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I. 

Upgrading the firmware   

The  [Upgrade  Firmware]  page  is  shown  in  Figure  3-13.  The  [Upgrade  Firmware] 

section  is  used  to  upgrade  the  firmware,  while  the  [Version  Info]  section  displays  the 

current software version and hardware version of your KT101.   

Follow these steps to upgrade the firmware:   

1)  Consult your vendor or carrier for the recent upgrading file and save it to the 

PC used to upgrade the firmware.   

2)  Enter the path of the upgrading file in the [Upgrade Firmware Name] text box, 

or  click  <Browse…>  and  navigate  to  the  folder  where  the  upgrading  file  is 

located and select it.   

3)  Click <Upgrade> to launch firmware upgrading.   

4)  The LCD on your KT101 

displays the upgrading process. When it displays ―IP 

Phone…‖showing  that  your  KT101  is  idle  and  ready  for  use,  the  upgrading 

completes. After  logging  into  the  Web  configuration  interface  again,  you  can 

find that the software version is updated.   

 

    Caution:   

Any power failure during the upgrading may cause your KT101 to operate improperly.   

 

 

II. 

  Configuring time parameters   

Click the [Time Setting] tab in the page shown in Figure 3-13. The [Time Setting] page 

appears, as shown in Figure 3-14.   

 

Figure 3-14 Web configuration-Time Setting 

  NTP Server Address: IP address or domain name of the NTP Server.   

  Time Zone: Time zone where your KT101 is located.   

 

 

Note:   

Your  KT101  comes  with  a  factory-set  NTP  server  network  address,  through  which  it  can 

automatically acquire the correct time once it is set up and connected to the Internet. So do 

not change the default NTP server address unless absolutely needed.   

 

Summary of Contents for KT101

Page 1: ...KT101 Broadband IP Phone User Manual ...

Page 2: ...twork Parameters 16 3 3 3 Configuring Protocol Parameters 22 3 3 4 Administering Your KT101 23 4 Configuration Example 25 4 1 Accessing Networks through PPPoE 25 4 1 1 Scenario 25 4 1 2 Installing Hardware 25 4 1 3 Configuring Software 25 4 2 Accessing Networks Using DHCP 26 4 2 1 Scenario 26 4 2 2 Installing Hardware 26 4 2 3 Configuring Software 26 5 Operation 26 5 1 Basic Operation 26 5 1 1 Pla...

Page 3: ...ded Attended Call Transfer 36 5 7 4 Call Forward 36 5 7 5 Prefix Number 37 5 7 6 Hotline Calling 37 5 7 7 3 Way Conference 37 5 7 8 Do Not Disturb 37 5 7 9 Call Mute 38 5 8 Others 38 6 Appendix A Troubleshooting 40 7 Appendix B Technical Specifications 41 7 1 Software Specifications 41 7 2 Hardware Specifications 41 ...

Page 4: ... connection to a LAN or the Internet The comprehensive software features and superior voice coding performance enable KT101 to provide you with cost effective voice communication solutions The LCD and Web based configuration allows you to configure KT101 easily and conveniently 1 2 Features Dual Mode Phones Optional IP phone mode and PSTN phone mode Working mode can be switched Select default call...

Page 5: ...1 3 Intended Users and Situations IP telephony is an idea choice for enterprises and individuals that place lots of long distance calls It has wide varieties of users such as Carriers and Internet telephony service providers ITSP Large companies for placing long distance calls and interior communications Small and medium sized enterprises involved in international businesses such as travel agencie...

Page 6: ...rease the volume of the speaker or the ring in standby mode Increase the output volume of your KT101 during a call Move one line up when in LCD based configuration Move the cursor left one character when editing a parameter Decrease the volume of the speaker or the ring in standby mode Decrease the output volume of your KT101 during a call Move one line down when in LCD based configuration Move th...

Page 7: ...ervice HOLD Toggle Hold mode when during a call REDIAL Call a dialed number Call the last dialed number after picking up the handset HANDFREE Toggle between hands free and normal modes Standby mode means that the telephone is ready for use and no call is active Table 1 2 Button Description character buttons Button Corresponding character Button Corresponding character 1 and space 6 m n o M N O 2 a...

