwarding,speeddialing,andmore.
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AlwaysForwardallowsyoutosettheaccountnumbertowhichallincomingcallsaretobeforwarded.Thisfunction
requiresyoutoinputthefollowing:
•Number:Thephonenumbertoforwardallincomingcalls.
•Account:ThisreferstotheSIPaccountnumber.
Usethesoftkeytodelete,clear,andsaveentriesortogobackthepreviousmenu.
Onceyouhavecompleted“Number”and“Account”settings,using“Edit”toenable“AlwaysForward”.
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BusyForwardallowsyoutosettheaccountnumbertowhichincomingcallsaretobeforwardedwhenthelineisbusy.
Thisfunctionrequiresyoutoinputthefollowing:
•Number:Thephonenumbertoforwardincomingcalls.
•Account:ThisreferstotheSIPaccountnumber.
Usethesoftkeytodelete,clear,andsaveentriesortogobackthepreviousmenu.
Onceyouhavecompleted“Number”and“Account”settings,using“Edit”toenable“BusyForward”.
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NoAnswerForwardallowsyoutoforwardthephonenumberandaspecificSIPaccountwhennoansweredforaperiodof
time.Thisfunctionrequiresyoutoinputthefollowing:
•Number:Thephonenumbertoforwardincomingcalls.
•Account:ThisreferstotheSIPaccountnumber.
•Timeout:Thisreferstoaperiodoftime(10sec~50sec)withoutansweringthecall.
Usethesoftkeytodelete,clear,editandsaveentriesortogobackthepreviousmenu.
Onceyouhavecompleted“Number”,“Account”,and“Timeout”settings,using“Edit”toenable“NoAnswerForward”.
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Youcanusespeeddialingtoassignahotkeytothephonenumbersthatyoudialmostfrequently.Youcanthenpressa
hotkeytoquicklydialanumberinsteadofkeyingintheentirephonenumberorsearchingforitfromthephonebook.
WhenyouentertheSpeedDialmenu,youcanselectoneoftheMemorykeystoassignthenumberforspeeddialing,and
thenpresstheSelectsoftkey.Toassignspeeddial,youarerequiredtoinputthefollowing:
•Number:Thephonenumbertoassignspeeddial.
•Account:ThisreferstotheSIPaccountnumber.
Usethesoftkeytodothefollowingfunctions:
•Delete:Presstodeleteacharactervalue.
•Clear:Presstocleartheentirevalue
•Save:Presstosavespeeddialsettings.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:SpeedDialsubmenu.
•Edit:Presstoselecttheaccount.
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TheVoIPphoneprovides3ringtonetypes.Youcanselecttheringtonetypeaccordingtoyourpreference.Youcanalso
uploadtheringtonesyoulikefromtheweb.
Tosettheringtonetype,dothefollowing:
1. Usetheupanddownnavigationkeystoselecttheringtoneyouprefer,andthenpresstheSelectsoftkeyto
confirmyourselection.
2. PresstheSavesoftkeytosaveyoursettings.
Toadjusttheringtone’svolume,simplypresstheupper/bottomendofthevolumecontrolkeytoincrease/decreasethering
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TheMusiconHoldfunctionenablestheVoIPphonetoplaymusicwhenacallerisplacedonhold.
•Disable:Selecttodisablethisfunction.
•Enable:Selecttoenablethisfunction.
PresstheSavesoftkeytosaveMusicOnHoldsettings.
WhenyouenabletheMusicOnHoldfunction,nexttimeyoureceiveasecondcall,presstheHoldsoftkeytoattendtothe
newcall,andthefirstcallerwilllistentothemusicwhilewaitingforyoutoanswer.
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TheAlarmClocksubmenuallowsyoutosetthephonetosoundanalarmataspecifictime.
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Specifythetimeforthealarmtosound.Usethesoftkeystodothefollowingfunctions:
•On/Off:Presstoturnalarmonoroff.
•Edit:Presstoeditthealarmtime.
•Apply:Presstosaveandapplysettings.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:MainMenu.
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SettingRepeatOnenablesthealarmtosoundeverydayatthespecifiedtime.Usethesoftkeystodothefollowingfunctions:
•On/Off:Presstosetrepeatonoroff.
•Apply:Presstosaveandapplysettings.
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•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:MainMenu.
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UsetheCalendarfunctiontoplanyourschedules.Thisfunctionallowsyoutoletthephoneremindyouthrougharingat
thescheduledtime.YoucanusethenavigationkeysortheGotosoftkeytoselectadateonthecalendar.
Usethesoftkeytodothefollowingfunctions:
•Schdl.:Presstocreate,view,edit,ordeleteschedule.
•New:Presstocreateanewschedule.
•Goto:Presstoenterandgotoaspecificdate.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:MainMenu.
ViewingtheScheduleList
1. Selectthedateonwhichyouwanttoviewtheschedulelist.
2. PresstheSchdl.softkey,youwillseetheschedulelistsetfortheselecteddate.
Usethesoftkeytodothefollowingfunctions:
•New:Presstocreateanewschedule.
