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Ejointech ACOM214, User Manual

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4.7

4.7

4.7

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OTLINE

OTLINE

OTLINE

OTLINE

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PPLICATION

PPLICATION

PPLICATION

PPLICATION

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SMS

SMS

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4.8.3

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4.8.3

Voice

Voice

Voice

Voice Mail

Mail

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ROGRAMMABLE

ROGRAMMABLE

ROGRAMMABLE

ROGRAMMABLE

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EY

EY

EY

EY

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C

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ONFIGURATION

ONFIGURATION

ONFIGURATION

ONFIGURATION

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5 OTHER

OTHER

OTHER

OTHER FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS OF

OF

OF

OF ACOM214

ACOM214

ACOM214

ACOM214

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5.1

5.1

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5.1

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UTO

UTO

UTO

UTO

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ANDDOWN

ANDDOWN

ANDDOWN

ANDDOWN

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5.2

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AN

AN

AN

AN

A

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A

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NONYMOUS

NONYMOUS

NONYMOUS

NONYMOUS

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C

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ALL

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5.3

5.3

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IAL

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LAN

LAN

LAN

LAN

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EER

EER

EER

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5.5

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A

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UTO

UTO

UTO

UTO

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R

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EDIAL

EDIAL

EDIAL

EDIAL

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5.6

5.6

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ALL

ALL

ALL

ALL COMPLETION

COMPLETION

COMPLETION

COMPLETION

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ING

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ROM

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ROM

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EADSET

EADSET

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EADSET

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5.8

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OWER

OWER

OWER

OWER

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IGHT

IGHT

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5.9

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IDE

IDE

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IDE

DTMF

DTMF

DTMF

DTMF

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5.10

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UTGOING

UTGOING

UTGOING

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5.11

5.11

5.11

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P

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P

ASSWORD

ASSWORD

ASSWORD

ASSWORD

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IAL

IAL

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5.13

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CTION

CTION

CTION

CTION

URL

URL

URL

URL &

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& A

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CTIVE

CTIVE

CTIVE

CTIVE

URI

URI

URI

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THE

THE

THE BASIC

BASIC

BASIC

BASIC SETTINGS

SETTINGS

SETTINGS

SETTINGS OF

OF

OF

OF ACOM214

ACOM214

ACOM214

ACOM214

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6.1

6.1

6.1

6.1

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EYBOARD

EYBOARD

EYBOARD

EYBOARD

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6.2

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SSS

CREEN

CREEN

CREEN

CREEN

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SSS

ETTINGS

ETTINGS

ETTINGS

ETTINGS

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6.3

6.3

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ING

ING

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ING

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SSS

ETTINGS

ETTINGS

ETTINGS

ETTINGS

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6.4

6.4

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V

V

V

OICE

OICE

OICE

OICE

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OLUME

OLUME

OLUME

OLUME

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6.5

6.5

6.5

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IME

IME

IME

IME

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6.6

6.6

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G

G

G

REETING

REETING

REETING

REETING

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W

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W

ORDS

ORDS

ORDS

ORDS

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6.7

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ANGUAGE

ANGUAGE

ANGUAGE

ANGUAGE

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7

7

7 ADVANCED

ADVANCED

ADVANCED

ADVANCED SETTINGS

SETTINGS

SETTINGS

SETTINGS OF

OF

OF

OF ACOM214

ACOM214

ACOM214

ACOM214

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7.1

7.1

7.1

7.1

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A

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A

CCOUNTS

CCOUNTS

CCOUNTS

CCOUNTS

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7.2

7.2

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N

ETWORK

ETWORK

ETWORK

ETWORK

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7.3

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SSS

ECURITY

ECURITY

ECURITY

ECURITY

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7.4

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AINTENANCE

AINTENANCE

AINTENANCE

AINTENANCE

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7.5

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ACTORY

ACTORY

ACTORY

ACTORY

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ESET

ESET

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8 WEB

WEB

WEB

WEB CONFIGURATION

CONFIGURATION

CONFIGURATION

CONFIGURATION

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8.1

8.1

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IIII

NTRODUCTION

NTRODUCTION

NTRODUCTION

NTRODUCTION OF

OF

OF

OF CONFIGURATION

CONFIGURATION

CONFIGURATION

CONFIGURATION

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Summary of Contents for ACOM214

Page 1: ...y notices before installing or using this phone They are crucial for the safe and reliable operation of the device Please use the external power supply that is included in the package Other power supp...

