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Hitachi Cable WirelessIP 3000, User Manual

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User list..................................................................................................................................................................................5-3

 

Block list ................................................................................................................................................................................5-7

 

Status ..................................................................................................................................................................................5-11

 

Setting .................................................................................................................................................................................5-12

 

Chapter 6 

Other settings......................................................................................................................... 6-1 

Manner mode On/Off.............................................................................................................................................................6-2

 

Setting/Ending keylock ..........................................................................................................................................................6-3

 

Settings menu........................................................................................................................................................................6-5

 

Password/lock mode selection ..............................................................................................................................................6-6

 

Ringer/vibrator.......................................................................................................................................................................6-8

 

Alarm .....................................................................................................................................................................................6-9

 

Volume adjustment..............................................................................................................................................................6-10

 

Error Notification..................................................................................................................................................................6-11

 

Service  LED ...................................................................................................................................................................6-11

 

Error message.................................................................................................................................................................6-12

 

Error log ..........................................................................................................................................................................6-12

 

Information display ..............................................................................................................................................................6-14

 

TCP/IP.............................................................................................................................................................................6-14

 

Wireless networking........................................................................................................................................................6-15

 

SIP ..................................................................................................................................................................................6-15

 

MAC address value.........................................................................................................................................................6-16

 

Web server......................................................................................................................................................................6-16

 

Version............................................................................................................................................................................6-17

 

Equipment settings..............................................................................................................................................................6-18

 

Time ................................................................................................................................................................................6-18

 

Contrast...........................................................................................................................................................................6-21

 

Font size..........................................................................................................................................................................6-21

 

Language setting.............................................................................................................................................................6-22

 

Deleting user data...........................................................................................................................................................6-23

 

Chapter 7 

Maintenance............................................................................................................................ 7-1 

Maintenance menu................................................................................................................................................................7-2

 

Network search......................................................................................................................................................................7-3

 

Ping .......................................................................................................................................................................................7-5

 

Network connections .............................................................................................................................................................7-8

 

Chapter 8 

Web settings........................................................................................................................... 8-1 

WirelessIP 3000 web settings ...............................................................................................................................................8-2

 

Overview ...........................................................................................................................................................................8-2

 

When setting via TELNET:................................................................................................................................................8-2

 

Access restrictions ............................................................................................................................................................8-2

 

General User Menu ...............................................................................................................................................................8-3

 

Main ..................................................................................................................................................................................8-3

 

Phone book.......................................................................................................................................................................8-4

 

Changing the Password..................................................................................................................................................8-12

 

Chapter 9 

Appendix................................................................................................................................. 9-1 

Troubleshooting.....................................................................................................................................................................9-2

 

Text input mode.....................................................................................................................................................................9-3

 

Number pad equivalence table .........................................................................................................................................9-3

 

Character input method.....................................................................................................................................................9-4

 

Menu screens........................................................................................................................................................................9-6

 

Specifications ........................................................................................................................................................................9-7

 

Glossary ................................................................................................................................................................................9-8

 

INDEX....................................................................................................................................................................................9-9

 

Summary of Contents for WirelessIP 3000

Page 1: ... Thank you for purchasing the WirelessIP 3000 Please carefully read and understand this User s Manual before using the product After reading this manual please keep it close at hand for use any time you need it WirelessIP 3000 User s Manual TD61 2899 ...

Page 2: ...incorrect operation power failure or other external factors z After sales service We request that you write down in a memo or otherwise store any information that you yourself have registered in this product This company has no obligation concerning changes to or loss of any information and bears no responsibility for this whatsoever During repairs for a breakdown data created by the customer or l...

Page 3: ...Equipment VCCI This product is intended for use in home environments but if it is used near radio or TV receivers it may cause interference with reception Please use this product correctly as explained in this user s manual Caution concerning the Radio Law and wireless LAN The wireless device used in this product has received special wireless device certification as a low power data communications...

Page 4: ...xample installing a partition wall z Besides that if this product should cause harmful electromagnetic interference in a special low power wireless station used for identifying a mobile unit or in an amateur wireless station or some other problem occurs please inquire at the store from which you made your purchase Built in 2 4GHz band IEEE801 11b wireless LAN functions Usage frequency band Wireles...

Page 5: ...e or aviation facilities a high speed train bullet train or a hospital Electromagnetic interference could cause electronic equipment to malfunction and result in an accident z Do not use this product with wet hands This can result in electrical shock z Never use this product in any location where it can be easily wet by water or other liquid such as near a sink or hot tub z Never disassemble or al...

Page 6: ...ntal changes such as locations subject to direct sunlight or near a heater or air conditioner This can cause deformation discoloration fire and breakdown z Do not drop the product or subject it to strong shocks Doing so may cause injury or breakdown z Do not use or leave this product in any location subject to high humidity or dust Doing so may break this product z Do not use this product near a r...

