Speedytel PBX220 User manual

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VoIP communication
Deploying the
PBX220 IP Telephone System
Technical Manual
PBX220

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Menu
Getting Started ............................................................................................................................................................ 4
Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
Packing list ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
Specification......................................................................................................................................................... 6
Hardware Setup ................................................................................................................................................... 7
First Login to Wizard ............................................................................................................................................ 8
One touch to deploy* ........................................................................................................................................ 15
Dashboard.......................................................................................................................................................... 15
Wifi Router................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Networks............................................................................................................................................................ 16
WAN/LAN/TimeZone ................................................................................................................................. 17
Wireless ..................................................................................................................................................... 18
Dynamic DNS ............................................................................................................................................. 20
VPN ............................................................................................................................................................ 22
Utilities............................................................................................................................................................... 23
DHCP Server............................................................................................................................................... 23
Wireless Mac Filter .................................................................................................................................... 25
Port Forward .............................................................................................................................................. 25
Firewall/UPNP/DMZ................................................................................................................................... 26
QoS............................................................................................................................................................. 28
Disk and Sharing ........................................................................................................................................ 28
System................................................................................................................................................................ 34
Real Status ................................................................................................................................................. 34
Call Details Report...................................................................................................................................... 35
Logs View ................................................................................................................................................... 35
Admin User ................................................................................................................................................ 35
Reboot ....................................................................................................................................................... 36
Reset Factory ............................................................................................................................................. 37
VoIP............................................................................................................................................................................ 37
PBX General ....................................................................................................................................................... 37
Extensions.................................................................................................................................................. 38
Line Provider.............................................................................................................................................. 45
Advanced ........................................................................................................................................................... 51
Outbound Routes....................................................................................................................................... 51
Inbound Routes.......................................................................................................................................... 54
Conference................................................................................................................................................. 57
Queues....................................................................................................................................................... 57
Simple IVR.................................................................................................................................................. 59
Time Frames............................................................................................................................................... 62
PBX More ........................................................................................................................................................... 63
Sound Files................................................................................................................................................. 64
Option ........................................................................................................................................................ 65

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Glossary ..................................................................................................................................................................... 71

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Welcome to
Wi-Fi IP PBX
PBX220
Getting Started
Thank you for purchasing Speedytel PBX220 ( WiFi Router+ IP PBX).It is one cost-efficient
yet easy-to-configure IP PBX in the market today.
Administrating a VoIP system can be a daunting task for administrators unfamiliar with VoIP.
This guide is designed to help you plan and configure Speedytel PBX220 Voice over IP
(VoIP) deployments.

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Introduction
The Speedytel PBX220 ( 300M WiFi Router+ IP PBX) is the ideal system for small
businesses and home offices requiring a pint-sized yet powerful on-premise wifi router IP
PBX.
The compact solid-state device supports 16 extensions and offers a wide range of IP PBX
telephony features.
Keeping up with the demands of sustainability, the speedytel PBX220 is based on a
low-power, high performance MIPS processor, providing the complicated communication
features including the hardest HD communication protocol, complete router features and
QoS (Ensure the voice quality in a case the bandwidth is not enough).Meanwhile, the
feature of one touch to deploy the phones makes the configuration of phones easy and
enjoyable thing.

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Packing list
1 unit PBX220
1 Piece Power Supply (12V,1A)
1 piece of 2-meter Network cables
1 Piece 8G MLC USB
Specification
MIPS Processor
64MB RAM/16MB FLASH
1xRJ45 10/100MB Ethernet port WAN
1xRJ45 Debug port
Button: Reset Button, One Touch to auto deploy
Power adapter: AC 100~240V input and DC 12V/1A output
Power consumption: 1.2-2.0W
Net weight: TO BE DiSCUSSED
Dimension: TO BE DiSCUSSED
Operating humidity: 10~95%
Operating temperature: 0~45°C

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Hardware Setup
You may check the above picture to configurate.
Step 1: Connect the LAN port of PBX220 with your corporate IP network. Before you
connect the PBX220 to the network, please check if your network can work normally.
Step 2: Plug in and open your browser to visit the web address: Http://192.168.1.1
Make sure your PC IP address is 192.168.1.XXX
(If you use IE6 and above, the prefix address http:// can’t be left out)
Now we access to the Wizard page.
Username: admin (By default)
Password: admin (By default)
Or you can find the WiFi SSID : WiFi Router and log in. The visit the web : Http://192.168.1.1

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You can also choose the web language.
First Login to Wizard
This is your first time to log in, it will show Wizard Processing. It is simple and brief to deploy.
In most cases, the default settings can be used for the rest of the configuration.

