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XTP8886
User's Manual
XTP8886 User's Manual Version B June 2008 P/N: W05G0243
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Copyright 2008 Leadtek Research Inc. All rights reserved.
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Leadtek makes no warranties with respect to this documentation and disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability, quality, or fitness for any particular purpose. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Leatek reserves the right to make revisions to this publication without obligation to notify any person or entity of any such changes.
Trademarks or brand names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
1 Getting Started ................................................... 1
2 What's In The Package ...................................... 2
3 Getting to Know Your XTP8886 ........................ 3
Front view ...................................................................... 3
Rear view ..................................................................... 10
Side panel ..................................................................... 11
4 Installation ......................................................... 12
Installing the unit ......................................................... 12
5 System Setup ..................................................... 14
Powering Up the Videophone For the First Time ........ 14
IP Telephony Setup ...................................................... 16
6 Making a Call ...................................................... 17
Before making a video call .......................................... 17
Making and receiving calls .......................................... 18
Dialing out ..................................................................... 18
Dial with phone number ................................................ 19
Dial with IP address ....................................................... 20
Answering ...................................................................... 21
During a call ................................................................... 23
Call List ....................................................................... 24
Phonebook ................................................................... 29
Table of Contents
7 Configuration Menu .......................................... 33
Photo Setting ............................................................... 34
Device Setting ............................................................. 35
Display Setting .............................................................. 35
Sound Setting ................................................................ 36
Time Setting ................................................................... 37
Change Password ........................................................... 37
Call Setting .................................................................. 38
Call Feature ................................................................... 38
Codec & Misc ............................................................... 42
Network Setting .......................................................... 44
DHCP ............................................................................ 44
Static IP ......................................................................... 45
PPPoE ........................................................................... 46
Service Setting ............................................................ 47
SIP Service ................................................................... 47
STUN Service ............................................................... 49
APS Service .................................................................. 50
Software Update ............................................................ 50
Product Info ................................................................. 50
8 Photo Frame ..................................................... 51
Browse the Pictures in the SD Memory Card ............. 51
Browse the Pictures in System Memory ..................... 53
Capture a Picture ......................................................... 54
9 TV Mode ............................................................ 55
10 Trouble Shooting .............................................. 56
11 Limited Warranty .............................................. 57
12 FCC Statement .................................................. 58
Table of Contents
XTP8886 is an H.264 based broadband videophone supporting Video and Voice applications. Its major functions include IP Telephony, IP Camera Viewer (SIP based) and Photo frame. It can satisfy the demanding requirements of the next generation of IP broadband communication applications and opens the door to the world of multimedia.
Feature highlights
State-of-the-art H.264 codec
Photo phonebook
Photo frame
Built-in 4.3" LCD screen and CMOS camera
Secure Digital (SD) flash memory slot
USB 2.0 Host port
Complete IP networking support for standalone operation
Auto provisioning support for user friendly installation
Firmware ungradable
SIP V2
Overview
1 Getting Started
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2 What's In The Package
XTP8886
XTP8886 x1
Handset x 1
Handset Cable x 1
Telephone Line Cord x 1
Stand x 1
Power Adapter x 1
Ethernet Cable (RJ-45) x 1
User's Manual x 1
Telephone Line Cord
Power Adapter
Ethernet Cable
User's Manual
Please unpack the product package with caution; inspect the items closely. If you find any damaged item, please contact your local distributor immediately. Also, please keep the box and packing material for future use in the event of future shipments.
Handset Cable
Handset
2
Stand
Note: The telephone line cord is only available for the model with
PSTN connectivity.
3 Getting to Know Your XTP8886
Front view
Handset
Speaker
Camera
SD card slot (on the top)
USB (on the side)
LCD
Soft keys
Keypad
LED
Handset Cable
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Microphone
Numeric / Alphabet / Symbol Keys
Front view (cont.'d)
Keypad
Soft keys
Navigation keys
Speakerphone key
Feature keys
Numeric / Alphabet / Symbol keys
The numeric / alphabet / symbol keys are used for entering numbers, letters and symbols. In a situation where only a number is expected, for example, when dialing a phone number, pressing a key will enter the corresponding digit. For example, pressing will enter the number 2. In a situation where alphabet or symbol or both are allowed - when entering a URL address for example - you will need to press the same key repeatedly to reach the character you want. For example, pressing two times will enter the letter A. To enter alphabets in lower or upper case, you need to be in lower case mode or upper case mode, respectively. A soft key is used to switch between the two modes. The current mode is indicated by one of the following icons shown on the LCD screen.
