Samsung C01 User Manual

SiPTel C01 IP Phone User Manual

SiPTel C01

IP Phone

5.2E version

User Manual 3.1.00

SiPTel C01 IP Phone User Manual

SAFETY INFORMATION

Meticulous care had been devoted to ensure the highest safety standards in manufacturing of your SiPTel IP Phone. Safety is the major factor in designs of every set. But, safety is your responsibility too.

Use only the power chord that comes with your SiPTel IP Phone. (Output: DC 5V/1.5A)

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product. There are no user serviceable parts. Opening or removing cove rs may expose you to hazardous voltages. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when this product is subsequently used.

Never push objects of any kind into the equipment through housing slots since they may touch hazardous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a risk of electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product. If liquid is spilled, however, refer servicing to proper service personnel.

Use only Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Category 5 Ethernet cable for RJ-45 port of the SiPTel IP Phone.

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. Overview

1.2. Features

1.3. Specification

1.4. Structure of SiPTel IP Phone

1.4.1. Keypad

1.4.2. LCD Display

1.4.3. LED Display

1.4.4. Port Structure

2. PRE-INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

2.1. Power Requirements

2.2. Component Check List

2.3. User Requirements

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

3. INSTALLATION & INSTRUCTIONS

3.1. Connecting Cables

3.2. Booting Up process

3.3. Keying Instructions

4. GETTING STARTED WITH MENU

4.1. Call Log

4.1.1. Received Calls

4.1.2. Dialed Calls, Missed Calls, Tx / Rx Calls

4.1.3. Delete All

4.2. Phone Book

4.2.1. Find Number

4.2.2. Add

4.2.3. Memory Dial

4.2.4. Delete All

4.3. Ring/Volume

4.3.1. Ring Selection

4.3.2. Ringing tone Volume

4.4. Setup

4.4.1. My Phone

4.4.2. Network

4.4.3. Call Setup

4.4.4. Modem

4.4.4.1. Call Options

4.4.5. Time

4.4.6. PSTN

4.4.7. HTTP PROXY

4.5. Information

4.5.1. Network

4.5.2. Version

4.6. BALANCE

4.7. Reboot

5. USING SIPTEL IP PHONE

5.1. Connecting IP Phone to Internet

5.1.1. Using in Dialup Mode

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5.1.2. Using with Broadband Cable

5.2. Making a VoIP Call

5.2.1. In On-Hook mode (Pre -dial)

5.2.2. In Off Hook mode

5.3. Making a PSTN Call

5.4. Making a call in Phone Book mode

5.5. Making a call from Call Log mode

5.6. Memory Dial

5.7. Web Access

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. Overview

The SiPTel IP Phone is a single user VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phone for the home or smallmedium size businesses. The SiPTel IP Phone supports ITU -T H.323 protocol for voice communication on data lines . It is a stand-alone device, which means no PC connection is required to use it. The SiPTel IP Phone allows user to make long distance call or international call at low cost. Using the standard protocol, SiPTel IP Phone can interoperate with most Internet devices for communication over the Internet.

1.2. Features

• Easy to use, simple to activate

• VAD (Voice Activity Detection)

• Volume control separate for both PSTN and VoIP calls

• Three Speed Dialing keys

•100 numbers storage Phone book

• Last number redial for both PSTN and VoIP

• 4 line Graphic LCD display

• Call Mute

• Silence Suppression

• Echo Cancellation

• Excellent voice quality DSP technology

• Network management with SNMP-based NMS

• Software updates/upgrades via remote access

• Configurable phone number assignment to match dial plan

• Remote management via SNMP, Telnet and HTTP

1.3. Specification

LAN Interface Standards

IEEE 802.3 Supports Static, DHCP, PPPoE

Dial-up Interface

• Data Rates from 300 bps to 56k bps.

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• Data Modulation Standards V.90, V.34, V.432bis, V.22bis, V.22, V.23, V.21 and V.23 reversible (Minitel), Bell 212, Bell 103 Dialup Modem V.42 Error Control

• Country Code support

• V.42 Error Control

• V.42bis Compression

• Protected Against Surge and Over voltage on the Telephone Line

Configuration Management Telnet, RS -232, Http, LCD display

Protocol & Codec Specifications Protocol : ITU H.323 v4, H.225, H.245 Codec : ITU G.711, G.729.A, G.723.1

Power 5VDC, 2A

Dimensions

14cm W × 4.3cm H × 17.5cm D

Weight

0.73kg

Operating Temperature

32oF to 131oF (0oC to 55oC)

Operating Humidity

10% to 85% no condensing.

