Flying Voice FWR9202, G802, G701P, G702P, G700P User Manual
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The FWR9202
High Speed Router
V1.0
User’s Guide
indoor use only
V1.0
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Table of Contents
1 Preface..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Declaration of Conformity...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
1.1.1 Part 15 FCC Rules................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.2 Class B Digital Device or Perpheral........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
1.2 GNU GPL Information........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
2 Overview..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
2.1 FWR9202.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
2.2 LED Indicators.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
2.2.1 FWR9202 LED Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
2.3 Hardware Installation...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
2.4 Voice Prompt......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
3 Configuring Basic Settings............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1 Two-Level Management....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
3.2 Accessing Web Page..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
3.2.1 From LAN port......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
3.2.2 From WAN port.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
3.3 Web Page........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
3.4 Setting up the Time Zone.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
3.5 Setting up the Internet Connection.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
3.6 Setting up the Wireless Connection...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
3.6.1 Enable Wireless and Setting SSID........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
3.6.2 Encryption..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
3.7 Register.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
3.7.1 Get the Accounts....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
3.7.2 Connections........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
3.7.3 Configuration SIP from Webpage..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
3.7.4 View the Register Status........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
3.8 Make Call...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
3.8.1 Calling phone or extension numbers..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
3.8.2 Direct IP calls.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
3.8.3 Call Hold................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
3.8.4 Blind Transfer........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
3.8.5 Attended Transfer.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21
3.8.6 Conference.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
4 Web Configuration.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
4.1 Login.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
4.2 Status..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
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4.3 Network&Security.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
4.3.1 WAN......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
4.3.2 LAN....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
4.3.3 MAC Clone............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
4.3.4 VPN........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
4.3.5 DMZ.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
4.3.6 DDNS Setting........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
4.3.7 Port Forward.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
4.3.8 Advance................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
4.3.9 Port Setting............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 33
4.3.10 QoS......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................34
4.3.11 Routing................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................34
4.4 Wireless..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
4.4.1 Basic.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
4.4.2 Wireless Security................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
4.4.3 WMM.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................40
4.4.4 WDS.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................40
4.4.5 WPS....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
4.4.6 Station Info............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
4.4.7 Advanced............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 42
4.5 Wireless 5G........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
4.5.1 Basic.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
4.5.2 Wireless Security................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
4.5.3 WMM.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46
4.5.4 WDS.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46
4.5.5 WPS....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
4.5.6 Station Info............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 47
4.5.7 Advanced............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
4.6 SIP......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................48
4.6.1 SIP Settings............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................48
4.6.2 VoIP Qos................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 49
4.7 FXS1.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 50
4.7.1 SIP Account........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
4.7.2 Preferences.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................54
4.7.3 Dial Plan.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................57
4.7.4 Blacklist................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 59
4.7.5 Call Log................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 59
4.8 FXS2.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 61
4.9 Security.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 61
4.9.1 Filtering Setting..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
4.9.2 Content Filtering....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................62
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4.10 Application......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................63
4.10.1 UPnP....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................63
4.10.2 IGMP...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................63
4.10.3 MLD....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................64
4.11 Storage.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................64
4.11.1 Disk Management............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
4.11.2 FTP Setting..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65
4.11.3 Smb Setting.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65
4.12 Administration.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................66
4.12.1 Management........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................66
4.12.2 Firmware Upgrade.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 69
4.12.3 Provision............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 69
4.12.4 SNMP..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................70
4.12.5 TR069..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................71
4.12.6 Diagnoisis............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................72
4.12.7 Operation Mode.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 72
4.13 System Log......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73
4.14 Logout............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
4.15 Reboot............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 74
5 Trouble shooting of the guide........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 75
5.1 Setting your PC gets IP automatically...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................75
5.2 Can not connect to the configuration Website.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 76
5.3 Forget the Password...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................76
5.4 Fast Bridge Setting.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................76
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1Preface
1.1 Declaration of Conformity
1.1.1 Part 15 FCC Rules
1.1.2 Class B Digital Device or Perpheral
V1.0
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1.
1.
Reorient
Reorientoror
relocate
relocate
the
the
receiving
receiving
antenna.
antenna.
2.
2.
