Mine Site Technologies MP70 Administrator's Manual

MP70 MinePhone

Administrator Guide

Revision History............................................................................................................................................5

Contact Information.......................................................................................................................................7

About this Guide............................................................................................................................................9

Chapter 1: Product Overview..................................................................11

Chapter 2: Manual Conﬁguration of Phone Settings............................19

1.1 Hardware Features ....................................................................................................................12

1.2 Display.......................................................................................................................................13

1.3 Charging the phone....................................................................................................................13

1.4 Switching the MinePhone On and Off ......................................................................................15

1.5 Accessing Menu Features..........................................................................................................16

1.6 MinePhones in a Network.........................................................................................................16

2.1 Setting the Date and Time.........................................................................................................20

2.2 Language Settings......................................................................................................................20

2.3 Auto Lock Key...........................................................................................................................21

2.4 Keylock PTT..............................................................................................................................22

2.5 Changing the Backlight Time and Brightness...........................................................................22

2.6 Sound settings............................................................................................................................24

2.7 Call Settings...............................................................................................................................25

Chapter 3: Manual Conﬁguration of Network Settings........................29

3.1 Access Point (AP) Conﬁguration..............................................................................................30

3.2 Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Conﬁguration........................................................................31

3.3 Real Transport Protocol (RTP) Conﬁguration...........................................................................32

3.4 Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) settings..........................................................................33

3.5 Network Time Protocol (NTP) Conﬁguration...........................................................................34

3.6 Internet Protocol Settings..........................................................................................................34

3.7 Advanced Settings.....................................................................................................................36

3.8 Wi-Fi Survey..............................................................................................................................37

Chapter 4: Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Conﬁguration........39

4.1 Conﬁguring the Network...........................................................................................................40

4.2 TFTP Server Setup....................................................................................................................40

4.3 Firmware ﬁles............................................................................................................................40

4.3.1 Editing the ﬁrmware site ﬁle......................................................................................40

4.4 Conﬁguration Files....................................................................................................................41

4.4.1 Editing the change.txt ﬁle...........................................................................................42

4.4.2 Editing Contacts.........................................................................................................43

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4.4.3 Editing the Site Settings ﬁle.......................................................................................44

4.4.4 Editing Phone Speciﬁc Conﬁguration ﬁles................................................................53

4.5 Updating the MinePhone...........................................................................................................54

Chapter 5: Maintenance...........................................................................55

Appendix A: Troubleshooting Guide.......................................................57

Appendix B: MP70 MinePhone Speciﬁcation........................................59

Appendix C: Example Timezone Offsets................................................61

Appendix D: Acronyms............................................................................65

Appendix E: Hardware Warranty...........................................................67

Appendix F: Firmware End User License Agreement...........................69

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Revision History

DateChangeRevision

PCB) and ﬁrmware 1.4.0.0

Copyright © 2011 Mine Site Technologies Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Mine Site Technologies Pty Ltd reserves the right to make changes to speciﬁcations and information in this manual without prior notice.

Mine Site Technologies Pty Ltd accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions contained in this guide.

May 2011Administrator guide for MinePhone hardware Rev D (main

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Contact Information

AUSTRALIA

Sydney

25-27 Whiting Street Artarmon NSW 2064 AUSTRALIA Tel: +61 2 9437 4399

CANADA

Sudbury

1085 Kelly Lake Road Sudbury Ontario P3E 5P5 CANADA Tel: +1 705-675 7468

CHINA

Hangzhou

4th Floor, Building 1 No. 5 Xianghong Road Hangzhou CHINA 310011 Tel: +86 571 85803320x206

UNITED STATES

Denver

13301 W 43rd Drive Golden Colorado 80403 USA Tel: +1 303-951 0570

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About this Guide

This manual describes the features, operation and conﬁguration of the MP70 Minephone.

Conventions used in the manual

This publication uses the following conventions to highlight and convey information:

• Text that requires input from an operator is boldfaced.

• Operator interface screen control names are boldfaced.

• Keyboard input keys are CAPITALISED.

Icons

Icons are used in the guide to highlight speciﬁc information as shown the table below.

DescriptionIcon

Note:

Important:

Caution:

Related Publications

MP70 MinePhone User Guide ICA Administrator Console Setup Guide

Additional Support

For additional support please visit our website www.minesite.com.au.

The Note icon indicates important information or references to the user.

The Important icon contains information to prevent damage to the product and injury to the user.

The Caution icon indicates to stop and pay attention or an action not to be performed.

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Chapter

Product Overview

Topics:

• Hardware Features

• Display

• Charging the phone

• Switching the MinePhone On

and Off

• Accessing Menu Features

• MinePhones in a Network

This chapter describes the features of MP70 MinePhone, charging dock and how MinePhones are used as part of a larger communications system.

The Mine Site T echnologies’ MP70 MinePhone is a Voice over WLAN (VoWLAN) phone designed for use in hazardous mining environments. It provides two way voice and text communication over the underground wireless network. It has the following features:

• Intrinsically Safe design built to an IP54 rating

• Colour 320x240 pixel TFT LCD screen

• Push To Talk function

• Text messaging

• Acoustic and echo cancellation

• Emergency "Man Down" mode

• Battery life of 48 hours standby, 4 hours talk time

• Wi-Fi Signal survey function.

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Product Overview

1.1 Hardware Features

FunctionDescriptionKey

TFT display.Display1 Phone speaker.Speaker2 Microphone for Push To Talk (PTT).Upper microphone3 Microphone for phone calls.Lower microphone4

button

Emergency override button broadcasting to all MinePhone users.Emergency "Man Down"

Button for Push To Talk (PTT) communication.Push to talk (PTT) button6 Changes the PTT group channel.PTT channel up7 Changes the PTT group channel.PTT channel down8

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FunctionDescriptionKey

External headset jack cover9

label Beltclip mounting hole11

Removable cover for attaching an external Remote speaker microphone. (only applicable in Hard Rock mining environments)

Handset identiﬁcation label.Serial number / MAC address

Mounting hole for a attaching the included beltclip or optional metal beltclip.

IEC / MSHA approvals label.Approvals label12 Button to answer a call or left selection on the display.Left selection key / Call key13 Keypad for entering contact numbers and text messaging.Keypad14 Navigation key when accessing the phone menu.Navigation key15 Button to end a call or right selection on the display.Right selection key / End key16 Contacts for charging the handset in the charging dock.Charging contacts17 LED on top of the phone will ﬂash when receiving a call.Receive call LED18 Button to switch the phone on or off.Power button19

1.2 Display

When the phone is switched on, the home screen is displayed.

Network signal strength1 Handset Extension number2 PTT channel indicator3 Battery level4 Time display5 Function of the left selection key6 Function of the right selection key7

PictureDescriptionKey

1.3 Charging the phone

The MinePhone has a non-removable internal battery providing up to 48 hours standby and 4 hours talk time. It is charged when placed in the charging dock and connecting the po wer adaptor to a power source.

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Charging Location

The charger should be placed in a well ventilated, non-hazardous area with access to a clean power source. In an Intrinsically Safe environment, the MinePhone is not permitted to be charged in a hazardous area. The handset must be returned to a non-hazardous area for charging. The ambient temperature for charging should be within 0-40°C.

Power Adaptor

The power adaptor will operate at 110-240V AC po wer and comes with several plugs for dif ferent regions. Check that you have been shipped with the appropriate power adaptor and plugs.

Caution: Use only charging docks and power adaptors approved by Mine Site Technologies. Use of any other type may be dangerous, breach Intrinsic Safety requirements and will void the warranty .

Charging Dock

The charging dock has two LEDs on the front to indicate the charging status.

StatusLED Indicator

Red LED Flash: 300ms On, 300ms Off, 300ms On,1s Off.

300ms On,300ms Off,300ms On,1s Off Green and Red LED Off

Charging

Connect the power adaptor to a wall socket.1

Charging is in progress.Red LED on Charging is completed.Green LED on Internal battery is outside the 0-55°C temperature range for

charging. Charging time-out error.Red LED Flash: 300ms On,300ms Off,

• Phone is not in charger

• Charger is not connected to power

• Charging error.

PictureProcedureStep

Connect the lead from the power adaptor to the charging dock.2

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Place phone into the charging dock.3

The charging indicator will be red if the battery is ﬂat or less than

fully charged. If the handset is ﬂat, charging time will take about 3 hours.