Page 8: ...ection Follow these steps to connect your KT101 1 Connect the handset to the base Plug one end of the handset cord to the port on the left side top view of the base and the other end to the corresponding port on the handset 2 Connect your KT101 to a network device Connect one end of an Ethernet cable to the LAN interface on the rear of the base and the other end to an Ethernet switch or other Ethe...

Page 9: ...t through cable 3 Power socket Wall jack Power adapter 4 LINE interface PSTN PBX or PABX PSTN line 5 Microphone Microphone handset Microphone line Note When powered on your KT101 initializes the settings automatically and displays information such as Decompressing Init Network and Current version After installing your KT101 you must perform network and protocol configurations to make it register w...

Page 10: ... the Web server built in your KT101 through a Web browser running on the PC connected to your KT101 You can select the one that best suits you Note Unless otherwise noted the following configurations are only for demonstration purpose other than recommended settings You can configure your KT101 by using the settings provided by your carrier or administrator to suit your actual requirements 3 2 LCD...

Page 11: ...te a character by pressing DEL Return to the upper level menu Press C Exit the configuration interface Press C repeatedly until the LCD displays IP Phone 3 2 1Configuring Network Parameters From the Networks menu you can configure the network connection type the forwarding mode DMZ static port mapping and so on This section describes the hierarchy of the Networks menu and the procedures for you to...

Page 12: ...iguring VLAN or the meanings of the settings Priority Tag Enable Yes No Access PWD Use this item to set a password for your KT101 DMZ Use the DMZ and Static Portmap menus to set DMZ and static port mapping Refer to Table 3 1 for instructions of basic button operations and section 3 3 2 IV Configuring DMZ and static port mapping for the meanings of the settings Static Portmap II Configuring the net...

Page 13: ...its IP address As shown in Table 3 2 the value of the Forward Mode argument can be Bridge the default NAT and Disable which are described as follows Bridge Transparent bridge mode In this mode the PC interface of your KT101 functions as a Layer 2 switching port and the LAN interface functions as a upstream port The PC connected to your KT101 accesses the LAN or the Internet in the same way as your...

Page 14: ...cation Password Domain Name Domain name or IP address of the SIP server Default Proxy Proxy Server Address for SIP register 4 Set these parameters by using the settings provided by your carrier 5 Exit the configuration interface After you exit the configuration interface your KT101 initiates again for the new settings to take effect The initiating process finishes when IP Phone appears in the LCD ...

Page 15: ...T refer to section 3 2 1 III Configuring the forwarding mode for details Specify the PC to obtain an IP address automatically refer to the online help documentation of the operating system running on the PC and restart the PC 3 3 1 Logging into the Web Configuration Interface Launch the browser on the PC and enter the IP address of the PC interface of your KT101 192 168 23 188 by default in the ad...

Page 16: ...n the navigation list the LAN tab as shown in Figure 3 3 is brought up by default The items in this tab are used to specify the way for your KT101 to obtain an IP address for the LAN interface Figure 3 3 Web configuration LAN setting Connection Type Network connection type of your KT101 The three options in the drop down list Static DHCP and PPPoE stand for the following three network connection t...

Page 17: ...sponding to the PPPoE mode appear as shown in Figure 3 5 Figure 3 5 Web configuration LAN setting PPPoE For this mode you must specify the PPPoE user name and password PPPoE Name PPPoE user name PPPoE Password PPPoE password Auto Down Time Idle period of the LAN interface the period during which no data passes through the LAN interface after which the PPPoE connection is terminated Figure 3 5 show...

Page 18: ...th other configurations after logging in Note If the login page does not appear after you click here click Refresh in the browser to login to the Web server II Configuring the PC interface Click the PC tab The PC Setting page appears as shown in Figure 3 7 displaying the items for specifying the parameters of the PC interface Figure 3 7 Web configuration PC Setting Forward Mode Forwarding mode of ...

Page 19: ...3 8 Web configuration VLAN Setting Your KT101 supports the use of VLAN tag which can increase the transmission rate of RTP voice packets Supports from the network are required for this function to take effect Consult your carrier or administrator for related information Items in this page are described as follows Enable Tag Specifies whether to enable the VLAN tagging function The default setting ...