Increase
Increase
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the
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separation
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between
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1.2 GNU GPL Information
V1.0
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2Overview
2.1 FWR9202
FWR9202
FWR9202
WAN
WAN
1xGE
1xGEinin
RJ45
RJ45
LAN
LAN
4xGE
4xGEinin
RJ45
RJ45
WiFi
WiFi
2X2
2X2
2.4G
2.4G
802.11
802.11
b/g/n(300
b/g/n(300
Mbps)
Mbps)
2X2
2X25G5G
802.11ac
802.11ac
(867
(867
Mbps)
Mbps)
USB
USB1X1X
USB
USB
2.0
2.0
VoIP
VoIP
2xFXS
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RJ11
RJ11
PoE
PoENoNo
Yes
Yes
Power
Power
Adapter
Adapter
12V/2A
12V/2A
15V/3A
15V/3A
2.2 LED Indicators
2.2.1 FWR9202 LED Indicators
V1.0
Before
Before
you
you
use
use
the
the
high
high
speed
speed
router,
router,
please
please
get
acquainted
get
acquainted
with
with
the
the
LED
LED
indicators
indicators
and
connectors
and
connectors
first.
first.
Trade
Trade
Mark:
Mark:
Flyingvoive..
Flyingvoive
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Front Panel
LED
Status
Explanation
PHONE
PHONE
1/2
1/2
Blinking(Green)
Blinking(Green)
Not
Not
registered.
registered.
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(Green)
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access
access
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ready.
ready.
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traffic
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1/2/3/4
OnOn(Green)
(Green)
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port
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disconnected.
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router
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off.
Rear Panel
Interfac
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Description
ON/OFF
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Power
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Switch.
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DC
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V/2A
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for
foraa
power
power
adapter.
adapter.
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FXS
Connect
Connecttoto
the
the
phone.
phone.
WAN
WAN
Connector
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for
for
accessing
accessing
the
the
Internet.
Internet.
LAN
LAN
(1/2/3/4)
(1/2/3/4)
Connectors
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for
for
local
local
networked
networked
devices.
devices.
FWR9202 Front Panel
V1.0
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2.3 Hardware Installation
Warning: Please do not attempt to use other different power adapter or cut off power supply during configuration or updating the device VoIP home
gateway. Using other power adapter may damage the device and will void the manufacturer warranty.
Warning: changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
V1.0
Before
Before
Step1.1.
Step
Step2.2.
Step
Step3.3.
Step
Step4.4.
Step
Step
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startingtoto
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configure
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the
wall
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directly.
directly.
electricity.
electricity.
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2.4 Voice Prompt
any
Operation
Operation
code
code
Contents
Contents
1
1
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““11””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report
the
the
current
current
WAN
WAN
port
port
connection
connection
type
type
Step
Step
3.Prompt
3.Prompt
"Please
"Please
enter
enter
password
password””,,
user
user
need
needtoto
input
input
password
password
with
with
end
end
char
char##ifif
user
user
want
wanttoto
configuration
configuration
WAN
WAN
2
2
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1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““22””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report
current
current
WAN
WAN
Port
PortIPIP
Address
Address
Step
Step
3.Input
3.Input
the
the
new
new
WAN
WAN
port
portIPIP
address
address
and
and
with
with
the
the
end
end
char
char#,#,
using
using““**””toto
replace
replace““..””,,
user
user
can
can
input
input
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set
set
the
the
new
newIPIP
address
address
192.168.20.168
192.168.20.168
press
press##
key
keytoto
indicate
indicate
that
that
you
you
have
have
finished
finished
Step
Step
4.Report
4.Report““
operation
operation
successful
successful””ifif
user
user
operation
operation
properly.
properly.
3
3
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““33””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report
current
current
WAN
WAN
port
port
subnet
subnet
mask
mask
Step
Step
3.Input
3.Inputaa
new
new
WAN
WAN
port
port
subnet
subnet
mask
mask
and
and
with
with
the
the
end
end
char
char##
using
using““**””toto
replace
replace““..””,,
user
user
can
can
input
input
255*255*255*0
255*255*255*0toto
set
set
the
the
new
new
WAN
WAN
port
port
subnet
subnet
mask
mask
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
press
press##
key
keytoto
indicate
indicate
that
that
you
you
have
have
finished
finished
3)3)Report
Report““
operation
operation
successful
successful””ifif
user
user
operation
operation
properly.
properly.
4
4
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““44””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report
current
current
gateway
gateway
Step
Step
3.Input
3.Input
the
the
new
new
gateway
gateway
and
and
with
with
the
the
end
end
char
char##
using
using““**””toto
replace
replace““..””,,
user
user
can
can
input
input
192*168*20*1
192*168*20*1toto
set
set
the
the
new
new
gateway
gateway
192.168.20.1
192.168.20.1
press
press##
(pound)
(pound)
key
keytoto
indicate
indicate
that
that
you
you
have
have
finished
finished
3)3)Report
Report““
operation
operation
successful
successful””ifif
user
user
operation
operation
properly.
properly.
