Powering on the Device
Each time you turn on the device (including the very first time), you should leave it alone
for at least 5 minutes. During this period, the configuration information maybe be
obtained from your service provider and some critical functions like firmware updating
can be performed by the device . Turning off the device during this period may cause the
device to malfunction and require a factory service.
Restoring Factory Defaults
1. Unplug the power.
2. Connect the telephone to PHONE 1 PORT.
3. Lift the handset off the telephone (off-hook).
4. Use a pin to push the RESET button at the back of the device. Hold it while you plug
the power back to the device. The Power LED should be flashing rapidly.
5. Continue to hold the RESET button until you see four of the six LEDs flashing
several times in pairs. Release the pin and wait until all LEDs stop flashing. This
whole process may take up to 10 seconds.
6. Put the handset back on the telephone (on-hook).
7. The factory defaults should have been restored.
Changing Settings Using a Browser
If this device is provided to you by your telephony service provider, it may have already
been setup to work properly with their service. Changing any settings may cause the
device to stop functioning. Please contact your service provider for details.
This device, in its factory default, has been configured to work with a DHCP server. To
change this or to make any other modifications to the default configurations, you can use
a web browser from your PC. First connect the device to a DHCP- enabled router with
which your PC also shares. Identify the IP address assigned to this device by examining
the router's DHCP table.
Your service provider may also provide different tools or methods, please check their
web sites for further information. Use the identified IP address in the browser to access
the configuration pages.
Installation and Configuration