Page 2: ...temperature below 0 or high humidity Avoid wetting the unit with any liquid Do not attempt to open it Non expert handling of the device could damage it Consult your authorized dealer for help or else...

Page 3: ...circuitry and be familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents...

Page 4: ...IC BASIC FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION OF OF OF OF ACOM214 ACOM214 ACOM214 ACOM214 IP IP IP IP PHONE PHONE PHONE PHONE 14 14 14 14 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 M M M MAKING AKING AKING AKING A A A A CALL CAL...

Page 5: ...5 11 5 11 5 11 5 11 P P P PASSWORD ASSWORD ASSWORD ASSWORD D D D DIAL IAL IAL IAL 26 26 26 26 5 12 5 12 5 12 5 12 P P P PRE RE RE RE D D D DIAL IAL IAL IAL 26 26 26 26 5 13 5 13 5 13 5 13 A A A ACTION...

Page 6: ...3 5FUNCTION 8 3 5FUNCTION 8 3 5FUNCTION KEY KEY KEY KEY 77 77 77 77 8 3 6 8 3 6 8 3 6 8 3 6 Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance 81 81 81 81 8 3 7 8 3 7 8 3 7 8 3 7 SECURITY SECURITY SECURI...

Page 7: ...has but it also own many data services features which you could not expect from a traditional telephone This guide will help you easily use the various features and services available on your phone 1...

Page 8: ...e the record When check the phone book record press this key again will return to idle mode Mute Press this key in calling mode you can hear the other side and the other side cannot hear you Once you...

Page 9: ...and Outgoing Call Digital keyboard Inputting the phone number or DTMF DSS Keys You can configure them in the web page the configuration of each key to a different function keys it would more convenie...

Page 10: ...1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Icon Icon Icon Icon introduction introduction introduction introduction Icon Icon Icon Icon Description Description Description Description Call out Call in Call hold Auto answer Call...

Page 11: ...for Presence LED LED LED LED Status Status Status Status Description Description Description Description Steady green The object is online Slow blinking red The object is ringing Steady red The object...

Page 12: ...escription Blinking green There are new voice mails Off There is no new voice mail Table 5 Power Indication LED LED LED LED LED Status Status Status Status Description Description Description Descript...

Page 13: ...s In most cases you must configure your network settings to DHCP mode The details setting mode please refer to 2 2 1 Network Settings 2 No broadband router Connect one end of the network cable to the...

Page 14: ...itialization Initialization Initialization ACOM214 is provided with a plenty of functions and parameters for configuration User needs some network and VoIP knowledge so that user could understand the...

Page 15: ...Static Static Static IP IP IP IP mode Static mode Static mode Static mode Static ADSL Cable ADSL Cable ADSL Cable ADSL Cable or or or or no no no no PPPOE DHCP PPPOE DHCP PPPOE DHCP PPPOE DHCP network...

Page 16: ...etting DHCP DHCP DHCP DHCP mode mode mode mode 1 Press Menu Settings Advanced Settings then enter passwords and choose network WAN settings Connection Mode enter and choose DHCP through navigation key...

Page 17: ...et is connected to the Headset Port in advance The icon will be showed in the idle screen You can also dial the number first and choose the method you will use to speak to the other party 3 1 2 3 1 2...

Page 18: ...Headset Handset and Speaker phone by pressing the corresponding buttons or picking up the handset 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 DND DND DND DND Press DND softkey to active DND Mode Further incoming calls will be re...

