EZLoop Wi-Fi Phone, 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone User Manual

EZLoop 3

rd

Generation Wi-Fi Phone User Manual

Welcome to

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

1

Chapter 1:

What’s in This User Guide

•

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.

2

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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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Panels

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

4

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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

5

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

6

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ter 2: EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Panels

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

10

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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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Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Figure 3-10: Enter WP

A

Ke

y (S

ecured Network)

Figure 3-11: Successful

Connection

12

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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30. Scroll down to Pass

wor

d, and select Edit.

31. Enter the Pass

word, and then press the center selection key.

32. On the SIP Settings screen, select Return.

Figure 3-24: Save

Password

Figur

e 3-25: Save SIP

Sett

ings

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33. On the main menu, select Return.

34. T

he standb

y screen will indicate that the

IP Phone is

ready for

phone call

s.

Th

e installation of the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

is co

mplete. Pr

oceed to the next

sect

ion

, “Using

the

EZLoop® 3rd
Generation Wi-Fi
Phone.”

Figure 3-26: Re

turn to

St

andb

y Screen

Figure 3-27: Standby

Scr

een

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Using the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

To make a call, enter the phone number you want to call. Then pr

ess the Call

button. When you ar

e on a phone

ca

ll, select

Option

to se

e a list of menu choi

ces. Select

HangUp

to end the call.

To change the volume, use the +

and - bu

ttons on the side pane

l of the IP Phone. For

more information about the

buttons

on the IP Phone, refe

r to “Chapter 2: Getting to Know the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone.”

LineOption

When you are

on a call, you have several options available. Press

the le

ft softkey to make a selection, and press

the

right softkey to r

e

turn to the pr

evious menu. Use the na

vigation pad to scroll through menu choices.

HangUp

. To end the call, select Ha

ngUp.

Mute. To mute the call, select Mute

. Th

en select

UnMute

when you are ready to talk.

Hold

. To put a call on hold, select Hold

. Then select UnHold when you are read

y to return to this call.

Line-2

. When you want to switc

h back a

nd forth between two separate conver

sations, us

e the Line

-2 feature

.

When you ar

e on your first call, select Line-2

to switch to a second line

. A new window will

appear. Enter the

phone number of the second call,

and th

en press the Call button. The

current ca

ll will be

put on hold, and you will

be

switched to

the

second call. Select

Switch to switc

h back

to the firs

t call.

Transfer

. There are two type

s of tran

sfer featur

es av

ailable.

Use the Transfer feature when you want to introduce the

ca

lle

r yo

u are transferring. Use the B

lind TFR

(Tra

nsfer)

feat

ure when yo

u want to transf

er the caller with

out

introduction. When

you are on your call

, select Transfer

. A new window will appear

. Enter

the phone numb

er to

which you want to tr

ansfer the call, and then pr

ess the Call

button. When the second call is answered, speak to the

answering party and select Transfer

. Th

en hang up.

Figure 3-28: Call

Connected

Figure

3-29: Line

Op

tions

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Blin

d TFR

. Fo

r a bli

nd transfer, select Blind

TFR

. Di

al the number to whic

h you want

to tr

ansfer the call. Select

Blin

d TFR

again. Then hang up. Wh

en you are on your call, select Blind

TFR

. A new wi

ndo

w wi

ll appear

. Enter

the

phone number to which you want to tr

ansfer the call, and

then press the Call

button. Then hang up.

Conference

. When you are on your call, select Conference. A new window will appear . Enter the phone number

of

the second call, and then pr

ess the

Call

button. When the second call is answered, se

lect Conference.

Second In

coming Call

When you have a second call coming in, you can select Option

to see a list of menu choices. Select HangUp

to

end

the call

.

Keyguard

To lock the keys, press and hold do

wn the # key. To unlock the keys, se

lect Un

lock and then press the *

key.

Voicemail

For

instructions o

n ho

w to check yo

ur voicemail, contact your Internet phone serv

ice provider

.

To co

nfigur

e a

dditional settings, pr

oceed to “Chapt

er 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation

Wi-Fi Phone.”

Figure 3-3

0: Second Call

Figure 3-31: Unlock Ke

ys

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Chapter 4: Configuring the
EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi
Phone

Fol

low these instructions to

co

nfi

gur

e the IP Phone’

s settings. You will use these

buttons to navi

gate

menus and select your c

hoices.

Power LED

Icon

Butto

n Name Function

So

ft K

ey

Press the left or right soft key to

select the appropri

ate action

show

n on th

e left- or right- ha

nd

side of the scr

een.

Navigation Pad

Soft Key

Key Choice

Soft Key

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.

a

nd Center

Selection Key
Call

Power
or E

nd Call

Power or End Call

To

exit a menu without making

changes

, press this

but

ton.

Alph

a or

nume

ric K

ey

Choices, +, or *

Sign

Figure

4-1: Fr

ont Panel

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.

Figure 4-2: Symbol Selection

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Status Information

The standby screen wi

ll display a vari

ety of informatio

n abou

t the IP Phone.

Wireless Signal Strength

At the top of the screen, the icon on the left indicates wireless si

gnal streng

th.

Time Display

Wireless
Signal
Strength

Battery
Strength

The current time is shown. To change this time and its form

at, analog or digital

, use the main menu.

Status of the IP Phone

The IP Ph

one ha

s three status me

ssages. “Ready” i

ndicates that the IP Phone is ready to make and receive ca

lls.

“Not R

eady” i

ndicates that the IP Phone has no wire

less connection. “Not Register

ed” indicates that the IP

Phone

does not ha

ve a register

ed phone number.

Da

te Display

The date display gi

ves you th

e current date

. You can ch

ange this date using the main menu.

Battery Strength

The icon

on the righ

t of the screen indicates battery streng

th of the IP Phone.

Figure 4-3: Standby

Scr

een

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Wire

less Network Name

The screen displa

ys the name

of the

wireless ne

twork used by the IP Phone.

Internet

Phone Number

The Internet

phone numbe

r of the

IP Phone

is shown.

Menu

Pr

ess the le

ft soft key button to view the ma

in Menu. It

s choices will be

described in further

detail be

low.

Phonebook

Pr

ess the right soft key to access the Phonebook. Thi

s can also be accessed through the main menu.

Web Browsing

Pr

ess the ce

nter sele

ction key

to launc

h the web brow

ser .

Fi

gur

e 4-4: Standby

Scr

een

Figur

e 4-5: Main Menu

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Overview

For

your convenience,

you can confi

gur

e your EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phoneeither on the IP phone or you

can use the

Web-based utility provided. The We

b-base

d utility is av

ailable to both users and administrators of the IP

Phone.

NOTE: User has limited acce

ss to Internet Tele

phony Service

Provider (I

TSP)-r

elated

co

nfiguration. You will

need admini

strator’

s access to access al

l setti

ngs.

How

to Access the Web-based Ut

ility

First, you ne

ed the IP Phone’s IP address. Use your EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phoneto

access th

e

IP address.

From

the main

Menu on the

IP Phone,

select In

formation

and pr

ess the center sele ction

k

ey. The IP

address is listed

here.

To access the Web-based uti

lity of the IP Phone,

fr

om your PC

, launc

h any

Internet browser

. In the

Addr

ess

fi

eld, enter http://

and then the phone’s IP addr

ess. Pr

ess the Enter

key.

To login as a user

, the Lo

gin

screen appears and asks yo

u for your User

Name

and Password. Enter

user

in the

User

field. The default password is user

. Click the Login

button.

To login as

an administrator, from the Login screen

, enter

admin for

username and

your admin

passwor

d. Click the Login

button.

NOTE: The default Admin pass

word is “

0000”, but may have changed if you ha

ve an ITSP.

Administrator Access

Most se

tti

ngs

on the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phoneare for th

e e

nd user. Howe

ver,

there are some

settings that require

admini

strato

r privil

eges. Fo

r more information, please se

e the section of this

user guide for

administr

a

tors.

Internet Telephon

y

Service Prov

ider (ITSP):

A

company that provides voic

e

o

v

er I

nternet protocol

services.

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Settings of the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

You wi

ll ha

ve ten menu choices: Call Log,

Phone Book, Netw

ork Setti

ngs, Wireless, Phone Settings, SIP Settings

,

Web Site

, Web Cam

, and Information.

Call Log

Scro

ll through these choices a

nd pres

s the le

ft soft key to make a selectio

n. Se

lect Return

to return to

the

pr

evious menu.

Missed

A

li

st of missed calls will be di

splayed. Scroll through the calls to select th

e call you want. Select Option

to see

menu choices for the selected call

. Se

lect Return

to return

to the previous menu.
Option
You have the

se choices: Dial (available

when yo

u have contacts in

the

Phone Book), De

lete (ava

ilabl

e

when yo

u have contacts in the Phone Book), Delete All, and Add to (or Modify) PhoneB

ook

. Se

lec

t

Return

to return to the pr

evious menu.

Dial

. Select Dial

to dial th

e phone number of the selected call.

Delete

. Select Delete to de

lete the se

lecte

d ca

ll.

Figure

4-6: Call Log

Delete All

. Select Delete All to

dele

te all calls.

Add to (or Modify) PhoneBook

. If the call information is new, select Add

to

Ph

oneBook to

add the

phone number to the Phone Book. To select the type of phone number it is, scroll do

wn and select

Figur

e 4-7: Call Log

Options

Figure

4-8: Type of

Phone Number

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Home,

Office,

Mobile,

Home-2,

Office-2

, or Mobile-2

(select Return

if you want to return

to

the

previous

menu). The Add Person screen will

appear. Then fo

llow the instructio

ns for the Phone

Bo

ok settings.

