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EZLoop 3
rd
Generation Wi-Fi Phone User Manual
Welcome to
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EZLoop 3
rd
Generation Wi-Fi Phone User Manual
Reminder!
The User Guide to the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone has b
een designed to make unde
rstanding networking with the
IP Phone
easie
r th
an ever
. Lo
ok for the following ite
ms when readin
g this User
Guide:
This question mark provides you wi
th a remind
er about something you
might need to do while using the IP Phone.
This c
heckmark me
ans there is
a note of interest
you should
pay special attention to while using the IP Phone
.
Thi
s exclamation po
int me
ans there is a ca
ution or warning and is
something that could damage your IP Phone.
In addition to these symbols, there are definitions for technical terms that
are presented like this:
Also
, each
figure (diagram, screenshot, or
other image) is provid
ed wi
th a fi
gure
number and desc
ription, like
word: definition.
Figure numbers
and descriptions can also
be found in the “List of Figures” section.
Figur
e 0-
1: Sample Figure Description
WARNING:
This product contains chemicals, including lead, known
to the State of Ca
lifor
nia to ca
use
cancer
, and birth defects or
other r
eproductive harm. Wash hands after handli
ng.
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Chapte
r 1:
What’s in This User Guide?
1
Chapte
r 2:
EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
Panels
3
Chapter 3: In
stalling and Us
ing the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
7
Inserting the Battery into the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
7
Powering
on the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
8
Navigating the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
10
Setting up
the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
12
Using the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
22
Chapter 4: Configuring t he
EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
25
Instructions for
Confi
guring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
25
Status Infor
matio
n 27
How to Access th
e We
b-based Uti
lity
29
Administ
rator Access
29
Setting
s of the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
30
Chapte
r 5: Fo
r Admi
nistra
tors Only
65
Administ
rator Settings of the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
65
Accessing th
e Web-base
d Utility
65
Protecti
ng Admi
nistrator Access
66
Appendix A:
Frequently Asked Questi
ons
67
Appendix B: Glos
sary
73
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Figure 2-1: Bottom Panel 3
Figure 2-2: Front Pa
nel 4
Figure 2-3: Symbol Selection 5
Figure 2-4: Side Panel 6
Figure 2-5: Back Panel 6
Figure 3-1: Press the Button 7
Figure 3-3: Connect the Power 8
Figure 3-4: Front Pa
nel 10
Figure 3-5: Symbol Selection 11
Figure 3-6: Scan for Wireless Ne
tworks 12
Figure 3-7: Select Wireless Ne
twork 12
Figure 3-8: Connect to Wireless Network 13
Figure 3-9: Enter WEP Ke
y (Secured Ne
twork) 13
Figure 3-10: Enter WPA Ke
y (Secure
d Network) 13
Figure 3-11: Successful Connection 13
Figure 3-12: Select Menu 14
Figure 3-13: Select SIP Settings 14
Figure 3-14: Edit Proxy IP 15
Figure 3-15: Save Proxy IP 15
Figure 3-16: Save Proxy Port 16
Figure 3-17: Save
Re
gister Proxy IP 16
Figure 3-18: Save
Re
gister Proxy Port 17
Figure 3-19: Save Outbound Proxy IP 17
Figure 3-20: Edit Outbound Proxy Port 18
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Figure 3-21: Save Expire Time 18
Figure 3-22: Save Phone Number 19
Figure 3-23: Save User Name 19
Figure 3-24: Save Password 20
Figure 3-25: Save SIP Settings 20
Figu
re 3-26: Return to Standby Screen 21
Figu
re 3-27: Standby Screen 21
Figure 3-28: Call Connected 22
Figure 3-29: Line Options 22
Figure 3-30: Second Call 23
