PLANET VIP-192 User Manual
802.11b/g Wi-Fi Phone
VIP-192
User’s manual
Version 1.0.0
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Revision
User’s Manual for PLANET Wi-Fi Phone:
Model: VIP-192
Rev: 1.0 (2007, September)
Part No. EM-VIP192V1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1................................................................................................ 8
Introduction............................................................................................ 8
Overview............................................................................................................................8
Package Content...............................................................................................................9
Physical Details.................................................................................................................9
Front view and keypad function:................................................................................9
Rear view and parts definition:.................................................................................10
Side view and parts definition:.................................................................................11
Normal Mode / Main Screen:...................................................................................11
Chapter 2 Preparations & Installation................................................ 12
Physical Installation Requirement................................................................................12
Installing the Battery:...............................................................................................12
Charging the Battery.................................................................................................12
Web Configuration access ........................................................................................13
Chapter 3 Menu Structure & Network Settings................................. 14
Menu Structure...............................................................................................................14
Network Settings.............................................................................................................15
Network Config........................................................................................................15
IP Settings................................................................................................15
DNS Settings ...........................................................................................17
Wireless ....................................................................................................................17
Scan APs..................................................................................................17
Manual Input ............................................................................................20
Preferred APs ..........................................................................................20
SIP Setting................................................................................................................22
SIP Account .............................................................................................23
SIP Server................................................................................................23
Outbound Proxy ......................................................................................23
Phone Port ...............................................................................................24
NAT Setting..............................................................................................................24
STUN & UPnP.........................................................................................25
Phone Port ...............................................................................................25
STUN Server ...........................................................................................25
Manual Config .........................................................................................26
NAT Keep Alive Time..............................................................................27
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Chapter 4.............................................................................................. 29
Phone book.......................................................................................... 29
Phone Book......................................................................................................................29
Create a New Contact...............................................................................................29
Browse......................................................................................................................30
Delete All..................................................................................................................31
Memory Status..........................................................................................................32
Chapter 5.............................................................................................. 33
Messaging............................................................................................ 33
Messaging Settings..........................................................................................................33
Voicemail..................................................................................................................33
SMS..........................................................................................................................34
New ...........................................................................................................34
Inbox .........................................................................................................35
Archive......................................................................................................35
Delete........................................................................................................36
Memory Status.........................................................................................36
E-Mail.......................................................................................................................37
Account.....................................................................................................37
POP3 Setting...........................................................................................38
SMTP Setting...........................................................................................38
Advance....................................................................................................39
Chapter 6.............................................................................................. 40
Call Log................................................................................................. 40
Call Log ...........................................................................................................................40
Chapter 7.............................................................................................. 41
Application........................................................................................... 41
Application......................................................................................................................41
Calendar....................................................................................................................41
Memo ........................................................................................................42
Select Date ..............................................................................................42
Delete All Memos ....................................................................................42
Memory Status.........................................................................................43
Calculator .................................................................................................................43
Chapter 8.............................................................................................. 44
Phone Settings..................................................................................... 44
Phone Settings.................................................................................................................44
Time & Date.............................................................................................................44
Language ..................................................................................................................44
Backlight Level ........................................................................................................45
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Ring Volume.............................................................................................................45
Voice Volume ............................................................................................................46
Alert T ype.................................................................................................................46
Wallpaper Management............................................................................................46
Ring tone Management.............................................................................................47
Hold tone Management ............................................................................................47
Power save................................................................................................................48
Change Password......................................................................................................48
Speed Dial ................................................................................................................49
Edit ............................................................................................................49
Browse......................................................................................................49
Chapter 9.............................................................................................. 50
Information........................................................................................... 50
Information.....................................................................................................................50
Chapter 10............................................................................................ 51
Call Function........................................................................................ 51
Call Function...................................................................................................................51
Do Not Disturb .........................................................................................................51
Call Waiting..............................................................................................................51
Anonymous Call.......................................................................................................52
Anonymous Reject ...................................................................................................52
Call Forward.............................................................................................................53
Unconditional ...........................................................................................53
Forward on Busy.....................................................................................53
Forward on No Answer ..........................................................................54
Chapter 11 ............................................................................................ 55
Using the web configuration .............................................................. 55
Using the web configuration..........................................................................................55
Accessing Configuration Menu................................................................................55
Web Login Setting....................................................................................................56
Restore Factory Setting ............................................................................................56
Firmware update.......................................................................................................57
Network Setting-DHCP............................................................................................57
Network Setting-Static IP.........................................................................................58
QoS Setting...............................................................................................................59
SIP Setting................................................................................................................59
SIP Account Settings ................................................................................................61
NAT T raversal Settings.............................................................................................62
Voice Setting.............................................................................................................64
Phone Setting............................................................................................................65
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Call Tracing Log.......................................................................................................66
Phone Book ..............................................................................................................67
Speed Dial ................................................................................................................68
Tools .........................................................................................................................68
Restart System..........................................................................................................69
Voice Communications...................................................................................................70
Peer To Peer (P2P) mode..........................................................................................70
SIP Proxy mode........................................................................................................71
Appendix B........................................................................................... 73
FAQ ..................................................................................................................................73
Appendix C........................................................................................... 74
VIP-192 Specifications ...................................................................................................74
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Chapter 1
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Introduction
Overview
Based on years of VoIP manufacturing experiences, PLANET Technology VoIP total solutions are
known for advanced implementation of standards based telephony with mass deployment capability.
