Wellgate 2626 is a plug and play PBX gateway for SOHO and small office user
which provides 2 PSTN lines, 6 Extension and SIP Calls together. It can work
stand-along without any network connection just power on and use it. Also it
becomes a small and simple IP-PBX when you enable the SIP service.
With enabling built-in auto attendant, Wellgate 2626 can guide the caller from
both VOIP and PSTN to reach the extension automatically. Or the incoming call
can be routed to the predefined operation when disable the auto attendant
service.
For emergency call (e.g. 911), Wellgate 2626 can be configured to route through
PSTN instead of VOIP to meet different country’s legal requirements. When the
power is lost or Wellgate 2626 is malfunction, the bypass feature will ensure the
PSTN lines can still be reached.
Physical Interface:
Ethernet port (RJ-45, 10/100 base-T)
1-WAN port, for connect to router, ADSL modem (ATU-R), or switch hub
directly.
4-LAN port, for PC or other network devices connecting.
Telephony port (RJ-11)
2-FXO Ports, to connect with PSTN Line
6-FXS ports, as PABX Extension Line to connect with analog phone
Reset button (Factory Default)
AC power Jack
Status indicated LED
Indicates Ethernet, FXO, FXS, and SIP system status
Features:
Support Stand-Along Working without Network Connection
Ready to Run Default Settings
SIP RFC 3261 Compliance
Audio Codec: G.711, G.723.1, G.729A
In-band and out of band DTMF relay
Support SIP Register and Calling
Support Backup SIP Proxy Server
G.168 Echo Cancelation
T.38 Fax Relay
DTMF/FSK Caller ID Detection and Generation
Intelligent Call Routing
Support Backup Route to PSTN when VOIP or Network is failed
Support Emergency Call Through PSTN
Provides Configurable Auto Attendant Service
Support Direct Route to Operator
Support Operator Hunting Based on Priority
Support Operator Simultaneously Ringing
Customizable Auto Attendant Greeting
Call Transfer
Call Hold
Call Forward
Power When the power adapter is connected, the LED will light up
green.
Ready The LED will light up green after system initialized.
Proxy When the gateway is registered successfully to a Proxy, this
LED will light up green.
WAN This LED will light up green when the gateway’s WAN port is
physically connected to the public internet. When data is
transmitted through this port, it will flash green.
The default IP of WAN port is 10.1.1.3.
LAN 1~LAN4 The respective LED will light up green when the relative LAN
port is physically connected to a local network. When data is
transmitted through this port, it will flash green.
The default IP of LAN port is 192.168.123.123.
L1 The status LED for FXO port 1, this will light up amber orange
when the port is in used. It will flash amber orange when
there is no connection with PSTN.
T1 The status LED for FXS port 1, this will light up amber orange
when the connected phone’s handset is off-hook, or when the
connected phone is engaged in a conversation. It will flash
amber orange when there is an incoming call.
L2 The status LED for FXO port 2, this will light up amber orange
when the port is in used. It will flash amber orange when
there is no connection with PSTN.
T2~T6 The status LED for FXS port 2~6, the respective LED will light
up amber orange when the connected phone’s handset is
off-hook, or when the connected phone is engaged in a
conversation. It will flash amber orange when there is an
incoming call.
Please make sure that the network interface of your computer is working fine and
the cross over line (RJ-45) is connected to the computer correctly.
The WG2626 by default uses DHCP for its LAN port and assigns IP
addresses to clients connected to it, please make sure that your PC or
Notebook’s network configuration is set to DHCP.
Configuration
Login to the WG2626 web configuration menu
1. Get an Ethernet Cable to connect your PC and WG2626 with LAN 1 port, then
the DHCP server of WG2626 LAN will assign IP address (192.168.123.1) for
your PC.
2. Open your WEB browser and key in the IP address of the gateway
(http://192.168.123.123) in the Address box (see figure 1).
The following instructions will explain the configurations for setting up the WAN
port of the WG2626. There are in total three methods of connections: Static IP,
DHCP and PPPoE. (see figure 4)
Device_WAN Setting
(Figure 4)
The table shown below describes the configuration items for 3 connection types
of network (Static IP, DHCP and PPPoE).
To initial the VoIP service, you will need a SIP account provided by the SIP Proxy
you are registered with. To configure the relevant SIP settings, please refer to
the instructions step by step.
Service_Preference
(Figure 10)
1. In the “Service_Preference” section (see figure 10), you can specify the
“Codec Policy” by your requirement of environment. The priority of codecs for
the three types are shown below:
Bandwidth : If your Internet Connection had very limited bandwidth,
please select bandwidth priority. The codec priority will be G.723, G.729
and G.711.