Figure 3-31: Unlock Keys 23
Figure 4-1: Front Panel 25
Figure 4-2: Symbol Selection 26
Figu
re 4-3: Standby Screen 27
Figu
re 4-4: Standby Screen 28
Figu
re 4-5: Main Menu 28
Figure 4-6: Call Log 30
Figure 4-7: Call Log Options 30
Figure 4-8: Type of Phone Number 30
Figure 4-9: Sele
ct Phone Book
33
Figure 4-10: Phon
e Bo
ok 33
Figure 4-11: Phon
e Bo
ok Options 33
Figure 4-12: Add Person 34
Figure 4-13: Enter Name 34
Figure 4-14: Select Network Settings 35
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Figure 4-15: Network Settings – DHCP 35
Figure 4-16: Network Setting
s - Fixed IP 36
Figure 4-17: Enter IP Ad
dress 36
Figure 4-18: Edit Su
bnet Mask 36
Figure 4-19: Enter Subnet Mask 36
Figure 4-20: Wireless 37
Figure 4-21: Scanning for Wireless Networks 37
Figure 4-22: List of Wireless Networks 37
Figure 4-23: Connecting to Wireless Network 38
Figure 4-24: Enter WEP Ke
y (for Secured Network) 38
Figure 4-25: Enter WPA Ke
y (for Secured Network) 38
Figure 4-26: Connecting to Wireless Network 38
Figure 4-27: Select Default Hotspot 39
Figure 4-28: Detect Hotspot 40
Figure 4-29: Connecting to Hotspot 40
Figure 4-30: Getting IP Address 40
Figure 4-31: Select IE Browser 40
Figure 4-32: Wi-Fi Profiles 41
Figure 4-33: Edit SSID 41
Figure 4-34: Edit Wireless Mode 41
Figure 4-35: Change Authen
tication Mode 42
Figure 4-36: Edit WEP Key 42
Figure 4-37: Enter WEP Key 42
Figure 4-38: Change EAP Type (802.1x) 42
Figu
re 4-39: Edit EAP Type (WPA
-PSK) 43
Figu
re 4-40: Change EAP Type (WPA-PSK) 43
Figure 4-41: Enter SSID 43
Figure 4-42: Change Transmit Key 44
Figure 4-43: Edit WPA Key 44
Figu
re 4-44: Profile Added 45
Figure 4-45: Select Hotspot 46
Figure 4-46: Edit User Name 46
Figure 4-47: Select
Phone Settings 47
Figure 4-48: Phone Settings 47
Figure 4-49: Ring Options 47
Figure 4-50: Ring Types 47
Figure 4-51: Keypad Tone 48
Figure 4-52: Wallpaper 48
Figure 4-53: Change Time
Format 49
Figure 4-54: Change Clock
Type 49
Figure 4-55: Change Time
Zones 49
Figu
re 4-56: Change Daylight Time 49
Figu
re 4-57: Enable NTP 50
Figure 4-58: Disable NTP 50
Figure 4-59: Change Date 50
Figure 4-60: Change Clock 50
Figure 4-61: Select La
nguage 51
Figu
re 4-62: Language 51
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EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
Figure 4-63: Password disabled (default) 51
Figure 4-64: Enable Phone
Password 51
Figure 4-65: Set User Password 52
Figure 4-66: User Phone Password 52
Figure 4-67: Phone Pa
ssword (Admin) 52
Figure 4-68: Auto Ke
ylock Setting 53
Figure 4-69: Enable Keylock 53
Figure 4-70: Auto-Provisioning 53
Figure 4-71: Server Type 53
Figure 4-72: Factory Default settings 54
Figure 4-73: Upgrade phon
e 54
Figure 4-74: Upgrade phon
e 54
Figure 4-75: Edit Download URL 55
Figure 4-76: Edit Proxy Port 55
Figure 4-77: Register Proxy Port 56
Figure 4-78: Edit Proxy IP 56
Figure 4-79: Enter Proxy IP 56
Figure 4-80: Enter Re
gister Proxy Port 56
Figure 4-81: Change Outbound Proxy IP 57
Figure 4-82: Outbou
nd Proxy Port 57
Figure 4-83: Web Cam 58
Figure 4-84: Web Cam Options 58
Figure 4-85: Edit Web Cam 58
Figure 4-86: Add Web Cam 58
Figure 4-87: MSN 60
Figure 4-88: Skype 60
Figure 4-89: Web Site 61
Figure 4-90: Visit Web Site 61
Figure 4-91: Auto-Scroll Option 61
Figure 4-92: Web Site Options 62
Figu
re 4-93: Edit Web Site 62
Figure 4-94: Add Web Site 63
Figure 4-95: Information 64
Figu
re 5-1: Admin Login on Web-based utility 65
Figure 5-2: Protect Admin Access 66
Figu
re 5-3: Admin password on Phone 66
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Chapter 1: What’s in This User Guide
Tha
nk you for choosing the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone. It will allow you to make Skype/SIP phone
ca
lls using your broadband connection, whether yo
u ar
e at home
, in your office
, or at a public hotspot.