: Current mode is lower case.
: Current mode is upper case.
: Current mode is numeric.
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: Current mode is smart input method.
Front view (cont.'d)
A complete example:
Press To get
Upper case
G
Lower case
o
t
Space
2
Space
Upper case
G
Lower case
o
Suppose is used to switch between the lower case/upper case and numeric modes. To arrive at the characters Got 2 Go, do this:
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Speakerphone Key
This key is to let you make/answer a call in speakerphone mode, or switch the mode between hands-free and handset during a call.
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Feature Keys
The feature keys provide a quick way to invoke a feature or a function.
Phonebook:
Press to access the phonebook menu.
Video Privacy:
Press to turn on video privacy, the videophone stops sending your video to the recipient. Press again to turn off video privacy.
Flash:
When there is an incoming call, pressing this key followed by a phone number will forward the call to the number.
During a call, if another call comes, you will hear a reminding tone. Press this key to answer the other call, and use this key to switch between two calls.
Redial:
Press to make the last call.
Front view (cont.'d)
Front view (cont.'d)
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Up:
Move to select a menu item or a menu entry. During a call, increases the speakerphone volume.
Down:
Move to select a menu item or a menu entry. During a call, decreases the speakerphone volume.
Left:
Move to select a menu item. During text entry, moves the cursor left. During a call, decreases the video bandwidth.
Right:
Move to select a menu item. During text entry, moves the cursor right. During a call, increases the video bandwidth.
OK:
Confirms a selection. During a call, shows the current video bandwidth. Press this key at the home page and the picture below will show up. The phone number and IP address will be displayed.
There are four soft keys: F1 , F2 , F3 & F4 .
. Each key performs a specific function indicated by a corresponding icon displayed near the bottom edge of the screen. The specific function is assigned by the internal logic of the videophone and varies from menu to menu. For example, pressing a soft key corresponding to the Phonebook function will cause the videophone to enter the Phonebook menu directly.
Front view (cont.'d)
Soft Keys
F1 F2 F3 F4
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Front view (cont.'d)
LED
There are two LED indicators on the front panel. Their definitons are described below.
STATUS Green OFF Power is off.
Blink Power is on but there are some
problems. The detail will be displayed on the display (LCD or external display).
ON Power is on and the videophone is
running well.
VIDEO/MSG Yellow OFF No video transmission.
ON Video is being transmitted.
Blink There is unread message(s).
Name Color Description
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Rear view
DC IN:
Plug in the provided external power adapter.
Network:
Plug in a Cat-5 network cable for connecting to an upstream network port.
Line:
Connect a telephone line cord to the wall jack (for the models with PSTN connectivity only.)
A/V Output:
Plug in the AV cable for connecting to an external display.
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Side panel
USB (on the right side):
Plug in the supported USB flash disk or Wi-Fi dongle.
SD Card Slot (on the top):
Plug in the supported SD memory card.
Handset Connector (on the left):
Plug in the provided handset cord.
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4 Installation
Step 1 Pick a good spot
Prolonging the lifespan
Avoid storing or operating the XTP8886 in abnormal conditions. High temperatures or excessive humidity could cause the unit to malfunction and shorten its useful lifespan.
Stability
Place your XTP8886 on top of a counter, desk, or table with the CCD camera opening in front.
Lighting condition
Make sure the lighting is sufficient and does not shine directly into camera lenses.
Installing the unit
Connect the handset cable.
Step 2 Connect the handset
Connect the handset and the XTP8886 main unit with handset cable.
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Installing the unit (cont'd)
Step 4 Plug in for power
Plug the power adapter into the wall outlet. Plug the free end of the power adapter into the power connector (DC IN) on XTP8886.
Connect the power adapter.
