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Configuring the Grandstream HandyTone 813 (HT-813)
Rev 1.0, 4/12/19
Preface
This guide provides information and hints for configuring the Grandstream HandyTone 813
(HT 8 13) to work with Ignition Voice Alarming. The HT813 is a basic telephony appliance with
both an FXS port (for a telephone) and an FXO port (for the phone line). While it is not a
complete VOIP server, it does support SIP, and can be successfully used to route calls from
Ignition to PSTN, through the FXO port.
This guide assumes that you have access to the HT813 user manual, available from
Grandstream's product website:
http://www.grandstream.com/sites/default/files/Resources/HT813_User_Guide.pdf
Setup
Note : After modifying each page, click "Apply" at the bottom to save the changes. Changes are
not automatically saved when moving from page to page.
1) Connect to the web interface
Follow the instructions in the user manual section titled "ACCESS THE WEB CONFIGURATION
MENU".
When connected to the "LAN" port, the default ip address is: 1 92.168.2.1
The default password is: a dmin
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Summary of Contents for Grandstream Networks HandyTone 813
- Page 1 Rev 1.0, 4/12/19 Preface This guide provides information and hints for configuring the Grandstream HandyTone 813 (HT 8 13) to work with Ignition Voice Alarming. The HT813 is a basic telephony appliance with both an FXS port (for a telephone) and an FXO port (for the phone line). While it is not a complete VOIP server, it does support SIP, and can be successfully used to route calls from Ignition to PSTN, through the FXO port.
- Page 2 2) Configure basic network settings You will likely need to change the IP address of the box to fit with your network scheme. Although Ignition will likely connect over the local network, this guide assumes you will connect the network to the WAN port.
- Page 3 The following settings generally need to be modified: 1. IP Address - S tatically Configured a. Set relevant fields as necessary for your network. 2. Wan side HTTP Access - Y es , unless you intend to perform all configuration while connected to the LAN port.
- Page 4 3. Enable LAN DHCP - N o , although the LAN port likely won’t be used, it is likely not desirable to have the box provide DHCP services if connected to the network. There are no settings on the Advanced Settings panel that must be changed. 3) Configure the FXS Port settings Although the FXS port will not be used, there are several settings that must be changed.
- Page 6 1. Account Active - Y es 2. Primary SIP Server - T he IP address of your Ignition gateway ( Note: since the box will not actually register with Ignition, in a redundant setup it should be sufficient to simply enter the master address) 3.
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Page 7: Testing And Troubleshooting
Testing and Troubleshooting To place a test call, you must first configure all of the parts of Ignition normally required for alarm notification. This includes: 1. Create a user in your User Source 2. Assign the user a phone number ( N B : The phone number must be valid for the phone line, as it will be dialed directly. - Page 8 Troubleshooting Notes ● If the status of the FXS port becomes “Ringing”, the call is not being routed correctly. Verify that all of the settings described in this document are set, and have been correctly Saved. ● In Ignition, you may need to increase the “Answer Timeout” in order to allow more time for the call to be initialized and established.