Cost-effective, high-quality wireless voice over IP (WVoIP) service, the portable WVoIP solution –
802.11b and g SIP Wi-Fi Phone – VIP-192, a mobile phone that unleash your voice communications
free from wire.
The PLANET VIP-192 includes a large, full-color high resolution LCD screen menu or web browser
intuitive user interface enabling users to easily and quickly configure the Wi-Fi Phone. The Wi-Fi Phone
also supports several other convenient calling features including peer-to-peer dialing, SIP proxy dialing,
speed dial, call waiting, call transfer, call forward provide the convenience and functional voice
communications. Plus the call history, redial, mute, hold, retrieve, address book entries, caller ID
numbers, SMS and e-mail functions for you doing the best work from where you choose.
Compatible with IEEE 802.11b/g wireless standard and developed to support open standard Session
Initiation Protocol (SIPv2), the VIP-192 is ideal for the daily office communications. Combining PLANET
Wireless Access Points devices is a perfect solution for Voice over Wireless applications. With Flexible
support for the latest PLANET IP PBX systems and existing VoIP systems. It allows users to make or
receive phone calls as long as they are in the coverage of 802.11b/g wireless environment to offer
toll-quality voice communication services via the existing SIP-based call servers, and various VoIP
client devices.
Product Features
• Cost effective, field proven compatibility, and stability
• IEEE 802.11 b/g compliant
• WEP, WPA, and WPA2 Encryption
• 1.8” color graphical display with backlight LCD
• Web-based and LCD menu machine configuration
• Calendar / Calculator / SMS / E-mail / Voice Mail support
• Standby time 70 hours in power save mode; talking time 4 hours
VoIP Features
• SIP 2.0 (RFC 3261) compliant
• SIP STUN Server /UPnP support
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• Peer-to-Peer / SIP proxy calls
• Voice codec support: G711, G723.1, G.729a/b
• Caller ID Display / Redial / Built-in phone book
• Call Hold / Mute / Retrieve / Transfer / Waiting / Call Forward (Busy / No Answer / Unconditional)
• Voice processing: Voice Active Detection (VAD), Comfort noise generation (CNG), Acoustic Echo
Cancellation (AEC), G.168, Jitter buffer
Package Content
The contents of your product should contain the following items:
• Wi-Fi phone
• Power adapter
• Li-Ion Battery
• Quick Installation Guide
• User’s Manual CD
Physical Details
The following figure illustrates the front/rear and side view of IP Phone.
Front view and keypad function:
Figure 1. Front view of VIP-192
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Keypad Definition
Text Mode Text Mode
Key
Normal (ABC)
Numeric
Key Normal (ABC) Numeric (123)
(123)
7 P Q R S p q
1 [Space] 1
2 A B C a b c 2 8 T U V t u v 8
r s
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9 W X Y Z w x
3 D E F d e f 3
y z
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0 @ ! _ － ( )
4 G H I g h i 4
5 J K L j k l 5
6 M N O m n o 6
Table 1. Keypad definition description of VIP-192
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# #
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Rear view and parts definition:
Figure 2. Rear view of VIP-192
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Side view and parts definition:
Normal Mode / Main Screen:
WiFi Signal Strength
SIP Status
SSID of linking AP
Voice Message Indicator
Time
Figure 3. Side view of VIP-192
SMS Indicator
Battery Status
Registered SIP number
Wallpaper of standby mode
Date
Menu
Figure 4. Main screen
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Chapter 2
Preparations & Installation
Physical Installation Requirement
This chapter illustrates basic installation of Wi-Fi Phone
Administration Interface
PLANET Wi-Fi Phone has provides keypad and web methods for machine management and
administration.
Installing the Battery:
To remove the battery cover and insert the battery then put the cover back to the Wi-Fi phone.
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Figure 5. Mounted the battery view
Charging the Battery
The battery must be fitted in the phone before you connect to the adapter. Start to charge the phone
at least 8 hours in first time use. About 4 ~ 5 hours charging after the first time usage.
