PLANET ICF-1700 User Manual
User’s Manual
ICF-1700
Touch Screen Internet Multimedia
Phone
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Revision
User’s Manual for PLANET Touch Screen Internet Multimedia Phone
Model: ICF-1700
Rev: 1.0 (2012, January)
Part No. EM-ICF-1700v1_v1.0
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Table of Contents
UChapter 1 IntroductionU ..................................................................................... 6
U1.1 OVERVIEWU ....................................................................................................................................................................6
U1.2 FEATURESU .....................................................................................................................................................................6
U1.3 PACKAGE CONTENTU ......................................................................................................................................................7
U1.4 PHYSICAL DETAILSU .......................................................................................................................................................8
UChapter 2 InstallationU .....................................................................................13
U2.1 GETTING STARTU ..........................................................................................................................................................13
UChapter 3 LCD MenuU .......................................................................................15
U3.1 MAIN MENUU ...............................................................................................................................................................15
U3.2 BASIC FUNCTIONU ........................................................................................................................................................16
UChapter 4 Video Phone SettingU .......................................................................25
U4.1 SYSTEM INFOU ..............................................................................................................................................................25
U4.2 NETWORKU ...................................................................................................................................................................26
U4.3 ACCOUNTU....................................................................................................................................................................30
U4.4 CALLU...........................................................................................................................................................................33
U4.5 DISPLAYU......................................................................................................................................................................36
U4.6 SOUNDU ........................................................................................................................................................................39
U4.7 LANGUAGEU .................................................................................................................................................................41
U4.8 DATE TIMEU ..................................................................................................................................................................42
U4.9 MAINTAINU ...................................................................................................................................................................43
U4.10 AUDIOU.......................................................................................................................................................................46
U4.11 VIDEOU .......................................................................................................................................................................48
U4.12 CALL FIREWALLU ........................................................................................................................................................50
UChapter 5 Phone ApplicationU...........................................................................52
U5.1 PHONEU ........................................................................................................................................................................52
U5.2 CALL OPTIONSU ............................................................................................................................................................55
U5.3 CONTACTSU ..................................................................................................................................................................57
U5.4 CALL LOGU ...................................................................................................................................................................63
U5.5 MEMORY KEYU .............................................................................................................................................................65
U5.6 NETWORK PHONEBOOKU ..............................................................................................................................................66
U5.7 MWIU ...........................................................................................................................................................................67
UChapter 6 Other ApplicationU............................................................................68
U6.1 EMAILU .........................................................................................................................................................................68
U6.2 CALCULATORU ..............................................................................................................................................................71
U6.3 NOTE PADU ...................................................................................................................................................................73
U6.4 BROWSERU....................................................................................................................................................................74
U6.5 RECORDERU ..................................................................................................................................................................74
U6.6 ALARM CLOCKU ...........................................................................................................................................................76
U6.7 GALLERYU ....................................................................................................................................................................76
U6.8 FILE MANAGERU...........................................................................................................................................................78
U6.9 CAMERAU .....................................................................................................................................................................80
U6.10 MUSICU.......................................................................................................................................................................81
U6.11 SCREEN CALIBRATIONU ..............................................................................................................................................83
U6.12 CALENDARU................................................................................................................................................................83
U6.13 PINGBOXU ..................................................................................................................................................................83
UChapter 7 Android SettingU.....................................................................................84
U7.1 ANDROID SETTINGSU.....................................................................................................................................................84
U7.2 VOIP SETTINGSU...........................................................................................................................................................89
U7.3 CALL SETTINGSU...........................................................................................................................................................93
U7.4 ADVANCED SETTINGSU ..................................................................................................................................................96
U7.5 ABOUT PHONEU.............................................................................................................................................................98
UChapter 8 Web page configuration descriptionU ........................................................100
U8.1 BASICU .......................................................................................................................................................................101
U8.2 VOIPU ........................................................................................................................................................................102
U8.3 PHONEU ....................................................................................................................................................................107
U8.4. MAINTENANCEU ...................................................................................................................................................108
U8.5 SYSTEM LOGOUTU ......................................................................................................................................................110
UAppendix A SpecificationsU .............................................................................111
UAppendix B Firmware UpgradeU .....................................................................114
UAppendix C Auto provisionU ............................................................................115
0BChapter 1
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Introduction
9B1.1 Overview
PLANET’s Video Conferencing products, ICF-1700, bring you a vivid video conferencing experience
through the Internet. No PC is required and none of the usual complications of complex web camera,
sound card and software settings and specialized data connections. Furthermore, the ICF-1700 has a
built-in 7” LCD monitors in a telephone form factor ideal for desktop use.
