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Panasonic KX-UT248 Administrator's Manual (312 pages)

Brand: Panasonic | Category: IP Phone | Size: 3.8 MB

Sip Phone
1
Related Documentation
2
Technical Support
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Initial Setup

17
2 General Information on Provisioning

33
- Pre-Provisioning
  34
- What Is Pre-Provisioning
  34
- Pre-Provisioning When Setting Static IP Addresses
  35
- Server for Pre-Provisioning
  35
- Pre-Provisioning Setting Example
  35
- Provisioning
  38
- What Is Provisioning
  38
- Protocols for Provisioning
  38
- Configuration File
  38
  - Using 3 Types of Configuration Files
    39
  - Using 2 Types of Configuration Files
    39
- Downloading Configuration Files
  40
  - Timing of Downloading
    40
- Provisioning Server Setting Example
  43
- Encryption
  44
  - Secure Provisioning Methods
    44
- Priority of Setting Methods
  45
- Configuration File Specifications
  46
- Configuration File Examples
  47
- Examples of Codec Settings
  48
- Example with Incorrect Descriptions
  49
- Incorrect Example
  49
- Setting Configuration File Parameters Using TR-069
  50
3 Phone User Interface Programming

55
4 Web User Interface Programming

59
- Document Version 2013-03 Administrator Guide
  59
- Web User Interface Setting List
  60
  - Section Title
    63
- Status
  71
- Version Information
  72
  - Model
    72
  - Operating Bank
    72
  - IPL Version
    72
  - Firmware Version
    72
- Network Status
  73
  - MAC Address
    73
  - Ethernet Link Status (LAN Port)
    73
  - Ethernet Link Status (PC Port) (KX-UT123/KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248
    73
  - Only)
    73
  - Connection Mode
    74
  - IP Address
    74
  - Subnet Mask
    74
  - Default Gateway
    74
  - Dns1
    75
  - Dns2
    75
  - IEEE802.1X Status (KX-UT248 Only)
    75
- Voip Status
  75
- Voip Status
  76
  - Line no
    76
  - Phone Number
    76
- Network
  77
- Basic Network Settings
  77
- Connection Mode
  78
- DHCP Settings
  78
  - Host Name
    78
  - Domain Name Server
    79
- Static Settings
  79
  - Static IP Address
    79
  - Subnet Mask
    80
  - Default Gateway
    80
  - Dns1
    80
  - Dns2
    81
- Ethernet Port Settings
  81
- Link Speed/Duplex Mode
  82
  - LAN Port
    82
  - PC Port (KX-UT123/KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248 Only)
    82
- LLDP Settings
  83
- VLAN Settings
  84
- IEEE802.1X Settings (KX-UT248 Only)
  86
- IEEE802.1X Settings
  86
  - Enable IEEE802.1X
    86
- IEEE802.1X Authentication
  87
  - Authentication Protocol
    87
  - Authentication ID
    87
  - Authentication Password
    87
- HTTP Client Settings
  88
  - HTTP Version
    88
  - HTTP User Agent
    88
- HTTP Authentication
  89
  - Authentication ID
    89
  - Authentication Password
    89
- Proxy Server Settings
  89
  - Enable Proxy
    89
  - Proxy Server Address
    90
  - Proxy Server Port
    90
- Global Address Detection
  90
  - Detection Method
    90
  - Detection Interval
    91
- STUN Server
  91
  - STUN Server Address
    91
  - STUN Server Port
    91
- Static NAPT Settings
  91
- Global IP Address
  92
- Enable Global IP Address Usage Per Line
  93
  - Line 1-Line X
    93
- External RTP Port
  93
  - Channel 1-25
    93
- Application Settings
  94
  - Application Port
    94
  - Enable Application
    94
- Application Authentication
  94
  - Authentication ID
    94
  - Authentication Password
    95
- System
  95
- Web Language
  95
  - Language
    95
- Administrator Password
  96
- Change Administrator Password
  96
  - Current Password
    96
  - New Password
    96
  - Confirm New Password
    97
- Change User Password
  97
  - Current Password
    97
  - New Password
    98
  - Confirm New Password
    98
- Web Server Settings
  98
- Web Server Settings
  99
  - Web Server Port
    99
  - Port Close Timer
    99
- Time Adjust Settings
  100
- Synchronization
  100
  - Enable Synchronization by NTP
    100
  - Synchronization Interval
    100
- Time Server
  101
  - NTP Server Address
    101
- Time Zone
  101
- Daylight Saving Time (Summer Time)
  101
  - Enable DST (Enable Summer Time)
    101
  - DST Offset (Summer Time Offset)
    101
- Start Day and Time of DST (Start Day and Time of Summer Time)
  102
  - Month
    102
  - Day of Week
    102
  - Time
    103
- End Day and Time of DST (End Day and Time of Summer Time)
  103
  - Month
    103
  - Day of Week
    103
  - Time
    104
- Voip
  104
- SIP Settings
  104
- SIP Setting
  105
  - SIP User Agent
    105
- SIP Settings [Line 1]-[Line X]
  105
- Phone Number
  106
  - Sip Uri
    107
- SIP Server
  107
  - Registrar Server Address
    107
  - Registrar Server Port
    107
  - Proxy Server Address
    107
  - Proxy Server Port
    108
  - Presence Server Address
    108
  - Presence Server Port
    108
- Outbound Proxy Server
  108
  - Outbound Proxy Server Address
    108
  - Outbound Proxy Server Port
    108
- SIP Service Domain
  109
  - Service Domain
    109
- SIP Source Port
  109