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Figure 6. Bottom view
Web Configuration access
To start Wi-Fi Phone web configuration, you must have one of these web browsers installed on
computer for management
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with Java support
Default WLAN interface IP address of Wi-Fi Phone is 192.168.0.1. You may now open your web
browser, and insert 192.168.0.1 in the address bar of your web browser to logon Wi-Fi Phone web
configuration page.
Wi-Fi Phone will prompt for logon username/password, please enter: root / 1234 to continue machine
administration.
ÍNote
Figure 7. Prompt screen of VIP-192
Please locate your PC in the same network segment
(192.168.0.x) of Wi-Fi Phone. If you’re not familiar with
TCP/IP, please refer to related chapter on user’s manual
CD or consult your network administrator for proper network
configurations.
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Chapter 3
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Menu Structure & Network Settings
Menu Structure
To enter the “Main Menu”, press the <middle button of soft key> or middle button of joystick in the
wallpaper screen.
Figure 8. Main menu
Phone Book
1. New
2. Browse
3. Delete All
4. Memory Status
Entertainment
1. JAVA Download
Phone Settings
Messaging
1. Voicemail
2. SMS
3. E-mail
Network Settings
1. Network Config
2. Wireless
3. SIP
4. NAT
Information
Call Log
1. Missed
2. Dialed
3. Received
4. Delete
Application
1. Calendar
2. Calculator
Call Function
1. Date & Time
2. Language
3. Backlight Level
4. Ring Volume
5. Voice Volume
Page 1
1. IP Address
2. Subnet Mask
3. Default Gateway
1. Do Not Disturb
2. Call Waiting
3. Anonymous Call
4. Anonymous Reject
5. Call Forward
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6. Alert Type
Page 2
7. Wallpaper Management
8. Ringtone Management
9. Holdtone Management
10. Power Save
11. Change Password
12. Speed Dial
1. AP
2. MAX Rate
3. Channel
Page 3
1. SIP ID
2. MAC Address
3. Version
Table 2. Menu structure
Network Settings
To enter the Network Setting, use joystick to locate ［Network Settings］ icon and press the <left soft
key> Select to enter this sub-menu. The sub-menu provides four items: ［Network Config］,
［Wireless］, ［SIP］, and ［NAT ］.
Figure 9. Main menu
Network Config
The system supports DHCP that allow assign both IP addresses automatically and manually under
static IP. Please ensure the network environment range is set properly.
Move the highlight bar to ［Network Config］ and press the<left soft key> Select to enter the page.
This page provides two items that are ［IP］ & ［DNS Setting］.
IP Settings
Move the highlight bar to ［IP］and press the <left soft key> Select to enter this IP Setting menu. User
can choose either ［DHCP］or ［Static IP］. User is able to setup manually by using joystick keys to
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enter the column as user needs and insert the necessary data.
Figure 10. IP settings
1. DHCP
Use joystick to select either ［Enable］ or ［Disable］, select ［Enable］ the IP will be obtained
automatically or user should setup IP manually by choosing［Disable］. Press <left soft key> Ok
to save the configuration.
Figure 11. DHCP settings
2. Static IP
Get the information from the service provider before user enters data into the filed. Use joystick to
locate the column of filed where user is going to input the data; also use <right soft key> Clear to
clear data. Press <left soft key> Ok to save the configuration.
Figure 12. Static IP settings
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DNS Settings
Move the highlight bar to ［DNS Setting］ and press the <left soft key> Select to enter the［IP］menu.
There are ［Primary DNS］ and ［Secondary DNS］. Use joystick to locate the column of filed where
user wish to input the data; use <right soft key> Clear to clear data. Press <left soft key> Ok to save
the configuration.
Figure 13. DNS settings
Wireless
Before user uses the WLAN phone, user needs to setup the AP which will be associated. In the
wireless setup, user is able to modify the data of ［ESSID］ and ［Security］ by moving the highlight
bar to［Wireless］. Press the <left soft key> Select to enter Wireless Settings.
Figure 14. Wireless settings
Scan APs
To Scan APs, press the <left soft key> Select to scan available APs. It will list all the ESSIDs of
available APs or show “No AP found” message in case there is no AP detected by the system. Move
the highlight bar to the AP. User wish to link any dedicate AP and press the <left soft key> Select. It will
pops-up a small window that lists ［Information］,［Set as Preferred AP］and［Connect Now］.
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Figure 15. Scan APs
1. Information
List AP information of ［ESSID］, ［MAC］ and ［Signal］.
- ［ESSID］: It is the unique identification of the AP in the WLAN system and constructed by
2~32 characters.
- ［MAC］: The MAC address of the AP.
- ［Signal］: The strength of the signal (1~100; “100” is the maximum).
