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Page 2: Safety Precautions
Aztech Systems Ltd. Aztech Systems Ltd reserves the right to revise this document at any time without the obligation to notify any person and/or entity of such revisions and/or changes.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
User Manual Contents About this Manual......... 8 Target Audience ..............8 Document Structure ..............8 About the Product ......... 9 Package Contents ..............9 Keypad ...................10 Function Key Defaults ..................12 Getting Started..........13 Phone Assembly..............14 Wall Mounting the Phone .............15 Connecting the Phone............16 Initialization ................17 Accessing the Web Interface ..........19 TCP/IP Settings ....................20...
Page 4 User Manual Forwarding all calls ......................22 Forward when Busy ......................23 Forward when not answered .....................23 Phone Behavior Menu..................24 Call Waiting Indicator/Message ..................24 Function Keys........................24 General Settings Menu..................26 Contrast..........................26 Lang............................26 Headset Device Menu ..................27 Volume Settings Menu..................27 Other Settings Menu ..................28 Timezone ..........................28 Dial Tone ..........................29 Web Interface Menu..................29...
Page 5 User Manual Call Hold .................39 Call Transfer ................39 Blind Transfer....................39 Consultation Transfer..................40 Dialing ..................40 Input Modes......................40 Dialing a Phone Number..................40 Dialing an SIP address..................41 Dialing an IP address..................41 Number guessing .....................42 Terminating a call..............42 Incoming Call .................42 Accepting a call ....................42 Blocking a call....................43 Volume...................43 Mute ..................43...
Page 6 User Manual Outgoing Identity ........................47 Accessing the Address Book ....................47 Add Entries...........................48 Edit Entries ...........................49 Delete Entries ........................50 Delete Address Book ......................51 Export Address Book ......................52 Import Address Book......................53 Setup Menu................55 Preferences .......................55 General Information ......................56 Redirection...........................58 DND ............................60 Ringtones ..........................61 Auto Answer ........................62 Privacy Settings ........................63 Lock Keyboard ........................64...
Page 7 User Manual Phone Behavior ........................92 Keys............................96 Logon/Logoff........................97 Preselection .........................97 Audio ............................98 Advanced Network......................100 LDAP ..........................103 Update..........................104 VLAN..........................105 Ethernet Ports ........................105 Debug..........................107 SNMP..........................107 Security ..........................108 Upload Server Certificate ....................108 Upload Setting File manually................... 109 Status Menu................
Page 8: About This Manual
User Manual About this Manual This manual provides the installation procedure, operating instructions, and advanced configuration options of the device. Target Audience This manual is designed and developed for users who are required to install and maintain the device. It assumes the user of this manual has basic knowledge and experience in configuring IP phones, telephone exchange networks, and computer systems.
Page 9: About The Product
User Manual About the Product IP 150 is a communication device designed to take full advantage of VoIP technology while offering the convenience and ease of use expected from a business phone. Package Contents The package contains the following items: Base unit Handset Handset cable...
Page 10: Keypad
User Manual Keypad Name Function Navigation Key Used for navigating the display and phone book menus Enter Confirms an action, selection, or input Cancel Cancels an action or input Message Indicates unread messages Volume Adjusts the volume Speaker Turns the speaker on or off Keys , and are used to enter digits and letters.
Page 11 User Manual The result of keys in different operating modes: Digit Lower Case Upper Case 0 (SPC)_0 0 (SPC)_0 . @ 1 , ? ! - / ( ) : ; & % * # + < = > $ .
Page 12: Function Key Defaults
User Manual Function Key Defaults The six keys with LEDs on the right side of the keypad are programmable. The default mappings are: Name Function Line 1 & 2 The LED blinks to indicate an incoming call. To pick up the call, press the key opposite the blinking LED. To put a line on hold, press the key for that line.
Page 13: Getting Started
User Manual Getting Started Before getting started, here is a flowchart to give you an idea about the steps you need to do to setup IP150. Page 13 of 120...
Page 14: Phone Assembly
User Manual Phone Assembly To assemble the phone, attach the footstand and connect the handset with the base. 1. Turn the phone upside down. 2. Insert the top pair of footstand pegs into the peg holes at the back of the phone. Push the footstand to snap the two remaining pegs into place.
