MicroNet Technology SP5101 User Manual
User Guide
VoIP Telephone
Model No.: SP5101
Website: http://www.micronet.info
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION.....................................................5
1.1 Packet Content............................................................................................... 5
1.2 Key Features .................................................................................................. 5
2. GENERAL DEFINITIONS.......................................6
2.1 Telephone appearance .................................................................................. 6
2.2 Key Definition.................................................................................................8
2.3 Keys with “123” number mode..................................................................... 9
2.4 Keys with “ABC” character mode .............................................................. 11
2.5 Keys with “abc” character mode................................................................ 12
2.6 Menu keys..................................................................................................... 13
2.7 LCD Display..................................................................................................13
2.7.1 LCD Display in initializing mode.....................................................................13
2.7.2 LCD Display in IDLE state................................................................................13
2.7.3 LCD Display in OFF-HOOK state.....................................................................14
2.7.4 LCD Display in DISCONNECTED state...........................................................14
2.7.5 LCD Display for RINGING state.......................................................................14
2.7.6 LCD Display for DIALING state........................................................................14
2.7.7 LCD Display for Incoming Call state...............................................................15
2.7.8 LCD Display in CONNECTED state.................................................................15
2.7.9 LCD Display in Call Waiting state....................................................................15
2.7.10 LCD Display for firmware upgrading mod......................................................16
2.7.11 LCD Display for saving and rebooting mode.................................................16
2.7.12 LCD Display for edit mode...............................................................................16
2.8 Editing Display............................................................................................. 17
2.9 LED Display.................................................................................................. 18
3. LCD MENU OPERATION .....................................20
3.1 Call Records................................................................................................. 20
3.1.1 Received............................................................................................................21
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3.1.2 Dialed Calls .......................................................................................................22
3.1.3 Missed ...............................................................................................................22
3.1.4 Delete All ...........................................................................................................23
3.2 Phone Book.................................................................................................. 23
3.2.1 New Entry..........................................................................................................23
3.2.2 View Entry .........................................................................................................24
3.2.3 Search Entry......................................................................................................25
3.2.4 Memory Check..................................................................................................25
3.3 Networking Setting ...................................................................................... 26
3.3.1 IP Mode..............................................................................................................26
3.3.2 IP Address.........................................................................................................26
3.3.3 Net Mask............................................................................................................27
3.3.4 Default GW ........................................................................................................27
3.3.5 DNS Setting.......................................................................................................27
3.3.6 PPPoE................................................................................................................28
3.3.7 SNTP..................................................................................................................28
3.4 SIP setting .................................................................................................... 29
3.4.1 Proxy Setting.....................................................................................................29
3.4.2 User Setting.......................................................................................................30
3.5 Phone Setting............................................................................................... 31
3.5.1 Alarm Setting ....................................................................................................32
3.5.2 Ring Setting.......................................................................................................33
3.6 Mail Box........................................................................................................ 34
3.6.1 Information........................................................................................................34
3.6.2 MailBox No........................................................................................................34
3.6.3 MailBox Key ......................................................................................................34
3.6.4 Voice Mail Dial...................................................................................................34
3.7 Function Keys .............................................................................................. 34
3.7.1 New Entry..........................................................................................................35
3.7.2 From PhoneBook..............................................................................................35
3.7.3 View Entry .........................................................................................................35
3.8 Reboot........................................................................................................... 35
4. BASIC FUNCTION................................................36
4.1 Power on and initialization..........................................................................36
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4.2 Making Calls................................................................................................. 36
4.2.1 OFF-HOOK Dialing............................................................................................36
4.2.2 Redial (OFF-HOOK Dialing) .............................................................................36
4.2.3 Pre-Dial..............................................................................................................36