Step 3 Connect the Ethernet cable
Plug one end of the Ethernet cable in the port marked with "NETWORK" on the back of XTP8886. Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable in the RJ-45 jack of the Ethernet device (hub, router, or ATU-R).
Connect the Ethernet cable to the Internet device.
For the models with PSTN connectivity, you must also connect a telephone line to the telephone jack.
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5 System Setup
1. Plug a LAN cable into the network port.
2. Plug in power.
3. It takes about 2 minutes to boot up the videophone. During this period,
please do not touch any key or turn off the videophone.
4. Since the videophone has not been set up, you may see error messages.
Press to go to the Home screen.
Powering Up the Videophone For the First Time
Startup Screen
In startup screen the videophone will test self. If any item fails you can press
or to go to the main menu.
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If the XTP8886 is not connected to the Internet or the connection fails, you will be asked to input the current date and time. Press when done.
Home Screen
Network is connected
F4 F3 F2 F1
Phone service is enabled
Password
In the home screen when you press to go to Settings menu, you will be asked to enter password. There is no password for general users. Just press . The password for administrator is 4321.
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IP Telephony Setup
Set Up Videophone to Use a Fixed IP Address
1. Press .
2. Select the "Network Setting" icon.
3. Press to change the Connect Type to Static.
4. Press to move to IP Address. Enter a fixed IP address.
5. Press to move to Subnet Mask. Enter a subnet mask.
6. Press to move to Gateway. Enter a gateway IP address.
7. Press to move to DNS Address. Enter DNS address.
8. Press . Press to confirm and reboot.
Set Up Videophone to Register to a SIP Server
1. Press .
2. Select the "Service Setting" item.
3. Select "SIP Service".
4. Select "Account Setting".
5. Select an account.
6. In SIP Server, enter the IP address of your SIP server (say 192.168.1.1).
7. Press to move to SIP Domain. Enter your SIP server domain name.
8. Press to move to SIP Port. Enter your SIP server port.
9. Press to move to Telephone No. Enter a phone number of your choice.
10. Press to move to Caller ID. Enter an identifier of your choice.
11. Press to move to Login Name. Enter name to login SIP server.
12. Press to move to Login Password. Enter password to login SIP server.
13. Press . Press to confirm and reboot.
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Keep a distance of 0.5 meters away from XTP8886.
Avoid having lights behind you that might shine into the camera lens.
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Make sure of the most appropriate lighting source, preferably from the front with the beam on your face.
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3
Do not point the XTP8886 at a mirror or bright light.
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6 Making a Call
Here are a few things you need to consider before making a video call.
Before making a video call
Avoid having a lot of movement in the background and try not to move around excessively. Too much movement tends to slow down the frame rate of the video image, resulting in a jerky picture.
0.5 m0.5 m
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Making and receiving calls
Dialing out
There are four methods of dialing a number: Direct Dial, Speed Dial, Dial from Call List, and Dial from Phonebook. The only difference among the four methods is how a phone number is obtained.
To use the Direct Dial method, press , or pick up the handset, and then enter the phone number or IP address using the numeric keys.
Once a phone number is in place, whether they are entered directly or retrieved from Call Log or Phonebook, you will be presented with three choices: AV, Voice, and Cancel.
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Dialing Method How a Phone Number is Obtained
Direct Dial Enter directly from the keypad.
Speed Dial
Phone numbers are stored in 0 to 9. In the dialing screen, press any number from 0 to 9 and the speed dial options will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Dial from Call List
Dial from Phonebook
Retrieve a phone number from the Call List.
Retrieve a phone number from the Phonebook.
Dial with phone number
Press To
Initiate the call with both video and voice. However, you may not see video of the recipient if the recipient answers the call using only voice.
Initiate the call with voice only. Recipient will not be able to see you.
Assumes the key is used to switch between the lower case /upper case /numeric modes.
Dialing out
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Switch to PSTN call.
Press To
Forward to another call.
Hang up and redial.
Switch to VoIP call.
Dial with IP address
User can use text or numeric mode input IP address in place. If you need to change numeric or text mode, press to change. See the section called "Keypad" chapter.
a. Text mode:
You can use keypad in text mode to input numeric directly, for example: pressing will enter the numeric "1", and pressing two times will enter the symbol "."