Page 7: ...ow can cause rupture heat and battery fluid leakage Do not wrap this battery pack with tape or otherwise process it This battery pack may emit gas Do not attempt to disassemble or alter the battery pack Do not place any tool or other metal or electrically conductive item on the battery pack or let such item fall onto the battery pack Keep water and seawater off and out of the battery pack z Failur...

Page 8: ...wet hands during charging Do not place any heavy object on the power cord or pinch it between objects Use this product somewhere out of the reach of infants and small children Plug the AC adaptor all the way into the electrical socket Plug the AC adaptor into its own socket not into a multi socket tap or extension cord Check that the power plug or AC adaptor is free from dust before plugging into ...

Page 9: ...in the ranges of 0 40 C and 10 90 humidity Do not use or leave this product in any location subject to high humidity or dust or poor ventilation When plugging or unplugging the AC adaptor do not pull on the power cord Never use paint thinner or benzine to clean this product This can cause deterioration of the case or paint peeling Normally wipe this product with a soft cloth If it is quite dirty d...

Page 10: ...ng one item from the call log 2 7 Deleting the entire call log 2 8 Various operation methods 2 9 Redial 2 9 Calling from the call log 2 9 Call from phone book 2 10 Caller ID 2 12 Hold function 2 14 Call waiting 2 15 Hold transfer 2 16 Chapter 3 Phone book 3 1 Phone book menu 3 2 Phone book registration 3 3 Registration from phone book menu 3 3 Registration from a telephone number 3 5 Registration ...

Page 11: ...b server 6 16 Version 6 17 Equipment settings 6 18 Time 6 18 Contrast 6 21 Font size 6 21 Language setting 6 22 Deleting user data 6 23 Chapter 7 Maintenance 7 1 Maintenance menu 7 2 Network search 7 3 Ping 7 5 Network connections 7 8 Chapter 8 Web settings 8 1 WirelessIP 3000 web settings 8 2 Overview 8 2 When setting via TELNET 8 2 Access restrictions 8 2 General User Menu 8 3 Main 8 3 Phone boo...

Page 12: ... 1 1 Chapter 1 Overview ...

Page 13: ... conforming with IEEE802 11b standard for wireless LAN wi fi This product supports WEP 64 128 256 bit and WPA PSK TKIP encryption formats Up to 300 contacts can be registered in the phone book Up to 20 calls each can be registered in the incoming and Dialed call logs Calls underway can be put on hold or transferred ...

Page 14: ...et is missing or there is a mistake or omission in the user s manual please contact the store of purchase WirelessIP 3000 1 Charger 1 AC power supply adaptor 1 Battery pack 1 Please recycle after use This battery pack is a recyclable lithium ion battery Please cooperate with the promotion of recycling for example by returning used up battery packs to the store of purchase ...

Page 15: ... menu operation etc 4 Enter Key Choice decision button 5 Multi Function Key Used for menu viewing screen scrolling etc Can be pressed up and down left and right Volume Up Raises the handset and ringer volumes Volume Down Lowers the handset and ringer volumes Side View Front View 1 USB Connector 3 RightSoft Key 2 LeftSoft Key 5 Multi Function Key 6 Send Key 7 End Key 8 Clear Key 4 Enter Key 9 Numbe...

Page 16: ... receiving and making calls 7 End key Used to end a call and to switch the power ON OFF 8 ClearKey Used as the Erase button for character input Used as the Return button for menu viewing 9 Number pad Inputs numbers letters etc 0 9 for dialing etc Also used for menu shortcuts 10 Key lock Locks unlocks the buttons ...

Page 17: ... is an environment where the signals do not reach Shows that the ring mode is in silent mode Shows that the ring mode is in vibrate mode Shows that the alarm is On Displayed when there is an unread message Shows that the keys are locked Key operation is disabled Shows the remaining battery capacity Displays the current presence status Reference P5 11 Status Online Picking up Briefly away from seat...

Page 18: ...ack installation method While pressing the rear cover in direction 1 slide the rear cover in direction 2 and remove it With the precaution label of the battery pack facing up install aligning the battery pack and main unit metal terminals Fit the rear cover into the grooves on the main unit then slide in direction 3 until you hear the cover click into place 1 2 3 ...

Page 19: ... rear cover in direction 2 and remove it Remove the battery pack AC power supply adaptor This product can be charged with the AC adaptor When using the AC power supply adaptor plug the plug into a wall socket and connect the connector to the base of this product or to the rear of the desktop charger You can charge the telephone while you are using it 1 2 ...

Page 20: ...ories Using accessories Charging method Plug the AC power supply adaptor into a socket and connect it to the charger Insert the phone into the top of the charger until the LED lights up blue The LED goes out when the charging is complete ...