4.2.4 Redial (ON-HOOK Dialing)...............................................................................37
4.2.5 Dial during connected......................................................................................37
4.2.6 Memory Dial ......................................................................................................37
4.3 Answer Calls ................................................................................................ 37
4.3.1 Answer the call in the ringing state................................................................37
4.3.2 Answer the call in the connect state...............................................................37
4.4 Hold and Retrieve Calls............................................................................... 38
4.5 Transfer......................................................................................................... 38
4.5.1 Consultant Transfer..........................................................................................38
4.5.2 Blind Transfer....................................................................................................38
4.6 Conference................................................................................................... 39
5. WEB ADMINISTRA TION ......................................40
5.1 Factory Default.............................................................................................40
5.2 Configuring the SIP Phone through Web Pages....................................... 40
5.3 Installation Wizard ....................................................................................... 44
5.4 Advanced Configuration ............................................................................. 47
5.4.1 Network Configuration.....................................................................................47
5.4.2 SIP Configuration .............................................................................................52
5.4.3 System Configuration ......................................................................................53
5.4.4 Number Configuration...................................................................................... 55
5.4.5 Media Configuration.........................................................................................58
5.4.6 Device Management.........................................................................................62
5.5 System Status .............................................................................................. 66
5.5.1 Network Status..................................................................................................66
5.5.2 Version Information:.........................................................................................67
5.6 Reboot........................................................................................................... 68
6. TELNET COMMAND LINES.................................69
6.1 [help] command........................................................................................... 70
6.2 [quit] command............................................................................................ 70
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6.3 [debug] command........................................................................................ 71
6.4 [reboot] command ....................................................................................... 71
6.5 [pbook] command........................................................................................ 71
6.6 [commit] command...................................................................................... 72
6.7 [ping] command........................................................................................... 72
6.8 [time] command........................................................................................... 72
6.9 [ifaddr] command......................................................................................... 73
6.10 [pppoe] command........................................................................................ 74
6.11 [flash] command .......................................................................................... 75
6.12 [sysconf] command..................................................................................... 76
6.13 [sip] command ............................................................................................. 77
6.14 [security] command..................................................................................... 78
6.15 [line] command ............................................................................................ 79
6.15.1 Busy Forward ....................................................................................................79
6.15.2 No Response.....................................................................................................79
6.15.3 Unconditional....................................................................................................79
6.16 [voice] command ......................................................................................... 80
6.17 [phone] command........................................................................................ 80
6.18 [tos] command............................................................................................. 81
6.19 [prefix] command......................................................................................... 82
6.20 [rom] command............................................................................................ 83
6.21 [auth] command........................................................................................... 84
6.22 [passwd] command...................................................................................... 85
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1. INTRODUCTION
The Micronet SP5101 VoIP desktop telephone highly integrates DSP/codec
system-on-chip solutions to provide the industry’s highest voice quality.
For ease-of-use functionality, SP5101 provides well compatibility with many
well-known IP-PBX, and many user-friendly feature buttons of conference, call
pick up, transfer, Redial, Hold …etc. The simple operation and configuration
are most suitable for residential, SOHO, and enterprise applications.
1.1 Packet Content
Before you start installing the device, verify the following items are in the
package:
● SP5101 IP Telephone
● Quick Installation Guide
● User’s Manual CD
● Power adapter
1.2 Key Features
● Compliant with IETF SIP standards
● Support G.711A/µ-law and G.729 codecs
● Well compatibility with well-known IP-PBX (Micronet SP5211, Asterisk,
Siemens, Alcatel, Lucent and NEC)
● Rich call features
DND (Do Not Disturb)
Call waiting
Call Conference (3-way)
Call hold / retrieve
Call forward (Busy, No-Answer and Unconditional)
Call transfer (attended / unattended )
Call pickup
● User-friendly function buttons
● Call details list and message waiting indicator
● Support outbound proxy and STUN for NAT traversal
● Support QoS to ensure voice quality
● Cost-effective, suitable for pure VoIP environment
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2. General Definitions
2.1 T elephone appearance
Front View
Bottom shell
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2.2 Key Definition
NO KEYPAD FUNCTION
1. Press this key to confirm a menu selection, a setting,
or a phone entry.
1 OK
2. When in menu mode, pressing this key will select the
menu selection highlighted.
3. When entering phone setting or menu selection
entry, pressing this key will confirm the entry.