Product Overview

PictureProcedureStep

The charging indicator will be green when the handset is fully

charged.

1.4 Switching the MinePhone On and Off

The MinePhone can operate in two modes:

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• User mode — The User mode enables phone functionality and changing basic phone settings. To turn

on, press and hold down the power button for 3 seconds.

• Administrator mode — The Administrator mode enables network and conﬁguration settings to be

edited in the handset. To turn on, press and hold the # key before pressing the power button for 3 seconds. The screen will display "Admin" in the lower left corner before displaying the main screen.

To switch the phone off, press and hold down the power button for 3 seconds.

Note: Please ensure the phone is fully charged before deployment.

1.5 Accessing Menu Features

To access the menu:

Press the key below the Menu option on the home screen.

Use the Navigation key to scroll up and down the phone menu.

PictureProcedureStep

1.6 MinePhones in a Network

The MinePhone has two modes of operation:

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• Infrastructure mode — MinePhones connect to the wireless network via an Access Point to perform

data and voice communications.

• Ad-hoc mode — MinePhones operate without the need of a wireless network by connecting to each

other "peer to peer". This is illustrated in Figure 1.

Figure 1: MinePhone Operation Modes

Note: MinePhones must be in the same mode to communicate with each other.

The MinePhone can make and receive two types of calls:

• Push to Talk (PTT) — Walkie talkie style communication.

• Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) — Calls can be made within the network (WLAN) or outside the network (to outside phone lines) depending on the SIP server conﬁguration.

Refer to the MinePhone User Guide for making SIP calls and using PTT.

Network Configuration

• If the wireless network infrastructure supports multiple SSIDs, it is recommended that an SSID be solely allocated for the MinePhones. For the fastest roaming performance, the recommended wireless security is WEP, Open Key using Key 1 on the Access Points. The VLAN associated with the MinePhone's SSID should be given highest priority in the site's QoS policies.

• If the wireless network infrastructure uses a single SSID with data and voice transmitting over the network, then WPA2-AES security is recommended to ensure that the corporate data remains secure.

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Chapter

Manual Configuration of Phone Settings

Topics:

• Setting the Date and Time

• Language Settings

• Auto Lock Key

• Keylock PTT

• Changing the Backlight Time

and Brightness

• Sound settings

• Call Settings

This chapter describes how to manually change the MinePhone settings when in Administrator mode. Refer to the section Switching the

MinePhone On and Off to starting the phone in Administrator Mode.

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2.1 Setting the Date and Time

The date and time is conﬁgured by accessing Menu > Settings > Phone Setup > Date/Time.

Select Set Date and Time.1

Use the keypad to enter the date and time. Use the Navigation key to scroll between digits and press Select.

PictureProcedureStep

Select Date Format and select the date format and press Select.3

Select Time Format and press Select.4

2.2 Language Settings

The Language menu is accessed in Menu > Settings > Phone Setup > Language. Select English or Chinese and press Select to conﬁrm the setting.

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2.3 Auto Lock Key

The MinePhone keypad can be conﬁgured to auto lock after 60 seconds.

Turning on the Auto Lock Key

Manual Conﬁguration of Phone Settings

Press Menu on the home screen, scroll to the Settings option and press

Select.

With the Navigation key , select Auto Lock Key and press Select.

Select Enable and press Select.3

PictureProcedureStep

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The keypad will auto lock after 1 minute, displayed as a padlock icon on

the screen. To unlock, press and hold the # key for 2 seconds.

Turning the Keypad Lock On and Off manually

The keypad can be manually locked and unlocked by pressing and holding the # key for 2 seconds.

2.4 Keylock PTT

The Keylock PTT feature will lock the PTT button when Auto key lock feature is enabled.

2.5 Changing the Backlight Time and Brightness

Backlight Time

Select Menu on the home screen, scroll to the Settings option and press

Select.

PictureProcedureStep

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Select Backlight Time with the Navigation key and press Select.

Use the Navigation key to select the desired backlight time and press

Select.

PictureProcedureStep

Backlight Brightness

Select Menu on the home screen, scroll to the Settings option and click

Select.

Select Backlight Brightness with the Navigation key and press Select.

PhotoActionStep

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PhotoActionStep

Adjust the brightness using the Navigation key and press OK.

Note: A lower screen brightness will reduce battery power consumption.

2.6 Sound settings

The Sound menu enables adjustment of speaker volume, alert tone and ring tone as described below.

Talk Volume

Push to Talk (PTT) Volume

Ring Volume

Alert Mode

PictureDescriptionSound Option

Adjusts the speaker volume for phone calls using the Navigation key . Adjusts the speaker volume for PTT using the Navigation key . Adjusts the ring tone volume level using the Navigation key .

Selects the ring tone type.Ring Tone

Selects the type of alert mode when receiving a call or text messages:

• Ringing — phone will ring

• Vibrate — phone will vibrate only

• Ring after Vibrate — phone will ring

ﬁrst then vibrate, repeating this cycle.

• Vibrate and Ring — phone will vibrate

ﬁrst then ring, repeating this cycle

• Mute — phone will mute ring tones and

vibrate function

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Adjusting Talk volume during a call

During a call the speaker volume can be adjusted using the Navigation key .

2.7 Call Settings

Call settings can be accessed in Menu > Settings > Call Setup.

Call Waiting

The Call Waiting feature tells you if another caller is contacting when you are on a call. . Use the Navigation key to enable or disable and press Select.

The following table describes the call waiting options during a call.

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The MinePhone will display when another caller is contacting you during a call. Press Answer to accept the call and the current caller will be put on hold.

During a call you can press Options to choose the following call waiting

options:

• End Back Call — Hangup the caller on hold

• Swap — Revert the phonecall to the caller on hold

• Mute — Mute the current call.

PictureProcedureStep

Press Hang up to end call.3

Earpiece Type

The overall speaker volume level can be selected when a earpiece is attached to the phone:

• Remote Speaker Microphone — speaker volume will be louder when holding the earpiece / handset away from your ear.

• Earpiece — Speaker volume will be reduced when holding the earpiece / handset closer to your ear.

Caution: Loud volume levels can potentially damage your hearing. Do not place Remote speak er microphone or handset near your ear when the Remote Speaker Microphone option selected.

Note: A Remote speaker microphone cannot be used in Intrinsically Safe environments. It will only function for MinePhones deployed in Hard Rock mines.

Mic for PTT

The MinePhone has two microphones: one at the top of the phone and one at the bottom. Either microphone can selected depending how the phone is held during PTT . Use the Na vigation key to select the desired

microphone, then press Select.

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Chapter

Manual Configuration of Network Settings

Topics:

• Access Point (AP) Configuration

• Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)

Configuration

• Real Transport Protocol (RTP)

Configuration

• Trivial File Transfer Protocol

(TFTP) settings

• Network Time Protocol (NTP)

Configuration

• Internet Protocol Settings

• Advanced Settings

• Wi-Fi Survey

This chapter describes how to edit network settings on a MinePhone when it is in administration mode.

The Network Settings menu provides settings and modes for wireless connectivity and remote server locations. The MinePhone requires the following settings conﬁgured to connect to the network:

• Access Point (AP) — wireless connectivity to the network via

access points.

• SIP server — connection to the SIP server , which enables calls to

be made within the network and outside the network.

• Real-time T ransport Pr otocol (RTP) — deﬁnes the packet format

for delivering audio over an IP network.

• Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server — contains

ﬁrmware, site and device speciﬁc conﬁguration ﬁles which download to the phone on start-up.

• Network Time Protocol (NTP) server — The handset

synchronises date and time from a NTP server.

• DHCP Enablement — conﬁguring the phone's IP address to be

static or dynamic using a DHCP server.

• Network Mode — selection to use the phone in Ad-hoc or AP

mode.

• Wireless channel conﬁguration — Radio channels that connect

the phone to the network.

It is highly recommended thatnetwork settings for a ﬂeet of MinePhones are centrally conﬁgured using the Mine Site T echnologies' ImPact Communication Appliance (ICA). Using ICA will simplify conﬁguration, save time and minimise errors. Please refer to the ICA Administrator Console Setup Guide for details.

Text Input

Selecting a setting will open the current value in a text editable ﬁeld. The following commands can be used across all of these menus:

• Pressing OK will accept the current text and return to the last menu.

