Sipura Technology 3000 User Manual
Device Quickstart Guide
Sipura 3000
Device Details
Device Type:
Manufacturer: Sipura
Model:
3000
1 FXS & 1 FXO-Port Telephone Adapter
Contents
1. Before you begin 2
2. Cabling the Sipura 3000 2
3. Initial SPA configuration 3
4. IVR Code Table 4
5. Interface Configuration 5
6. Making phone calls through PSTN line 6
7. How to protect your PSTN line with a PIN? 7
8. Contact and Feedback 7
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Device Quickstart Guide
This device is a FXS and FXO telephone adapter, enabling low cost Internet
calls from standard telephone apparatus.
1. Before you begin
Verify that you have the following:
PC (Initially for configuration of the SPA3000 A PC is used for
An
Phoneserve literature including:
SPA3000
SPA3000
(software version 2.0.9(GWi)) and Power Supply
Cabling
monitoring and reporting of the Gateway status, but this does not
have to be local to the SPA3000)
A network connection to the Internet
analogue phone with an RJ11
Phoneserve Omni Quick Install Guide
-
- Phoneserve Omni Account Details
connector
(this document)
(available from your
account manager)
- Phoneserve Omni user instructions (available from your
account manager)
2. Cabling the SPA3000
Connect a standard telephone to
telephone should be a modern tone-dialling (DTMF) type.
Connect the standard RJ45 Ethernet cable (supplied) to the LAN port. The
other end of this cable should be connected to your Network feed (Router,
Hub, Switch or similar).
Finally, Insert the power adapter cable into the 5V power socket of the SPA
and power up the device by plugging the power adapter into a live power
outlet.
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port of the SPA3000.
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3. Initial SPA configuration
Initial configuration is completed by use of the connected telephone set and
the SPA’s built-in
IVR
(Interactive Voice Response) service. Whilst it is
possible to configure the SPA with only the telephone set, it is far easier to
understand and modify the various parameters if programming is
completed using the SPA’s built-in web interface. Before you can use your
PC and browser however, you must complete the basic network
configuration tasks with the telephone set.
To bring up the IVR service, lift the handset and dial
****
(ignore any tones
you may hear whilst dialling the four “stars” – you will eventually hear
Sipura configuration menu
“
.. “
Check whether DHCP is enabled by entering
100#
If you use DHCP, enter code
110#
, the IVR should announce the IP
address, write it down and skip to step 9 bellow.
Note
: To enable/disable DHCP, enter
101#
, then when prompted enter 1 to
enable or 0 to disable.
If DHCP is enabled, check whether your SPA has successfully received an
IP address thus, according to step 2.
If DHCP allocation was unavailable, you will need to set the IP address
manually.
Firstly, switch off DHCP by entering 101#, then 0
Use command
keypad – use the * key for the decimal point. (e.g.
Check Subnet Mask using
121#
to set Subnet Mask. Using numbers and * as above to enter the
desired value (e.g.
Check the IP address of your Internet gateway using
111#
to set IP address, enter numbers from the telephone
120#
. If you need to change the setting, use
255*255*255*0
10*10*60*134
).
130#
)
. If you need to
change/set this address, use
131#
- once more using numbers and * to enter the desired value (e.g.
10*10.*60*254)
Review the IP address setting using
110#
- write it down.
You may now connect to the SPA from your PC browser – the PC must be
connected to the same network as the SPA. In your browser address
window type
http://<the IP address you wrote down>/admin/advanced
and press
return on your PC keyboard.
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