Page 21: ... 2 1 Chapter 2 Placing and Receiving Telephone Calls ...

Page 22: ...figure on the right is displayed and the power comes On The messages Loading and Running are displayed in order This processing takes a few seconds If the power supply does not come On charge the battery 2 The standby screen is displayed 1 With the power On if you hold down the key for at least 3 seconds a screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed and the power goes Off After you sw...

Page 23: ...key When making an internal call input the internal line number Sending is displayed on the display and you can hear the ringer at the other end If their name is registered in the contacts list their name is displayed above the telephone number 3 When the other party answers the call time is displayed You can adjust the volume with the and keys When you press the key the phone goes into mute mode ...

Page 24: ...ephone number is displayed on the screen If their name is registered in the contacts list their name is displayed above the telephone number You answer the incoming call by pressing the key When a call is coming in Incoming call is displayed on the display 3 When you answer the call time is displayed When you press the key the phone goes into mute mode and the other party can not hear you at all T...

Page 25: ...with the key you can display the Dialed call log 2 To display the Received call log Select 1 Received call using the keys of the key then press the key The incoming call list is displayed If a name is set for a telephone number that is displayed If not the telephone number is displayed The meanings of the icons displayed in the received call log are as follows Received call log Shows that a call c...

Page 26: ...call log are as follows Dialed call log Shows that an outgoing call was made Details Displays detailed call log information 1 To display detailed call log information select the Received call log or Dialed call log then press the key The following information is displayed Date Name Telephone number Call time With the key of the key you can display the previous call and with its key you can display...

Page 27: ...r Dialed call log Select the call you want to delete from the received call log or dialed call log then press the key to display the sub menu Select 2 Delete using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 A confirmation message is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key When you select Yes the Removed message is displayed ...

Page 28: ...l logs 1 From the call log menu Select 3 Delete all using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 A confirmation message is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key If you select Yes the Removed message is displayed then the display returns to the call log menu ...

Page 29: ...t 3 seconds 2 The last telephone number dialed is redialed The actual operation may vary slightly depending on the equipment connected with Calling from the call log Making a call from a call log 1 In Standby display the Received call log using the key of the key The Dialed call log is displayed with the key When over a name or telephone number press the key A call is made to the selected telephon...

Page 30: ...r 1 By name 2 By Read name 3 By telephone number 4 By group 5 By abbreviated number Select the search method using the keys of the key then press the key Input the characters to search for on the search screen then press the key The search results are displayed as in the figure on the right You can search without inputting the entire search text Suppose that the names Ogawa and Ootani are register...

Page 31: ...ls Various operation methods 3 Select the party to call by pressing the keys then press the key A call is made to the selected telephone number 4 Select the name or telephone number from the search results screen then press the key and detailed information is displayed Name Read name Phone number Group Index ...

Page 32: ...to select the menu Select 5 Setup using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 From the settings menu Select 7 Advanced using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 3 From the equipment settings menu Select 5 Caller ID using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 4 Select On or Off using the keys of the key then confirm with the key ...

Page 33: ...nput a speed dialing number registered in the phone book Speed dialing numbers 0 299 can be registered 2 Press the last digit in the speed dialing number and hold it down for at least 1 second For example for a speed dialing number of 100 hold down the 0 for at least one second 3 A call is made to the registered speed dial number ...

Page 34: ... to put a call on hold The hold tones are played for the other party who is on hold Hold Pressing the key during a call puts the call on hold The hold tone is played for the other party on hold Ending a hold The hold on the call is ended if you press the key during a hold During a call Holding Key ...

Page 35: ...ncoming call tone beeping and displays Standby on the display With some connection equipment this is not possible If you press the key the call is placed on hold and you can receive the new call Switching operation Pressing the key again toggles between the two calls During a call Ringing Holding During a call Telephone number 0312345679 Telephone number 0312345680 Telephone number 0312345681 Key ...

Page 36: ... internal line Calls can only be transferred external line internal or internal internal Press the key to put your current call on hold During a call Phone you want to transfer to Internal number 4 Telephone number 0312345680 Internal number 3 On hold Internal number 4 Telephone number 0312345680 Internal number 3 Key ...

Page 37: ...th the party to transfer to Cutoff is displayed and after about 10 seconds the call is automatically switched back to the external line Also during display if you press the key or key you are immediately switched back to the external line call The actual operation may vary slightly depending on the server used Holding Internal number 4 Telephone number 0312345680 Internal number 3 Holding Internal...

Page 38: ...hods Press the key to select 1 Transfer on the sub menu then press the key The call is transferred During a call Internal number 4 Telephone number 0312345680 Internal number 3 Holding Internal number 4 Telephone number 0312345680 Internal number 3 During a call Key ...