The ICF-1700 compliant with the SIP 2.0 standard, which means you can have a seamless
conferencing experience with other SIP compliant video conferencing systems, voice gateway, IP
phones, ATA and IP PBX System. With SIP Proxy Server, MCU support, the ICF-1700 from PLANET
make communications with your business partners quick and cost-effective.
The ICF-1700 has the multiple language features and it base on based on Android OS 2.1 which can
provide the friendly operation interface for which user. It also can connect with the external USB disk
to manage the media file or input the photograph to show the media information.
The feature video outputs which can be used to connect to external monitor for group meetings for
showing video or photographs ,it with outstanding picture and sound quality, the PLANET Internet
Video Conferencing Phone offers you a superior communications experience via the Internet.
10B1.2 Features
Hardware Features
7" Color adjustable LCD touch screen with 800x480 pixels
Built-in High Quality tiltable 2Mega pixel CMOS camera
Full duplex hands-free speakerphone
Ergonomic handset (acoustical cochlea)
1 x WAN and LAN: support switch mode
Compliant IEEE 802.3af PoE standard
Network Feature
DHCP Client on WAN
Main DNS and secondary DNS server
NTP Client
QoS with DiffServ
TR-069
MD5 authentication
Network tools in telnet server: including ping, trace route, telnet client
VOIP Features
Compliant with SIP 2.0
4 SIP servers, and 3 backup SIP servers
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Voice Gain Setting, VAD, CNG
Support SIP domain, SIP authentication (none, basic, MD5),
DNS name of server, Peer to Peer/ IP call
DTMF Relay
Customized music rings
Support STUN
SMS based on SIP
Professional Speaker/HD Voice
Phone book records export/import
XML phone book
Media player(mp3, wav, wma)
USB disk & System files management
Support VoIP(SIP/RTP) encryption
Management
System Base on Android 2.1
Multilanguage realizes localization
Third party android application, e.g. email, IM, internet Radio, web browser
Application market
Web ,telnet and keypad management
Management with different account right
Encrypted configuration files download with AES
11B1.3 Package Content
The contents of your product should contain the following items:
Video phone x 1
Power Adapter x 1
CD-ROM x 1
Quick Guide x 1
RJ-45 cable x 1
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12B1.4 Physical Details
The following figure illustrates the components of ICF-1700
Front Panel
No. Item No. Item
1 Handset 2 Handset Cord
3 LCD Display 4 Video Camera
5 Soft Key 1 to 4 6 Numeric Keypad
7 Line button 1 to 4 8 Volume button(down/Mute/Up)
9 Navigation key 10 Menu key
11 Return key 12 Headset key.
13 Resend key 14 Home Key
15 Confirm key. 16 Delete key.
17 Hands-free key. 18 Hook
19 Speaker
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Keypad
No. Icon Description
Telephone four keys are respectively
A
B
C
D
corresponding to the screen of the four Soft key
keys, different window representing the
different attribute.
Line button on the dial pad corresponding
agreement with the Sip.
Digital keyboard.
Entering the function menu. You can browse
through the menu all functions of the system
are applied, and the execution of the
application.
E
F
Headset key.
Resend key. The phone will automatically dial
the last outgoing call.
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G
Return key. Click on this button will jump
out the current window.
H
I
J
K
L
The hands-free key.
Home key. Click on this button will return to idle
screen.
Volume control key. You can be in the player
program or call ringing using this key to adjust
the volume size.
Mute key-In the call mode, press
this button you can hear other's voices, but the
others cannot hear your voice; press this button
again to leave this mode. In the call state, you
can press this button to turn off the ring tips.
Confirm key.
Navigation key.
M
Delete key.
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Rear Panel
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No. Icon Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
DC Power Interface,12 V DC input
Bridge interface Network interface, connect
with computer.