  - Source Port
    109
- SIP Authentication
  109
  - Authentication ID
    109
  - Authentication Password
    110
- Dns
  110
  - Enable DNS SRV Lookup
    110
  - SRV Lookup Prefix for UDP
    110
  - SRV Lookup Prefix for TCP
    111
- Transport Protocol of SIP
  111
  - Transport Protocol
    111
- Timer Settings
  111
  - T1 Timer
    111
  - T2 Timer
    111
  - Timer B
    112
  - Timer D
    112
  - Timer F
    112
  - Timer H
    112
  - Timer J
    113
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  113
  - SIP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    113
- SIP Extensions
  113
  - Supports 100Rel (RFC 3262)
    113
  - Supports Session Timer (RFC 4028)
    113
- NAT Identity
  114
  - Keep Alive Interval
    114
  - Supports Rport (RFC 3581)
    114
- Security
  114
  - Enable SSAF (SIP Source Address Filter)
    114
- Voip Settings
  115
- RTP Settings
  115
  - RTP Packet Time
    115
  - Minimum RTP Port Number
    115
  - Maximum RTP Port Number
    116
  - Telephone-Event Payload Type
    116
- Voip Settings [Line 1]-[Line X]
  117
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  117
  - RTP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    117
  - RTCP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    117
- Statistical Information
  118
  - RTCP Enable
    118
  - RTCP Interval
    118
- Jitter Buffer
  118
  - Maximum Delay
    118
  - Minimum Delay
    118
  - Initial Delay
    119
- Dtmf
  119
  - DTMF Type
    119
  - DTMF Relay
    119
- Call Hold
  120
  - Supports RFC 2543 (C=0.0.0.0)
    120
- CODEC Preferences
  120
  - G722 (Enable)
    120
  - G722 (Priority)
    120
  - PCMA (Enable)
    121
  - PCMA (Priority)
    121
  - G726-32 (Enable)
    121
  - G726-32 (Priority)
    121
  - G729A (Enable)
    121
  - G729A (Priority)
    122
  - PCMU (Enable)
    122
  - PCMU (Priority)
    122
- Telephone
  122
- Call Control
  123
  - Send SUBSCRIBE to Voice Mail Server
    123
  - Conference Server URI
    124
  - Inter-Digit Timeout
    124
  - Timer for Dial Plan
    124
  - International Call Prefix
    124
  - Country Calling Code
    125
  - National Access Code
    125
  - Default Line for Outgoing
    125
  - Flash/Recall Button
    125
  - Flash Hook Event
    126
  - Direct Call Pickup
    126
- Call Rejection Phone Numbers
  126
- Call Control [Line 1]-[Line X]
  126
- Call Control
  127
  - Display Name
    127
  - Voice Mail Access Number
    127
  - Enable Shared Call
    128
  - Synchronize Do Not Disturb and Call Forward
    128
  - Resource List URI
    129
- Dial Plan
  129
  - Dial Plan (Max 1000 Columns)
    129
  - Call Even if Dial Plan Does Not Match
    129
- Call Features
  130
  - Block Caller ID
    130
  - Block Anonymous Call
    130
  - Do Not Disturb
    131
- Call Forward
  131
  - Unconditional (Enable Call Forward)
    131
  - Unconditional (Phone Number)
    132
  - Busy (Enable Call Forward)
    132
  - Busy (Phone Number)
    133
  - No Answer (Enable Call Forward)
    133
  - No Answer (Phone Number)
    134
  - No Answer (Ring Count)
    134
- Flexible Button Settings (KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248 Only)
  135
- Flexible Button Settings
  135
  - Type (No. 1-24)
    135
  - Parameter (No. 1-24)
    135
  - Label Name (No. 1-24)
    136
- Tone Settings
  136
- Dial Tone
  136
  - Tone Frequencies
    136
  - Tone Timings
    137
- Busy Tone
  137
  - Tone Frequencies
    137
  - Tone Timings
    138
- Ringing Tone
  138
  - Tone Frequencies
    138
- Stutter Tone
  139
  - Tone Frequencies
    139
  - Tone Timings
    139
- Reorder Tone
  139
  - Tone Timings
    140
- Telephone Settings
  140
  - Key Click Tone
    140
  - Extension PIN
    141
  - Number Matching Lower Digit
    141
  - Number Matching Upper Digit
    141
- Import Phonebook
  141
- Import Phonebook
  142
  - File Name
    142
- Export Phonebook
  142
- Application Settings
  143
- Application Bootup URL
  143
  - Url
    143
- Application Initial URL
  144
  - Url
    144
- Incoming Call URL
  144
- Talking URL
  144
- Making Call URL
  144
- Call Log URL
  145
  - Url
    145
- Idling URL
  145
- Network Phone Book URL
  145
- Network Phone Book URL Authentication
  145
  - Authentication ID
    145
  - Authentication Password
    146
- Maintenance
  146
- Firmware Maintenance
  146
  - Enable Firmware Update
    146
  - Update Type
    147
  - Firmware File URL
    147
- Local Firmware Update
  147
- Local Firmware Update
  148
  - Encryption
    148
  - File Name
    148
- Provisioning Maintenance
  148
- Provisioning Maintenance
  149
  - Enable Provisioning
    149
  - Standard File URL
    149
  - Product File URL
    150
  - Master File URL
    150
  - Cyclic Auto Resync
    150
  - Resync Interval
    151
  - Header Value for Resync Event
    151
- Management Server
  151
- Management Server
  152
  - Management Server URL
    152
- Management Server Authentication
  152
  - Authentication ID
    152
  - Authentication Password
    152
- Reset to Defaults
  152
- Restart
  153