If t

he phone number is already in the Phone Book, select

Modify PhoneBook to modify its entr

y in the Phone

Bo

ok. The Phone Book screen will automaticall

y a

ppear

. Fo

llo

w the instructio

ns fo

r the

Phone Book setti

ngs.

Received

A

li

st of rece

ived call

s will be displayed. Select Option

to see menu ch

oices for th

e selected call

. Se

lect Re

turn

to return to the pr

evious menu.
Option
You ha

ve thes

e choice

s: Dial

(available wh

en yo

u have contacts in the Phone Book), Delete

(available when yo

u

ha

ve contacts in the Phone B

ook

), Delete

Al

l, and Add to (or Mo

dify) PhoneBo

ok. Select Return

to return to the

pr

evious menu.

Dial

. Select Dial

to dial th

e phone number of the selected call.

Delete

. Select Delete to de

lete the se

lecte

d ca

ll.

Delete All

. Select Delete All to

dele

te all calls.

Add to (or Modify) PhoneBook. If

the call

information is new, select Add to PhoneBook to add the phone

number to the Phon

e Bo

ok. To sele

ct the

type of phone number it is, scro

ll down an

d se

lect Home,

Office

,

Mobile,

Home-2,

Office-2

, or Mo

bile-2 (select Return

if you want to return to the pr

evious menu). The Add

Person screen wi

ll appear

. Then follow the instructions for

the

Phone B

ook

se

ttings.

If t

he phone number is already in the Phone Book, select

Modify PhoneBook to modify its entr

y in the Phone

Bo

ok. The Phone Book screen will automaticall

y a

ppear

. Fo

llo

w the instructio

ns fo

r the

Phone Book setti

ngs.

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Dialed

A

li

st of di

aled

calls wi

ll be di

splayed.

Se

lect Option

to

se

e menu choice

s for the se

lecte

d call. Select

Return

to

return to the pr

evious menu.
Option
You ha

ve thes

e choice

s: Dial

(available wh

en yo

u have contacts in the Phone Book), Delete

(available when yo

u

ha

ve contacts in the Phone B

ook

), Delete

Al

l, and Add to (or Mo

dify) PhoneBo

ok. Select Return

to return to the

pr

evious menu.

Dial

. Select Dial

to dial th

e phone number of the selected call.

Delete

. Select Delete to de

lete the se

lecte

d ca

ll.

Delete All

. Select Delete All to

dele

te all calls.

Add to (or Modify) PhoneBook. If

the call

information is new, select Add to PhoneBook to add the phone

number to the Phon

e Bo

ok. To sele

ct the

type of phone number it is, scro

ll down an

d se

lect Home,

Office

,

Mobile,

Home-2,

Office-2

, or Mo

bile-2 (select Return

if you want to return to the pr

evious menu). The Add

Person screen wi

ll appear

. Then follow the instructions for

the

Phone B

ook

se

ttings.

If t

he phone number is already in the Phone Book, select

Modify PhoneBook to modify its entr

y in the Phone

Bo

ok. The Phone Book screen will automaticall

y a

ppear

. Fo

llo

w the instructio

ns fo

r the

Phone Book setti

ngs.

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Phone Book

You will see a li

st of contacts (whe

n you have contac

ts in the Phone Book

). To search

for an entr

y,

enter the contact’s name in the field provided. The

approp

riate

entr

y will

be sele

cted.

Select Option

to see menu ch

oices. Select Return

to return to the previous

menu.

Option
You have these choices: Edit (avail

able when you have contac

ts in the

Ph

one B

ook),

Add, De

lete

Figur

e 4-9: Select

Ph

one Book

Figure 4-10: Phone

Book

(available wh

en you have contacts in th

e Phone Book), a

nd Mem

Usage. Select

Return

to return to

the

previous

menu.
Edit. Select Edit

to edit

a contact’

s informatio

n: Name

, Home Number, Office Number, M o b ile Number, Home-2

Number

, Office-2

Number , Mobile-2

Number , Speed-Dial Number, Ring Tone, and E-Mail.

Fo

r each se

tting, selec

t

Edit. Enter the a

ppr

opriate

information in the

new

wi

ndow.

Pr

ess the center selection key to sa

ve the new

information, or se

lect Exit to return to the pr

evious menu. After you have finished your edits, select Return

to

return to

the Phone Book screen.

Figure

4-11: Phone

Bo

ok Options

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Add

. Select Add to add a new contact. Scroll thr ou

gh the different settings

: Name

, Home Number, Office Number,

Mobile Number, Home-2 Number, Office -2 Nu

mber

, Mobile-

2 Number, Speed-Dial Number

, Ring Tone,

and E-Ma

il.

For each

se

tting,

select

Edit

. Enter

the a

ppropriate information i

n the new window. Pr

ess the center sele

ction key

to sa

ve the ne

w infor

matio

n, or select Exit

to return to the previous menu. After

you have entered

all

of the

new

contac

t information, select

Return

to return to the Phone Book screen.

Delete

. To delete

a contact, scro

ll down the entries until the contact is highl

ighted. Select Option and then

select

Delete. Then you will be automatically returned to the Phone Book screen.
Mem Usage. Select Mem Usage to find out how much memor

y has be

en used. The total numbe

r of ph

one bo

ok

entrie

s av

ailable

and number

of entries used will be displayed. Select Exit to return to the Phone Book screen.

Figur

e 4-12: Add Person

Figure

4-13: Enter Name

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Netw

ork Settings

You have two IP Modes av

ailable, DHCP and Fixed IP

. In most cases, you should keep the default

setting,

DHCP

, if your network router or gateway will assign IP addresses to the IP

Phone. If

you want to assi

gn a

st

atic IP a

ddr

ess to th

e IP Phone

, select Fixed IP. To

change

the IP Mode, select

Edit

. The

on-screen

choi

ces will change depending on which IP Mode is selected. Pr

ess

the center selection ke

y to save

the

new

infor

mat

ion, or

se

lect Return

to return

to the previous menu.

DHCP

If DHCP is sele

cted as the IP Mode, there are no other setti

ngs to change

. Select Return

to return to the

pr

evious menu.

ip address

: the a

ddr

ess
used to identify a
computer or device on a
network.

Figure

4-14: Select

Netw

ork Settings

Figure 4-15

: Network

Settings - DHCP

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Fixed IP

If Fi

xed IP is selected as the IP

Mode

, the screen will show

these setti

ngs: IP A

ddr

ess, Subnet Mask,

Default Gatew

a

y, Primar

y DNS

, and Secondary

DNS.

IP

Address. To add or change the IP Address, select Edit

. Enter the new IP Address in

the new

wi

ndow. Press the center se

lection key to

sa

ve the ne

w infor

mation, or

select

Exit

to return to the

pr

evious menu.

Subn

et Mask

. To add or change the Subnet Mask,

select Edit

. Enter the new Subnet Mask in the

new

wi

ndow. Press the center

selection key to

sa

ve the new inform

ation, or select Exit

to return to the

pr

evious menu.

Default Ga

teway

. To

add or change the Default Gateway,

se

lect Edit

. Enter the ne

w IP address of the

Default Gateway in the new window. Pr

ess the center

selection key to save the ne

w informatio

n, o

r

select Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu.

Primary DNS

. To add or change the Primar

y DNS address, select Edit

. Enter the new DNS IP address

in

the new window.

Pr

ess th

e center selection key to save the ne

w information, or select Exit

to re

turn to

the pr

evious menu.

Secondary DNS

. To add or change the Secondary

DNS addr

ess, select Edit

. Enter the new DNS IP

address in

the new wi

ndow. Press the center

selectio

n key to save the new infor

mation, or sele

ct

Exit

to r

e

turn to the pr

evious menu.

Figure

4-16: Netw

ork

Settings - Fixed IP

Figure 4-17: En

ter IP

Addr

ess

Figure 4-18: Edit Subnet

Mask

Figure 4-19:

Enter

Subnet Mask

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Wi

reless

You ha

ve three

choices, Set Wi-Fi, Profil

es, and Hotspot.

If you want

to s

can for wireless

networks in

your local area, select

Set

Wi-Fi. If you want to set configuratio

n profil

es for different network

setups,

select

Profiles

. The Ho

tspot screen lists the IP Phone’s default hotspots. If you want to save

your user

name and passw

ord for these default hotspots, select Hotspot

. Pr

ess

the left soft key to

make a

sele

ctio

n. Se

lect Return

to return to the previous

menu.

Set

Wi-Fi

After you have sele

cted Set Wi-Fi, the IP Phone wi

ll

scan the local area for wirele

ss access poin

ts o

r

routers. A list of wirele

ss networ

ks, including hotspo

ts, will be

displayed and show their wirele

ss

netw

ork names, security

status (a lock in

dica

tes wirele

ss security),

and signal

strength, which is

indicated b

y a bar graph.

There are three sets of instructio

ns. If yo

u will connect

to

a wirele

ss network,

proceed to this section,

“Connection to a Wi

rele

ss Ne

twork.”

Figure

4-20: Wireless

Figure 4-21:

Scanning

for Wireless

Netw

orks

The IP Ph

one has a

list of default hotspots, which are shown on the Hotspot

screen. If yo

u wi

ll connect to a

default hotspot, proceed to this sectio

n, “Connection to a Default Hotspot.”