Page 15: Wall Mounting The Phone
User Manual Wall Mounting the Phone IP150 can also be mounted on the wall. Use the drill template to mark the holes from where you want to drill the screws. 1. Use the drill template to mark the holes on the wall and then drill screws into these holes.
Page 16: Connecting The Phone
User Manual 6. Turn the phone face up. You need to rotate the tab near the handset rest. When wall mounted, the handset will hang from this tab to prevent it from falling. To remove it from its slot, push the tab outwards, rotate it 180°, and then slide it back as shown in Figure 4.
Page 17: Initialization
User Manual Initialization During initialization, IP150 automatically accepts the IP address from the DHCP Server. Afterwards, you have to configure the phone settings in the following sequence: 1. Select your language. Press to select a language then press 2. Select a tone scheme. Press to select a tone scheme then press 3.
Page 18 User Manual Note: When you enter the registrar, add a colon followed by the port number used to connect with the DHCP server. For example, fwd.company.com:5060 5. On the display, No Dial Plan will appear. Press 6. Power cycle the phone. To power cycle, unplug the power supply and then plug it back into place.
Page 19: Accessing The Web Interface
User Manual Accessing the Web Interface To configure basic and advanced phone settings, you need to use the web interface. Note: For non-DHCP clients, please refer to TCP/IP Settings. To access the web interface: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2.
Page 20: Tcp/Ip Settings
User Manual TCP/IP Settings If you do not have a DHCP network, you need to manually configure your computer to access the user interface. Note: These instructions are only applicable for non-DHCP phone clients. To configure your computer: 1. From your desktop, select Start > Run. Enter control ncpa.cpl and then click OK. This opens Network Connections.
Page 21: Phone Interface
User Manual Phone Interface The phone interface appears on the display of the phone. It provides easy access to functions and features to configure the phone. When idle, the account identity is shown on the upper left corner of the display and the time at the upper right corner. The second line displays the currently selected audio device.
Page 22: Call Forwarding Menu
User Manual VLAN Settings Used to configure the VLAN settings. System Info Displays the network and memory statistics. Configuration Used to register the phone into the network or DHCP server. This menu also provides the option to reset or reboot the phone. Software Update This menu appears when a software update is available.
Page 23: Forward When Busy
User Manual Forward when Busy When your phone is busy, you can forwarded all incoming calls to a different number. To forward calls when busy: 1. Press to display Call Forwarding. 2. Press until Busy appears on the display. 3. Press 4.
Page 24: Phone Behavior Menu
User Manual Phone Behavior Menu This menu provides options to change the function type for the functio keys and change the call waiting indicator. For more details about the function keys, please refer to Function Keys Call Waiting Indicator/Message To configure CWI: 1.
Page 25 User Manual 6. Press to select among the following options: Line Shared Line Extension Park Orbit DTMF codes Push2Talk Intercom Action URL Key Event Speed Dial None 7. Press 8. Enter the value for the option you selected. 9. Press Page 25 of 120...
Page 26: General Settings Menu
User Manual General Settings Menu In this menu, the display contrast can be adjusted and a display language selected. Contrast To set the contrast: 1. Press repeatedly until General Settings appears on the display. 2. Verify if Contrast appears on the display. 3.
Page 27: Headset Device Menu
User Manual Headset Device Menu To set the headset settings: 1. Press repeatedly until Headset Device appears on the display. 2. Press 3. Press to enable/disable the headset 4. Press Volume Settings Menu To set the handset volume: 1. Press repeatedly until Volume Settings appears on the display.
Page 28: Other Settings Menu
User Manual To set the speaker volume: 1. Press repeatedly until Volume Settings appears on the display. 2. Press until Speaker appears on the display. 3. Press 4. Press to adjust volume level. 5. Press Other Settings Menu Other Settings menu include options for Timezone and Dial Tone. Timezone To set the timezone: 1.