Panasonic KX-UT248 Administration Manual (306 pages)

Administration Guide

Brand: Panasonic | Category: IP Phone | Size: 3.96 MB

Sip Phone
1
Related Documentation
2
Technical Support
2
Open Source Software Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Initial Setup

17
2 General Information on Provisioning

33
- Pre-Provisioning
  34
- What Is Pre-Provisioning
  34
- Pre-Provisioning When Setting Static IP Addresses
  35
- Server for Pre-Provisioning
  35
- Pre-Provisioning Setting Example
  35
- Provisioning
  38
- What Is Provisioning
  38
- Protocols for Provisioning
  38
- Configuration File
  38
  - Using 3 Types of Configuration Files
    39
  - Using 2 Types of Configuration Files
    39
- Downloading Configuration Files
  40
  - Timing of Downloading
    40
- Provisioning Server Setting Example
  43
- Encryption
  44
  - Secure Provisioning Methods
    44
- Priority of Setting Methods
  45
- Configuration File Specifications
  46
- Configuration File Examples
  47
- Examples of Codec Settings
  48
- Example with Incorrect Descriptions
  49
- Incorrect Example
  49
- Setting Configuration File Parameters Using TR-069
  50
3 Phone User Interface Programming

55
4 Web User Interface Programming

59
- Web User Interface Setting List
  60
  - Section Title
    63
- Status
  71
- Version Information
  72
  - Model
    72
  - Operating Bank
    72
  - IPL Version
    72
  - Firmware Version
    72
- Network Status
  73
  - MAC Address
    73
  - Ethernet Link Status (LAN Port)
    73
  - Ethernet Link Status (PC Port) (KX-UT123/KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248
    73
  - Only)
    73
  - Connection Mode
    74
  - IP Address
    74
  - Subnet Mask
    74
  - Default Gateway
    74
  - Dns1
    75
  - Dns2
    75
  - IEEE802.1X Status (KX-UT248 Only)
    75
- Voip Status
  75
- Voip Status
  76
  - Line no
    76
  - Phone Number
    76
- Network
  77
- Basic Network Settings
  77
- Connection Mode
  78
- DHCP Settings
  78
  - Host Name
    78
  - Domain Name Server
    79
- Static Settings
  79
  - Static IP Address
    79
  - Subnet Mask
    80
  - Default Gateway
    80
  - Dns1
    80
  - Dns2
    81
- Ethernet Port Settings
  81
- Link Speed/Duplex Mode
  82
  - LAN Port
    82
  - PC Port (KX-UT123/KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248 Only)
    82
- LLDP Settings
  83
- VLAN Settings
  84
- IEEE802.1X Settings (KX-UT248 Only)
  86
- IEEE802.1X Settings
  86
  - Enable IEEE802.1X
    86
- IEEE802.1X Authentication
  86
  - Authentication Protocol
    86
  - Authentication ID
    87
  - Authentication Password
    87
- HTTP Client Settings
  87
- HTTP Client Settings
  88
  - HTTP Version
    88
  - HTTP User Agent
    88
- HTTP Authentication
  88
  - Authentication ID
    88
  - Authentication Password
    89
- Proxy Server Settings
  89
  - Enable Proxy
    89
  - Proxy Server Address
    89
  - Proxy Server Port
    89
- Global Address Detection
  89
- Global Address Detection
  90
  - Detection Method
    90
  - Detection Interval
    90
- STUN Server
  90
  - STUN Server Address
    90
  - STUN Server Port
    91
- Static NAPT Settings
  91
- Global IP Address
  91
- Enable Global IP Address Usage Per Line
  92
  - Line 1-Line X
    92
- External RTP Port
  92
  - Channel 1-25
    92
- Application Settings
  93
  - Application Port
    93
  - Enable Application
