CETIS 9602IP Users Manual
9600IP PHONE
USER MANUAL
FOR MODEL: SIP 9600IP, SIP 9602IP
Version：v1.0
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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION....................................................................................5
1.1 OVERVIEW OF HARDWARE .........................................................................5
1.2 OVERVIEW OF SOFTWARE ..........................................................................5
2. 9600IP PHONE KEYBOARD...................................................................7
2.1 KEYBOARDS FUNCTIONS ............................................................................7
2.1.1 Function Table of Base Keyboard.....................................................7
2.1.2 Function table of handset keyboard.................................................7
2.2 KEYBOARD FUNCTION...............................................................................7
2.2.2 Voice Control................................................................................8
2.2.3 Hold Function...............................................................................8
2.2.4 Register handset...........................................................................9
2.2.5 Delete handset.............................................................................9
2.2.6 Call--forward................................................................................9
2.2.7 Three way conference call..............................................................9
2.2.8 Line Switch................................................................................10
2.3 FUNCTIONS AND SETTING CATALOG.............................................................10
2.3.1 Menu catalog..............................................................................10
2.3.2 Network.....................................................................................10
2.3.3 Call Feature................................................................................11
2.3.4 SIP............................................................................................11
2.3.5 DSP...........................................................................................12
2.3.6 System......................................................................................12
2.3.7 Other Setting..............................................................................12
2.3.8 Setting catalog...........................................................................12
3. THROUGH WEB BROWSER TO SET PHONE..........................................13
3.1 LOGON..............................................................................................13
3.2 CURRENT STATE ...................................................................................13
3.3 NETWORK ..........................................................................................13
3.3.1 Wan Config.................................................................................13
3.3.2 LAN Config.................................................................................15
3.4 VOIP................................................................................................15
3.4.1 SIP Config..................................................................................15
3.4.2 Iax2 Config................................................................................18
3.5 ADVANCE ...........................................................................................20
3.5.1 DHCP Server..............................................................................20
3.5.2 NAT...........................................................................................21
3.5.3 STUN.........................................................................................22
3.5.4 Net Service................................................................................22
3.5.5 Firewall settings..........................................................................23
3.5.6 VLAN Configuration.....................................................................24
3.5.7 Digital Map.................................................................................25
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3.5.8 Call Service Settings....................................................................26
3.5.9 Memory Key...............................................................................27
3.5.10 MMI Filter.................................................................................28
3.5.11 DSP.........................................................................................28
3.5.12 VPN.........................................................................................29
3.6 DIAL-PEER DIAL RULE SETTING ..................................................................29
3.7 CONFIG MANAGE ..................................................................................30
3.8 UPDATE FIRMWARE................................................................................31
3.8.1 Update......................................................................................31
3.8.2 Auto Update...............................................................................32
3.9 SYSTEM MANAGE ..................................................................................33
3.9.1 Account Manage.........................................................................33
3.9.2 Syslog config..............................................................................33
3.9.3 Phone Book................................................................................34
3.9.4 Time Set....................................................................................34
3.9.5 MMI SET....................................................................................35
3.9.6 Logout & Reboot.........................................................................35
4. OPERATING METHOD FOR DIALING...................................................37
4.1 HOW TO DIAL IP PHONE..........................................................................37
4.2 SET THE PHONE BEING CONNECTED TO SERVER ...............................................37
4.2.1 Set the WAN interface.................................................................37
4.2.2 SIP setting.................................................................................39
4.2.3 IAX setting.................................................................................40
4.3 HOW TO USE THE DIAL RULE?....................................................................40
4.4 VOICE MAIL ........................................................................................42
After phone is boot-up and obtains the TFTP Server address through
DHCP Sever, then phone will produce “toot-toot” sound to prompt
entering “Config ID”. After inputting ID through the numeric keyboard
and “#” for ending, phone will auto-download the config file from TFTP
Server. If the download is successful, phone will be re-boot; if failed,
15s later phone will enter into default standby status; if you do not want
to download, you can press "#" directly for entering into the default
standby status; if the download is not completed or the downloaded
config file “auto update module” has no config parameter in the “config
file name”, phone will still prompt input ting “Config ID” after re-boot.
After phone enters into the default standby status, pressing “**47”key
will make the phone auto-broadcast its own IP address.