Page 29: Dial Tone
User Manual Dial Tone To set the dial tone: 1. Press repeatedly until Other Settings appears on the display. 2. Press until Dial tone appears on the display. 3. Press 4. Press to select a dial tone. 5. Press Web Interface Menu From the phone interface, you can define the web interface protocol to use.
Page 30: Vlan Settings Menu
User Manual VLAN Settings Menu VLAN provide the settings for the VLAN ID and priority. To set the ID: 1. Press repeatedly until VLAN Settings appears on the display. 2. Verify if ID appears on the display. 3. Enter the VLAN ID (0..4095) (802.1q). 4.
Page 31: System Info Menu
User Manual System Info Menu System Info displays the Network status (number of packets sent/received) and the phone memory in kilobytes. To view the network status: 1. Press repeatedly until System Info appears on the display. 2. Verify if Network appears on the display. 3.
Page 32: Configuration Menu
Configuration appears on the display. 2. Verify if Reg appears on the display. 3. Press to select an identity. Four identities can be configured for IP150. 4. Press to edit the Identity settings. 5. Enter the account and then press 6.
Page 33: Reset
User Manual Reset Reset clears all settings and restores the factory settings. When selected, another screen appears to confirm the reset. To reset: 1. Press repeatedly until Configuration appears on the display. 2. Press until Reset appears on the display. 3.
Page 34: Sw Update Menu
User Manual To configure network settings manually: 1. Press repeatedly until Configuration appears on the display. 2. Press until DHCP appears on the display. 3. Press . You will be asked to manually enter the network settings. Note: Ask your network administrator for the correct settings. 4.
Page 35: Information Menu
User Manual Information Menu This menu allows you to view the IP address, MAC addresses, and the version of the phone software installed. IPAdr To view the IP address: 1. Press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3.
Page 36: Address Book
User Manual Address Book The IP150 address book can store 100 contacts. You can create or edit contact entries either through the phone or through the web interface. To access the address book from the phone, press Directory. By dafult, Directory is assigned to use the fourth programmable key. You may need to check if the program setting for this key has been changed.
Page 37: Edit Entries
User Manual Edit Entries To add a new contact: 1. Press Directory. By dafult, Directory is assigned to use the fourth programmable key. You may need to check if the program setting for this key has been changed. 2. Press until the contact you want to edit appears on the display.
Page 38: Call Lists
User Manual Call Lists IP150 keeps records 100 entries per call list. Call lists include: Missed Calls Receieved Calls Dialed Calls To view missed calls: 1. Press 2. Verify if Missed appears on the display. 3. Press To view received calls: 1.
Page 39: Speed Dial
User Manual Speed Dial The IP150 supports the speed dial of 33 numbers. These are mapped onto the numbers 0-30 and the keys. Spped dial settings are iconfigured in the web interface. To speed dial: 1. Press the speed dial key assignment.
Page 40: Consultation Transfer
User Manual Consultation Transfer 1. During a call, press Line to put the line on hold. 2. Dial the number to which the call will be transferred and then press . When the call is established, you can inform the second party about the call on hold. 3.
Page 41: Dialing An Sip Address
User Manual Dialing an SIP address To dial an SIP address: 1. Lift the handset or press for the speaker. 2. Dial the SIP address to call. Press 1 repeatedly to use character symbols. 3. Press to make the call. 4.
Page 42: Number Guessing
Three ways to terminate a call: Place the handset on its cradle Press the hook switch Press Incoming Call When your IP150 is called, it rings and displays the following screen: Accepting a call Ways to accept a call: Pick up the handset Press to pick up a call and activate the speaker phone.
Page 43: Blocking A Call
User Manual Blocking a call To block a call, press . You can also configure the programmable keys to use the Deny All command. When you use Deny All, the caller will be placed on the Deny List until you remove it manually.
Page 44: Web Interface
User Manual Web Interface The web interface allows users to manage the phone configuration on the desktop environment. You can access using your favorite browser. If the phone is connected to a network that provides DHCP, it can be accessed via your web browser immediately after boot-up.
Page 45: Navigation
User Manual Navigation To navigate the web interface, use navigational links in the left pane of the browser. The main pane displays the page of the selected navigation link. Menus There are three menus in the web interface. These are: Operation Menu includes the Home page and Address book.