Storage Temperature

32oF to 149oF (0oC to 65oC)

Storage Humidity

5% to 90% non condensing

1.4. Structure of SiPTel IP Phone

1.4.1. Keypad

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Figure 1) Keypad Structure of SiPTel IP Phone

The description for each key is as follows.

Key name

Menu Ÿ Used to initiate the menu on LCD

M1~M3 Ÿ Memory dial DEL Ÿ Used to delete the characters in Pre-dial and Phone Book mode.

• Ÿ Used to move up the cursor to select menu. ‚ Ÿ Used to move down the cursor to select menu. „ Call Log Ÿ Used to move the cursor to the right in Phone Book mode.

Description

Ÿ Used to change between preferences when entering characters (English-

capital and lowercase / numerical / special characters).

Ÿ Used to initiate the Call Log menu in off hook mode.

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ƒ P-Book Ÿ Used to move the cursor to the left in Phone Book mode.

Ÿ Used to initiate the Phone Book menu.

OK Ÿ Used to complete the input in Phone Book menu.

Ÿ Used to confirm the entered or selected settings.

Cancel Ÿ Used to cancel the selected menu, entered data, or etc. PSTN Ÿ Used to place the PSTN call. MUTE Ÿ Used to make the voice not to be heard from the counterpart. @ISP Ÿ Used to connect to dial-up ISP. (Option). VOL + / - Ÿ Used to adjust the volume of the handset FLASH Ÿ Used to place another call by droping the current call while dialing or in

the middle of a connected call. (Available only in PSTN mode). REDIAL Ÿ Used to redial the number last dialed Speaker Ÿ Used to carry on the call without picking up the handset. Press again to

turn off the speaker phone

1.4.2. LCD Display

SIPTEL

10100-1000

A12:00

The LCD screen shows the current status of the SiPTel IP Phone, menu options on the LCD screen, Telephone number dialed or received etc. (4x15)

First Line Status display – displays the present state of the IP Phone. Second Line Name display – displays the name entered by the user. Third Line Telephone number display – displays number entered using keypad. Fourth Line Current time display

The following are icons used to display the present state of the IP Phone

Icon Name Function

Displays the DNS status.

DNS Status

Gatekeeper Displays the G/K registration status.

Flashing : Finding the DNS server Constant : Could reach the IP Address of the DNS

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Status

Call status display

Kinds of connection

Mute Ÿ Displayed when using Mute function. Flash save display

Ethernet Modem

Summer Time Ÿ Displayed when the summer time is applied.

Entry mode

Navigation key

Flashing : Trying to find the Gatekeeper. Constant : Registered with Gatekeeper successfully. : Displayed when the call is connected successfully. : Displayed when the call isn’t connected.

: Static IP

: DHCP

: PPPoE

Ÿ Displayed when data is being saved in memory Ÿ Displayed when the SiPTel IP Phone is connected to the Internet

thru Ethernet cable.

Ÿ Displayed when the SiPTel IP Phone is connected to Internet thru

the Modem.

Ÿ Displays the input mode.

: Symbols : English Lower Case : English Capital : Numeric

Ÿ Displayed only when the navigation key is available for menu

selection.

1.4.3. LED Display

PSTN Ÿ Glows when using PSTN mode. @ISP Ÿ Glows when using Dial-up connection.

1.4.4. Port Structure

POWER § Use to connect to the power adapter. ETHERNET § Use to connect to Internet leased line, cable modem, ADSL Modem, or etc. for

internet connection.

LINE § Use to connect to the regular telephone line.

Figure 2) SiPTel IP Phone Rear Panel

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2. PRE-INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

2.1. Power Requirements

§ AC Voltage : External power adapter (100V -240V, 50/60Hz).

§ Please use only the power adapter provided with the SiPTel IP Phone.

§ For additional power adapter, please ask your product provider.

Safety Should liquid or solid object get into the cabinet, unplug the unit and have it checked by the qualified personnel before operating it any further. To disconnect the cord, pull it out by the plug. Never pull the cord itself. Do not place the unit in surfaces (rugs, blankets, etc.) or near materials (curtains, draperies) that may block the ventilation holes. Installation Do not install the unit in an extremely hot or humid place or in a place subject to excessive dust or mechanical vibration. The unit is not designed to be waterproof. Exposure to rain or water may damage the unit. Cleaning Clean the unit with a slightly damp soft cloth. Use a mild household detergent. Never use strong solvents such s thinner or benzene as they might damage the finish of the unit.