• Pressing Back will backspace and edit the text.

• The * key toggles between character and numerical input which is indicated in the top right of the screen.

• Pressing a number key 2 to 9 repeatedly will cycle through the characters printed on the key until the required character appears. If the next character is located on the same key as the present one, wait until the cursor appears and enter the letter / number.

• The # key will access the punctuation menu.

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3.1 Access Point (AP) Configuration

The AP Conﬁg settings deﬁne the wireless network connection. The MinePhone must be restarted for changes to take effect.

PictureDescriptionAP Conﬁg

Wireless network nameSSID

WPA / WPA2 key

Wireless Security Encryption TypeSet Security

• Open System — any device can authenticate to the network

• WEP Open — Any device with the correct WEP key can

authenticate to the network

• WEP Shared — not recommended

• WPA-TKIP — WPA security using TKIP encryption

• WPA-AES — WPA security using AES encryption.

• WPA2-AES — the strongest form of WPA security.

WEP security typeWEP Key

• 64 bit Encryption — 10 hexadecimal (base 16) characters (0-9

and A-F)

• 128 bit Encryption — 26 hexadecimal (base 16) characters

(0-9 and A-F)

• Encryption Key Index — The WEP key index to use

WPA or WPA2 pre-shared key using a passphrase of 8-63 characters.

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PictureDescriptionAP Conﬁg

Net Search

Searches for wireless APs in proximity of the phone. Press Save to connect to the AP.

3.2 Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Configuration

The SIP menu conﬁgures the phone's connection to the SIP server. The SIP menu options are described below. The MinePhone must be restarted for changes to take effect.

SIP User Name

Password

Name

Outbound Proxy Mode

Server

as the Auth User Name.

Port used to access the SIP server.SIP Port

Support for conﬁguring another SIP server for outbound calls.

Outbound SIP server name or IP address.Outbound

ValuesDescriptionField

Usually the phone extension.User name displayed to other users. It is often the same

password.Password to authenticate user to the SIP server.SIP

Usually the phone extension.Username for authenticating to the SIP server.Auth User

Hostname or IP address.SIP server hostname or IP address.SIP Server By default the SIP server port is

5060. Enable or Disable. By default it

is disabled.

Note: This must be set to be the same as the SIP server name or IP address if an outbound SIP server is not used.

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ValuesDescriptionField

Port

Outbound port number.Outbound

re-register to the SIP server.

Note: This must be set to be the same as the SIP Port if an outbound SIP server is not used.

Default setting is 120.Time duration (in seconds) before the phone will

3.3 Real Transport Protocol (RTP) Configuration

RTP settings deﬁne the streaming of voice packet to and from the MinePhone. The RTP port options are described below. The MinePhone must be restarted for changes to take effect.

PictureValuesDescriptionField

Default is 9090Setting of up to 5 digits.RTP port

Default is g.711aMenu select g.711a, g.711mu, g.729aCodec Setting

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PictureValuesDescriptionField

DTMF Mode

Dual Tone Multi-frequency Signalling (DTMF) is used in touch-tone dialling when dialling a number to determine which keys are pressed. The MinePhone has two modes:

• Inband sends touch-tone signal as an

audible tone as part of the voice conversation.

• RFC2833 speciﬁes a different RTP

message for DTMF digits which reduces transmitted data.

RFC2833 or Inband. Default setting is RFC2833

3.4 Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) settings

The MinePhone connects to a TFTP server on the network to download ﬁrmware and conﬁguration settings every time it is switched on. A DHCP server can be used to provide the TFTP server address to the phone. The table below describes the settings to connect to the TFTP server. The MinePhone must be restarted for changes to take effect.

TFTP Mode

Enables or disables the phone to connect to the TFTP server.

PictureValuesDescriptionField

Enable or Disable. By

default TFTP is enabled.

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PictureValuesDescriptionField

Hostname or IP address.Hostname or IP address.TFTP Server

TFTP Download

Selecting TFTP download will initiate a TFTP connection to download conﬁguration settings and ﬁrmware.

Select to enable TFTP download.

3.5 Network Time Protocol (NTP) Configuration

NTP settings are used to conﬁgure a remote server that the phone will retrieve time and time zone settings from at startup. The NTP server address can be provided by a DHCP server. The MinePhone must be restarted for changes to take effect.

PictureValuesDescriptionField

NTP Mode

Connection to a NTP can be enabled or disabled.

Enable or Disable. By default the setting is Enabled.

Hostname or IP address.Server name or IP address.NTP Server

3.6 Internet Protocol Settings

The Internet Protocol settings are used to conﬁgure the MinePhone's IP address as static or dynamic via DHCP. The MinePhone must be restarted for changes to take effect.

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PictureValuesDescriptionFieldProtocol

address

DHCPDynamic IP

IP AddressStatic IP address

Subnet Mask

Enables the phone to have a dynamic IP address using a DHCP server.

IP address.

Identiﬁes the subnet the IP address belongs to.

Enable or Disable. By default setting is Enable.

IP addressThe phone's assigned

Default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway

IP addressThe IP address of the default gateway to be used.

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PictureValuesDescriptionFieldProtocol

Primary DNS

Secondary DNS

IP addressThe DNS server to be

used by the phone.

IP addressThe Backup DNS server to be used by the phone.

3.7 Advanced Settings

These variables deﬁne wireless and hardware speciﬁc settings as described below. The MinePhone must be restarted for changes to take effect.

PictureValuesDescriptionField

Speed options range from 1-54Mbps. The default setting is 54Mbps.

Default setting is Auto Mode.

Link Mode

Deﬁnes the wireless trafﬁc speed.Speed

Wireless link mode to operate at

802.11b, 802.11g or Auto Mode.

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PictureValuesDescriptionField

Network T ype

Listen Interval

Select

Option to select two modes of operation:

• AP (Infrastructure) Mode — The handset will connect to the Wi-Fi network in closest proximity.

• Ad-hoc Mode — MinePhones connect "peer to peer" when in range of one another.

The number of intervals for a MinePhone to listen for beacons.

Selects wireless channel settings.Channel

Note: MST ImPact Wireless Network Switches and Access Points are conﬁgured to operate on channels 1,6,11.

AP Mode or Peer to Peer mode

Listen intervals can range from 1-16. The default setting is 1.

Wireless channels can be assigned to the phone as a range or speciﬁc channel/s. The text format to enter is either a list of numbers separated by commas (which deﬁne individual channels), or two numbers separated by a hyphen (which deﬁne a channel range). For example, 1-11 or 1,6,11.

3.8 Wi-Fi Survey

The WiFi Survey feature displays a list of Access Points (APs) that are in range of the phone and are conﬁgured to use the same SSID. It displays the Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI ) and weight of roaming. There are two viewing modes which can be changed by pressing the Shift key.

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AP connection

Roam Utility

DescriptionField

The green AP connection icon indicates that the phone is currently connected to this AP.

This ﬁgure indicates the likelihood for the phone to switch to another AP. The roam utility value of an AP will be higher if:

• It has a higher RSSI

• The RSSI is becoming stronger

• The phone is connected to it. This ﬁeld is used by advanced ﬁeld engineers to troubleshoot roaming

and handover performance. Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) of the AP.Wireless signal strength

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Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Configuration

Topics:

• Configuring the Network

• TFTP Server Setup

• Firmware files

• Configuration Files

• Updating the MinePhone

The ImPact Communication Appliance (ICA) Administration Console has a graphical user interface for creating TFTP conﬁguration ﬁles, which are notiﬁed to MinePhones via the ICA's built in TFTP server. This chapter is provided for administrators without access to an ICA system. It describes the manual setup of a TFTP server, editing conﬁguration ﬁles and updating ﬁrmware.

TFTP is the protocol used for requesting and transmitting ﬁles to the MinePhone. A MinePhone can be conﬁgured so that every time it is switched on, it will connect to the TFTP server to download and apply conﬁguration and ﬁrmware ﬁles. This method centralises management for a ﬂeet of MinePhones without the need for a physical data connection.

The following steps are required to setup TFTP:

1. Conﬁgure a network for the MinePhones and the TFTP server.

2. Install and conﬁgure the TFTP server.

3. Manage and edit ﬁles to be sent to the phone.

4. Initiate upgrade and conﬁguration.

5. Check settings.

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4.1 Configuring the Network

MinePhones and the TFTP server need to be on the same network and IP address range. The simplest conﬁguration is for phones and a TFTP server to be associated with an AP, which involves the follo wing:

1. Setup a server to run DHCP. Alternatively statically conﬁgure the IP settings of the TFTP server and

MinePhones.