Page 46: Operation Menu
User Manual PCAP Trace Memory Settings Manual This provides a link to the product website. Operation Menu This menu provides links to Home and the Address Book. Home Click Home to go to the Home page that shows all the menus. Address Book Contact Types Entries in the phone book are classified according to contact type.
Page 47: Outgoing Identity
User Manual Outgoing Identity The Outgoing Identity refers to the Identity to be used when a particular address book contact is called. Note: The account and registrar name will be appear on the web interface instead of Identity 1-4. Outgoing Identities include: Active –...
Page 48: Add Entries
User Manual Add Entries To Add Entries: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3. Press . Get the IP address. 4. On your computer, open a browser. 5.
Page 49: Edit Entries
User Manual 9. Select an Outgoing Identity. Active Identity 1 Identity 2 Identity 3 Identity 4 10. Click Add/Edit. The new entry will be added into the address book list. Edit Entries To edit an entry: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display.
Page 50: Delete Entries
User Manual 8. Make your changes for the Name, Number, Contact Type, and Outgoing Identity. 9. Click Add/Edit. Delete Entries To delete an entry: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3.
Page 51: Delete Address Book
User Manual Delete Address Book To delete the address book: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3. Press . Get the IP address. 4. On your computer, open a browser. 5.
Page 52: Export Address Book
User Manual Export Address Book You can export the address book with a Comma-Separate Value (CSV) file extension. To export an address book: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3.
Page 53: Import Address Book
User Manual Import Address Book You can import contacts from a file into the address book. Copies of contacts with identical numbers will be deleted. If the contact number is the same but the contact name is not, the contact from the file will be used and the old contact will be deleted. If the contact name is the same but not the contact number, a new entry will be created.
Page 54 User Manual 10. Click Load. The Import Preview opens to display the entries. Import Preview 11. Select a header type for each column. 12. Click Save. Page 54 of 120...
Page 55: Setup Menu
User Manual Setup Menu The Setup submenus include: Preferences Speed Dial Function Keys Identity 1-4 Action URL Settings Advanced Trusted Certificates Software Update Preferences Preferences are divided according to the following sections: General Information Redirection Ringtones Auto Answer Privacy settings Lock Keyboard Page 55 of 120...
Page 56: General Information
User Manual General Information Caption Webinterface Language Your phone is able to show all display texts in a number of languages. Select the language of your choice which may be different from the one used on the phone. Language This is the language used on the display of your phone. Choose a language from the drop-down menu.
Page 57 User Manual Tone Scheme Select the dialtone you prefer for your phone. Also, DTMF echo will differ (on/off) on different schemes. MWI Notification Specify the type of MWI notification that will inform you when a new message arrives. MWI Dial Tone Set the dial tone to stutter mode in the case of an active MWI.
Page 58: Redirection
User Manual Redirection Redirection You can have all incoming calls diverted to a specific number. Event drop-down menu options: Never This deactivates all call redirections. Always All calls are diverted to the number specified in Number Redirect. When Busy When a call is in progress, any other call made to that number is rejected and will receive a busy indication.
Page 59 User Manual Off Code If the PBX is handling the redirection, it can be specified which star code disables this functionality at the PBX. By example use for Sylantro. Busy Number Specifies the number to which calls will be diverted when the phone is busy. On Code If the PBX is handling the redirection, it can be specified which star code enables this functionality at the PBX.
Page 60: Dnd
User Manual PBX star codes for DND functionality. On Code If the PBX is handling DND, it can be specified which star code enables this functionality at the PBX. Off Code If the PBX is handling DND, it can be specified which star code disables this functionality at the PBX.
Page 61: Ringtones
Ringer Device for Headset Select to hear the ring tone via the headset only Default Ringer Choose the default ringing melody for your IP150 phone here. This is a fallback only, because usually the ringer is identity dependent and can be specified at the Identity web interface page on the Login tab.
Page 62: Auto Answer
User Manual Auto Answer Auto Answer Auto answer for specific identies on your phone can be enabled/disabled on the Configuration Identity page. Auto answer indication and type of answering will only affect your phone if Auto answer is enabled at least on one identity. Auto Answer Indication If you want to become informed with an audible indication when an incoming call is automatically answered by your phone, select On.