Page 20: ...port map page appears as shown in Figure 3 9 displaying items for setting the DMZ and static port mapping functions Note The configurations described below about DMZ and static port mapping are necessary only when the forwarding mode is set to NAT Figure 3 9 Web configuration DMZ and Static Port Map 1 Configuring DMZ With the DMZ function enabled you can specify a port number range Packets destine...

Page 21: ...ly uses port 23 67 80 123 and 161 In addition the VoIP protocol stack uses some other ports Consult your carrier or administrator for details Caution Make sure the DMZ host uses a static IP address that is in the same network segment as that of the PC interface on your KT101 Enabling DMZ function increases possibility of being infected by viruses 2 Configuring static port mapping You can map a por...

Page 22: ... internal host uses a static IP address that is in the same network segment as that of the PC interface of your KT101 For a port of the LAN interface static port mapping takes precedence over the local service of your KT101 Therefore when establishing static port mappings exclude the ports of the LAN interface for local services to ensure the normal operation of your KT101 For example your KT101 r...

Page 23: ...ers Backup Server Address IP address of the backup SIP server Remember to click OK to save your changes upon completion You can also click Cancel to discard your changes 3 3 4 Administering Your KT101 Click Device Admin in the navigation list to bring up the device administration page as shown in Figure 3 13 From the Device Admin page you can upgrade the firmware of your KT101 and configure the ti...

Page 24: ...ays the upgrading process When it displays IP Phone showing that your KT101 is idle and ready for use the upgrading completes After logging into the Web configuration interface again you can find that the software version is updated Caution Any power failure during the upgrading may cause your KT101 to operate improperly II Configuring time parameters Click the Time Setting tab in the page shown i...

Page 25: ...onnection type you must set the connection type to PPPoE and specify the PPPoE user name and password Refer to section 3 2 1 II Configuring the network connection type for details 2 Configuring the forwarding mode For PPPoE access method the forwarding mode of NAT is recommended With your KT101 operating in this forwarding mode the built in DHCP service is automatically enabled and your KT101 func...

Page 26: ...ters By default KT101 uses the network connection type of DHCP and the forwarding mode of Bridge refer to section 3 2 1 III Configuring the forwarding mode for details about the forwarding modes Therefore to use DHCP you do not need to configure the network parameters However you must specify the PC to obtain an IP address automatically refer to the online help documentation of the operating syste...

Page 27: ...he telephone book of your KT101 refer to section 5 2 Phone Book for details on the phone book The numbers listed in the speed dial list and corresponding contacts can be quickly located and called Follow these steps to perform speed dialing In standby mode press Speed Dial or enter the Speed Dial menu to display the speed dial list Press UP or DOWN to locate the number you want to dial Press OK to...

Page 28: ... it indicates that the entry is successfully added Search Name Search an entry by a contact s name 1 Select the Search Name item and press OK 2 When the LCD displays Input Name enter the desired contact s name and press OK If the entry exists the LCD displays it If the entry does not exist the LCD displays the first entry in the phone book When the desired entry is found press OK to display the fo...

Page 29: ...splays Edit Name enter the name Tom and press OK 3 When the LCD displays Edit Number enter the phone number 12345678 and press OK 4 When the LCD displays Added OK Tom the entry about Tom is successfully added II Placing a call with the phone book To perform a speed dial you need to locate the desired entry in the phone book first Refer to Table 5 1 for details on how to search a specific entry If ...

Page 30: ... dialed calls 1 Select the Dialed Calls item and press OK 2 Press UP or DOWN to view the dialed numbers Missed Calls View the missed calls 1 Select the Missed Calls item and press OK 2 Press UP or DOWN to view the missed calls Delete All Delete all the information about recent calls 1 Select the Delete All item and press OK 2 At the prompt of Delete All press OK to confirm or C to cancel Note Your...

Page 31: ... then have the voice prompt recorded Press OK to terminate the recording Listen Reply Replay the recorded prompt message When you select the Listen Reply Entering item and press OK your KT101 begins to replay the recorded voice prompt Press any button to terminate the playing Buddy Words Enter the Buddy Words menu for the recorded callers messages Select the Buddy Words Entering item and press OK ...

