InnoMedia MTA 3328-2 Getting Started Manual

VoiceLine Calling Features

For a complete list of features and codes, refer to the VoiceLine User’s Guide.

VOICELINE CALLING FEATURES

Feature Description

Call Waiting

Once you hear the tone signaling a second call coming into your
line, simply hit the Flash button (or the hook) on your phone.

Caller ID

With VoiceLine Caller ID, you will see the identity of the party
calling you -- even when you are on the other line. You must
have a phone equipped with a caller ID display.

3-Way Calling

Press the Flash button (or the hook) during a call. Once you hear
the dial tone, dial the second party. When the second party is
connected, press the flash button again to conference in the first
party. There will be a three-way connection!

Some VoiceLine calling features require you to dial a code before the phone
number. This table contains the activation/deactivation codes for some
popular VoiceLine calling features.

VOICELINE CALLING FEATURE DIAL CODES

Feature Action Dial Code

SELECTIVE CALL ACCEPTANCE:
Receive only those calls from telephone
numbers that appear on your pre-defined
acceptance list.

*64

Deactivate feature and receive all calls. *84
SELECTIVE CALL REJECTION:

Block only those calls from telephone numbers
that appear on your pre-defined rejection list.

*60

Deactivate feature and receive all calls. *80
ANONYMOUS CALL REJECTION:

Block all calls whose telephone numbers are
hidden due to the caller purposely blocking
that information.

*77

Call Blocking

Deactivate feature and receive all calls. *87

Send all calls to a pre-defined destination #. *72

Send all calls to VoiceMail. *72123

Send all calls to a destination #. *72 [phone #]

Call Forwarding
(All Calls/
Unconditional)

Deactivate feature & receive all calls. *73

Call Return Call the last person who called you. *69
Redial Call the last number you dialed. *66

VoiceMail

Access the VoiceMail system to record a
greeting or hear your messages.

123#

NOTE: When you forward calls, the inbound and outbound
calls are priced according to your calling plan.

My VoiceLine Account Information

Fill in the form(s) below to keep a record of your VoiceLine account
information.

VoiceLine Line 1 Information

VoiceLine Phone Number:

Account Number:

PIN:

VoiceMail Access Number:

VoiceLine Line 2 Information

VoiceLine Phone Number:

Account Number:

PIN:

VoiceMail Access Number:

Introduction

VoiceLine allows you to use your existing phone and broadband Internet
connection to receive calls and make local, long distance, and international calls
– all at incredibly low rates.

Instead of relying on the traditional telephone network, VoiceLine securely
transmits phone calls over the Internet, at rates much lower than traditional
phone companies can offer.

Just follow the simple installation instructions, and when you pick up the phone a
few minutes later, you will hear a dial tone! No need to dial an access number or
an account number. Just make calls all over the world!

This Guide will walk you through the set-up process and explain everything you
need to know to begin using the VoiceLine service.

Package Contents

 1 InnoMedia MTA 3328-2 (Multimedia Terminal Adapter)

 1 12-Volt D/C power adapter

 1 phone cable (RJ-11)

 1 Ethernet network cable (RJ-45)

 1 InnoMedia User’s Guide

 1 VoiceLine Getting Started Guide

Customer Support

There are several ways that you can contact VoiceLine Customer Support for
billing or technical support questions.

► Via Email: Refer to your Online Account Center.
► Via VoiceLine Phone: Dial 611 from your VoiceLine-connected phone.
► Via Regular Touch-Tone Phone (within the U.S.): Call toll-free within

the U.S. at 1-800-455-4185.

► Via Regular Touch-Tone Phone (outside the U.S.): From anywhere in

the world, call 1-801-656-2061.

Setting Up the Router

The first step in the set-up process is to install and configure the router.

Connecting the Router

Before you begin, please make sure all devices are turned OFF.

1. Make sure your cable modem is connected to its proper connection
(the coaxial jack for cable).

2. Using an Ethernet cable, connect the LAN or Ethernet port of the
cable modem to the router’s Internet port.

3. Using another Ethernet cable, connect one of the Ethernet ports on
the back of the router to your PC’s Ethernet port.

4. Turn on the cable modem.
Wait about two minutes for the modem to initialize.

5. Turn on the router.
Wait about a minute for the router to initialize.

6. Turn on the PC.

Configuring the PC to Use the Router

In the next step, you will configure your PC to communicate with the router.
Refer to the section below that corresponds with your Windows operating
system: Windows 98 and ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP.

WINDOWS 98 AND ME

1. Click the Start button, and select Settings and then Control Panel.

2. Double-click the Network icon.

3. On the Configuration tab, select the TCP/IP line for the applicable
Ethernet adapter and then click the Properties button.

IMPORTANT: Do not select a TCP/IP entry whose name
mentions DUN, PPPoE, VPN, or AOL.

4. Click the IP Address tab, and select Obtain an IP address
automatically.

5. Click the Gateway tab to ensure that the Installed Gateway field is
blank, and then click the OK button.

6. Click the OK button again.

7. If Windows asks for the original Windows installation disk, insert the
CD-ROM or diskette and indicate the file location (e.g., CD-ROM
drive D:\ or floppy drive A:\).

8. Restart your PC.