Wan interface, connect with internet.
Specification RJ9, Used to connect the
handle when calling
Specification RJ9, connect with hand-set.
USB port for insert the external storage to
manage the file.
The mini HDMI output the video signal to the
external monitor.
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Use the camera lever to adjust the camera view
angle.
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1BChapter 2
Installation
13B2.1 Getting Start
This chapter illustrates basic installation of ICF-1700, the processes is shown as below.
Step1: Connecting Handset
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Plug in the Handset cable into the back of the base station. Put the cable into the cable groove.
Step2: Attaching the Stand
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Mounting the stand at the media phone rear panel, make sure the latch on the stand and the hole on
the media phone matched. Hold the stand and pull down gently.
Step3: Connecting AC Power and Network
Connect an Ethernet cable from your desktop computer to the PC port
the other Ethernet cable into your already prepared network connection
1. Use the power adapter shipped with the unit to ensure correct
functionality.
The Media Phone supports IEEE 802.3af at its Network port
2.
and can be powered from IEEE802.3af PSE (Power Sourcing
Equipment) Either power from AC adapter or from 802.3af is
"Note
required.
3. If the network connection standby desktop show for
network configuration is correct and the equipment such as Internet is
normal or not.
If unit connection shows for
state display that network is connected to normal, at this time the phone can
be related to the Internet, such as Internet phone related operations.
, standby desktop to connect to the network
on the Media Phone. Plug
, please check the
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2BChapter 3
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LCD Menu
14B3.1 Main Menu
The controls of multimedia touch screen will changed dynamically, it depends on your executing task.
Open Applications:
Click icon “Application”, and the menu will appeared.
Scroll:
Drag up or down to scroll screen. In some screens (such as webpage), you can scroll from one side to
the other side. Drag your finger to scroll will not choose or activate anything on the screen.
Rapid sliding finger to scroll the screen:
You can wait for rolling stop, or you also can tap or touch any position on the screen to stop it. Tap or
touch to stop scrolling does not choose or activate anything on the screen.
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15B3.2 Basic Function
3.2.1 Screen Keyboard
If the Android in some places needs to input, click on the input box will automatically pop-up screen
keyboard（Installed input method with the on-screen keyboard, different input method is not the same）,
such as follow:
Item Description
Type in capital letters
Shift key, tap shift key can switch the
uppercase lowercase.
Delete character
Delete character, tab key to delete a
character, if you want to delete many
characters, tap the icon for a long time.
Type in digital,
punctuation and
Tap key, as this time will switch to digital,
punctuation and symbols input interface.
symbols
Space
Enter
Space symbol.
Enter symbol, tap this key can switch to next
line.
Finished entering text, you can press the return key to close the screen keyboard
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3.2.2 Status Bar
The status bar on the right standby desktop is given information about Multimedia Video Phone:
Icon Item Description
Network
Displays the network connection is normal. Tap
status (normal)
Network
status (failure)
USB
Missed calls
Headset mode
Silent mode
Hands-free mode
Open the DND
the icon directly into the network settings.
Shows no network connection. Need to check the
network settings and connections are correct.
Display phone successful recognition of USB
equipment. You can tap the icon directly to switch
into the USB application wizard.
Show that there are missed calls. You can click
on the icon directly to switch into the call record.
Show that into the headset mode. You can tap the
icon directly to switch into the dialing mode.
Show that station is silent mode; in the standby
interface directly click the mute button to cancel
the mute.
Show that phone is in hands-free status.
Show that the phone on Do Not Disturb feature,
Call forward
Auto answer
Black list
Alarm clock
New record
when there is an incoming call screen displayed
without ringing, and there is also a call on DND
state, it will have a missed call icon appeared in
the status bar.
Show that opened the call forward function.
Show that opened the auto answer function
If a contact is added to the blacklist, then open
the blacklist function, this phone call will do
not come in contact.
If it sets alarm clock, on the status bar will display
the alarm clock icon.
Show that phone has new unread recordings.
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3.2.3 Notification Panel
Notification panel which shows the default content was that the network connection status, click the
drop-down panel can view network status; when there is a new call, notification panel will display to
view the current call, you can tap to enter the call interface; if there is a missed call, it will display
missed call icon, you can click the icon to view the details; or you can choose to clear all things at the
notification panel; when there has unread recordings, the unread recordings will display at the panel.
