NEC of America 8WV WLAN Phone User Manual 1
NEC Corporation of America WLAN Phone Users Manual 1
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al nti fid on MH240 Wireless IP Telephone NE Inf ro nti aC SETUP GUIDE Preliminary Issue, January 2008 C NE nti fid on aC ro nti Inf al al nti LIABILITY DISCLAIMER on fid NEC Infrontia Corporation reserves the right to change the specifications, functions, or features, at any time, without notice. NEC Infrontia Corporation has prepared this document for use by its employees and customers. The information contained herein is the property of NEC Infrontia Corporation and shall not be reproduced without prior written approval from NEC Infrontia Corporation. All brand names and product names on this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. aC Copyright 2008 NE Inf ro nti NEC Infrontia Corporation C NE nti fid on aC ro nti Inf al TABLE OF CONTENTS nti al 1 SETUP OF THE PHONE • MH240 SETUP PROCEDURE ................................................................. 1 • SETUP FROM MH240 .............................................................................. 2 • POWER ON MH240 .................................................................................. 3 • INITIALIZE MH240 .................................................................................... 4 • PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE .............................................. 5 • WIRELESS SETTINGS............................................................................. 6 aC on fid Set the Profile Name: .............................................................................................................6 Set the ESSID (Manual): ........................................................................................................7 Set the ESSID (AP Scan):......................................................................................................8 Set the Security (OPEN):.......................................................................................................9 Set the Security (WEP):.......................................................................................................10 Set the Security (WPA-PSK):..............................................................................................11 Set the Security (WPA2-PSK): ...........................................................................................12 Set the Security (WPA):.......................................................................................................13 Set the Security (WPA2):.....................................................................................................15 Set the DHCP (IP): ................................................................................................................17 Set the IP Address: ..............................................................................................................17 Set the Net Mask: .................................................................................................................18 Set the Gateway:...................................................................................................................19 Set the DNS Primary: ...........................................................................................................20 Set the DNS Secondary:......................................................................................................21 Set the Handover List:.........................................................................................................22 • SIP SETTINGS......................................................................................... 23 ro nti Set the DHCP (SIP):..............................................................................................................23 Set the SIP Proxy: ................................................................................................................23 Set the SIP Port: ...................................................................................................................24 Set the Register: ...................................................................................................................24 Set the Register Port: ..........................................................................................................24 Set the User ID:.....................................................................................................................25 Set the User Password:.......................................................................................................25 Set the Phone No.: ...............................................................................................................26 • CONFIG PASSWORD SETTINGS........................................................ 