If you wi

ll connect to a new hotspot, proceed to this section, “Connection to a New Hotspot.

”

Connection to a Wirele

ss Network

1.

Scroll

through the choi

ces, and pr

ess the center selection key (in the middle of the navigation 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.

Figure 4-22: List of

Wireless Netw

orks

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2.

Th

e IP Phone

wi

ll automati

cally connect to the ne

twork

you ha

ve se

lected.

WEP Security
If WEP security is enab

led on

the

se

lected network, a new screen will a

ppear. Using the

navigation pad, select the app r

opriate transmit key number and then move to the WEP Key

field.

Enter

the netw

ork’s

WEP

key

. Pr

ess the center selection key.

WP

A Security

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.

3.

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

to return to the Wireless

screen.

Figure 4-23: Connecting

to

Wireless Netw

ork

Figure 4-

25: Enter WP

A

K

ey (for Secured

Figure 4-24

: En

ter WEP

K

ey (for Secured

Ne

twork)

Figure 4-26

: Connecting

to Wireless Netw

ork

38

Connection to a Default Hotspot
Before you be

gin, make sure yo

u ha

ve save

d yo

ur User

Name a

nd Passwor

d for the default hotspo

t you want to

use

.

These login settings ca

n be configured through the Ho

tspot

screen.

1.

Scroll

through the choi

ces, and pr

ess the center selection key (in the middle of the navigation pad) to select

the wireless hotspot you want to use.

If the hotspot you want is not shown, select Rescan

for a ne

w sc

an.

2.

You will

be

not

ifi

ed when the IP Phone ha

s connected

to the hotspo

t, a

nd a checkmark

wi

ll appear next to

the name of the hotspot.

3.

A new windo

w will a

ppear

. On the Select Hotspot

screen, scroll through the choices, and press the center

select

ion key to

select the a

ppropriate ho

tspot.

(If the hotspot you want

is not listed on the Select Hots

pot

screen, procee

d to step 3 of the

fo

llo

wing section,

“Connection to a New Hotspot.”)

4.

Th

e IP Phone

wi

ll automati

cally use your User Name and Passwor

d to log in.

After you have lo

gged in, select Exit

to return to the Wireless screen.

Figure 4-2

7: Select

Default Hotspot

39

Chapter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Connection to a New Hotspot

1.

Scroll through the c

hoices, and pr

ess the center selection key (i

n the middle of the navigation

pad) to select the wireless hotspot you want to use.

If the hotspot you want is not shown, select Rescan

for a ne

w sc

an.

2.

You will

be

not

ifi

ed when the IP Phone ha

s connected to

the hotspot

, and a checkmar

k

w

ill

appear ne

xt to the name of the hotspot.

3.

A new windo

w will a

ppear

. On the Select Hotspot

screen, select IE Br

owser.

4.

Th

e web browser

will automa

ticall

y open. Fo

llow the

on-scree

n instructio

ns to

access th

e

hotspot.

5.

After you have gained access, you can browse th e In

ternet.

If you want to save the new hotspot’

s setti

ngs, fo

llow these in

structions:

1.

When you are connected to the ne

w hots

pot, view the main menu.

2.

Select Wireless.

3.

Select Pr

ofiles.

4.

Select Option.

5.

Select Save <netw

ork name>.

Then you will be automatically returned to the Wi-Fi

Pr

ofiles screen.

Figure 4-28: Detect

Hotspot

Figure 4-30

: Getting

IP

Addr

ess

Figure

4-29: Connecting

to Hots

pot

40

Chap

ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Profiles

You will see a li

st of profil

es (when you have pr

ofiles alread

y configur

ed). Select Option to see menu

c

hoice

s. Select Exit to return to the previous

menu.

You can designate the or

der of th

e profiles sa

ved by

the IP Phone. The next time it is powered on, it wi

ll

use the

first prof

ile to automatically connect to

the

profile’s

wireless network. If that ne

twork

is

not

av

a

ilable,

the IP Ph

one will

tr

y the ne

xt profile.

This wi

ll continue until

it

has connected to a wire

less

network.
Option
You have these choices: Edit (avail

able when you have at l

east one ex

isting profil

e), Add, Delete

(available wh

en you have at least one ex

isting pr

ofile), Connect, Go Down/U

p (avail

able when you ha

ve

more

than one pr

ofile

), and Sa

ve <

network name> (ava

ila

ble when

the IP Phone is co

nnected to a

network lacking a profil

e). The Edi

t a

nd Ad

d options configur

e the same setti

ngs. The Edit

option is

used for c

hanging ex

isting profiles, while the Add option is used for cr

eating new profil

es.

Select

Return

to return to the pr

evious menu.

Edit. Select Edit

to edit a

profile’s

information: SSID (wireless netw

ork name), Wireless Mode,

Authenti

cation Mode

, and Encrypti

on. (Additional setting may be a

vailable depending on the

encr

yption used.) Scroll thro

ugh these choices, and select Edit

to c

hange a sett

ing.

SS

ID. To change the SSID, select Edit

. Enter

the new SSID in the new window

. Press t he center

select

ion key to

save th

e ne

w information, or select Exit to return to the pr

evious menu.

Wireless Mode. You have a choice of Infrastructure and Ad hoc modes. To change th

e Wireless

Mode, select Edit

.

Figure 4-3

2: Wi-Fi

Pr

ofiles

Figure 4-34

: Edit

Wireless Mode

Figure 4-33

: Edit SSID

ssid (ser

vice set
identifier): your wireless
network’

s name.

ad

-hoc

: a group o

f
wireless devices
communicati

ng dire

ctly to

each other (peer

-to-peer

)

wi

thout the use

of an

access po

int.

infrastructure: a

wi

reless

netw

ork that is bridged to

a wired ne

twork via a

n

access point.

41

Chapter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Authentication Mode

. You have a choice of Auto Switch

, Shar

e Key,

Open System, and WP

A-

PSK. To change the Au

thentication Mode, select Edit.

A ne

w window will o

pen. Scroll thro

ugh

the

mo

des, a

nd sele

ct the ap

propri

ate mode

. Select Save to save the new Authentication Mode, or

select

Exit

to return to

the Edit Profile me

nu wi

thout changing th

e Authenticatio

n Mode.

Proc

eed to the sect

ion for the Authen

ticati

on Mode you have selected.

Auto Switch,

Share Key, or Open System

Encryp

tion

. You have a choice of Di

sabled and WEP

encr

yption. To change the Encry

ption

method, select Edit

. If you select Disabled, there are no other setti

ngs to change. If you select

WEP

, there are two more setti

ngs av

ailable, Key Index and WEP Key.

K

ey Index. For the

index of tr

ansmit keys, you have a

choice of 1-

4. To specify which WEP key

the IP

Phone will use, select

Edit

. A new window will

open. Sc

roll

through the numbers, and

se

lect the approp

riate tran

smit key number.

Select Save to

sa

ve the new transmit key number, or

se

lect Exit

to return to

the Edit Profile me

nu wi

thout changing th

e number.

WEP Key

. T

o enter the WEP Key, select Edit. Enter the new WEP Key in

the new wi

ndow.

Press

the

center select

ion key to save

the new WEP Key, or select Exit

to return to the Edit Profile

menu

without changi

ng the key.

802.1x

. You have a choice of Enable and Disable.

The Enabl

e op

tion configur

es the IP Phone for

a

network using

802.1x authentication. To c

hange the 802.1x setting

, select Edit.

If 802.1x is enabled, configure

the EAP Ty

pe setting

. Select Edit

. You have

a choice of TLS, MD5,

and

PEA

P

. Select Save to save the new EA

P Type

, or select Exit

to return to the Ed

it Pr

ofile menu

without changi

ng the EAP Type.

Figure 4-35: Change
Auth

entication Mode

Figure

4-37

: En

ter WEP

Key

Figur

e 4-36: Edit WEP

Key

Figure 4-38

: Ch

ange

EAP Type

(80

2.1x)

42

Chap

ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

WPA-PSK
WP

A Key

. To enter the WP

A Key, select Edit. E

nter the new WP

A Key in the new wi

ndow. Pr

ess the

center se

lection ke

y to save the new WP

A Key, or

select Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu.

EAP Type

. To change the EA

P T

ype setting

, select Edit

. You have a choice of TLS, MD5, and

PEAP

. Sele ct Save to sa

ve the new EAP Type

, or select Exit

to return to the Edit Profile menu

without changing the EAP Type.
Hotspot. If you ha

ve default hotspots configur

ed, then this

setting w

ill

be available. To change

the

select

ed hotspot, select Edit

.

Select Return

to return to

the Wi-Fi Pro

files screen.

Add

. Select Add

to create a pro

fil

e a

nd enter its inform

ation: SSID (wireless networ

k na

me),

Figure 4-3

9: Edit EAP

Type (WPA-PSK)

Figur

e 4-40: Ch

ange

EA

P Type

(WPA-PSK)

Wireless Mode

, Authenticati

on Mode

, Key Index, and WEP Key. Scroll through thes

e choices, and select Edit to

c

hange a setting.

SSID. To

enter the SSID, select Edit. Enter

the new SSID in th

e new wi

ndow. Pr

ess the center selection key

to save

the

new inform

ation, or

se

lect Exit

to return

to the previous menu.