Page 19: ...ess the Hold button or Hold softkey to put your active call on hold 1 If there is only one call on hold press the hold softkey to retrieve the call 2 If there are more than one call on hold press the...

Page 20: ...ght not be used 3 Alert Transfer During the talk press Transf firstly and then press Send after inputting the number that you want to transfer You are waiting for connection now press Transf and the t...

Page 21: ...so can press the fluctuation navigation key to change the call and recover the talking then last call will be held automatic You also can define the six line keys as multi line keys then each line key...

Page 22: ...on 1 means appointed prefix code After making the above configuration C can dial 1 plus B s phone number to pick up A s call User can set prefix in random in the case of no affecting current dialing r...

Page 23: ...s calling mode at 60 second intervals Once B is available A will get reminder of rings to hook off while a hooks off A will call B automatically If at this time A is occupied temporarily and unwillin...

Page 24: ...ack The function allows you dial out the last phone call which you received 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 Auto Auto Auto Auto answer answer answer answer When there is an incoming call after no answer time the phon...

Page 25: ...he Input Method When you input the message you want to send press OK then use the navigation keys to select the line from which you want to send then Send 5 If you want to delete the message after vie...

Page 26: ...r 2 Input the IP you want and press start key if input wrong you can press delete to modification the IP 3 After input the IP wait a moment it will display OK it meas ping successful or means ping fai...

Page 27: ...BLF BLF is also called Busy lamp field and it is used to prompt the user to pay attention to the state of the object than has been subscribed and used to cooperate with the server to pick up the phon...

Page 28: ...ctly recover call 2 Set the type as Line You can set these keys as line keys and press it it will enter dialer interface 3 Set the type as Key Event You can set these keys as Key Event and the subtype...

Page 29: ...clear clear the the the the curren curren curren curren sip sip sip sip information information information information and and and and register register register register their their their their new...

Page 30: ...later if the state of an object changes the corresponding LED will change 7 Set the type as Multicast Set the multicast address and speech coding press this key to initiate the multicast Note More fe...

Page 31: ...Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Call Call Call Call 1 Press Menu Features Enter Ban Anonymous Call Enter 2 Choose which sip you want to enable Ban Anonymous Call and then press Enter choose En...

Page 32: ...u choose Enable you also need to set Interval and Times and then press Save 3 After enable auto redial calling out someone if he is in busy it will pop up a prompt box whether to auto redial press OK...

Page 33: ...nable this function through the navigation key 5 9 5 9 5 9 5 9 Hide Hide Hide Hide DTMF DTMF DTMF DTMF 1 Press Menu Features Enter Hide DTMF Enter 2 Through the navigation key to choose Disabled All D...

Page 34: ...the phone receieves incoming Incoming call outgoing calls Outgoing call turn DND open DND hang up the phone On hook etc To set the phone web page lists all its support of the action each action corre...

Page 35: ...o choose the function for the key according to you want 3 Press the key OK to save 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 Screen Screen Screen Screen Settings Settings Settings Settings 1 Press Menu Settings Enter Basic Set...

Page 36: ...volume then press the key Save 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 Time Time Time Time Date Date Date Date 1 Press Menu Settings Enter Basic Settings Enter Time Date Enter 2 You have two options to choose Auto and Manual...

Page 37: ...age Language Language Language 1 Press Menu Settings Enter Basic Settings Enter Language Enter 2 ACOM214 support three languages you can use the navigation keys to choose The default two languages are...

Page 38: ...ount then press Enter you can do some sip settings 7 2 7 2 7 2 7 2 Network Network Network Network Press Menu Enter Advanced settings and then input the password to enter the interface Then choose Net...

Page 39: ...er the interface Then choose Maintenance and press Enter you can configure Auto Provision Backup and Upgrade 7 5 7 5 7 5 7 5 Factory Factory Factory Factory Reset Reset Reset Reset Press Menu Enter Ad...

