Daviscomms CYBERPHONE User Manual

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Table of Contents

1: Get started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

1. Standard package contents . . . . . . . . . . .3

2. Phone specific ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

3. Phone description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

4. Installing & removing the battery . . . . . . . 5

5. Charging the battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

6. Powering the Cyber phone on & off . . . . 7

7. Display indicators & ic ons . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

8. Shortcut menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

9. Main Menu ic ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

2: Configuring y our phone. . . . . . . . 11

1. Important inf ormation you should

know first . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

2. Connectin g your phone to an AP . . . . . . .13

3. Connectin g your phone to an SIP . . . . . . 14

3: Basic call functions . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

1. Making a IP to IP call (via direct IP) . . . . .15

2. Making a SIP to SIP call (via SIP server). 16

3. Mak ing a c al l (vi a S IP s er ver to lan dl ine

or GSM mobile phone) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

4. Speed dial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

5. Answering a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

6. Mute/Un-mute a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

7. Hold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

4: Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

i Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

1) Keypad legends. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

2) Create . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

3) Inbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

4) Outbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

5) Chat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

ii Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

1) Add . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

2) Edit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

3) Delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

4) View Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

5) Speed Dial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

iii Call Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

1) Missed calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

2) Incoming calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

3) Outgoing calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

8. New calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

9. Rejecting a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

10. Silenci ng the incoming ring tone . . . . . . . 19

11. Call waiting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

12. Conference call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

iv Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

1) Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

2) Wallpaper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

3) Ring tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

4) Message tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

5) Ring Volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

6) Receiver volume . . . . . . . . . . . 37

7) Alert mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

8) Message View . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

9) Brightness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

10) Key backlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

11) Auto key lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

12) Key tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

13) DTMF tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

14) Screen Banner . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

15) Factory reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

16) Software upgrade . . . . . . . . . . 41

v: Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

1) SIP settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

2) IP settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

3) WLAN settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

vi: Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

1) SIP information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

2) IP information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

3) WLAN information. . . . . . . . . . . 56

4) General information . . . . . . . . . 56

5. Web configur ator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

6. Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

7. Health and safety information . . . 68

8. FCC Declaration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71

1. Get Started

1: Standard Package Contents

Pleas e c hec k car efu ll y if you h ave the i tems ment io ne d below:

1: WiFi Phone x 01 2: USB Charger x 01 3: USB Cable x 01

4. Battery x 01

5. User’s Manual x 01

6. Lanyard Strap

*Actual c ontents may v ar y .

2: Phone Spec ific a tions

Dimensions:

96(L) x 65(W) x 16(H) Dimension in mm.

Weight:

65g (without battery) 80g (with battery)

Battery:

650 mAh Li-ion,

3.7v

Charger Input:

100-240v – 50-60Hz

0.2A

Charger Weight: 50g

Charging Time: 3 hours

Standby Time:

48 hours depending on the network

Talking Time:

2 hours depending on the network

The CYBERPHONE is a 802.11b/g VoIP WiFi SIP Phone.

Get Started

3: Phone Description

Earpiece

OLED screen

Right Soft Key End / Power key

Number keys

Silent mode key

Left soft key

Volume up key

Volume down key

Switch input method key / keypad l ock.

Talk / Call

key

5 Way joystick

USB Port

Battery cover door

Loop for Lanyard

Speaker

hole

5-Way Joystick

5 – Push down to select an option

Battery cover door release button

Mic

Scroll left for system info

In the idle screen, scroll joystick right for shortcut menus

Push up to scroll on the side bar menus

Push down to scroll on the side bar menus

4: Installing and Removing the battery

1. Push and hold the battery door button down.

2. While the button is pushed down, push from the top and slide the batt ery d oor cov er outw ard s.

Batt ery

Contact point

3. To remove, lift the batt ery ou t from here

4. To ins tal l the b att er y , ensu re th at th e cont act points are aligned.

5. Insert the direction shown in the diagram FIRST. Re-at tac h t he batt er y do or.

Get Started

*Please refer to page.69 for more i nformati on on your batter y .

Get Started

5: Charging the battery

2. Insert the charger into

your wal l power outl et.

1. Plug the USB cable into the c harg er or to a computer USB port.

3. Locat e th e US B por t at the bottom of your phone.

4. Plug the other end of the USB cable in and turn on the main power to begin charging

With the phone turned on/off, this Screen will appear when the phone is charging.

Thi s sc r een w il l appear when the phone’s battery charging is completed.

This icon will scroll on the idle screen if its turned on.

Charging Completed

Note: You need to charge the battery for 8 hours

for its first time use.

Get Started

6: Powering the C y ber phone on and off

- T o Power ON Pres s and h ol d the ( en d /off key icon) for 5 s econds , rel e ase

and the power up window will be shown.

- T o Power OFF Pres s and h ol d the ( en d /off key icon) for 3 s econds , rel e ase

and the power down window will be shown.

Fig.1 Power up win d ow

Fig.2 Power d own win d ow

1.0.02

Get Started

7: Display indicators and icons

Received signal strength from WiFi access point.

Time display Call mute (Un-mute, Mute) Keypad lock

Write Message

The roles of t he sof t keys var y d epe nd in g on th e function you are using. The keys just below selects the functions desired when pressed.

NOTE: If you are disconnected from the signal,

the right soft key will automatically change to the “SCAN” selection.

2.59P

To lock, press and hold for 1 second. To unlock, press and hold for 1 second.

(Weak Strong)

Message Inbox (new, read, sent, not sent)

Message Icon

Chat Icon

Soft key function indicators

WiFi connectivity status (refer to pg.12)

Alert type (ring, ring and vibrate, silent,

vibrate only)

Battery level indicator

Recent Calls Icon

Idle Screen

Site S c an SIP Registration Reload IP Restart WLAN Web Configurator

Syst em in fo pr ovid es a summ ary of the c onnec t io n det ail s you r p hone to th e netw ork AP . WLAN : Di spl ays t he nam e of th e AP you ar e c onnec t ed to.

IP address : Displays the IP address assign ed to the phone. User Name : Dis plays th e Us er n am e u s ed for S IP c on nec t i on . Proxy Server : Disp lays t he IP ad dr ess of th e pr oxy ser ver th e phon e is c onnec t e d t o. Outbound proxy : Disp lays th e outb ou n d p roxy add r ess of t he S IP ser ver th e ph one

is conn ec t ed to.

8. Shortcut Me nu

Shortcut menu allows a quick access to the configuration setting menu of your phone.

System Info

BACK

: Allows you to scan and join the list of APs available in your network LAN : Allows you to ac ti vat e or r econ ne ct yo ur SI P acc ou nt on t he Cyber W iF i phone : This f un ct ion al lo ws you to r equ es t an IP ad dr es s f r om a D HC P ser ver : This fu nc ti on r es tart s th e phon e ’s wir el ess c onn ec ti o n t o the AP . : This function allows you to configure your phone settings using a web browser.