Wireless Mode. You have a choice of Infrastructure

and Ad hoc modes. To change the Wireless Mode, select

Edit.
Authentication Mode. Yo

u have a choice of Open System, Auto Swit

ch, Share Key, and WPA-PSK. To

change

the

Authentication Mode

, select Edit

. A new wi

ndo

w wi

ll op

en. Scroll through the modes, and select the

a

ppropriate mode

. Select Save to save the new Authentication Mode

, or select Exit to return to

the Add

Profile

menu

withou

t changing the Authentication Mode.

Proc

eed to the sect

ion for the Authen

ticati

on Mode you have selected.

Chapter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Figure

4-41: Enter SSID

43

Auto Switch,

Share Key, or Open System

Encryp

tion

. You have a choice of Di

sabled and WEP encr

yption. To change the Encry

ption method, select

Edit

. If you select Disabled, there are no other setti

ngs to change

. If you select WEP,

ther

e are three mor

e

settings available, Key Inde

x, WEP Key

, and 802.1x.

K

ey Index.

For the index of transmit ke

ys, you ha

ve a choice of 1-

4. To

specify which

WEP key the IP Phone

will use,

select Edit

. A new window will open. Scroll th

rough the numbers, and select the appropriate transmit

key number

. Select Save to sa

ve the new tr

ans

mit key number, or select Exit

to return to

the Ad

d Profile

menu

withou

t changing the number.

WEP Key

. T

o enter the WEP Key, select Edit. Enter the new WEP Key in

the new wi

ndow. Press the center

select

ion key to save the new WEP

Key, or select Exit

to return to the Add Profile menu wi

thout changing the

key.

802.1x

. You have

a choice of Enable and Disable. Th

e Enabl

e optio

n co

nfi

gur

es the IP Phone

fo

r a ne

twork

using 8

02.1x authentication. To change the 802.1x setting, select Edit.

If 802.1x is enabled, configure

the E

AP T

ype setting. Select Edit

. You have a choice of TLS, MD5, and PEAP

.

Select Save

to sa

ve the new EAP Type,

or select Exit

to return

to the Add Profile

menu without changing

the

EAP Type.
WPA-PSK
WP

A Key

. To enter the WP

A Key, select Edit. E

nter the new WP

A Key in the new wi

ndow. Pr

ess the center

select

ion key to

save the

new WP

A Key, or select Exit

to return to the previous menu.

Figure 4-43:

Edit WPA

Key

44

Chap

ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

EAP Type

. To change the EA

P T

ype setting

, select Edit

. You have a choice of TLS,

MD5, and PEAP

. Select Sav

e

to sa

ve the new EAP Type

, or select Exit

to return to the Add Profile menu without changing the EAP Type.

Hotspot. If you ha

ve default hotspots configur

ed, then this

setting will

be available. To change the selected

hotspot, select Edit.

Select Return

to return to

the Wi-Fi Pro

files screen.

Delete. To delete a profile, scroll down the entrie

s until the profile is highl

ighted. Select Option and then select

Delete. Then you will be automatically returned to the Wi-Fi Profiles

screen.

Connect

. To connect using a pr

ofile

, scroll down the en

tries until the profile is highlighted. Select Option and

the

n select

Connect

. The IP Ph

one will automatically conne

ct to

the

approp

riate ne

twor

k. Then you will be

automatically returned to t

he

Wi-Fi Profiles

screen.

Go Down/Up. You can rearrange the order of the profil

es on your list. To move a profile, scroll through the entries

until the profile is hi

ghlighted. Select Option and then select Go

Down or Go Up

to move

the

entry.

Then yo

u will be

aut

omatically returned to the Wi-F

i Profiles screen.

Save <

netw

ork

name>. Whe

n the

IP Phone i

s conne

cted to a networ

k lacking a pro

file,

this opti

on will be

ava

ilable. To

save the network’s settings as a ne

w pr

ofile

, select Option

and

then select Save <netw

ork

name>. Then you will be automatically returned to the Wi-Fi Profiles

screen.

Figure 4-44: Prof

ile

Added

45

Chapter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Ho

tspot

You will see a li

st of the IP Phone’s default ho

tspots. Scro

ll through these choi

ces and pres

s the le

ft soft key to

make a sele

ctio

n. Se

lect Return

to return to the Wireless screen.

User Name

. To change the User Name

, select Edit.

En

ter the new User Name in the new window. Pr

ess the

ce

nter sele

ction key to sa

ve the ne

w informatio

n, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu.

Password. To change the Pass

word, select Edit

. Enter the new Pass

word in the new window.

Press the center

sele

ction key to sa

ve the ne

w infor

matio

n, or select Exit

to return to the previous menu.

If you want to save

a new hotspot’s

settings, do not use th

is screen. When you are

connected to the ne

w hotspot, select Pr

ofiles

on the Wireless screen. Select

Option

,

and then select Sa

ve <

netw

ork

name>. Then you will be automatically re

turned to

the

Wi-F

i Profiles screen.

Figure 4-45: Select

Hotspot

Figure 4-46

: Edit User

Name

46

Chap

ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Settings of the EZLoop® 3rd
Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Phone Settings

You can customize the setti

ngs of the IP

Phone. Yo

u have these choices: Ring Option, Keypad Tone

,

Wall

paper,

Date & Time, Languag

e, Ph

one Password, and Upgrade. Select

Return

to return to the

pr

evious menu.

Ring Option

Scroll through these choices and press the left

soft key to make

a selection. Select Return

to return to

the Phone Settings screen.

EZLoop® 3rd
Generation Wi-Fi
Phone

Ring Types

. There are five di

fferent ring types. The se

lected ring type is indi

cated by

the <*>

symbol.

Scroll through these choi

ces to hear

the actu

al ri

ng style. Highli

ght the ring type you want to

select, and

then press the center selection key to

save yo

ur change

. Select Exit to return to the Ring

Option

menu

without changi

ng the ring type

.

Ring To

nes

. There are seve

n ring tones. The sele

cted ri

ng tone is indi

cated by

the <*> symbol.

Scroll

through these c

hoices to hear the actual ri

ng tone. Highli

ght the ri

ng tone you want to select,

and then

press the center selection key to save your change. Select Exit to return to the

Ring Option

menu

without changing the rin

g tone.

Ring V

olume. There are five ring volume

levels. T

he sele

cted ring volume le

vel is indicated by the

<*> sym

bol. Scroll throug

h these choices to hear the actual ring volume level. Highl

ight the ring

volume level you want to select, and then pr

ess the ce

nter se

lectio

n ke

y to sa

ve your ch

ange.

Sele

ct

Exit to return to

the Ring Option

menu without changing the ring volume le

vel.

Figure

4-47: Select

Phone Settings

Figure 4-4

8: Ph

one

Sett

ings

Figure 4-49: Ring

Options

Figure 4-50

: Ring Types

47

Chapter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Keypad Tone

To hear the actual keypad tone

, scroll through th

ese choices: Off, Soft, an

d Loud. The selected keypad tone is

indicated by the <*>

symbol. Highli

ght the keypad tone you want to select, and then pr

ess the center selection

key to save your change. Select Exit

to return to

the Phone Settings

menu without c

hanging the keypad tone.

W

allpaper

To see the di

ffer

ent wall

paper choices, hi

ghlight the wallpaper you want to select, and then select Pr

eview

. Click

Exit

to return to

the Wall

paper menu. The selected wall

paper is indi

cated by

the <*>

symbol. Highli

ght the wa

llp

aper

yo

u want to select, and then pr

ess the center selection key to sa

ve your change. Select Exit

to return to

the Phone

Settings

menu without changing the wall

paper.

Figure 4-51: K

eypad

Tone

Figure 4-52: W

all

paper

48

Chap

ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Da

te & Time

You ha

ve six choices: Ti

me For

mat, Cloc

k Type, Time

Zones, Daylight Time

, Enable NTP, Date

, and

Clock. Select

Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu.

Time Format

. There are two format

s availa

ble

, 12-Hour and 24-Hour. To change the for

mat,

highli

ght Time Format

, a

nd pr

ess the le

ft soft key.

Clock Type

. T

here are two types availa

ble, Analog and Digital. To c

hange the for

mat, highl

ight Clock

Type, and press the le

ft soft key.

Time Zones. Pr

ess the le

ft soft key to se

lect the Time Zo

ne setting

. A list of multiple time zone

s w

ill

be

displ

ayed. Th

e selected time zone is indicate

d by

the <*> symbol

. Scroll th

rough these choices, and

high

light th

e ti

me zone

. Then se

lect Sett

ings to save

your change

. Select Exit to return to the

Date &

T

ime menu without changi

ng the time zone.

Da

ylight Time

. Press

the left

soft key

to turn on and off Dayl

ight time

.

Figure

4-53: Change

Time Fo

rmat

Figure 4-54: Change

Clock Type

Figure 4-55

: Cha

nge

Time Zones

Figure 4-5

6: Ch

ange

Da

ylight Time

49

Chapter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

En

able NTP. When Yes

displa

ys, Networ

k Timing

Protocol

(NTP) automatically sets the time and date

for your phone.

To disable NTP, pr

ess the le

ft soft key until it displays

No.

Date

. Pr

ess

the left soft key to select the Date sett

ing. A new window displays. Make your changes,

and then pr

ess the

center selection key to

sa

ve your change

. Select Exit to

re

turn to the Date & Tim

e

screen without changing the date.
Clock

. Pr

ess the left soft key to

se

lect the

Clock setti

ng.