How does th
e IP Pho
ne do this? It co
nnects to
your wireless ro
uter or gateway,
so telephone
servic
e is deli
vered
through your cabl
e or DSL Internet connection. You can al
so surf the Internet with its built-in web browser and
backli
t, full-colo
r screen.
But what does al
l of this mean? Networ
ks are useful to
ols for sharing Internet access a
nd co
mputer resources.
Your voice call
s can share your
high-speed Internet co
nnection. You will be a
ble to make phone ca
lls using the
account you set up with your Internet phone service provider
, even while you’re
surfing the Inter
net on your
co
mputer. So
, ne
twor
ks not only are useful in homes and offices, but also can be fun.
Use the instructions in this User Guide
to
help you conn
ect the IP Phone
afte
r you have
se
t up a
n acco
unt with
your Internet phone service provider
. T
hese in
structio
ns should be
all
yo
u need to ge
t the most out of the
EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone.
This guide covers the st
eps for installing the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone.
•
Chapter
1:
What’s in This User Guide
This c
hapter de
scribes
the
IP Phone’s applications and this User Guide.
IP
(inter
net protocol): a
protoc
ol used to
send data ov
er a network.
netw
ork
: a se
ries of computers or
devices connected for the purpose of
data sharing,
storage, a
nd/
or
tr
ansmission between
users.
NO
TE:
For
informatio
n
about your Inter
net phone
serv
ice, refer to the materials
provided by yo
ur Internet
phone serv
ice provider.
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•
Chapter 2:
EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
Panels
This chapter desc
ribe
s the physical
featur
es of the IP Phone.
•
Chapter
3: Installing and Using the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
This chapter explains how to install
the IP Phone and use it.
•
Chapter
4:
Config
uring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
This ch
apter discusses how to configure the IP Phone’
s setti
ngs.
•
Append
ix A: Troubleshooting
This appendix describes some potent
ial pr
oblems and so
lutions, as well as frequently asked questions,
regarding use of the IP Phone.
•
Append
ix B: Gl
ossary
This appendix gives a br
ief glossary of terms fr
equently used in networ
king.
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Chapter 2: EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone Panels
The Bottom Pa
nel
The IP Ph
one’s
headset jack
and USB
port ar
e located on the bottom panel.
Headset
Jack
US
B Port
Figure
2-1: Bo
ttom Panel
Headset Jack
This jack allows yo
u to
connect a headset.
USB Port
The USB po
rt allows you to attach the included power adapter.
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The Fr
ont and Side Panels
The power LED is located at the top of the IP Phone,
whil
e its buttons are located on the front and side
panels.
Po
wer LED
Blue/Re
d/Purple. The LED is a
solid bl
ue when the IP Phon
e is powered on a
nd ready for
phone ca
lls. It fl
ashes red when the
IP Phone i
s no
t ready for phone calls.
The LED alternates between blue and purple when the IP Pho
ne is po
wered off and
char
ging.
The buttons of the IP Phone
are described in this table.