Get Started

Individual icons will illuminate when selected. Navigate your way around the icons by moving the joyst ick . P res s the j oyst ic k dow n t o selec t t he app lic at io n.

Message: Use the mes s age s m enu t o sen d and rec eive s hort mess ag es. Contacts: S tor e an d f in d f rom a li st of c ont ac ts s t ored in you r con t act l is t. Call Log: Views t he c alls you hav e d iale d, rec eiv ed , or mi ss ed Settings: Settings menu provides you with various setting options to customize the phone to your

pref eren ces and needs . You c an also r eset t he set tin g to th eir d efaul t val ues .

Config: Use this menu to configure the SIP, IP and W LAN settings. Info: Use this menu to check the information of your SIP, IP, W LAN and General settings.

9: Main Menu Ic ons

2. Configuring your phone

1: Important information y ou should k now fir st

- Possible ways of communicating using the CYBERPHONE.

- IP to IP call

- SIP to SIP call

Note: You will need to subscribe with a SIP service provider to make a SIP call.

For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg

- Requirements in order to establish a communication on the CYBERPHONE.

- T he phone must be associated to an AP in order to communicate to other W iFi phones.

Note: - Do take note that there are some network s ecurity prot ocols installed on the LAN which you

wish to connect to.

- Some require registering the M AC address of the CYBERPHO NE in order to allow acces s to the AP of the network. Under such circ umstanc es, you should seek assistanc e fr om your network administrat or to register the MAC address of the phone to the serv er to gain access to the network’s AP.

- Encryption

- Connec ting the CYBER PHON E to wireless LAN area may require an encryption pas sword. You will need this password to gain access to the network in order to associate to the AP you are connec ting to.

- M ost standard netw ork us es WEP-64 encry ption protoc ol. You would need to consult y our network administrator if the network us es other settings.

Configuring Your Phone

- SIP Server connecti on

- A SIP connection allows you to communicat e to another SIP user via a WiFi phone without having the has s le t o remem b er th e fu ll l engt h of the I P addr es s num ber .

Note: - Before y ou can connect to a SIP server, it is necessary that you obtain a SIP acc ount. You c an

also obtain a paid SIP account which provides you communicat ion to a mobile phone number (GSM ) or a landline number (P STN).

For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg

- Connectivity Status

- The conn ect i vit y s tat us of you r CYBERPHONE m us t be gr een in ord er f or your ph one to mak e c all s.

Below i s the i llu st rat io n of t he c onn ec ti vit y s tatu s of your CYBERPHONE.

Configuring Your Phone

Red – N ot c onn ec t ed t o an A P. Amber – It is connected to an AP but no IP is being assigned. Green – C onn ec t ed to an A P and IP i s bein g as si gn ed .

2: Connecting y our phone to an A P

Auto Connecting to an AP

Before you proceed to making a call, you will first need the C YBERPH ONE to connect to an AP. Your phone will automatically detect and c onnect to your pre-c onfigure d AP on the first power up.

Manually setting up the phone to connect to an AP in your LAN network

Step. 1 - F rom th e idle s c reen, selec t > M ENU > CONFIG > WLAN > SSID >SCAN within your area, a list

of avail a bl e AP’ s wi ll ap p ear > s cr oll an d s elec t the A P you wis h to c onn ect to, s elec t > VIEW > Select the AP you like to join.

Step.2 - In the same WLAN settings menu, select > ENCRYPTION >

scroll and select > WEP-64. ( Please refer to pg.10, on encryption. )

Step.3 - In the WEP-64 screen, select >OPEN SYSTEM> ( Pl eas e con f ir m th is

setting with your Network Administrator. ) and select > KEY 1.

Step.4 - Input the password encryption of the AP set by your network administr ator > wh en don e, s elect >

OK > in the WLAN Settings menu, s elect ACTIVATE by pressing the left soft key .

Note:-

1.) Wait for the connectivity status bar to turn green. The main screen will display “Connecting AP…. ” followed by “Connecting IP….” to complete the connection the to the network If the connecting AP disappears

and connectivity is still red, retry. If you still have problems, consult your IT administrator for the network details.

2.) Incase of WEAK SIGNAL, there will be an alert tone & display showing

Step.5 – Once your phone connectivity s tatus turns green

You s hou ld b e able to mak e a cal l via di rec t I P to IP.

Configuring Your Phone

Fig.4 Calling Screen

Fig.3 Poor Signal Coverage Screen

3: Connecting y our phone to an SIP

OPTIONS HANDFREE

Note: - Before you proceed to making a call, you will first need to set up the CYBERPHONE to

For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg

Step. 1 - F rom th e idle s c reen, selec t > M ENU > CONFIG > SIP > USER NAME > input your user name

acc ordi ng to your S IP ac coun t d etail s an d sel ect > OK.

Step. 2 - I n the s ame S IP s etti ngs m enu, sel ect > PASSWORD > input your password according to your

SIP ac coun t det ails and selec t > OK.

Step. 3 - I n the s ame S IP s etti ngs m enu, sel ect > PROXY SERVER > IP ADDRESS > key in th e add res s

of your SI P s erv er, f or exa mp le , > SIPprovider.org and selec t > OK. Step. 4 - I n the Prox y Ser ver s ett ings men u, s elec t > STA TU S > and s elect > ENABLE. Step. 5 - Go back to th e SIP s et tin gs menu , s elec t > OUTBOUND PROXY > IP ADDRESS > key in the

IP addr es s of your S IP s er ver , f or exa mp l e, > SIPprovider.org and sel ect > OK. Step.6 - In the Outbound Proxy settings menu, s elect > STAT US > and s elec t > ENABLE. Step. 7 - Go back to th e SIP s et tin gs menu , s elec t > ACTIVATE by pressing the left soft key .

Note: - After activating, a “Registering SIP…” display will be appear at the Idle screen.

The “Not Registered” sign will disappear on the idle screen to indicate that your CYBERPHON E is connected to y our SIP serv er acc ount.

Step. 8 - You ar e now read y to mak e a SI P to SI P cal l via S IP s erver .

Configuring Your Phone

Basic Ca ll Functions

For eg:- 1234567@191.166.123.203

Note: Pl eas e mak e s ure t o dis able th e SIP s ett ing s bef ore maki ng an IP to I P

call . To do s o, pl eas e f ollow th e s tep s bel ow :

Disabling SIP - Go to MENU > CONFIG > SIP > PROXY SERVER > STATUS >

select DISABLE > select BACK > OUTBOUND PROXY > STATUS > select DISABLE > select BACK > ACTIVATE by pressing the left soft key .