Page 39: ... 3 1 Chapter 3 Phone book ...

Page 40: ...Chapter 3 Phone Book Phone book menu Registering editing and deleting contacts in the phone book 1 In Standby press the key to select the menu Select 1 Phone book using the keys of the key then press the key ...

Page 41: ...of the key then press the key 2 Please enter your information Name Please enter the name After inputting this press the key of the key Read name Please enter the Read name for the name After inputting this press the key of the key Telephone number Please enter the telephone number After inputting this press the key of the key If nothing is input in the read name column during phone book registrati...

Page 42: ...s the key of the key 4 Speed dialing number Please enter the speed dialing number 5 After inputting the necessary information press the key to store the information To revise a value move to the item to be revised with the keys of the key revise its value and press the key to save the information If you press the key without entering the telephone number a warning message like that on the right is...

Page 43: ... the telephone number and press the key to display the sub menu Select 2 Save 2 Please enter your information Name Please enter the name After inputting this press the key of the key Read name Please enter the Read name for the name After inputting this press the key of the key If nothing is input in the read name column during phone book registration No name is displayed ...

Page 44: ...en press the key After inputting this press the key of the key 4 Speed dialing number Please enter the speed dialing number 5 After inputting the necessary information press the key to save the information To revise a value move to the item to be revised with the keys of the key and revise its value Press the key to save the information ...

Page 45: ...the call log Select the number to register press the key to display the sub menu Select 1 Save 2 Input the information Name Please enter the name After inputting this press the key of the key Read name Please enter the Read name for the name After inputting this press the key of the key If nothing is input in the Read name column during phone book registration No name is displayed ...

Page 46: ...eys of the key then press the key After inputting this press the key of the key 4 Speed dialing number Please enter the speed dialing number 5 After inputting the necessary information press the key to save the information To revise a value move to the item to be revised with the keys of the key revise its value and press the key to store the information ...

Page 47: ... key to display the sub menu Select 2 Edit 2 Input the information Name Please enter the name After inputting this press the key of the key Read name Please enter the Read name for the name After inputting this press the key of the key Telephone number Please enter the telephone number After inputting this press the key of the key If nothing is input in the read name column during phone book regis...

Page 48: ... the key After inputting this press the key of the key 4 Speed dialing number Please enter the speed dialing number 5 After inputting the necessary information press the key to save the information To revise a value move to the item to be revised with the keys of the key revise its value and press the key to store the information If you press the key a warning message is displayed ...

Page 49: ...the key 2 To add a group press the key to display the sub menu Select 1 Add 3 Input the group name and save with the key 4 To edit a group select the name of the group to edit using the keys of the key press the key to display the sub menu Select 2 Edit 1 Undefined can not be edited 5 When the group name editing is complete save with the key ...

Page 50: ...o display the sub menu then select 3 Delete 1 Undefined can not be deleted 7 A confirmation message is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key If you select Yes the Removed message is displayed then the display returns to the phone book menu The telephone numbers registered in the deleted group are moved to 1 Undefined ...

Page 51: ... phone book Deleting one data item from the phone book 1 Select 1 Search using the keys of the key then press the key 2 Search for the telephone number you want to delete After selecting the telephone number you want to delete press the key to display the sub menu Then select 3 Delete ...

Page 52: ...ter 3 Phone book Deleting one item from phone book 3 A confirmation message is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key If you select Yes the Removed message is displayed then the display returns to the search menu ...

Page 53: ...ok 1 Select 4 Delete all using the keys of the key then press the key 2 A confirmation message is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 3 If you select Yes the process for deleting the entire phone book is executed The Removed message is displayed then the display returns to the phone book menu ...

Page 54: ... 4 1 Chapter 4 Messaging ...

Page 55: ... Telephone Chapter 4 Messaging Message menu Displaying the Message menu 1 In Standby press the key to select the menu Select 2 Message using the keys of the key then press the key With some connection equipment this is not possible ...

Page 56: ...here is an unread message a screen is displayed showing the number of unread messages 2 A list of the messages is displayed Select a message using the keys of the key The selected message is automatically scrolled horizontally to display the entire message You can also use the keys to check a message manually 3 When you select a message and press the key a confirmation screen like that in the figu...

Page 57: ... select the sub menu and select 1 Reply Input the message with the number pad Finally confirm with the key Next input the telephone number to send to As many as ten recipient destinations can be specified By pressing the key a confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The message is sent ...

Page 58: ...to select the sub menu and select 2 Forward Input the message with the number pad Finally confirm with the key Input the telephone number to send to As many as ten recipient destinations can be specified By pressing the key a confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The message is sent ...