27 Inf Set the New Config Password: ..........................................................................................27 Change the Config Password: ...........................................................................................27 NE 2.MENU LIST • CONFIG MENU LIST .............................................................................. 29 3.TROUBLE SHOOTING • MESSAGE MEANINGS AND SUGGESTIONS................................... 33 • TROUBLES AND SUGGESTIONS ....................................................... 34 4.SPECIFICATIONS • TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................... 35 NE Inf ro nti aC on fid nti al This page is for your notes. ii 1 SETUP OF THE PHONE al • MH240 SETUP PROCEDURE Note From MH240 main unit 2. Using IP Phone Manager for MH240 via USB cable 3. Using IP Phone Manager for MH240 via WLAN connection fid 1. nti MH240 can be setup by one of the following procedures. NE Inf ro nti aC on Note: To set certificate for WLAN authentication, be sure to use IP Phone Manager for MH240. The data can not be set from MH240. • SETUP FROM MH240 Follow the procedure below to setup MH240 from the phone. Be sure to change the battery before this setup procedure. nti al START Power on MH240. Initialize MH240 data as required. Place MH240 in configuration mode. Setup the config data. WLAN authentication related certificate copy is not available. Use IP Phone Manager for MH240. Make sure that the assigned data has been reflected on the MH240. Inf ro nti aC on fid Post Installation Test NE END • POWER ON MH240 STEP1: Press and hold key for 2 seconds or more. The start screen appears as follow. The screen is placed in Standby mode. fid STEP2: nti al Note: About 30 seconds will be required for displaying the start screen. NE Inf ro nti aC on 1/ 1 Tue 12:00AM 240 • INITIALIZE MH240 Initialize MH240 as required. By doing this procedure, the following data will be initialized. Config (configuration data) Directory al Call History Speed Dial / Preset Dial nti Date & Time Password Press key in Standby mode to display the main menu. fid STEP1: Press to go to “1.Config” menu. Press STEP4: Press Password Password: 12 OK **** Clear and hold for 1 second or more about each key. Inf STEP3: ro nti aC STEP2: on 1/ 1 Tue 12:00AM 240 to initialize the phone. NE Note: The phone will automatically reboot. Debug Menu 1.Version 2.Syslog 3.Telnet 4.g-serial 5.Debug Monitor Mode • PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE To set administrator-related data such as Network, WLAN and SIP data, place the phone in Config mode. Config Password entry is required to do this. Press key in Standby mode to display the main menu. al STEP1: Press to go to “1.Config” menu. fid STEP2: nti 1/ 1 Tue 12:00AM 240 Password on Password: 12 Enter Config Password (4 digits) to view “1.Config” menu. aC STEP3: OK NE Inf ro nti Note: When the phone has been initialized, please enter new Config Password. Config 1.Wireless 2.SIP Setteings 3.Config Password **** Clear • WIRELESS SETTINGS nti on fid Set the Profile Name Set the ESSID (Manual) Set the ESSID (AP Scan) Set the Security (OPEN) Set the Security (WEP) Set the Security (WPA-PSK) Set the Security (WPA2-PSK) Set the Security (WPA) Set the Security (WPA2) Set the DHCP (IP) Set the IP Address (Required when Selecting Fixed IP) Set the Net Mask (Required when Selecting Fixed IP) Set the Gateway (Required when Selecting Fixed IP) Set the DNS Primary (Required when Selecting Fixed IP) Set the DNS Secondary (Required when Selecting Fixed IP) Set the Handover List al This section explains the wireless data for the phone. The following items are covered here. Set the Profile Name: Factory Default: 1.DEFAULT (2 to 9 are blank) Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press aC STEP1: ro nti to view Profile Select menu. Press STEP4: Press Back to go to Profile Name edit screen. Prof. Name Office1 NE 1.DEFAULT 2.3. 