Step.1 - In the idle screen, key in the number , for eg:-

1234567@191.166.123.203 Step.2 - Press and “calling 1234567@ 191. 1 6 6.1 23 .20 3” will be displayed. Step.3 - When the call is connected, call timer will be displayed. Step.4 - To end the call, press the key.

Note: “@” is key ed by pressing key twice.

Fig.5 Calling Screen

Fig.6 Cal l timer screen

These figures are defined by the recipient’s user name In the SIP settings.

These figures refers to recipients FIXED IP number

OPTIONS

3. Basic Call Functions

1: Making an IP to IP call (via direct IP)

SPEAKER

Basic Ca ll Functions

OPTIONS HANDFREE

For eg:- 31080240

Step.1 - Key in the SIP contact number

Step.2 - Press and “calling 310802 4 0 will be displayed. Step.3 - When the call is connected, call timer will be displayed. Step.4 - To end the call, press the key.

These figures will be the other parties SIP

phone number you wish to dial.

Note: A user can only call to the other party via the same SIP provider. Please refer to your SIP

provider’s agreement if you are contacting another pers on of another SIP provider account.

Do make sure that your SIP settings are activated. (R efer to Pg.14)

2: Making a SIP to SIP call (via SIP server)

3: Making a call ( via SIP server to Landline / GSM Mobile Phone)

Basic Ca ll Functions

Note: For eg:- 65 62100123

Step.1 - Key in the number, for eg:- 6562100 123 Step.2 - Press and “calling 656210 012 3” will be displayed. Step.3 - When the call is connected, call timer will be displayed. Step.4 - To end the call, press the key.

Country code

Land line number or mobile number

Note: You can only call a Landline / GSM Mobile phone line depend ing on your SIP Server account

services. For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg

Do make sure that your SIP settings are activated. (R efer to Pg.14)

4: Speed dial

5: Answering a call

6: Mute/Un-mute a Call

7: Hold

8: New Ca lls

- Refer to pag e. 29 f or th e set tin g u p of sp eed dial .

- During s tandby mode, press and hold the preset key for 1 second to display the name and phone number, press left soft key to call.

- Pr ess the key to answer incoming calls. Call timer will be dis played.

Basic Ca ll Functions

SILENT

Fig.7 In coming call screen

- During a call is answered, click on options> scroll to mute and click select. To un-mu t e the c al l, cl ic k on op tio ns > s c rol l to mu te and c li ck sel ect .

During a call you can put the other party to hold by clicking on options> s croll to Hold and click select.

New call s allo ws you t o conn ect to anot he r u ser w hile havin g one c onve rs at ion s ac ti ve at the s ame ti me. To creat e a new c all, c li ck on opti on s du ri ng a c all> s cr oll t o New cal l > c lic k s elec t> K ey in nu mb er or selec t Cont ac t s> c li ck C all

SPEAKER

- When there is an incoming call, press the key to reject the call.

- Number of miss ed calls will be displayed. Press the left soft key to view the missed call.

9: Rejecting a call

10: Silencing the inc oming r ing tone

11: Call wa iting

12: Conference Call

Fig.8 Missed cal l screen

- When there is a incoming call, press the left soft key > select SILENT.

Fig.9 Hold call screen

- Wh en anot h er c all c omes in dur in g a c all , i t will g ive a wait in g ton e.

- T o reject the inc oming c all, press the left s oft key > select REJECT.

- T o answer, press the .

Basic Ca ll Functions

VIEW EXIT

During a call, click on OPTIONS during a call > scroll to NEW CALL > click SELECT > key in a phon e nu mb er or sel ec t CONTACTS > click CALL > when third party answers, click OPTIONS > and select a phone number.

Menu - Message

4. Menu Menu – ( i ) Messages

Create Allow s you to cr eate mes sag es and sen d it to anot h er part y. Inbox and Outbox A llows to you view , ed it an d del ete the m ess age s.

- Read Allow s you t o read t he mes sag es .

- Reply Allow s you t o reply the mes sag es you rea d.

- Forward Allow s you to f orwar d t he mess age you r ead to anot he r par ty.

- Delet e Allow s you t o delet e th e mess age you s elec t.

- Delete All Allow s you t o delet e al l mes sag es.

Chat Allow s you t o cr eate a c hat s ess ion w ith an oth er r ecip ien t.

Menu - Message

( 1 ) Keypad Legends

Press once to change between ABC (uppercase), abc (lowerc ase) and 123 (numeric)

Press repeatedly to scroll through various punctuat ions.

Press once for SPACE

and LONG PRESS

for “+”

Press repeatedly to scroll between ( . @ : ) Hold to display the symbol table

Press repeatedly to scroll through the corresponding letters.

( 2 ) Create

- Select MENU > MESSAGES > CREATE > type t he mes sag e > select OK > key in a phone number and select > OK. OR select CONTACTS to p ic k an existing contact in your phonebook and send.

Note: You can also select MES SAGES fr om the idle screen by sc rolling up or

down with the joystick and selecting it by pressing the c enter of the joys tick.

Press the key to switch the text mode between “ABC”, “abc” and “123”.

- ABC – Uppercase

- abc – Lowercase

- 123 – Numeric

Menu - Message

Fig.10 Write Message Screen

BACK

Tip:

You can create new messages or chec k your mess age inbox by selecting the icon or the icon at the idle s c reen.

( 3 ) Inbox

Inbox: Read

Inbox: Reply

Inbox: Forward

- Select M ENU > MESSAGE > INBOX. Note: You will be notified if there is a new message in your inbox from the idle screen

by spotting the icon at the top of the idle sc reen.

Note: Messages in the Inbox c an be viewed. The arrangement of messages is

latest (TOP) to earliest (BOTTOM )

These are the following menus found when you access the INBOX.

- From the MESSAGES menu > Selec t INBOX > Sel ect th e mess age you want t o read > pr es s t h e c en t er of t he joyst ic k to ope n the m es s a g e to read .

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX>selec t t he mess age you wan t to reply > OPTIONS > REPLY.

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX>selec t t he mess age you wan t to forward > OPTIONS > FORWARD.

Menu - Message

YES NO

Fig.11 Delete M essage Screen

Menu - Message

Inbox: Delete

Inbox: Delete All

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX>selec t t he mess ag e you want to del ete > OPTIONS > DELETE > select YES t o c onf i r m or NO to canc el .

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX > OPTIONS > DELETE ALL

> select YES to c on f i rm or NO t o c anc el .

Note: All messages will be deleted permanently.

YES NO

Fig.12 Del ete All Message S creen

Menu - Message

( 4 ) Outbox

Outbox: Read

Outbox: Forward

Outbox: Delete

Outbox: Delete All

- Select MENU > MESSAGE > OUTBOX > Note: Messages in the Inbox c an be viewed. The arrangement of messages is

latest (TOP) to earliest (BOTTOM ).

