HCL Yap Jack Plus, User Manual

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Yap Jack Plus User’s Guide – Chapter 1
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Yap Jack Plus * Ready *.
For
example, if you enter “Good Morning” as the
Custom Name, the LCD will display
Good
Morning * Ready * .
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Call Duration Display —You can now display the
duration of a call during the call, after the call, or
both.
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Cost of Call Display —You can now choose
whether or not the device will display the cost of
a call. The cost of the call will be displayed in the
currency defined in the user’s Net2Phone
account.
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Primary and Backup ISP Configs —You can
now specify a primary and backup dial-up ISP
and the amount of times each dial-up call is
attempted. (Default: 3)
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Full Character Support —Full character support
is now available for the ISP phone number field
and beta upgrade server fields (version 1.2.3
supported only numeric characters). Additionally,
support for the “!” character was added for all
menu fields.
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Configurable DNS Entries —You can configure
the DNS servers that the Yap Jack Plus utilizes
after connecting to a dial-up service. By default,
the Yap Jack Plus will attempt to use the DNS
servers provided by the ISP. If the ISP does not
provide DNS servers, it will use those entered in
the Yap Jack Plus. (
Note : Net2Phone’s DNS
server is entered by default.)
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Configurable Voice Headers —You can switch
between N2P and RTP voice headers, depending
on Net2Phone network routing. This value
should only be modified if directed to by a
Net2Phone reseller or Net2Phone support.
(Default: RTP)
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Frames per Packet Setting —If you encounter
poor call quality because of bandwidth issues,
you can change the frames per packet setting to
1, 2 or 3. The default setting is 2. 1 can be used
when the connection is good, 3 when the
connection is poor.