4. Delete OK key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. Inf STEP3: Prof. Select 12 STEP5: Edit Profile Name you want and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press to save. OK Clear Set the ESSID (Manual): Factory Default: default (1.DEFAULT) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. to go to ESSID edit screen. on ESSID aC wireless1 ab STEP5: Edit ESSID you want to connect and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press NE Inf ro nti to save. OK Clear Set the ESSID (AP Scan): Factory Default: default (1.DEFAULT) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. to scan AP and then view Scanned ESSID list. AP Scan ro nti aC on AP Scanning Press STEP6: Press wireless1 wireless2 default hogehoge OK Back key to select ESSID you want to connect and then press “OK” soft key. to save. NE Inf STEP5: AP Scan Set the Security (OPEN): Factory Default: OPEN STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select STEP3: Press STEP4: Press fid nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK” soft key. to go to Security setting screen. Security STEP6: Press key to select “OPEN” and then press to save. NE Inf ro nti Press aC on OPEN WEP WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA STEP5: Back key. Set the Security (WEP): Factory Default: OPEN STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK” soft key. to go to Security setting screen. Security Press STEP6: Press Press key. to go to Key Index setting screen. Key Index 1.Index 2.Index 3.Index 4.Index Press NE STEP9: to go to WEP Key edit screen. Key abcdefghij123 12 Edit WEP Key (HEX or ASCII) and then press “OK” soft key. STEP10: Press Back key to select a Key Index and then press “OK” soft key. STEP8: OK Inf STEP7: key to select “WEP” and then press ro nti STEP5: aC on OPEN WEP WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA to save. 10 OK Clear Set the Security (WPA-PSK): Factory Default: OPEN STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK” soft key. to go to Security setting screen. Security key to select “WPA-PSK” and then press Press 1.TKIP 2.AES Press key. AES abcdefghij123 12 STEP8: WPA-PSK Edit TKIP or AES Key (ASCII) and then press “OK” soft key. NE STEP7: key. key to select an encryption “1.TKIP” or “2.AES” and then press Inf STEP6: Press ro nti STEP5: aC on OPEN WEP WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA to save. 11 OK Clear Set the Security (WPA2-PSK): Factory Default: OPEN STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK” soft key. to go to Security setting screen. Security key to select “WPA2-PSK” and then press Press 1.TKIP 2.AES Press key. AES abcdefghij123 12 STEP8: WPA2-PSK Edit TKIP or AES Key (ASCII) and then press “OK” soft key. NE STEP7: key. key to select an encryption “1.TKIP” or “2.AES” and then press Inf STEP6: Press ro nti STEP5: aC on OPEN WEP WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA to save. 12 OK Clear Set the Security (WPA): Factory Default: OPEN STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK” soft key. to go to Security setting screen. Security key to select “WPA” and then press Press Press WPA 1.TKIP 2.AES AES 1.EAP 2.Identity 3.User Name 4.Password 5.CA Cert. to set EAP type to PEAP. NE STEP7: key. key to select an encryption “1.TKIP” or “2.AES” and then press Inf STEP6: Press ro nti STEP5: aC on OPEN WEP WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA 13 key. STEP8: Press to go to User Name edit screen. Ken STEP9: Edit User Name and then press “OK” soft key. STEP10: Press to go Password edit screen. OK Clear nti ab al User Name fid Password aaabbbccc111 on 12 OK STEP11: Edit Password and then press “OK” soft key. to save. aC STEP12: Press NE Inf ro nti NOTE: If you want to set TLS as EAP type, please use IP Phone Manager for MH240. 14 Clear Set the Security (WPA2): Factory Default: OPEN STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK” soft key. to go to Security setting screen. Security key to select “WPA2” and then press Press Press WPA2 1.TKIP 2.AES AES 1.EAP 2.Identity 3.User Name 4.Password 5.CA Cert. to set EAP type to PEAP. NE STEP7: key. key to select an encryption “1.TKIP” or “2.AES” and then press Inf STEP6: Press ro nti STEP5: aC on WEP WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK WPA WPA2 15 key. STEP8: Press to go to User Name edit screen. Ken STEP9: Edit User Name and then press “OK” soft key. STEP10: Press to go Password edit screen. OK Clear nti ab al User Name fid Password aaabbbccc111 on 12 OK STEP11: Edit Password and then press “OK” soft key. to save. aC STEP12: Press NE Inf ro nti NOTE: If you want to set TLS as EAP type, please use IP Phone Manager for MH240. 