2. View each phone's current IP address by going to Menu > Network > Network Info.

3. Test the connection by pinging the phone from a PC that is connected to the network.

4.2 TFTP Server Setup

There are many TFTP software packages on the market that can be used with the MinePhone.. The following procedure is an example to setting up tftpd32 server software:

1. Install and launch TFTP server software. Open the settings conﬁguration panel.

2. Set the Root Directory where ﬁles are hosted, for example, c:\tftp.

3. Enable TFTP server.

4. Disable TFTP client and DNS Server.

5. Enable DHCP Server and SNTP Server if these don't already exist on the network.

6. Restart software for changes to take effect.

If other TFTP server software is used, refer to the product's user guide for setup details.

4.3 Firmware files

When the MinePhone connects to a TFTP server, it will request for several ﬁles to update the ﬁrmware:

• miphone_ﬁrmware_site.txt — A text ﬁle that informs the phone about ﬁrmware updates. A different

ﬁrmware ﬁle can be sent to MinePhone with different hardware revisions.

• mp70_ﬁrmware_x_x_x.bin — The binary ﬁrmware ﬁle where x_x_x is the v ersion number . The ﬁle

contains the phone ﬁrmware.

• mp70_resource_x_x_x.bin — The binary resource ﬁle where x_x_x is the version number. The

resource ﬁle contains pictures, icons and ring tones.

T o minimise the time spent updating and to reduce network bandwidth, the miphone_ﬁrmware_site.txt ﬁle is read ﬁrst by the MinePhone. If the information contained in the ﬁle indicates ﬁrmware changes, it will download the binary ﬁles and apply them to the phone. If there are no changes, the phone will not download the binary ﬁles.

4.3.1 Editing the firmware site file

The miphone_ﬁrmware_site.txt ﬁle can be edited using a text editor. The ﬁle contents and description are shown in the screenshot and table below.

04A.firmware.revision.latest=1.4.0.0 04A.firmware.revision.1.4.0.0.name=mp70_firmware_1_4_0_0.bin

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04A.resource.revision.latest=1.4.0.0 04A.resource.revision.1.4.0.0.name=mp70_resource_1_4_0_0.bin

DescriptionField

Hardware version number.04A Latest ﬁrmware version number.04A.ﬁrmware.revision.latest Path to the ﬁrmware binary for the 1.4.0.0 revision.04A.ﬁrmware.revision.1.4.0.0.name Latest resource version number.04A.resource.revision.1.4.0.0.name Path to the resource binary for the 1.4.0.0 revision.04A.resource.revision.1.4.0.0.name

Check the hardware version number corresponds to the MinePhones being upgraded. The ﬁrmware and resource binary ﬁles will be downloaded to the phone if the version and ﬁle name information is dif ferent to what is currently installed.

4.4 Configuration Files

There are several types of Minephone conﬁguration ﬁles (as shown in Figure 2) that reside in the TFTP server root directory:

• change.txt — A text ﬁle that tells the phones if there are updates to current settings that need to be

applied. This ﬁle must be present even if there are no changes. If the information contained in the ﬁle indicates changes in the settings or phone contacts, it will download the conﬁguration ﬁles and apply them to the phone. If there are no changes, the phone will not download the ﬁles.

• site_setting.conf — A conﬁguration ﬁle containing global settings that are applied to all MinePhones

in the network.

• miphone_site_phonebook.conf — A conﬁguration ﬁle containing contact details to update contacts

to all MinePhones in the network.

• miphone_XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.conf — A conﬁguration ﬁle containing phone settings for a speciﬁc

handset. It is identiﬁed by phone's MAC address (XXXXXXXXXXXX) in the ﬁle name.

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Figure 2: MinePhone Configuration files

4.4.1 Editing the change.txt file

The change.txt ﬁle contains change numbers corresponding to the site settings and phone contact conﬁguration ﬁles as shown in the screenshot below. This ﬁle is read ﬁrst by the phone and if the change numbers are different to what is last read from the conﬁguration ﬁles, it will download and apply the updated ﬁles from the TFTP server.

miphone_site_setting.conf=2011-04-29T14:54:04.412+10:00 miphone_site_phonebook.conf=2011-04-29T14:54:04.412+10:00

Note: To ensure conﬁguration ﬁles are downloaded to the phone properly, the change number values in the change.txt ﬁle must be the same as in the miphone_site_setting.conf ﬁle and miphone_site_phonebook.conf ﬁles. It is highly recommended change numbers are entered as a time stamp to reference when the ﬁle is edited.

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4.4.2 Editing Contacts

Phone contacts are managed on the server and cannot be edited by users. The miphone_site_phonebook.conf ﬁle contains phone contact details that will be downloaded to the MinePhones. It can be opened and edited using a text editor such as Notepad. An example and description is shown below.

ChangeNum=2011-04-29T14:54:04.412+10:00

1=Personnel 2=Vehicles 3=Support 4=Emergency 5=Security

Class=1 Name=Billy Bob Mobile=213 Home=14233

Class=1 Name=Kal-El Home=123 1232

Class=1 Name=Natalie Nakazono Mobile=216

Class=1 Name=Thom York Mobile=215 Home=55673

Class=1 Name=Mark Smith Mobile=208

DescriptionField

ChangeNum

A change number value that must be the same as in the change.txt ﬁle. It is highly recommended that change numbers are entered as a time stamp to reference when the ﬁle is edited.

5 classes are predeﬁned and should not be edited.Class Contact name.Name Mobile phone number.Mobile Home phone number.Home

Note:

Note that outbound calls may require adding a preﬁx number, for example '0', in the phone number ﬁeld. Alternatively, it may be possible to conﬁgure the SIP server to dial the preﬁx when dialling numbers outside the network.

To edit phone contacts:

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1. Open miphone_site_phonebook.conf in a text editor.

2. Assign a new ChangeNum value.

3. Add or edit contacts.

4. Save the ﬁle in the root directory of the TFTP directory.

4.4.3 Editing the Site Settings file

The miphone_site_setting.conf ﬁle applies conﬁguration settings to all MinePhones on the network. To edit the site settings ﬁle:

1. Open miphone_site_setting.conf in a text editor.

2. Assign a new ChangeNum value.

3. Edit the ﬁelds as required.

4. Save the ﬁle in the root directory of the TFTP directory.

The site settings ﬁle is divided into sections which are described below.

Change number

The change number identiﬁes the ﬁle from the previous update. This value should be updated when the site settings ﬁle is edited.

#------------------------------------------------------------------# Mine Site Technologies # MinePhone Site Config # Version 1.3.1 #-------------------------------------------------------------------

#------------------------------------------------------------------# This is an example file containing all tftp configurable settings. # This file would reside in the root level TFTP directory and be # named miphone_site_settings.conf for global settings, and # miphone_XXXXXXXXXXXX.conf where X's are replaced by MAC address # for specific phone. Any line with a "#" at the start is not # parsed. Remove the "#" character from the lines of settings you # wish to be configured. Please refer to the Users Guide for a full # definition of each option. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# -- Change number ------------------------------------------------# The phone will only update settings if the change number in this # file differs from the one used in its last update. Change this # number each time you wish to push setting changes through. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

ChangeNum=2011-04-29T14:54:04.412+10:00

Wireless Settings

Wireless settings deﬁne the security encryption settings for connecting to the network. F or security settings that aren't used, leave the ﬁelds blank.

# -- Wireless Settings --------------------------------------------# These define the 802.11 connection parameters. Every site will # define an SSID and security, whether additional security settings # such as keys and numbers are required depends on the security

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# type used. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# wireless.ap.ssid=IMPACT

# wireless.ap.security=open

# wireless.ap.security=wep # wireless.ap.wep.keyindex=1 # wireless.ap.wep.key.64=mine1 # wireless.ap.wep.key.128=mine1

# wireless.ap.security=wpa-tkip # wireless.ap.security=wpa-aes # wireless.ap.wpa.key=minesite

# wireless.ap.security=wpa2 # wireless.ap.wpa.key=minesite

ValueDescriptionFieldWireless Security Type

WPA

wireless.ap.security=openOpen

wireless.ap.security = wpa-tkip

wireless.ap.security=wpa-aes

authentication

WEP encryption keywireless.ap.wep.keyindex

Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP). 128bit encryption key is used.

mechanism than TKIP WPA encryption keywireless.ap.wpa.key

WPA2 Passwordwireless.ap.wpa.key

wireless network nameWireless network namewireless.ap.ssidN/A

openOpen network which requires no

wep(WEP) securitywireless.ap.security=wepWEP

The WEP key index

(usually 1).