3.2.4 Main Screen
Multimedia Video Phones will go directly to the main screen after startup. It will display the
application’s shortcut and it has three screens, you can tap to slide the screen from left to right to
switch the different screens.
Click the application icon will jump to the following diagram interface, touch the boards will review the
applications. You can add many application to the main screen, long press the shortcut, then the
screen will return to the main screen, put-off the icon then it will be add on the main screen.
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Icon Item Description
Phone
You can dial a phone call, hotline on call, also can through the
digital keyboard for manual dialing
Email
Calculator
Note pad
Memory
Key
Contacts
Browser
With e-mail functions, set the account contact will automatically
synchronize to a mailbox account, you can view the message
directly on the phone.
With simple calculation operations such as add, subtract,
multiply, divide and advanced operations function of
the calculator.
Recorded a number of important events, or during a call you
can press the “Note pad” to record information such as phone
number and so on.
You can go through the rapid predefined contact button for
a speed dial.
The phone book can through system to synchronize with the PC
such as Outlook address books and so on. Support search,
add, remove, and edit functions.
Through the connection of computer network, you can browse
Recorder
Alarm
Clock
Settings
Gallery
any website.
Provide call recording, message, and the machine recording.
You can easier to make voice records and notes.
Customized to display the time around the world.
It contains the phone settings, network settings, screen settings
and so on, you can be in the corresponding menu
corresponding set.
View photos stored on the phone, or through the USB storage
device storing photos or images, you can enter the photo
gallery for dynamic playing.
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File
Manager
You can easily manage the files.
Camera
Message
Music
MWI
Screen
calibration
Calendar
Through the camera you can take High-definition pictures and
make other operations.
Like the mobile phone, with messages to write, read and send
function.
Song music player. You can be using other applications while
using the music player.
When the phone is enabled the auto answer function to switch
to the voice mail, calls will automatically turn to voice mail.
Calibrate the screen to guarantee the correct of the screen.
Enter into the calendar you can view the “year, month, day and
the day of the week”.
If there are extra or unwanted application shortcuts, you can long press the shortcut then the
trash icon appears at the bottom of the screen, so we can remove the application icon in the dustbin.
Please see the following figure:
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3.2.5 Desktop Widgets
Long press the desktop, pop-up "Add to Home Screen" list, tap the “Widgets”, tap the widgets you
want to display on the desktop, the desktop will show you the required widgets. This easy to operate
and quick, which saves the time and look beautiful.
Icon Item Description
Analog clock
Analog clock with a dial in the form displayed on the
Digital clock
Search
desktop, can be placed on the desktop of any space
position, it is convenient to check the time.
Desktop display:
Digital clock displayed with white fonts, “time, year、
month、day、day of the week”; On the desktop, you
can move to any empty place.
Desktop display:
The default search bar is the Google’s Quick Search
Box, You can enter any content you want to search to
find.
Desktop display:
Call set
Phone status
You can through Call set widget to set the phone, click
the DND can directly enable the DND mode; Click the
Call forward will jump to the incoming call forward
interface; click the Auto answer will open the auto
answer function; click on the Call firewall will jump into
the call firewall interface.
Desktop display:
Phone status widget displays the phone's registration
information,
it contains IP information, which is DHCP mode or
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Manual mode;
Telephone registration form: if not registered lines
showed that grey lamp;
If primary server registered successfully showed that
"green light, telephone number and the main server"
address；
If backup server registered successfully showed that
"yellow light, phone number and backup server"
address;
Desktop display:
Picture frame
In the photo album can be put the picture that you like,
that seems to be good.
Desktop display:
Music
If the telephone music stored inside the music, it can
directly use the desktop widget to play music.
At any time to enjoy the fun of music. You can also
choose to suspend or jump to the next song.
Desktop display:
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Long press the desktop, pop-up "Add to Home Screen" list, tap ”Folders” and enter to the “Select
folder” list, select the appropriate file to add to the desktop:
Icon Item Description
New folder:
You can move the application shortcuts on the
desktop to the new folder.
