Planet VIP-150T User manual

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FCC Warning

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when

the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment

generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the Instruction manual, may cause harmful inter-

ference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential

area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the You will be re-

quired to correct the interference at his own expense.

CE Mark Warning

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause

radio interference, in which case the You may be required to take adequate

measures.

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PLANET IP Phone VIP-150T

QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE

For model: VIP-150T

Part No.: EMQ-VIP150TV1

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview 1

1.1 Before Startup 1

1.2 Physical Details 1

Chapter 2 Basic Configuration 5

2.1 Initialize VIP-150T 5

Chapter 3 Making calls 11

3.1 IP address call (P2P mode): 11

Chapter 4 Quick reference in CD-ROM guide 15

Chapter 1

Overview

Thank you for purchasing PLANET IP Phone VIP-150T (VIP-150T, in the following terms).

You can now ease the cost of long distance call yet still enjoy the toll voice quality via

Internet.

1.1 Before Startup

Before your rst time start up, please check if the package comes with following items:

• VIP-150T

• Your manual CD

• Quick Installation Guide

• RJ-45 cable

And later, you are required to familiar your environment, your TCP/IP network and your

phone systems.

1.2 Physical Details

1.2.1 Front view and keypad function:

• C: Cancel and Clear

• çè : Move to left /previous and right/next.

• OK: Press OK to confirm the modification.

• Direct Line (DL) Button 1 – 10: Speed dialing according to phone book data

1-10.

• “+” and “- “ key: Adjust voice volume in communication.

• SPEAKER: Speaking without picking up handset.

• MUTE: Mute the voice of MIC and let others can’t hear from you in communica-

tion.

• PSTN: Press PSTN to switch between IP Phone and PSTN calls

• HOLD: To hold a call, after press HOLD button, both sides will hear hold tone

• SPEED: Press SPEED and number (Phone book index) to do speed dial accord-

ing to phone book data.

• FORWARD: Forward an incoming call to another IP device.

• MESSAGE and its indicated LED light: When missing the incoming calls, the

message LED will be flashing. You can know the information of miss call by

pressing the message button.

• TRANSFER:

1. Transfer a call to third calling party: When call party A and B are in commu-

nications, A can press TRANSFER button then the phone number of calling

party C. After calling party C picking up the phone, A can talk to C or hang

up the call to make B and C connected.

Caution

When transferring calls, call party A cannot press phone

number of C before hearing dial tone.

During transferring the call, A cannot hangs up before C

picking up the call.

2. Change characters to be capital or lowercase: when press TRANSFER be-

fore press letters can switch type of letters.

• REDIAL: Redial the last outgoing call.

• Number 1 –10, * and #: The function is as the same as the general phone

set.

• Corresponding list of keypad and symbol:

1 “Space” ; “,” ; “.” ; “!” ; “1”

2 “A” ; “ B” ; “C” ; “2”

3 “D” ; “E” ; “F” ; “3”

4 “G” ; “H” ; “I” ; “4”

5 “J” ; “K” ; “L” ; “5”

6 “M” ; “N” ; “O” ; “6”

7 “P” ; “Q” ; “R” ; “S” ; “7”

8 “T” ; “U” ; “V” ; “8”

9 “W” ; “X” ; “Y” ; “Z” ; “9”

Ü“-“ ; “?” ; “*”

0 “0”

# “_” ; “@” ; “#”

 NOTE:

All function keys mentioned above (except dialing keypad)

are effective only in IP Phone mode.

1.2.2 Rear view

9V DC 9V DC Power input outlet

LAN RJ-45 connector, connected directly to Switch/

Hub through straight CAT-5 cable.

PC RJ-45 connector, connected directly to the PC

through straight CAT-5 cable.

PSTN RJ-11 connector, connected directly to the

PSTN analog line.

LED Display Two LED indicated lights; LNK/ACT and 100 for

LAN port and PC port. When network status is

in normal, LED of LNK/ACT will be flashing;

when transmit rate is in 10 Mbps/100Mbps,

LED of 100 will light off/on.

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Chapter 2

Basic Configuration

This chapter shows you the starting point of VIP-150T to be integrated into your network

and/or Internet. Conguration steps in this quick guide will be focused on keypad

conguration. More detail conguration, including keypad, web, and telnet instructions

will be illustrated in respective chapters in user’s manual.

2.1 Initialize VIP-150T

2.1.1 Start up

(a) Power on, the LCD screen shows as below after about 15 seconds.

VIP-150T

Board Start Booting

(b) Wait about one minute until VIP-150T finishes boot program initialization.