Ico
n
Butto
n Name Function
Power LED
So
ft Key
Se
lects the appropriate action
show
n on th
e left- or right- ha
nd
side of the scr
een
Navigation Pad
a
nd Center
Soft Key
Soft Key
Na
vigation Pad
and Ce
nter
Selection Key
Lets you navigate menus and
sele
ct your c
hoices
Controls cursor for its web
browser
Selection Key Call
Power
or E
nd Call
Call
Uses
Inter
net phone line
Different Key
Choices or + Sign
Enter Symbol
or Space
Figure 2-2: Front Panel
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Icon
Butto
n Name Function
Power or End Call
Press and hold this bu
tton
for
two se
conds to power the
IP
Phone on or off. E
nds the
c
a
ll or exits the curr
ent menu
Differ
ent Key
Choi
ces or
+ Sign
Enter Symbol
or
Space
To enter an entry or setting
, use
t
he keypad. Keys 1-9 can
represent upper
c
ase letters
(A,
B, C), lowercas
e letters (a, b, c),
or numbers (1, 2,
3). Press the *
(star) key
to switc
h between
the different c
hoices.
Pr
ess the * (star) key twic
e to
enter the + sign.
Pr
ess the # (pound) key
to op
en
the Symbol Selection menu.
Use the navigation pad to move
t
hrough
the menu. When you
h
a
ve the appropriate symbol
h
i
ghlighted, press the center
sele
ction key.
Pr
ess the # (pound) key twice
to enter a space.
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Figure 2-3: Symbol
Selection
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Icon
Butto
n Name Function
Volume
Incr
eases or
decr
ea
ses the volume
The Back Panel
The IP Ph
one’s ba
ttery compartment is lo
cated on th
e back
pane
l
of the IP Phone
. For direction
s on how to insert the battery,
refer
to “Chapter 3: I
nstalling and Using the EZLoop® 3rd
Generation Wi-Fi Phone.”
V
olume
Battery
Compartment
Figure 2-4:
Side Pa
nel
Figure 2-5: Back Panel
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Chapter 3: Installing and Using the EZLoop Wi-Fi Phone
This chapter prov
ides instructions for first-
time inst
allation and use of the IP Phone. You will insert the battery into
the
IP Phone and then set it up for your wirele
ss ne
twork and Inter
net phone serv
ice. Th
en you wi
ll
be able
to make
and receive Internet phone calls.
Inse
rting the Battery into the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
To insert the battery, follow these in
structio
ns:
1.
Remo
ve the co
ver of the batter
y compartment. Push do
wn on the bu
tton a
nd slide the cover do
wnward.
2.
Insert the battery. Make sure the metal contacts of the battery line up with
the metal contacts
of
the
ba
tter
y compartment.
3. Insert the door and slide it upward until it snaps into pl
ace.
Proceed to th
e next section, “Pow
ering on the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone.”
Button
Figure 3-1: Pr
ess
the Button
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P
o
wering on the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
Make sure yo
u have the a
ccount information, includi
ng necessary IP Phone settings, supplied by
your Internet
phone servic
e prov
ider
. If you already have an account set up wi
th your Inter
net phone servic
e prov
ider
, then
proceed to
step 1. If you do not have an account, then go to the website of your
In
ter
net phone servic
e prov
ider
and sign up for
service. After you have
set up an account, proceed to step 1.
1.
Make sure you have the account in
for
mation, incl
uding necessary
IP Phon
e setti
ngs, suppl
ied b
y your
Inter
net phone serv
ice provider.
2.
Plug the USB mini-B co
nne
ctor of the in
clu
ded po
wer adap
ter into the USB
mi
ni-B port of the IP Phone. Then
conne
ct th
e po
wer adapter to a standard electrical outlet.
3. The power
LED will fl
ash, alternat
ing between blue and purple. For the initial charge, al
low the battery to
charge for at least 1
0 hours, so the batter
y will ha
ve a full charge, which is i
ndicated b
y a solidly li
t power
LED. Th
is maximizes battery perfor
manc
e and
life.
NO
TE:
When the batter
y is low on po
wer, it w
ill
emit one warni
ng sound or vibration,
unl
ess the Ring T
ype is set to Silent. (For more infor
mat
ion about Ring T
ypes, refer to
Chapter
4:
Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone.”)