•Detail:Presstoviewtheselectedschedule.Whenthescheduleisdisplayedonthescreen,youcaneditand
deletethescheduleusingthesoftkey.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:Calendarsubmenu.
SettingupSchedules
Youcanmakeschedules/notesinthephoneasyourdailyreminder.Followthestepsbelow:
1. Selectthedatetosetupschedule.
2. PresstheNewsoftkey.
3. Usethesoftkeystodothefollowingfunctions:
•Edit:Toedittheselecteditem.
•Apply:Tosaveandapplychanges.
•Back:Togobacktothepreviouslevel:Calendarsubmenu.
Youwillseeanalarmclocksignappearingonthebottomrightcornerofthephonescreentodenotesetschedule.
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SystemSettingsenablesyoutoconfigurethephonesystem.
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ThesystemdefaultisretrievingDate/TimeinformationfromNTPserverwhenitconnectstoInternet.
Tomanuallysetthedateandtime:
1. GotoNetwork,NTP&TimeSettings.
2. DisableNTP.
FormoreinformationofDate/Timesetting,youmaygotoPage35“Network&TimeSettings.”
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TosetuptheLCDContrastdoesthefollowing:
1. Choosethelevelofthecontrastfrom0to5.
2. Select：Presstoapplylevel.
3. Save：Presstosavesettings.
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TosetuptheLCDBackLightTimeoutdoesthefollowing:
1. ChoosetheTimeoutfrom10to60seconds.
2. Select：Presstoapplysecond.
3. Save：Presstosavesettings.
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FirmwareVersionfunctionsallowsyoutoviewthecurrentfirmwareversiononthedisplayscreen.
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•Yes:Toreboot.
•No:Tocancelreboot.
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GlobalSIPSettingsallowsyousetupthecodepriority,portsframesize,signalingandvoiceprecedence.
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ThisfunctionallowsyoutosetCodecpriorityandCodectypes.ThisVoIPphonehastheCodecasfollowing:G.711u‐
law/G.711a‐law,G.723.1,G.729,G.722.TherearefourprioritylevelscanbesetinSDP“FirstPriority”,“SecondPriority”,
“ThirdPriority”,and“FourthPriority”.
NOTE:DuetotheCodeclimitation,onlyG.711CodeccanbeavailablewhenG.722codecisselected.
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ThisfunctionallowsyoutoselecttheG.723framesize.Optionsare:30,60,90,120,150,180ms.
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ThisfunctionallowsyoutoselecttheG.722framesize.Optionsare:20,30,40,50,60,80ms.
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ThefollowingsoftkeysaredisplayedonthescreenwhenenteringGlobeSIPsettings:
•Delete:Presstodeleteacharactervalue.
•Clear:Presstocleartheentirevalue.
•Edit:Presstoedittheselectedsubmenuoption.
•Save:PresstosavethespecifiedSIPListenPort.
•Apply:PresstosaveandapplyGlobalSIPsettings.
•Back:Presstogobacktothepreviouslevel:MainMenu.
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ToconfigureanSIPaccountsettingfromthephone,
1. SelectoneofthetenSIPaccountstodisplaythesubmenu.Thefollowingitemsarerequired:
•Registration:Enable/disablethisaccount.
•RegistrationID:InputtheregistrationID.
•Username:Inputtheusername.TheusernamewillbeusedforCallerIDdisplay.
•Password:Inputtheregisterpassword.
•RegistrationServer:Inputthedomainserveraddress.(Youmaypressthepoundkey#toswitchtheABCtext
modeto123numericmode.Usethe*keytoinputdots“.”intheaddress.)
•Expiretime:Usercansetthetimeoutdurationforregistrationrequest.
•DTMFType:InputtheDTMFtypeoptions:In‐BandDTMF,Out‐of‐BandDTMF(RFC2833),andSIPINFO
(RFC2976).
•AuthenticationName:InputtheAuthenticationNameusedforauthentication.Itcanbeidenticaltoor
differentfromSIPRegistrationID.
•ProxyServer:Inputtheproxyserveraddress.
•VoiceMail:InputthespeeddialnumberofyourPBXsystem.
Note: All information except Registration ID will be provided by your ITSP or MIS.
2. PresstheEditsoftkeytogointoeachoptionandmaketherequiredchange.
3. PresstheSavesoftkeytosaveyoursettings.
IfyouhavemorethanoneSIPaccount,repeatsteps1to3toregistersettingsforotherSIPaccounts.
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TheNetworkoptionallowsyoutosetupyourWAN,LAN,VLAN,NAT/Bridge,andMACAddress.
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ThisVoIPphonesupportsthreedifferenttypesofconnections:StaticIP,PPPoE,andDHCP.
TosetupWAN:
1. Selectthetypeofconnection,bypressingtheEditsoftkey.
2. Selecttypeofconnection.StaticIP,PPPoE,andDHCP.
3. PresstheSavesoftkeytosavesettings.
Onceyouhavecompletedselecttypeofconnection,pressSelecttoenterStaticIPorPPPoEinformation.
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ToconfiguretheLANsettings,usethesoftkeystoaccessthesubmenuoptionsandperformnecessaryfunctions.