InInany
circumstance,
circumstance,
press
press
ing
ing
the
the
following
following
commandtoto
command
enter
enter
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relevant
relevant
function.TThehe
function.
following
following
table
table
lists
lists
command,
command,
and
description.
and
description.
V1.0
Voice
Voice
Menu
Menu
Setting
Setting
Options
Options
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5
5
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““55””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report
current
current
DNS
DNS
Step
Step
3.Input
3.Input
the
the
new
new
DNS
DNS
and
and
with
with
the
the
end
end
char
char##
using
using““**””toto
replace
replace““..””,,
user
user
can
can
input
input
192*168*20*1
192*168*20*1toto
set
set
the
the
new
new
gateway
gateway
192.168.20.1
192.168.20.1
press
press##
(pound)
(pound)
key
keytoto
indicate
indicate
that
that
you
you
have
have
finished
finished
3)3)Report
Report““
operation
operation
successful
successful””ifif
user
user
operation
operation
properly.
properly.
6
6
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““66””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report““
Factory
Factory
Reset
Reset””
Step
Step
3.Prompt
3.Prompt
"Please
"Please
enter
enter
password",
password",
the
the
method
methodofof
inputting
inputting
password
passwordisis
the
the
same
sameasas
operation
operation1.1.
IfIfyou
you
want
wanttoto
quit
quitbyby
the
the
wayside,
wayside,
press
press““**””..
Step
Step
4.Prompt
4.Prompt““
operation
operation
successful
successful””ifif
password
passwordisis
right
right
and
and
then
then
FWR9202
FWR9202
will
willbebe
factory
factory
setting.
setting.
7
7
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““77””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report““
Reboot
Reboot””
Step
Step
3.Prompt
3.Prompt
"Please
"Please
enter
enter
password",
password",
the
the
method
methodofof
inputting
inputting
password
passwordisis
same
sameasas
operation
operation1.1.
Step
Step4.4.
FWR9202
FWR9202
will
will
reboot
rebootifif
password
passwordisis
right
right
and
and
operation
operationisis
properly.
properly.
8
8
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““88””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report““
WAN
WAN
Port
Port
Login
Login””
Step
Step
3.Prompt
3.Prompt
"Please
"Please
enter
enter
password",
password",
the
the
method
methodofof
inputting
inputting
password
passwordisis
same
sameasas
operation
operation1.1.
IfIfyou
you
want
wanttoto
quit
quitbyby
the
the
wayside,
wayside,
press
press““**””..
Step
Step
4.Report
4.Report““
operation
operation
successful
successful””ifif
user
user
operation
operation
properly.
properly.
Step
Step
5.Prompt
5.Prompt““
1enable
1enable
2disable
2disable””
,choose
,choose11oror2,2,
and
and
with
with
confirm
confirm
char
char##
9
9
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““99””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report““
WEB
WEB
Access
Access
Port
Port””
Step
Step
3.Prompt
3.Prompt““
Please
Please
enter
enter
password
password””,,
the
the
method
methodofof
inputting
inputting
password
passwordisis
same
sameasas
operation
operation1.1.
Step
Step
4.Report
4.Report““
operation
operation
successful
successful””ifif
user
user
operation
operation
properly.
properly.
Step
Step
5.Report
5.Report
the
the
current
current
WEB
WEB
Access
Access
Port
Port
Step
Step
6.Set
6.Set
the
the
new
new
WEB
WEB
access
access
port
port
and
and
with
with
end
end
char
char##
0
0
Step
Step
1.Pick
1.Pickupup
phone
phone
and
and
press
press““
****
****””toto
start
start
IVR
IVR
Step
Step
2.Choose
2.Choose““00””,,
and
and
FWR9202
FWR9202
report
report
current
current
Firmware
Firmware
version
version
V1.0
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Notice:
1.1.When
When
using
using
Voice
Voice
Menu,
Menu,
press
press**
(star)
(star)toto
return
return
the
the
main
main
menu.
menu.
2.2.IfIfany
any
changes
changes
made
madeinin
the
theIPIP
assignment
assignment
mode,
mode,
please
please
reboot
reboot
the
the
FWR9202
FWR9202toto
take
take
the
the
setting
setting
into
into
effect.
effect.
3.3.When
When
enter
enterIPIP
address
addressoror
subnet
subnet
mask,
mask,
use
use““**””
(Star)
(Star)toto
replace
replace““..””
(Dot)
(Dot)..
4.4.For
For
example,
example,toto
enter
enter
the
theIPIP
address
address
192.168.