Page 63: Privacy Settings
User Manual Privacy Settings Privacy settings Call Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) Show or hide your own phone number when making a call. Call Line Identification Restriction (CLIR) Reject or accept anonymous incoming calls. Presence Inactivity Timeout This is the time after which, if there is no activity, presence is set to closed.
Page 64: Lock Keyboard
User Manual Lock Keyboard Lock Keyboard Keyboard lock This option locks the keyboard. The keyboard can be locked/unlocked by pressing the star key for a few seconds. PIN to unlock The locked keyboard can be unlocked only by typing in the specified PIN. If this is empty, no PIN is needed to unlock the keyboard.
Page 65: Speed Dial
User Manual Speed Dial Set up your speed dial numbers on this web interface page. The available speed dialing codes are the numbers 0 to 30 and the keys. To dial one of them, press the respective key assigment and conﬁrm with Speed Dial Table Page 65 of 120...
Page 66: Function Keys
User Manual Function Keys IP150 has six programmable keys. These keys have predefined functions.You can program these keys to use different functions including the MWI LED. There are two ways to edit function keys: Using the Phone Behavior Menu Using the Function keys option under the Setup Menu of the web interface...
Page 67 User Manual Line This key type can be used in one of the following ways. SIP Identity Mapping The first two function keys are predefined as Line 1 and Line 2. This allows the customer to use different SIP identities. Free Key Line is also the default setting for the programmable keys.
Page 68: Shared Line
User Manual Shared Line The Bridged Line Appearance (BLA) type allows subscribers to share SIP lines and provide status monitoring of the shared line. When a user places an outgoing call using such an appearance, all members belonging to that particular BLA group are notified of this usage, and are blocked from using this line appearance until the line goes back to idle state or if the call is placed on hold.
Page 69 User Manual Extension This key type uses the following number format: SIP URL only e.g. 505@ser.intern.mycompany.com It can be used as follows: Dialog State & Call Pickup This allows showing the status (idle, ringing, busy) of a distinct phone extension on your phone.
Page 70: Park Orbit
Intercom enables the intercom mode, and the phone will be directly connected to another IP150 phone, if authentication is set up properly. This feature is useful in an office environment. The function acts like a quick access key to connect to the operator or the secretary.
Page 71 User Manual Push2Talk Just like Intercom, Push2Talk enables you to make Intercom calls to a programmed destination via the function keys. This main difference is the intercom call will remain active as long as the programmed key is pressed. The call will be released as soon as the Push2Talk key is released.
Page 72: Key Event
User Manual Key Event The following built-in key events may be mapped onto the predefined or the usual function keys: F_REDIRECT F_REDIRECT can be used to create a shortcut for setting up a redirection for the phone. If you are using a programmable function key with LED, the LED will indicate the current state of the redirection.
Page 73 User Manual F_REDIAL Show a list of the last dialed numbers. F_LOGOFF_ALL Logoff from all lines. F_HOLD/ F_R Puts an active call on Hold. F_DIRECTORY Opens the local address book. Speed Dial This key type behaves as a shortcut to a preset number the user may want to dial. If the SIP URI 505@my.proxy.com is bound to a key with this option, 505@my.proxy.com will be dialed.
Page 74: Editing Function Keys
User Manual Editing Function Keys The web interface provides a page to edit the function keys. Function Keys To configure the function keys: 1. Press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3.
Page 75: Identities
User Manual Push2Talk Intercom Action URL Key Event Speed Dial None 9. Enter Number 10. Click Save. Identities On these pages you can set up the SIP identities you wish to use on your phone. Depending on the phone model it is possible to set up different number of identities. Each identity setting page consists of 4 tabs to access Login, SIP, NAT, and RTP.
Page 76: Login Information
(e.g., incoming calls) from other registered parties to this phone. For using secure SIP signaling, the SIP registrar/proxy has to be configured on the IP150 phone with a transport=tls parameter. This parameter tells the IP150 phone to use Page 76 of 120...