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Function
1. Provide a Backup SIP Server
2. Support NAT, Firewall
3. Support DHCP assigning IP address, etc automatically
4. Support PPPoE (used while connecting ADSL，cable modem)
5. It can update the program through HTTP, FTP and TFTP
6. Check the dynamic voice; Soft the noise; Buffer technique of voice
7. Hold Function
8. Hotline Function
9. Speed-dial
10. Call-forward, Three-way conference call
11. DND (Do Not Disturb), Black List, Limit List
12. Auto-answer.
13. Set through standard Web Browser
14. Remote Management Function
15. Classification management for common user’s password and super user’s
password.
16. Broadcast the IP address, Vlan ID, version number and phone number.
17. Cordless Handset, 1.9GHz Operation, with Handshake Technology
Standard and Protocols
◆ IEEE 802.3 /802.3 u 10 Base T / 100Base TX
◆ PPPoE
◆ DHCP Client and Server
◆ Support G.711a/u, G729, G7231 5.3/6.3 audio Codec
◆ SIP RFC3261, RFC 2543
◆ Support IAX2
◆ TCP/IP: Internet transfer and control protocol
◆ RTP: Real-time Transport Protocol
◆ RTCP: Real-time Control Protocol
◆ VAD/CNG save bandwidth
◆ Telnet: Internet's remote login protocol
◆ DNS: Domain Name Server
◆ TFTP: Trivial File Transfer Protocol
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1. Introduction
This is the user manual of 9600IP. Some configuration should be done before
use the 9600IP phone, and then it can work normally. This manual will illustrate how
to set the phone through keyboard and web service.
1.1 Overview of Hardware
1.1.1
The two RJ-45 network interface support the 10/100M Ethernet. The default
WAN interface is a DHCP Client server. User connect the WAN interface to ADSL or
switch, and connect the LAN interface （the default IP address is 192.168.10.1) to
the computer. You can use the administrator’s user name “admin” and password
“admin” to login and set.
1.1.2
Only the WAN interface supports the POE.
1.2 Overview of Software
Network Protocol Tone
l SIP v1(RFC2543)
v2(RFC3261)
l IP/TCP/UDP/RTP/RTCP
l IP/ICMP/ARP/RARP/SNTP
l Ring Tone
l Ring Back Tone
l Dial Tone
l Busy Tone
l TFTP Client/DHCP Client/PPPOE
Client
l Telnet/HTTP Server
l DNS Clients
Codec
l G.711： 64K bit/s(PCM)
Phone Function
l Volume Adjustment
l Speed dial key
l Phonebook
l G.723.1： 63k/5.3k bit/s
l G.726： 16k/24k/32k/40k
bit/s(ADPCM)
l G.729A： 8k bit/s(CS-ACELP)
l G.729B： adds VAD & CNG to G.729
IP Assignment
l IP (Static IP)
l DHCP
l PPPoE
Voice Quality Security
l VAD： Voice activity detection
l CNG： Comfortable noise generator
l LEC： Line echo canceller
l Packet Loss Compensation
l Adaptive Jitter Buffer
l HTTP 1.1 basic/digest
authentication for Web setup
l MD5 for SIP authentication
(RFC2069/RFC2617)
QoS
l QoS field
Call Function NAT Traversal
l STUN l Call Hold
l Call Waiting
Configuration
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l Call Forward
l Caller ID
l 3-way conference
l Web Browser
l Console/Telnet
l Keypad
DTMF Firmware Upgrade
l DTMF RELAY
l DTMF RFC 2833
l DTMF SIP Info
l TFTP
l HTTP
l FTP
SIP Server
Provide a Backup SIP Server
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2. 9600IP phone keyboard
2.1 Keyboards functions
2.1.1 Function Table of Base Keyboard
Name Status Function
Store
On-hook
To enter storage mode for speed dialing
Flash On-hook To enter the deleting mode for pressing down 3 seconds
Redial
Dialing Re-dial the last called number
On-hook It’s calling handset for press down for a little time and
registering with handset for pressing down 3 seconds Locate
Call calling the handset
Volume + Call Increase the volume
Volume -
Call Decrease the volume
Speak Hands free
Mute
Hold
Line1
Line2
M1~M10
Call
Talking
Talking
Talking
On-hook
Mute
Holding the current talking line
Holding line2 or retrieved line1
Holding line1 or retrieved line2
10 speed dial numbers
Dialing
Voicemail
On-hook
Pick up voicemail
Dialing
1 Dialing “1”
2
Dialing “2”
3 Dialing “3”
4
Dialing “4”
5 Dialing “5”
6
7
Dialing “6”
Dialing “7”
8 Dialing “8”
9
0
*
Dialing “9”
Dialing “0”
Dialing “*”
# Dialing It can be regarded as the first number being dialed out or
the end mark for ending number.