LANsettingshavethefollowingsubmenuoptions:
IPAddress
SelectthisoptiontomodifytheIPaddress.
NetMask
SelectthisoptiontomodifytheNetmask.
DHCPServer
Selectthisoptiontomodifythesettingsandenable/disableDHCPserver.
ToconfiguretheDHCPserversettings,thefollowingitemsarerequired:LeaseTime,DomainName,Primary
DNS,andSecondaryDNS.
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ToconfiguretheVLANsettings,usethesoftkeystoaccessthesubmenuoptionsandperformnecessaryfunctions.
VLANsettingshavethefollowingsubmenuoptions:
Activation
Selectthisoptiontoenable/disableVLANconnection.
Identifier
SelectthisoptiontosetupVLANsettingsID.
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Selectthisoptiontosettheprioritylevel(0‐7).
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ThisVoIPphonesupportsNAT/Bridgesetting.
ToenabletheNATorbridgefunction,dothefollowing:
1. SelectNATorBridge.
2. PresstheSelectsoftkeytochoosebetweenNATorBridgemode.PresstheSavesoftkeytosaveyoursettings.
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ToconfiguretheNTPServersettings,usethesoftkeystoaccessthesubmenuoptionsandperformnecessaryfunctions.
Notethatsomesoftkeysarenotavailableforsomesubmenuoptions.
NTPServersettingshavethefollowingsubmenuoptions:
NTP
Selectthisoptiontoenable/disableNTPserverconnection.
PrimaryServer
Selectthisoptiontosettheprimaryserver.
SecondaryServer
Selectthisoptiontosetthesecondaryserver.
FromtheNTPServersubmenu:
•PresstheSelectsoftkeytoselectfromalistofserverstoassignasprimary/secondaryserver.
•PresstheEditsoftkeytoinputtheserveraddressmanually.
TimeZone
Selectthisoptiontoselecttimezonesettingsfromalist.
Location
Selectthisoptiontoselectlocationfromalist.
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YoucanconfiguretheWANMacAddresssettingsfromtheVoIPphone.
1. SelectWANMACAddress,andthenpresstheEditsoftkey.
2. InputtheWANMACaddressmanually.
3. PresstheSavesoftkeytosaveyoursetting.
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YoucanconfiguretheWANMacAddresssettingsfromtheVoIPphone.
1. SelectLANMACAddress,andthenpresstheEditsoftkey.
2. InputtheLANMACaddressmanually.
3. PresstheSavesoftkeytosaveyoursetting.
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ThischaptercontainsimportantinformationtohelpyouconfigurethesettingsforyourVoIPphonefromthewebbrowser.
Toaccessthewebconfigurationmenu,dothefollowing:
1. ConnectoneendoftheEthernetcableprovidedtothePoE/LANportofyourphone,connectingtotheinternal
networkofyourcompany.
2. ConnectoneendofthenetworkcabletothePCportofyourphone,connectingtoyourpersonalcomputer.
3. SetthenetworksettingtoDHCPonyourPCandVoIPphone.
4. TurnonthepoweroftheVoIPphone.SelecttheMenusoftkey.
5. SelectNetwork,WANSettings,andthenpresstheInfosoftkey.
YouwillbeabletoseetheIPaddressdisplayedontheLCDscreen.
Openyourbrowser(suchasInternetExplorer,Firefox,etc.)andtypeinthewebaddressofthephone.Forexample,iftheIP
addressyouobtaininstep5aboveis192.168.1.2,enterthewebaddress:http://192.168.1.2:8000
TheWebloginfrontpageisdisplayed.EntertheusernameandthepasswordandclickLogin.Theadministrator’suser
nameandpasswordare“admin”and“1234”respectively.
Afteryoulogin,movethecursoroverthemenuitemsontheleftnavigationbartoaccessthedropdownmenus.
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Tocheckthecallhistoryfromthewebbrowser,dothefollowing:
1. ClickCallHistory.Thefollowingscreenwillbedisplayed.
2. Ifyouintendtocheckthedialedcalls,selectCallHistoryTypeasDialedCalls.ChooseAnsweredCallsinCall
HistoryTypeifyouneedtocheckthehistoryofansweredcalls.ChooseMissedCallstoseetherecordsofcalls
thatyoudidn’tanswer.
3. Selectthepageyouwanttodisplay.Thedetailsofphonenumber,calltimeanddurationoftheeachcallrecord
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Thephonebookmenuallowsyoutoadd,editordeleteanyphoneentryfromthewebbrowser.
Toconfigurethephonebooksettings,dothefollowing:
1. ClickPhoneBook.Thefollowingscreenwillbedisplayed.
2. SelectthepagenumberthatyouwanttoviewfromthePhoneBookPageoption,andthenthewebpagewill
displayallthephonebookinformationfortheselectedphonebookpage.
3. Toremoveacertainphoneentry,clickintheSelectboxoftheentrynumberthatyouwanttoremove,andthen
clickDeleteSelectedbutton.
4. Toremoveallcontactentriesinthephonebook,clickResetPhoneBookbutton.
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