192.168.2020.1.15959byby
keypad,
keypad,
press
press
these
these
keys:
keys:
192
192**
168
168
*20*
*20*11
59,use
59,use
the
the
#(pound)
#(pound)
key
keytoto
indicate
indicate
that
that
you
you
5.5.#(pound)
#(pound)
key
keytoto
indicate
indicate
that
that
you
you
have
have
finish
finish
entering
entering
the
theIPIP
address
addressoror
subnet
subnet
mask
mask
6.6.When
When
assigning
assigningIPIP
address
addressinin
Static
StaticIPIP
mode,
mode,
setting
settingIPIP
address,
address,
subnet
subnet
mask
mask
and
and
default
default
gateway
gatewayisisaa
must.
must.IfIfinin
DHCP
DHCP
mode,
mode,
please
please
make
make
7.7.The
The
default
default
LAN
LAN
port
portIPIP
address
addressofof
FWR9202
FWR9202isis
192.168.
192.168.
1.1
1.1
and
anddodo
not
not
set
set
the
the
WAN
WAN
port
portIPIP
address
addressofof
FWR9202
FWR9202inin
the
the
same
same
network
network
8.8.You
You
can
can
enter
enter
the
the
password
passwordbyby
phone
phone
keypad,
keypad,
the
the
matching
matching
table
table
between
between
number
number
and
and
letters
lettersasas
follows:
follows:
ToToinput:
input:D,D,E,E,F,F,d,d,e,e,ff----
press
press‘‘33’’
ToToinput:
input:G,G,H,H,I,I,g,g,h,h,ii----
press
press‘‘44’’
ToToinput:
input:J,J,K,K,L,L,j,j,k,k,ll----
press
press‘‘55’’
ToToinput:
input:M,M,N,N,O,O,m,m,n,n,oo----
press
press‘‘66’’
ToToinput:
input:P,P,Q,Q,R,R,S,S,p,p,q,q,r,r,ss----
press
press‘‘77’’
ToToinput:
input:T,T,U,U,V,V,t,t,u,u,vv----
press
press‘‘88’’
ToToinput:
input:W,W,X,X,Y,Y,Z,Z,w,w,x,x,y,y,zz----
press
press‘‘99’’
ToToinput
input
all
all
other
other
characters
charactersinin
the
the
administrator
administrator
password-----press
password-----press‘‘00’’,,
E.g.
E.g.
password
passwordisis‘‘
admin-admin
admin-admin’’,,
press
press‘‘
236460263
236460263’’
Notice:
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V1.0
have
have
sure
sure
segmentofof
segment
finished
finished
that
DHCP
that
DHCP
entering
entering
SERVERisis
SERVER
LAN
portofof
LAN
port
theIPIP
the
FWR9202,,
FWR9202
address..
address
availableinin
available
your
your
otherwiseitit
otherwise
existing
existing
may
may
broadband
broadband
leadtoto
lead
the
the
connectiontoto
connection
FWR9202
FWR9202
failtoto
fail
which
which
work
work
WAN
WAN
properly.
properly.
portofof
port
FWR9202isis
FWR9202
connected.
connected.
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3Configuring Basic Settings
3.1 Two-Level Management
This
3.2 Accessing Web Page
3.2.1 From LAN port
1.1.Make
Make
sure
sure
your
yourPCPC
have
have
connect
connectededtoto
the
the
router
router’’ss
LAN
LAN
port
port
correctly.
correctly.
2.2.Open
Openaa
web
web
browser
browseronon
your
yourPCPC
and
and
type
type
http://192.168.
http://192.168.11
.1.
.1.
The
The
following
following
window
window
will
willbebe
open
opentoto
ask
ask
for
for
username
username
and
and
password
password
,and
,and
you
you
3.3.For
For
administrator
administrator
mode
mode
operation,
operation,
please
please
type
type““
admin/admin
admin/admin””onon
Username/Password
Username/Password
and
and
click
click
Login
Logintoto
configuration.
configuration.
Yet,
Yet,
for
for
root
root
user
user
4.4.The
The
web
web
page
page
can
canbebe
logged
logged
out
out
after
after55
minutes
minutes
without
without
any
any
operation.
operation.
chapter
This
chapter
successfully.
successfully.
explains
explains
howtoto
how
setupaa
setup
password
password
foranan
for
administrator/
administrator/
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root
user
and
root
user
and
howtoto
how
adjust
adjust
basic/advanced
basic/advanced
settings
settings
for
accessing
for
accessing
Internet
Internet
FWR9202
FWR9202
Username/Password
Username/Password
and
click
and
click
can
can
supports
supports
Login
Login
choose
choose
button
button
Notice: You may either simply set up your computer to get IP dynamically from the router or set up the IP address of the computer to be the same subnet as the default IP
address of router is 192.168.1.1. For the detailed information, please refer to the later section - Trouble shooting of the guide.
language..