Page 40: ...telnet with CLI command 8 1 2 8 1 2 8 1 2 8 1 2 Password Password Password Password Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration There are two levels to access to phone root level and gener...

Page 41: ...ess of the wan port in this phone as the URL e g http xxx xxx xxx xxx or http xxx xxx xxx xxx xxxx If you do not know the IP address you can look it up on the phone s display by pressing Status button...

Page 42: ...STATUS Status Status Status Status Field Field Field Field name name name name Explanation Explanation Explanation Explanation Network Shows the configuration information on WAN and LAN port includin...

Page 43: ...ide three different network settings Static If your ISP server provides you the static IP address please select this mode and then finish Static Mode setting If you don t know about parameters of Stat...

Page 44: ...IP Address Input the IP address distributed to you Subnet Mask Input the Netmask distributed to you IP Gateway Input the Gateway address distributed to you DNS Domain Set DNS domain postfix When the d...

Page 45: ...r Port Set your SIP server port Authentication User Input your SIP register account name Authentication Password Input your SIP register password SIP User Input the phone number assigned by your VOIP...

Page 46: ...r name if PPPOE service providers are no special requirements this name is usually the default value User Input your ADSL account Password Input your ADSL password Notice Click Finish Finish Finish Fi...

Page 47: ...1 4 LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE Field Field Field Field name name name name Field Field Field Field name name name name Language Set the language of phone...

Page 48: ...tatus Status Active IP Address The The The The current current current current IP IP IP IP address address address address of of of of the the the the phone phone phone phone Curren Subenet Mask The c...

Page 49: ...f Static Mode setting please ask your ISP for them DHCP In this mode you will get the information from the DHCP server automatically need not to input this information artificially PPPoE In this mode...

Page 50: ...and parse it again Primary DNS Input your primary DNS server address Secondary DNS Input your standby DNS server address If you uses PPPOE mode you need to make the above setting Service Name It will...

Page 51: ...g status and network ID is also same as LAN s system will refuse to accept the IP to configure WAN So WAN s active IP will be 0 0 0 0 8 3 2 2 8 3 2 2 8 3 2 2 8 3 2 2 LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN Co...

Page 52: ...If you select Bridge Mode the phone will no longer set IP address for LAN physical port LAN and WAN will join in the same network Click Apply the phone will reboot Notice When LAN IP or bridge mode s...

Page 53: ...cast information is sent out from port 1 then transmitted to port 2 3and 4 In chart 2 red and blue indicate two different VLANs in the switch and port 1 and port 2 belong to red VLAN port 3 and port 4...

Page 54: ...ifferent VLAN IDs to identify QoS QoS QoS QoS VLAN VLAN VLAN VLAN Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Field Field Field Field name name name name explanation explanation explanatio...

Page 55: ...Settings Settings Enable DSCP Enable DSCP by selecting it SiP DSCP Specify the value of the SIP DSCP Audio RTP DSCP Specify the value of the Audio RTP DSCP WAN Port VLAN Settings Enable WAN Port VLAN...

Page 56: ...Service Service Port Port Port Port You can set the port of telnet HTTP RTP by this page Service Service Service Service Port Port Port Port Field Field Field Field name name name name explanation ex...

Page 57: ...andard port You can access to the web in https after rebooting the phone Telnet Port Set Telnet Port the default is 23 RTP Port Range Start Set the RTP Start Port It is dynamic allocation RTP Port Qua...

Page 58: ...port of the phone connects to a device this table will show the IP and MAC address of this device Shows the DHCP Lease Table the unit of Lease time is Minute Lease Table Name Specify the name of the...

Page 59: ...elete Delete Delete Delete button will delete the selected lease table from DHCP lease table Enable DNS Relay Select DNS Relay the default is enabled Click the Apply button to become effective Notice...