Page 59: ... right 3rd screen down is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The message is deleted 7 To delete all the messages in the Inbox from the Recv box list screen press the key to select the sub menu and select 5 Delete all A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key All the me...

Page 60: ...e number pad Finally confirm with the key Input the telephone number to send to As many as ten destinations can be specified 3 By pressing the key a confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The message is sent The processing during sending is displayed as in the figure on the right The send results screen i...

Page 61: ... or check a message stored as a draft from the message menu Select 3 Temp box using the keys of the key then press the key 3 A list of messages stored as drafts is displayed Use the keys of the to select a message The selected message is automatically scrolled horizontally to display the entire message You can also use the keys to check a message manually 4 If the key is pressed for a message sele...

Page 62: ...ght so with the keys of the key move to the input column you want to edit and edit it The edited message can be sent with the same procedure as for sending a newly created message 6 To delete a draft press the key to select the sub menu then select 2 Delete A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The mes...

Page 63: ... all the draft messages from the Temp box screen press the key to select the sub menu then select 3 Delete All A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key All the draft messages are deleted ...

Page 64: ...the keys to check a message manually 3 When you select a message and press the key a screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed The following information is displayed Date Telephone number Message contents 4 To edit a sent message after selecting the message you wish to edit from the Sent box list screen press the key and select 1 Edit from the submenu The screen becomes as in the fi...

Page 65: ...ssage after selecting the message you wish to delete from the Sent box list screen press the key and select 2 Delete from the submenu A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The message is deleted ...

Page 66: ...sages in the Sent box from the Sent box list screen press the key to select the sub menu then select 3 Delete All A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key All the messages in the Sent box are deleted ...

Page 67: ...essage arrives 1 from the Message menu Select 5 Setup using the keys of the key then press the key 2 Displays configuration information Using the key select Edit There are 16 ring types Bell 1 Bell 16 There are four modes Ringing Vibration Ring Vib LED Ringer Yes Yes Vibrator Yes Yes Finally save with the key ...

Page 68: ... 5 1 Chapter 5 Presence ...

Page 69: ... Telephone Chapter 5 Presence Presence menu Displays the presence menu 1 In Standby press the key to select the menu Select 4 Presence using the keys of the key then press the key With some connection equipment this is not possible ...

Page 70: ... of the key then press the key 2 A list of registered users is displayed 3 To register a user on the user list screen press the key to select the sub menu and select 1 Add Use the number pad to enter the user s telephone number If you try to input a user who is already registered the Already Registered message is displayed and the display returns to the input field ...

Page 71: ...sage to a registered user select that user from the user list screen then press the key to select the sub menu and select 2 Send SMS 5 To register a registered user in the blocked list select that user from the user list screen press the key to display the sub menu then select 4 Block ...

Page 72: ...e a registered user select that user from the user list screen then press the key to select the sub menu then select 5 Delete A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The user is deleted ...

Page 73: ...ll the registered users from the user list screen press the key to select the sub menu then select 6 Delete All A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The registered users are all deleted ...

Page 74: ... 2 Block list using the keys of the key then press the key 2 Displaying a list of users registered in the block list 3 To add a user to the block list from the user list screen press the key to select the sub menu and select 1 Add Use the number pad to enter the user s telephone number If you try to input a user who is already registered the Already registered message is displayed and the display ...

Page 75: ...ed user select that user from the block list screen then press the key to select the sub menu and select 2 Send SMS 5 To unblock a user select that user from the block list screen press the key to display the sub menu then select 4 Unblock The selected user is moved from the blocked list to the user list ...

Page 76: ...e a registered user select that user from the block list screen then press the key to select the sub menu then select 5 Delete A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The user is deleted ...

Page 77: ...e all the registered users from the block list screen press the key to select the sub menu then select 6 Delete All A confirmation screen like that in the figure on the right is displayed Select Yes using the keys of the key then confirm with the key All the users on the block list are deleted ...

Page 78: ... own status 1 From the presence menu Select 3 Status using the keys of the key then press the key 2 You can set the status by using the keys of the key then pressing the key There are seven statuses OnLine Busy BeRightBack Away OnThePhone OnToLunch OffLine Finally save with the key ...

Page 79: ... key then press the key 2 Displays configuration information Online bell Ring Type Mode To change a setting press the key select Edit then select the new value For the online level select Enabled or Disabled There are five ring types Ring 1 Ring 5 There are four modes Ringing Vibration Ring Vib LED Ringer Yes Yes Vibrator Yes Yes Finally save with the key ...

Page 80: ... 6 1 Chapter 6 Other settings ...

Page 81: ...o into vibration mode 1 With the phone on standby hold down the key on the number pad for at least 1 second The phone goes into Manner mode 2 When the phone goes into Manner mode the Manner mode icon is displayed on the screen 3 To end Manner mode press and hold down the key on the number pad again Manner mode ends ...

