UniData Communication Systems WirelessIP 5000 User manual

WirelessIP5000 User Guide
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Table of Contents
1. SAFETYINFORMATION......................................................................................................................................
2. PACKAGE CONTENTS......................................................................................................................................... ４
3. OVERVIEW............................................................................................................................................................. ５
4. HOWTHE KEYWORKS....................................................................................................................................... ６
5. ACCESSORY............................................................................................................................................................ ７
5.1 GUIDELINES FOR USE OFACCESSORY..................................................................................................................... ７
5.2 AVAILABLE ACCESSORY.......................................................................................................................................... ７
5.3 AC POWER ADAPTER.............................................................................................................................................. ７
5.4 USB CABLE.............................................................................................................................................................. ８
5.5 INSERTING BATTERY............................................................................................................................................... ８
5.6 RELEASING BATTERY.............................................................................................................................................. ８
5.7 CHARGING BATTERY WITH DESKTOP CHARGER................................................................................................... ９
5.8 CHARGING BATTERY WITHOUT DESKTOP CHARGER........................................................................................ １０
6. TIPS FOR USINGBATTERY............................................................................................................................. １１
6.1 RELEASING BATTERY .......................................................................................................................................... １１
7. ICONS ON DISPLAY.......................................................................................................................................... １２
8. INPUTMETHOD................................................................................................................................................ １
9. APPLICATION.................................................................................................................................................... １４
9.1 OUTBOUND CALL................................................................................................................................................. １４
9.1.1APPENDIX (OPTIONSS)........................................................................................................................................ ４
9.2 INBOUND CALL .................................................................................................................................................... １５
9.3 PHONE BOOK MENU............................................................................................................................................ １５
9.3.1ADD NEW ENTRY ................................................................................................................................................ ５

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9.3.2 CALLFROM PHONE BOOK ................................................................................................................................... ６
9.3.2.1APPENDIX (SUB MENU).................................................................................................................................... ７
9.3.3 EDIT GROUP ........................................................................................................................................................ ８
9.3.4 DELETEALL......................................................................................................................................................... ９
9.4 MESSAGE MENU .................................................................................................................................................. １９
9.4.1 RECEIVED MESSAGE BOX ................................................................................................................................... ２０
9.4.1.1APPENDIX (SUB MENU).................................................................................................................................... ２０
9.4.2 WRITE MESSAG................................................................................................................................................... ２２
9.4.3 TEMPORARY BOX ................................................................................................................................................ ２３
9.4.4 SENT MESSAGE BOX ........................................................................................................................................... ２３
9.4.5 DELETE ALL........................................................................................................................................................ ２４
9.5 CALL LOG MENU................................................................................................................................................. ２５
9.5.1APPENDIX (OPTION,DIAL MODE)........................................................................................................................ ２６
9.5.2 SHOW MORE INFORMATION AND CALLFROM CALL LOG..................................................................................... ２６
9.6 PRESENCE MENU ................................................................................................................................................. ２７
9.7 SETUP MENU........................................................................................................................................................ ２９
9.7.1 BELL /VIB........................................................................................................................................................... ２９
9.7.2 PHONE LOCK ....................................................................................................................................................... ３０
9.7.3ALARM................................................................................................................................................................ ３
9.7.4 VOLUME.............................................................................................................................................................. ３２
9.7.5 ERROR NOTIFY .................................................................................................................................................... ３２
9.7.5.1 SERVICE LAMP.................................................................................................................................................. ３２
9.7.5.2 ERROR MSG...................................................................................................................................................... ３２
9.7.6 INFORMATION...................................................................................................................................................... ３３
9.7.7ADVANCED .......................................................................................................................................................... ３５
9.7.7.1 TIME................................................................................................................................................................. ３５
9.7.7.2 CONTRAST........................................................................................................................................................ ３７
9.7.7.3 FONTSIZE......................................................................................................................................................... ３７
9.7.7.4 CALLER ID....................................................................................................................................................... ３７
9.7.7.5 USER DATA RESET............................................................................................................................................. ３７
9.8 NETWORK ............................................................................................................................................................ ８
9.8.1 SITE SCAN............................................................................................................................................................ ３８
9.8.2 PINGTEST............................................................................................................................................................ ３８
9.8.3 NETWORKRELOAD.............................................................................................................................................. ４０
10. ADDITIONALUSEFULFUNCTIONS............................................................................................................ ４１