Press
To
Initiate the call with both video and voice. However, you may not see video of the recipient if the recipient answers the call using only voice. Initiate the call with voice only. Recipient will not be able to see you. Assumes the key is used to switch between the lower case /upper case /numeric modes.
Dialing out
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Note: If you type IP address in place, the videophone doesn't need to
connect to SIP server.
Answering
When a call is received, your screen will show the calling number, the Caller ID, and whether it is a call with both video and audio or with only audio. When it is a call with both video and audio, you can choose to answer it with both video and audio, or with only audio (so you don't want to be seen). Please refer to the two tables below.
Press
To
Receive the call with both video and voice. Receive the call with voice only. Caller will not be able to see you. Reject the call. Caller will hear a busy Signal.
Incoming call is Video + Voice
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Press To
Receive the call with voice. Caller will not be able to see you.
Reject the call. Caller will hear a busy signal.
Incoming call is Voice only
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When video privacy is turned on, the videophone stops sending your video to the recipient during a call with both video and audio. Video privacy has no effect during a voice only call. To turn on video privacy, press once. The recipient will see a message on his screen indicating that you have turned on privacy. To turn off video privacy, press again. Video transmission will resume immediately. You can think of video privacy as a video mute.
During a Call
Volume Control
Press the key to increase the volume of the speakerphone, and the key to decrease the volume.
Video Privacy
Audio Mute
Press to mute your audio. The recipient will not be able to hear anything on your side. To turn off mute, press the same key again.
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Call List
The Call List contains three logs of information. The first log, Inbox, stores information pertaining to incoming answered calls. The second log, Missed Call, stores information pertaining to incoming calls that have been missed (not answered). The last log, Outbox, stores information pertaining to dialed calls. The kind of information stored in all three logs is the same caller ID and date & time of the call. Each log is capable of storing 10 entries.
All three logs can be displayed together or separately. The default is to display all logs together as in the picture below.
Missed Call
Outbox
In this format, the symbol in front of the log indicates the type of call. You can use to select the call record, then press to make a call directly.
If you want to see the separate call logs, you can press to enter Call Log menu. See the pictures on next page.
Inbox
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Inbox
Outbox
Missed Call
Call Log menu
Display Name
Date and Time of the call
Inbox menu
To navigate and make selections in the Call Log menu and its sub-menus, use the navigation keys and soft keys as described previously. Referring to the figure above, to enter the Inbox menu, first use to highlight the Inbox icon, and then press .
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Because the three logs essentially store the same information and are operated the same way, only the Inbox will be extensively discussed in this document. The same discussions apply to both the Outbox and the Missed Call.
Responding to a Call
This action is also known as Dial from Call Log.
Use to highlight the Inbox log. Press to go to Inbox.
Use to highlight an entry that needs a response.
Press to dial out.
Press to make a video call. Press to make a voice only
call. Press to cancel. See the section named "Dialing Out"
for more details.
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Delete an Entry
Use to highlight the Inbox log. Press to go to Inbox.
Use to highlight an entry you want to delete.
Press to delete it.
Press to confirm deletion or Press to cancel.
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Save an Entry into Phonebook
Use to highlight the Inbox log. Press to go to Inbox.
Use to highlight an entry you want to add into phonebook.
Press to save the entry.
The saving procedure is identical to creating a new entry in the Phonebook menu. See the section named "Create a Contact" in the Phonebook chapter.
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Press .
Use to select the field.
Input the name, at least one phone number, and use to choose the default phone number.
Phonebook
The Phonebook menu is the place where you store your contact information. When you enter the Phonebook menu, you will see a contact list with names, phone numbers and type of the phone number (IP or PSTN), or you will be required to add a new contact if the phonebook is empty. The contact can be created manually, or transferred from the Call List. Each contact can store four numbers with the type indication. Select one of the four numbers as the default. The Phonebook is capable of storing 100 contacts.
To navigate and make selections in the Phonebook menu and its sub-menus, use the navigation keys and soft keys as described previously.
Create a Contact
Use to choose the Speed Dial number. Press to add the phone number to Speed Dial. If the chosen number is already used, you will be asked if you would like to replace it. Press when done.
