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WellGate M1 Web User Guide
WellGate M1 (Single GSM gateway)
User Guide
Released Date : December-2014
Firmware Version : V.100
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1. Introduction........................................................................................................................ |
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2. Hardware Overview......................................................................................................... |
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Two RJ-45 Network interface............................................................................ |
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One GSM SIM card interfaces. |
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LED Indications ...................................................................................................... |
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Rear Interface Descriptions............................................................................... |
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3. Software Overview .......................................................................................................... |
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4. Instruction of Web Environment ................................................................................ |
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Default setting........................................................................................................ |
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Network connection.............................................................................................. |
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Login VoIP Web page ........................................................................................... |
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VoIP main setting page....................................................................................... |
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System Information.............................................................................................. |
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5. Phone.................................................................................................................................. |
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Dial Plan .................................................................................................................. |
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GSM setting ........................................................................................................... |
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P2P Call Example................................................................................................. |
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6. Network environment................................................................................................... |
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WAN (network setting)...................................................................................... |
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DDNS........................................................................................................................ |
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VLAN......................................................................................................................... |
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VPN (PPTP/L2TP connection) .......................................................................... |
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NTP............................................................................................................................ |
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7. NAT ...................................................................................................................................... |
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LAN............................................................................................................................ |
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DMZ & MAC Clone ............................................................................................... |
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7.3 |
Virtual Server........................................................................................................ |
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8. SIP Setting........................................................................................................................ |
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Service (SIP register setting)......................................................................... |
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Codec........................................................................................................................ |
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Advanced ................................................................................................................ |
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STUN (STUN & Froce configuration) ............................................................ |
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9. Management (Advanced configuration) ................................................................ |
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Status Log .............................................................................................................. |
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9.2 |
Auto Configuration.............................................................................................. |
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9.3 |
Auto Update........................................................................................................... |
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9.4 |
New Firmware....................................................................................................... |
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Advanced ................................................................................................................ |
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Password................................................................................................................. |
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Tones Setting ........................................................................................................ |
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Default ..................................................................................................................... |
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Language ................................................................................................................ |
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10. Save & Reboot.............................................................................................................. |
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Fuction................................................................................................................... |
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Instruction ........................................................................................................... |
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1. Introduction
This user’s manual is ATA GSM system for ATA series GSM VoIP terminal adapter. This user’s manual explains web configuration, and command line configuration for WellGate M1. Before using this device, some setup procedures are required to make the M1 GSM gateway work properly. Please refer to the “Instruction of Web Environment” for further information.
2. Hardware Overview
The WellGate M1 GSM gateway has the following interfaces: Network, GSM SIM card interface, LED indication, and power connector.
2.1 Two RJ-45 Network interface
These two interfaces support 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet. You can connect WAN RJ-45 Fast Ethernet port to the ADSL or Switch, and connect the LAN port to your computer.
2.2 One GSM SIM card interfaces.
You can connect a GSM SIM card into the card try by pushing SIM card to lock. And push SIM card again to eject SIM card.
2.3 LED Indications
There are three LED indicators on the GSM ATA to show the Power, GSM system, SIP domain Register, WAN, and LAN status.