    93
- Application Authentication
  93
  - Authentication ID
    93
  - Authentication Password
    94
- System
  94
- Web Language
  94
  - Language
    94
- Administrator Password
  95
- Change Administrator Password
  95
  - Current Password
    95
  - New Password
    95
  - Confirm New Password
    96
- Change User Password
  96
  - Current Password
    96
  - New Password
    97
  - Confirm New Password
    97
- Web Server Settings
  97
- Web Server Settings
  98
  - Web Server Port
    98
  - Port Close Timer
    98
- Time Adjust Settings
  99
- Synchronization
  99
  - Enable Synchronization by NTP
    99
  - Synchronization Interval
    99
- Time Server
  100
  - NTP Server Address
    100
- Time Zone
  100
- Daylight Saving Time (Summer Time)
  100
  - Enable DST (Enable Summer Time)
    100
  - DST Offset (Summer Time Offset)
    100
- Start Day and Time of DST (Start Day and Time of Summer Time)
  101
  - Month
    101
  - Day of Week
    101
  - Time
    102
- End Day and Time of DST (End Day and Time of Summer Time)
  102
  - Month
    102
  - Day of Week
    102
  - Time
    103
- Voip
  103
- SIP Settings
  103
- SIP Setting
  104
  - SIP User Agent
    104
- SIP Settings [Line 1]-[Line X]
  104
- Phone Number
  105
  - Sip Uri
    106
- SIP Server
  106
  - Registrar Server Address
    106
  - Registrar Server Port
    106
  - Proxy Server Address
    106
  - Proxy Server Port
    107
  - Presence Server Address
    107
  - Presence Server Port
    107
- Outbound Proxy Server
  107
  - Outbound Proxy Server Address
    107
  - Outbound Proxy Server Port
    107
- SIP Service Domain
  108
  - Service Domain
    108
- SIP Source Port
  108
  - Source Port
    108
- SIP Authentication
  108
  - Authentication ID
    108
  - Authentication Password
    109
- Dns
  109
  - Enable DNS SRV Lookup
    109
  - SRV Lookup Prefix for UDP
    109
  - SRV Lookup Prefix for TCP
    110
- Transport Protocol of SIP
  110
  - Transport Protocol
    110
- Timer Settings
  110
  - T1 Timer
    110
  - T2 Timer
    110
  - Timer B
    111
  - Timer D
    111
  - Timer F
    111
  - Timer H
    111
  - Timer J
    112
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  112
  - SIP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    112
- SIP Extensions
  112
  - Supports 100Rel (RFC 3262)
    112
  - Supports Session Timer (RFC 4028)
    112
- NAT Identity
  113
  - Keep Alive Interval
    113
  - Supports Rport (RFC 3581)
    113
- Security
  113
  - Enable SSAF (SIP Source Address Filter)
    113
- Voip Settings
  114
- RTP Settings
  114
  - RTP Packet Time
    114
  - Minimum RTP Port Number
    114
  - Maximum RTP Port Number
    115
  - Telephone-Event Payload Type
    115
- Voip Settings [Line 1]-[Line X]
  116
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  116
  - RTP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    116
  - RTCP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    116
- Statistical Information
  117
  - RTCP Enable
    117
  - RTCP Interval
    117
- Jitter Buffer
  117
  - Maximum Delay
    117
  - Minimum Delay
    117
  - Initial Delay
    118
- Dtmf
  118
  - DTMF Type
    118
  - DTMF Relay
    118
- Call Hold
  119
  - Supports RFC 2543 (C=0.0.0.0)
    119
- CODEC Preferences
  119
  - G722 (Enable)
    119
  - G722 (Priority)
    119
  - PCMA (Enable)
    120