When the batte
ry is fully char
ged, pr
oceed to “Na
vigating the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone.”
Figure
3-3: Connec
t the Power
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Na
vigating the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
Revi
ew the descri
ptions of the buttons you will use to navigate menus and select your c
hoices.
Icon
Butto
n Name Function
So
ft Key
Press the left or right soft key
to
se
lect the appropri
ate action
show
n on th
e left- or right- ha
nd
side of the scr
een.
Power LED
Na
vigation Pad
and Ce
nter
Selection Key
To navigate menus and control
the cursor for the web browser
,
u
s
e the navigation pad.
Use t
he center selection key to
make menu choices.
Key Choice
Call
Uses Inter
net phone line
Power or End Call
To
exit a menu without making
changes
, press this
but
ton.
Navigation Pad
a
nd Center
Selection K
ey
Soft Key
Call
Soft Key
Power
or E
nd Call
Different
alpha
-numeric
K
ey Choices,
or
+ Sign Figur
e
Figure 3-4: Fr
ont Panel
Enter Symbol or
Space
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Icon
Butto
n Name Function
Differ
ent Key
Choi
ces or
+ Sign
Enter Symbol
or
Space
To enter an entry or setting
, use
t
he keypad. Keys 1-9 can
represent upper
c
ase letters
(A,
B, C), lowercas
e letters (a, b, c),
or numbers (1, 2,
3). Press the *
(star) key
to switc
h between
the different c
hoices.
Pr
ess the * (star) key twic
e to
enter the + sign.
Pr
ess the # (pound) key
to op
en
the Symbol Selection menu.
Use the navigation pad to move
t
hrough
the menu. When you
h
a
ve the appropriate symbol
h
i
ghlighted, press the center
sele
ction key.
Pr
ess the # (pound) key twice
to enter a space.
For
more details
, re
fer to “C
hapter 2: EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
Panels.”
Proceed to “Setting up the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone.”
Figure 3-5:
Symbol
Selection
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Setting up the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone
Before you be
gin, make sure yo
ur network ha
s an active Intern
et co
nnection.
1.
Press and hold the Power
button for
two seconds.
2.
Th
e IP Phone
wi
ll boot up and automa
ticall
y sc
an for wireless networks.
3.
A li
st of wireless netw
orks wi
ll be displayed and sh
ow their wireless ne
twor
k names (also known as Service Set
Identifi
er or
SSID), secu
rit
y status (a lock indicates wireless security), and signal strength, which is indicated b
y a bar
graph.
Figure 3-6: Scan for
Wireless Netw
ork
s
Scroll
through the network c
hoices, a
nd pr
ess the center selection key (in the middle of the navi
gation pad)
to select
the wireless network you want to use.
If the network you want is not shown, select Rescan fo
r a ne
w scan.
Figur
e 3-7: Select
Wireless
Netw
ork
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4.
Th
e IP Phone
wi
ll automati
cally connect to the ne
twork
you ha
ve se
lected.
If WEP security is enab
led on
the
se
lected network, a new screen will a
ppear. Using the
navigation
pad, select
the appropriate transmit key number and then move to the WEP Key
fi
eld.
Enter
the
netw
ork’s
WEP
key
. Pr
ess the center selection key.
If
WPA se
curity is enabled on the selected
network, a new screen will appear. Enter the
ne
twork’
s WP
A key
. Pr
ess the ce
nter sele
ction key
.
Figure 3-8: Connect to
Wireless Netw
ork
Figure
3-9: Enter WEP
Ke
y (Secured Network)
5.
You will
be
not
ifi
ed when the IP Phone ha
s connected to
the network, and a chec
kmark
wi
ll
appear ne
xt to the name of the network.
Select Exit.
If you are NO
T an administra
tor
, please proceed to the next
section.
If you
ar
e an ad
ministra
tor, you
will need Admini
strator access to set up SIP settings. If
you do not have
Admin access, please refer to the chapter “For Admini
strators Only”.