2 C
3
4
5
M1
M2
M3
M4
1. Cancel for the menu setting or number typing.
2. Reject the incoming calls
Adjust the volume
Adjust the volume
Speaking without picking up handset
UP arrow key
Left arrow and return key for the menu setting
1. Right arrow
2. Enter key for the menu setting
1. Down arrow key
2. Enter Phone Book directory
K1 Line1
K2 Line2
K3 F1
K4 F2
K5 F3
K6 Forward
Line1 switch key
Line2 switch key
Memory key 1
Memory key 2
Memory key 3
Direct forward
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NO KEYPAD FUNCTION
K7 DND
K8 Missed
K9 VMS
K10 Blind Tran
K11 Mute
K12 Headset
K13 Conf
K14 Pick
K15 Trans
K16 Redial
K17 Hold
DND
Missed calls
Voice Mail
Blind transfer
Mute
Headset mode switch
Conference
Call Pickup
Transfer
Redial
Call hold / Call retrieve
This phone could support three methods for the text input, such like this: “123”,
“ABC”, “abc”. “123” is for the number inputs, “ABC” is for the uppercase
character inputs; “abc” is for the lowercase character inputs.
User could press the button to exchange these three methods.
2.3 Keys with “123” number mode
Users could only enter the digits in the “123” mode as following:
Key Numbers in “123” input method
S33
S30
S28
S32
S23
1
2
3
4
5
S18
6
9
7
8
9
*
0
Input method switch key
*
#
S29
S10
S11
S04
S17
S12
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2.4 Keys with “ABC” character mode
Users could enter the characters with the uppercase in this mode. The key
could only input the special symbols and press more times to pick up
the symbols you want. If users press two times on the key , the input
character will be E.
Key Characters with uppercase in “ABC” input method
*
S33
S30
S28
S32
S23
S18
S29
S10
S11
S04
S17
A B C
D E F
G H I
J K L
M N O
P Q R S
T U V
W X Y Z
Space
S12
Input method switch key
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2.5 Keys with “abc” character mode
Users could enter the characters with the uppercase in this mode. The key
could only input the special symbols and press more times to pick up
the symbols you want. If users press two times on the key , the input
character will be e.
Key
Characters with uppercase in “ABC” input method
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S33
S30
S28
S32
S23
S18
S29
S10
S11
S04
S17
a b c
d e f
g h i
j k l
m n o
p q r s
t u v
w x y z
Space
S12
Input method switch key
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2.6 Menu keys
There are four keys to help users enter, exit or pick up the configuration tables
for changing. Please check out the following info:
Key
M3
OK
C
Functions descriptions
Press the right arrow key in the IDLE mode to enter the main
menu.
Press the left arrow key will help users to return the original table or
exit the main menu
Press the up arrow key to scroll up configuration items.
1. Press the down arrow key to scroll down configuration items.
2. Enter Phone Book directory.
Enter the selected configuration table.
Return to the original table or exit the main menu key.
2.7 LCD Display
2.7.1 LCD Display in initializing mode
1970/01/01 00:00
Initializing…
Status during the system initializing
2.7.2 LCD Display in IDLE state
2006/05/10 10:10
SipPhone SP5101
2006/05/10 10:10
Register Fail
Displaying in the IDLE mode while the network and
registration were ok. (User can change display name
from SIP configuration)
Registrations fail during the IDLE mode
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2.7.3 LCD Display in OFF-HOOK state
2006/05/10 10:10
Network Fail
Line 1 Dial…
Line 2 Dial…
Network fail during the IDLE mode (WAN port
detection or get IP failed with DHCP and PPPoE)1
LCD displaying while the phone was in the OFFHOOK
state.
LCD displaying while the phone was in the OFFHOOK
state.
2.7.4 LCD Display in DISCONNECTED state
2006/05/10 10:10
SipPhone SP5101
After the remote side sends the BYE message,
LPSP5101 will automatically return IDLE state.
2.7.5 LCD Display for RINGING state
Incoming call…
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Incoming call with the calling name or number
2.7.6 LCD Display for DIALING state
Line 1 Dialing…
9999
Making a outgoing call with the dialed number
Line 2 Dialing…
9999
Making a outgoing call with the dialed number
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2.7.7 LCD Display for Incoming Call state
Jaosn
65605
When it received incoming call, it will show incoming
call display name and Line number
2.7.8 LCD Display in CONNECTED state
Line 1 Talking…
00:00:10
Line 2 Talking…
00:00:10
During the talking state and running the timer
During the talking state and running the timer
Mute…
00:00:10
Transfer…
Hold…
Parking…
In Conference…..
00:10:10
The timer will still go on while the mute function was
enabled during the conversation.
Transfer action during the call.
Hold the established call.
Parking the call.
Enable the conference function and start the timer
from the beginning.