16 Clear Set the DHCP (IP): Factory Default: Fixed IP STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK STEP4: Press STEP5: Press STEP6: Press fid Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. to enable DHCP. to save. to return to Standby mode. on STEP3: Back Set the IP Address: Factory Default: 172.16.1.240 (1.DEFAULT) Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press aC STEP1: ro nti to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press to go to IP Address edit screen. Inf STEP3: IP Address 172 . NE Back 12 STEP5: Edit IP Address you want and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press to save. 17 16 . 1 . 200 OK Clear Set the Net Mask: Factory Default: 255.255.0.0 (1.DEFAULT) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK fid Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press to go to Net Mask edit screen. on Net Mask aC 255 . 255 . 0 . 0 STEP5: Edit Net Mask you want and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press NE Inf ro nti to save. 18 12 OK Clear Set the Gateway: Factory Default: STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. to go to Gateway edit screen. aC on Gateway STEP5: Edit Gateway you want and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press NE Inf ro nti to save. 19 172 . 16 . 0 . 1 12 OK Clear Set the DNS Primary: Factory Default: STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. to go to DNS Primary edit screen. aC on DNS Pri 172 . 16 . 0 . 2 12 OK STEP5: Edit DNS Primary you want and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press NE Inf ro nti to save. 20 Clear Set the DNS Secondary: Factory Default: STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. Delete OK Press STEP4: Press fid STEP3: Back key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key. to go to DNS Secondary edit screen. aC on DNS Sec 172 . 16 . 0 . 3 12 OK STEP5: Edit DNS Secondary you want and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press NE Inf ro nti to save. 21 Clear Set the Handover List: Factory Default: DEFAULT STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press al to view Handover List. HandoverList nti 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. STEP3: Press STEP4: Press “OK” soft key to view profile list. Back fid OK key to select a profile area you want and then press “OK” soft key. Prof. Select Press STEP6: Press Save key to select a profile you want to add and then press “Save” soft key. to save. NE Inf ro nti STEP5: aC on Office1 Office2 Office3 Office4 22 Back • SIP SETTINGS This section explains the SIP data for the phone. The following items are covered here. nti al Set the DHCP (SIP) Set the SIP Proxy Set the SIP Port Set the Register Set the Register Port Set the User ID Set the User Password Set the Phone No. fid Set the DHCP (SIP): Factory Default: Disable STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to go to DHCP (SIP) menu. on Auto(DHCP) aC 1.Disable 2.Enable STEP3: Press to enable DHCP (SIP). STEP4: Press to save. OK Back ro nti NOTE: This feature will not work well without DHCP Server supporting SIP option. Set the SIP Proxy: Factory Default: 172.16.0.10 (SIP Proxy1) Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press Inf STEP1: to go to SIP Proxy1 edit screen. SIP Proxy1 NE 172.16.0.10 12 STEP3: Edit SIP Proxy (IP Address or FQDN) and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press to save. 23 OK Clear Set the SIP Port: Factory Default: 5070 (SIP Port1) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to go to SIP Port1 edit screen. nti al SIP Port1 5070 STEP3: Edit SIP Prort and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press to save. Clear on Set the Register: Factory Default: 172.16.0.10 OK fid 12 STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press Register 172.16.0.10 ro nti aC to go to Register edit screen. 12 OK STEP3: Edit Register (IP Address or FQDN) and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press Clear to save. Inf Set the Register Port: Factory Default: 5070 STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to go to Register Port edit screen. NE RegisterPort 5070 12 STEP3: Edit Register Port and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press to save. 24 OK Clear Set the User ID: Factory Default: 240 STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to go to User ID edit screen. 