Konig CMP-VOIP60 User Manual

CMP-VOIP60

1. Package contents

- SIP Internet Phone

- Manual

- UTP Cable

- Power Adapter

2. Hardware installation

Please install your phone as the connection chart above shows.

3. Setting up the phone

3.1 Obtaining IP address

First of all, you should obtain the IP address of the phone. After you connect the phone with your
local network, it will get an IP address automatically by DHCP (server assigned). Press MENU
button and up/down to select the ‘Network’ menu and press ENTER, then press up/down to
select the Status menu, then press ENTER.
You will see L for LAN port IP and W for WAN port IP. The default LAN port IP is 192.168.123.1.

3.2 Use the web based programming page

After getting the correct IP, open an Internet Explorer browser on the PC which is connected with
the same network as the phone (Please ask your network administrator how to set your PC).
Then put the IP address in the Web page. At the end of IP address, please add the port number
“:9999”, for example: http://192.168.123.1:9999 and press Enter. You will see the login screen.
The default account and password are

For admin user:

Account: root
Password: test

For normal user: (With this account you can not set some parameters, e.g. SIP domain)

Account: user
Password: test

3.3 Network Settings

Click the menu Network->WLAN Settings and Network->LAN Settings to set the network
parameters. Please consult your ISP or network administrator about it. DHCP is the default
network type. Your phone will get the required network parameters such as IP and subnet mask
automatically.

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If your network uses static IP, you should set local IP, subnet mask, gateway IP, DNS1 and
DNS2 first. If your network uses PPPoE, you should set the PPP password first.

3.4 Set time and SNTP server

Click the menu Phone Setting->SNTP Settings to set your SNTP server and time zone.
Note: If your service provider has pre-programmed some settings such as Primary Server,
Secondary Server, Time Zone, Synchronic Time, and so on, you will not need to program these
items.

3.5 SIP Settings

After you have the IP setting completed as above, you should set following parameters which are
required to log in SIP Server: Display Name, User Name, Register Name, Register Password,
Domain Server, Proxy Server, SIP Port, RTP Port, DTMF setting.

3.6 Save Settings and Reboot

Simply click the Save button and quit the browser after the Configure OK screen appears, and
then click the Reboot button.

3.7 Normal Operation

After the phone reboots, it will show the time and the account information.

3.8 Use Keypad to set this device

Note: Before you set SIP Setting, you need to get authority in the menu Administrator->System
Authority. You should input roots password here. The input keys:

Key Name

Description

1

“1”, “-“, “ ”, “!”, “?”
2

“2”, “a”, “b”, “c”, “A”, “B”, “C”
3

“3”, “d”, “e”, ”f”, “D”, “E”, “F”
4

“4”, “g”, “h”, “I”, “G”, “H”, “I”
5

“5”, “j”, “k”, “l”, “J”, “K”, “L”
6

“6”, “m”, “n”, “o”, “M”, “N”, “O”
7

“7”, “p”, “q”, “r”, “s”, “P”, “Q”, “R”, ‘S”
8

“8”, “t”, “u”, “v”, “T”, “U”, “V”
9

“9”, “w”, “x”, “y”, “z”, “W”, “X”, “Y”, “Z”
0

“0”, “space”
*

“*”, “•”, “:”, “@”
#

Start dialing process
MENU

This is the “Menu” key to set the IP Phone
UP/DOWN

This is Up / Down key and volume setting when hook off. Incoming
calls/dial calls when ready.
FWD

Call forward
CONF

3-way conference
ENTER

This is “ENTER”, accept setting
DEL

This is “Delete”, Delete word or phone number
HOLD

This is “HOLD” function
CONTACTS

This is “CONTACTS”, Phone Book
FLASH

This is “FLASH” function
RD

This is “RD” the same number again
SPK

This the Speaker Phone

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4 Phone Functions

4.1 Making Calls over the Internet

User can call another VoIP phone or any PSTN telephone through the Internet by simply dialling
the destination number as you would do with any other phone. Please note that there are dialling
patterns required and areas you are allowed to dial may vary. Please consult your service
provider.

4.2 Receiving Calls over the Internet

When there is a call, answer it as you would do on any regular phone.

4.3 Speaker

Press SPEAKER on the phone to have a hands free call, press SPEAKER again to hang up or
pick up the handset to make a normal call.

4.4 Date and Time display

After you set the SNTP (synchronized to the Internet) or phones date and time, date and time will
show on the screen.

4.5 Call Duration display

The numbers will show on the screen.

4.6 Work as router/bridge

This phone can work as a family router/bridge, you can set it on the web: Network->WAN
Settings. Please select the type of the network you want to use.
Note: It is recommended to use the phone as a secondary router.

4.7 Volume Adjust

In WEB page: Phone Setting-> Volume Settings.
You can also use the keypad to change volume of speaker or hand set by Up/Down keys.

4.8 Phone book

By WEB page: Phone Book->Phone Book, you can set the phone list.
Using the phone: press MENU then use up/down to select the ‘Phone Book’ , press ENTER and
use up/down to select the ‘Add entry’, then press ENTER to add a contact to the list.
After you set them, press CONTACTS on the phone, then you can check the list by name or
press ENTER again to check them one by one.

4.9 Call list

Press CALL LIST, then you can check the DIALED, MISSED and RECEIVED calls. Press
UP/DOWN to check the RECEIVED/DIALED calls when the phone is idle.

4.10 Speed dial

In WEB page: Phone Book->Speed Dial Settings, you can set the speed dial numbers.
You can press number+# to dial out the dial number, too.

4.11 Melody Selection

In WEB page, you can select the melody of ringtone or turn it on/off.
You can press MENU and then use up/down to select the ‘Phone Setting’, press ENTER and
use up/down to select the ‘Ringtone’, and press ENTER again. Then you can set the volume of
ringtone in ‘Ringer Volume’ and select the melody in ‘Ringer type’.

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4.12 Dial Plan

Replace prefix code: Use Replace rule or not.
Replace rule: If the prefix of the number you dialled is the same as the number which is entered
in the left blank, it will be changed into the number which is entered in the right blank. You can
use ‘+’ in the left blank to describe more than 1 prefix rule.
E.g. Replace rule: 001-> 005
(Dial Number): 00123456789012345, the real number being sent: 00523456789012345.

Dial Plan: Automatically dial out if the prefix of the number you dialled is the same as the one in
the blank. You can use ‘+’ in the left blank to describe more than 1 prefix rule. X can be used to
act as a number from 0-9.
Note: 0 cannot be set as the first character.
E.g. *XX+711XX
If you dial *02 or 71189, the number will be sent out automatically.

Auto Prefix: All numbers you dial will get this prefix and then be sent out.
Prefix Unset Plan: If the number is the same as you set, it will not use all the settings except
‘Auto Dial Time’ setting. You can use ‘+’ in the left blank to describe more than 1 prefix rule. X
can be used to act as a number from 0~9.
Auto Dial Time: Dial out if there is no new number input within this time duration.

5 Service Features

Important Note: Your service provider may not support all service features to some or all callers.

5.1 Caller ID display

When there is an incoming call, the screen will show you the caller ID.

5.2 Call Forwarding

5.2.1 Unconditional Call Forward

The incoming call will always forward to the destination number. Please set this function in web
page: Phone Setting->Call Forward.

5.2.2 No Answer Call Forward

The incoming call will forward to the destination number if there is no answer within the time you
have set. Please set this function in web page: Phone Setting->Call Forward.

5.2.3 Busy Call Forwarding

Another incoming call will be forwarded to the destination number set during a phone call. Please
set this function in the web page: Phone Setting->Call Forward.

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