2.7.9 LCD Display in Call Waiting state
Line 1 Talking.……
65605
Under conversation and LPSP5101 received
incoming call. LCD of LPSP5101 will display incoming
call number.
User can press Line button to pick up call waiting or
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presses C button to reject call waiting.
2.7.10 LCD Display for firmware upgrading mode
Download…
Download…
Writing…
Completed…
Please reboot
Firmware file downloading mode
Writing the firmware after the firmware downloading
Request for the rebooting after the firmware
upgrading
2.7.11 LCD Display for saving and rebooting mode
Saving…
Saving the configurations while users had be changed
Rebooting…
Users reboot this unit from the remote side
Rebooting?
Please Wait…
Request for the keypad pressing to reboot
Users reboot this unit by the keypad pressing
2.7.12 LCD Display for edit mode
The characters and digits were entered from the left to the right side. The
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cursor will be blinking every 500ms just like the example as above:
John
→
John
208
→
208
If the users enter the incorrect info, the LCD will show as following:
Invalid Input…
2.8 Editing Display
a Cursor
Under the characters or digits, the cursor will be displayed and the characters
or digits will be blinking. It was shown as “_” with the LCD showing. Users
could press the right or left arrow keys to make the cursor move to the right or
left side. The blinking time for the on and off will be 500ms.
b Insert the characters or numbers
All the characters and numbers were entered from the left to the right side.
While users enter a new character, the cursor will move to the right side of the
entered character or numbers and wait for the next one.
c Delete the characters or numbers
User could use the cancel key for erasing the entered characters or digits. It
will only erase the characters or digits, which are in the left side of the cursor.
d Rapid delete the characters or numbers
All the info will be dropped while users press the keypad for 3 seconds
and all the entered info will be deleted and exit the edit mode.
e Exit the edit mode
Users could press the keypad for 3 seconds to exit the edit mode during
the editing.
Or move the cursor to the left side of the LCD and without any characters and
numbers; press the cancel key to exit the edit mode.
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2.9 LED Display
While users power on this phone set, all the LED will be lighted up before the
system initializing procedure finished. The function LED will be light while
users press the function keys; and will be blink while users press the function
keys for twice. The following definitions are for the LED:
LED Key Function description
LED1
LED2
K1 LED
K2 LED
K3 LED
K4 LED
K5 LED
K6 LED
K7 LED
K8 LED
K1
1 Flashing for the incoming call.
Flash time : 200ms on; 200ms off
2 Lighting for the OFFHOOK.
1. Flashing for the line holding
Flash time : 500ms on; 500ms off
K2
500ms on; 1000ms off
2. Lighting for the line in use.
K3
K4
K5
Light up while user press this for the speed dial
Light up while user press this for the speed dial
Light up while user press this for the speed dial
1. Light up while user enabled forward function
K6
(unconditional/ No Answer/ Busy).
2. Light off when user diable forward function.
K7
1. Light up while users enable the DND function
2. Off while users disable the DND function
1. Light up while user has missed call.
K8
2. Light Off while users checked out the miss
called records
K9 LED
K10 LED
K11 LED
K12 LED
K9
K
K
K
1. Light up while users have the voice mail
2. Off while users checked out the voice mail
records
Press during communication to do blind transfer.
1. A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C’s
number→hear nothing (C ring) → Blind transfer
2. A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C’s
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number→C Busy → hear special tone then
retrieve B immediately
3. A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C’s
number (not finished) →Blind Tran. Retrieve
call
1. Light up while users enable the mute
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2. Off while users cancel the mute
1. Light up when user is using headset mode.
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2. HEADSET button works the same like
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hook/speaker button. When having incoming
call, press HEADSET button can pick up call
and press again can hang up call.
3. When in communication, press HEADSET
button can switch voice path to headset.
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3. LCD Menu Operation
During the menu operation, there is no cursor for the configuration tables
selecting. The LCD will show just like this:
Users could press the up or down arrow keys to move on different item. This
sign will guide you to choose the configuration tables. In the main menu, it will
exit the menu and back to the IDLE mode if there is no action for 30 seconds.
The LCD menu includes eight tables in the menu tree: Call Records, Phone
Book, Networking setting, SIP setting, Phone setting, Mail Box, Function Keys,
and reboot.