2.1.2 Function table of handset keyboard
2.2 Keyboard Function
Item Status Function
ON/OFF On/off Hook switch of Handset
Hold/conf Call Call Waiting or 3 way conference
Mute Call Mute
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Redial Dialing Redial the number of last time
Volume + Call Increase the volume
Volume -
Call Reduce the volume
Flash Off-Hook Quickly cut off the current line and off-hook
again.
Dialing “1”
1
On-Hook Long pressing can pick up the message
Dialing “2”
2
On-Hook Long pressing can call the number stored in
mem6 on the base unit
Dialing “3”
3
On-Hook Long pressing can call the number stored in
mem7 on the base unit
Dialing “4”
4
Off-Hook Long pressing can call the number stored in
mem8 on the base unit
Dialing “5”
5
On-Hook Long pressing can call the number stored in
mem9 on the base unit
Dialing “6”
6
On-Hook Long pressing can call the number stored in
mem10 on the base unit
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Dialing “7”
8 Dialing “8”
9
0
Dialing “9”
Dialing “0”
Dialing “*”
*
On-Hook Long pressing for 3 seconds entering into the
registration status of the handset
# Dialing It can be regarded as the first number being
dialed out or the end mark for ending
number.
2.2.1 Store numbers
Press “STORE” key to enter into the setting state of storing keys, and input
storing number, then press the corresponding storing key to store the numbers.
2.2.2 Voice Control
Pressing “VOL+” to increase the volume, and press “VOL-” to decrease the
volume.
2.2.3 Hold Function
It is used for holding the current line or forwarding to other handset, for
example:
When you use the #1 handset and want to use the #2 in a call, now you need
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to hold the #1 handset then pick up the #2 handset.
2.2.4 Register handset
Under On-Hook status, pressing the “Locate” key on the base unit for three
seconds to enable the handset register mode, and the Charge indicator light flashes
at the same time ;then press “*”key for three seconds to enable the handset
register mode, then ON/OFF indicator light on the handset ,and will give the prompt
tone for successful registration.
2.2.5 Delete handset
Keep pressing the “FLASH” key on the base unit for three seconds, the Speaker
will give “beep” sound, then
Press “0” on the base unit to delete all the handset.
Press “1” on the base unit to delete the first handset.
Press “2” on the base unit to delete the second handset.
Press “3” on the base unit to delete the third handset.
Press “4” on the base unit to delete the fourth handset.
After pressed the number keys, Charge indicator light will flashes, which means
the handset is being deleted by the phone. When Charge indicator light stops
flashing, it means that the deletion is finished.
2.2.6 Call--forward
The “Enable Call Transfer” in the “Call Service Setting” should be in chosen
mode (the default one is chosen mode). Suppose the user of 9600IP is user A, and
user B called user A through VoIP ，during the communication, user B want to make
a call to user C, then user A should press FWD, after that user B can call user C
through dialing numbers.
2.2.7 Three way conference call
2.2.7.1 Three way conference call of the handset
1) Choosing the “Enable Three Way Call ” of “Call Service Setting” (the default
option status of the phone), suppose the user of the 9600IP phone is A, and if user
B calls user A through VoIP phone, user B needs to make 3-way conference call with
user A and C, then user A can use the second line to call user C, the call
auto-maintain with user B, during the conversation with C, pressing down “*”, then
can make 3-way conference call.
2) Choosing the “Enable Three Way Call ” of “Call Service Setting” (the default
option status of the phone), suppose the user of the 9600IP phone is A, and if user
B calls user A through VoIP phone, user B needs to make 3-way conference call with
user A and C, then user A can use the second line to call user C, the call
auto-maintain with user B, during the conversation with C, pressing down “Conf”,
then can make 3-way conference call.
2.2.7.2 Three way conference call of the base unit
Choosing the “Enable Three Way Call” of “Call Service Setting” (the default
option status of the phone), suppose the user of the 9600IP phone is A, and if user
B calls user A through VoIP phone , user B needs to make 3-way conference call with
user A and C, then user A can use the second line to call user C, the call
auto-maintain with user B, during the conversation with C, pressing down “*” can
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make 3-way conference call.