language
two-level
two-level
and
click
and
click
for
full
for
full
management:
management:
Login
Login
configuration.
configuration.
buttontoto
button
administrator
administrator
configuration.WW
configuration.
and
and
user.
user.
hilefforor
hile
For
administrator
For
administrator
user
user
mode
mode
mode
mode
operation,
operation,
operation,
operation,
please
please
type““
type
please
please
user//
user
type““
type
user””onon
user
admin/admin””onon
admin/admin
Username/Password
Username/Password
mode
mode
operation,
operation,
Notice: If you fail to access to the web configuration, please go to “Trouble
please
please
Shooting” for detecting and solving your problem.
type““
type
user//
user
user””onon
user
Username/Password
Username/Password
and
click
click
Login
Login
and
for
for
full
configuration.
full
configuration.
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3.2.2 From WAN port
1.1.Make
Make
sure
sure
your
yourPCPC
can
can
connect
connecttoto
the
the
router
router’’ss
WAN
WAN
port
port
correctly.
correctly.
2.2.Get
Get
ting
ting
the
theIPIP
addresses
addressesofof
WAN
WAN
port
port
using
using
Voice
Voice
prompt.
prompt.
3.3.Open
Openaa
web
web
browser
browseronon
your
yourPCPC
and
and
type
type
http://
http://
the
theIPIP
address
addressofof
WAN
WAN
port
port..
The
The
following
following
window
window
will
willbebe
open
opentoto
ask
ask
for
for
username
username
and
4.4.For
For
administrator
administrator
mode
mode
operation,
operation,
please
please
type
type““
admin/admin
admin/admin””onon
Username/Password
Username/Password
and
and
click
click
Login
Logintoto
configuration.
configuration.
Yet,
Yet,
for
for
root
root
5.5.The
The
web
web
page
page
can
canbebe
logged
logged
out
out
after
after55
minutes
minutes
without
without
any
any
operation.
operation.
password.
and
password.
user
user
mode
mode
operation,
operation,
Notice: If you fail to access to the web configuration, please go to “Trouble
Shooting” for detecting and solving your problem.
please
please
type““
type
user//
user
user””onon
user
Username/Password
Username/Password
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and
click
and
click
Login
Login
for
for
full
configuration.
full
configuration.
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3.3 Web Page
NO.
Field
Name
Description
1
Navigati
on bar
Click navigation bar, many
sub-navigation bar will appear in
the place 2
2
Title
Click sub-navigation bar to
choose one configuration page
3
Paramet
er
To configuration the parameters
1.Every time making some
changes, user should press this
button to confirm the changes.
2.After pressing the button, the
red
will appear to notice rebooting.
To cancel the changes.
Press it to reboot the router
3.4 Setting up the Time Zone
V1.0
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Open Administration/Management webpage as shown left, please
select the Time Zone for the router installed and specify the NTP
server and set the update interval in NTP synchronization.
3.5 Setting up the Internet Connection
Field Name
Description
Connect Name
Use keywords to indicate WAN port service model
Service
Chose the service mode.
IP Protocol Version
Only IPv4 for FWR9202
INTERNET
Choose Internet connection mode.
NAT Enable
If or not enable NAT.
VLAN Mode
If or not enable VLAN Mode.
VLAN ID
Set the VLAN ID.
802.1p
Set the priority of VLAN, Options are 0~7.
DNS Mode
The default is Manual.
Primary DNS
Address
The primary DNS of Internet port.
Secondary DNS
Address
The secondary DNS of Internet port.
Port Bind
Port bind is used for binding the service for different
LAN ports and SSIDs.
V1.0
From
From
refertoto
refer
WAN
WAN
5.3
5.3
page,
page,
section.
section.
multi
multi
wan
connection
wan
connection
couldbebe
could
builtoror
built
deteted.IfIf
deteted.
you
you
wanttoto
want
know
know
more
more
information
information
about
about
Internet
Internet
Connection
Connection
setting,
setting,
please
please
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3.6 Setting up the Wireless Connection
3.6.1 Enable Wireless and Setting SSID
Field Name
Description
Radio On/Off
Select “Radio Off” to disable wireless.
Select “Radio on”to enable wireless.
Network Mode
Choose one network mode from the drop
down list.
SSID
The name of the wireless name, it can be any
text numbers or various special characters.
Multiple
SSSD1-3
Set more wireless network.
Frequency
Choose channel frequency.
3.6.2 Encryption
V1.0
setupup
ToToset
Open
Open
the
wireless
the
wireless
Wireless/Basic
Wireless/Basic
connection,
connection,
webpageasas
webpage
please
please
shown
shown
skip
skip
below
below
the
the
following
following
stepss..
step
Open
Open
Wireless/Wireless
Wireless/Wireless
Security
Security
webpagetoto
webpage
set
set
the
encryptionofof
the
encryption
routers.
routers.