Page 77 5061 is the default port for SIPS but can be configured to whatever SIPS port your registrar/proxy is using. Entering this data will enable the IP150 phone to first setup a TLS connection to your registrar/proxy, and then send encrypted SIP messages (REGISTER, PUBLISH etc.).
Page 78: Sip Settings
User Manual Ring After Delay (sec) The phone delays playing the ringer for the given amount of seconds. But the message LED still rings from the beginning. Record Missed Calls Should be disabled, if incoming calls to this identity should not be taken into account for the number of missed calls.
Page 79 User Manual Dial Plan String You can set up the dial plan for this line here. With a dial plan, you can match user input (digits via keyboard) to speciﬁc actions like dialing, using a distinct outgoing identity, etc. ENUM Support ENUM means that a conventional E.164 number (normal phone number) is mapped to a SIP URI so that a pure IP call can be started instead of an IP/PSTN call.
Page 80 User Manual What happens is that incoming INVITEs from your VoIP provider do not contain the contact URI which was previously registered by your phone as its contact. Thus the phone cannot safely identify the target line of the incoming call. When you compare the URI in the ﬁrst line of the incoming INVITE and the URI in the Contact of the REGISTER, which the phone sends to the registrar of your provider, they will presumably differ.
Page 81: Nat Settings
User Manual NAT Settings NAT Identity Settings Offer ICE Choose whether or not you want to use ICE (Interactive Connectivity Establishment). ICE optimizes the media path. This would be the case, for example, when two phones in the same network are calling each other via a long media path through other, external networks.
Page 82: Rtp Settings
User Manual RTP Settings RTP Identity Settings Codec 1-7 You can select the preferred order for the codec potentially to be used. The available options are G.711 ulaw, G.711 alaw, G.722, G.723.1, G.726-32, GSM and G.729a. Your phone will offer exactly the specified codec list to the called party and will, in return, receive a selection out of this codec list the other party wants to use for this call.
Page 83: Action Urls
User Manual Action URLs Action URL Settings An Action URL triggers external URLs on phone-internal events. For instance, on an incoming call, the URL of the ﬁeld incoming call is triggered, Setup ﬁnished is triggered when the phone is booted up properly and ready for usage etc. Example: To tell the server that the phone is in DND mode, you have to enter the server URL in the DND mode field.
Page 84: Format
User Manual Format The URL can contain variable names starting with $ and pattern=$variable pairs separated by & like your_pattern1=$variable1&your_pattern2=$variable2 and so on like http://internal.server.net/help.xml?redirect=$redirect_number&time=$redirect_ti Variables could be the usual settings stored on the phone and accessed through the Settings Status page. Additionally, $local, $remote and $call-id can be used to access local and remote uri and call-id of the current call to be replaced at run time.
Page 85: Trusted Certificates
User Manual Trusted Certificates On this page, certiﬁcates from trusted authorities can be imported to create an internal CA list. The page may look like this: Trusted Certificates The phone looks up on this table whether an incoming TLS request should be accepted because it is veriﬁed or has been signed by a CA.
Page 86: Software Update
User Manual Software Update Here you can select the firmware binary you want to run on the phone. This section may look like this: Manual software Update Firmware Type in the ﬁrmware (-b, -l, -r, -j) URL in this ﬁeld. Press Load if you made changes to these settings.
Page 87: Advanced Settings
User Manual Advanced Settings Advanced settings are configured on the web interface. To access the Advanced Settings page from the web interface: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3.
Page 88: Dns
User Manual IP Gateway This setting shows the IP address of the default IP gateway (NOT the VoIP gateway). It is the address to which the packets get routed when the desired packet address is not in the current subnet. Setting up this parameter is mandatory in order to reach an external network.
Page 89: Time
User Manual Time Time NTP Time server Specify the url or IP address of the NTP server here. NTP Refresh Time (sec) Specify the time in seconds after which the phone again contacts the NTP server to refresh the time. Timezone Select the time zone of your geographical location through this option.
Page 90: Http
User Manual HTTP HTTP User Here, you can select the HTTP username for your phone. This and the next option (Password) protect your web interface if you so desire. Password Set up the HTTP password for your phone here. Authentication Scheme Deﬁne whether Basic or Digest Authentication Scheme should be used.
