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Step 3 

Configure the network

Step 3 

Configure the network (continued)

RoIP GATEWAY

INSTALLATION 1

Thank you for purchasing the VE-PG3. The VE-PG3 is a 
network converter that allows you to connect Icom radios 
or repeaters to a VoIP network.
This guide describes the basic settings to operate the VE-PG3. 
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS carefully and completely be-
fore using.

HUB

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 the [DC] jac

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To

 the [LAN] por

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To

 the g

round ter

minal

LAN cable**
(Purchase separately)

Ground wire
(Purchase 
 separately)

AC adaptor
(Supplied with the VE-PG3)

AC outlet

PC

(Example of the IP address;
 192.168.0.100)

Ground
terminal

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Connect the cables

Connect the power supply

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Boot the PC

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The [PWR/MSG] LED on the front 
panel lights*.

*The indication may differ, depending on the setting.   **Category 5 or higher.

Verify that the LEDs light

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When the [LAN] LEDs on the rear don’t light, verify that the LAN 
cable is securely connected.

Attach the cushions

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Cushion Sheet

(Supplied with the VE-PG3)

Attach the ferrite EMI filter

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LED indication:

Lights: Full duplex

     Doesn’t light: Half duplex

Lights: Connected to the network

     Blinks: While the line is communicating

Ferrite EMI filter
(Supplied with the VE-PG3)

Ferrite EMI filter
(Supplied with
 the VE-PG3)

Wrap the cable once around 
the ferrite EMI filter.

Power cable

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WARNING!

To prevent electrical shock, television interference (TVI), 
broadcast interference (BCI) and other problems, ground the 
VE-PG3 through the ground terminal.
For best results, connect a heavy gauge wire or strap to a ground 
terminal of an AC outlet or a long ground rod. Make the distance 
between the ground terminal and ground as short as possible.
NEVER connect the ground terminal to a gas or electric pipe. 
This may result in an electrical shock or cause a fire.

Setting the PC IP address

Set the static PC IP address (example: 192.168.0.100).
See the PC's instruction manual for the setting details.
Set the static VE-PG3 IP address assigned by the network 
administrator.

Connect the devices to the VE-PG3 in order of 

to 

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.

• Do not connect to the IP network before the confi guration is fi nished.
• A HUB which supports 100BASE-TX or better is recommended. Otherwise, an unexpected failure of communication may be caused.
• The VE-PG3 can be directly connected to the PC using a MDI-X (crossover) type Ethernet cable.

The following procedures (

to 

e

) describe how to access the VE-PG3 setting screen using a web browser.

Following the procedure below, set the VE-PG3 IP address according to your network environment.

• Do not set the IP address to one that is already used for another network device.

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2

3

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Open your web browser, then enter the IP address of 
the VE-PG3 into the address bar.

 

*The default IP address is “

//192.168.0.1/.”

Push the [ENTER] key.

 

• The Login Authentication screen will appear.

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Enter “admin” (fixed username) and “admin” (default 
password) in their respective input fields on the Login 
Authentication screen, and then click [OK].

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Click the [Network] menu, and then click [IP Address].

Enter the VE-PG3 IP address, and then click <Apply>.

Click <Reboot> to reboot the VE-PG3.

After rebooting, enter “admin” (fixed username) and 

“admin” (default password) in their respective input 
fields on the Login Authentication screen, and then 
click [OK].

To prevent unauthorized access

You must be careful when choosing your password, and 
change it occasionally.
See the VE-PG3 instruction manual for the password setting.
• Choose one that is not easy to guess.
• Use numbers, characters and letters (both lower and upper case).

About web browsers

Only Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or later must be used 
with the VE-PG3.
Activate the JavaScript and set to allow Cookies on your 
web browser to correctly display the setting screen.
If other browsers are used, the screen may not be correctly 
displayed.

Menu Item

Setting Screen

Setting Item

Item Name

Value

Network

IP Address

IP Address

IP Address

192.168.0.1

Subnet Mask

255.255.255.0

DHCP Server

DHCP Server

DHCP Server

Disable

Router

WAN

Connection Type

Connection Type

No Connection

Operating Mode

Operating Mode

Operating Mode

Operating Mode

Bridge

EXT I/O Port Mode

Connection Unit

EXT I/O Unit

EXT I/O Port Mode

Separate

Port Settings

Transceiver 1 (TRX1)/Transceiver 2 (TRX2) Transceiver Model

Transceiver Model

IC-F5060/F6060

Management

Administrator

Administrator

Username

admin (fi xed)

Current Password:

admin (lower case)

Firmware Update

Automatic Update

Automatic Update

Enable 

Network and System default settings

About the IP address

If the network part of the PC IP address is different from 
that of the VE-PG3, you cannot access the VE-PG3 
setting screen.
If the following message is displayed on the screen after 
the rebooting, change the PC IP address according to 
your network environment, and then click [Back].

Continued from the separate leaflet “PREPARATION.”

192.168.0.1/

Enter

Read the “PRECAUTIONS” leafl et fi rst, if you have not done so.

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 Click

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 Click

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WARNING!

NEVER 

use other than the specified AC adapter. This may result 

in an electrical shock, cause a fire or damage the VE-PG3.

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 Enter

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 Click

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 Enter

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 Click

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 Configure

Click

Summary of Contents for VE-PG3

Page 1: ...ect the AC adapter to other than the DC jack on the VE PG3 rear panel This may result in an electrical shock cause a fire or damage the VE PG3 R WARNING NEVER disassemble modify or repair the VE PG3 T...

Page 2: ...pin Push in and hold Front panel Release Black out Status LED indication Operation Light Blink After the rebooting PWR MSG lights green Lights Orange Blinks Green All LEDs light Orange 1 2 If you can...

Page 3: ...and transceivers on your IDAS IP Network CT 24 The preparation procedure Following the procedure below setup the VE PG3 Step 1 Required items Accessories The supplied CD UTILITY DISC Other items as l...

Page 4: ...more transceivers are connected to the VE PG3 separate their antennas as far as possible to reduce interference between them Model name IC M604 IC A110 IC F5060 IC F6060 series IC FR5000 IC FR6000 ser...

Page 5: ...llowing the procedure below set the VE PG3 IP address according to your network environment Do not set the IP address to one that is already used for another network device 1 2 3 q Open your web brows...

Page 6: ...0 is selected i Click the Extension Connect menu then Extension Connect The Extension Connect screen appears o Enter radio A s extension number default call destination number and so on and then click...

Page 7: ...e telephone at a normal voice level eArea A B Radio A1 s operator When the person on the IP tele phone is finished speaking hold down PTT and speak into the microphone The procedure to call transceive...

Page 8: ...layed on the screen while the VE PG3 is rebooting If the setting screen does not automatically return click Back about 30 seconds after the Now rebooting message appears Items and buttons may differ d...

Page 9: ...rt number may differ depending on your PC environment 6 Click To the serial communication device LINE2 LINE1 PHONE B C B C EXT1 port lower slot VE PG3 rear view VE PG3 rear view VE PG3 rear view B C C...

Page 10: ...erty window and enter the VE PG3 s IP address on the LAN See the top side for details 6 Enter the TCP port number See the top side for de tails and then click OK 7 5 Deleting the Virtual Serial Port W...

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