A new window displays. Make your

c

hanges, and press the center sele

ction key to sa

ve your changes.

Figure 4-57: En

able NTP

Figure

4-58: Disable

NTP

Figure 4-59: Change

Date

Figure 4-60: Change

Clock

50

Chap

ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Language

The selected language is indicated by the <*> symbol. Hi

ghlight th

e language you want to select,

and then press the left soft key to save your change. Select Exit

to return to

the Phone Settings

menu without c

hanging the language.

Figure 4-61:

Select

Lang

uage

Figure

4-62: Langu

age

Phone

Passw

ord

By default, you will not need to enter a password. To

protect your phone so only user

s who know the

passwor

d can use the IP Phone,

you can set a user password.

NOTE: To gain access into administrator mode

, you will

need to configure a user

password.

Figure 4-6

3: Pa

ssword

di

sabled (default)

Figure 4-64

: Enable

Phon

e Password

51

Chapter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

To en

able the user password for the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Pr

ess the le

ft soft key to

select the

Ph

one Password

setting. Press the Edit key to display Yes.

To set a new

password, na

vigate to

Password and select Edit

. Enter your new passwor

d and press

the center selection key to save the new

passwo

rd. Pr

ess Exit if you do not want to change the

passwor

d.

The

ne

xt time the IP Ph

one is

powere

d on

, it will ask for the

Pho

ne Password. Enter

yo

ur user

passwor

d in the field provi

ded, an

d then select OK.

To

acce

ss administrator mode to the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Some settings used by your Internet Telephony Ser

vice Prov

ider (ITSP) re

quire

administrator

privil

eges.

To gain administrator

acce

ss, first

enable the user password

(see above)

. Reboot the

IP

Phone. Whe

n

you po

wer the phone back on, the User password field di splays. Press and hold the Call but

ton for 3

seco

nds. The Admin

password field displays. Enter your

Admin passwor

d, and then select OK.

NOTE

: The default Admin pass

word is “0000”, but may have changed by y

our ITSP.

Figure 4-65

: Set User

Password

Figure 4-66

: User

Phon

e Password

Figure

4-67: Phone

Password

(Admin)

52

Chap

ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Auto KeyLoc

k Settings

If yo

u want to automatically lock yo

ur keys

after 1

0 seconds of

inac

tivity

, select Auto K

eylock

Setti

ngs

. Select the left soft key until Enable di

splays under Auto Keylock. To unloc

k your phone,

pr

ess the le

ft soft key (

Unlock

) a

nd th

e asterisk (*

) key.

TIP: To

lock your phone, yo

u can pr

ess and hold the number (#) key at any time.

Auto-Provisioning

(Adm

in only)

Auto-provisioni

ng do

wnloads specific

phone confi

gurations

from the Internet Service

Provider (I

SP)

to the phone

. The following ar

e the paramete

rs required to set auto-provisioning.

Serv

er Type. The http or https pr

otoc

ol used to acce

ss yo

ur voic

e service provider’s

pro

fil

es.

Server URL

. The Domain name.

File

. The

co

nfi

guratio

n file used by the service provider

.

Resync on Reset

. The

option to resync your ph

one each time yo

u po

wer the ph

one o

n. If yo

u want

thi

s

opti

on, pr

ess the Edi

t softk

ey until

it

di

splays Yes.

Period

. Time in

tervals used to request confi

gur

ation updates when you do not reboot.

Decrypt Key

. The key us

ed to decr

ypt the file

.

Figur

e 4-68: Auto

K

eylock Setting

Figure 4-70:

Au

to-Provisioning

Figure

4-69: Enable

K

eylock

Figure 4-71: Server

Type

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Factory

De

fault

Factory

default deletes all data entered into the phone after it was shipped to

the fa

ctor

y. Before selecting yes,

make sure you want to delete all data.
NOTE: User

-level

acces (no admi

n access) ca

n only factory de

fault user level data.

Upgrade (Admin only)

Use this screen to upg

rade the firmware

of the

IP Phone.

The

IP Phone is pre-co

nfigured with the correc

t Downl

oad URL

(web address of the do

wnload site) and OS

Image

File (firmw

are upgra

de file

) entries.

NO

TE:

Do not change these settings unl

ess yo

ur Inter

net phone serv

ice provider

has given you new settings.

Figure 4-72

: Factory

Default sett

ings

Plug the USB mini-B connector of the included power adapter into the USB

mini-B port of the IP

Phone. The

n conn

ect the power adapter

to

a standard electric

al outlet.

NO

TE:

If the

upgrade is interrupted, the IP

Phone will revert to its old firmware

,

an

d you can attemp

t the upgra

de ag

ain.

Select Upgrade

to start upg

rading the IP Phone’

s firmware, or select Return to cancel the upg

rade

and r

eturn to the previous menu.

When the upg

rade is complete

, the IP Phone wi

ll automati

cally po

wer it

self off. Wa

it five seconds,

and then powe

r on the IP Phone.

Figure 4-7

3:

Up

grade

ph

one

Figure 4-7

4: Upgrad

e

ph

one

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ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

SIP Settings (Administrators only)

If you have user access only , you can set the Display Name for your SIP Settings. Pr

ess the Edit

key and en

ter the

new display name.
If you ha

ve administrator privileges, you can set SIP Se

ttings to configur

e your In

ter

net phone service.

The

necessary

setu

p inform

ation is supplie

d by your In

ter

net phone serv

ice provider.

If you do not have

this information,

c

o

ntac

t yo

ur Inter

net phone service provider before yo

u make any change

s. Se

lect Return

to

re

turn to the pr

evious

menu.
Proxy IP

. To add or change the Pr

oxy IP addres

s, select Edit

. Enter

the new Proxy IP a

ddr

ess in

the new window

.

Pr

ess the ce

nter sele

ction key to sa

ve the new setting, or select Exit

to return to

the

previo

us screen.

Proxy Port

. To add or change the Proxy Port number,

select Edit

. Enter the new Proxy Port number in the new

wi

ndow. Press the center selection key to

sa

ve the new

setting

, or select Exit to

return to the pr

evious

screen.

Register Proxy IP

. To add or change the Register Proxy IP address,

select Edit

. Enter the new Register Proxy I

P

address in the new window. Pr

ess the center selection key to sa

ve the new setting

, or select Exit to

return to the

pr

evious screen.

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Figure 4-7

5: Edit

Down

load URL

Figure

4-76: Edit Pr

oxy

Port

55

Register Proxy Port

. To add or change the Register Proxy Port numb

er , select Edit

. Enter the new

Register Proxy Port number in

the new window. Pr

ess the center selection key to save the new

setting, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious screen.

Outb

ound Proxy IP

. To add or change the Outbo

und Proxy IP addr

ess, select Edit. Enter the new

Outbound Proxy IP addr

ess in the new window. Pr

ess the center selection key to save the new

setting, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious screen.

Outb

ound Proxy Port

. To add or change the Outbound Proxy Port number,

select Edit

. Enter the

new Outbound Proxy Port number in

the new window.

Pr

ess th

e center selection key to sa

ve the

new setting, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious screen.

Expire Time

. If your Inter

net phone serv

ice provider di

d not provide an Expire Time setting, then ke

ep

the default

setting,

3600

seconds. If your Internet phone serv

ice provider provi

ded an Expire Ti

me

setting, then scroll down

to Expire Time, and select Edit. Enter the Expire Time in the new window.

Press the center selection key to

sa

ve the new

setting

, or select Exit to

return to the previous screen.

Displa

y Name

. This is the message displayed on the receiver’s caller

ID.

Phone

Number

. To a

dd or change

the

Pho

ne Number

yo

u wi

ll use for Internet

phone call

s, selec

t

Edit. Enter the new Phone Number in the new window.

Pr

ess th

e center selection key to sa

ve the

new setting, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious screen.

User Name. User Name is used for authentication agains

t th

e Regi

strati

on Server

. To add or

chan

ge the

User Name

, select Edit. Enter the new User Name in t he ne

w window. Pr

ess the center selection key to

save

the

new

setting

, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious screen.

Figure

4-77: Register

Proxy Port

Figure

4-79: Enter Proxy

IP

Figure 4-78

: Edit Pr

oxy

IP

Figure 4-80: En

ter

Register Pr

oxy Port

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ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Password. This is the password used

in co

njunction wi

th the Us

er Name

for the

Re

gistration Server

to

authenticate the IP phone

. To add or change the Password, select Edit

. Enter the new Password in

the new

wi

ndow. Press the center selection key to

sa

ve the new

setting

, or select Exit to

return to the pr

evious

screen.

Payload Type. G

.711a, G.729, and G

.711u are the thr

ee Payload Types available. They ar

e listed in order of

pr

eference. To change the order

of pr

eference, select Edit

until the appr

opriate or

der of prefer

ence is displayed

on-screen.
Packet Time. You have two Pack

et Time lengths av

ailable

, Small and Large. To

change th

e time period, select

Edit until the appropriate Pac

ket Time is displayed on-screen.

DTMF Relay. You can enable or disable the DTMF Rela

y fe

ature. To enable or disa

ble the feature, select Edit. UDP

P

ort. To

add or change the UDP Port number,

select Edit

. Enter the new UDP Port number

in the new window.

Press the center selection key to

sa

ve the new

setting

, or select Exit to

return to the pr

evious

screen. RTP Port

.

