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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Configuration Configure by WEB Network settings Access and protocoll settings Phone settings Audio settings Other settings Phone book Update firmware Looking at the call history Receiving calls Place a call Legal note © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 5: Preface
Global IP Telecommunications Preface Thanks for your interest in our product. At the following pages we would like to give you some information and hints for getting started with our phone quickly. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 6: Unpacking And Connecting
ADSL/Cable Modem users: Plug the RJ-45 Ethernet crossing-over cable into the RJ-45 Ethernet Jack. Plug the other end of the cable into an ADSL/Cable modem router port. Switch on the phone by using the switch located at the backside of the device. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 7: The Phone And Its Functions
Dial a number or enter settings Speed Dial Phone Book Back Space Volume + Volume - Service IP Local Number Missed Dialed Answered Call Local IP Redial Spk/Hand free Cord Number Speaker Handset © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 8: Configure Phone By Phone Menu Or Web Interface
1. Power adapter port 2. Power switch 3. PC(RJ-45) port 4. RJ-45 port Configure phone by phone menu or WEB interface You can configure your IP phone by phone menu or browser. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 9: Configure The Phone By Phone Menu
- calltype ----------0 [normal] |1 [inband audio] - account |1 [faststart] |2 [signal keypad] - pin |2 [advanced] |3 [rfc 2833] - registerport - signalport - controlport - rtpport - rtptos - registerttl - localtype © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 10 |4[g711a] - handsetin |5[auto] - handsetout - speakerout Other Settings: - password - superpassword - debug --------------0[disable] - upgradeaddr |1[output] - sntpip |2[output all] - timezone |3[remote debug] - daylight |4[no check] © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 11: Setup By Web Interface
Enter service's IP or Domain. • RTP Tye of service: Set the TOS field of the IP header of the RTP packets. The bigger this value is, the higher priority the packet has. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 12 1 here, such as 56. • Nonlocal prefix: With enable or switch selected in innerline dropdown list, please fill the number switching to backup setting 2 here, such as 57. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 13 Select correct time zone in dropdown list. • Update: Save and reboot. • Adress book: Save names and numbers for phone book and speed dial. • Update Firmware: Install new firmware from local folder © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 14: Receive Calls, Give Someone A Call And Have A Look At The Historie
"Vol/-" the numbers will be sorted by incoming time. Dialed numbers Press "Dialed" if you want to see dialed numbers. You can directly place a call to the visible number by pressing "#". © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 15: Technical Data, Protocols And Electronic Information
PPPoE: Point to Point Protocol Over Ethernet; DNS: Domain Name Service; NTS: Network Time service; Telnet: Remote Host log on Protocol; FTP: File Transfer Protocol; HTTP: Hyper Text transfer Protocol; Build in H.323 proxy support; © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 16 Network interface:1 or 2 RJ-45 Ethernet Connect Operating requirements Operation temperature: 0 to 50° C (-32° to 122° F) Storage temperature: -30° to 65° C (-22° to 149° F) Humidity: 10 to 90% no dew © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 17: Note
Global IP Telecommunications Note Further information available at our WebPages (please refer to Important Information). If there are questions according to a special user account please talk to your VoIP provider's support. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 18: Introduction
ISP such as Net2phone or eTalk. Moreover, it possesses excellent sound quality just like an ordinary phone. The IP Phone has 2 x 16 English LCD with backlit and supports keypad setup. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 19: Suitable Use Of The Ip Phone
WRONG FIRMWARE YOU CAN MAKE THE PHONE UNUSABLE OR YOU CAN DESTROY IT. WE ARE EXEMPT FROM LIABILITY FOR FIRMWARE UPDATES WHO ARE MADE BY CUSTOMERS. FIRMWARE UPDATES WILL BE DONE BY YOUR OWN RISK. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 20: The Phone
With handset hung, press this key to get phone number Dialed: With handset hung, press this key to review dialed number Redial: While reviewing missed, received or dialed number, press this key to © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 21 Increase the volumes of handset or speaker; turn over the record backward Volume-: Decrease the volumes of handset or speaker; turn over the record forward Keypad: With handset picked or pressing speaker, press this key to dial number © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 22: Performance And Features
Tone generation and Local DTMF generation and detection according with ITU-T;  E.164 dial plan and customized dial rules;  80 entries each for missed call, answered call and dialed call;  112 entries for quick dial; © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 23 Adjustable volume for both handset and speaker;  16 function keys, background LED and states indicating lights;  Settings by HTTP web browser (IE6.0);  Advanced settings by Telnet;  Voice prompt;  Upgrade by TFTP.  Hotline © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 24: Main Technical Index
Record phone number of missed call: Power loss: 2.7W (max) Power adapter: input AC 220V Output DC 9V 500mA Employing condition: Ambience temperature 0-40° C (32°-104°F) Relative humidity 10-95% Atmosphere pressure 86-106Kpa; Overall size: 215×190×70 mm (L×B×H). © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 25: Standard And Protocols
NTS: Network Time Service  Telnet: Remote Host log on Protocol  FTP: File Transfer Protocol  HTTP: Hyper Text transfer Protocol  Build in H.323 proxy support  Auto search proxy © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 26: Electric Requirements