Page 32: ...tting Type Select a ring 1 Select the Type item and press OK to open the list of rings 2 Press DOWN to select the desired ring 3 Press OK to confirm Volume Set the ring volume 1 Select the Volume item and press OK 2 Press UP to increase the volume or press DOWN button to decrease the volume 3 Press OK to confirm Test Play to test the current ring 1 Select the Test item 2 Press OK to play the selec...

Page 33: ... call you can press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the output volume Whereas in standby mode you can press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the ring volume 5 5 2Voice Setting Web based Configuration You can also perform the voice configuration on Web pages To perform voice settings on Web pages log into the Web configuration interface refer to section 3 3 1 Logging into the Web Configuration...

Page 34: ...he Ring File Name text box or click Browse and navigate to the folder where the upgrading file is located and select it 3 Click Upload to upload Note Your KT101 can hold a total of seven rings including the three factory set rings The newly uploaded ring file overwrites the latest uploaded one if your KT101 already has seven ring files 5 6 Alarm Clock Your KT101 provides the alarm clock for you to...

Page 35: ... edit mode and make changes and then press C to confirm your changes and return Delete an alarm Press UP or DOWN to select the desired alarm and press OK At the prompt of Delete Alarm Clock press OK to confirm or C to cancel Delete All Delete all alarms Select the Delete All item and press OK At the prompt of Delete All Alarm Clock press OK to confirm or C to cancel Note To make the alarm clock fu...

Page 36: ... answers the call and then A hangs up it works as Attended Call Transfer mode 5 7 4Call Forward For the Call Forward supplementary service it support there kinds of forwarding features Unconditional Forwarding No Answer Forwarding When Busy Forwarding If the three features are available at the same time the Unconditional Forwarding has highest priority The following is how to enable and set the Ca...

Page 37: ...n call the same number after delay time Be sure to delete the hotline number when you don t want to use this service or set the delay time Entering the Hotline Calling menu Press MENU 8 Others 7 Call Setting 1 Hotline Number Set Hotline Calling delay time Press MENU 8 Others 7 Call Setting 2 Hotline Delay The default delay time is 5s 5 7 73 Way Conference 3 Way conference feature is available by d...

Page 38: ... Press OK to confirm Time Zone Select the time zone your KT101 resides in 1 Select the Date Time item and press OK 2 Select the Time Zone item and press OK 3 Press DOWN or UP to select time zone 4 Press OK to confirm NTP Server Set the IP address or domain name of the NTP server for your KT101 to acquire current time automatically 1 Select the Date Time item and press OK 2 Select the NTP Server it...

Page 39: ...ion to be automatically terminated This item is visible only when your KT101 access the network using PPPoE Select the AutoDown NET item and press OK At the prompt of AutoDown Timeout press UP or DOWN to select one of the following items Disable Specifies not to terminate the PPPoE connection automatically Right now Specifies to terminate the PPPoE connection at once After 10 min Specifies to term...

Page 40: ...meters correctly to make it register with the carrier s server Refer to section 3 2 2 Configuring Protocol Parameters or section 3 3 3 Configuring Protocol Parameters for details 3 Check to see if the two ends of the handset cord are completely and securely plugged into the handset and the base Symptom 2 Loud noise can be heard during a call Solution Check to see if the volume is too high Refer to...

Page 41: ...hen busy When no answer Call wait Call hold Do Not Disturb Adjustable volume of the handset and speaker Phone book Up to 256 entries are available Call history Call register of 64 missed answered and dialed calls respectively Alarm clock DMZ and static port mapping Enhanced voice function Automatic echo cancellation AEC Voice activity detection VAD Comfort noise generation CNG Configuration method...

Page 42: ...I MDIX autocrossover Power adapter Input 220 VAC Output 12 VDC 0 6 A Weight net 0 67 kg 1 5 lb Physical dimensions H W D 60 220 172 mm 2 4 8 7 6 8 in Operating temperature 0 to 45 Storage temperature 10 to 70 Operating humidity noncondensing 20 to 85 Storage humidity noncondensing 10 to 90 ...

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