To add or ch

ange the RTP Port number,

select Edit. E

nter the new RTP Port number in the new window. Press the

cen

t

er selection key to

sa

ve the new

setting

, or select Exit to

return to the pr

evious

screen.

Session Timer

. The

periodic refresh of SIP sessions through a re-INVITE or UPDA

TE request.

SI

P Format. The default format

should be set to Normal

. The other 2 choices may be used with certain SIP

Proxy Ser

vers.

To change ho

w the cursor work

s, se

lect Op

tion

. If your cursor uses the

Cl

ick

feature, the Drag & Dr

op feature will be

available. If your cu

rsor uses the Drag & Drop feature,

the Click feature will be av

ailable.

Press the left soft key to

select the

new

cursor

feat

ure

, or select Return

to return to the website.

Select Exit to return to

the Web Site

screen.

Figure 4-8

1: Ch

ange

Outbound Pr

oxy IP

Figur

e 4-82: Outbound

Proxy Port

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Web Cam

Use the IP

Phone to view video from web camer

a. On the Web Cam

screen, a list of

web cameras (if

saved) will be shown. Scroll

through th

ese choices and press the center selection key to view video.

T

o

save th

e settings

for your web camera(s), select Option

to

see menu choices, which will be

described in further detail below.

Se

lect Return

to return to

the previous menu.

Viewing a W

eb Camera

The IP Phone will display video from the web camer

a. Press the right soft key

to return to

the Web

C

a

m screen.

Op

tion

You ha

ve thes

e choice

s: Edi

t (available when you have at least one

web camera saved), Add, and

Delete (ava

ilable when you have at least

one web camera saved). The Edit

and

Add options configure

the same setti

ngs.

The Edit op

tion is used for changi

ng ex

isting entries,

while the Add option is

used

for adding new entries. Select

Return

to return

to the previous menu.

Edit. Select Edit

to edit a web camera’s infor

mat

ion: Name

, URL (web addr

ess), and Port

Number

. Scroll

through these choices, and select Edit

to c

hange a sett

ing

.

Name

. To change the Name, select Edit

. Enter the new Name in the new window. Pr

ess the

center sele

ction key to save the new information, or select

Exit to return to the previous menu.

Figure 4-83

: We

b Cam

Figur

e 4-84

: We

b

Cam

Options

URL

. To

change the URL, select Edit

. Enter the new URL in the new window

. Pr

ess the center

select

ion key to

save th

e ne

w information, or select Exit to return to the pr

evious menu.

Figure

4-85: Edit Web

Cam

Figure

4-86: Add

Web

Cam

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ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Port Number

. To c

hange the Port Number

, select Edit

. En

ter th

e new Port Number in the new wi

ndow.

Pr

ess

the

center se

lectio

n key to save the new information, or select

Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu. (If you

are not

sure ho

w to change this setti

ng, ke

ep the default, 80.)

Select Return

to return to

the Web Cam

screen.

Add

. Select Add

to create a ne

w entr

y wi

th the following in

formation: Name, URL (w

eb addr

ess), and Port

Number

. Scroll

through these choices, and select Edit

to configure

a setti

ng.

Name

. To enter the Name

, select Edit. Enter the new Name in the n e w wi

ndow. Pr

ess the center selection

key

to save the ne

w informatio

n, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu.

URL

. To

enter the UR

L, select Edit.

Enter the new URL in th

e new wi

ndow. Pr

ess the

center select

ion key t

o

save

the

new inform

ation, or se

lect Exit

to return to the previous menu.

Port Number

. To enter the Port Number, select Edit

. Enter the new Port Number in the new window.

Pr

ess

the

c

e

nter se

lectio

n key to save the new information, or select

Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu. (If you

are not

sure ho

w to change this setti

ng, ke

ep the default, 80.)

Select Return

to return to

the Web Cam

screen.

Delete. To de

lete a

n entry, scroll do

wn until it is highlig

hted.

Select

Option and then select Delete

. Then yo

u will

be

automatica

lly returned to the Web Cam screen.

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MSN

You can use MSN Messenger to send a

nd receive in

stant messages, see who is online, and edit your MSN contac

t

information. To get started, select MSN

from the Main Menu, and se

lect MSN. The wizard

will

guide you

through

the setup process.
If you need to chan

ge your MSN contact informatio

n, such as email and pa

ssword, select

Settings

from th

e MSN

menu.

SKYPE

Skype uses the Intern

et to make free Skype to Skype internatio

nal call

s. Se

lect Skype from

the Ma

in Me

nu and

se

lect Skype

to get

started. The wizard will guide you th

rough the setup process for a new or exis

ting Sk

ype

account.
If you need to change your Sk

ype contact inform

ation, such as email and passwor

d, select Settings

fr

om the

Skype menu.

Figure 4-87: MSN

Figure 4-88: Skype

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Web Site

A

li

st of web sites (if sa

ved) will be

shown. Scroll th

rough these choice

s a

nd pr

ess the ce

nter

selection key to visit the web site you want. To save fr

equent

ly visited web sites, select Option to

see menu choices, which will be

described in further detail below. Select Return

to return to

the

pr

evious menu.

Visiting a Web Site

When the web site is di

splayed, use the navigation bar belo

w the

Addr

ess

field to control the web

browser, and use the navigation pa

d to control the cursor

. Click the <=

and =>

buttons to mo

ve

between webpages. Cl

ick the red X button to stop l

oadi

ng the current webpage

. Click the green

refresh button to reload the curr

ent webpage. Click the home

button to retur

n to your homepage

.

Click the

search button to run a search . Click the smal

ler capital

A to zoom out, or c

lick the large

r

ca

pital A butto

n to

zoom in

on the we

bpage. Click the minimize

button to

the left

of

the Addr

ess

fi

eld to minimize the Address bar.

Figure 4-89: Web

Site

Figure

4-90: Visit

Web

Site

To auto-scroll, pr

ess and hold down the

center sele

ction key for two seconds until you see an orange na

vigati

on

cursor

. Then use the navigation pad to scroll up and down

the webp

age. To use the cursor as a page up and down

button, pr

ess and hold do

wn the center selection key for an addition

al two seconds until the cursor tur

ns

blue with

a “P” in the center

. T

hen use the navigation pad to mo

ve up and do

wn the webpage.

To visit a different website

, sele

ct the current web address in the Addr

ess

field

. Begi

n entering the new web

address, and a ne

w window will automatica

lly app

ear

. Whe

n you have

fi

nished entering the new web address,

pr

ess the center selection key.

You can also use the Ad

dress

drop-down menu. Se

lect the website you wa

nt. Then pr

ess the center selection key,

or select Option

and then Enter.

Figure 4-91: Auto-Scr

oll

Option

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To change ho

w the cursor work

s, se

lect Op

tion

. If your cursor uses the

Cl

ick

feature, the Drag & Dr

op feature will be

av

aila

ble. If your c

ursor uses the Drag & Dr

op feature, the click feature will be av

ailable. Press the le

ft soft key to

select the

new

cursor

feat

ure

, or select Return

to return to the website.

Select Exit to return to

the Web Site

screen.

Op

tion

You have these choices: Edit (avail

able when you have at l

east one

web site

saved), Add,

and Delete (ava

ilable

when you ha

ve at least one web si

te saved). The Edit and Add options configur

e the same setti

ngs. The Edit option

is used for changing existing

web site

entries, wh

ile

the

Add opti

on is used for saving new web site

entrie

s. Selec

t

Return

to retu

rn to the previous menu.

Edit. Select Edit

to edit a web si

te’s information: Name

, URL (web address), and Port Number . Scroll through

these choices, and select Edit

to cha

nge a

setting.

Name

. To c

hange the Name

, select Edit

. Enter the new Name in the new window

. Press the center selection

key

to save the ne

w informatio

n, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu.

URL

. To change the URL, select Edit.

Enter the new URL in the new window

. Press the center sele

ction key to

save

the

new inform

ation, or se

lect Exit

to return to the previous menu.

Port Number

. To c

hange the Port Number

, select Edit

. En

ter th

e new Port Number in the new wi

ndow.

Pr

ess

the

c

e

nter se

lectio

n key to save the new information, or select

Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu. (If you

are not

sure ho

w to change this setti

ng, ke

ep the default, 80

.)

Select Return

to return to

the Web Site

screen.

Figure

4-92: Web Site

Options

Figure

4-93: Edit Web

Site

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ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Add

. Select Add

to cr

eate a new

web site entr

y with

the follow

ing informatio

n: Name,

URL (web addr

ess), and

Port Number.

Scroll

through these choices, and select Edit

to configur

e a setti

ng.

Name

. To enter the Name

, select Edit. Enter the new Name in the n e w wi

ndow. Pr

ess the center selection

key

to save the ne

w informatio

n, or select Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu.

URL

. To

enter the URL, select Edit

. Enter the new URL in the new wi

ndow.

Press the center

se

lectio

n key to

save

the

new inform

ation, or se

lect Exit

to return to the previous menu.

Port Number

. To enter the Port Number, select Edit

. Enter the new Port Number in the new window.

Pr

ess

the

center se

lectio

n key to save the new information, or select

Exit

to return to the pr

evious menu. (If you

are not

sure ho

w to change this setti

ng, ke

ep the default, 80.)

Select Return

to return to

the Web Site

screen.

Delete. To delete a web site

, scroll down the en

tries until the web site is highl

ighted. Select Option

and then

select Delete

. Then you will be automatically returned to the Web Site

screen.