2.4 Rear Interface Descriptions
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This is front panel printing and LED indications. |
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Device model name. |
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Power |
Power status. Power ON is light. |
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WAN |
Shows device WAN port status. When WAN port connects |
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LAN |
Shows device LAN port status. When LAN port connects |
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successfully, the LED will light up. |
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Status |
Shows SIP domain account register status. When the SIP account |
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registed to SIP Server completely, the LED will light up. When this |
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device was used in P2P mode, this LED is OFF. |
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Shows SIM card of GSM gateway status if it connects to GSM Base |
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Station successfully. Once GSM gateway registered to GSM BTS |
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This is back panel connection port and indication. |
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Antenna |
Antenna connector. Before using this GSM gateway, Please install |
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detachable Antenna at back panel. You can install dual bank |
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(1800/1900 MHz) shorter antenna, or quad band |
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(850/900/1800/1900 Mhz) longer antenna. |
SIM Card Reader |
Insert SIM card in tray. To remove SIM card from tray, simply press |
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SIM card to eject. |
Reset |
Reset to default by hardware. Press it and hold on 5 seconds then |
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release it. This device will run reset function and reboot by itself. |
LAN |
Connect personal computer. |
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Connect ADSL or Cable Modem device. (If this device has PoE |
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(Internal-Positive; |
Connect AC/DC power adaptor. Input voltage is 100 to 240 Vac. |
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Note. Please don’t remove the SIM Card from SIM Card reader when this device is still in power on. Make sure to power off first before you remore SIM card. If you removed the SIM Card and want to insert it in SIM Card reader again when power is ON, You need to reboot the ATA_GSM device from its webpage configuration.
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3. Software Overview |
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Network Protocol |
Tone |
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SIP v1 (RFC2543), v2 (RFC3261) |
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IP/TCP/UDP/RTP/RTCP |
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Ring Back Tone |
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IP/ICMP/ARP/RARP/SNTP |
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Dial Tone |
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TFTP Client/DHCP Client/ PPPoE Client |
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Telnet/HTTP Server |
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DNS Client |
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NAT/DHCP Server |
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Codec |
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TX/RX Volume Adjustment |
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• SIM card PIN code PUK unlock |
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G.711: 64k bit/s (PCM) |
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• Max call out time |
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• G.726: 16k / 24k / 32k / 40k bit/s (ADPCM) |
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• G.729A: 8k bit/s (CS-ACELP) |
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IP Assignment |
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• G.729B: adds VAD & CNG to G.729 |
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Static IP |
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DHCP |
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VAD: Voice activity detection |
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• CNG: Comfortable noise generator |
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• HTTP 1.1 basic/digest authentication for Web setup |
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LEC: Line echo canceller |
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Packet Loss Compensation |
• MD5 for SIP authentication (RFC2069/ RFC 2617) |
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Adaptive Jitter Buffer |
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ToS field |
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Call Forward |
NAT Traversal |
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Caller ID |
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STUN |
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Configuration |
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DTMF Function |
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Web Browser |
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Telnet |
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SIP Info |
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SIP Server |
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Registrar Server Account |
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4. Instruction of Web Environment
4.1 Default setting
4.1.1Default network setting
Netwrok Mode: Default NAT Mode WAN Port: DHCP Client Mode
LAN Port: DHCP Server Enable, IP Address: 192.168.123.1
4.1.2Web login
VoIP Web Login default link, http://192.168.123.1:9999
Account Login :
Administrator: Login Account: root, Password: test
System: Login Account: system, Password: test
Normal: Login Account: user, Password: test
4.2Network connection
Please connect PC Ethernet cable to LAN port, and set up PC to DHCP mode. Default IP address is 192.168.123.150 at your computer.
4.3 Login VoIP Web page
Provide login system management page.
User Name |
Input user’s name, it can be numeral or letters. |
Password |
Input password, it can be numeral or letters. |
Login [button] |
Login activate. |
4.4 VoIP main setting page 4.4.1 Function instructions
Provide below function [Information (system information), Phone (phone environment), Network (network environment), NAT (local network), SIP (SIP parameter setting), Management (enhance setting), Save & Reboot , Logout ].
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4.4.2 Function descriptions
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ATA GSM |
Device type (WellGate M1). |
Status |
Current device information list table. |
Phone |
Provide GSM and Dial Plan function. |
Network |
Network setting provide [WAN , DDNS, VLAN , VPN (PPTP/L2TP), |
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NTP (Time sync)] function. |
NAT |
NAT provide [LAN, DMZ & Mac Clone, Virtual Server] function. |
SIP |
SIP provide [Service (SIP registeration), Codecs, Advanced, |
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STUN (STUN & Fource setting)] function. |
Management |
Management item provide [Status Log, Auto Provision, Auto |
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Update, Firmware, Advanced, Password, Tones, Default (reset to |
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default), Language] function. |
Save & Reboot |
Save and Reboot function. |
Logout |
Logout system. |
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4.5 System Information 4.5.1 Function description
There are network information, firmware version, GSM register, and SIP register status.