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10.1 MULTI CALL SERVICE ....................................................................................................................................... ４１
10.1.1 CALL HOLD ....................................................................................................................................................... ４
10.1.2 CALL TRANSFER................................................................................................................................................ ４
10.1.2.1 ATTENDED TRANSFER..................................................................................................................................... ４
10.1.2.2 UNATTENDED TRANSFER................................................................................................................................ ４２
10.1.3 CALL SWITCH.................................................................................................................................................... ４２
11 WEB CONFIGURATION TOOL...................................................................................................................... ４
11.1ABOUT WEB CONFIGURATION TOOL ................................................................................................................ ４
11.2 LOGIN PROCESS................................................................................................................................................. ４
11.3 USINGTHE WEB CONFIGURATION TOOL.......................................................................................................... ４４
12. FAQ...................................................................................................................................................................... ４５
13. GLOSSARY........................................................................................................................................................ ４６
14. MENU CONSTRUCTION................................................................................................................................ ４８

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List ofFiguresand Tables
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Figure 1-2………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4
Figure 1-3………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4
Figure 1-4………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4
Figure 1-5………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4
Figure 1-6………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4
Figure 2…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………5
Figure 3…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………7
Figure 4…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………8
Figure 5…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9
Figure 6…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9
Figure 7-1………………………………………………………………………………………………………………11
Figure 7-2………………………………………………………………………………………………………………11
Figure 7-3………………………………………………………………………………………………………………11
Figure 8………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..12
Figure 9………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..43
Figure 10………………………………………………………………………………………………………………43
Figure 11………………………………………………………………………………………………………………44
Table 1…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………44

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WirelessIP5000 User Guide SafetyInformation
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1. SafetyInformation
These safetywarnings applyto the Wireless IPPhoneWirelessIP5000.Pleaseread the following sections
before Installing or using your WirelessIP5000.
1.1 EmergencyServices Warning
This phone will not be able to access emergencyservices during a power outage because ofreliance on
utilitypower for normal operation.Alternative arrangements should bemade for accessing emergency
services.
1.2 Explosive Gas Warning
The use ofthe WirelessIP5000 in hazardous environmentswhere high level ofexplosive gas maybe
Presentisnotrecommended. Checkwiththesitesafetyengineerbeforeusinganytypeofwireless device
in such an environm8ent.
1.3 BatteryDisposal Warning
Do not dispose ofthe batterypackin fire or water.The batterymayexplode ifplaced in the fire.
1.4 BatterySafety Notices These Batterysafetynotices applyto the batteries that are approved bythe
WirelessIP5000 manufacturer.
ØDo not disassemble, crush, puncture, or incineratethe batterypack.
ØTo avoidriskoffire, burns, or damage to your batterypack, do not allowa metal object to touch the
batterycontacts.
ØHandle a damaged or leaking batterywith extreme care. If youcome in contact with the electrolyte,
wash the exposed areawith soap and water. Iftheelectrolyte has come in contact withyour eye,
flush the eye with water for 15 minutes and seekmedical attention
ØDo not charge the batterypackifthe ambient temperature exceeds 40 degrees Celsius.
ØDo not keep thebatterypack in temperatures above 60degrees Celsius.
ØWhen discarding a batterypack, contact your localwaste disposal provider regarding local
restrictions on the disposalor recycling ofbatteries.
ØTo obtain a replacement battery, contact your local dealer.Use the batteries that are provided by
WirelessIP5000 manufacturer only.
ØUse the power supplythat is provided by WirelessIP5000 manufacturer only.
1.5 RegulatoryCompliance Standards
WirelessIP5000 does not complywith anystandards. Use onlyas a Marketing Sample.