10 hex digits.64bit encryption keywireless.ap.wep.key.64

26 hex digits.128bit encryption keywireless.ap.wep.key.128

wpa-tkipWi-Fi Protected Access (WPA).

wpa-aesAES encryption is a stronger

Passphrase of 8-63

characters.

wpa2Wi-Fi Protected Access 2wireless.ap.security=wpa2WPA2

Passphrase of 8-63

characters.

IP4 Network Settings

Network settings conﬁgures whether the phone will use DHCP or static IP settings. Leave ﬁelds blank for settings that are not used.

# -- IP4 Network Settings -----------------------------------------# Network can be set up either using DHCP, or manually configuring # each setting (static). If DHCP is used then any subsequent # network.ip.x settings will be ignored.

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# # NOTE: IP address can not be set in global settings, only a # phone's local settings. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# network.ip.mode=dhcp

# network.ip.mode=static # network.ip.address=172.16.4.100 ## Local configuration only # network.ip.netmask=255.255.0.0 # network.ip.dns.primary=0.0.0.0 # network.ip.dns.secondary=0.0.0.0 # network.ip.gateway=172.16.3.1

ValuesDescriptionFieldProtocol

network.ip.modeDynamic IP address

have a dynamic IP address using a DHCP server.

network.ip.modeStatic IP address

the phone.

network.ip.netmask

network.ip.dns.primary

network.ip.dns.secondary

network.ip.gateway

Advanced Network Settings

The screenshot below shows the advanced network settings. The ﬁelds are described in the table below.

Identiﬁes the subnet the IP address belongs to.

used by the phone.

to be used by the phone.

default gateway to be used.

dhcpEnables the phone to

staticAssigned IP address to

Default subnet mask is

255.255.255.0 IP addressThe DNS server to be

IP addressThe Backup DNS server

IP addressThe IP address of the

#-- Advanced Network Settings -------------------------------------# These settings define how the WiFi chip in the phone configures # itself before attempting to connect to an 802.11 network. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# network.advanced.type=ap mode # network.advanced.type=adhoc mode

# network.advanced.listen.interval=1

# network.advanced.speed=54

# network.advanced.link.mode=auto # network.advanced.link.mode=fixed bitrate

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ValueDescriptionField

network.advanced.type

operation:

• ap mode — The handset will

connect to the wireless network.

• adhoc mode — MinePhones

connect "peer to peer" when in range of one another.

network.advanced.listen.interval

network.advanced.link.mode

Server Settings

The Server Settings section deﬁnes the settings for the following:

• SIP server — connection to the SIP server which enables phone calls to be made.

• Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) — Deﬁnes the packet format for delivering audio over the IP network.

• Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server — connection details for the TFTP server. The server hosts the update ﬁrmware, site and device speciﬁc conﬁguration ﬁles that are delivered to the phone on startup.

The number of intervals before a MinePhone will listen for beacons.

Deﬁnes the wireless trafﬁc speed.network.advanced.speed

802.11b, 802.11g or Auto Mode.

Default value is ap mode.Option to choose the mode of

Listen intervals can range from 1-16. The default setting is 1.

Speed options range from 1-54Mbps.

Default setting is Auto Mode.Wireless link mode to operate at

# -- Server Settings ----------------------------------------------# The MinePhone connects over several different protocols for # various functions. This section defines whether services are # enabled, and the connection details for those that are. # Note: addresses defined by DHCP will overwrite those configured # here in TFTP config. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# sip.register.name=1001 ## Local configuration only # sip.register.auth=1001 ## Local configuration only # sip.register.password=1234

# sip.register.domain=172.16.4.5 # sip.register.port=5060

# sip.proxy.enabled=false

# sip.proxy.enabled=true # sip.proxy.domain=172.16.4.5 # sip.proxy.port=5060

# network.tftp.enabled=true # network.tftp.ip.address=172.16.3.5

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# network.ntp.enabled=true # network.ntp.ip.address=172.16.3.5

# network.rtp.port=9090 # network.rtp.packetizetime=20ms # network.rtp.codec=g.711a

ValuesDescriptionField

Usually the phone extension.User name as it appears to other users.sip.register.name

sip.register.password

sip.register.auth

network.tftp.enabled

server.

Whether TFTP conﬁguration download is enabled.

Whether NTP time synchonisation is enabled.network.ntp.enabled

Sets the RTP packetization interval.network.rtp.packetizetime

Codec setting.network.rtp.codec

passwordPassword to authenticate user to the SIP

Usually the phone extension.Username for authenticating to the SIP

Hostname or IP address.SIP server hostname or IP address.sip.register.domain By default port number is 5060.Port number to access the SIP server.sip.register.port True or False. By default TFTP

is True. Hostname or IP address.TFTP server name or IP address.network.tftp.ip.address True or False. By default NTP

is True. Hostname or IP address.NTP server name or IP address.network.ntp.ip.address Default port number is 9090.RTP Port setting of up to 5 digits.network.rtp.port 10ms or 20ms. Default value is

20ms. g.711a, g.711mu, g.729a.

Default setting is g.711a

AP Roam Tuning

The AP Roam Tuning section can ﬁne tune the phone's ability to connect to a new access point. Settings should not changed without understanding the implications. Settings and description are shown in the screenshot and table below.

#-- AP Roam Tuning ------------------------------------------------# These settings are used to fine tune the decision making for # when to switch to a new AP. They should only be changed by # expert administrators. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# roamscan.roam.threshold=-80 # roamscan.roam.floor=15 # roamscan.aggressive=false

# roamscan.scan.threshold=-70 # roamscan.scan.period=3 # roamscan.scan.foreground.start=1 # roamscan.scan.foreground.end=16 # roamscan.scan.background.period=60 # roamscan.scan.dwell.active.min=5 # roamscan.scan.dwell.active.max=30

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ValuesDescriptionField

roamscan.roam.threshold

roamscan.roam.ﬂoor

roamscan.aggressive

roamscan.scan.threshold

roamscan.scan.foreground.start

roamscan.scan.foreground.end

When the RSSI is lower than the deﬁned value, the phone will roam for an AP that has a better signal.

found with a RSSI this far above the current RSSI, the phone will switch across to it.

Perform more aggressive switching between APs. This value is not recommended to be changed.

If the signal is lower than the deﬁned value, the phone will start scanning for other access points

When the phone is not connected to an AP, this is the minimum interval between scans for an AP.

The maximum time period (in seconds) the phone waits for foreground scans to ﬁnd a new AP. When the phone is not connected to an AP this is the maximum interval between scans for an AP. The phone will start scanning at an interval of roamscan.scan.foreground.start and back off its subsequent scans until it gets to roamscan.scan.foreground.end.

-90 to 0 where -90 is no signal.

Default setting is 15.When looking for another AP, if an AP is

True or False. Default setting is false.

-90 to 0 where -90 is no signal.

units is in secondsThe time period between scans.roamscan.scan.period 0-65535 (seconds). If = 0 the

phone uses the reset value. If = 655635, the phone disables foreground scanning.

0-65535 (seconds). If = 0 the phone uses the reset value.

roamscan.scan.background.period

roamscan.scan.dwell.active.min

roamscan.scan.dwell.active.max

roamscan.scan.dwell.passive

roamscan.scan.beacon.miss

Handset Settings

This section conﬁgures general phone settings.

Interval (in seconds) between AP scans when the phone is connected to the network

roamscan.scan.threshold. background scanning will be

Minimum amount of time (in milliseconds) to scan a wireless channel.

Maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) to scan a wireless channel.

Amount of time (in milliseconds) that the phone remains on a channel when listening for beacons.

How many beacons are missed by the MinePhone on the current AP before it will roam for another AP.

Recommended value is 60 seconds. 0-65535 seconds but if 0 or 65535 is selectedand the RSSI is greater than the

disabled. 0-65535 (milliseconds). The

recommended setting is 5 (milliseconds).