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Field Name
Description
SSID Choice
Choose one SSID from Off-premises 1,
off-premises 2 and Premises.
Security
Mode
Select an appropriate encryption mode to improve
the security and privacy of your wireless data
packets.
Each encryption mode will bring out different web
page and ask you to offer additional configuration.
3.7 Register
3.7.1 Get the Accounts
3.7.2 Connections
V1.0
FWR9202
FWR9202
provider..
provider
Connect
Connect
haveaa
have
FWR9202toto
FWR9202
FXS
FXS
port,
port,
the
the
you
you
Internet
Internet
can
useitittoto
can
use
properly
properly
make
make
SIP
SIP
call,
call,
and
and
before
before
registering,
registering,
you
you
should
should
get
get
the
the
SIP
SIP
account
account
from
from
you
administratororor
you
administrator
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3.7.3 Configuration SIP from Webpage
Step
Step
1.Open
1.Open
FXS1(FXS2)/
FXS1(FXS2)/
SIP
SIP
Account
Account
webpage,
webpage,asas
the
the
picture
pictureinin
the
the
right
right
side.
side.
Step
Step
2.Fill
2.Fill
the
the
SIP
SIP
Server
Server
domain
domain
and
and
SIP
SIP
Server
Server
address
address
(which
(which
get
get
from
from
you
you
administrator
administratororor
provider)
provider)
into
into
Domain
Domain
Name
Name
parameter,
parameter,
into
into
SIP
SIP
Server
Server
Step
Step
3.Fill
3.Fill
account
account
which
which
get
get
from
from
you
you
administrator
administrator
into
into
Display
Display
Name
Name
parameter,
parameter,
Phone
Phone
Number
Number
parameter,
parameter,
and
and
Account
Account
parameter.
parameter.
Step
Step
4.Fill
4.Fill
password
password
which
which
get
get
from
from
you
you
administrator
administrator
into
into
Password
Password
parameter.
parameter.
Step
Step
5.Press
5.Press
button
buttoninin
the
the
bottom
bottomofof
the
the
webpage
webpagetoto
save
save
changes.
changes.
Note:
Note:ifif
there
thereisis
,,please
please
press
press
button
buttontoto
make
make
changes
changes
effective.
effective.
3.7.4 View the Register Status
ToToview
view
the
the
status,
status,
please
please
open
open
Status
Status
webpage
webpage
and
and
view
view
the
the
value
valueofof
register
register
status.
status.
The
The
value
valueisis
registered
registered
like
like
the
the
following
following
picture
picture
which
which
means
means
FWR9202
FWR9202
have
have
registered
registered
normally
normally
and
and
you
you
can
can
make
make
calls.
calls.
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3.8 Make Call
3.8.1 Calling phone or extension numbers
1.1.Both
Both
ATA
ATA
and
and
the
the
other
other
VoIP
VoIP
device
device
(i.e.,
(i.e.,
another
another
ATA
ATAoror
other
other
SIP
SIP
products)
products)
have
have
public
publicIPIP
addresses,
addresses,oror
2.2.Both
Both
ATA
ATA
and
and
the
the
other
other
VoIP
VoIP
device
device
(i.e.,
(i.e.,
another
another
ATA
ATAoror
other
other
SIP
SIP
products)
products)
are
areonon
the
the
same
same
LAN
LAN
using
using
private
privateoror
public
publicIPIP
addresses,
addresses,oror
3.3.Both
Both
ATA
ATA
and
and
the
the
other
other
VoIP
VoIP
device
device
(i.e.,
(i.e.,
another
another
ATA
ATAoror
other
other
SIP
SIP
products)
products)
can
canbebe
connected
connected
through
throughaa
router
router
using
using
public
publicoror
private
privateIPIP
3.8.2 Direct IP calls
1.1.Both
Both
ATA
ATA
and
and
the
the
other
other
VoIP
VoIP
device
device
(i.e.,
(i.e.,
another
another
ATA
ATAoror
other
other
SIP
SIP
products)
products)
have
have
public
publicIPIP
addresses,
addresses,oror
2.2.Both
Both
ATA
ATA
and
and
the
the
other
other
VoIP
VoIP
device
device
(i.e.,
(i.e.,
another
another
ATA
ATAoror
other
other
SIP
SIP
products)
products)
are
areonon
the
the
same
same
LAN
LAN
using
using
private
privateoror
public
publicIPIP
addresses,
addresses,oror
3.3.Both
Both
ATA
ATA
and
and
the
the
other
other
VoIP
VoIP
device
device
(i.e.,
(i.e.,
another
another
ATA
ATAoror
other
other
SIP
SIP
products)
products)
can
canbebe
connected
connected
through
throughaa
router
router
using
using
public
publicoror
private
privateIPIP
3.8.3 Call Hold
3.8.4 Blind Transfer
V1.0
makeaa
ToTomake
addresses.