WirelessIP5000 User Guide PackageContents
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2. Package Contents
The following items are includedin your phone package
ØOne phonebody
ØOne extended battery
ØOne DC 5V 1AAdapter
ØOne USB Cable
ØOne Desktop Charger
ØOne QuickInstallation Guide
ØOne CD Manual
Figure 1-1. Phone Body Figure 1-2. Extended
Figure 1-3. DC 5V750mAAdapter Figure 1-4. USB Cable
Figure 1-5. Desktop Charger Figure 1-6. QuickInstallation Guide andCD Manual

WirelessIP5000 User Guide Overview
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3. Overview
The side and front viewsofthe WirelessIP5000 are depictedin Figure 2 below
Figure 2. WirelessIP5000side viewand front view
1. HEADSET JACK 7.MULTI FUNCTION KEY
2. VOLUME UP 8.CLEAR
3. VOLUME DOWN 9.SEND
4. LOCK 10. END
5. LEFT SOFT 11. DIAL PAD
6. RIGHT SOFT
1
2
3
4
5
7
9
11
6
8
10

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4. Howthe keyworks
VOLUME UP
VOLUME DOWN
LOCK
LEFTSOFT
RIGHTSOFT
MULTI FUNCTION KEY
CLEAR
SEND
END
DIAL PAD
Pressing the VOLUME UP keywill increases volume of handset,
or ringer.
Pressing the VOLUME DOWN keywill decreases ofhandset,
or ringer.
Pressing the LOCK keywill preventkeysbeing accidentallypressed by
user.
Use it for enteringmenu, editing something, saving phone number,and
changing character input.
Use it for searching, going back to previous screen, shortcut to presence
menu, and muting.
1. Menu browsing
1) Pressing the keyto
LEFTdirection changes thedisplaytothe
previous screen
2) Pressing thekeyto RIGHTdirection changes the displaytothe
next screen for the itemyou selected in either menu or setup.
3) Pressing the keytoUPor DOWNdirection allowsyouto scroll up
or downthemenu or setup screen.
2. Editing
1) Pressing the keyto LEFT direction moves the cursor left.
2) Pressing the keyto RIGHT direction moves the cursor right.
In text editing, deletes one character (backspace). While browsing
menu, goes backto theprevious menu.
Use this keyto make and receive calls.
During a call,it disconnects the call.While browsing menu, it exits menu.
Power ON: holdingit down till ‘Loading…’ message shows up.
Power OFF: holding it down for a second or longer.
Dialpadis for dialing just likethe normal telephone and entering
alphanumeric characters when editing names and phone numbers.
Also, it can beusedfor quickmenu browsing.

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5. Accessory
5.1 Guidelines for Use of Accessory
Followthese guidelines in using accessories withyourWireless IPPhone WirelessIP5000.
nWhen disconnecting the power cord ofanyaccessory,grasp bythe plug, not the cord and pull.
nKeep the accessories away fromchildren.
nUse onlycharger, batteries,accessories that are approvedbytheWirelessIP Phone manufacturer.
Usingunapprovedcharger,batteries,andaccessories maybedangerous, andmayinvalidatethe
warrantyon your phone.
5.2 AvailableAccessory
nExtended Battery
nAC Adapter
nDesktop Charger
nUSB Cable
5.3 ACPower Adapter
The Ac adapter as shownin Figure 3 enables you to charge your phone batteryquickly.
To use the adapter, plug itinto a wall outlet, andinsert the connector into baseofyour WirelessIP5000
or the backofthe desktop charger. Youcan usethephone whilebatterycharging.
Figure 3. ACAdapter

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5.4 USBCable
The USB Cable as shownin Figure 4, connects your phone tothePC,enables you toeither configure or to
changethephone.When configuring the phone, makesure that your PC and the phone areconnected
directlyto each other bythe USB cable.
5.5 Inserting Battery
Placethebatteryinto the batterybayon the backside ofthe phoneand pushuptowards the release button
until it clicks.
5.6 Releasing Battery
Take the batteryoff fromthe phone bypressing the release button and pull out the batterytowards the
bottomofthe phone.
Figure 4. USB Cable
Note : For more information about releasingbattery, refer to page 10.