Page 82: ...when you walk around with the phone s power On 1 In Standby hold down the key for at least one second If the key lock mode is set to Password you are asked to input your password Enter the password then press the key The default value for the password is 0000 You can change the password freely 2 The phone goes into key lock mode When the phone goes into key lock mode the key lock mode icon is disp...

Page 83: ...sword If the key lock mode is set to No password you are not asked to input a password When any key is pressed with the keys locked with key lock mode and password selected the password input screen is displayed When you input the correct password the keylock is temporarily released and button operations become possible After the end of the button operations the display returns to the standby scre...

Page 84: ... 6 5 Chapter 6 Other settings Settings menu Displays the setting menu 1 In Standby press the key to select the menu Select 5 Setup using the keys of the key then press the key 2 Displays the setup menu ...

Page 85: ...enu select 1 User Pwd using the keys of the key then press the key 3 When you select 1 Password the system asks for the current password Please enter the correct password The default value for the keylock password is 0000 If you input the wrong password the message input the correct password is displayed asking you to input the correct password again If you forget the password you may not be able ...

Page 86: ...password a dialog like that on the right is displayed for a few seconds 6 To check the keylock mode setting select 2 Lock mode Select from Password or No Password using the Keys of the key If you select Password you are asked to input a password for setting and releasing the keylock If you specify No password the system does not ask you to input a password ...

Page 87: ...and external lines You can make two settings for internal lines and two for external lines Select setting using the keys of the key then press the key 3 Displays configuration information Ring Type Mode LED To change a setting from the detailed information display screen press the key select Edit and select the value There are 16 ring types Bell 1 Bell16 There are four modes Ringing Vibration Ring...

Page 88: ... 2 Alarm 2 or 3 Alarm 3 using the keys of the key then press the key 3 Alarm setting information is displayed Setup Time Ring Repeat To change a setting Using the key select Edit For the setup select On or Off If you select Off the setting can be saved but the alarm does not operate Enter the alarm time For Ring select from Bell 1 through Bell 5 Vib or Silent For frequency select from Once Everyda...

Page 89: ...beep volume 1 From the settings menu Select 4 Volume using the keys of the key then press the key 2 Displays configuration information Ring Vol Handset Vol Notify Vol Key Tone Vol Headset Vol Select the volume to be changed with the keys of the key Adjust the volume with the keys of the key Finally save with the key ...

Page 90: ...ce LED Setting the Service LED 1 From the Error notify menu Select 1 Service LED using the keys of the key then press the key Displays configuration information Use LED Mode Interval To change a setting select edit using the key For Service LED select Enabled or Disabled For the mode select LED or LED Beep For the interval specify a number from 2 to 30 Finally save with the key ...

Page 91: ...g the keys of the key then confirm with the key Error log The contents of the error log can be confirmed 1 From the Error notify menu Select 3 Error log using the keys of the key then press the key The history of the error messagesis displayed 2 When the error message is selected from the list the detailed contents of the error are displayed Use the keys of the key to switch through the detailed c...

Page 92: ...r 6 Other settings Log Display 5 To delete an error message select edit using the key Select 1 Delete all then press the key KeySelect Yes using the keys of the key then press the key All error messages are deleted ...

Page 93: ... then confirm with the key TCP IP You can check the TCP IP contents 1 From the information display menu select 1 TCP IP using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The information below is displayed With the key scroll and check Use DHCP IP address Netmask Gateway DNS1 DNS2 If the wireless network can not be connected to No network connection is displayed ...

Page 94: ...ed With the keys scroll and confirm CurrentNetwork SSID Signal dBm Mode Channel MAC address Beacon Intvl Security If the wireless network can not be connected to No network connection is displayed SIP The contents of the SIP can be checked 1 Select 3 SIP using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The information below is displayed With the keys scroll and confirm URL User ID Proxy Registe...

Page 95: ...C address 1 Select 4 MAC address using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The MAC address for this product is displayed Web server You can check the Web server contents 1 Select 5 Web server using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The following information is displayed WEB server URL ...

Page 96: ... 6 Other settings Information display Version You can check the version 1 Select 6 Version using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The following information is displayed Software version Boot ROM version ...

Page 97: ... key then press the key 2 To set the date and time from the clock menu select 1 Current time using the keys of the key then confirm with the key The date and time is displayed To change a setting select edit using the key Input the date and time save with the key Input the time in the 24 hour system regardless of the display format This product cannot store the time when the power is Off but it ha...

Page 98: ...ontents To change a setting select edit using the key For Auto time select Enabled or Disabled For NTP server1 and NTP server2 enter the IP address of the NTP server used Finally save with the key 4 To set the time zone from the clock menu Select 3 Time zone using the keys of the key then confirm with the key select the time offset value then finally save with the key For use in Japan set to GMT 0...