240 nti al User ID STEP3: Edit User ID and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press to save. OK Clear fid 12 on NOTE: User ID you set will be copied to Phone No automatically. Set the User Password: Factory Default: - Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press aC STEP1: ro nti to go to User Password edit screen. STEP3: Edit User Password and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press NE Inf to save. 25 User Passwd cccaaa222 12 OK Clear Set the Phone No.: Factory Default: 240 STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to go to Phone No. edit screen. 240 nti al Phone No. OK fid 12 STEP3: Edit Phone No. and then press “OK” soft key. STEP4: Press to save. NE Inf ro nti aC on NOTE: Phone No. you set will be displayed in Standby mode screen. 26 Clear • CONFIG PASSWORD SETTINGS This section explains the Config Password for the phone. The following items are covered here. al Set the New Config Password Change the Config Password Set the New Config Password: Press to go to New Config Password edit screen. nti STEP1: Password fid New Password: 12 OK STEP2: Edit New Config Password (4 digits) and then press “OK” soft key. STEP3: Press on to return to Standby mode. 0000 Clear NOTE: This procedure is available only when MH240 has been initialized. aC Change the Config Password: STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press ro nti Password Old Password: 12 OK **** Clear Enter current Config Password and then press “OK” soft key. Inf STEP3: to go to Old Password confirmation screen. Password NE New Password: 12 STEP4: Enter New Config Password and then Press “OK” soft key. STEP5: Press to return to Standby mode. 27 OK 9999 Clear NE Inf ro nti aC on fid nti al This page is for your notes. 28 2.MENU LIST al • CONFIG MENU LIST Menu 1.Wireless 2.SIP Settings 3.Config Password Default Remarks Need Config Password NE Inf ro nti aC on fid Category Config [MENU-5-3-1] nti The following shows Config menu list of MH240 with the default values and remarks as required. 29 Category Menu Default Remarks 1.Wireless (alphanumeric characters) default 1.Index 1 2.Index 2 3.Index 3 4.Index 4 (alphanumeric characters) 1.Index 1 1.EAP (alphanumeric characters) (alphanumeric characters) 8 to 64 bytes 8 to 63 bytes (alphanumeric characters) (alphanumeric characters) 8 to 64 bytes 8 to 63 bytes 1.MD5 2.TLS 3.PEAP (alphanumeric characters) (alphanumeric characters) (alphanumeric characters) aC 2.Identity 3.User Name 4.Password 5.CA Cert. 6.User Cert. 7.Private Key 1.MD5 2.TLS 3.PEAP (alphanumeric characters) (alphanumeric characters) (alphanumeric characters) ro nti 1.EAP 2.Identity 3.User Name 4.Password 5.CA Cert. 6.User Cert. 7.Private Key Inf 4.Advanced 01.Channel 02.Data Rate NE 32bytes [64bit] 5 characters (ASCII) 10 characters (HEX) [128bit] 13 characters (ASCII) 26 characters (HEX) on WPA-PSK 1.TKIP 2.AES WPA2-PSK 1.TKIP 2.AES WPA 1.TKIP 2.AES WPA2 1.TKIP 2.AES (alphanumeric characters) fid 2.Key 18bytes al 1.Wireless 1.Profile Name 2.ESSID 1.Manual 2.AP Scan 3.Secrity OPEN WEP 1.Key Index nti 1.Profile 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 03.TX Power 04.Roam Threshold 05.Roam Delta 06.Nprobes 07.Scan Threshold 08.Packet Los Count 09.Active Time 10.Home Time (Channel 1 to 11) 01.Auto 02.1Mbps 03.2Mbps 04.5.5Mbps 05.6Mbps 06.9Mbps 07.11Mbps 08.12Mbps 09.18Mbps 10.24Mbps 11.36Mbps 12.48Mbps 13.54Mbps 01.High 02.Middle 03.Low (-90 to -40) (0 to 40) (0 to 10) (-90 to -40) (0 to 50) (0 to 100) (0 to 100) 30 32bytes 40bytes 40bytes N/A N/A N/A 32bytes 40bytes 40bytes N/A N/A N/A 01.Auto 01.High Menu 2.Handover List (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) 1.DEFAULT 2. 3. 4. 5. 2.SIP Settings 1.SIP Proxy 1.Auto(DHCP) 2.SIP Proxy1 3.SIP Port1 4.SIP Proxy2 5.SIP Port2 6.SIP Proxy3 7.SIP Port3 8.SIP Proxy4 9.SIP Port4 2.Register 3.Regster Port 4.User ID on 3.Payload Size 4.DTMF Mode Inf 5.Jitter Buffer 6.VM Number 7.Prefix Number 1. 2. 3. 4. 