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Active:
Check "Enable" to enable sending SIP registration or "Disable" to disable the SIP account
temporarily.
Registration ID:
Registration ID is also known as user ID or extension number.
Display Name:
Display Name is the name or the location of the device on the remote party.
Authentication Name:
Authentication Name is for SIP authentication.
Password:
Password of the SIP account
Registration Server:
FQDN, SIP domain name or IP address of the SIP server
If the listening port of the SIP Server is different from 5060, please add the port to the end, for
example, aeicommunications.com:5070 or 172.8.12.11:5061
Proxy Server:
Domain name or IP address of the SIP Proxy Server
If the listening port of the SIP Server is different from 5060, please add the port to at end, for
example, aeicommunications.com:5070 or 172.8.12.11:5061
Proxy Address:
Outbound proxy address
Voice Mail:
No Voice mail number of the hard key
Expire Time: (Default, 60)
SIP registration expire time (seconds); select from 60, 120, 300, 600, 1200, 1800, 3600 and 7200
DTMF Type: (Default, RFC 2833)
DTMF for transmitting digits, * and #; select from RFC2833, SIP Info and In Band
Send KeepAlive: (Default, Disable)
Send keep alive package to keep the SIP registration from being blocked
Send KeepAlive Type: (Default, Dummy)
Dummy; to send a dummy UDP package through port 5060
Options; to send SIP options
Send KeepAlive Interval: (Default, 60)
How long the device sends the keep alive message (seconds); select from 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60,
90, 120, 240 and 480.
MWI: (Default, Disable)
No MWI in BYOD master.
Mode: (Default, Multi)
Multi; allow send/receive multiple calls through the SIP account
Single; allow only one send/receive call through the SIP account
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