Global IP Telecommunications Electric requirements Voltage: 9V DC Power: 0.5W (max.) Power adapter: AD/DC input 110-230V, 1A 400 mA Network: 2 RJ-45 Ethernet ports © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 27: Operating Requirements
Global IP Telecommunications Operating requirements Operation temperature: 0 to 50° C (32° to 122° F) Storage temperature: -30° to 65° C (-22° to 149° F) Humidity: 10 to 90% no dew © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 28: Installation
3. Connect the phone into the net LAN users: Plug one end of the direct-connecting cable into RJ-45 jack which is located in the back of phone, and connect the other end of calbe to hub. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 30: Configuring By Phone Menu
Cancel current setting ; restore to its father catalogue Back Space Backspace during the setting Number keypad Input updating content according to require. Please see appendix for character represented by each key 3) Menu structure © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 32 Global IP Telecommunications 4) Table The following table shows the digits and number of presses you will need to receive a symbol. Key pressed Space '/& Change between upper and lower case © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 33 Global IP Telecommunications Please restart the IP phone manually after you have changed the settings if you want to ensure that they will become effective. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 34: Configuration
Global IP Telecommunications Configuration There are three different ways for configuring the device: By phone keys, web browser or telnet commands. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 35: Configure By Web
0[disable], please input ordinary password . Then click [login] button. The following configured page will pop up: 1. If you have entered a valid password and pressed [login] the following window appears. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 36: Network Settings
With static ip selected in iptype drop down list, please enter subnet mask of IP phone here.  router ip: With static ip selected in iptype drop down list, please enter router IP address of IP phone here. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 37 MAC address is the physical address supplied by the Ethernet NIC. The phone is shipped from the factory with a unique algorism MAC address printed on the back of the base. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 38: Access And Protocoll Settings
"Domain name/Realm" field with Call Agent IP address or domain name. With SIP protocol used, the protocol service refers to SIP Proxy Server. Check this box according to © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 39 With Net2phone system used, enter password of Net2phone card here. Note: When MGCP protocol is used, some system requires adding “[]” outside the domain name. So please fill the domain name with “[]” into pin fields, such as "voiptest.com". © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 40 Call out in faststart and tunneling way by selecting this item. It is a recommended way with H323 protocol used.  dtmf: Set DTMF signal sending way by selecting control string, inband audio, signal keypad or rfc 2833 from dropdown list. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 41: Phone Settings
Use 179XX service by selecting this item. Hotline: Use Hotline function by selecting this item. With this item selected, please enter the hotline number into dial number field. Note: © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 42 Set time limit from dialing the last number to placing a call. If the next number is not dialed within the post dial time limit, then the phone will call the dialed number auto. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 46: Other Settings
Enable/disable daylight by checking/unchecking this box.  upgrade addr: Enter IP address or domain name obtained by ISP of FTP server supplying updated  program here. timezone: Select correct time zone in dropdown list.  © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 47: Phone Book
Note: If you want to place direct IP-to-IP calls, you can save IPs to phone book, too. Please use “*” instead of “.”. For example, save IP address 192.168.1.221, as 192*168*1*221. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 48: Update Firmware
Click "Search" at line "Firmware" and select saved firmware from your system. Accept file and click „Update Firmware“. Note: Never change file name or its extension and never interrupt update process. Otherwise device could be damaged or become inoperable. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 49: Looking At The Call History
The IP phone saves up to 127 entries. If there is no free storage oldest entry will be overwritten with by new entry. All data will be deleted if you do restart, switch off or reset phone. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 50: Receiving Calls
Press "Hand free" to speak to the other party. When the call is over, press "Hand free" again. Note: When you communicate with the other party without lifting the handset, please do not exceed 40 CM from speaker. * Special Firmware required © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 51: Place A Call
"Hand free" and then inputting the IP address of the other party, and then pressing "#" or "Call". Note When you place a call without Gatekeeper or with Gateway, please log off Gatekeeper. To get the detailed operation please refer to Configuration chapter. © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 52: Legal Note
Global IP Telecommunications, Ltd. All rights reserved. Company and product names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Global IP Telecommunications, Ltd. • 69 Great Hampton Street • Birmingham / West Midlands • United Kingdom Sales & Support: PrimeWorx Online-Products GmbH •...
Page 53 Receive calls, give someone a call and have a look at the historie 14 Receiving calls 50 - S - Setup by WEB interface 8 Standard and protocols 25 Suitable use of the IP Phone 19 © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.
Page 54 Global IP Telecommunications - T - Technical data, protocols and electronic information 15 The phone 20 - U - Unpacking and connecting 6 Update firmware 48 © 2004-2005 Global IP Telecommunications. All Rights Reserved.

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