Figure 4-94: Ad

d Web

Site

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In

formation

The status inform

ation of the IP Pho

ne and its software is displayed on this read-only scre

en. Scro

ll through the

settings to view them. Select Return

to return to the previous menu.

Phone

Number

. Displayed here is the Phone Numb

er of the IP Phone.

IP

Address

. Displayed here is the

IP Addr

ess of the IP Phone.

Wireless AP

. Displayed here is the name of the wireless network use

d by

the

IP Phone

. (This is al

so known as the

SSID.)
MA

C Address

. Displayed here is the MAC Addr

ess of the IP Phone.

eBoot Version

. Displayed here is the version number of the eBoot software.

Imag

e Ve

rsion

. Displayed here is the

ve

rsion number of the image

software

.

SIP Version. Displayed here

is th

e versio

n number of the SI

P software.

UI Version

. Displayed here is the version number of the UI (User Interface) so

ftware.

Figure 4-95: Information

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ter 4: Configuring the EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

Chapter 5: For Administrators Only

Administrator Settings of the

EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi Phone

In addition to the menu choices for end users, you have acc

ess to SIP Se

ttings, Phon

e Upgrades, and Auto-

Provisioning

. Refer to the rest

of

the user guide to continue setting up the IP

Phone.

Out of the

box, you have complete access to

all se

ttings of the IP Phone. After configuring the SIP

Setting

s and Auto-Provisioning for the phone,

make sure to access the Web-based u

til

ity and tur

n on

the op

tion to

protec

t admin access for a

ll pho

nes.

Accessing the Web-based Utility

For

your convenience,

you can configure admin settings fo

r the

EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi

Phone

either on the IP phone or throug

h the Web-based uti

lity provided. The We

b-based utili

ty is

av

ailable for

both

user an

d admin-leve

l access of the IP Phone.

1. Retrieve the phone’s IP address. From

the phone, press the Meny soft key and na

vigate down to

Information and press the cente r selectio

n key.

The IP address is lo

cated here.

2. From a We

b browse

r in the Addr

ess

fiel

d, enter http:// and th

e ip address.

3. The default User Name

is admin

and the Password

is 0000

. You can change your password

later

in this util

ity or th

rough the XML confi

gur

ation file.

Chapter 5: Fo

r Ad

ministra

tors Only

Figure 5-1: Admin Login

on

Web-based utility

65

Pr

otecting Administrator Access

You will want to prote

ct admin level access fo

r all ph

ones no

t used by the ad

ministrator. Se

t this

fr

om the Web-based util

ity

. Login as the admini

strator and from t

he Admi

nistrator tab, select Ye

s

to

protec

t Pho

ne Admin Access.

Also

, become familiar with the different settings

you can confi

gur

e as an administrator using

the

web-based utility.

Out of the

box, the IP phone provides all-level acce

ss. After you choose to

protec

t

the phone (usi

ng the

web-based utilit y), then you will ne

ed to acce

ss admi

n-level

access on the IP Phone through a password.

Figure 5-2: Pr

otect Admin Access

To

gain admini

strator access on the IP Phone, first en

able the user password

thro

ugh Phone Settings. Reboot the

IP

Phone. When you po

wer the phone back on, the User

password field displ

ays. Press and hold the Call

button

for 3

seconds. The

Admin

password field displays. Enter your

Admin passwor

d, and then select OK

.

Figure

5-3: Admin

password on Phone

66

Cha

pter 5: For Administrators Only

Appendix A: Common Problem And Solutions

This appendix provides solu

tions to problems that may oc

cur during the installation a

nd operatio

n of the

EZLoop® 3rd Generation Wi-Fi

Phone. Read the descri

ption below to solve your problems. If you

can't

fi

nd an answer here, c

heck the website of your Inter

net phone

serv

ic

e provi

der or the website at www

..c

om/international.

1.

When

I make a telephone call, the call do

esn’t go throu

gh; instead, I hear a fast busy sign

al.

Go through this checklist until your problem is solved:

•

Fo

llo

w these instructio

ns to reboot your cable or DSL m

odem, IP Phone

, an

d router:

1.

Power off your cable or DSL modem by

unplugging its po

wer adapter.

2.

Power off the router

by

unplugging

it

s power adapter.

3.

Power off the IP Phone by

pr

essing and ho

ldi

ng do

wn th

e Po

wer button for two seconds.

4.

Wait 30 seconds, and then power on your cable or DSL modem by plugging its power adapter

into

an el

ectri

cal outlet.

5.

Wait 30 seconds. Po

wer on the router by plugging

it

s po

wer

adapter into an el

ectri

cal outlet.

6.

Wa

it 10 seconds. Power on the IP Phone by

pr

essing and holding down the Po

wer button for two seconds.

7.

Reboot one of yo

ur networked computers, and check for a

n ac

tive

Inter

net conn

ection.

8.

Pick up the IP Phone and tr

y your call again.

•

Set up

port forwardi

ng on your router

. You must sp

ecify that four port ranges be forwar

ded to the IP

address of the IP Phone. These four port ranges ar

e as follows: 5060-

5061 (UDP

), 53-53

(UDP),

69-

69 (UDP)

, and 10

000-2000

0 (UDP).

If you ha

ve a non- router, refer to its documentation for instructions.

A

ppendix A: Common Problem and Solutions

67

If you ha

ve a ro

uter, th

en follow these instructio

ns:

1.

On on

e of your ne

tworked computers, open

your web browser.

2.

Access the Router’s We

b-ba

sed Uti

lity by

going to http://

192.168.1.1 or

the IP address of the

Router.

3.

A login screen wi

ll app

ear

. Leave the User Name

fiel

d blank. Enter the Router’s

passwor

d (the

default is admin

) in

the Password

fi

eld. Then cl

ick the OK

button.

4.

Click the App

lications & Gaming

ta

b, and then c

lick the Port Ra

nge Forwarding tab.

5.

For each port range you must specify, enter a di

fferent na

me in the Application

field. Then enter the

number or

range of ex

ter

nal port(s) used by

the IP Phone.

6.

Select the protocol you will be using,

UDP.

7.

Enter the IP addr

ess of the IP Phone

. For example ,

if th

e IP Phone’s IP address is 192.168.1.100, you

would enter 100 in the field provi

ded.

8.

Repeat st

eps 5-7 until you ha

ve entered al

l four port ranges for the IP Phone.

Ap

plication

Start and End Protocol

IP Addr

ess

Enable

Internet ph

one 1 5060 to 5061

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

X

Internet ph

one 2

53 to 53

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

X

Internet ph

one 3

69 to 69

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

X

Internet ph

one 4

10000 to 20000

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

9.

Check the Enable

op

tion for the port serv

ices you want to use.

10. When you have completed the configuration, c

lick the Save

Settings bu

tton.

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2.

When

I’m on a telephone call, words are dr

opped

intermittently.

Go through this checklist until your problem is solved:

•

Are you using a wireless ro

uter and cordless phone?

If so,

the router and cordless phone may be using

the same fr

equency and interfere with each other

. Move the cordless phone farthe

r aw

ay from the

router.

•

There may be heavy network activity, particularly if you are running a serv

er or using a fi

le shar

ing

program. Try to

limit network or Internet activity during any Intern

et telephone call

. For example,

if you are

running a fi

le shar

ing prog

ram, fi

les may be upload

ing in the background even though you are not

do

wnloading any files, so make sure you exit t

he progra

m before you make an Internet phone call.

•

There may not be enough bandwidth available for your In

ter

net phone call. You may want to test your

bandwidth using one of the bandwidth tests availabl

e online

. If necessary, access your serv

ice account at

your Inter

net phone serv

ice provider’s

website, and reduce the bandwidth

requirements for your

serv

ice.

Fo

r more infor

mation, refe

r to your In

ter

net phone serv

ice provider’s

website.

•

There may be too many wirele

ss ro

uters or access points in your location using the same broadcast

c

hannel. Tr

y changi

ng the c

hannel that your wire

less router or access point uses; refer to the

documentation of your

router or

access po

int for

instructions.

3.

The IP Phone do

es not ring, and

my calls au

tomatically go to v

oicemail.

Go through this checklist until your problem is solved:

•

Check the ringer volume

on the IP Phone

, and make sure it is set to an audible le

vel.

•

Fo

llo

w these instructio

ns to reboot your cable or DSL m

odem, IP Phone

, an

d router:

1.

Power off your cable or DSL modem by

unplugging its po

wer adapter.

2.

Power off the router

by

unplugging

it

s power adapter.

3.

Power off the IP Phone by

pr

essing and ho

ldi

ng do

wn th

e Po

wer button for two seconds.

4.

Wait 30 seconds, and then power on your cable or DSL modem by plugging its power adapter

into

an el

ectri

cal outlet.

5.

Wait 30 seconds. Po

wer on the router by plugging

it

s po

wer

adapter into an el

ectri

cal outlet.

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Phone

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6.

Wa

it 10 seconds. Power on the IP Phone by pr

essing and holding down the Po

wer button for

two seconds.

7.

Reboot one of yo

ur networked computers, and check for a

n ac

tive

Inter

net conn

ection.

•

Set up

port forwardi

ng on your router

. You must sp

ecify that four port ranges be forwar

ded to the IP

address of the IP Phone. These four port ranges ar

e as follows: 5060-

5061 (UDP

), 53-53

(UDP),

69-

69 (UDP)

, and 10

000-2000

0 (UDP).