  - PCMA (Priority)
    120
  - G726-32 (Enable)
    120
  - G726-32 (Priority)
    120
  - G729A (Enable)
    120
  - G729A (Priority)
    121
  - PCMU (Enable)
    121
  - PCMU (Priority)
    121
- Telephone
  121
- Call Control
  122
  - Send SUBSCRIBE to Voice Mail Server
    122
  - Conference Server URI
    123
  - Inter-Digit Timeout
    123
  - Timer for Dial Plan
    123
  - International Call Prefix
    123
  - Country Calling Code
    124
  - National Access Code
    124
  - Default Line for Outgoing
    124
  - Flash/Recall Button
    124
  - Flash Hook Event
    125
  - Direct Call Pickup
    125
- Call Rejection Phone Numbers
  125
- Call Control [Line 1]-[Line X]
  125
- Call Control
  126
  - Display Name
    126
  - Voice Mail Access Number
    126
  - Enable Shared Call
    127
  - Synchronize Do Not Disturb and Call Forward
    127
  - Resource List URI
    128
- Dial Plan
  128
  - Dial Plan (Max 1000 Columns)
    128
  - Call Even if Dial Plan Does Not Match
    128
- Call Features
  129
  - Block Caller ID
    129
  - Block Anonymous Call
    129
  - Do Not Disturb
    130
- Call Forward
  130
  - Unconditional (Enable Call Forward)
    130
  - Unconditional (Phone Number)
    131
  - Busy (Enable Call Forward)
    131
  - Busy (Phone Number)
    132
  - No Answer (Enable Call Forward)
    132
  - No Answer (Phone Number)
    133
  - No Answer (Ring Count)
    133
- Flexible Button Settings (KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248 Only)
  134
- Flexible Button Settings
  134
  - Type (No. 1-24)
    134
  - Parameter (No. 1-24)
    134
  - Label Name (No. 1-24)
    135
- Tone Settings
  135
- Dial Tone
  135
  - Tone Frequencies
    135
  - Tone Timings
    136
- Busy Tone
  136
  - Tone Frequencies
    136
  - Tone Timings
    137
- Ringing Tone
  137
  - Tone Frequencies
    137
- Stutter Tone
  138
  - Tone Frequencies
    138
  - Tone Timings
    138
- Reorder Tone
  138
  - Tone Timings
    139
- Telephone Settings
  139
  - Key Click Tone
    139
  - Extension PIN
    140
  - Number Matching Lower Digit
    140
  - Number Matching Upper Digit
    140
- Import Phonebook
  140
- Import Phonebook
  141
  - File Name
    141
- Export Phonebook
  141
- Application Settings
  142
- Application Bootup URL
  142
  - Url
    142
- Application Initial URL
  143
  - Url
    143
- Incoming Call URL
  143
- Talking URL
  143
- Making Call URL
  143
- Call Log URL
  144
  - Url
    144
- Idling URL
  144
- Network Phone Book URL
  144
- Network Phone Book URL Authentication
  144
  - Authentication ID
    144
  - Authentication Password
    145
- Maintenance
  145
- Firmware Maintenance
  145
  - Enable Firmware Update
    145
  - Update Type
    146
  - Firmware File URL
    146
- Local Firmware Update
  146
- Local Firmware Update
  147
  - Encryption
    147
  - File Name
    147
- Provisioning Maintenance
  147
- Provisioning Maintenance
  148
  - Enable Provisioning
    148
  - Standard File URL
    148
  - Product File URL
    149
  - Master File URL
    149
  - Cyclic Auto Resync
    149
  - Resync Interval
    150
  - Header Value for Resync Event
    150
- Management Server
  150
- Management Server
  151
  - Management Server URL
    151
- Management Server Authentication
  151
  - Authentication ID
    151
  - Authentication Password
    151
- Reset to Defaults
  151
- Restart
  152