- From the MESSAGES menu > Selec t OUTBOX > Sel ect t he mes sag e you want to read > pres s the c en ter of t he j oys t i c k to r ead the mess age.

- From the MESSAGES menu > select OUTBOX > select th e mess age you want to for war d > OPTIONS > FORWARD.

- From the MESSAGES menu > select OUTBOX > select the mes sag e yo u want to delete > OPTIONS > DELETE > select YES to c onf ir m or NO t o c an c el .

- From the MESSAGES menu > select OUTBOX > OPTIONS >

DELETE ALL > select YES to c onf ir m or NO to c an c el.

Note: All messages will be deleted permanently.

Fig.13 Delete M essage Screen

Fig.14 Del ete All Message S creen

YES NO

( 5 ) Chat

Note: The chat ses sion can func tion on a IP to IP connection

or a SIP to SIP connection. Please check with your SIP provider if their service support messaging capability.

- Selec t MENU > MESSAGES > CHAT

- Enter the phone number of the recipient which you want the CHAT session to be associated with.

- Cont act s can be r etr iev ed f rom th e phon eb oo k. Sel ec t OK.

- For e.g:- INVIT ING 1234567 8 @ xxx.xxx. xxx. xxx will be displayed in the screen.

- Once the chat request has been accepted by the recipient, chat session can tak e plac e.

Note: “YOU” Indicates the message you have received.

“ I “ indicated the mess age y ou hav e sent.

Menu - Message

Fig.15 Bann er Screen -Chat

MENU CONTACTS

CANCEL

Fig.16 Chat Session Invitation Screen

Fig.17 Chat Screen

SEND

CLEAR

Menu - Contacts

Add Allow s you t o add a new con tac t i nto you r c ontac t lis t. Edit Allows to you edit the contact which is stored in your contact list. Delet e Allow s you t o delet e a cont act per man en tly fr om your c ont act lis t. Speed D ial Allows you t o set a part ic ul ar cont act t o a numeric k ey on you r key pa d. Adding a Contact

from I dl e S cr een All ows you to add a new con tac t dir ect ly fr om the id le s cr een.

Menu – ( ii ) Contacts

( 1 ) Add

( 2 ) Edit

To add f r om C ontacts :

- Selec t M ENU > CONTACTS > OP TION > AD D > ( Input name ) > OK

( Input Phone Number ) > OK.

To add from C all Log :

- Selec t Call Log > s elect eith er Missed Call s, Incoming Calls or Outgoing C alls > highlight the number, select OPTION > SAVE > ( Enter name ) > APPLY.

To add f r om Id le Sc r een: From th e idl e s cr een, key i n the n umb er of th e CONTACT > click SAVE > Input the

name of the Contact > Click OK once done.

Note: “Replace ex isting entry?” will be displayed if there is an existing contact.

Note: You can also s elect Rec ent C alls fr om the idle s c reen by sc rolling

up or down with the joystick and selecting it by pressing the center of the joystick .

- Select CONTACTS > sel ect the per so n you wan t t o edit > OPTION > EDIT > enter n ame > OK>enter number > OK. to con f ir m.

Fig.18 CONTAC T Selected

Fig.19 CA LL LOG S elected

Fig.20 Idl e Screen – Call Log

CONTACTS

Menu - Contacts

( 3 ) Delete

( 4 ) View Entry

( 5 ) Speed Dial

- Select CONTACTS > sel ect the per so n you wan t t o delet e > OPTION > DELETE > select YES to delet e or NO t o c anc el.

- Selec t CONTACT > select a contact f rom the list > push joystick button down to VIEW.

- Select CONTACTS > sel ec t a c ont act f r om th e lis t > OPTION > SPEED DIAL > SET.

- To Uns et, sc rol l to th e Key num ber an d pr ess UNSET.

- If you have a contact under key.1, in the idle s creen, hold the key and it will dial the contact which you have assigned it with.

Fig.21 Speed Dial Screen

SET

BACK

Menu - Contacts

Menu – Call Log

Missed Calls Incoming Calls Outgoing Calls

Menu – ( iii ) Call Log

Recent Calls

Shows you th e lis t of the nu mb ers you h ave c all ed, rec eive d or missed picking up their call. Selecting the particular contact allows you to sav e the part ic ul ar c ont act in your li st , delet e or d elet e all contacts.

Shows you t he s um mar y list of t he your ou tg oin g, an sw ere d or missed calls.

Recen t Cal ls

- Select M ENU > CALL LOG > M ISSED CALLS. To Save, Del ete or D elet e A ll, s elec t an entr y an d s elec t OPTIONS.

Note: Missed call list will appear from latest (top) to earliest (bottom).

- Selec t M ENU > CALL LOG > INCOMING CALLS. To Save, Del ete or D elet e A ll, s elec t an entr y an d s elec t OPTIONS.

Note: Incoming call list will appear from latest (top) to earliest (bottom).

Menu – Call Log

( 1 ) Missed C alls

( 2 ) Incoming Ca lls

Fig.22 Cal l Log Sel ected

Fig.23 Missed Cal l Screen

OPTION

BACK

( 3 ) Outgoing Calls

- Select M ENU > CALL LOG > OUTGO ING CALLS.

To Save, Del ete or D elet e A ll, s elec t an entr y an d s elec t OPTIONS.

Note: Outgoing call list will appear from latest (top) to earliest (bottom).

Menu - Settings

Clock Allow s you chan ge th e tim e, dat e an d i ts for mats .

- Set Time Allows you to set the time which will be displayed on the idle screen

- Set Date Allows you to set the date which will be displayed on the idle screen.

- Tim e For m at All ow you t o set t he t ime f or mat to b e 12 or 2 4 hour s.

- Date F ormat Allow s you to s et the dat e f or mat to DD /MM /Y Y or MM /DD /Y Y. W allp aper Allows you t o chan ge the wal lp ap er i n the id le s cr een. Ring Tones Al lows you to c han ge the i ncom in g c all ri ng ton es. Mess age T ones Allows you to ch ang e th e alert ton es f or inc omin g m ess age s. Ring Volume Allows you to set the ring vol ume from low to high. Recei ver vol um e A ll ows you to s et th e volu me of your r ecei ve r f r om low t o high . Aler t M od e A llow s you t o set your aler t t o Silent , Vibr at e, M elod y and Melo dy and V ibr ate. Mess age V iew A llows you t o view m ess age lis t base d on c ont acts or mes sa ge its elf Brightness Allow s you t o view m ess age li st bas ed on c ont act s or mes s age it self

Menu – ( iv ) Settings

Menu - Settings

Key Backlight Allow s you t o s et t he key p ad l ig ht to s tay Of f , aft er 1 0, 2 0 or 3 0 s econ d s. Auto K ey Loc k A llows you set th e Au to K ey Loc k f eatu re to of f, 3 0sec s , 1m in and 2mi ns . Key Ton e Allow s you tu rn th e key ton e O n or Of f when th e keys ar e pres s ed. DTMF Tone Allows you to set the DTMF tone to inbound or outbound. Scr een Ban ner Allows you t o type in a bann er mes sag e in the i dle sc reen . Fact ory Res et Allow s you to set t he ent ir e ph one b ack t o its ori gin al f act ory sett ing s. T he

phone will power off automatically.