Page 60: ...Simple Network Time Protocol server according to your location you can also manually adjust date and time in this web page TIME DATE TIME DATE TIME DATE TIME DATE Field Field Field Field Name Name Na...

Page 61: ...nds 12 Hour Clock Switch the time mechanism between 12 hours and 24 hours Default is 24 hours mode Date format Specify the date format Daylight Daylight Daylight Daylight Saving Saving Saving Saving T...

Page 62: ...TP service and above the date hours minutes each of which is required to complete and submit to make manual 8 3 3 8 3 3 8 3 3 8 3 3 VOIP VOIP VOIP VOIP 8 3 3 1 8 3 3 1 8 3 3 1 8 3 3 1 SIP SIP SIP SIP...

Page 63: ...nfig Field Field Field Field name name name name explanation explanation explanation explanation SIP SIP SIP SIP Line Line Line Line Choose line to set info about SIP there are 4 lines to choose You c...

Page 64: ...our VoIP service provider Phone will not register if there is no phone number configured Display Name Set the display name Proxy Server Address Set proxy server IP address Usually Register SIP Server...

Page 65: ...cs Codecs Codecs Settings Settings Settings Settings Disable Codecs Enable Codecs Use the navigation keys to highlight the desired one in the Enable Disable Codecs list and press the desired to move t...

Page 66: ...Line Number Specify Hot Line Number the phone dial the hot line number automatically at hands free mode or handset mode after warm line time Warm Line Wait Time Specify the Warm Line Time Transfer Ti...

Page 67: ...on Timer Set Enable Disable Session Timer whether support RFC4028 It will refresh the SIP sessions Session Timeout Set the session timeout Subscribe for MWI Enable the Subscribe for MWI by selecting i...

Page 68: ...er again Enable Service Code If you want to realize the following function by the server please enter the On Code and Off Code option then when you choose to enable disable following function on your...

Page 69: ...forward it to the set number automatically And the IP phone will not show the record in the call history anymore Always CFwd Off Code Set the Always CFwd Off Code when you choose to disable the alway...

Page 70: ...your phone it will send message to the server and the server will turn on the function immediately When there are calls to the extension the server will forward it to the set number automatically base...

Page 71: ...for your IP phone automatically Keep Alive Type Specify the keep alive type if the type is option the phone will send option sip message to server every NAT Keep Alive Period s then the server respons...

Page 72: ...to realize SIP NAT Enable PRACK Enable or disable SIP PRACK function suggest use the default config Enable Long Contact Set more parameters in contact field connection with SEM server Convert URI Conv...

Page 73: ...le Keep Authentication System will take the last authentication field which is passed the authentication by server to the request packet It will decrease the server s repeat authorization work if it i...

Page 74: ...y it the phone will save the missed call log into the call history record and display the missed calls on the idle screen or won t save the missed call log into the call history record and display the...

Page 75: ...t response to the invite sip message Notice the deployment will become effective in all sip lines Enable Group Enable Group by selecting it then the phone enable the sip group backup function Notice t...

Page 76: ...explanation explanation explanation Status Shows if the phone has been registered the IAX2 server or not Server Address Input your IAX2 server address Server Port Set your IAX2 server port the defaul...

Page 77: ...o user can dial the numeric number to test echo voice test This function is provided with server to make endpoint to test whether endpoint could talk through server normally Echo Test Text Specify ech...

Page 78: ...port of SIP The phone might register itself to SIP server with global IP and port to realize the device both calling and being called in private network STUN STUN STUN STUN Field Field Field Field na...

Page 79: ...ime out it will release the mapping and the system need send a STUN packet to keep the mapping effective and alive SIP Waiting Time Specify the sip wait stun time you can input the time depended on yo...

Page 80: ...is dial rule When you want to dial an IP address the entry of IP addresses is very cumbersome but by this functionality you can set number 156 to replace 192 168 1 119 here When you want to dial a lon...