addresses.
makeaa
ToTomake
DirectIPIP
Direct
VoIP
VoIP
ToTomake
end““##””..
end
calls
calls
addresses.
addresses.
makeaa
phoneoror
phone
call,
call,
calling
calling
canbebe
can
directIPIP
direct
first
pickupup
first
pick
allows
allows
made
made
call,
call,
extension
extension
the
the
two
phones,
two
phones,
between
between
first
pickupup
first
number
number
analog
analog
two
pick
two
call:
call:
phoneoror
phone
that
is,anan
that
phones
phones
the
the
is,
analog
analog
turnonon
turn
ATA
ATA
if:
if:
phoneoror
phone
the
the
withanan
with
speakerphoneonon
speakerphone
analog
analog
turnonon
turn
phone
phone
the
speakerphoneonon
the
speakerphone
and
and
the
analog
the
analog
another
another
phone,ii
phone,
VoIP
VoIP
the
the
nput
nput
Device,toto
Device,
analog
analog
phone,
phone,
theIPIP
the
talktoto
talk
Input
Input
address
address
each
each
other
other
theIPIP
the
directly,
directly,
withoutaa
without
address
address
end
with#.#.
end
with
SIP
SIP
directly,
directly,
proxy.
proxy.
with
with
the
the
Whileinin
While
the
atatthe
Pressing
Pressing
Assuming
Assuming
Step
Step
Step
Step
conversation,
conversation,
same
same
1.PartyAA
1.Party
2.A
2.A
the““
the
that
that
can
can
time.
time.
hang
hang
*77””
*77
call
call
dials““
dials
press
press
againtoto
again
partyAA
party
*78””toto
*78
up.
up.
ing
ing
release
release
and
partyBB
and
party
getaa
get
the““
the
the
the
dial
dial
*77””toto
*77
put
put
previouslyhh
previously
areinin
are
tone,
tone,
the
remote
the
remote
old
state
old
state
conversation.AA
conversation.
then
dials
then
dials
partyCC’’ss
party
endonon
end
and
and
wantstoto
wants
hold,,
hold
resume
resume
Blind
Blind
number,
number,
then
you
then
the
the
and
and
will
you
will
bi-directional
bi-directional
TransferBBtotoC:C:
Transfer
then
then
hear
hear
press
press
the
dial
the
dial
media.
media.
immediately
immediately
tone
and
tone
and
key##
key
the
the
(or
(or
remote
remote
wait
wait
party
party
for44
seconds)toto
for
seconds)
will
will
hear
hear
hold
hold
dial
dial
out.
out.
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tone
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3.8.5 Attended Transfer
3.8.6 Conference
V1.0
Assuming
Assuming
Step
1.PartyAA
Step
Step
Step
Step
Step
Assuming
Assuming
Step
Step
Step
Step
1.Party
2.PartyAA
2.Party
3.If
3.If
1.PartyAA
1.Party
2.PartyAA
2.Party
that
that
the
the
that
that
call
partyAA
call
party
dial““
*77””toto
dial
*77
dial““
transfer
transfer
call
call
dial““
dial““**8888””toto
dial
dial
dial
*78””toto
*78
doesn’’tt
doesn
partyAA
party
*77””toto
*77
andBB
and
hold
hold
transfertotoC,C,
andBB
and
hold
hold
addC,C,
areinin
are
the
the
transfer
success,
success,
areinin
are
the
the
add
partyB,B,
party
partyB,B,
party
thenA,A,BB
then
conversation.AA
conversation.
when
when
thenBB
then
thenAA
then
conversation.AA
conversation.
when
when
hear
hear
andCC
and
andBBinin
and
hear
hear
andCC
and
wantstoto
wants
the
dial
the
dial
nowinin
now
conversation
conversation
wantstoto
wants
the
dial
the
dial
nowinin
now
conference..
conference
Attend
Attend
tone,AA
tone,
conversation.
conversation.
addCCtoto
add
tone,AA
tone,
TransferBBtotoC:C:
Transfer
dialCC’’ss
dial
again.
again.
the
the
dialCC’’ss
dial
number,
number,
conference::
conference
number,
number,
then
then
then
then
partyAA
party
partyAA
party
and
and
and
and
partyCC
party
partyCC
party
areinin
are
areinin
are
conversatat
convers
conversatat
convers
ion.
ion.
ion.
ion.