Page 99: ...er the daylight saving time start date start time end date and end time Finally save with the key 5 To set the display format for the standby screen clock from the clock menu Select 5 Time format using the keys of the key then press the key This command displays the setting contents To change a setting select edit using the key Date format Select the display format for the date 2005 04 25 Mon 05 0...

Page 100: ... key then press the key 2 Adjust the contrast using the keys of the key then confirm with the key Font size Setting the font size for when a telephone number is input during standby 1 From the equipment settings menu Select 3 Font size using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 Select Large or Normal using the keys of the key then confirm with the key ...

Page 101: ...ngs Language setting Settings for the language display 1 From the equipment settings menu Select 4 Language setting using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 Select Japanese or English using the keys of the key then confirm with the key ...

Page 102: ...l log 1 From the equipment settings menu Select 6 User data reset using the keys of the key then press the key 2 A confirmation message is displayed Select Yes or No using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 3 If you select Yes the user data is deleted The Removed message is displayed and the display returns to the equipment setting menu ...

Page 103: ... 7 1 Chapter 7 Maintenance ...

Page 104: ... 7 2 Chapter 7 Maintenance Maintenance menu You can check the network settings 1 On Standby press the key to select the menu Select 6 Network using the keys of the key then confirm with the key ...

Page 105: ...seconds To see detailed information select the SSID and press the keys of the key then press the key Access points configured to deny ANY connection are not displayed in the table of detected results If the detected access point is encrypted the SSID is screened and displayed In addition at most 20 access points can be displayed 3 The following information is displayed Signal dBm Channel Security ...

Page 106: ... 7 4 Chapter 7 Maintenance Network search 4 To update the network search information press the key and select Submenu Select 1 Refresh then press the key The network search starts again ...

Page 107: ...ess the key Manual 1 From the Ping test menu select 1 Manual using the keys of the key Then confirm with the key 2 Enter the IP address for ping and press the key to start the ping recv Displays the ping response The following numbers indicate the response time sec time out Indicates there was no response to the ping To end ping press the key or key ...

Page 108: ...es there was no response to the ping To end ping press the key or key 3 If the 1st Proxy server is not configured the message in the diagram on the right is displayed 2nd Proxy Server 1 From the Ping test menu Select 3 2nd Proxy server using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 Execute a ping to the 2nd proxy server recv Displays the ping response The following numbers indicate the resp...

Page 109: ... recv Displays the ping response The following numbers indicate the response time sec time out Indicates there was no response to the ping To end ping press the key or key TFTP Server 1 From the Ping test menu Select 5 TFTP Server using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 Execute a ping to the TFTP server recv Displays the ping response The following numbers indicate the response time ...

Page 110: ... 3 Network reload using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 2 Select Restart or Deactivate using the keys of the key then confirm with the key 3 In Standby press the key of the key to reconnect the network 4 Select Restart or Deactivate using the keys of the key then confirm with the key ...

Page 111: ... 8 1 Chapter 8 Web settings ...

Page 112: ...WirelessIP 3000 Start the browser from the PC to start the WirelessIP 3000 Web settings http host and access port Enter the IP address or host name for the device into host and enter the port number into port the port number is 8080 and cannot be omitted Access restrictions The authentication screen for logging in to the WirelessIP 3000 web settings is displayed Input the username and password tha...

Page 113: ...ion regarding the phone such as its software version and TCP IP settings is displayed Display Items Model displays model name Software version displays software version of the WirelessIP 3000 IP address displays IP address of the phone Net mask displays net mask of the phone Default gateway displays default gateway of the phone MAC address displays MAC address of the phone ...

Page 114: ...ist Search by Index Searches edits deletes by speed dial number Name Search Searches edits deletes by name Phone Number Search Searches edits deletes by telephone number Group Search Searches edits deletes by group Registration of a New Phone Number Registers a new number to the phone book data Group Registration Searches edits deletes groups ...

Page 115: ...etes the Phone book 1 Select the search method from the Phone book menu Search by Index Name Phone Number Group 2 Enter search information and click the Search button If no search information is entered and the Search button is pressed the entire phonebook displays ...

Page 116: ... 8 6 Chapter 8 Web settings General User Menu 3 The Phone book data matching the search information is displayed 4 When the displayed phone book data is selected it can be edited deleted ...

Page 117: ...t registration of new phone numbers from the phonebook menu 2 Enter the name phone number speed dial number and group 3 Click the Save Continue button to continue to create a new phone book entry 4 Click the Save button to register it to the phone book and to return to the phone book menu ...