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Figure 3-10: Enter WP
A
Ke
y (S
ecured Network)
Figure 3-11: Successful
Connection
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6. The standb
y screen will appear
. Select Menu. If you are an administrator,
you need to set up SIP Settings.
You may ha
ve alread
y se
t your passwor
d Have you already set the passwor
d from the Web-based utility?
Figure 3-1
2: Select Menu
7.
Select Phone Se
ttings. Naviga
te the menu choi
ces and select Phone Password
. Pr
ess the Edit soft
key until the te
xt
display
s Yes.
8.
The defaul
t password is “user
”. If you ar
e unsure, ho
wever, c
hange your
passwor
d now.
Pr
ess th
e Return softkey
to
select
the settings for a passwo
rd and return to the menu.
9.
Power do
wn the phone and turn it
back on. Phone Password
displays. Pr
ess
the Call button fo
r 3 seconds.
Phone Passwor
d (Admin.)
display
s. Enter your admin pass
word (factory default is “00
00”).
TIP: Press the
star key ( * ) twic
e to access numeric key presses. Press the
OK
softkey.
10. T
he standby screen appear
s. Select Menu.
11. Phone Settin
gs will be highlig
hted. Navi
gate the menu choices, and then select SI
P Settings
. (SIP stands for
Session Initia
tio
n Protocol.) For SIP Settings, please refer the separated Quick Start Guide.
Figur
e 3-13: Select SIP
Setti
ngs (Please refer the
separated Quick Start Guide.)
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12. A list of SIP settings
will
be displayed. For th
e Proxy IP sett
ing, select Edit.
NO
TE:
The Proxy IP addr
ess and other in
formation should have been su
pplied by your
Inter
net phone serv
ice provider
. If you do not ha
ve this inform
ation, contact your Inter
net
phone serv
ice provider.
13. Enter the Proxy IP addr
ess in
the new window
, and then press the center selection key.
Figure 3-14: Edit Proxy IP
Figure 3-15: Save
Pr
oxy IP
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14. Scroll do
wn to Pr
oxy Port, and select Edit.
15. Enter the Proxy Po
rt number address in the new window,
and then press the center selection key.
16. Scroll do
wn to Regist
er Proxy IP
, and select Edit.
17. Enter
the Regi
ster Pr
oxy IP addr
ess in
the new window, and then pr
ess the center selection key.
Figur
e 3-16: Save Proxy
Port
Figure 3-17: Save
Register Pr
oxy IP
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18. Scroll do
wn to Register
Proxy Port, and select Edit.
19. Enter
the Regi
ster Pr
oxy Po
rt number in the new window
, and then pr
ess the center selection key.
20. Scroll
do
wn to Outbound Proxy IP
, and select Edit.
21. Enter the Outbound Proxy IP addr
ess in the new window, and then press the center
selection key.
Figure 3-18: Save
Regist
er Pr
oxy Port
Figure
3-19: Save
Ou
tbound
Proxy IP
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22. Scroll
down to Outbound Proxy Port, an
d select Edit.
23. Enter
the Outbound Proxy Port number
in th
e new wi
ndow,
and then pr
ess the center selection key.
24. If your Internet
phone service provider did not provide an Expire Ti
me setting
, then keep the default setting,
3600
seconds, and proceed to step 22.
If your Inter
net phone serv
ice provider provided an Expire Time se
tti
ng, then scroll down to Expire Time, a
nd
select Edit.
25. Enter the Ex
pire Time in the new window, and then pr
ess the center selection key.
Figur
e 3-20: Edit
Outbo
und Prox
y Port
Figure
3-21: Save
Expire
Time
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26. Scroll down to Phone Number, and select Edit.
27. Enter the P
hone Number
you will use for Internet ph
one call
s, a
nd then pr
ess the center selectio
n key.
28. Scroll down to Us
er Name
, and select Edit.
29. Enter the User Name in the new window,
and then press the center selection key.
Figure 3-22: Save
Phone
Number
Figure 3-23: Save
User
Name
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