0-65535 (milliseconds). The recommended setting is 30 (milliseconds).

Recommended setting is 150 (milliseconds).

Recommended setting is 10 (10 beacons = 1 second total)

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#-- Handset Settings ----------------------------------------------# General device configuration settings. Several of these can be # adjusted by users without requiring admin privileges. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# setting.language=english

# setting.text.enabled=true

# setting.backlight.timer=10s # setting.backlight.timer=30s # setting.backlight.timer=60s # setting.backlight.timer=always

# setting.keylock.enabled=true

# setting.phonebook.localsort=false

# setting.ring.call=1 # setting.timezone=36000

# ptt.mic.primary=topmic

Language setting.setting.language

setting.text.enabled

handset.

setting.phonebook.localsort

setting.timezone

ptt.mic.primary

Enables or disables sorting of contact names on the phone.

Ring tone type.setting.ring.call

Time zone offset in seconds from GMT. For example, U.S Eastern= -18000, Sydney = +36000.

at the top of the phone and one at the bottom. Either microphone can selected depending on the phone position when using PTT.

ValuesDescriptionField english or chinese. Default is

English.

true or false.Enables the text messaging function of the

10s, 30s, 60s or always.Deﬁnes the backlight time of the handset.setting.backlight.timer true or false.Enables auto keylock of the handset.setting.keylock.enabled true or false. Default setting is

false. 1-8. Each number represents a

different ring tone. Refer to Appendix B for values

according to your country.

bottommic or topmic.The MinePhone has two microphones: one

Push to Talk (PTT)

Push to talk section has settings for each PTT channel. Up to 32 channels can be conﬁgured. The default PTT channels are shown in the screenshot below.

#-- Push to Talk (PTT) --------------------------------------------# PTT can be disabled if a site, or specific users, do not wish to # use it. To disable a channel, set its name to blank (no text). # Alternatively up to 32 separate channels may be defined. PTT

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# channel address and ports should only be changed by experienced # administrators. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# ptt.enabled=false # ptt.enabled=true

# ptt.channel.1.name=Channel 1 # ptt.channel.1.address=224.20.20.10 # ptt.channel.1.port=9145

# ptt.channel.2.name=Channel 2 # ptt.channel.2.address=224.20.20.11 # ptt.channel.2.port=9145

# ptt.channel.3.name=Channel 3 # ptt.channel.3.address=224.20.20.12 # ptt.channel.3.port=9145

# ptt.channel.4.name=Channel 4 # ptt.channel.4.address=224.20.20.13 # ptt.channel.4.port=9145

# ptt.channel.5.name=Channel 5 # ptt.channel.5.address=224.20.20.14 # ptt.channel.5.port=9145

# ptt.channel.6.name=Channel 6 # ptt.channel.6.address=224.20.20.15 # ptt.channel.6.port=9145

# ptt.channel.7.name=Channel 7 # ptt.channel.7.address=224.20.20.16 # ptt.channel.7.port=9145

# ptt.channel.8.name=Channel 8 # ptt.channel.8.address=224.20.20.17 # ptt.channel.8.port=9145

# ptt.channel.9.name=Channel 9 # ptt.channel.9.address=224.20.20.18 # ptt.channel.9.port=9145

# ptt.channel.10.name=Channel 10 # ptt.channel.10.address=224.20.20.19 # ptt.channel.10.port=9145

# ptt.channel.11.name=Channel 11 # ptt.channel.11.address=224.20.20.20 # ptt.channel.11.port=9145

# ptt.channel.12.name=Channel 12 # ptt.channel.12.address=224.20.20.21 # ptt.channel.12.port=9145

# ptt.channel.13.name=Channel 13 # ptt.channel.13.address=224.20.20.22 # ptt.channel.13.port=9145

# ptt.channel.14.name=Channel 14

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# ptt.channel.14.address=224.20.20.23 # ptt.channel.14.port=9145

# ptt.channel.15.name=Channel 15 # ptt.channel.15.address=224.20.20.24 # ptt.channel.15.port=9145

# ptt.channel.16.name=Channel 16 # ptt.channel.16.address=224.20.20.25 # ptt.channel.16.port=9145

# ptt.channel.17.name=Channel 17 # ptt.channel.17.address=224.20.20.26 # ptt.channel.17.port=9145

# ptt.channel.18.name=Channel 18 # ptt.channel.18.address=224.20.20.27 # ptt.channel.18.port=9145

# ptt.channel.19.name=Channel 19 # ptt.channel.19.address=224.20.20.28 # ptt.channel.19.port=9145

# ptt.channel.20.name=Channel 20 # ptt.channel.20.address=224.20.20.29 # ptt.channel.20.port=9145

# ptt.channel.21.name=Channel 21 # ptt.channel.21.address=224.20.20.30 # ptt.channel.21.port=9145

# ptt.channel.22.name=Channel 22 # ptt.channel.22.address=224.20.20.31 # ptt.channel.22.port=9145

# ptt.channel.23.name=Channel 23 # ptt.channel.23.address=224.20.20.32 # ptt.channel.23.port=9145

# ptt.channel.24.name=Channel 24 # ptt.channel.24.address=224.20.20.33 # ptt.channel.24.port=9145

# ptt.channel.25.name=Channel 25 # ptt.channel.25.address=224.20.20.34 # ptt.channel.25.port=9145

# ptt.channel.26.name=Channel 26 # ptt.channel.26.address=224.20.20.35 # ptt.channel.26.port=9145

# ptt.channel.27.name=Channel 27 # ptt.channel.27.address=224.20.20.36 # ptt.channel.27.port=9145

# ptt.channel.28.name=Channel 28 # ptt.channel.28.address=224.20.20.37 # ptt.channel.28.port=9145

# ptt.channel.29.name=Channel 29

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# ptt.channel.29.address=224.20.20.38 # ptt.channel.29.port=9145

# ptt.channel.30.name=Channel 30 # ptt.channel.30.address=224.20.20.39 # ptt.channel.30.port=9145

# ptt.channel.31.name=Channel 31 # ptt.channel.31.address=224.20.20.40 # ptt.channel.31.port=9145

# ptt.channel.32.name=Channel 32 # ptt.channel.32.address=224.20.20.41 # ptt.channel.32.port=9145

ValuesDescriptionField

PTT channel name.Name of the the PTT channel.ptt.channel.x.name Multicast IP address range.Channel IP address.ptt.channel.x.address Default port number is 9145.Channel port number.ptt.channel.x.port

PTT Broadcast

This section contains settings of the broadcast channel settings which is broadcast to all users on the network. It is strongly recommended not to edit the default settings.

#-- PTT Broadcast -------------------------------------------------# The Broadcast PTT channel may be disabled across the site or for # specific phones. To disable, set Name to blank. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# ptt.broadcast.name=Broadcast # ptt.broadcast.address=224.20.20.120 # ptt.broadcast.port=9145

Emergency Broadcast

This section contains emergency broadcast channel settings. It is strongly recommended not to edit the default settings.

#-- Emergency Broadcast--------------------------------------------# This should not be disabled, and should only changed by # experienced administrators. It is highly advised that all phones # be on the same emergency channel. #-------------------------------------------------------------------

# ptt.emergency.name=Emergency # ptt.emergency.address=224.20.20.100 # ptt.emergency.port=9145

4.4.4 Editing Phone Specific Configuration files

The miphone_XXXXXXXXXXXX.conf ﬁle contains settings for a speciﬁc MinePhone. The handset recognises the speciﬁc ﬁle by reading the MAC address in the ﬁle name. There w ould be a phone speciﬁc conﬁguration ﬁle for each handset contained in the TFTP server. These settings override the site wide settings.

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To edit the ﬁle:

1. Open miphone_XXXXXXXXXXXX.conf in a text editor.

2. Assign a new ChangeNum value.

3. Edit the ﬁelds as required.

4. Save the ﬁle with the phone's MAC address in the ﬁle name. Place the root directory of the TFTP

directory, for example, c:\\tftp.

An example of a ﬁle is shown and described below.

ChangeNum=2011-04-29T14:54:04.412+10:00 Sip.register.auth=123 Sip.register.name=123

4.5 Updating the MinePhone

The MinePhone can be conﬁgured to update in two ways:

1. Automatically update by enabling TFTP connection and entering the TFTP server address. Once

conﬁgured phone must be rebooted. Refer to Editing the Site Settings ﬁle and for conﬁguration details.

