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- Page 1 Video Phone User Guide User Guide IP VIDEO PHONE...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Installing Package Contents Assembling the Phone Connecting to the Network Power on the Phone Chapter 3: Using the Phone Knowing Your IP Video Phone Keys/Buttons Layout Making Telephone Calls Receiving a Call Muting a Call Ending a Call Chapter 4:... -
Page 3: Introduction
Video Phone User Guide Chapter 1 : Introduction Welcome Thank you for choosing the IP Video Phone. This product provides many extraordinary features: Streaming Video and Voice over IP networks (VoIP). Support SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) telephony services. Friendly graphical user interface with four interactive soft buttons provide most easy-to-use operations. -
Page 4: The Concept Of Voip
Video Phone User Guide The Concept of VoIP The initial of Voice/Video over Internet Protocol, is the advanced technologies that provide digital voice/video conversations over the Internet or through any other IP-based network. Few significant benefits of VoIP are: Cost saving. By utilizing a single network to carry voice/video and data where users have existing network capacity that can carry VoIP at no extra cost. -
Page 5: What Is Sip
SIP User Agents to each other to establish voice and video sessions between each other over an IP Network. This IP Video Phone implemented with advanced SIP technologies that is able to provide outstanding voice and video quality over the IP network. -
Page 6: Chapter 2 : Installing
Video Phone User Guide Chapter 2 : Installing Package Contents The following items are included in your IP Video Phone package. Check this list before installation to ensure that you have received all items. Phone Base Unit Handset Handset Cradle and Fixing Plate... -
Page 7: Assembling The Phone
Video Phone User Guide Assembling the Phone Locate the longer straightened end of the handset cord, and plug this end into the back of the phone base unit. Plug in short straightened end of the handset cord into the jack at the bottom of the handset. -
Page 8: Connecting To The Network
Video Phone User Guide Connecting to the Network Please identify which IP Video Phone model you have before installation. Standard model comes with only Power and LAN connectors on the back panel. Advanced model comes with extra WAN and four video/ audio ports. Please follow these... -
Page 9: Power On The Phone
Video Phone User Guide Power on the Phone After this phone is properly installed, you may power on it by plug in the power adapter connector. Following boot-up sequences will take place: A Welcome message will show on the LCD first. This screen will last for about 5 seconds. -
Page 10: Chapter 3 : Using The Phone
Video Phone User Guide Chapter 3 : Using the Phone Knowing Your IP Video Phone 5 Inches LCD Screen Camera Lens Camera Knob Handset Sliding Lens Cover Soft-Function Key Indicators Speaker USB Port SD Card Slot Microphone Fixing Plate Handset Cradle... -
Page 11: Keys/Buttons Layout
Video Phone User Guide Keys/Buttons Layout Soft-Function Key Indicators Soft-Function Key Dedicated Function Keys FUNCTION (LED Indicator) MUTE (LED Indicator) FLASH SPEAKER (LED Indicator) : Volume Up : Volume Down Dial Key Pad Navigation Key Pad... -
Page 12: Making Telephone Calls
Video Phone User Guide Making Telephone Calls After this phone has booted up, you may place a call by following ways: Lift the handset and key in the preferred phone number on the dialing field, then press Dial button to make a call. Press the SPEAKER button and key in the preferred phone number on the dialing field, then press Dial button to make a call. -
Page 13: Receiving A Call
Video Phone User Guide Receiving a Call When a call is come in, the phone will ring, and you will see the screen on the right side appeared. You may receive this call by following ways: Pick up the handset. Press the SPEAKER button. -
Page 14: Setting Up The Phone
Video Phone User Guide Chapter 4 : Setting up the Phone This chapter describes how to use and setup your IP Video Phone. You may press the Menu soft-function key to enter this mode. There are 5 major sections in this mode:... -
Page 15: Phonebook
Video Phone User Guide Phonebook Phonebook main page includes five options: Search, List, Add New Contact, Import and Export. Search This is a smart searching feature, it will show all related contacts while you are keying first few characters. When you see the preferred contact, you may use [ ] and [ ] keys to highlight the target contact, and then press Enter... -
Page 16: Add New Contact
Video Phone User Guide List You will see all contacts list in this page by alphabetical sequence. You may use [ ] and [ ] keys to highlight preferred target, and then press [ Group ], [ Edit ], [ Delete ] and [Exit ] to proceed further actions. There are 4 soft-function keys in this page: You may switch the group to show phone list of selected group by pressing this button. - Page 17 Video Phone User Guide IP-URI - You may input Domain Name or IP address of of new contact here. The format usually like this: <Domain>@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. There are 3 soft-function keys in this page: Backspace Press this button to cancel last inputted character. Press this button to switch key pad between input [ABC]/[123] characters or numbers.