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4Web Configuration
This
4.1 Login
Step
Step
1.Connect
1.Connect
the
the
LAN
LAN
port
portofof
the
the
router
routertoto
your
yourPCPC
Step
Step
2.Open
2.Openaa
web
web
browser
browseronon
your
yourPCPC
and
and
type
typeinin
http://192.168.1.1
http://192.168.1.1..
The
The
window
window
will
will
ask
ask
for
for
typing
typing
username
username
and
and
password.
password.
And
And
you
you
can
can
choose
choose
language,
language,
too.
too.
Step
Step
3.Please
3.Please
type
type““
admin/admin
admin/admin””onon
Username/Password
Username/Password
for
for
administration
administration
operation.
operation.
4.2 Status
This
This
webpage
webpage
shows
shows
the
the
status
status
information
information
about
about
product
product
information,
information,
Network
Network
and
and
system
system..
ItItshows
shows
the
the
basic
basic
information
informationofof
the
the
product,
product,
such
suchasas
product
product
name,
name,
serial
serial
number,
number,
MAC
MAC
address,
address,
hardware
hardware
version
version
and
and
software
software
version
version
ItItalso
also
shows
shows
the
the
information
informationofof
Link
Link
Status,
Status,
WAN
WAN
Port
Port
Status,
Status,
and
and
LAN
LAN
Port
Port
Status.
Status.
And
Anditit
shows
shows
the
the
current
current
time
time
and
and
the
the
running
running
time
timeofof
the
the
product.
product.
This
chapter
chapter
will
will
guide
guide
userstoto
users
execute
execute
advanced
advanced
(full)
configuration
(full)
configuration
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V1.0
through
through
admin
admin
mode
mode
operation.
operation.
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The
The
picture
pictureinin
the
the
left
left
side
sideisis
the
the
FWR9202
FWR9202’’ss
Status
Status
webpage.
webpage.
4.3 Network&Security
4.3.1 WAN
1.1.Static
StaticIPIP
V1.0
You
You
This
This
then
then
You
You
most
InInmost
subnet,
subnet,
can
configuration
can
configuration
page
page
the
the
will
will
cor
cor
receiveaa
receive
cases,aa
cases,
you
you
allows
allows
responding
responding
youtoto
you
fixed
fixed
Cable
Cable
could
could
assignananIPIP
assign
the
WAN
the
WAN
set
WAN
set
WAN
page
page
publicIPIP
public
service
service
port,
port,
configuration
configuration
willbebe
will
displayed.
displayed.
addressororaa
address
provider
provider
addresstoto
address
LAN
LAN
will
will
port,
port,
offeraa
offer
the
the
DDNS,
DDNS,
with
with
public
public
WAN
WAN
Multi
Multi
different
different
subnet,
subnet,
fixed
fixed
public
public
interface.
interface.
WAN,DMZ,
WAN,DMZ,
modes.
modes.
namely
namely
IP,
IP,
Use
Use
multiple
multiple
whileaa
while
MAC
MAC
the
Connection
the
Connection
publicIPIP
public
DSL
DSL
Clone,
Clone,
service
service
Port
Forward
Port
Forward
Type
Type
addresses
addresses
provider
provider
andsosoononinin
and
drop
down
drop
down
from
from
will
offeraa
will
offer
your
your
listtoto
list
DSLoror
DSL
public
public
these
these
choose
choose
two
two
Cable
Cable
subnet.IfIf
subnet.
bars.
one
one
ISP
ISP
bars.
WAN
WAN
service
service
you
you
mode
mode
haveaa
have
and
and
providers.
providers.
public
public
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Field Name
Description
IP Address
The IP address of Internet port
Subnet Mask
The subnet mask of Internet port.
Default Gateway
The default gateway of Internet port.
DNS Mode
In Static mode, user need set the DNS
manually.
Primary DNS
Address
The primary DNS of Internet port.
Secondary DNS
Address
The secondary DNS of Internet port.
2.2.DHCP
DHCP
Field Name
Description
DNS Mode
The Default is Manual
Primary DNS
Address
The primary DNS of Internet port.
Secondary DNS
Address
The secondary DNS of Internet port.
DHCP Renew
Refresh DHCP IP
DHCP
Vendor(Option6
0)
Specify DHCP Vendor field
Display the vendor and product name
V1.0
not
ItItisisnot
DHCP
DHCP
necessary
necessary
server.
server.
for
for
youtoto
you
type
type
anyIPIP
any
address
address
manually.
manually.
Simply
Simply
choose
choose
this
this
type
type
and
and
the
the
system
system
will
will
obtain
obtain
theIPIP
the
address
address
automatically
automatically
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