3.1 Call Records
>Call Records
>Phone Book
¾ Received Calls
Call Record List
Dial Out
Detail
Add to Book
Delete
¾ Dialed Calls
Call Record List
Dial Out
Detail
Add to Book
Delete
¾ Missed Calls
Call Record List
Dial Out
Detail
Add to Book
Delete
¾ Delete All
Delete all?
This phone set could support 10 entries for the received / dialed / missed calls.
The sorting will be based on the latest period. If there could be matched with
the phone book, LCD will show the name; or show the number only.
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3.1.1 Received
Showing the received calls; pressing the
M4
and
M1
button to check
out the other received calls.
>Received Calls
>Dialed Calls
OK
→
>John
>12345678
The LCD will show as following while there is no any record for the received
calls:
No Records!!
● Dial out
>John
>12345678
→
M4
→
>John
>12345678
→ →
>Dial Out
>Detail
→
OK
→
Line 1 Dialing..
John
● Detail
The Detail will show the date and time for the calls as following:
>John
>12345678
>Dial Out
>Detail
→ →
→
OK
→
>Dial Out
>Detail
2006/05/10
10:10:10
● Add to Phone
→
→
This allow user add the unknown number into the phone book. After the new
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entry added, show all the entries in the phone book to verify by users. If users
press the button, the flow will be just like the actions in the phone book
>John
>12345678
→
→
>Dial Out
>Detail
→
→
>Dial Out
>Detail
Entry name
● Delete
>John
>12345678
>Dial Out
>Detail
>Add to Book
>Delete
→
→
→
→
M4
M4
OK
>Detail
→
>Add to Book
→
OK
→
>Dial Out
→
>Detail
→
→
>Detail
→
>Add to Book
→
M4
→
Delete it?
→
→
OK
→
Delete ok…
→
>12345678
3.1.2 Dialed Calls
All the LCD displaying or actions are as same as the flow of Received. Please
check out the chapter 6.1 for the detail as above.
3.1.3 Missed
All the LCD displaying or actions are as same as the flow of Received. Please
check out the chapter 6.1 for the detail as above.
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3.1.4 Delete All
This will delete all the records of the received, dialed and missed calls.
Delete it?
→
→
Delete ok…
3.2 Phone Book
This phone set could support 90 entries of the phone book. Users could add,
modify, delete, and dial out all the entries in the phone book. If the name and
number had been added in the phone book, the LCD has to show the name if it
is the incoming call.
In the view mode, the name has to be sorted by the characters.
¾ New Entry
Input Name
Input Number
¾ View Entry
Phone Book List
Dial Out
Modify Entry
z Entry Name
z Entry Number
Delete Entry
z Delete it?
Detail
¾ Search Entry
Input Name
Memory Check
3.2.1 New Entry
A Input Name
It could support the number and character typing in this mode.
In the phone book entries, this isn’t permitted for the same name. If users enter
the different number with the same name, the LCD will show as following:
Input Name
Joh
Overwrite Entry?
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This is allowed the same number with the different name. For the name of the
incoming call displaying, the phone set will show up the latest record
configured by users.
This isn’t permitted for the empty info about the name in this mode. If users
press the button without any info for the name, the LCD will show as
following and return to the New Entry table after a few seconds:
Invalid Input…
>New Entry
>View Entry
→
B Input Number
After users enter the valid name for the New Entry, the LCD will show as
following and it only supports the number typing in this mode:
Input Name
John
→
OK
Input Number
→
12345678
After saving the name and number for the new entry, LCD will show up the
exist records:
>123
>ABC
John
3.2.2 View Entry
In this mode, the phone has to sort the name by the characters. The priority of
sorting just like this: Number > Uppercase character > Lowercase character.
>123
>ABC
Bob
alex
jason
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Users could press the button to select the action in the view mode.
If there is no any entry for the phone book, LCD will show the massage as
following:
No Records!!
Dial Out
Press on specific phone book entry, phone will be off-hook and dial out
automatically.
Modify Entry
Here user can modify name and number of existed phone book data.
Delete Entry
Delete it?
→
OK
→
Delete ok…
Detail
Press to see detail name and number of this phone book entry.
3.2.3 Search Entry
This mode could support the numbers or characters typing. If the entered
name couldn’t be matched with the existed records, on LCD will show the first
entry of this phone book.
Input Name
→
OK
→
>ABC
>abc
3.2.4 Memory Check
Phone set could support about 90 entries for the phone book; it will show the
records for the unused and used entries.
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