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If you want to quit the Wizard, just Abort it.And if you want to access Wizard, just click the
Wizad.
You can click Prev to return and Next to do the following steps.
On the Wizard page, you can set the WAN IP and Time Zone, Wireless, Extension, line
provider and PBX.
You can select which part need to set then do the Next.
(You can also follow all the default settings and confirm)

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Next is the WAN and Time Zone as below:
You can choose the Protocol Static IP, DHCP, PPPOE
Static IP
Using a static IP address is the most reliable way to ensure your server IP address does not
change. To find an IP address that is not in use on your network and will not be used for
another client by the DHCP server or used by some other devices.
DHCP（Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, DHCP）
PPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet)
Fill out the account information from your telecom operator and Next.

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Time Zone
You can set the local time here and it is important for generating accurate call reports for the
system. And Time Frame will also analysis the system time to switch to the proper IVR.
If you select the incorrect time zone, or you move to a different time zone later, you can
change it in the Wizard or in the Network-WAN/LAN/Time Zone.
Now we came to the Wireless page:

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Here you can set the wireless option.
Enable Wfii and set the SSID(Service Set Identifier)
According to the tip in the black, choose your encryption, crypto and key.
Now we come to the Extension page.
The system has already auto generated 16 SIP extension by default.
(PBX200 supports max 16 SIP extensions.)
You can set the extension number, password and the caller name.
If want to set the extensions quantity as you like, just amend this in Extension table.

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Next we come to Trunk Setting.

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Set a SIP Trunk here. Fill out the Provider Host, account and password from your Internet
Telephony Service Provider then one SIP Trunk will be built.
PBX220 supports maximum 8 SIP trunks. If you want to build more, just do it in the Line
Provider.
Next is PBX setting :
Here you can set how the system will deal with when make outbound calls or receive
the inbound calls.
Outbound calls: Auto-select the Trunk which you set it as the default outbound line.
Incoming calls: Ring all the numbers when the call comes in or just into a IVR.
If want to set other routes, you can do it in Outbound Routes and Inbound Routes after the
Wizard.
You can also set the conference number here. By default is 300.

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Next well done! Just confirm to process.
Then the PBX220 begin to configure. Now enjoy the HTML5 interface.
It will auto-restart the PBX and if you can’t see the page you can refresh it. If you amended
the static IP address, re-visit the changed IP. Re-log in, you will see the dashboard of
PBX220.
OK. This is the first time to access the PBX220.
One touch to deploy*
Dashboard
You can see the status of WAN, LAN, VPN, Wifi, System and PBX in the dashboard.

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Usually you will find the information you need here.
Wifi Router
Networks
Here as the same as the setting in the Wizard.
You can change the WAN Port here and also Time Zone.

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WAN/LAN/TimeZone
Here you can set the WAN port.
Here you can set the LAN port.

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Here you can set the time Zone.
Wireless
Here is the wireless setting. Just as it in the Wizard.
The general setting is the same as it in the Wizard.

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You will have this option as in Expert below:
Channel, HT Bandwidth, Wireless Mode, Tx Power, WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia)
WMM( Wi-Fi Multimedia): is a Wi-Fi Alliance interoperability certification, based on
the IEEE 802.11e standard. It provides basic Quality of service (QoS) features to IEEE
802.11 networks. WMM prioritizes traffic according to four Access Categories (AC) - voice,
video, best effort, and background. However, it does not provide guaranteed throughput. It is
suitable for simple applications that require QoS, such as Voice over IP (VoIP) on Wi-Fi
phones.

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Dynamic DNS
Here you can set the Dynamic DNS.
Dynamic DNS or DDNS is a method of updating, in real time, a Domain Name System (DNS)
to point to a changing IP address on the Internet. This is used to provide a persistent domain
name for a resource that may change location on the network.