Regular : For most of case or unknown environment, please select
Regular. The codec priority will be G729, G.723 and G.711.
Quality : If your network is only running on the LAN environment or
have no any concerns of bandwidth, please select Quality. The codec
priority will be G.711, G.729 and G.723
The default setting is “Regular”.
2.Press the “Apply” button (at the bottom) after you finish to save changes.
3. Press the “Reboot” button to apply the changes.
In the “Service_Extension Line Setting” section (see figure 11), you can set the
operator priority of the extensions for incoming call. The detail instruction
explained below:
Caller ID Enable or Disable the Caller ID
Sending to Telephone Set. You have to
use Caller ID phone in order to display
the caller information. If unsure,
please set to Disable.
Caller ID Type Specify the caller ID Type of your
phone set : DTMF, FSK(Bellcore),
ETSI(Before Ring) or ETSI(Between
Ring)
Operator Ring Mode Specify the Operator Ring Mode:
1. “Priority Ring” : The operator will be
hunted based on the priority
defined in extension. If the higher
priority’s extension is busy, the call
will automatically hunt to second
one and so on.
2. Simultaneous Ring: Parallel Ring all
priority of operators’ extension,
Ring Time Specify ring time : 5~60 sec. It is used
for priority hunting which define how
long the system will think the ringing
operator is not able to take the call and
hunt to next. The default value is 20 to
40 seconds.
Operator Short Code Specify the short code of Operator (eg.
9 or 0). The default value is 9.
TEL 1 ~TEL6
Line Number Specify the extension number
Operator Specify the Operator priority of
incoming call; you can set the priority
from 1st to 6th or “NA” for extension.
TEL1 and TEL2 are the default
operators.
Forward Condition Specify the extensions forward
condition, you can choose the
following:
Disable
UNCONDITIONAL
BUSY
NO ANSWER
BUSY + NO ANSWER
Forward TEL Specify the forward extension number
1. Press the “Apply” button (at the bottom) after you finish to save changes.
2. Press the “Reboot” button to apply the changes.
(Figure 12)
In the “Service_PSTN Line ” section (see figure 12), you can define the routing
rule of incoming/outgoing PSTN call, the detail information please refer to the
table below.
PSTN Line Setting
PSTN incoming Route Specify the PSTN incoming call routing
rule, via IVR or direct to operator.
PSTN Call Notice If you Select “Yes”, system will send a
PSTN call notice tone before dialing
when the SIP trunk (Ethernet) is fail.
Select “No”, this feature will be
disabled.
Disconnect Tone
Country Template Specify the location of WG2626, Click
the “Use” icon when you select the
correct country. System will use the
selected country’s PSTN tone to
become the active value. You can
modify it if necessary.
Route Setting Those prefix defined here, will be route
1. First, download the TFTP program from our website
http://www.welltech.com/support/utility.htm. Unzip the TFTP to a directory
that you desire in your hard drive and execute the TFTP program. Make sure
that the TFTP program points to the directory of where your firmware is
stored. Now, leave the TFTP program running and switch back to the
WG2626 web configuration interface.
2. Under Management => Upgrade firmware (see figure 20) select TFTP mode in
the drop down list.
3. Key in the IP address of the TFTP server and specify the correct filename of
the firmware.
4. Press the Start button (next to the Target file name text box) to execute the
upgrade process.
5. Please wait while the device updates itself with the firmware.
6. After the update process is finish, you will be taken to a web page indicating
that it was successful (see figure below).
7. Press the “Reboot” button to apply the changes.
1. Under Management => Upgrade firmware web menu (see figure 21), specify
the location of the firmware by clicking the Browse button next to the Http
Upload text box.
2. You will be prompted with a window requesting the location of the firmware.
3. Locate the firmware that is stored in your hard drive.
4. Once located, click the Open button.
5. Back in the web configuration menu, press the Start button (next to the Http
Upload’s browse button) to execute the upgrade process.
6. Please wait while the device updates itself with the firmware.
7. After the update process is finish, you will be taken to a web page indicating
that it was successful.
Note: For consistency, it is recommended to reload default settingevery time
you update the firmware on the WG2626. However, you will lose all the settings
configured on the WG2626 except Network configuration. For more details on
reload default setting, please refer to the next page below.
Users can restore back to factory default settings using this feature (see figure
22). The password of the account and the network configurations are the things
that will not be changed when this feature is executed.
Rebooting the system
(Figure 23)
Executing this function will reboot the whole system, when configuration changes
are made to the device, it needs to be rebooted for the changes to take effect
(see figure 23).