2.2. Component Check List

Open the box of SiPTel IP Phone and make sure all the components are included in the box. The following is the pictures of SiPTel IP Phone components. The picture can be different with the actually models of SiPTel IP Phone.

SiPTel IP Phone - 1

Power adaptor - 1 User Manual - 1 Handset - 1 Coiled Cord - 1

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2.3. User Requirements

Before you start, please ask your local ISP or network administrator for an Internet account from

User ISP Requirement Common Static IP User IP address

Gateway Subnet mask

DNS DHCP User PPPoE User User ID

Password Dial-up User ISP Telephone number

User name

Password

3. INSTALLATION & INSTRUCTIONS

3.1. Connecting Cables

§ H.323 ID

§ E.164 Number

STEP 1 Connect the Ethernet line that came from the Internet leased line, cable modem, or ADSL

STEP 2 (Option) Connect the PSTN line to the PSTN port of the SiPTel IP Phone. STEP 3 Connect the power port to the power source with a power adaptor.

3.2. Booting Up process

STEP 1 If the cable connection is completed properly, the SiPTel IP Phone will start booting

SYSTEM ON START INITIALIZING

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modem to the Ethernet port of the SiPTel IP Phone.

automatically.

Wait for a while till the rebooting is completed.

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STEP 2 If the booting is completed properly, the following display will appear.

SiP Tel

10100-1000

A12:00

You can see some Icons, Brand Name, ITSP given VoIP Phone Number, Time, etc.

3.3. Keying Instructions

Some setup menus support a few character input mode, English lower -case, English capital, numeric, and special characters or symbols. In an input mode, if you press ‘Menu’ key, the input mode will be toggled to another one in order. For example, the input mode will be changed from : English lower -case to : English-capital or to : Numerical and to : Special characters in order.

When you enter name into the input line, please use the navigation key on the key pad to move to the left or right in the input line. Use ‘Delete’ key to delete the characters or numeric, and the cursor will move to the left erasing the character.

When you enter the phone number in the input line, press ‘Menu’ key until you can see the icon on the top right.

When you enter the special characters into the input line, please press ‘Menu’ key until you can see the icon on the right of the first line. Please use ‘0’ key on the keypad to select the desired special character.

For English characters, press the number key corresponding to the alphabet more than once till you can get the desired alphabet.

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2: Dialed Calls

2: Phone Book

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4. GETTING STARTED WITH MENU

4.1. Call Log

This menu allows user to look up the Dialed, Received and Missed calls list. User can look up the call lists up to 100 lists. User can make a call by using this call logs, and delete them when not required.

4.1.1. Rcvd Calls

STEP 1 Press “Menu” key on the keypad in on -hook mode. STEP 2 Select “1: Call Log”.

<Menu> 1:Call Log

STEP 3 Select ‘1: Rcvd Calls’.

<Call Log> 1:Rcvd Calls

STEP 4 Select the desired phone number in the received call lists and press ‘OK’ button to view

the details of the selected number.

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Press ‘OK’ button or press the menu number to select the menu

Or Press ‘Cancel’ key to move to the upper menu.

Press ‘OK’ button or select ‘1’ key.

Or Press ‘Cancel’ key to move to the previous screen.

STEP 5 User the left and right arrow key to get more information.

Press ‘Cancel’ button to move to the previous screen.

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5: Delete All

STEP 6 You can see the information such as the Caller Name if exists a phone book entry for that

number, Date [Date/Month(day)], Time, etc.,

No Entry

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STEP 7 Last information is Call duration in minutes [HH:MM].

Press ‘Cancel’ button to move to the previous screen.

No Entry

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STEP 8 You can press DELETE button anytime in the above views, and select Delete from ‘VIEW

/ DELETE’ options displayed on top of the LCD screen, to delete that entry from the list.

The deleted call list can’t be recovered. Please make sure whether it is ok to delete the call list before you delete call list. Please be sure

Delete

call list ?

YES NO

doing so.

Press ‘Cancel’ button to move to the previous screen.

4.1.2. Dialed , Missed , Tx/Rx Calls

The options for Dialed Calls, Missed Calls and Tx/Rx ( both dialed and received calls ) which follows ‘1. RCVD Calls’ option will all be same as RCVD Calls options .

4.1.3. Delete All

STEP 1 Select ‘1. Call log’ -> ‘5. Delete All’ after pressing MENU button

Press ‘OK’ button or select menu number key.

4: Tx/Rx Calls

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