Page 81: ...r user dials 11 digit numbers started with from 135 to 139 the phone will send out 0 plus the dialed numbers automatically Use this phone you can realize dialing out via different lines without switch...

Page 82: ...o set peer to peer call please input destination IP address or domain name If you want to use this dial rule on SIP2 line you need input 255 255 255 255 or 0 0 0 2 in it SIP3 into 0 0 0 3 Port Set the...

Page 83: ...delete length The following describes how to configure the number IP table to achieve the configuration of multiple accounts simultaneously 9T means when you configure the SIP1 server and register th...

Page 84: ...p line is a line in the table and dialpeer is the same if the same continue down the match otherwise the next query The third step is for a prefix or exact match Mode to sip it means that this rule is...

Page 85: ...n application application application Set by web explanation example You need set phone number Destination Alias and Delete Length Phone number is XXXT Destination is 255 255 255 255 0 0 0 2 and Alias...

Page 86: ...P1 server will receive 33334444 The phone will automatically send out alias number adding your dialed number if your dialed number starts with your set phone number When you dial 8309 the SIP1 server...

Page 87: ...out If your dialed phone number starts with your set phone number The phone will send out your dialed phone number adding suffix number When you dial 147 the SIP1 server will receive 1470011 8 3 4 8...

Page 88: ...9AB None Second Codec The second preferential DSP codec G 711A u G 722 G 723 1 726 32 G 729AB None Third Codec The third preferential DSP codec G 711A u G 722 G 723 1 726 32 G 729AB None Fourth Codec...

Page 89: ...th Tone Standard Select Tone Standard G722 Timestamps 160 20ms or 320 20ms is available G723 1 Bit Rate 5 3 kb s or 6 3 kb s is available Enable VAD Select it or not to enable or disable VAD If enable...

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Page 91: ...eminded by busy but any outgoing call from the phone will work well Ban Outgoing If you select Ban Outgoing to enable it and you cannot dial out any number Enable Call Transfer Enable Call Transfer by...

Page 92: ...over the time Enable Call Waiting Enable Call Waiting by selecting it Then the phone reminds whether redial when the caller is busy or rejects if it s ok and the phone finds out that the caller is id...

Page 93: ...ring tone from handset Enable Intercom Enable Intercom Mode by selecting it Enable Intercom Mute Enable mute mode during the intercom call Enable Intercom Tone If the incoming call is intercom call t...

Page 94: ...s After the password prefix will be hidden as N stand for the value which you enter in the Password Length field For example you set the password prefix is 3 enter the Password Length is 2 then you en...

Page 95: ...efix Set Prefix in peer to peer IP call For example what you want to dial is 192 168 1 119 If you define P2P IP Prefix as 192 168 1 you dial only 119 to reach 192 168 1 119 Default is If there is no S...

Page 96: ...List Please input the prefix of those phone numbers which you forbid the phone to dial out For example if you want to forbid those phones of 001 as prefix to be dialed out you need input 001 in the bl...

Page 97: ...input the number you want to transfer to then hang up handle or press speaker you can transfer the current call to the number 6 Attend Transfer on OnHook hang up handle or press speaker you can reali...

Page 98: ...e dial the number the user to continue dial up is complete the phone is actually sent containing 9 9 numbers DIAL DIAL DIAL DIAL PLAN PLAN PLAN PLAN Configuration Configuration Configuration Configura...

Page 99: ...cuting Attended Transfer hang up after the third party answers the phone will transfer the current call to the third party Below is user defined digital map rule Specifies a range that will match digi...

Page 100: ...conds Cause any number started with 9911 to be dialed 4 seconds after dialing ceases Notice Notice Notice Notice End with Fixed Length Time out and Digital Map Table can be used simultaneously System...

Page 101: ...e explanation explanation explanation explanation Phonebook Phonebook Phonebook Phonebook Table Table Table Table Name Shows the name corresponding to the phone number Shows the detail of current phon...