172.16.0.10 5070 240 (numeric characters) 240 (0 to 3600 sec) 1.Auto 2.G.711u 3.G.711a 4.G.729A 20/30/40/50/60/70/80 ms 1.Inband 2.Outband(RFC2833) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) 1800sec 2.G.711u ro nti 7.Advanced 1.Resister Timer 2.Codec 172.16.1.240 255.255.255.0 (alphanumeric characters) aC 5.Use Password 6.Phone No. Remarks FQDN also available 1024 to 65535 FQDN also available 1024 to 65535 FQDN also available 1024 to 65535 FQDN also available 1024 to 65535 FQDN also available 1024 to 65535 32bytes alphanumeric characters also available 40bytes numeric characters also available 32bytes alphanumeric characters also available fid (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) (numeric characters) Default al 2.IP Setting 1.Fixed IP 1.IP Address 2.Net Mask 3.Gateway 4.DNS Primary 5.DNS Secondary 2.DHCP nti Category (numeric characters) 3.Config Password (4 digits) New Password (4 digits) NE Old Password 31 30ms 1.Inband *8 40bytes 32bytes • CHARACTER CODE LIST The following shows character code list when your phone is in edit mode. Character Code List 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th ” ’ 11th on fid nti ¥ NE Inf aC ro nti [space] 10th al 1st 32 3.TROUBLE SHOOTING al • MESSAGE MEANINGS AND SUGGESTIONS nti The following shows the meanings and suggestions of messages that may be displayed on your phone. Message Meaning & Suggestion The entered password is not correct. Enter the correct password. [Low Battery] Please charge it Battery charge level is low. Charge the battery. [Directory] No Input Name You do not edit Name of Directory. Edit Name. [Directory] Directory is Full The number of entries reaches the maximum. To add new entry, delete some entries in advance. [Handy KeyLock] Handy KeyLock Enabled Displayed when your phone is locked. [Handy KeyLock] Handy KeyLock Disabled Displayed when your phone is unlocked. [Password Lock] PASSWORD Lock Enabled Displayed when your phone is locked with password. on aC ro nti Entered value is out of range. Enter the value of X to Y. NE Inf [Setting] X to Y is input fid [Password] UnAuthorized! 33 • TROUBLES AND SUGGESTIONS The following shows suggestions on how to resolve MH240 operation problems. Confirm the following before making a call: Is power ON? ) displayed? Symptom Suggestion key and hold more than 2 seconds. Insert the battery to your phone properly. Charge the battery. Unlock your phone if lock icon ( Unlock your phone if “Handy KeyLock” is displayed. Check the receiving signal strength. Check the battery when Apart your phone more than 50cm from Access Point. ) is displayed. is indicated. aC Communication is lost, audio break-up occurs… Press fid Can not operate keys on the phone… on Can not power on the phone… When you are in area where sufficient signal can not be obtain, move to other area. SIP server registration is uncompleted. If this occurs, please contact your network administrator. )… ro nti Can not see Antenna Icon ( nti Is Antenna icon ( al Is battery charged? Can not sustain battery power… Insert the battery to your phone properly. Place the battery on the proper position of your cradle. Replace the battery. Make sure that phone number of your phone. To change the phone number, please contact your network administrator. When your phone is placed in courtesy mode, cancel it. Courtesy icon ( ) appears when your phone is in this mode. Check ring volume and adjust except “Off”. Inf Can not make or receive a call… NE The phone does not ring… 34 4.SPECIFICATIONS al • TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS nti The following shows the technical specifications of MH240. Item Specifications AC Adapter Operation Temperature fid 0 to 35 °C 10 to 90 % 135.0 × 48.0 × 17.6 mm 94.36 g CSA60950-1 FCC Part 15 Class B RSS-210 HAC NE Inf ro nti Operating Humidity Dimension Weight Certification and Compliance on Battery Battery Life IEEE802.11b/g G.711, G.729a, Payload Size: 20 to 80 ms SIP (RFC3261), NEC Enhanced SIP IEEE802.1x (EAP-TLS, PEAP) WEP (64 bit / 128 bit), TKIP, AES Monochrome LCD, 120 × 90 pixels Call History, Directory, Speed Dial, Courtesy Mode Ring Tone : selectable from 16 kinds Ring Volume : selectable from 5 levels Lithium Ion Battery, 3.7 V - 850 mAh Talk Time : up to 3 hours Standby Time : up to 90 hours INPUT : AC 100 V to 120 V, 50/60 Hz, 0.3 A OUTPUT : DC 5 V, 1 A DC Plug : miniUSB (typeB) plug aC Wireless Interface Codec Control Protocol Authentication Encryption LCD Main Feature Ringer 35 NE Inf ro nti aC on fid nti al This page is for your notes. 36 C NE nti fid on aC ro nti Inf al al nti fid on aC ro nti Inf NE Manufacture: 2-3, Kandatsukasa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8532, Japan
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