Note: By default, the IP Phone uses a d

ynamic IP a

ddr

ess assigned by

your router. For port forwarding

,

you may need to as

sign a static IP address to

the

IP Phone.

Co

ntact your Internet

ph

one service

provide

r

for assistance.
If you ha

ve a non- router, re

fer to its documentation fo

r instruct

ions. If you ha

ve a router, then follow

these instructions:

1.

On on

e of your ne

tworked computers, open

your web browser.

2.

Access the Router’s We

b-ba

sed Uti

lity by

going to http://

192.168.1.1 or

the IP address of the

Router.

3.

A login screen wi

ll app

ear

. Leave the User Name

fiel

d blank. Enter the Router’s

passwor

d (the

default is admin

) in

the Password

fi

eld. Then cl

ick the OK

button.

4.

Click the App

lications & Gaming

ta

b, and then c

lick the Port Ra

nge Forwarding tab.

5.

For each port range you must specify, enter a di

fferent na

me in the Application

field. Then enter the

number or

range of ex

ter

nal port(s) used by

the IP Phone.

6.

Select the protocol you will be using,

UDP.

7.

Enter the IP addr

ess of the IP Phone

. For example ,

if th

e IP Phone’s IP address is 192.168.1.100, you

would enter 100 in the field provi

ded.

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8.

Repeat st

eps 5-7 until you ha

ve entered al

l four port ranges for the IP Phone.

Application

Start and End

Protocol

IP Addr

ess

Enable

Inter

net phone 1 5060 to 5061

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

X

Inter

net phone 2

53 to 53

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

X

Inter

net phone 3

69 to 69

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

X

Inter

net phone 4

10000 to 20000

UDP

(IP

address of IP Phone)

9.

Check the Enable

op

tion for the port serv

ices you want to use.

10. When you have completed the configuration, c

lick the Save

Settings bu

tton.

4.

The pow

er LE

D does not light up.

Go through this checklist until your problem is solved:

•

Remove the IP Phone’

s ba

tter

y from its co

mpartment. Wait five seconds while

the

IP Phone resets itself.

Insert the batter

y and power on the IP Phone.

•

You may be using the wrong po

wer adapter

. Make

sure the powe

r adapter you are using is the one

included with th

e IP Phone.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I make ca

lls if my In

ternet connection

is down?

No

. Your high-speed Internet co

nne

ction must be active when you make Internet phone calls.

Can I use

th

e IP Ph

one to make a call an

d br

owse the Intern

et at the same time?

No

. Th

e IP Phone supports either call

ing or web browsing,

not both at the same

time. However

, you can receive a

ca

ll while

we

b browsing with the IP Ph

one. Also

, you can make calls with the

IP Phone whil

e browsing the Inter

net

on your computer

. Please

note that yo

ur web browsing may affect the qu

alit

y of your telephone call, depending on

the amount of upstream data tr

affic passing through your Internet connection.

Can I r

eceive calls while my netw

ork

is down?

You cannot dire

ctl

y receive calls while your network is do

wn. However , your

Inter

net phone serv

ice account may

allow

yo

u to

forward calls to

a di

ffer

ent telephone numb

er, such as a cellular phone number.

For more

infor

mation,

visit the website of your Internet

phone service provider.

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Appendix B: Glossary

Th

is glossary contains some basic netw

orking term

s you may come across when using this product. For more advanced

terms, see

the complete

gl

ossary

at http://www.

.com/glo

ssary.

Acce

ss Point - A device that allows wireless-equi

pped

computers and other devices to communicate with a wired network.

Also

used to expand the range of a wireless network.

Ad-hoc - A group of wireless devices communica

ting direct

ly with each other (peer-to

-peer) with

out the use of an access

point.
Bandwidth

- The transmission capacity of a given device or netw

ork.
Bit - A binary digit.
B

oot - To start a device and cause it

to start executing instructions.

Broadb

and - An always-on

, fast Inter

net connection.

Browser - An appl

ication program that provides a way

to l

ook at and interact with

all

the information on

the World Wide Web.

Byte - A unit of data that is usually eigh

t bits long

Cable Modem

- A device that connects a computer to

the cable television network, which in tur

n connects to the Internet.

Default Gateway - A device that forw

ards Intern

et tr

affic from your local area network.

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configura

tion P

rotocol) - A networking protocol that all ows

administrators

to assign temporary IP

addres

ses to network computers by “leasi

ng” an IP address to a user for a limited amount of time

, instead of assigning

per

m

anent IP addr

esses.

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ppendix B: Glossary

73

DMZ (Demi

litarized Z

one) - Remove

s the Router's firewall protection from one PC

, allowing it to be “s

een” from the In

ternet.

DNS (Domain Name Ser

ver) - The IP address of yo

ur ISP's

server

, which tr

anslates the name

s of websites into IP addre

sses

.

Domain

- A specific

name for a netw

ork of

computers.

Downl

oad

- To receiv

e a fi

le tr

ansmitte

d over a ne

twork.

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) - An always

-on broadband connection ov

er tr

aditional ph

one lines.

Dynamic IP Addr

ess

- A temporar

y IP address assigned by a DHCP server.

En

cryption

- Encoding data tr

ansmitted in a network.

Ethernet

- IEEE stan

dard network protocol that specifies how data is placed on and retrieved

from a common transmission

medium.
Firmwar

e - The programming code tha

t runs a networking device.

FTP (File T

ransfer P

roto

col) - A protocol us

ed to tr

ansfer file

s over a TCP/IP network.

Full Duplex

- The abi

lity

of a netw

orki

ng device

to receive and transmit data simultaneously.

Gateway

- A device that inter

connects netw

orks with di

fferent, incompatible communications protocols.

Half Duplex

- Data tr

ansmission that can occu

r in two directions over a single line, but only one direction at a time. HTTP

(

H

yperText Transport P

rotocol) - The communications protocol used to conn

ect to servers

on the Wo

rld Wide Web.

Infrastr

ucture - A wireless network that is bridged to

a wired ne

twork vi

a an access

point.

IP (Internet P

rotocol) - A protocol used to send data over a network.

IP Addr

ess - The address

used to identify a computer or device on a netw

ork.

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Glo

ssary

ISP (I

nternet Service Provider) - A company that provides access to the Intern

et.

ITSP (I

nternet Telepony S

ervice Provider) - A compan

y that provides vo

ice

over I

nternet

protocol serv

ices.
LAN - The computers and networking products that make up your local network.
MAC (Media Access Control) A

ddr

ess

- The unique address that a manufac

tur

er assigns to eac

h networking

device.

Mbps (M

egaBits Per Second) - One million bits per second; a unit of measur

ement for data tr

ans

mis

sion.
Netw

ork

- A series of computers or devi ces co

nnected for the purpose of data shar

ing

, storage,

and/or transmission between

users.
Packet - A unit of data sent over a netw

ork.

Passphr

ase

- Used much like a pass

wor

d, a passphr

ase simplifies the

WEP encr

yption proc

ess by

automatically ge

nerating

the

WEP encr

yption keys for products.

Port

- The connection point on a compute

r or networking device used for plugging in cables or adapters.

RJ-45 (R

egistered Jack-45)

- An

Ether

net connector that holds up to eight wires.

R

oaming - The abi

lity

to take a wireless de

vice from

one

acce

ss point's range to another without losing

the connection.

Ro

uter

- A networ

king device that conne

cts multiple netw

orks

together.

Server

- Any computer whose function in a network is to provide us

er access to files, printi

ng, communications, and other

serv

ices.

SSID (Service Set IDentifier) - Your wireless netw

ork's

name.

Static IP Addr

ess

- A fixed addr

ess assigned to a comp

uter or device that is connected to a network.

Static Routing -

Forwar

ding data in a network via a fixed path.

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Phone

75

Su

bnet Mask

- An address code that determines

the size of the network.

Switch - 1. A data sw

itch that

connects computing devices to host computers, allowi

ng a

large number of devices to shar

e a

limited number of ports. 2. A device fo

r making, br

eak

ing, or

cha

ngin

g the connections in an el

ectrical

circuit.

TCP (Tra

nsmission Control P

rotocol) - A network protocol for transmitting data that

r

e

quires ac

knowledgement from the re

cipient of data sent.

TCP/IP (Tra

nsmission Control Protocol/Internet P

rotocol) - A set of inst

ructions PCs use to communicate over a netw

ork.

Telnet

- A user c

ommand and TCP/IP protocol used for accessing remote PCs.

TFTP (Trivial File Transfer P

rotocol) - A ve

rsio

n of the TCP/IP FT

P protocol that has no director

y or password capability.

Throug

hput

- The amou

nt of data mo

ved successfu

lly from one node to another in a given time period.

Topology

- Th

e phy

sical layout of a network.

TX Rate - Transmissi

on Rate.

Upgrade

- To replac

e exis

ting software or firmware with

a newer version.

Upload

- To tr

ans

mit a file over a network.

URL (U

niform Resource Locator)

- The address of a

file

located on the Internet.

WA

N (W

ide Area N

etwork)-

Th

e I

nternet.

WEP (Wired E

quivalent P

rivacy) - A met

hod of encrypting network data tr

ansmitted on a

wireless network for grea

ter secu

rity. WLAN (W

ireless L

ocal

Area Network) - A group of

computers and associated devices that communi

cate with eac

h other

wirelessly.

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Appendix B:

Glo

ssa

ry