Page 102: ...umber Line Specify the sip line for the each number Group setting Select the group from the unselected group to selected list for the contact you can select many groups for the contact Notice the add...

Page 103: ...bers to the Black List and these calls will be rejected x and are wildcard x means matching any single digit For example 4xxx expresses any number with prefix 4 which length is 4 will be forbidden to...

Page 104: ...remote phonebook on the phone For example Set the Phonebook Name as Ejointech Server URL is tftp 192 168 1 3 admin phonebook index xml Or Set the Phonebook Name as ldap Server URL is ldap 192 168 1 3...

Page 105: ...entication Specify the authentication mode for remote phonebook User password Input the authentication username and password 8 3 4 6 8 3 4 6 8 3 4 6 8 3 4 6 WEB WEB WEB WEB DIAL DIAL DIAL DIAL You can...

Page 106: ...configured multicast address By listening multicast address is configured on the phone listen and play the multicast address to send the RTP stream Send Send Send Send multicast multicast multicast m...

Page 107: ...y to hold the current multicast session 3 Press the end softkey again or multicast functionkey multicast session can be stopped Notice RTP stream is one side that is from a sender to a receiver when t...

Page 108: ...lticast Options as follows 1 10 the priority defined for normal calls 1 the highest level 10 the lowest level Disabled Ignore all RTP stream of multicast Enable Page Priority Page priority determines...

Page 109: ...Notice When a multicast session begins multicast sender and receiver will beep...

Page 110: ...8 3 5 8 3 5 8 3 5FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION KEY KEY KEY KEY 8 3 5 1 8 3 5 1 8 3 5 1 8 3 5 1 FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION FUNCTION KEY KEY KEY KEY Function Function Function Function Key Key Ke...

Page 111: ...ne Function Function Function Function Key Key Key Key Settings Settings Settings Settings key Show the function key s serial number Type Memory Key settings can be stored in key storage for each numb...

Page 112: ...to automatically answer the call and make each other User can be configured in accordance with push to talk function the way 4116 was the other number Then press the standby button and make automatic...

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Page 114: ...8 3 5 3 8 3 5 3 8 3 5 3 8 3 5 3 SOFTKEY SOFTKEY SOFTKEY SOFTKEY SOFTKEY SOFTKEY SOFTKEY SOFTKEY You can configure different functions in different screens for every softkey...

Page 115: ...Maintenance Maintenance 8 3 6 1 8 3 6 1 8 3 6 1 8 3 6 1 Auto Auto Auto Auto Provision Provision Provision Provision Ejointech endpoint supports PnP and DHCP and Phone Flash to obtain the parameters Th...

Page 116: ...s version If the version of the configuration downloaded is higher than the version of the running configurations the auto provision would upgrade or stop here If the endpoints confirm the configurati...

Page 117: ...ypt Key if the Common Configuration file is encrypted Save Autoprovision Information Save the username and password authentication message of http https ftp and input ID message in the phone until the...

Page 118: ...nfiguration PnP Server Specify the PnP Server PnP Port Specify the PnP Server PnP Transport Specify the PnP Transfer protocol PnP Interval Specify the Interval time unit is hour Phone Phone Phone Phon...

Page 119: ...ACS Password Specify ACS Password TR069 Auto Login Enable TR069 Auto Login by selecting it Inform Sending Period Specify the inform Sending Period unit is second 8 3 6 2 8 3 6 2 8 3 6 2 8 3 6 2 SYSLOG...

Page 120: ...m working Level 4 warning There are some potential dangers But your system can work Level 5 notice Your system works well in special condition but you need to check its working environment and paramet...

Page 121: ...er IP address Server Port Set Syslog server port MGR Log Level Set the level of MGR log SIP Log Level Set the level of SIP log IAX2 Log Level Set the level of IAX2 log Enable Syslog Select it or not t...

Page 122: ...ll changes of configurations Click the Save button all changes of configuration will be saved and be effective immediately Backup Configuration Right clicks on Right click here and select Save Target...