Software upgrade: A llows you to up dat e th e phon e’s s oft ware of the ph one to opt imi ze its

performance

Menu - Settings

Format: HH/MM = HOUR/MINUTE

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > SET TIME > key in the current

time.

Fig.25 Time Setting S creen

( 1 ) Clock

Clock: Set Time

Fig.24 Setting Selected

BACK

Menu - Settings

Format: DD/MM/YYYY = DAY / MONTH / YEAR

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > SET DATE and key in the current date

Fig.26 Date Settin g Screen

Clock: Set Date

BACK

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > TIME FORMAT > selec t eit her 12 Hour or 24 Hour and ch oos e SELECT.

- Selec t MENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > DATE FORMAT > selec t eith er DD / MM / YY or MM / DD / YY and c hoos e SELECT.

- Selec t MENU > SETTINGS > WALLPAPER > s elec t t he wal lpa p ers of you r preference by scrolling the joystick in any direction, and choose SELECT.

- Selec t M E NU > SETT ING S > RI NG T ONE S > sel ect th e ri ng ton e of your preference by scrolling the joystic k up or down , a preview of the ring tone you choose will be played. Choose SELECT to set.

Fig.27 Time Form at Sett in g S creen

Clock: Time Format

Clock: Date Format

( 2 ) Wallpaper

( 3 ) Ring Tones

Fig.28 Date For m at Settin g S creen

Fig.29 Rin g Tone Setting Screen

SELECT

BACK

SELECT

BACK

SELECT

BACK

Menu - Settings

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > MESSAGE TONES > selec t th e ri ng ton e of your pref er e nce by s c r oll in g the j oys ti ck u p or dow n , a pr evi e w of th e mes s ag e tone you choose will be played. Choose SELECT to set.

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > RING VOLUM E > inc reas e or d ecre as e th e volum e b y scr olli ng ei ther di rec tion of th e joyst ic k > c hoos e SELECT to set.

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > RECEIVER VOLUME > increase or decrease the volum e b y scr olli ng ei ther di rec tion of th e joyst ic k > c hoos e SELECT to set.

Fig.30 Message T one Settin g Screen

( 4 ) Message Tones

( 5 ) Ring Volume

( 6 ) Receiver Volume

Fig.31 Ring Volume Setting Screen

Fig.32 Receiver V ol um e Settin g Screen

SELECT

BACK

SELECT

BACK

SELECT

BACK

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > ALERT MOD E > sel ect the al ert m ode of your preference by sc rolling the joystic k up or down , choose SELECT to set.

Note: The following alert icons will appear on the idle screen depending on your selection.

Ring Only: Vibrate Only: Ring and Vibrate: Silent:

- Selec t MENU > SETTINGS > MESSAGE VIEW > to view message through

Search name or Mess age itself. c h oose SELECT to set.

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > BRIGHTNESS > s elect the i ntens it y of

your preference by s crolling the joystick up or down ,

choose SELECT to set.

Fig.33 A l ert M od e Settin g S creen

( 7 ) Alert Mode

( 8 ) Message View

( 9 ) Brightness

Fig.35 Key Back l ig h t Setting Screen

SELECT

BACK

SELECT

BACK

Menu - Settings

Fig.34 Message V iew Screen

Menu - Settings

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > KEY BACKLIGHT > selec t th e backl igh t t imer of

your preference by s crolling the joystick up or down , choose SELECT to set.

- Select MENU > SETTI NG S > AUT O KEY LOCK > selec t t he key loc k timer of your preferenc e by sc rolling the joystick up or down .

Choose SELECT to set.

- Select MENU > SETTI NG S > KEY T ONE > select ON or OFF> choose SELECT to set.

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > DTMF TONE > select INBAND,

OUTBAND (Sip Info) or OUTBAND (RFC 2833) > choose SELECT to set. Note: DTMF (Dual Tone Multiple Frequency )

Fig.37 Key Lock Settin g Screen

( 10 ) Key Backlight

( 11 ) Auto Key Lock

( 12 ) Key Tone

( 13 ) DTMF Tone

SELECT

BACK

Fig.36 Key Back l ig h t Setting Screen

Fig.38 DT MF ton e settin g

Menu - Settings

- Select M ENU > SETTINGS > SCREEN BANNER > k ey in your mes sag e,

> choos e OK to set.

Note: You can input up to a maximum of 12 Characters.

- Selec t MENU > SETTINGS > FACTORY RESET > choose YES t o res et, or NO t o can cel .

Note: The phone will reboot and turn off.

Fig.40 Bann er Messag e

( 14 ) Screen Banner

( 15 ) Factory Reset

Fig.41 Factory Reset Screen

APPLY

CLEAR

BACK

Fig.39 Bann er Messag e at Id l e Screen

Note: During the Software upgrading, in your computer, make sure that under CONTROL PANEL >

NETWOR K CO NNEC TI ON , the Local Area Connec tion of the CYBERPH ONE is present.

Please also take note of the IP address at the startup screen You s hould only s tart your TFTP program after this.

Important: Do not disconnect the phone fr om the PC while it is in firmware upgrading progress.

Doing so will permanently damage the phone.

- To upgr ade t o the lat es t s of twar e, key in the s ervi c e pr ovi der ’s I P addr es s and the software will be upgraded. T o do so:

Step: 1 - Ins ert US B cab le to th e phon e Step:2 - In the CYBERPHONE, go to > MENU > SETTINGS > SOFTWARE UPGRADE > TFTP SERVER >

key i n the IP add r es s f or e.g: - > 192.168. 1.2 > OK > windows XP should prompt you for installation of the USB driver.

Note: The IP address y ou enter in the TFTP s erver is the addres s where you wish to downloa d the

image file from.

Step:3 - Install the driver using “athenac902.sys” which is provided on the DAVISCOMMS website at:

www.daviscomms.com.sg

Step:4 - In your computer, under CONTROL PANEL > NETWORK CONNECTIONS, a new

Local Area Connection should appear.

Menu - Settings

( 16 ) Software Upgrade

Software Upgrade - TFTP Server

Menu - Settings

Step:6 – Download and install T FTP program from http://tftp32.jounin.net/tftp32_download.html

Step: 5 - C onf igur e the new Local Ar ea Con nec ti on and s et the I P setti ngs to t he fol lowi ng:

Step:8 - On the CYBERPHONE, in the FIRMWARE UPGRADE menu, choose

the appropriate software part (upgrade f irmware, upgrade web config or upgrade bootloader) you want to upgrade. Once you choose an option, the phone will start to download the f ile.