Panasonic KX-UT248 Administrator's Manual (298 pages)

Brand: Panasonic | Category: IP Phone | Size: 3.71 MB

Sip Phone
1
Document Version
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Initial Setup

17
2 General Information on Provisioning

33
- Pre-Provisioning
  34
- What Is Pre-Provisioning
  34
- Pre-Provisioning When Setting Static IP Addresses
  35
- Server for Pre-Provisioning
  35
- Pre-Provisioning Setting Example
  35
- Provisioning
  38
- What Is Provisioning
  38
- Protocols for Provisioning
  38
- Configuration File
  38
- Downloading Configuration Files
  40
- Provisioning Server Setting Example
  43
- Encryption
  44
- Priority of Setting Methods
  45
- Configuration File Specifications
  46
- Configuration File Examples
  47
- Examples of Codec Settings
  48
- Example with Incorrect Descriptions
  49
- Setting Configuration File Parameters Using TR-069
  50
3 Phone User Interface Programming

55
4 Web User Interface Programming

59
- Document Version 2012-02 Administrator Guide
  59
- Web User Interface Setting List
  60
- Status
  70
- Version Information
  71
  - Model
    71
  - Operating Bank
    71
  - IPL Version
    71
  - Firmware Version
    71
- Network Status
  72
  - MAC Address
    72
  - Ethernet Link Status (LAN Port)
    72
  - Ethernet Link Status (PC Port) (KX-UT123/KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248
    72
  - Only)
    72
  - Connection Mode
    73
  - IP Address
    73
  - Subnet Mask
    73
  - Default Gateway
    73
  - Dns1
    74
  - Dns2
    74
  - IEEE802.1X Status (KX-UT248 Only)
    74
- Voip Status
  74
- Voip Status
  75
  - Line no
    75
  - Phone Number
    75
- Network
  76
- Basic Network Settings
  76
- Connection Mode
  77
- DHCP Settings
  77
  - Host Name
    77
  - Domain Name Server
    78
- Static Settings
  78
  - Static IP Address
    78
  - Subnet Mask
    79
  - Default Gateway
    79
  - Dns1
    79
  - Dns2
    80
- Ethernet Port Settings
  80
- Link Speed/Duplex Mode
  81
  - LAN Port
    81
  - PC Port (KX-UT123/KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248 Only)
    81
- VLAN Settings
  81
- IEEE802.1X Settings (KX-UT248 Only)
  83
- IEEE802.1X Settings
  83
  - Enable IEEE802.1X
    83
- IEEE802.1X Authentication
  84
  - Authentication Protocol
    84
  - Authentication ID
    84
  - Authentication Password
    84
- HTTP Client Settings
  85
  - HTTP Version
    85
  - HTTP User Agent
    85
- HTTP Authentication
  86
  - Authentication ID
    86
  - Authentication Password
    86
- Proxy Server Settings
  86
  - Enable Proxy
    86
  - Proxy Server Address
    87
  - Proxy Server Port
    87
- Global Address Detection
  87
  - Detection Method
    87
  - Detection Interval
    88
- STUN Server
  88
  - STUN Server Address
    88
  - STUN Server Port
    88
- Static NAPT Settings
  88
- Global IP Address
  89
- Enable Global IP Address Usage Per Line
  90
  - Line 1-Line X
    90
- External RTP Port
  90
  - Channel 1-25
    90
- Application Settings
  91
  - Application Port
    91
  - Enable Application
    91
- Application Authentication
  91
  - Authentication ID
    91
  - Authentication Password
    92
- System
  92
- Web Language
  92
  - Language
    92
- Administrator Password
  93
- Change Administrator Password
  93
  - Current Password
    93
  - New Password
    93
  - Confirm New Password
    94
- Change User Password
  94
  - Current Password
    94
  - New Password
    95
  - Confirm New Password
    95
- Web Server Settings
  95
- Web Server Settings
  96
  - Web Server Port
    96
  - Port Close Timer
    96
- Time Adjust Settings
  97
- Synchronization
  97
  - Enable Synchronization by NTP
    97
  - Synchronization Interval
    97
- Time Server
  98
  - NTP Server Address
    98
- Time Zone
  98
- Daylight Saving Time (Summer Time)
  98
  - Enable DST (Enable Summer Time)
    98
  - DST Offset (Summer Time Offset)
    98
- Start Day and Time of DST (Start Day and Time of Summer Time)
  99
  - Month
    99
  - Day of Week
    99
  - Time
    100
- End Day and Time of DST (End Day and Time of Summer Time)
  100
  - Month
    100
  - Day of Week
    100
  - Time
    101
- Voip
  101
- SIP Settings
  101
- SIP Setting
  102
  - SIP User Agent
    102
- SIP Settings [Line 1]-[Line X]
  102
- Phone Number
  103
  - Sip Uri
    104
- SIP Server
  104
  - Registrar Server Address
    104
  - Registrar Server Port
    104
  - Proxy Server Address
    104
  - Proxy Server Port
    105
  - Presence Server Address
    105
  - Presence Server Port
    105
- Outbound Proxy Server
  105
  - Outbound Proxy Server Address
    105
  - Outbound Proxy Server Port
    105
- SIP Service Domain
  106
  - Service Domain
    106
- SIP Source Port
  106
  - Source Port
    106
- SIP Authentication
  106
  - Authentication ID
    106
  - Authentication Password
    107
- Dns
  107