2. Manually initiate TFTP download by navigating to Network > Signal Protocol > TFTP > TFTP download.

Once the phone is properly conﬁgured, it will download and apply change.txt, binary ﬁrmware ﬁles and conﬁguration ﬁles one at a time. This process can take over 15 minutes if a ﬁrmware update is being applied.

Note:

Please ensure there is sufﬁcient battery life before updating.

After applying the changes the ﬁrmware and resource version numbers are displayed in the bottom right of the screen when the phone is restarted.

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Maintenance

The MinePhone is an important communication device to improve safety and productivity. It should be treated with care and regularly maintained.

Inspection before use

Before taking a MinePhone into a hazardous environment, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the hardware appears ﬁt for use.

1. Check the integrity of the enclosure.

2. Check the screen legibility.

3. Ensure wireless connection to a network.

4. Ensure it has been assigned a phone extension.

Report any issues immediately.

Battery Management

For safety the MinePhone has an inbuilt battery that can only be accessed by a qualiﬁed MST technician. The phone battery has a life of 36 months, after such time operational runtime will be reduced. It is recommended that a battery register be kept on site indicating the last date of battery change for each device.

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Appendix

Troubleshooting Guide

This appendix provides a troubleshooting guide for diagnosing and solving any issues that may arise.

SolutionCauseProblem

Charge the handset in the supplied charging dock.Handset is not charged.MinePhone does not

turn on.

charging.

Battery operation time is shorter than expected.

No indicator light on the charging dock when charging the phone.

than 3 hours to charge.

No sound.

MinePhone cannot connect to the network.

Power adaptor.Battery is not

its life cycle. Battery operation time will be

shorter depending on phone settings and increased talk time.

Charging dock is not plugged into the power adaptor or switched on.

off. Phone is not conﬁgured

correctly.

Check charger is plugged into a active power source.

Please contact MST for repair.Internal battery is at the end of

Battery operation time can be increased by reducing backlight time and brightness.

Check the charger is plugged into a power adaptor that is switched on.

Please contact your MST System Engineer.Battery issue.Phone takes more

Adjust the volume settings.V olume setting is lo w or turned

Please consult your network administrator or MST System Engineer.

Call key.The MinePhone does not dial when making a call.

during a call. Phone is stuck when

phone is switched on

to DHCP server". layer. DHCP requests will fail

connections without

completing the authenticationsaying "Connecting

when there no / incorrect

encryption.

Make sure you press the Call key after entering the phone number.

Stand in closer vicinity to a wireless access point.Poor signal strength.Poor audio quality

Check AP security settings.Some AP settings permit

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SolutionCauseProblem

I cannot see the AP when I conduct a net search.

I cannot make or receive calls when in Peer to Peer mode. update settings, or manually download settings

The MinePhone can be conﬁgured to scan particular wireless channels. If the AP is not on these channels it will not be detected.

Different site conﬁguration settings between phones.

Refer to Advanced Settings to conﬁgure wireless channels.

Check the phones contain the same conﬁguration settings by restarting the phone to automatically

by selecting Menu > Network > Signal Protocol >TFTP>TFTP Download.

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MP70 MinePhone Specification

Physical

150mm (W) x 75mm (D) x 35mm (H)Dimensions 250gWeight 240 x 320 Colour TFTDisplay 1100mAhBattery (internal)

Battery life

Protection (IP) rating

Network Protocols

• TCP / UDP / IP, IPV4, DNS ARP, Static IP, DHCP

• Caller ID

• Real Time Transfer Protocol (RTP). RFC 1889 / RFC 1890

• Session Description Protocol (SDP) RFC 2327

• Session Announcement Protocol (SAP)

• Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) RFC 3621, 3624 & 3515 V2

• Call control & text messaging (RFC 3261 & DPRFC 2321)

• DTMF RFC 2833

• Software updates by TFTP

WLAN and Voice Communications

4 hours talktime 48 hours standby time

+17dBmTransmit Power IP54Enclosure Ingress

Wi-Fi 802.11b/gTransmitter

Operating Channels

Wireless Security

Voice Features

InternalAntenna Type Wi-Fi — 1-11 PTT — 32 channels available

WEP (64/128 bit encryption) WPA

WPA2 G.711 (A-Law & u-Law 64kbps) G.729A (8kbps)

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Acoustic echo cancellation Background noise cancellation Jitter buffer control (default 80ms, max 320ms)

Voice Communication

Telephony features

Voice-over-IP (P2P, PBX, PTT) IEEE 802.11 b/g SIP support

Call forwarding Caller ID Call waiting Call mute Re-dial (last 20 calls) Hot-key dialling Text messaging (stores up to 100 messages) Multiple ring tones Phone book (up to 200 records) Power saving mode Speaker volume control Vibrating alert

Speciﬁc features

Certifications

32 Push to talk (PTT) channels Emergency "man down" override External headset (non I.S. versions only)

Exia IECEx TSA 10.0023XIEC Exia 23-A100006-0MSHA

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Example Timezone Offsets

The table below speciﬁes a variety of time-zone of fset v alues that can be entered in the site conﬁguration ﬁle.

Timezone Offset ValueCountry

-43200Eniwetok, Kwajalein

-39600Midway Island, Samoa

-36000Hawaii

-32400Alaska

-28800Paciﬁc Time (US/Canada), Tijuana

-25200Arizona

-25200Mountain Time (US/Canada)

-21600Central America

-21600Mexico City

-21600Saskatchewan

-18000Bogota, Lima, Quito

-18000Eastern Time (US/Canada)

-18000Indiana (East)

-14400Atlantic Time (Canada)

-14400Caracas, La Paz

-14400Santiago

-10800Newfoundland

-10800Brazilia

-10800Buenos Aires, Georgetown

-10800Greenland

-7200Mid-Atlantic

-3600Azores

-3600Cape Verde Is 0Casablanca, Monrovia 0Greenwich Time: Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

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Timezone Offset ValueCountry

3600Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna 3600Belgrade, Brastislava, Budapest, Ljubljana, Prague 3600Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris 3600Sarajevo, Skopje, Soﬁja, Vilnus, Warsaw, Zagreb 3600West Central Africa 7200Athens, Minsk, Istanbul 7200Bucharest 7200Cairo 7200Harare, Pretoria 7200Helsinki, Riga, Tallinn 7200Jerusalem 10800Baghdad 10800Kuwait, Riyadh 10800Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd 10800Nairobi 10800Tehran 14400Abu Dhabi, Muscat 14400Baku, Tbilisi, Yerevan 16200Kabul 18000Ekaterinburg 18000Islamabad, Karachi, Tashkent 19800Calcutta, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi 20700Kathmandu 21600Almaty, Novosibirsk 21600Astana, Dhaka 21600Sri Jayawardenepura 23400Rangoon 25200Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta 25200Krasnoyarsk 28800Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi 28800Irkutsk, Ulaan Bataar 28800Kuala Lumpur, Singapore 28800Perth 28800Taipei

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Timezone Offset ValueCountry

32400Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo 32400Seoul 32400Yakutsk 32400Adelaide 32400Darwin 36000Brisbane 36000Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney 36000Guam, Port Moresby 36000Hobart 36000Vladivostok 39600Magadan, Solomon Is., New Caledonia 43200Auckland, Wellington 43200Fiji, Kamchatka, Marshall Is. 46800Nukualofa, Tonga

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Acronyms

MeaningAcronym

Access PointAP Dynamic Host Conﬁguration ProtocolDHCP ImPact Communication ApplianceICA Media Access ControlMAC Mine Site TechnologiesMST Network Time ProtocolNTP Push To TalkPTT Peer to PeerP2P Remote Speaker MicrophoneRSM Received Signal Strength IndicatorRSSI Real Transport ProtocolRTP Session Initiation ProtocolSIP Service Set IdentiﬁerSSID Wired Equivalent PrivacyWEP Wi-Fi Protected AccessWPA

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Hardware Warranty

Mine Site Technologies provide a 12 month warranty for hardware supplied to the original purchaser. Mine Site Technologies warrants that the hardware supplied will be free from material defects in workmanship and materials from the date of original purchase.