Set Up Speed Dial
Use to choose a phone number. Press , and use to choose "Speed Dial". Press .
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Press , and use to choose "Image". Press .
Use to choose a picture stored in the unit and press .
Press to save the contact.
Choose an image for the new contact
Use to select the field and change the contents.
Press to choose an image from the Capture menu for this contact if you want to change it. See the "Photo Frame" chapter for more detail.
Press to update the contact.
Edit a Contact
In the Phone book menu, use to choose the contact you want to edit.
Press , and use to choose "Edit". Press .
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Delete a Contact
In the Phone book menu, use to choose the contact you want to delete.
Press , and use to choose "Delete". Press .
Press to confirm the deletion, or press to cancel.
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Set Up Speed Dial
Use to choose the Speed Dial number. Press to add the phone number to Speed Dial. If the chosen number is already used, you will be asked if you would like to replace it. Press when done.
Use to choose a phone number. Press , and use to choose "Speed Dial". Press .
Press to make the call out with the contact.
In the Phone book menu, press any numeric keys. A search bar is displayed at the top of the contact list.
The contact list will be updated according to the contents in the search bar.
Use to select contact from the search result.
Press to return the full contact list.
Search a Contact
Dial from Phonebook
In the Phone book menu, use to choose the contact.
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7 Configuration Menu
The configuration menu is the place where you set up the videophone to work in your network and to work with your service provider. It is also where you configure it according to your preferences. To enter the configuration menu, you can press at the Home screen. There are six icons corresponding to six sub-menus. To enter a sub-menu, use the cursor keys to highlight an icon, and then press or .
Device Setting
Call Setting
Product Info
To return to the previous menu, press .
When you make a change and want to save it, press . The screen will prompt you for confirmation. Press to confirm, or to discard the change.
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You can press to enter the Quick Setting menu, where you can quickly configure the essential settings, including SIP Account Setting, Network Setting, and STUN Setting. Please refer to the related chapters for more details.
Service Setting
Network Setting
Photo Setting
Photo Setting
The Photo Setting menu contains the settings for displaying photos in the photo browser. The settings here are common to the photos stored in the SD memory card and the USB device connected to the XTP8886.
Play in style
Choose the style the photos are displayed. The options are Normal and Effect.
Speed
Choose the speed at which the photos are displayed. The options are Slow, Medium, and Fast.
Random
Choose whether the photos are displayed in a random order. The options are ON and OFF.
Press when you finish choosing the desired options.
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Device Setting
The Device Setting menu contains the general settings for the videophone, including Display Setting, Sound Setting, Time Setting, and Change User Password functions.
Display Setting
The Display Setting menu contains Language and Screen Saving.
Language
This function can change the UI language. You can press the keys to change it.
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Screen Saving
You can configure the screen saver here. There are two options: Photo Display and Screen Off. If you choose Photo Display and when the screen saver is triggered, the videophone will play the pictures in the SD memory card if it's present. If you choose Screen Off, the videophone will turn off LCD. You can also set the time for these two functions to be activated, and choose whether to enable Display Effect.
Sound Setting
The Sound Setting menu contains Ringing Volume and Call Volume.
Ringing Volume
This function can increase or decrease an incoming call ringing volume. The range is from vol-0 to vol-9. You can press the keys to change it.
Call Volume
This function can increase or decrease a dialing out phone volume. The range is from vol-0 to vol-9. You can press the keys to change it.
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Note: The Photo Display option will only play the pictures in the SD card.
To enable this function, you have to create a "Photo" folder in the SD card and put the pictures you want to display in the folder.
Time Setting
You can input available NTP server address, and set the time zone according to where you are using the phone.
Change Password
The videophone provides a two level password: administrator and user. Administrator can change all of the settings, but user can only change the limited items which are assigned. The following figure shows you how to change the user password by using OSD menu. You need to input the new password twice for confirmation, and then press to save the change. You can also perform this function on the web configuration page. If you want to change the administrator password, then you must use web configuration to perform it.
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Call Setting
The Call Setting menu contains the call-related settings for the videophone, including Call Feature and Codec & Misc.