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5.7 Charging Batterywith Desktop Charger
Figure 5. ChargingwithACAdapter
Figure 6. Chargingwith USB Cable
DETAIL

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Step 1. Plug theAC adapter into awall outlet, and insert the connector into backofthe batterycharger.
Step 2. Insert thephone into theupper compartment ofthe charger as shown in Figure 5.
5.8 Charging BatterywithoutDesktop Charger
Step 1. Plug theAC adapter into awall outlet.Step 2. Remove the protective connector cover ofthe phone.
Step 3. Insert theAC adapter connector into base ofthe phone.
Note : It is also possible tocharge the phone byusing the USB cable instead ofthe
AC adapter as shown in Figure 6.
Note : It is also possible tocharge the phone byusing the USB cable instead ofthe
AC adapter as shown in Figure 6.

WirelessIP5000 User Guide Tips for using battery
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6. Tips for using battery.
6.1 Releasing Battery
Figure 7-1
Push the button right
above the battery.
Figure 7-2
After pushing the button,
release the batterypackfrom
the phone body.
Figure 7-3
Nowyoucan lift up fromthe
phone body.
Note : Before separating a batteryfromthe phone, checkifthe phone is powered off.

WirelessIP5000 User Guide Icons on Display
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7. Icons on Display
Status message of idlemode display
Indicates user is online.
Indicates user is busy.
Indicates user is going to be right back.
Indicates user is awayfor awhile.
Indicates user is on the phone.
Indicates user is out tolunch.
Indicates user is offline.
Indicate signal strength.
More bars displayed
indicate better isolation
Indicate lampmode is on.
LED blinks when there is
an incoming call.
Indicate vibration mode is on.
It gets displayedwhenring
mode is set to vibration.
Indicate alarmis on.
It gets displayedwhenalarm
clocksetup is on.
Indicates new message(s).
It gets displayedwhenthere is/are
newmessages(s) that has not
beenread
Indicate batterylife.
More bars displayed
indicate more energy.
Indicate user is online.
For more description
refer to below.
Indicate keylock.
While this mode is on,
pressing keyswill do nothing
Figure 8. Icons on Display

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8. Input Method
Dial pad is formed with integer 0~9, *, and # and usedfor inputting3 or 4 alphabetletters and some
symbols. Once a Dial keyhas been pressed,pressing it again while the rectangular cursor keeps blinking
will change the current input to the next letter assigned for that specific key.See the table belowfor theDial
keyassignment. Notethatafter the rectangular cursor blinks couple oftimes, it will change into a vertical
bar cursor.
Dial Pad
Key 1234567890*#
.ADGJMPTW
Space
*#
@
BEHKNQUX.@
CFILORVY-_
F
O
N
T SZ
Dial Pad
Key 1234567890*#
.adgjm
ptwSpace
*#
@
behknqux.@
cfilorvy-_
F
O
N
T sz
Dial Pad
Key
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
Font
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0

WirelessIP5000 User Guide Application
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9. Application
9.1 Outbound Call
9.1.1 Appendix (OptionsS)
If you dial a desired number,
you can seetheOption
Menuand Dial Mode. Let’s
see what can we dowith this
menu.
Once registered, you can
make calls to others that are
registered to the same SIP
server.
Dial number & press Send
Key.If your call reach the
otherparty,youwill hear ring
backtone
IfCallee receives your call,
timer starts activating on the
top ofthe screen.
You can savethedialed
number as Phone BookMenu.
You can see the search result that
the number you dialed.
Note : You cansee the search result ofdialed number
onlyifthe number was alreadysaved in Phone Book.

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9.2 Inbound Call
9.3 Phone Book Menu
z
9.3.1 Add NewEntry
You can store info such as phone number of your family,friends and others. It must have
at least one stored number in the phone bookto search.
Use Left Soft Keyto
enter the menu fromidle
screen.
Enter Phone book.
Once registered, you
can alsoreceive calls.
Ifsomeone calls you, it says
"Incoming call" onthetopof the
screen and displays caller number.
If you receive a call, timer
activates on the top ofthe
screen.
If you press Enter Keyto save
without enteringanydata,
<Warning> message popsup.
Inputinformation: Name Read Name Phone Number
Group Index. After done inputting information you need,
press Enter Keyto save. It is not requiredto fill everything out
but the Phone number is essential.