Global IP G102 User manual
G102
Voice over IP Telefone
www.globaliptel.com
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Table of Contents
Preface 5
Unpacking and connecting 6
The phone and its functions 7
Configure phone by phone menu or WEB interface 8
Configure the phone by phone menu 9
Setup by WEB interface 11
Receive calls, give someone a call and have a look at the historie 14
Technical data, protocols and electronic information 15
Note 17
Introduction 18
Suitable use of the IP Phone 19
The phone 20
Performance and Features 22
Main technical index 24
Standard and protocols 25
Electric requirements 26
Operating requirements 27
Installation 28
Configuring by phone menu 30
Configuration 34
Configure by WEB 35
Network settings 36
Access and protocoll settings 38
Phone settings 41
Audio settings 44
Other settings 46
Phone book 47
Update firmware 48
Looking at the call history 49
Receiving calls 50
Place a call 51
Legal note 52
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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.
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Unpacking and connecting
Remove whole packaging material and place the phone near to a power socket and a network port (Hub,
Switch or DSL-Modem) at a dry place.
Insert handset cord into handset cord jack of the base. Plug the power cord adapter into the Power Jack.
Then plug the other end of the power cord adapter into the appropriate power socket.
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 cable to hub.
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.
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The phone and its functions
Keys and functions
Missed:
Hang up and press to see missed calls
Answered:
Hang up and press to see answered calls
Local Num:
Hang up and press to see your number
Local IP:
Hang up and press to see your phone's IP
Dialed:
Hang up and press to see you dialed numbers
Redial:
Redial
Speak:
Press to activate/deactivate hand free
Volume +/-:
Volume up and down
Number:
Dial a number or enter settings
1. LCD 2. Speed Dial 3. Phone Book
4. Back Space 5. Volume + 6. Volume -
7. Service IP 8. Local Number 9. Missed
10. Dialed 11. Answered 12. Call
13. Local IP 14. Redial 15. Spk/Hand free
16. Cord 17. Number 18. Speaker
19. LED 20. Handset
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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.
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Configure the phone by phone menu
Use the keypad to enter the password of the phone (when debug is not set as 0[disable], default
password is 1234; when debug is set as 0[disable], please use super password 19750407), and then
press "#", till "Password:" is displayed. Then enter the password again and press "Spk" to let the phone
enter setting mode.
Introduce of the function of keypad in the keypad setting mode
Press key Function
Spk /Hand free Enter into submenu of the current menu ;Acknowledge to
modification
Volume/+ Scroll menu forward
Volume/- Scroll menu backward
Local IP Enter into modification status
Redial 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
Menu structure
Network Settings:
- ip type -----------0[static]----------------- local ip
- mac |1[dhcp] | subnetmask
|2[pppoe]------|ppp id | router
|3[modem]------|ppp pin | dns
Protocol Settings:
- protocol ----------0[h323]
- service |1 [sip]
- servicetype |2 [mgcp]
- serviceaddr |3 [net2phone]
- serviceid
- nattraversal
- phonenumber
- dtmf ------------------------------------0 [control string]
- 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
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Phone Setting:
- dialplan ---------------------------0[disable] |- iddcode
- innerline ---------0[disable] |1[enable]------|- dddcode
- answer |1[enable] |2[dialnum] |-
iddprefix
- ringtypel --- |2[switch] |3[prefix] |-
dddprefix
- digitmap |-- 0-9[dtmf 0-9]
- fwdalways |10[not disturb]
- fwdbusy |11[pcmring]
- fwdnoanswer |12[user define]
- fwdpoweroff
Audio Settings:
- audiotype ---------0[gt231]
- audioframes |1[g729]
- vad |2[]
- agc |3[g711u]
- aec |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]
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