System Initializing………..

(d) Then VIP-150T will come into standby mode: The main LCD screen would be

shown as similar as following. The P2P word means VIP-150T is now in Peer-to-

Peer Mode, and when VIP-150T is connected to SNTP server, on LCD will show

current time obtained from SNTP server.

VIP-150T

P2P 10:10:10 AM

2.1.2 LCD conguration

Most functions may be directly congured via keypad operations in VIP-150T.

You may press ç or è to enter machine conguration menu. The OK button is used to

enter sub menus or conrm settings press C can jump out current menu to previous

level.

Hint

• The TRANSFER key can be used to switch characters

between capital and lowercase.

• The SPEED key can be used to switch data input mode

between character mode or IP mode.

• When inputting data, press C button will jump out to

menu list. Press ç will clear previous input data.

VIP-150T has following conguration menus in the LCD control panel:

1. Call List

2. Forward Type

3. Phone Book

4. Ringer Settings

5. Network

6. Advanced Settings (protected by password)

7. Reboot

Please be sure to check and conrm the congurations you’ve done. All the modied

parameters should be activated via the Reboot menu.

In this session, we will introduce the main conguration of VIP-150T for you to quickly and

easily establish voice communication.

2.1.2.1 System Conguration

(i) Call List

If there is an unanswered IP call, it will be kept in message box. MESSAGE LED

will be flashing until user press MESSAGE to check miss call and re-press MES-

SAGE to return to main screen.

Missed Calls: to see all missed calls in message box.

Received Calls: to see all received calls in message box.

Dialed calls: to see all dialed calls in message box.

(ii) Forward Type

There are selections in Forward type menu, user must select under which

condition to forward calls.

(1) Busy

When VIP-150T is in busy status, the incoming call will be forwarded to the

assigned phone number.

a. Activate

Enter a forwarded phone number to activate busy forward function.

b. Deactivate

Deactivate Busy Forward function.

(2) No Response

When VIP-150T hasn’t been picked up for around 10 seconds, the incoming

call will be forwarded to the assigned phone number.

a. Activate

Enter a forwarded phone number to activate no response forward func-

tion.

b. Deactivate

Deactivate No Response Forward function.

(3) Unconditional

Unconditional forwarding contains the previous two types call forwarding.

Whether the VIP-150T is in busy or not-responding state, the incoming calls

will be automatically forwarded to the assigned phone number.

a. Activate

Enter a forwarded phone number to activate Unconditional Forward

function.

b. Deactivate

Deactivate Unconditional Forward function.

(4) Deactivate All Forward function.

The call forward feature can be disabled in this menu.

(iii) Phone Book

• List

List all records of name, telephone number, and IP address in the phone

address book.

• Edit/Delete

Edit or delete a record of name, telephone number, and IP address of the

phone address book.

• New

Add a new record of name, telephone number, and IP address of the phone

address book.

(iv) Ringer Settings

• Volume

User can adjust ring volume by press ç or è on the keypad to decrease or

increase ringer volume.

• Style

There are three tone styles for VIP-150T. Move the “>” symbol by press ç

or è on the keypad to select the tone style preferred, then press OK to

confirm it.

(v) Network

• Information

User can press ç or è to check current network status:

Mode: Display current network connection mode of VIP-150T to be Static

(Fixed IP), DHCP, or PPPoE.

IP, Mask, Gateway: display current IP information.

• Network Mode

Set up network mode of VIP-150T to be Static (Fixed IP), DHCP, or PPPoE.

• IP address

Set up IP address of VIP-150T.

• Subnet Mask:

Set up subnet mask address of VIP-150T.

• Default Gateway

Set default gateway address of VIP-150T.

• Domain Name Server

Set IP address of Domain Name Server. Once VIP-150T can connect to DNS

server, user can set URL address for Proxy server or Phone book instead

of IP address.

• PPPoE Configuration

User Name

Set PPPoE connection authentication user name.

Password

Set PPPoE connection authentication password.

• Auto Re-connect

Choose ON or OFF to enable or disable this function. If user enables this

function, after PPPoE disconnected, VIP-150T will automatically reboot to

re-connect, and after reboot, if VIP-150T still can’t connect with server, VIP-

150T will keep trying to connect. On the other hand, if user disables this

function, VIP-150T won’t reboot and keep trying to connect.

• SNTP Configuration

SNTP Mode:

User can set SNTP function to be on or off, which means VIP-150T will

capture current time from SNTP server or not.

SNTP Server:

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