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WAN Information |
Shows the current status of WAN Port. |
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Link Status |
Shows the network connected Speed. |
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Active |
Shows the network connected type. |
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IP Address |
Shows IP address of the device. |
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Subnet Mask |
Shows the subnet mask. |
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Default Gateway |
Shows the default gateway. |
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Primary DNS |
Shows the primary DNS server. |
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Second DNS |
Shows the secondary DNS server. |
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MAC Address |
Shows the MAC ID. |
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System |
Shows the status of System. |
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Information |
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Model Name |
Show device model name. |
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Version |
Show device firmware version. |
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Firmware Version |
Shows the firmware version for software control. |
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DSP Version |
Shows the DSP version. |
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AC: AC97 |
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WM: Winbound |
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LE: Legeeity |
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NV:Nuvoton |
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Current Time |
Shows the current time. |
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Update Date |
Shows the date of updating system. |
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System Up Time |
Shows the system running time. |
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Netwrk Link Up |
Shows the network running time. |
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Time |
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SIM Card |
Shows the SIM Card information. |
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Status |
SIM Card status |
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No SIM Card : This device can’t detect SIM card or read SIM card |
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PIN Code Error : PIN code is wrong. |
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Registered : SIM Card connect GSM BTS network successfully. |
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Signal Strength |
GSM signal strength which was detected by this device. |
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Reference GSM system standard. |
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Current Call Out |
Shows the GSM system connection running time. |
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Time |
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Maximum Call |
The maximum outgoing call time limit. |
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Out Time |
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Register |
Shows the status of SIP register. |
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Information |
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Status |
Shows register state. |
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Display Name |
Shows register number. |
4.5.2 System Information example
Figure 1: LAN Mode: Bridge (Ethernet Switch mode)
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Figure 2: LAN Mode: Router (NAT Router)
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5. Phone
This item provides GSM settings and Dial plan.
5.1 Dial Plan
5.1.1 Function description
Provide advanced Setting: Add number and Drop number or Speed Dial function rules.
5.1.2 Parameter description
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Page |
Default is 1. Select pages, Provide drop-down options: 1~5. |
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Total have five pages. |
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Index |
Shows the serial number. There are 200 entries in total from |
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Phone 0~139. One page provides 40 entries. |
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Rule |
Set up Add / Drop code or Speed Dial rules. User can enter |
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numbers or symbols (only support: 0~9, *, #, -, x, [, ], ; ). |
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Maximum length is 32 bytes. |
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Data format: PATTERN;PREFIX;DIALCUT; The “;” is entered as |
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location separator. It is always needed in this rule. |
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PATTERN: Enter Add / Drop code or Speed Dial rules (only |
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support: 0~9, *, #, -, x, [, ], ; ); maximum length is 20 bytes. |
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PREFIX: Enter the phone numbers which you want to Add code, |
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(only support: 0~9, *, #), or keep null. The maximum length is |
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20 bytes. |
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DIALCUT: Enter the phone numbers which you want to to drop |
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code quantity , (only support: 0~9), or keep null; maximum |
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length is 2 bytes. |
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Example 1: Rule: [2345679]xxxxxx;02;; . |
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Example 2: Rule: 800[0-9]xxxx;;; |
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Example 3: Rule: #88;0427121234;3; |
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Submit [Button] |
Save the Settings. |
5.1.3 Operate examples
Example 1: Index: 1, Rule: [2345679]xxxxxx;02;;
Step 1: In [Dial Plan Setting - Advanced] web page, Setup [Use Dial Plan: Advanced, Index: 1, Rule: [2345679]xxxxxx;02;;] (See Figure 1).