Menu - Settings

Fig.42 Image Downloading Screen

Step:7 - After installation, set the settings of the TFTP program to be:

Menu - Settings

Step:9 - After downloading the f ile, the phone will install the required f ile. Step:10 - W hen the phone has successf ully installed the file, the phone will

display a screen to inform you that the firmware upgrade is completed.

Step:11 - Press and hold the Power key for 3 seconds and release. T he

new firmware should have been installed.

Note: If there is an error during the firmware upgrad ing, an error s creen will

appear. If the error screen appears at Step 8, shut down the phone and restart it, then, go through the entire steps again.

Fig.43 Image Installing Screen

Fig.44 Upgrade Completed Screen

Upgrading section

Error responses from phone

Steps to proceed

Firmware Upgr ade, W eb conf ig an d B oot loader

Error! Please pres s power key to reboot the phon e.

Pres s pow er k ey to shut down the phone and repeat steps

Firmware Upgr ade, W eb conf ig an d B oot loader

Checksum Error! Pleas e s end th e phon e for servicing.

Firm ware h as been corrupted.

Send t o ser vic e cent re for tech nic al assistance.

Fig.43 Phon e Error R espon se Tab l e

Menu - Configuration

Dis play N ame All ows you to key in the u ser n ame for dis pl ay p urp os es. User Name A llows you to key in th e user name of you SI P acc oun t. Passwords A llow s you to k ey in th e pas sw ord of your S IP acc oun t. Proxy Server Allows you to r equ est a ser ver whi ch ser vic es the r equ est s of it s cl ient s b y

makin g req ues ts t o other serv ers.

- IP Address Allows you to key in the IP Address of your SIP provider.

- Status Al lows you to en abl e or di sab le the pr oxy s erv er

- Regis t ra ti o n T i me Al lows you to key in a ti me for t he p roxy s erv er t o re-r egi st e r its elf ag ai n. Outbound Proxy Allow you to make/recei ve call when the phone is behind NAT firewall. STUN Server Allow you to make/recei ve call when the phone is behind NAT firewall. SIP Keep Alive Allow you to maintai n SIP server connection when the phone

is behind NAT f irewall.

Audi o Cod ec Al lows you t o sel ect th e pref err ed c odec to be u sed f or th e cal l ses si on

Menu – ( v ) Configuration

The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is an application- layer control (s ignaling) protocol for creating, modif yin g, and t ermin at ing s ess ions w ith one or more p arti cip an ts .

Note: You have to configure both SIP Proxy Serv er settings and O utbound Proxy

server settings. Please ref er to your SIP serv ice provider for y our account details. For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg

Step. 1 - Sel ect MENU > CONFIG > SIP SETTINGS > DISPLAY NAME > f or eg :-

key in User > select O K.

Step. 2 - I n the s ame S IP s etti ngs m enu, sel ect > USER NAME > f or eg:-

key in Cyber > select OK.

Note: Space are NOT allowed in USER NAM E

Step. 3 - I n the s ame S IP s etti ngs m enu, sel ect > PASSWORDS > f or eg: - key in

XXXXXXXX > select OK.

Step.4 - In the same SIP settings menu > PROXY SERVER > IP ADDRESS >

for eg: - key i n 202.15 5.130.6 8 > select OK.

Menu - Configuration

( 1 ) SIP Settings

Fig.45 Config Sel ected

Note: To change the settings, pres s the center of the joystick. To activate, pres s the left soft key.

Fig.46 Spacing Error Screen

Menu - Configuration

Step. 5 - I n the Pr oxy S erver menu > STATUS > select ENABLE.

Step.6 – In Proxy Server menu > REGISTRATION TIME > f or eg:-

key in 3600 > select OK.

Step.7 - In the same SIP settings menu > OUTBOUND PROXY > IP ADDRESS >

for eg: - key i n 192.16 8.2.1 > select OK.

Note: The outbound proxy serv er is the address and port that y our phone uses to connec t to a SIP

server, where there may be NAT routers that do not support the SIP protocol. If y our SIP Service Provider gave you an outbound proxy server address and port, then enter them here.

Step.8 - In OUTBOUND PROXY menu > STATUS > for eg :-

choose ENABLE and sel ect it.

Note: This has to be enabled in order to mak e a SIP call.

Step.9 - In the same SIP settings menu > STUN SERVER > IP ADDRESS >

for eg: - key i n stun.fwdnett.net > select OK.

Step.10 - In the STUN SERVE R menu > STATUS > for eg:- choose ENABLE

and sel ect it.

Fig.47 IP Ad d ress Screen

APPLY

CLEAR

Menu - Configuration

Step.11 - In the same SIP s ettings menu > SIP KEEP ALIVE >

Key in the SIP KEEP ALIVE time for eg:- 20Seconds and c hoos e ENABLE an d sel ect it.

Note: This is to overcome the NAT barrier so that the phone is

contactable by a previously contacted ex ternal party.

Step.12 - Return to SIP SETTINGS menu > AUDIO CODEC > for eg: -

choos e G 711 -A and s elec t it .

Step.13 – After the configuration , select > ACTIVATE.

Note: This is a program capable of performing encoding

and decoding a voice package.

Note: ST UN = S im pl e T ran s ver s a l of U D P (U s er D at ag r am Protocol )

through NATs (Network Address Translators).

TIP: Enter either the IP address of your SIP s erver or the URL domain name as given to y ou by your

Internet Telephony Ser vice Provider.

Fig.48 Aud io Cod ec Screen

Menu - Configuration

( 2 ) IP Settings

Inter n et P rot oc ol (I P) is a dat a-o ri en t ed pr otoc ol us ed f or c ommu nic a ti ng dat a ac ros s a packet-switched network.

DHCP DHCP ( Dynamic Host Control Protocol ) is a set of rules used by communications

devic es su ch as a comp ut er, r outer or n etwor k adap ter t o allow the d evic e t o requ est and obt ai n an IP ad dr es s f rom a s erv er whi ch has a li st of ad dr es s es available f or assignment.

Fixed IP Setup

- IP Address Allows you to key in your fixed IP Address of a network.

- Subn et Mas k Allows you to k ey in an add res s c ode wh ic h det erm in es t he si ze of t he net wor k.

- Def ault Gate wa y Allow s you to k ey in an add res s whi ch for ward s int ern et t raf fi c fr om your loc al area network.

- Primary DNS Allows you to key in the IP Address of your DNS, which can be obtained f rom your network administrator.

- Secondary DNS Allows you to k ey in a sec ond ar y D NS .

