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Grandstream GXE502x IPPBX Quick Start Guide
This Quick Start Guide will quickly take you through the necessary steps to set up
your Grandstream GXE502x. For advanced configuration instructions please consult
the GXE user manual after completing the steps in this guide.
Check your GXE502x packaging:
•
GXE502x unit
•
Ethernet cable
•
12V DC power adapter
System Set-up Prerequisites:
•
Compatible PC (to access web GUI)
•
Ready access to power and UPS or surge protector
•
DHCP must be configured with DHCP Option 66 enabled for Grandstream
phones to be auto-provisioned (Grandstream default configuration. Non-
Grandstream IP phones will need to be configured manually).
Connecting the GXE502x:
1. Connect one end of an RJ-45 Ethernet cable into the LAN port of the GXE.
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable into the uplink port of an
Ethernet switch/hub.
The GXE will be the router for this network, and will serve as a DHCP server as
well. However, do not connect phones and other SIP devices to the switch/hub
at this point; they will need to be connected later to be auto-provisioned.
3. Connect the 12V DC power adapter into the 12V DC power jack on the back
of the GXE. Insert the main plug of the power adapter into a surge-
protected power outlet.
4. Let the GXE boot up for the first time. You will know it is finished with the
boot process when the "READY" LED is solid green.
Connect PSTN lines from the wall jack to the FXO ports, and analog lines (phone
and fax) to the FXS ports. IP phones will be connected in a later step.
GXE 502X Quick Start Guide
Note: Before configuring your GXE please go to
http://www.grandstream.com/BETATEST
firmware releases, voice prompts and updated GXE
documentation.
Switch/Hub: network device used to share network
connections
PSTN Line: traditional analog POTS line
DHCP: dynamic host configuration protocol – automatically
assigns IP addresses
Extension Length: number of characters in an extension. For
example: ext 800 has an extension length of 3.
WAN Port (connect to
12V DC
the internet here)
Power Jack
USB Port
FXS Ports (connect
Audio
analog lines here)
LAN Port (connect
In/Out
RJ45 cable here)
for the newest
FXO ports (connect PSTN
lines here)
October 2009
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