Notes:
All contacts:
Starred
contacts:
Contacts with
phone
numbers:
It will show recently added content's title, tap the title
to view the detailed information.
Show all contacts in it.
Show favorites contacts in it; tap a contact to view
detailed information.
It will show the contact which has the number and do
not show the contact which has no phone number.
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3BChapter 4
4
Video Phone Setting
16B4.1 System info
Tap “Settings” can directly enter into the default window “System”. It displays the current system
information state.
Item Description
PPPoE
WAN mode
IP address
NetMask
Gateway
Primary
DNS
Alert DNS
MAC
Phone
model
Display connection status of the PPPoE, there are three display
state: Disable、connection and the IP address.
Display the selected network mode, dynamic mode or static mode.
Displays the current network model used by the IP address.
Displays the current network model used by the subnet mask.
Displays the current network model used in the default gateway.
Displays the current network model used in the primary server
address.
Displays the current use of the network model of secondary server
addresses.
Displays the current MAC address to use.
Display the current phone models.
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Version
Displays the current version number of the phone.
Local
number
Display the current configuration of the local number, in the desktop
widget display detailed information.
17B4.2 Network
4.2.1 Network
Tap “Network”, enter into “Network” interface, default interface is “DHCP”: At each interface
configuration completed click the "save" button to save the success, and will pop up" saved
successfully" tips box.
DHCP interface
Manual interface
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Item Description
DHCP
You can select whether to use DHCP assigned DNS server to
connect network.
Manual
IP: Input your assigned IP address.
NetMask: Input your assigned subnet mask.
Gateway: Input your assigned gateway.
Primary DNS: Input your assigned DNS address.
Backup DNS: Input your assigned backup DNS address.
4.2.2 PPPoE dial
Tap “Network”, enter into “PPPoE” interface, after configuration completed click the "save" button to
save the success, and will pop up" saved successfully" tips box.
Item Description
PPPoE dial
username: Input your assigned PPPoE account name .
password: Input your assigned PPPoE password .
Connect when Boot complete: Whether PPPoE connection is
turned on automatically when boot.
Connect when Boot complete: Whether PPPoE connection is on
automatically when failed.
Enabled PPPoE: whether to enable PPPoE.
After the configuration parameters, if you click “Connect” button, if
can connect to the network using PPPoE mode at once；if you click
“ok” button, it will only save the configuration parameters; if you click
“cancel” button, the parameters you have been set will not be saved.
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4.2.3 QoS
Touch “Network”--> “QoS”, Select or modify the default settings and click interface, complete the
bottom of the "Save" successful configuration information.
Item Description
QoS
DiffServ enable: Set whether to enable Differentiated Services.
DiffServ value: Set Differentiated Services configuration parameter
values, if you set normal level, the value are 0x00.
4.2.4 Port
Touch “Network” --> “Port”, Select or modify the default settings and click interface, complete the
bottom of the "Save" successful configuration information.
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Item Description
Port Media initial port(10000-60000):
Set the phone to open media initial port, this port assignment is
dynamic allocation.
(Size 10000--60000)
Media port quantial:
Set the maximum number of allocated RTP port,
default value is 200.
4.2.5 Stun
Tap “Network” --> “Stun” to configure info, after configuration click “Save” button to save successfully.
Item Description
Stun
Stun server: Input Stun server address.
Stun port: Input Stun port.
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18B4.3 Account
On the “Account” settings screen, you will see“Account1”screen, and on the right there is a "Advanced
Settings" button, the first page of the configuration is done you can click on the "Advanced Settings"
jump to the second page, then click Next Jump three, and so on, a total of five, and each page has a
"Basic settings" button, you can always return to the first page. After the entire configuration interface
at the bottom click the "Save" to save configuration information. You can also save individual pages.
(Note: 1,2,3,4 configurations is the same account, will not repeat it here.)
Item Description
Account
SIP register: Configure enable/disable register.
disable register, enable register.
Server: Set SIP registration server address, support for the domain
name in the form of address.
Phone number: Configure the number registered to the SIP server. If
empty, no registration launched.
Account: Set SIP registration account.
Password: Set SIP registration password.
Domain: Configure the SIP domain name (the user can no
configuration, the system will automatically configure).
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