Page 118: ... 8 8 Chapter 8 Web settings General User Menu Edit Group 1 Select Edit Group from the phone book 2 When adding a group enter the group name into the new group and click the Save button ...

Page 119: ... 8 9 Chapter 8 Web settings General User Menu 3 Click the group name to edit or delete the group ...

Page 120: ...cking up Restoring the Phonebook Backup Backs up the phonebook data Restore Restores the phonebook data Backup 1 Select backup from the phone book menu 2 When vCard or CSV format is selected the phone book data can be downloaded in the selected format ...

Page 121: ... 8 11 Chapter 8 Web settings General User Menu Restore 1 Click the Browse button from the phone book menu and select the backup file 2 Click the Restore button to restore the phonebook ...

Page 122: ...ser password for the WirelessIP 3000 Enter the username user in the ID field Enter the old password Enter the new password Re enter the new password for confirmation Click the CHANGE VALUE button Click the RESET button to reset the entered information Select 4 digits as the password ...

Page 123: ... 9 1 Chapter 9 Appendix ...

Page 124: ...ime may differ according to the configuration or settings of the access point The device heats up When the device is located outside the range of the access point the device may consume power This device may become somewhat warm The device heats up when communicating or recharging The device may become warm during calls or recharging Continue to use as normal as this is not unusual The volume is l...

Page 125: ...8 8 8 T U V 9 9 9 W X Y Z dot dot 0 0 0 Blank _ Hiragana Input Mode Katakana Input Mode Key Character assignments Key Character assignments 1 あ い う え お あ い う え お 1 ア イ ウ エ オ ア イ ウ エ オ 2 か き く け こ 2 カ キ ク ケ コ 3 さ し す せ そ 3 サ シ ス セ ソ 4 た ち つ て と つ 4 タ チ ツ テ ト ツ 5 な に ぬ ね の 5 ナ ニ ヌ ネ ノ 6 は ひ ふ へ ほ 6 ハ ヒ フ ヘ ホ 7 ま み む め も 7 マ ミ ム メ モ 8 や ゆ よ や ゆ よ 8 ヤ ユ ヨ ヤ ユ ヨ 9 ら り る れ ろ 9 ラ リ ル レ ロ Changed Voiced C...

Page 126: ... katakana upper case lower case symbols numbers The mode switching depends on the item being input 2 When selecting a symbol select the type of symbol by using the dial pad Select the symbols using the dial pad Use the keys of the key to switch pages 16 pages in all Set the symbol by pressing the key The selected symbol is entered ...

Page 127: ...nge the kanji Select the appropriate kanji using the keys and press the key to confirm the character 4 To delete the entered character press the key If the key is pressed for more than a second all characters are deleted This device uses the Omron Software s Japanese conversion software Mini Wnn to convert the Japanese ...

Page 128: ...en to move to a function in addition to using the key For example when the 5 key is pressed on the screen in the right diagram it moves to the Setup Menu And when the key is pressed the device returns to the previous screen The menu contents change somewhat according to the connection device and the settings of this device ...

Page 129: ... Wireless Radio Data rate 1 2 5 5 11 Mbps Audio encoding G 711 A Law μ Law 64kbps G 729A 8kbps 3 Software Security SSID WEP 64 128 256bit Capacity 3 7V 1350mAh Li ion Call time Approx 3 hours 1 Standby Time About 55 hours 3 4 Battery Battery pack Battery charging time About 3 hours 1 The communication and standby times may fluctuate due to environment conditions i e charge conditions temperature e...

Page 130: ...wer save mode and active mode The power save mode intermittently places the device in sleep mode to save on power The active mode always provides power to the communication circuit DTIM Delivery Traffic Indication Message This is a message to a wireless client in power save mode that a packet is waiting to be transmitted This packet is a message transmitted to stating that the device is in transmi...

Page 131: ...Japanese 6 21 6 22 K Key Lock Mode 6 3 6 4 6 7 Ｍ MAC address value 7 3 Mode 7 3 N N Network connections 7 8 Network search 7 3 7 4 No alert 2 12 2 13 O Outgoing Calls 2 5 2 6 2 9 2 13 2 15 6 23 Ｐ Password 6 3 6 4 6 6 6 7 Ping 7 5 Ping test 7 5 R Received Calls 2 5 2 6 2 9 2 13 2 15 6 23 Receiver Volume 6 10 6 11 Receiving calls 2 4 Redial 2 9 Reinstallation 7 8 Ringer Volume 6 10 6 11 Ringer vibra...

Page 132: ...e http www wirelessip5000 com NOTICE This product is in accordance with the Japanese Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Law When you plan to export or take this product out to overseas similar law s and or regulation s applicable in your country may require approval or permission from a relative authority Copyright 2006 Hitachi Cable LTD First Edition February 2005 Second Edition June 2005 Third E...

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