Call Feature
Caller ID
Action Result
Use to choose "ON" or "OFF". Caller ID enabled if you choose
"ON".
Press .
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Do Not Disturb
Action Result
Use to choose "ON" or "OFF". Do not disturb enabled if you
choose "ON".
Press .
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Action
Use to select Call Forward.
Use to select No ringing / Busy / Time out / OFF.
Use numeric keys to set forward number.
Press .
No ringing: Forward call to the number you assign directly.
Busy: Forward call to the number you assign when videophone is busy.
Time-Out: Forward call to the number you assign if there is no answer.
OFF: Disables call forwarding function.
Result
Call forwarding enabled.
Call Forward
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Use to choose "ON" or "OFF".
Press .
Auto Answer
Use to select Auto answer. Use numeric keys to set password. Use to choose seconds to answer. Press .
Call Wait
Call Wait enabled if you choose "ON".
During a call, you will see a message on the screen when another call comes in. Press to answer the second call and then switch between these two calls with .
Auto Answer enabled.
ResultAction
ResultAction
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Action Result
Use to choose the audio codec Apply the audio codec according you prefer. to your selection.
Press .
Codec & Misc
Audio Codec
Video Codec
Action Result
Use to choose the video codec Apply the video codec according you prefer. to your selection.
Press .
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Video Bandwidth
Action Result
Press to change values. Video quality gets better when
given more bandwidth.
Press .
DTMF Mode
Action Result
Use to choose the mode you use. Apply DTMF mode according to
your selection.
Press .
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Press .
Network Setting
Connect Type refers to how the IP address/Subnet Mask/Gateway/DNS address for your videophone should be acquired. There are three types of settings.
XTP8886
Ethernet Device / Cable modem
Internet
DHCP
Acquire IP address/Subnet Mask/Gateway/DNS address via the DHCP mechanism from an upstream device, such as a cable modem or a router.
Use to select "DHCP".
Press .
The videophone will reboot.
Use to choose Network Setting icon.
Press .
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Press .
Enter IP address/Subnet Mask/Gateway/DNS address manually.
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Ethernet Device
Internet
Static IP
Use to select "Static".
Manually enter the IP address/Subnet Mask/Gateway/DNS address.
Press .
The videophone will reboot.
Use to choose Network Setting icon.
Press .
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IP address/Subnet Mask/Gateway/DNS address are assigned by PPPoE. PPPoE Username and Password are assigned by your ISP.
XTP8886
Ethernet Device
Internet
PPPoE
Use to select "PPPoE".
Enter PPPoE Username and PPPoE Password.
Press .
The videophone will reboot.
Use to choose Network Setting icon.
Press .
Press .
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Service Setting
SIP Service
Account Setting
SIP Server is the device containing the account information for your videophone. Your videophone registers to it during power up or rebooting. It also acts as a telephone switch behind the scenes.
Screen Action
Use to select "Service Setting".
Press .
Use to select "SIP Service".
Press .
Use to select "Account Setting".
Press .
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Use to select account.
Press .
Consult your service provider for the following information:
SIP service / SIP Domain / SIP Port Phone Number / Caller ID Login Name / Login Password
Press .
Dynamic-DNS Queried
Use to select "Dynamic-DNS Queried".
Press .
Consult your service provider for the following information:
SIP Domain/Phone Number / Caller ID / Login Name / Login Password
Press .
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Account Selection
Screen Action
Use to select "Account Selection".
Press .
Use to choose the account you prefer.
Press .
STUN Service
STUN service is used to help your videophone connect with your service provider from behind a NAT router.
Consult your service provider for the information.
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APS Service
APS service will be pre-configured by your service provider.
Software Update
Consult your service provider for the information.
Product Info
The Product Info menu contains an information screen of firmware versions. See the figure below. It is for reference only.
Use to highlight the Product Info.
Press .
The videophone screen will show production information.
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Press to switch back to Photo List mode.
Press to close the browser window.
Press to enter the Photo Browser.
Use to select "SD Card" and press to enter the browser window.
The Photo menu is the place where you browse and capture pictures. The system memory is capable of storing 100 pictures and the capacity of the external memory depends on the size of the SD memory card and the USB device.