  - Enable DNS SRV Lookup
    107
  - SRV Lookup Prefix for UDP
    107
  - SRV Lookup Prefix for TCP
    108
- Transport Protocol of SIP
  108
  - Transport Protocol
    108
- Timer Settings
  108
  - T1 Timer
    108
  - T2 Timer
    108
  - Timer B
    109
  - Timer D
    109
  - Timer F
    109
  - Timer H
    109
  - Timer J
    110
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  110
  - SIP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    110
- SIP Extensions
  110
  - Supports 100Rel (RFC 3262)
    110
  - Supports Session Timer (RFC 4028)
    110
- NAT Identity
  111
  - Keep Alive Interval
    111
  - Supports Rport (RFC 3581)
    111
- Security
  111
  - Enable SSAF (SIP Source Address Filter)
    111
- Voip Settings
  112
- RTP Settings
  112
  - RTP Packet Time
    112
  - Minimum RTP Port Number
    112
  - Maximum RTP Port Number
    113
  - Telephone-Event Payload Type
    113
- Voip Settings [Line 1]-[Line X]
  114
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  114
  - RTP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    114
  - RTCP Packet Qos (DSCP)
    114
- Statistical Information
  115
  - RTCP Enable
    115
  - RTCP Interval
    115
- Jitter Buffer
  115
  - Maximum Delay
    115
  - Minimum Delay
    115
  - Initial Delay
    116
- Dtmf
  116
  - DTMF Type
    116
  - DTMF Relay
    116
- Call Hold
  117
  - Supports RFC 2543 (C=0.0.0.0)
    117
- CODEC Preferences
  117
  - G722 (Enable)
    117
  - G722 (Priority)
    117
  - PCMA (Enable)
    118
  - PCMA (Priority)
    118
  - G726-32 (Enable)
    118
  - G726-32 (Priority)
    118
  - G729A (Enable)
    118
  - G729A (Priority)
    119
  - PCMU (Enable)
    119
  - PCMU (Priority)
    119
- Telephone
  119
- Call Control
  120
  - Send SUBSCRIBE to Voice Mail Server
    120
  - Conference Server URI
    121
  - Inter-Digit Timeout
    121
  - Timer for Dial Plan
    121
  - International Call Prefix
    121
  - Country Calling Code
    122
  - National Access Code
    122
  - Default Line for Outgoing
    122
  - Flash/Recall Button
    122
  - Flash Hook Event
    123
  - Direct Call Pickup
    123
- Call Rejection Phone Numbers
  123
- Call Control [Line 1]-[Line X]
  123
- Call Control
  124
  - Display Name
    124
  - Voice Mail Access Number
    124
  - Enable Shared Call
    125
  - Synchronize Do Not Disturb and Call Forward
    125
  - Resource List URI
    126
- Dial Plan
  126
  - Dial Plan (Max 500 Columns)
    126
  - Call Even if Dial Plan Does Not Match
    126
- Call Features
  127
  - Block Caller ID
    127
  - Block Anonymous Call
    127
  - Do Not Disturb
    128
- Call Forward
  128
  - Unconditional (Enable Call Forward)
    128
  - Unconditional (Phone Number)
    129
  - Busy (Enable Call Forward)
    129
  - Busy (Phone Number)
    130
  - No Answer (Enable Call Forward)
    130
  - No Answer (Phone Number)
    131
  - No Answer (Ring Count)
    131
- Flexible Button Settings (KX-UT133/KX-UT136/KX-UT248 Only)
  132
- Flexible Button Settings
  132
  - Type (No. 1-24)
    132
  - Parameter (No. 1-24)
    132
  - Label Name (No. 1-24)
    133
- Tone Settings
  133
- Dial Tone
  133
  - Tone Frequencies
    133
  - Tone Timings
    134
- Busy Tone
  134
  - Tone Frequencies
    134
  - Tone Timings
    135
- Ringing Tone
  135
  - Tone Frequencies
    135
- Stutter Tone
  136
  - Tone Frequencies
    136
  - Tone Timings
    136
- Reorder Tone
  136
  - Tone Timings
    137
- Telephone Settings
  137
  - Key Click Tone
    137
  - Extension PIN
    138
  - Number Matching Lower Digit
    138
  - Number Matching Upper Digit
    138
- Import Phonebook
  138
- Import Phonebook
  139
  - File Name
    139
- Export Phonebook
  139
- Application Settings
  140
- Application Bootup URL
  140
  - Url
    140
- Application Initial URL
  141
  - Url
    141
- Incoming Call URL
  141
- Talking URL
  141
- Making Call URL
  141
- Call Log URL
  142
  - Url
    142
- Idling URL
  142
- Network Phone Book URL
  142
- Network Phone Book URL Authentication
  142
  - Authentication ID
    142
  - Authentication Password
    143
- Maintenance
  143
- Firmware Maintenance
  143
  - Enable Firmware Update
    143
  - Update Type
    144
  - Firmware File URL
    144
- Local Firmware Update
  144
- Local Firmware Update
  145
  - Encryption
    145
  - File Name
    145
- Provisioning Maintenance
  145
- Provisioning Maintenance
  146
  - Enable Provisioning
    146
  - Standard File URL
    146
  - Product File URL
    147
  - Master File URL
    147
  - Cyclic Auto Resync
    147
  - Resync Interval
    148
  - Header Value for Resync Event
    148
- Management Server
  148
- Management Server
  149
  - Management Server URL
    149
- Management Server Authentication
  149
  - Authentication ID
    149
  - Authentication Password
    149
- Reset to Defaults
  149
- Restart
  150