2.2.8 Line Switch
2.2.8.1 Handset Line Switch
1）Suppose the line1/2 of handset is talking, the line2/1 is holding, if you want
to implement line switch, first you need to press down “Hold ”, then press down
“ON/OFF” of the choice line. You can implement line switch.
2) Suppose the line1/2 of handset is holding, the line2/1 is dialing, if you want
to switch to line1/2 talking, first hang up line2/1, then press down “ON/OFF” of
Line1/2 or press “HOLD”. You can implement line switch.
2.2.8.2 Base unit Line Switch
Suppose the line1/2 of the base unit is talking,
line2/1 is holding, press down
“line2/1” directly and switch to line2/1 talking
2.3 Functions and setting catalog
2.3.1 Menu catalog
1) Network
2) Call Feature
3) SIP
4) DSP
5) System
6) Other Setting
2.3.2 Network
2.3.2.1 LAN
1) Bridge Mode
2) IP
3) Netmask
4) DHCP Server
◆Switch
◆DNS Relay
5）NAT
◆Switch
◆FTPalg
◆PPPTPalg
2.3.2.2 WAN
1) Status
2) Static Net
◆IP
◆Net Mask
◆Gateway
◆DNS
◆DNS2
3) PPPOE
◆User name
◆Password
4) QoS
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2.3.3 Call Feature
23.3.1 Phone-number
1) Public SIP
2) Private SIP
2.3.3.2 Limit-List
1) Current
2) ADD
3) DEL
2.3.3.3 Black-List
1) Current
2) ADD
3) DEL
2.3.3.4 Fast Call
2.3.3.5 Three Talk
2.3.3.6 Call-Transfer
2.3.3.7 Call-Waiting
2.3.3.8 Call-Forward
1) Condition
2) SIP
◆Transfer Num
◆Transfer IP
◆Port
2.3.3.9 Dial-Rule
1) End with “#”
2) Fixed Length
◆Switch
◆Length
2.3.4 SIP
2.3.4.1 Reg Status
1) Public Reg
2) Private Reg
2.3.4.1 Reg Switch
1) Public
2) Private
2.3.4.2 Server
1) Public
2) Private
2.3.4.3 Domain
1) Public
2) Private
2.3.4.4 User Agent
1) Public
2) Private
2.3.4.5 Detect-server
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2.3.4.6 Dtmf-mode
2.3.4.7 Interval-time
2.3.4.8 Swap-server
2.3.4.9 RFC-version
2.3.4.10 Signal-Port
2.3.4.11 Stun
1) Switch
2) Addr
3) Port
4) Expire Time
2.3.5 DSP
2.3.5.1 Codec
2.3.5.2 Handdown-time
2.3.5.3 Dtfm-Volume
2.3.5.4 Input-Volume
2.3.5.5 Output-Volume
2.3.6 System
2.3.6.1 Save
2.3.6.2 Reboot
2.3.6.3 Set Default
2.3.7 Other Setting
2.3.7.1 Syslog
1) Switch
2) Server-IP
3) Server-Port
2.3.8 Setting catalog
1. Pressing down the “ Menu” key to enter the setting status of speed dial key
and input the needed saving No., then press the corresponding speed dial key to
save.
2. Pressing down “Menu” above 3 seconds to enter the setting status and the
default keyword is 123, and then you can press “Enter” to enter, “Menu” to exit.
3. When modifying the setting, press “Redial” to enter modification status, and
“0” is to make no choice, “1” is to make choice, “Enter” is to confirm the modification,
and “Menu” is to quit the modification. After finished the modification setting, we
will save it on “Save” menu. After rebooting all the settings will be go into effect.
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3 Through web browser to set phone
Plug one end of the network line to the network card port of the computer, the
other end to Lan port of the phone, phone will obtain the IP address automatically,
open IE, input the IP address on Address column, then enter into the Web Setting
Page. The method of obtaining the dynamic IP address is: under the on-hook status,
press “**47#”, then phone will broadcast the current IP address.
3.1 Logon
The default user name and password are admin/admin and guest/guest. and，
admin/admin is super user name and password，guest/guest is common user name
and password。Logon interface is as follows：
3.2 Current state
This page layout shows the work state of VoIP phone. The network part shows
the connection state of WAN interface and LAN interface and the network setting;
the work state of Public SIP service of VoIP part, and here you can see the
registration and whether registered to the server or not. The Phone Number part
shows the telephone numbers in Private SIP server and Public SIP server.
3.3 Network
3.3.1 Wan Config
WAN port network setting page.
Support static IP, dynamic obtain IP and PPPoE.
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