(Figure 1)
Instruction 1: When dial number is [2+123456], Meet [Rule] field parameter [2345679]xxxxxx rules, Stop to receive number immediately; Add prefix code [02] before [2+123456] automatically. Actual sending number is [02+2+123456] (See Figure 1).
Instruction 2: When dialing content [3+123456] at the beginning, Meet [Rule] field [2345679]xxxxxx rules, Stop to receive number immediately. Add prefix code [02] before [3+123456]. Actual sending number is [02+3+123456].
Example 2: Index: 2, Rule: 800[0-9]xxxx;;;
Step 1: In [Dial Plan Setting - Advanced] web page, Setup [Index: 2, Rule: 800[0-9]xxxx;;;] (See Figure 1).
Instruction 1: When dial number is [800+1+2345], Meet [Rule] field 800[0-9]xxxx rules, Stop to receive number immediately. The device dials phone number [800+1+2345] automatically.
Instruction 2: When dial number is [800+7+2345], Meet [Rule] field 800[0-9]xxxx rules, Stop to receive number immediately. The device dials phone number [800+7+2345] automatically.
Example 3: Index: 3, Rule: #88;0427121234;3;
Step 1: In [Dial Plan Setting - Advanced] web page, Set up [Index: 3, Rule:
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#88;0427121234;3;] (See Figure 2).
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Instruction 1: When dialing number is [#88], Meet [Rule] field #88 rules, Stop to receive number immediately. Delete 3 numbers (#88). Then add number [0427121234], Actual sending number is [0427121234].
Example 4: Index: 4, Rule: #87;0427121234;2;
Step 1: In [Dial Plan Setting - Advanced] web page, Setup [Index: 4, Rule: #87;0427121234;2;] (See Figure 2).
Instruction 1: When dialing number is [#87], meet [Rule] field #87 rules. Stop to receive number immediately. Delete 2 numbers (#8). Then add prefix number [0427121234] before [7]. Actual sending number is [0427121234+7].
5.2 GSM setting
5.2.1 Function
Provide GSM system parameter, Tx/Rx volume and call route forward.
5.2.2 Instructions
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Tx Volume |
Default is 8. Set up the size of the volume to hear the other side. |
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Provide options: 0 to 10. |
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Rx Gain |
Default is 8. Set up the size of the volume to hear by caller. |
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Provide options: 0 to 10. |
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SIM Card PIN |
Enter SIM card’s PIN code. This column can only enter numbers; |
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Forward Number |
Set up the GSM incoming call forward number. This column can |
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only enter numbers; maximum length is 16 bytes. |
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In P2P mode, please fill in receiver device IP address and port |
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number. For instance, 192.168.1.10:5060 |
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In Proxy mode, please fill in SIP account number for SIP Server |
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or IP-PBX server to transit this call to remote receiver. |
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Maximum Call |
Default is 0. Shows maximum call out time. Set up outgoing call |
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Out Time |
time limit. The data range 0~6500 seconds. 0=No time Limit. |
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Current Call Out |
Shows outgoing call time already used. |
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Time |
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Submit [button] |
Save the configuration. |
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Reset Timer |
Reset Current Call Out Time data. |
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5.3 P2P Call Example
Suppose there are one Wellgate M1 (IP: 192.168.1.2) and one ATA172plus (IP: 192.168.1.3) and ATA172plus SIP port is 5060. They are workin in P2P mode to call each other. Here are configuration tips on both devices.
1.WellGate M1 has GSM incoming call to remote port 2 of ATA172plus via P2P call. At GSM M1 gateway Forward Number configure at 192.168.1.3:5062. Since ATA172plus SIP port is 5060 which is used for port1, port 2 uses 5062. If ATA172plus SIP port is 8088, then port 2 SIP port should be 8090. When there is an GSM incoming call at Wellgate M1, it will ring to port 2 of ATA172plus automatically.
2.ATA172plus wants to make a call to GSM network at 0933123456 via WellGate M1. At ATA172plus, go to Phone book of webpage to configure. Put Name field as 301 and Number field as 0933123456@192.168.1.2.
