Global IP G100, P100 User Manual

G100 (P100) VoIP Phone

User Manual

Global IP Telecommunications, Inc • 92 Derrick Road • Bradford, PA 16701 • U.S.A.

G100 User Manual

Index

Introduction 2

Suitable Uses of G100 IP Phone 3

Appearance 4

Performance and Features 5

Main technical index 6

Standard and Protocol 7

Electric requirements 7

Operating requirements 7

Installation 8

Configuration 9

1. Phone keypad set 9

2. Configured by WEB 15

Usage of the Phone 30

Upgrade G100 IP Phone 32

View Records 33

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Introduction

IP is the abbreviation of Internet Protocol. An IP phone is a telephone that
transports voice data through the internet by using the IP protocol. It can be used
for audio communication through LAN, Cable Modem or XDSL and wherever else
the internet is available.

IP telephony generally comes with a cost advantage. The G100 IP phone
features furthermore excellent sound quality.

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1. Front Panel

Appearance

Figure 1 Front Panel

1. LCD 2. Phone Book 3. Dialed

4. Missed 5. Indicator light 6. Volume +

7. Volume - 8. Answered 9. Back Space

10. Local IP 11. Speed Dial 12. Local Number Call

13. Redial 14. Spk/hand free 15. Handset

16. Cradle 17. Speaker 18. Number buttons

19. Cord

2. Rear view

Figure 2 Backside view

1. Power adapter port 2. Power switch 3. RJ-45 port

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3. Function Keys

Key Function

Missed With handset on hook, press this key to review missed number
Local Num With handset on hook, press this key to check your phone number
Local IP With handset on hook, press this key tocheck phone ip address
Dialed With handset on hook, press this key to review dialed number
Answered With handset on hook, press this key to review answered number
Redial IP phone dials the last dialled number when button is pressed
Speak Press this key to place a call without taking handset from hook
Volume+ Increase the volumes of handset or speaker
Volume- Decrease the volumes of handset or speaker
Keypad With handset picked up or after pressing pressing the “Spk/hand

free” button, pressing these keys dials number

Performance and Features

z Supports H.323 v4,compatible with most H.323 v1-v4 system and devices;
z Built in H.323 proxy support to pass NAT;
z Supports MGCP RFC2705
z Supports SIP RFC3261
z Supports Net2phone private protocol
z Fast start and H.245 tunneling;
z Outband DTMF transmit by H.245 user input or Q.931 keypad;
z IEEE 802.3 /802.3 u 10 Base T / 100Base TX
z Caller ID send and receive by Q.931;
z Provides direct IP address to IP address call mode, direct PSTN call by a

voice gateway ,E.164 phone number call under the mode of GK;

z Automatic gatekeeper discovery in LAN;
z Call PSTN by ITSP’s prepaid card (eTalk,italk,ringtec etc);
z DHCP support for automatic IP address assignment;
z PPPoE support for ADSL or Cable modems;
z Setup of all parameters through standard web browser (such as IE6.0), phone

keypad or telnet;

z Supports G.723.1 5.3k/6.3k ， G.729 ， G.711 A-Law µ-Law audio codec

algorithms;

z Dynamic voice detection; Echo cancellation; Comfort noise generation;
z Dynamic voice jitter buffer for high audio quality;
z Tone generation and Local DTMF generation/detection according with ITU-T;
z E.164 dial plan and customized dial rules;
z 80 entries each for missed call, answered call and dialed call;
z 100 phonebook entries;

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z 2×16 LCD with backlight;
z Status LED;
z Speed dialing;
z Adjustable volume for both handset and speaker;

Technical parameters

z VoIP chip: Signal processor, 50Mhz with built-in coprocessor
z Data storage: 2MB SDRAM;
z Program memory: 1MB Flash memory;
z Network interface: 10Base-T/100Base-T, RJ-45 port;
z Echo cancellation: G165 16ms;
z Power consumption: 2.7W(max);
z Power adapter: input AC 110V or 220/230V, output DC 9V

500mA;

z Operating conditions:

Ambient temperature: 0-40° C (32-104°F)
Humidity: 10-90% non condensing

z Overall size: 215×190×70 mm (L×W×H).

Storage conditions

z Atmospheric pressure: 86-106Kpa;
z Storage temperature: -30° to 65° C (-22° to 149° F)

z Humidity: 10 to 90% non condensing

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Installation

1. How to connect Handset and Phone

Insert Handset cord into handset cord jack of the base.

Figure 3 Handset and base of Phone connection

2. Connect Phone and Power

Place the phone nearby of Power socket. Plug the power cord adapter into
the Power Jack. Then plug the other end of the power cord adapter into the
appropriate power socket. Please refer to Figure 4.

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Figure 4 Connect Power

3. Connect the phone to the net

LAN users: Plug one end of the direct-connecting cable into RJ-45 jack which
is located on the back of phone, then connect the other end of cable to a network
hub or a network switch . Please see figure5.

Figure 5 LAN Phone connected to net

ADSL/Cable Modem users: Plug the RJ-45 Ethernet cross-over cable into the
RJ-45 Ethernet Jack. Plug the other end of the cable into an ADSL/Cable modem
router port.

4. Start Phone

Turn on the phone by setting the switch on the back of the IP phone to “ON”.
The LC-Display shows the status of the phone. After displaying “Booting...”, it
shows that the phone is searching an IP telephony server. If no server can be
found, please check your network connection and set up network and IP provider
settings.

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Configuration

There are three different ways to configure the G100 IP Phone: By using

the phone keypad, a standard web browser or through Telnet.

1. Setup through phone keypad

Note: Default password for G100 phones is 1234.

(1)Entering into setting mode

Use the keypad to enter the password of the phone (when debug is not
disabled (0[disable]), the default password is 1234; when debug is set to
0[disable], please use the super password 19750407, and then press”#” until this

Password:

prompt is displayed: .

Then enter the super password again and press the red “Spk” button to let
the phone enter setting mode.

(2)Introduce of the function of keypad in the keypad setting mode

Press key Function

Spk /Hand free

Enter into submenu of the current menu ;Acknowledge

modification
Volume/+ Scroll menu forward

Volume/- Scroll menu backward

Local Number Press to change a setting

Speed Dial Cancel current setting; return to parent menu

Back Space Backspace during entering of setting

Number keypad

Input new setting. Please see appendix for character
represented by each key

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(3) Menu Structure

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