Menu - Configuration

Step. 1 - Sel ect MENU > CO NFIG > IP SETTINGS > DHCP > select ENABLE.

Note: With this option you have to manually enter an IP address, s ubnet mas k

and gateway IP address . Thes e are given to you by the network administrator.

Follow the procedure below to do this.Only when the DHC P is disabled, can the IP option be available.“ Not available while DHCP is enabled” will be displayed if DHCP is enabled.

Step. 1 - Sel ect MENU > CONFIG > IP SETTINGS > DHCP > select DISABLE.

Step.2 - In IP SETTINGS menu > FIXED IP SETUP > IP ADDRESS > for eg:-

key in 192.16 8.123.2 04 > select OK.

Step.3 - In FIXED IP SETUP menu > SUBNET MASK > f or eg:-

key in 255.25 5.255. 0 > select OK.

Step.4 - In FIXED IP menu > DEFAULT GATEWAY > for eg: -

key in 192.168 .123. 254 > select OK.

( 2 ) IP Settings

Fig.49 DH CP Notice S creen

Fig.50 Subn et M ask Screen

ACTIVATE

BACK

OK CLEAR

IP Settings: DHCP Settings

IP Settings: Fixed IP Settings

Menu - Configuration

Step.5 - In FIXED IP menu > PRIMARY DNS > for eg:-

key in 165.21. 83.88 > select OK.

Step.6 - In FIXED IP menu > SECONDARY DNS > for eg: -

key in 165.21. 100.8 8 > select OK.

Fig.51 DNS In p ut Screen

CLEAR

Menu - Configuration

W LA N is a wireles s loc al are a n etw or k, w hic h is t he l in kin g of tw o or mor e p erip h er al s wit h out u si ng w ir es. WLAN utilizes spread-spectr um or OFDM Modulation technolog y based on radio waves to enable communication betwe en devices in a limited area, also known as the basic service set. This gives us ers th e mobil it y t o move ar oun d with in a br oad c over a ge area and s ti ll be con nec te d t o the netw ork.

SSID Al lows you to k ey i n AP nam e manu al ly or s c an t he A P lis t f ound on

your network Encryption Allow s you to c hoos e t he t ype of en cr ypt i on of t he AP you wis h to as soc i ate wit h. Transmit Rate Transmit rate is the data exchange between the AP and the client. Auto

(rec omm en de d) ad apt s to the t rans f er rate to th e cu rr ent AP in your ar ea. Auto R oam A llows you to s et your p hone to roam to oth er p rof iles when you ar e

disconnected f rom your current profile.

( 3 ) WLAN Settings

Menu - Configuration

Step. 1 - Sel ect MENU > CONFIG > WLAN > SSID > SCAN and a l is t of avail a bl e

AP’s will be displayed > select > VIEW on th e sel ect e d AP you wis h to c onn ec t > SELECT> OK.

Step.2 - In the same WLAN settings menu > ENCRYPTION > selec t th e sui tabl e

security setting. For eg: -

None WEP-64 * WEP-128 WEP-TKIP WEP-AES

Note: Choose the ty pe of encryption and key with reference

from your IT administrat or.

Fig.52 WLAN Scan nin g Screen

Fig.53 AP List Screen

ACTIVATE

BACK

VIEW

BACK

Fig.54 Key Save Screen

SELECT

BACK

Step. 3 - A ft er selec ti n g a sec uri ty k ey typ e > Sel ect O pen s yst em

> choose KEY 1 > enter the KEY > click OK..

Note: If the KEY you have input is too short, a warning mes sage

will appear.

- In the same WLAN settings menu > TRANSMIT RATE > for eg: -

select AUTO.

Menu - Configuration

Fig.55 Warning Screen

OK CLE AR

WLAN: Transmit Rate

Menu - Configuration

To Auto R oam on a S P Pr of il e

- Go to > M ENU > CO NFIG > WLAN > AUTO ROAM > AP PRO FILE > select a SSID (edit a SSID account) > OPTIONS > JOIN.

To Edit a SSID Profile

- In the sam e Aut o Roam s ett ings menu > AP PRO FILE > select a SSID > OPTIONS >EDIT>key in a SSID > select a security setting.

To Delete a S S ID Pr of i le

- In the sam e Aut o Roam set tin gs menu > AP PROFILE > select a SSID >OPTIONS > DELETE .

To Delet e all S SI D P r of il es

- In the sam e Aut o Roam set tin gs menu > AP PROFILE > select a SSID > OPTIONS

> DELETE.

To enabl e Au to R oam

- In the sam e Aut o Roam set tin gs menu > STATUS > select ENABLE.

WLAN: Auto Roam

OPTIONS

BACK

Fig.56 Auto Roam Screen

- Select MENU > INFO > select SIP and c hoos e SELECT to view its information.

- Selec t MENU > INFO > select IP to view your c urr ent c onn ect io n det ail s.

- Selec t M ENU > INFO > select WLAN and c hoos e SELECT to view its information.

- Select MENU > INFO > select GENERAL an d c hoos e SELECT to view its information.

Menu - Information

Menu – ( vi )Information

( 1 ) SIP Information

( 2 ) IP Informa tion

( 3 ) WLAN Information

( 4 ) General Information

Fig.57 Info Sel ected

Fig.58 IP Inform ation S creen

Information section provides the relevant inf ormation of the SIP, IP, WLAN and General settings.

BACK

Web Configura tor

The Web configurator is a special shortcut f unction of the phone where it allows the user to update or edit the phon es s ett ings via a web brows er on th eir P C.

Step 1 - Left click on the joystick to System info and retrieve IP address

assign to the Cyber phone.

Step 2 - Right click on joystick > scroll and select > WEB CONFIGURATOR. Step 3 - Open a web browser in your PC and key in the IP address found on your

Cyber phone from step 1 e.g. http://192.168 .123. 11 4

5. Web Con figurator

Web Configura tor

Step 4 - Enter “us er” in User Name and key in “1234” as Password. Click Ok.

Step 5 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under General Inf ormation

Web Configura tor

Step 6 - Under general informatio n it contains software details of your phone. Your web browser will display

the page as shown below under Contacts.

This page allows you to view/add/edit/ delet e a contact to/from your phone.

Web Configura tor

Step 7 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under Phone Settings.

This page allows you to configure the phone settings

Web Configura tor

Step 8 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under SIP Settings.

Thi s page allo ws you t o con fi gur e you r SI P acc oun t s ett ing s to th e phon e, t o regis t er to a SIP s erver .

Web Configura tor

Step 9 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under IP Settings.

Thi s page allo ws you to c onf ig ur e a f ixed IP s ett ing or s et a DC HP s ett ing to au t oma ti c all y ass ig n an IP addres s f or th e phon e to c on nec t to t he A P of the LA N.

Web Configura tor

Step 10 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under W LAN Settings.