Mine Site Technologies will repair or replace the defective hardware during the warranty period at no charge to the original owner. Such repair or replacement will be rendered by Mine Site Technologies. Mine Site Technologies may at its sole discretion replace the defective hardware (or any part thereof) with a reconditioned product or parts that Mine Site Technologies determines is substantially equivalent (or superior) to the defective hardware. Repaired or replacement hardware will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period from the date of original purchase. All hardware (or part thereof) that is replaced by Mine Site Technologies shall become the property of Mine Site Technologies upon replacement.

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Appendix

Firmware End User License Agreement

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS EQUIPMENT. Mine Site T echnologies End-User License Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement between you (either

an individual or a single entity) and Mine Site Technologies. Mine Site Technologies (MST) ﬁrmware may include associated software components, media, printed materials and electronic documentation. By installing, copying or otherwise using MST ﬁrmware, you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA. This license agreement represents the entire agreement concerning the program between you and Mine Site Technologies, and it supersedes any prior proposal, representation or understanding between the parties. If you do not agree to the terms of this EULA, do not install or use the software.

1. GRANT OF LICENSE

The MST ﬁrmware is licensed as follows:

(a) Installation and Use

Mine Site Technologies grants you the right to install and use copies of the MST ﬁrmware on associated MST hardware.

(b) Backup Copies

You may also make copies of the MST ﬁrmware if necessary for backup and archival purposes.

2. DESCRIPTION OF OTHER RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS (a) Maintenance of Copyright Notices

You must not remove or alter any copyright notices on any and all copies of the MST ﬁrmware.

(b) Distribution

You may not distribute copies of MST ﬁrmware to third parties.

You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the MST ﬁrmware.

(d) Rental

You may not rent, lease, or lend MST ﬁrmware.

(e) Support Services

Mine Site Technologies may provide you with support services related to the MST ﬁrmware. Any supplemental activation codes pro vided to you shall be considered part of the MST ﬁrmware and subject to the terms and conditions of this EULA.

(f) Compliance with Applicable Laws

You must comply with all applicable laws regarding use of the MST ﬁrmware.

3. TERMINATION

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Firmware End User License Agreement

Without prejudice to any other rights, Mine Site Technologies may terminate this EULA if you fail to comply with the terms and conditions of this EULA. In such event, you must destroy all copies of the MST ﬁrmware in your possession.

4. COPYRIGHT

All title, including but not limited to copyrights, in and to the MST ﬁrmware and any copies thereof are owned by Mine Site Technologies. All title and intellectual property rights in and to the content which may be accessed through use of the MST ﬁrmware is the property of the respective content owner and may be protected by applicable copyright or other intellectual property laws and treaties. This EULA grants you no rights to use such content. All rights not expressly granted are reserved by Mine Site Technologies.

5. NO WARRANTIES

Mine Site Technologies disclaims any warranty for the MST ﬁrmware. The MST ﬁrmware is provided 'as is' without any warranty of any kind, including but not limited to any warranties of merchantability, non-infringement, or ﬁtness of a particular purpose. Mine Site Technologies does not warrant or assume responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any information, text, graphics, links or other items contained within the MST ﬁrmware. Mine Site Technologies makes no warranties respecting any harm that may be caused by the transmission of a computer virus, worm, time bomb, logic bomb, or other such computer program. Mine Site Technologies disclaims any warranty or representation to authorised users or to any third party.

6. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

In no event shall Mine Site Technologies be liable for any damages (including, without limitation, lost proﬁts, business interruption, or lost information) rising out of 'authorised users' use of or inability to use the MST ﬁrmware, even if Mine Site Technologies has been advised of the possibility of such damages. In no event will Mine Site Technologies be liable for loss of data or for indirect, special, incidental, consequential (including lost proﬁt), or other damages based in contract, tort or otherwise. Mine Site Technologies shall have no liability with respect to the content of the MST ﬁrmware or any part thereof, including but not limited to errors or omissions contained therein, libel, infringements of rights of publicity , privacy, trademark rights, business interruption, personal injury, loss of privacy, moral rights or the disclosure of conﬁdential information.

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access point scan 31 ad-hoc mode 17, 29, 37, 47 administrator mode 16, 29 advanced netwotk settings 46 answer call 13 approvals 60 AP roam settings 48 AP settings 30 auto keylock 50 auto lock key 21

backlight brightness 23 backlight time 22, 50 battery 13, 57

charging 57 battery level 13 battery life 59 beltclip 13

call alert 24 call waiting 25 change number 42, 43, 44, 54 charging 13, 14, 57

dock 14

LED indicator 14, 57

location 14

power adaptor 14 conﬁguration ﬁles 41

ICA 29 IEC 13 infrastructure mode 17, 29, 37, 47 internet protocol 34

keypad 13 keypad lock 22

language 50 language settings 20 listen interval 37, 47

MAC address 13 Maintenance 55 menu 16

accessing 16 MSHA 13 mute 24 mute call 26

navigation key 13 network 57 network conﬁguration 17, 40 network signal strength 13 NTP 29

date 20

manual setting 20 default gateway 35, 46 DHCP 29, 35, 45, 46 display 12, 13

earpiece 26 emergency button 12 end call 13

ﬁrmware 40, 54

editing the site ﬁle 40

upgrading 54

phone contacts 41, 43, 50

sorting 50 phone speciﬁc conﬁguration 41, 53 power 13, 57 primary DNS 36, 46 PTT 12, 17, 50 PTT broadcast channel 53 PTT channel 13, 50, 53 PTT emergency broadcast 53 PTT keylock 22 PTT microphone 26, 50 Push To Talk 12

group channel 12

talking 12

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Remote speaker microphone 13 ring tone 24, 50 ring volume 24 roaming 38 roam utility 38 RSSI 38, 49, 57 RTP 29, 32, 33, 47, 48

codec 32, 48 DTMF mode 33 packetization interval 48 port 32

secondary DNS 36, 46 serial number 13 SIP 17, 29, 31, 47, 48

outbound port 31 port 31 port number 48

site settings ﬁle 44, 61

Time-zone indices 61 sound 57 sound settings 24 speaker volume 25

during a call 25 speciﬁcation 59 SSID 17, 30 static IP address 35, 45, 46 subnet mask 35, 46

talk volume 24 text input 29 TFTP 29, 34, 39, 47

download 34

IP address 34 TFTP server 33, 39, 40, 48

setup 40

time 13 time display 13 time setting 20

manual setting 20 time zone 50 time zone indices 61 trafﬁc speed 47 troubleshooting 57 turning off phone 15 turning on phone 15

User mode 16

vibrate mode 24 volume 57 volume level 26 VoWLAN 11

warranty 67 WEP 30, 45 Wi-Fi survey37 wireless channel 29, 37

selecting 37 wireless channel scan 58 wireless link mode 36 wireless mode 36, 47 wireless security 17, 30, 57

WEP 30

WPA 30 wireless settings 44 wireless trafﬁc speed 36 WPA 30, 45 WPA2 30, 45

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

Revision History

Contact Information

About this Guide

Product Overview

1.1 Hardware Features

1.2 Display

1.3 Charging the phone

1.4 Switching the MinePhone On and Off

1.5 Accessing Menu Features

1.6 MinePhones in a Network

Manual Configuration of Phone Settings

2.1 Setting the Date and Time

2.2 Language Settings

2.3 Auto Lock Key

2.4 Keylock PTT

2.5 Changing the Backlight Time and Brightness

2.6 Sound settings

2.7 Call Settings

Manual Configuration of Network Settings

3.1 Access Point (AP) Configuration

3.2 Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Configuration

3.3 Real Transport Protocol (RTP) Configuration

3.4 Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) settings

3.5 Network Time Protocol (NTP) Configuration

3.6 Internet Protocol Settings

3.7 Advanced Settings

3.8 Wi-Fi Survey

Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Configuration

4.1 Configuring the Network

4.2 TFTP Server Setup

4.3 Firmware files

4.3.1 Editing the firmware site file

4.4 Configuration Files

4.4.1 Editing the change.txt file

4.4.2 Editing Contacts

4.4.3 Editing the Site Settings file

4.4.4 Editing Phone Specific Configuration files

4.5 Updating the MinePhone

Maintenance

Troubleshooting Guide

MP70 MinePhone Specification

Example Timezone Offsets

Acronyms

Hardware Warranty

Firmware End User License Agreement

Index