Browse the Pictures in the SD Memory Card
Use to browse the pictures.
Press to switch to thumbnail mode.
8 Photo Frame
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If the picture to be displayed is larger than 640 x 480 pixels, it will not show up, and a message "unsupported size" will appear.
Browse the Pictures in the USB Device
The operations for browsing the pictures in the USB device are essentially the same as the descriptions for browsing the pictures in the SD card.
In the Photo Browser, press to enter the Photo Setting menu, as described in the Photo Setting section.
Choose the options you prefer. Press
when done.
In the Photo Browser, press to automatically play all of the pictures in the SD card.
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If you press and choose "Phonebook":
Use to choose the contact for the picture.
Press .
Use to browse the pictures.
Press and choose "SD card" or "USB" to copy the picture to the SD card or the USB device. Choose "Phonebook" to use this picture as the image of a contact in the Phonebook.
Press to enter the Photo Browser.
Use to select "Capture" and press to enter the browser window.
Now the contact will use the picture as his image.
Press to return to the Photo Browser.
Browse the Pictures in System Memory
Note:
1. The pictures stored in the internal memory of the XTP8886 can be copied to the SD card or the USB device. However, you can not copy the pictures in the SD card or the USB device to the internal memory of XTP8886.
2. If you press and , the "Phonebook" option will not be available.
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Press to save the snapshot to the internal memory.
Press to discard the picture.
Press to capture the video in the snapshot window.
Press to close the snapshot window.
Press to enter the Photo Browser.
Use to select "Camera" and press to enter the snapshot window.
Capture a Picture
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9 TV Mode
If you connect an AV cable to an external display device (TV or monitor), you can switch to TV mode following the instructions below.
Press at the home screen, and the screen below will appear.
Press to switch to TV mode. The LCD will be turned off.
Use to switch between the built-in LCD and the external display device.
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10 Trouble Shooting
Your XTP8886 is reliable and easy to use. If you encounter any problem while using this product, please refer to the table below for possible solutions.
Plug power adapter in the power outlet in the wall.
Plug the power cord in the unit.
Power Indicator OFF
Make sure the power indicator is ON.
If auxiliary video input is used on TV, select the appropriate video input for TV.
No image is displayed on LCD screen
Make sure the power cord is connected.
Be sure the RJ-45 wire is plugged into the "NETWORK" jack directly on the XTP8886.
The unit is not responding when any button is pressed
Plug RJ-45 cable from wall socket into "NETWORK" jack on the unit.
Can not dial an IP address
Increase light on the image and reduce back lighting.
Video of local view is dark
Hang up and call again.
Ask the other party to call you.
Video connection is not established correctly
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Leadtek warrants to the original purchaser of this product that it shall be free of defects resulting from workmanship or components for a period of one (1) year from the date of sale. Defects covered by this Limited Warranty shall be corrected either by repair or, at Leadtek's discretion by replacement. In the event of replacement, the replacement unit will be warranted for the remainder of the original one (1) year period or thirty (30) days, whichever is longer. THERE ARE NO OTHER ORAL OR WRITTEN WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED, TO THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
This Limited Warranty is nontransferable and does not apply if the product has been damaged by negligence, accident, abuse, misuse, modification, misapplication, shipment to the Manufacturer or service by someone other than the Leadtek Transportation charges to Leadtek are not covered by this Limited Warranty. To be eligible for warranty service, a defective product must be sent to and received by Leadtek within fourteen (14) months of the date of sale and be accompanied with proof of purchase. Leadtek does not warrant that this product will meet your requirements; it is your sole responsibility to determine the suitability of this product for your purposes. Leadtek does not warrant the compatibility of this product with your computer or related peripherals, software.
LEADTEK'S SOLE OBLIGATION AND LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF A DEFECTIVE PRODUCT. THE MANUFACTURER SHALL NOT, IN ANY EVENT, BE LIABLE TO THE PURCHASER OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR LIABILITY IN TORT RELATING TO THIS PRODUCT OR RESULTING FROM ITS USE OR POSSESSION.
This limited warranty is governed by the laws of Taiwan.
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
This device may not cause harmful interference. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of 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. Shielded interface cables must be used in order to comply with emission limits. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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