Page 91 User Manual Register HTTP contact Should the phone add the http URL of the phone as additional contact information? Warning: Turning this setting on may cause a complete loss of VoIP ability if the proxy/registrar does not support it. We urge you strongly to leave it on off if you are not absolutely sure that it is supported by your proxy/registrar.
Page 92: Phone Behavior
User Manual Phone Behavior Phone Behavior Call Completion Turning this setting to on will prompt the user to activate call completion, if possible, while calling a number. When the called party becomes available again, your phone will be able to automatically redial the number. CCNR (on not reachable) as well as CCBS (on busy) is supported.
Page 93 Deny List. Challenge Response on Phone As explained in an earlier chapter, IP150 phones can handle challenge responses on the phone. Turning this setting off will disable this feature and you will only be able to handle authentication through the web interface of the phone.
Page 94 This code can later be used for billing or bookkeeping along with the call ID of that call. Dialog-Info Call Pickup IP150 phones subscribe to the status information of SIP URLs mapped as Destination on the programmable keys. By turning this setting on, the user will be offered a pickup window when a mapped destination gets a call and is in the ringing state.
Page 95 User Manual Call join on Xfer (2 calls) When this feature is turned to on, you will connect an incoming call to, for example, a colleague you already have on hold by pressing. You will not be able to pick one of severals calls on hold to transfer the call to. If this is your usual scenario, set this feature to select the calls to be to off and use the function keys joined! Press and to join them.
Page 96: Keys
User Manual Keys Keys Here you can change the key behavior on the phone to suit your wishes. The webpage subsection may look like this: Transfer on Onhook If you do not want calls to be transferred when you place the receiver on the hook, you can switch it off here.
Page 97: Logon/Logoff
User Manual Logon/Logoff Logon/Logoff Logon Wizard The Logon Wizard assists you during the SIP line registration process. Turn this setting on if you want to use the Logon wizard, switch it off if you don’t. Automatically logoff all identities after inactivity (min) After specified amount of time in minutes all identities are removed.
Page 98: Audio
User Manual Audio Audio Here you can set up audio-related settings on your phone. These settings may look like this: Mute Microphone Setting this to on will mute the microphone of the phone. Tuning it off will enable the microphone again. Disable Casing Speaker Turn this setting on to disable your speaker.
Page 99 User Manual Handset Mic Volume (1 - 8) Adjust the handset microphone volume. It may be possible to reduce an existing echo by decreasing this value. Headset Mic Volume (1 - 8) Adjust the headset microphone volume. It may be possible to reduce an existing echo by decreasing this value Page 99 of 120...
Page 100: Advanced Network
User Manual Advanced Network Advanced Network In this subsection you can change the advanced network settings of your phone: In this Dynamic RTP port start, Dynamic RTP port stop If you want to set up the port range out of which the RTP ports will be dynamically taken, specify the start port and end port number, respectively, in these ﬁelds.
Page 101 User Manual SIP Type of Service (TOS/Diffserv) This option enables the phone to support quality of service (QOS) for SIP traffic in a network. This makes sense only if all parts of the involved network also support QOS. DTMF Payload Type Set up the payload type for Out-of-Band DTMF here. The default setting is 101.
Page 102 User Manual Use user=phone Turn this setting on if you want to use user=phone in SIP URIs. This is to distinguish phones from different non-phone devices like gateways, etc. (RFC2543 deprecated). Publish Presence When this feature is set to on, the phone sends out PUBLISH messages showing the phone’s status.
Page 103: Ldap
User Manual Use SIP Compact Headers In order to let the phone generate short compact SIP headers this option should be enabled. Otherwise the old usual style of SIP headers will be generated. RTCP Support If enabled, the phone uses the Real Time Control Protocol (RTCP) to measure the quality of the audio (RTP) streams.
Page 104: Update
User Manual In number dialing mode: 70 might return Adrian P. Higgins <7011257854> followed by Ricardo Powell <7025869854> when the user continues dialing 702. Similarly on character dialing: aj might return Ajay Ambrose <9198564125> followed by Ajit Walsh <5423218745> when the user continues dialing aji. Update Update Update Policy Select the update policy you wish to adopt for your phone.