Panasonic KX-UT248 Operating Instructions Manual (100 pages)

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Panasonic KX-UT248 Operating Instructions Manual (94 pages)

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Sip Phone
1
Feature Highlights
2
Related Documentation
2
Other Information
3
Table of Contents
5
Important Information

7
- For Your Safety
  7
- Data Security
  9
- Additional Information
  10
Before Operating the Telephone

12
- Accessory Information
  12
- Location of Controls
  13
- Screens
  19
- Status Icons
  20
- Soft Buttons and Soft Button Icons
  21
- Basic Operations
  23
Feature Operations

25
Customizing the Telephone

36
- Phonebook List
  36
- User Settings
  38
  - Accessing the Settings
    38
  - Available Settings
    39
  - Settings Details
    41
    
    Lcd Contrast
    42
    
    Key Click Tone
    42
    
    Date and Time
    44
    
    Information Display
    45
    
    Network Settings
    45
    
    Network Test
    47
    
    Firmware Version
    47
    
    Call Block
    48
- Entering Characters
  50
- Web User Interface Programming
  58
- Installation and Setup
  59
  - Attaching/Removing the Stand
    59
  - Connections
    62
  - Wall Mounting
    66
  - Hooking the Handset
    71
  - Using a Headset
    73
  - Setting up the Unit
    74
  - Maintaining the Unit
    75
    
    Initializing the Unit
    75
    
    Restarting the Unit
    75
    
    Cleaning the Unit
    75

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Getting Started
1
Sip Phone
1
Related Documentation
1
For Your Safety
2
Explanation of Symbols
2
General Safety
2
Installation
3
Wall Mounting
4
Important Safety Instructions
6
Accessory Information
7
Included Accessories
7
Optional Accessories
7
Location of Controls
8
Front View
8
Installation and Setup
10
Attaching the Stand
10
Removing the Stand
10
Erste Inbetriebnahme
13
Zu Ihrer Sicherheit
14
Erklärung der Symbole
14
Allgemeine Sicherheit
14
Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise
18
Optionales Zubehör
19
Installation und Einrichtung
22
Primeros Pasos
25
Para Su Seguridad
26
Explicación de Los Símbolos
26
Instrucciones Generales de Seguridad
26
Instalación
27
Montaje en la Pared
28
Instrucciones de Seguridad Importantes
30
Accesorios Opcionales
31
Instalación y Configuración
34
Comment Démarrer
37
Marques Commerciales
37
Pour Votre Sécurité
38
Explication des Symboles
38
Sécurité Générale
38
Installation
40
Montage Mural
41
Accessoires Optionnels
43
Vue de Face
44
Installation Et Configuration
46
Guida Introduttiva
49
Indicazioni DI Sicurezza
50
Spiegazione Dei Simboli
50
Sicurezza Generale
50
Installazione
51
Montaggio a Muro
52
Istruzioni Importanti
54

Panasonic KX-UT248 Operating Instructions Manual (86 pages)

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Table of Contents
11
Before Operating the Telephone
13
Accessory Information
13
Location of Controls
14
Screens
20
Status Icons
20
Soft Buttons and Soft Button Icons
21
Basic Operations
23
Confirming Your Extension Number
23
Going Off- and On-Hook
23
Adjusting the Volume
23
Feature Operations
25
Making Calls
25
Making a Call
25
Making a Call from the Phonebook List
25
Dialing by Using Call Logs
25
Redialing the Last Number You Dialed (Redial, Last Number)
26
One-Touch Dialing (KX-UT133/KX-UT136 Only)
26
Receiving Calls
27
Receiving a Call
27
Rejecting Calls
27
Holding a Call
28
Receiving a Second Call (Answering Call Waiting)
29
Talking to Two Parties Alternately (Call Splitting)
29
Transferring a Call (Call Transfer)
30
To Transfer with One Touch (One-Touch Transfer) (KX-UT133/KX-UT136 Only)
30
Mute
30
Conference Call (Local Three-Way Conference)
31
Making a Conference Call
31
Removing a Party from the Conference
31
Ending a Conference Call
31
Checking Messages
32
Checking New Messages
32
Checking Missed Calls
32
Call Forwarding/Do Not Disturb
33
Logging in to or Logging out of a Group (KX-UT133/KX-UT136 Only)
33
Logging in to or Logging out of an ACD (Automatic Call Distribution) Group
33
Flexible Buttons (KX-UT133/KX-UT136 Only)
34
Customizing the Telephone
35
Phonebook List
35
Adding a New Phonebook Entry
35
Adding a Phonebook Entry from the Incoming Call Log
35
Editing a Phonebook Entry
35
Searching for a Phonebook Entry
36
Deleting a Phonebook Entry
36
Export/Import Phonebook Entries
36
User Settings
37
Accessing the Settings
37
Available Settings
38
Settings Details
40

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