Thi s page al lows you to s et the A P detai ls you requ ir e t he ph one to c onnec t to.

Web Configura tor

Step 12 - C lick on System Reset once you have finalized the settings to complete the web configuration

procedure

Web Configura tor

Step 11 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under IMPORT / EXPORT

After the progress has completed, the program will trigger your phone to switch off automatically. Step 14 - T urn on your phone again to connect to the AP of your LAN.

Your phone will connect according to the settings you have configured in web configuration.

Step 13 - Af ter clicking OK to reset the page will display as shown below

Web Configura tor

6. Glossary

Glossary

AP (Access Point) - A device that connects wireless communic ation devices together to form a wireless network. SIP (Session InitiationProtocol) - A application-layer control protocol for creating, modifying, and terminating sessions with

one or more participants. These sessions include internet telephone calls, multimedia distribution and multimedia conferences.

DNS (Domain Name Server) - The IP address of your ISP’s server, whic h translates the names of websites into IP addresses. Encryption - Encoding data transmitted in a network. Firmware - The programming code that r uns a networking device. Gateway - A device that interconnects networks with different, incompatible communications protocols. IP (Internet Protoc ol) A protocol used to send data over a network. IP Address - The address used to identify a computer or device on a network. ISP (Internet ServiceProvider) - A company that provides access to the internet. MAC (Media Access Control) - The unique address that a manufacturer assigns to each networking device. OutboundProxy Server - A proxy that recei ves requests from a cl ient, even though it may not be the server resolved by the

request - URI.

ROAMING - The ability to take a wireless device from the range of one ac cess to another without losi ng the connection. SSID (Service Set IDentifier) - Your wireless network’s name. STUN Server - Simple Traversal of UDP (User Datagram Protocol) through NATs (Network Address Translators) is a network

protocol allowing a client behind a NAT to find out its public address, the type of NAT it is behind and the internet side port associated by the NAT with a particular local port. This information is used to set up a communication between two hosts that are both behind NAT routers.

Subnet Mask - An address code that determ i nes the size of the network. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) - A method of encrypting network data tr ans m i tted on a wirel ess network for greater s ec uri ty. WLAN (Wi rel es s Local Area Network) - A group of computers and ass ociated devices that communicate with each other

wirelessly.

Health and Safety Information

Read these simple guidelines. Failure t o comply may be dangerous or illegal.

SWITCH ON SAFELY Do not switch the phone on when wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may c ause interference or danger.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Obey all local l aws. Al ways fr ee your han ds to oper at e the vehicle while driving. Your f irst consideration while driving should be road safety.

INTERFERENCE All w ir eles s phon es m ay be subject to interf erenc e. Switc h the phone off near medical equipment.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS Follow all restrictions. Switch the phone off near medical equipment.

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT Follow any restrictions. W ir eles s d evic es can caus e in ter f er en c e in airc raf t .

SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELLING Do not use the phone at a refueling point. Do not use near fuel or c h emic als .

QUALIFIED SERVICE

Only qualified personnel may install or repair this product.

WATER-RESISTANCE

Your phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry.

ENHANCEM ENT AND BATT ER IES

Use only approved enhancements and bat ter i es . D o not c onn ec t incompatible products.

7. Health and Safety Information

Health and Safety Information

Road Safety

- Your wireless phone gives you the powerful ability to communicate by voice, anywhere and anytim e. But an i mpor tan t r esp onsi bi lit y ac com pa ni es the ben efi ts of wir eles s p hones , one th at every user must uphold.

- W hen driving a car, driving is your firs t responsibility. W hen using your wireless phone while driving, follow local regulations in the country or region you are in.

Hearing Aids

- Som e dig ital wir eles s ph one s m ay int erf er e wit h som e heari n g aid s. I n the even t of s uc h interference, you may wish to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives .

Potentially Explosive Environments

- Switch off your phone when in any area with a pot entially explosi ve atmospher e, and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosio n or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.

- Ar eas wi th a poten ti all y exp los i ve atmos ph er e ar e oft en b ut not alw ays c learl y mark ed . T hey include the areas below decks on boats, chemical transfer or storage facilities, vehicles us ing liquefied petroleum gas, such as propane or butane, areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders, and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine.

Health and Safety Information

Precautions when using batter ies

- Never us e a char g er or b att er y t hat is dam ag ed i n any way.

- Us e the b att er y on ly f or its i nten d ed p ur pos e.

- Storing the battery above 45 degrees C elsius (113 degree Fahrenheit) is not recommended.

- Batt ery char gin g t ime dep en ds on t he remai ni ng batt er y ch arg e, th e type of b att ery , and the ch arg er used. The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times, but will gradually wear out. When the operation time is noticeably shorter than normal, it is time to buy a new battery.

- Use only approved batteries , and recharge your battery only with approved chargers. Disconnect the ch arg er fr om the p owe r s our ce when it i s not in u se. D o not l eave t he b att ery c onnec t ed t o a char ger f or more th an a week, s inc e over c har ging may s hor ten it s lif e.

- Ext rem e tem per at ur es will af fec t th e char gin g c apac it y of your bat ter y: it may req uir e c ooli ng or warming first.

- Do not leav e the b att ery in h ot or col d pl aces bec au s e th e cap aci ty and lif et ime of the b att er y wi ll be reduc ed . T ry to keep th e batt er y at r oom t emp er atu re . A phon e wi th a hot or c old batt er y m ay not work temporarily, even when the battery is fully charged.

- Do not s hort ci rc ui t the b att er y. Ac ci dent al s hort ci rc ui tin g c an oc cu r when a metal li c obj ect li ke a coin, clip or pen may cause a direct connection betwee n the positive and negative termin als of the batter y (m etal st ri ps on t he bat ter y) . For ex amp l e, do not car ry a s pare batt er y in a pock et or bag where ther e may be met al ob ject s. Shor t ci rc uiti ng t he batt eri es may cau se dam ag e to the b att ery .

- Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations. Always recycle. D o not dispose of batt er i es in a f ir e.

FCC Declaration

8. FCC Declaration

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interfere nce, and (2) this device must accept any interference received , including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

purs uan t to par t 1 5 of the F CC R ules . T hes e l imi ts are des ign e d t o provi d e r eas on ab le pr otec ti o n against harmful interfer ence in a residential installati on. T his equipment generat es, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. H owever, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular ins tallation. If this equipment does c ause harmful interfere nce to radio or television recepti on, which c an be determined by turning the equipment of f and on, the user is encou r ag ed to t ry to cor rec t the i nt erf er en c e b y one or mor e of the f oll owi ng m easu re s: -- Re or i en t or relocate the receiving antenna.--I ncreas e the separation betwee n the equipment and receiver.--Con nect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.--Cons ult the dealer or an experienced radio/T V technician f or help.

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