- Page 18 You may import and export the phone book in this page. Exported phonebook is you stored in text file format. You can use WordPad to edit the phonebook, and then import it back to IP Video Phone. Phonebook is able to store maximum 200 records.
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Page 19: Call Records
Video Phone User Guide Call Records Find Call Records by using [ ] and [ ] keys. There are 3 options: Missed Calls, Dialed Calls and Answered Calls. Missed Calls In this page, you will see a list of all missed calls. This phone keeps maximum 20 missed call records. -
Page 20: Answered Calls
Video Phone User Guide Delete Press this button to delete this dialed call. Exit Press this button to back to last screen. Answered Calls In this page, you will see a list of all missed calls, this phone keeps maximum 20 answered call records. -
Page 21: System Settings
Device Name - This item allows user to give a name to this device. You can use this name to identify this particular device if you have more than one IP Video Phone on the same network. You can input up to 30 characters in this field. - Page 22 Video Phone User Guide Time Zone - You may select preferred time zone in this field. This Time Zone is based on GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) system. There are total 25 selections, from GMT-12 to GMT+12. You may use [ ] and [ ] keys to select preferred format.
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Page 23: Network Settings
Video Phone User Guide Network Settings This page allows you to setup the important parameters of network connection. There are 8 items in this mode. - This item allows you to select type of IP address of this IP Type device. - Page 24 Video Phone User Guide Sub Netmask - You may fill in Subnet Mask address here if Fixed IP is selected. Def. Gateway - You may fill in default gateway address here if Fixed IP is selected. - You may fill in primary DNS server address here if Fixed IP is DNS1 selected.
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Page 25: Video Settings
Video Phone User Guide Video Settings This page contains 7 parameters of video streaming and quality. Video Def. - You may disable video streaming here. Select “Off” to make audio only phone calls. Bandwidth - This item allows you to select preferred bandwidth of video streaming. -
Page 26: Audio Settings
Video Phone User Guide TV-OUT port (specified models). There are 2 options: NTSC and PAL. Soft-function keys may different in each page. Following function keys are using in these pages: Edit Press this button to select preferred items. Press this button to save changes temporarily. You will be asked to save changes permanently when you press Exit to leave this page Exit... - Page 27 Video Phone User Guide levels, 0 ~ 9. Default setting is 4. Soft-function keys may different in each page. Following function keys are using in these pages: Edit Press this button to select preferred items. Press this button to save changes temporarily. You will be asked to save changes permanently when you press Exit to leave this page Exit...
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Page 28: Sip Services
Video Phone User Guide SIP Services This section allows you to setup necessary parameters of SIP services. There is only 1 option: Add New Service. Add New Service There are 10 parameters for setting the SIP service: Phone No. - You have to fill in the phone number here. Normally it is provided by service provider. - Page 29 Video Phone User Guide Reg. Time - Initial of Registration Time. This item is a parameter of SIP service. You may fill in the effective registration period of SIP service here. You have to contact your service provider to get correct setting.
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Page 30: Call Services
Video Phone User Guide Call Services You can setup call services of this phone here. There are 2 services available: - Initials of "Do Not Disturb". All phone calls will be rejected if this service is enabled. Caller will here busy tone when call this number. -
Page 31: Photo Frame
Video Phone User Guide Photo Frame This phone comes with Photo Frame and Screen Saver features. Photo Frame You may store JPEG photos in embedded Flash Disk, and then playback the photos on LCD display. The photos in embedded Flash Disk are only for playing on this phone, not for other purpose for they will be resized to a proprietary size. - Page 32 Video Phone User Guide Saver Type - You may select “Photo Slideshow” or Clock” here. Active Time - You may select active time here. There are 3 options: 1 minute, 3 minutes and 5 minutes. Beside Photo Slideshow or Screen Saver will activate in selected period, in order to extend the life time of LCD display, the screen will turn off after 10 minutes from the last pressing button action.
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Page 33: Appendix A: Regulatory Information
Video Phone User Guide Appendix A : Regulartory Information FCC STATEMENT This product has been tested and complies with the specifications for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used according to the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. - Page 34 Video Phone User Guide EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (EUROPE) Manufacturer declares that this product conforms to the specifications listed below, following the provisions of the European R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC: EN 301 489-1, 301 489-17 General EMC requirements for Radio equipment. EN 609 50 Safety EN 300-328-1, EN 300-328-2 Technical requirements for Radio equipment.
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