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NetComm LSV40 USB VoIP Phone Quick Start Guide
Introduction:
The NetComm LSV40 USB VoIP Phone is designed for the telecommuter who would
like to make VoIP calls using a PC and an Internet connection. This user guide provides
instructions on how to install the NetComm LSV40 USB phone and start making VoIP
calls in 3 simple steps.
What’s in your LSV40 VoIP USB Phone Box:
1. LSV40 USB VoIP Handset.
2. USB Connection Cable.
3. Mini Installation CD.
4. This Quick Start Guide.
Installation and Configuration
Step1: Installing the LSV40 VoIP USB Phone Software
You will need to install the NetComm V40 USB Phone application onto your
Desktop PC or Laptop in order to configure the phone. Follow these steps to
install the software:
1. Ensure your Desktop PC or Laptop is connected to an Internet Connection and
that the connection is active.
2. Test that you can access the Internet (open a website).
3. Do NOT plug your LSV40 phone into a USB port on your PC.
4. Insert the accompanying CD into your PC’s CDROM drive:
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5. Click the ‘Install NetComm LSV40 USB Phone software’ button and follow
the instructions:
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6. You have now finished installing your software and need to complete Step 2,
Installing the LSV40 Hardware.
Step 2: Installing the LSV40 hardware.
1. Locate a free USB port on your Desktop PC or Laptop.
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2. Attach the supplied USB Cable to the USB socket on the bottom of the LSV40
handset. You can connect either end of the cable depending upon your
preferences.
3. Attach the other end of the USB cable to the USB port of your Desktop PC or
Laptop.
4. You have finished the hardware installation and need to complete Step3,
Configuring the NetComm LSV40 USB Phone.
Step 3: Configuring the NetComm LSV40 USB Phone
VoIP Service Provider Configuration:
1. Run the NetComm LSV40 USB Phone software (Start Programs
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2. Click the ‘Tools’ button and select ‘Gateway Setup’ to setup the phone:
3. Enter the details issued by your VoIP service provider (VSP):
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• Display Name: Name of your VSP.
• SIP Proxy: The SIP proxy server responsible for registering your VoIP
account. This is issued by your VSP.
• Your User Name and Password: This is for the MyNetFone VoIP
service and is located on a sticker on the back of the handset.
• Register to SIP Proxy Server: Sends authentication requests to your
VSP’s (VoIP Service Provider) SIP proxy server.
4. Click OK.
5. Check that you have successfully registered with your VSP:
Refer to Appendix 1 – Troubleshooting if you are unable to see a Logged in
status.
6. If you have a Logged in status, you are ready to make a phone call.
Getting to Know the LSV40 USB Phone
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Power-On
LED
Speaker.
4. Use the red ‘C’ button to correct
any digits dialled.
3. Use the red phone button to
hangup on a call in progress.
2. Use the green phone button to
accept an incoming call or dial an
outgoing number after the number
has been entered using the keypad.
1. Use the numbers on the keypad to
dial your destination number.
Microphones.
Group 1 Buttons:
Use these buttons on the LSV40 USB phone to dial a number. Please refer to your VSP
for any specific dialling rules they have for their service.
Group 2 Button:
Use the Green button on the LSV40 USB phone to accept an incoming call or to dial the
outgoing number you have entered. The default setting on the phone is not to dial a
number automatically. Refer to Appendix 2 – Advanced Configuration to change any
settings of the phone using the .ini file.
Group 3 Button:
Use the Red button on the LSV40 USB phone is to hang up or reject an incoming call.
Group 4 Button: