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ICS-G302 SIP-based S-MTA

2005

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Page 1 Operator’s Manual of ICS-G302 SIP-based S-MTA 2005 Page 1...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
3.13 System Information ................55 3.14 Factory Default Page................56 3.15 Reboot Page ..................57 3.16 Firmware Upgrade Page..............58 4. Features of ICS-G302 .................. 61 4.1 IP & Data Functions ................61 4.2 Voice Functions ................... 61 4.3 Operating Environments ..............62...
Page 3: Getting Started
Getting Started This VoIP-embedded S-MTA provides toll-quality voice services as well as very high-speed internet services. 1.1 Package Contents Please be sure to check if the followings are ready before you begin installing. Items Quantity Remarks S-MTA main device AC Power Adapter Telephone cable RJ-11 Telephone cable LAN cable...
Page 4: Key Features
1.2 Key Features Before you start installation and configuration of this S-MTA, please read carefully the following key features of this S-MTA, then you can get some ideas how to configure correctly this S-MTA in your environment. PPPoE mode and DHCP client mode This S-MTA provides PPPoE mode and DHCP client mode, so that you don’t need to configure your IP configuration mode if you don’t use fixed or static IP address.
Page 5 UPnP functions This S-MTA supports UPnP CP and IGD functions, and the default mode of UPnP CP and UPnP IGD are disable. In case that you are using a broadband router which supports UPnP IGD function between your networking device such as a cable modem or an xDSL modem and this S-MTA, you can enable UPnP CP function if you want to.
Page 6 checks if the there is an upgrade F/W version and downloads the F/W if necessary. How to use supplementary services Call Hold ① During a call, regardless of an incoming call or an outgoing call ② When you push the FLASH hook, you will hear the stutter dial tone ③...
Page 7: Ip Configuration Mode
1.3 IP Configuration Mode This S-MTA provides three IP configuration modes, PPPoE mode, Dynamic IP mode, and Static IP mode to adapt various network configurations. In this section, we will give brief descriptions for typical network configuration of each mode. However, there are various network configurations for each mode, which are dependent on the specific network configuration of ISP.
Page 8: Router Function
1.4 Router function This S-MTA provides router functions. S-MTA will take care of all packets between WAN-port and LAN-port, and enable the DHCP server function and NAT function to support internet functions of PC, when it is connected to S-MTA. 1.4.1 S-MTA is connected to Cable Modem or xDSL modem directly In this configuration, S-MTA will receive a public IP address from the network via cable modem, ADSL modem, or HUB depending on the network configuration.
Page 9 1.4.3 S-MTA is connected to BBR – PC is connected to BBR In this configuration, a broadband router, which supports UPnP IGD function usually, is connected in front of S-MTA. The broadband router will receive a public IP address, and both S-MTA and PC will receive a private IP address from the broadband router by means of DHCP protocol.
Page 10: Bridge Function
1.5 Bridge function This S-MTA also supports Bridge Mode network. In Bridge Mode network, all the packets between LAN and WAN are being pass-through. And the DHCP server, DNS resolver and UPNP are disabled automatically. 1.5.1 S-MTA is connected to Cable Modem or xDSL modem directly If ADSL Modem or Cable Modem supports routing function, S-MTA and PC will be Allocated private IP address.
Page 11 1.5.3 S-MTA is connected to BBR – PC is connected to BBR In this environment, S-MTA and PC will be allocated private IP address from the DHCP server of the BBR. There is no difference between Bridge Mode and Router Mode in this environment.
Page 12: Connectors And Switches
1.6 Connectors and Switches The connectors on the rear panel of ICS-G302 are shown in the picture below and the following table provides a brief description of each connector and switch. TEL1 TEL2 RESET DEBUG DC 5V Connectors Type Descriptions...
Page 13: Leds
1.7 LEDs This S-MTA provides 7 status LEDs indicating POWER, READY, WAN, PC, PPP, TEL 1, TEL2, which enables users to diagnose this S-MTA’s status and problems occurring during installation or in use. LEDs Status Descriptions POWER Power is On. Power is Off READY The data function is enabled.
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Page 15: Installing And Settings
Installing and Settings 2.1 For PPPoE user and Fixed IP user This S-MTA provides three IP configuration modes, PPPoE mode, Dynamic IP mode, and Static IP mode under the router mode. If the IP configuration mode of S- MTA is different with your network configuration mode, S-MTA can not be initialized normally because S-MTA can not acquire an IP address correctly.
Page 16 Windows version) TCP/IP Settings ① Start Control Panel. ② Click Network and Internet Connections. ③ Click Network Connections. ④ Right-Click Local Area Network and select Property. ⑤ Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Property. ⑥ Select “Obtain an IP Address automatically” and “Obtain DNS server address automatically”...
Page 17 2.1.2 Hardware Connection The procedures for the hardware configuration follow: ① Please connect the Ethernet cable between PC and LAN-port of S-MTA to get the IP address from S-MTA and to access to S-MTA’s web pages. ② Power on the S-MTA. 2.1.3 Confirm IP Address On the DOS command prompt, type “ipconfig”, then you can see the IP address 192.168.100.X on Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection.
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Page 20 2.1.4 Change of IP configuration mode using Web in router mode To see the web pages of S-MTA, please type “http://192.168.100.1” at the location field of your web browser, then the main menu will be displayed. Please select “WAN/IP” menu at the left-side menu frame, then the following page will be displayed.
Page 21 2.1.5 Change of IP configuration mode using Web in bridge mode If S-MTA is for Bridge Mode where there is no DHCP server operation, IP address of the PC should be set to 192.168.100.***. To access web pages in Bridge Mode, please follow the following steps.
Page 22 To see the web pages of S-MTA, please type “http://192.168.100.1” at the location field of your web browser, then the main menu will be displayed. Please select “WAN/IP” menu at the left-side menu frame, then the following page will be displayed. On this page, please select your IP configuration mode according to your network environment.
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Page 24: Normal Installation Procedure
2.2 Normal Installation Procedure The table below shows the procedures to install S-MTA. There are slight differences for installation depending on the networking device such as xDSL modem and cable modem. STEP 1 In order to establish connection with WAN-side networking device such as Cable Modem or xDSL modem, one end of RJ-45 Ethernet Cable should be connected to the Ethernet Port on WAN-side networking device, and the other end to WAN Port on S-MTA.
Page 25 2.2.1 Installation with xDSL modem Splitter Splitter PSTN line xDSL Modem Page 25...
Page 26 2.2.2 Installation with cable modem Coaxial Cable Cable Modem Page 26...
Page 27: Web
3. Web Pages 3.1 Login Page This is a login page. If you type “http://192.168.100.1” at the location field of your web browser, this login page will be appeared. ID and password : root/wakeup After that, when you click the “Login” button, the web browser will be redirected to the main menu page automatically.
Page 28: Main Page
3.2 Main Page This is a default page when you click the “LOGIN” button at login page. This page only shows system information and system status. System Information This frame shows the working firmware information. Displays the current date if got from NTP server Current Date Current Firmware Name Displays the working firmware name...
Page 29 Static IP S-MTA is working with static or fixed Assignment Mode IP mode. UPnP IGD Status Enabled UPnP IGD function is enabled and IGD function works well. disabled UPnP IGD function is not enabled. UPnP CP Status Enabled UPnP CP function is enabled and CP functions works well.
Page 30: Wan/Ip Page
3.3 WAN/IP Page WAN Configuration This TA supports PPPoE and Ethernet mode as a connection mode. If you are using xDSL modem, you should select “PPPoE” and if you are using Cable Modem or HUB, you should select “Ethernet” as a connection mode. WAN Access PPPoE : S-MTA is connected to the xDSL modem, and try Interface...
Page 31 IP Address Fill the fixed IP address. Gateway IP Fill the gateway IP address. Subnet Mask Fill the subnet mask of your network. DNS Server You should select Manual mode, and should fill the Configuration Primary DNS IP address, and the Secondary DNS IP if it is necessary.
Page 32 Mac Address Cloning Local addresses of each user computers are unique and can be identified in network. This is the user PC’s MAC (Media Access Control) address. Normally, Original Mac Address is being used and selected by default. Specially, when ISP requires MAC authentication, Custom Mac Address of MTA should be selected and MAC address of the user PC should be typed in.
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Page 35: Lan/Upnp Page
3.4 LAN/UPnP Page LAN/IP Configuration S-MTA could be operating in two modes: Router Mode or Bridge Mode. If Bridge Mode is selected, Router function does not work. Bridge Mode can be used when router function of the ADSL Modem, Cable Modem or Broadband Router is used.
Page 36 End IP Fill the end IP address of IP pool that DHCP server manages. (default value : 192.168.100.254) Lease Time(sec) Fill the lease time of IP address by seconds. (default value : 86400 seconds) DHCP Active IP Table This table shows the current DHCP client information. You can protect users by deleting their lease information.
Page 37: Nat/Conf
3.5 NAT/Conf UPnP Configuration This S-MTA supports both UPnP IGD and CP functions, but these two functions can be selected only one function, that is to say, these two functions are mutually exclusive. UPnP IGD Enables UPnP (Internet Gateway Device) Function.
Page 38 Remote Management Remote HTTP This feature allows you to manage the MTA from a remote location, via the Internet. To enable this feature, click on Enable, and click Submit button. Remote Management must be activated before you can manage the MTA from a remote location. If you wish to use this feature on the browser, enter http://Public IP address:8080.
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Page 41: Vpn/Filters
3.6 VPN/Filters Filter Setting Private IP Range Enter the IP addresses you wish to filter into the Private IP Range fields. The users who have these IP addresses will not be able to access the Internet. Private Port Range You can also filter users by entering their source port number.
Page 42 VPN Pass-through Setting This S-MTA supports pass-through function for IP-Sec packets and PPTP packets. The default mode is to enable for both IP-Sec pass-through and PPTP pass-through function. You can change the option for the pass-through function at the web page below.
Page 43: Port Forwarding
3.7 Port Forwarding The following figure shows the web page to set the Port Forwarding. If you want to route the incoming packets having a fixed port to your PC attached to this S-MTA, you should insert a new record for the static routing. Service Name The name of service being added IP Address(PC) The target IP address of your PC that should be routed the...
Page 44: Port Triggering
The ADD button means that the added or inserted record is saved in the volatile memory like SDRAM, so this record remains temporarily, not permanently. Please click the Save button to save your modifications into a flash memory with a permanent use.
Page 45: Qos
3.9 QoS QoS Parameter Setting QoS function To use QoS features, click on Enable or Disable. In QoS mode, QoS Mss and Gap Time parameters will be calculated automatically. QoS Mss qos_mss parameter express TCP connection's Maximum Segment Size (MSS) value. It's an upper limit is 1460 bytes. If the TA detects voice activity then while a TCP connection is being set up it should interfere and request the TCP MSS value to be set to qos_mss.
Page 46 Bandwidth Bandwidth expressed in kbps. Enter the upstream bandwidth of the MTA. Packet Packet (Size) Threshold, expressed in Bytes. Data packets Threshold that are shorter than this threshold should be given a higher priority compared to those that are not. Packet Size Threshold (PST), expressed in Bytes.
Page 47: Ip Phone Page
3.10 IP Phone Page At this page, you can change options supported in this S-MTA. Please change options according to your environments. PLAR Code Input the PLAR code Emergency service numbers ESN 1 ~ ESN 10 Call Waiting Service Option for call waiting service. DTMF Relay (RFC 2833) Option for DTMF relay using RFC 2833.
Page 48 You can adjust the volume level of receiving signal. If you Rx Gain select higher value for this option, you will hear more loud sound. This S-MTA provides 11 levels for this option. Port 1 Preferred Codec Selection of the preferred codec priority for Port 1 G.711 PCMU / G.711 PCMA / G.729 / G.723 / G.726 Port 2 Preferred Codec Selection of the preferred codec priority for Port 1...
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Page 51: Sip Settings Page
3.11 SIP Settings Page To enable VoIP function, this S-MTA should be registered to the proxy server of ISP. At this page, you can configure most of information needed to register to the proxy server. [NOTE] In case PC is connected to this S-MTA and you want to use PC’s client program using SIP protocol such as UBP phone, you should change “Local SIP port”...
Page 52 this value. User ID1 Type the User ID for the first VoIP port, which is needed to register to CA or Register Server. Password1 Type the password for the first VoIP port, which is needed to register to CA or Register Server. IP Telephone Number1 Please fill the first VoIP Telephone number.
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Page 55: Provisioning
3.12 Provisioning For the provision, you can choose Provision Type in either HTTPS, HTTP or TFTP. By default, HTTP is used for the Provision Type. If you want to use other Provision Server, please change the Provisioning Server address or FQDN. 1) For HTTPS type : https:// IP or FQDN 2) For HTTP type : http:// IP or FQDN 3) For TFTP type : tftp:// IP or FQDN...
Page 56: Factory Default Page
3.14 Factory Default Page This is a factory default page. You can make this S-MTA’s configuration with factory default configuration using this page. Please click “Factory Default” button, then S-MTA will clear all configuration values, and re-configure with default values. Page 56...
Page 57: Reboot Page
3.15 Reboot Page This is a reboot page. If you want to software reboot, please use this page. When you click the “REBOOT” button, S-MTA will reboot automatically. After you changed the configuration of S-MTA or you upgrade with a new firmware, you should reboot this S-MTA to apply new configurations or firmware.
Page 58: Firmware Upgrade Page
3.16 Firmware Upgrade Page This is a firmware upgrade page. After you select a new firmware by clicking the “Browser”, please click “Upgrade” button, then S-MTA will download the specified new firmware from the server. If S-MTA fails to download, S-MTA will generate error messages.
Page 59 3. 15. 2 Firmware 1 Upgrade Firmware Displays the first bank firmware’s name. Version Shows the first bank firmware’s version. New Firmware Please select a new firmware by clicking “Browser” button. Page 59...
Page 60 3. 15. 2 Firmware 1 ( Currently running image )Upgrade Firmware Displays the first bank firmware’s name. Version Shows the first bank firmware’s version. New Firmware Please select a new firmware by clicking “Browser” button. Page 60...
Page 61: Features Of Ics-G302
Features of ICS-G302 4.1 IP & Data Functions PPPoE support for xDSL modem IP Address assignment via DHCP client Fixed or Static IP assignment DHCP server function NAT (Network Address Transaction) function UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) CP (Control Point)
Page 62: Operating Environments
DSP FEATURES G.168 Echo Cancellation – 16ms tail length Silence Suppression and Voice Activity Detection functions Comfort Noise Generation DTMF detection and generation Caller ID generation with North American Standard Adaptive Jitter Buffer Packet loss recovery/concealment RFC 2833 DTMF T.30 FAX with G.711 and T.38 SIP SUPPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS Call Waiting Three-way Conference Calling...
Page 63 FCC NOTICE THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITION: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDERSIRED OPERATION.