Page 123: ...P1 2 and IAX2 and version number 8 3 6 4 8 3 6 4 8 3 6 4 8 3 6 4 UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE You can update your configuration with your config file in this web page Update Update Update Update Field...

Page 124: ...sername for download upload Password Set the FTP server password for download upload File name Set the name of update file or config file The default name is the MAC of the phone such as 000102030405...

Page 125: ...phonebook file to phone from FTP TFTP server Protocol Select FTP TFTP server Update Update Update Update Logo Logo Logo Logo File File File File Select File Specify the url of the logo file Delete De...

Page 126: ...me name name explanation explanation explanation explanation Keyboard Password Set the password for entering the setting menu of the phone by the phone s key board The password is digit This table sho...

Page 127: ...e Delete Delete to delete the selected account General user only can add the user whose level is General 8 3 6 6 8 3 6 6 8 3 6 6 8 3 6 6 REBOOT REBOOT REBOOT REBOOT If you modified some configurations...

Page 128: ...explanation explanation explanation Web Filter Table Settings Add or delete the IP address segments that access to the phone Set initial IP address in the Start IP column Set end IP address in the En...

Page 129: ...nternet input rule or prevent unauthorized private network devices from accessing the Internet output rule Firewall supports two types of rules input access rule and output access rule Each type suppo...

Page 130: ...Output Rules Input Output Specify current adding rule by selecting input rule or output rule Deny Permit Specify current adding rule by selecting Deny rule or Permit rule Protocol Filter protocol typ...

Page 131: ...tton So when devices execute to ping 192 168 1 118 system will deny the request to send icmp request to 192 168 1 118 for the out access rule But if devices ping other devices which network ID is 192...

Page 132: ...corresponding isolation method according to different demands We can provide the different security level protection in terms of the different resources by building a DMZ region which can provide the...

Page 133: ...ation Configuration Field Field Field Field name name name name explanation explanation explanation explanation IPSec ALG It is an encryption technology Select it to enable IPSec ALG the default is en...

Page 134: ...WAN port of the NAT mapping Notice Notice Notice Notice After finish setting click the Add button to add new mapping table click the Delete button to delete the selected mapping table Shows the outsid...

Page 135: ...N This web page provides us a safe connect mode by which we can make remote access to enterprise inner network from public network That is to say you can set it to connect public networks in different...

Page 136: ...nfiguration and reboot your phone Enable VPN Select it or not to enable or disable VPN VPN Server Address Set VPN L2TP Server IP address VPN User Set User Name access to VPN L2TP Server VPN Password S...

Page 137: ...urity file you want to delete then click Delete button to update SIP TLS File Show SIP TLS authentication certification file HTTPS File Show HTTPS authentication certification file Open VPN Files Show...

Page 138: ...M214 ACOM214 ACOM214 ACOM214 P P P P Adapter Input Output Input 100 240V Output 5V 1A port WAN 10 100Base T RJ 45 1 PORT LAN 10 100Base T RJ 45 1 PORT Power Consumption Idle 2 5W Active 2 8W LCD Size...

Page 139: ...n AEC can reach 96ms max filter length in hands free mode Support Voice Gain Setting VAD CNG Support full duplex hands free SIP support SIP domain SIP authentication none basic MD5 DNS name of server...

Page 140: ...nonymous calls outgoing calls etc Support phonebook 500 records Incoming calls outgoing calls missed calls Each supports 300 records Support SMS Support MWI Support XML phonebook browser Support Speed...

Page 141: ...dynamically to get DNS in DHCP mode or statically set DNS address Support DHCP client on WAN Support DHCP server on LAN QoS with DiffServ Network tools in telnet server including ping trace route tel...

Page 142: ...9 2 9 2 9 2 Digit character Digit character Digit character Digit character map map map map table table table table Keypad Keypad Keypad Keypad Character Character Character Character Keypad Keypad Ke...

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