Page 105: Vlan
User Manual VLAN VLAN ID and Priority Enter your VLAN ID (0..4095) and Priority (0..7) separated by a space (e.g. 128 5). The ﬁrst number speciﬁes the VLAN number the phone should be joining and the second number gives the priority of this device. Please be advised that the phone resides in the speciﬁed VLAN, but a connected PC doesn't.
Page 106 User Manual PC Port The ethernet port PC which is meant for daisy chaining the PC behind the phone, may be setup to automatically negotiate its setup with the connected PC or it can be set up statically: 10 Mbps Half Duplex 10 Mbps Full Duplex 100 Mbps Half Duplex 100 Mbps Full Duplex...
Page 107: Debug
LCServer Type in the IP address of the remote LCServer if you want your phone to connect to it. Normally, you do not need to make an entry here. The LCServer is for IP150’s internal development only. Trace REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY...
Page 108: Security
User Manual Security Security Administrator Mode This setting allows to switch between user and administrator mode of the phone. Administrator Password If the phone is running in administrator mode, you can change the admin password with this setting. A password should be a numeric string of any length.
Page 109: Upload Setting File Manually
User Manual Upload Setting File manually Upload Setting File Manually By clicking on the Load button the phone will RESET its settings, load the new settings from the specified file and reboot. So all current settings will be lost! Page 109 of 120...
Page 110: Status Menu
User Manual Status Menu When you encounter difficulty using your phone, you may need to use these diagnostic features to help trace the problems. These are displayed under the Status menu of the web interface. The status information are displayed according to the following: System Information SIP Trace DNS Cache...
Page 111: System Information
User Manual System Information This page displays the System Information, SIP Identity Status, and Ethernet Status. Status Note: When a SIP Identity is registered successsfully, OK appears after the SIP Identity name. Otherwise, a different status message appears. To access System Information: 1.
Page 112: Log
User Manual The Log status displays records of all device transactions. You can specify the level of log you want to view on the page. To access Log: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2.
Page 113 User Manual 4. On your computer, open a browser. 5. Enter the IP address of your phone in the address bar. 6. Under the Status, click Log. 7. Select a Log Level. 8. Press Save. Page 113 of 120...
Page 114: Sip Trace
User Manual SIP Trace SIP Trace provides information about the SIP connection. SIP Trace To access SIP Trace: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3. Press .
Page 115: Dns Cache
User Manual DNS Cache DNS Cache records the name servers and its correspoding IP addresses used in phone. DNS Cache To access DNS Cache: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3.
Page 116: Pcap Trace
User Manual PCAP Trace packet capturing PCAP refers to whereby your phone creates a trace of the network traffic. The trace can be savedin a file and used in diagnosing phone and network problems. The file is saved with a PCAP extension and used in software applications like Ethereal.
Page 117: Memory
User Manual Memory Memory displays the memory usage of the phone. Memory To access Memory: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3. Press . Get the IP address. 4.
Page 118: Settings
User Manual Settings This page displays a summary of your phone settings. Settings To access Settings: 1. From the phone, press repeatedly until Information appears on the display. 2. Verify if IPAdr appears on the display. 3. Press . Get the IP address. 4.
Page 119: Index
User Manual Index 24 Hour clock, 57 Phone Number, 40 Action URL, 83 SIP address, 41 Add Entries, 48 Directory, 12 Address Book, 36, 46 DND, 60 Accessing, 47 DNS, 88 Add Entries, 36 DNS Cache, 115 Call Lists, 38 Domain, 88 Contact Types, 46 Edit Entries, 49...
Page 120 User Manual Log, 112 RTP Encryption, 82 Login Information, 76 RTP Settings, 82 Logon/Logoff, 97 Security, 108 MAC, 35 Server Certificate, 108 Memory, 117 Shared Line, 80 MPO, 102 Silence Suppression, 98 Music on Hold Server, 78 SIP Dirty Host TTL(s), 101 Mute, 12, 43 SIP Settings, 78 MWI Notification, 57...

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