At WellGate M1 gateway, go to webpage: SIP Advanced Only Accept Trustred Certificate Disable, to allow accepting P2P incoming call.
Dial 301 from ATA172plus will send this number 0933123456 to GSM network automatically. ATA172plus has 140 records of phone book to be used for P2P call. WellGate M1 only provides one-stage P2P outgoing call to GSM BTS network.
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6. Network environment
Provide [WAN, DDNS, VLAN, VPN, SNTP] function setting.
6.1 WAN (network setting)
6.1.1 Function
Provide WAN port configuration.
6.1.2 Instruction
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Default is DHCP Client and provides Fixed IP, DHCP (gains IP |
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IP Address |
Current IP Address list or any IP Address (IPv4 format). If you |
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IP” first. Maximum length is 15 digits. |
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Subnet Mask |
Current Subnet list. A subnetwork, or subnet, is a logically |
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Default Gateway |
Current default gateway list. Gateway is a node (a router) on a |
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DNS Type |
Default is Auto. Define DNS server mode to be Fixed and Auto. |
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Fixed: Manual set DNS server. |
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Auto: Network server provides DNS. It only supports in Type: |
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DHCP Client and PPPoE. |
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DNS Server1 |
Default: 168.95.192.1. It can be IP address or Domain Name. |
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Format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. Maximum length is 15 digits. |
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DNS Server2 |
Default: 168.95.1.1. It can be IP address or Domain Name. |
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Format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. Maximum length is 15 digits. |
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MAC ID |
Display MAC address information. |
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Description |
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Host Name |
Default: product name. Numbers or strings are both acceptable. |
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Length: 15 digits. |
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PPPoE User Name |
Provides user’s name of PPPoE Server, it can be numbers or |
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strings. Length is 32 digits. |
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PPPoE Password |
Provides password of PPPoE Server, it can be numbers or strings. |
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Length is 32 digits. |
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PPPoE Service |
Define Service Name; It can be IP address or Domain Name. |
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Name |
Length: 32 digits. |
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NOTE: This name is provided from ISP. If you don’t know it, |
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please don’t change anything here. |
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PPPoE AC Name |
Define AC Name; It can be IP address or Domain Name. Length: |
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32 digits. |
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NOTE: This name is provided from ISP. If you don’t know it, |
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please don’t set anything here. |
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Submit [button] |
Save the configuration. |
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6.2 DDNS
6.2.1 Function
Dynamic DNS provides a residential user's Internet gateway that has a variable, often changing IP address with a well known hostname resolvable through standard DNS queries.
6.2.2 Instruction
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Active |
Default is Disable. The DDNS function will be enabled when you |
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set to Enable. |
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Host name |
Enter Host name which can be IP Address or Domain Name. |
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Format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. Length is 63 digits. |
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User Name |
Enter user’s name for registering to DDNS Server. |
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Password |
Enter the password. Maximum length is 63 digits. |
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E-mail address |
Enter E-mail address. Maximum length is 63 digits. |
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DDNS Server List |
Default is Disable; Configure your service provider here. Provide |
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option: User input, members.dyndns.rog and www.dtdns.com |
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mode. |
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DDNS Server |
Enter DDNS Server which can be IP Address or Domain Name. |
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Format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. Maximum length is 63 digits. |
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Type |
Default is dyndns. Provide 3 options: dyndns, statdns and |
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customer mode. |
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Wild Card |
Default is Enable. Provides 3 options: Enable, Disable and |
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Nochg. |
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NOTE: Please make sure your DDNS provider supports this |
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feature when you set it to enable. |
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BACKMX |
Default is Disable; The backup MX function will was activate |
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when you set it to enable. It provides two options: Disable and |
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Enable. |
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NOTE: Please make sure your DDNS provider supports this |
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feature when you set it to enable. |
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Off Line |
Default is Disable. The Off Line function will be activate when |
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