Netphone KE1020A/KE1021A User’s Manual
1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 3 2. Package Contents................................................................................................................................................... 3 3. Component Illustration .......................................................................................................................................... 3 4.
1. Introduction The Netphone-KE1020A/KE1021A is a user-friendly VoIP phone that looks very similar to a regular phone but uses the Internet for voice communication. Whether you are a corporate user with an enterprise intranet or a home user with a regular Internet connection you will experience significant toll savings by using your Netphone. The Netphone is capable of communicating with any regular land or mobile phone as well having the ability to call other Netphones.
Figure 2——Side View 3 1——RJ-45 input port 2——RJ-45 output port [KE1020A does not have this port] 3——Power Port 2 1 4. Character Strings Corresponding Keys: Key Characters 1 . ,' ？ ！" 1 - 2 a bc 2ABC2 3 def3DEF3 4 ghi4GHI4 5 jkl5JKL5 6 mno6MNO6 7 pqrs7PQRS7 8 tuv8TUV8 9 wxyz9WXYZ9 0 * ()@0-*& * If you need to enter alphabetic characters or a numeric sequence then press the corresponding key above repeatedly until the character you require is displayed.
KE1020A KE1020A The phone should now be connected as in the diagram above. Within 30 seconds of being connected to the Internet your Netphone should display “Ready For Calls”. If it does, then no other configuration is necessary – you can make calls. If the phone continues to say “Please Wait” or “Wait Logon” for more than 30 seconds then it has not been able to connect to the Internet – consult the Problems and Solutions section of this guide.
5.2.3 PPPoE Users’ Parameter Settings Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the main menu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to scroll and select ‘TCP/IP Settings’. A. Do not use DHCP Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Use DHCP’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input 0 to disable DHCP. B. Use PPPoE Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Use PPPoE’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input 1 to enable PPPoE. C.
NOTE: When you finish set- up, press ‘SET/OK’ to confirm or ‘ESC’ to cancel. If you input your setting accordingly, the LCD will display the new setting. Otherwise, the LCD will display ‘Input Invalid’; press ESC to return to your previous setting. 5.2.5 Account Settings Press ‘SET/OK’ to the main menu, use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Account Settings. A. Set phone number Press ‘SET/OK’ to the submenu, use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Phone Number’.
Pick up the Netphone handset, dial 075588889999CALL after hearing the dial tone. 6.3 Call Forwarding Every Netphone has call forwarding capability, when the user is not online the incoming call can be forwarded to a preset telephone number. Settings: Enter the user system and click on the manual’s main page to set the forwarded number. The number must accord with service carrier’s dialing rule. Please type in the target number the called is forwarded to.
This service is categorized into two types: Once Dialing and Twice Dialing. Once Dialing: Users with this service will have their Netphone numbers bundled with a regular local phone number of a certain place, and people will only have dial that bundled local phone number to reach the subscribing Netphone user. Example: A Mexico Netphone user 6667777 bundles with a U.S Los Angeles regular phone number 1-213-000-0000, then friends in the U.
z z z z Enter the maximum number of people you will likely be conferencing with at one time. In some circumstances a password will be required for the Host and Participant to be involved in the conference. Click on the check boxes to select the defaults of 1234 and 4321 to be the password or change them to something else you will remember easily. (If you do not click on the check boxes a random password will be chosen and advised to you.) Click Submit and your conference feature will be established.
B. Host initiates the Conference by dialing, host access number + #. C. Participant dials participant access number + #. Participant will hear the prompt ‘To join a conference, press 1. To listen to a conference recording, press 2. To access your messages, press 3. To leave a voice mail, press the star key’. Participant should then press 1 and will hear the prompt “Please enter conference ID”. Participant should then enter the conference ID (Host’s Phone number) followed by #.
7.4.1Query PhoneBook Press SET/OK to the submenu and use UP and DOWN to select ‘Query PhoneBook’. Press SET/OK and use UP and DOWN to do query. 7.4.2Add new numbers Press SET/OK to the submenu and use UP and DOWN to select ‘Add PhoneNumber’. Press SET/OK to add new numbers. Note: The limit is 112 pieces records. 7.4.3Delete Phone Number in the PhoneBook A prompt to delete your phone number would pop up if you press SET/OK after entering your PhoneBook. Press SET/OK to add new numbers. 7.
contact’s phone number. Press SET/OK to add. 7.10.3Modify or delete SpeedDial number Press M1---M8 speed dial to be modified or deleted. Press SET/OK to delete the currently stored speed dial. Press SET/OK if you wish to enter new details for this speed dial. Otherwise, if you wish to leave the SpeedDial empty just press ESC. Please press SET/OK to save the changes when prompted to. Note: Speed dials can not be modified. You must delete the speed dial and then enter a replacement. 8.
z 16ms echo cancellation z Dynamic buffer management—minimize effect to voice quality caused by audio delay jitter 9.2 Standard and Protocol z IEEE 802.3 10 Base-T z G.711A, G.711µ, G.723.1 5.3K/6.3 Kbps and G.729 audio codec z H.323 z Abbreviation dial plan z TCP/IP: Internet Transport and Control Protocol z RTP: Real-time Transport Protocol z RTCP: Real-time Control Protocol z G.723.1、G.729 VAD/CNG economical bandwidth z G.