Figure 16. Information
2. Set as Preferred AP
Save the profile of the AP into Preferred APs, user may have several preferred APs. Repeat the
steps of Scan APs to add more preferred APs.
3. Connect now
Associate with the AP immediately. Once user selects the［Set as Preferred AP］, it will show the
AP Settings menu which contains two main item［ESSID］and［Security］.
♦ ESSID: The unique ID of the AP in the WLAN system.
♦ Security: It supports five types of security: OFF, WEP,
WPA-PSK, PEAP and EAP-TTLS.
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The detail of the five types of security is as follows: (“OFF” Æ no security is required)
WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
♦ 64-bit / 128-bit: Two levels of WEP key, which can be 64 bits or
128 bits.
♦ Open / Shared Key:
- Open: WEP key is used for encryption only.
- Shared Key: WEP key is used for both authentication and
encryption.
♦ Hex / ASCII:
- Hex: It allows to input the digits of 0~9 and A~F, and the
length of the WEP key must be 10 digits for 64-bit or 26
digits for 128-bit.
- ASCII: It allows to input the characters in the ASCII system,
and the length must be 5 characters for 64-bit or 13
characters for 128-bit.
WPA-PSK (Pre Share Key)
♦ TKIP / AES: Two types of encryption protocol; the upgrade for
WEP.
- TKIP: Temporal Key Integrity Protocol.
- AES: Advanced Encryption Standard.
♦ Hex / ASCII:
- Hex: It allows to input total 64 digits of 0~9 and A~F.
- ASCII: It allows to input 8~63 characters in the ASCII system.
PEAP (Protected EAP)
♦ Identity: The ID for authentication and allow 31 characters.
♦ Password: The password for authentication and allow 31
characters.
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EAP-TTLS
♦ Identity: The ID for authentication and allow 31 characters.
♦ Password: The password for authentication and allow 31
characters.
Manual Input
Move the highlight bar to［Manual Input］and press the <left soft key> Select to setup AP manually.
1. Enter［ESSID］of the AP user wishes to link.( ESSID: Shows the name of linking AP and allows
total 31 characters)
2. Move the cursor to setup［Security］length and type of authentication that user wishes to link.
(Use navigation keys to turn on/off or set up this function.)
3. Press the <left soft key> Ok to store the settings.
Figure 17. Manual input
ÍNote
Wi-Fi Phone will automatically search for the available AP
when it boots up at the first time.
Preferred APs
Move the highlight bar to［Preferred APs］and press the <left soft key> Select to select available APs.
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Figure 18. Preferred APs
Move the highlight bar to the AP to link and press the <left soft key> Select. It will pops-up a small
window that lists［Setting］,［Delete］and［Connect now］
Figure 19. Setting
Move the highlight bar to［AP Setting］and press the <left soft key> Select to setup［ESSID］,
［Security］of this preferred AP. Press the <left soft key> Ok to store the settings.
Figure 20. AP Setting
Move the highlight bar to ［Delete］and press the <left soft key> Select to delete AP from preferred APs
list. ［Conne ct now］ function means the AP which is selected and will start to be used for further
access. The system will automatically scan for the available AP when it boots up at the first time.
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Figure 21. Delete
SIP Setting
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is the most popular Voice over IP standard. It enables two or more
people to make phone calls, share multimedia and make multimedia conference over the internet.
Please have an administrator setup these settings or obtain this information from the SIP service
provider.
ÍNote
SIP setting define the SIP registrar address, SIP account and related SIP parameter. The SIP account
information is required before user setup.
ÍNote
Move the highlight bar to［SIP］and press the <left soft key> Select to enter SIP Settings. This page
provides four items: ［SIP Account］, ［SIP Server］, ［Outbound Proxy］and［Phone Port］.
Please have an administrator setup these settings or obtain
this information from the SIP service provider.
User could contact the service provider (eg carrier or ITSP)
to get the information.
Figure 22. SIP setting
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SIP Account
Move the highlight bar to［SIP Account］and press the <left soft key> Select to enter this SIP Account
menu. Move cursor into the field of ［Display name］, ［User Name］, ［Authentication ID］and
［Authentication Password］for inputting data. Press the< left soft key> Ok to store the settings.
Figure 23. SIP account
SIP Server
Move the highlight bar to［SIP Server］and press the <left soft key> Select to enter this SIP Server
menu. Move cursor into the field of［Registrar Server］, ［Registrar Port］and［Expire Time］, for
inputting data. Press the <left soft key> Ok to store the settings
Figure 24. SIP server
utbound Proxy
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Move the highlight bar to
Outbound Proxy menu. Move cursor into the field of ［Proxy Server］and ［Proxy Port］, for inpu
［Outbound Proxy］and press the <left soft key> Select to enter this
tting
data. Press the <left soft key> Ok to store the settings.
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