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WirelessIP3000 User Guide

Unidata Communication Systems Inc.

Table of Contents

1. SAFETY INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................................

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5. INPUT METHOD ....................................................................................................................................................

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Summary of Contents for WirelessIP3000

Page 1: ...WirelessIP3000 User Guide Unidata Communication Systems Inc WirelessIP3000 User Guide v 2 2 0...

Page 2: ...tems Inc is believed to be accurate and reliable The authors have used their best efforts in preparing this material These efforts include the development research and testing of the theories and prog...

Page 3: ...ARGING BATTERY WITHOUT DESKTOP CHARGER 4 ICONS ON DISPLAY 5 INPUT METHOD 6 APPLICATION 6 1 OUTBOUND CALL 6 1 1 APPENDIX OPTIONS DIAL MODE 6 2 INBOUND CALL 6 3 PHONE BOOK MENU 6 3 1 ADD NEW ENTRY 6 3 2...

Page 4: ...6 7 3 ALARM 6 7 4 VOLUME 6 7 5 ERROR NOTIFY 6 7 5 1 SERVICE LAMP 6 7 5 2 ERROR MSG 6 7 6 INFORMATION 6 7 7 ADVANCED 6 7 7 1 TIME 6 7 7 2 CONTRAST 6 7 7 3 LANGUAGE 6 7 7 4 CALLER ID 6 7 7 5 USER DATA...

Page 5: ...WirelessIP3000 User Guide Unidata Communication Systems Inc Page 1 Revision History Release Version Version Date Description Application Bootrom...

Page 6: ...to the batteries that are approved by the WirelessIP3000 manufacturer Do not disassemble crush puncture or incinerate the battery pack To avoid risk of fire burns or damage to your battery pack do no...

Page 7: ...ed in either menu or setup 3 Pressing the key to UP or DOWN direction allows you to scroll up or down the menu or setup screen 2 Editing 1 Pressing the key to LEFT direction moves the cursor left 2 Pr...

Page 8: ...oved by the WirelessIP Phone manufacturer Using unapproved charger batteries and accessories may be dangerous and may invalidate the warranty on your phone 3 2 Available Accessory n Extended Battery n...

Page 9: ...out Desktop Charger Step 1 Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet Step 2 Remove the protective connector cover of the phone Step 3 Insert the AC adapter connector into base of the phone Note It is als...

Page 10: ...e bars displayed indicate better isolation Indicate lamp mode is on LED blinks when there is an incoming call Indicate vibration mode is on It gets displayed when ring mode is set to vibration Indicat...

Page 11: ...will change the current input to the next letter assigned for that specific key See the table below for the Dial key assignment Note that after the rectangular cursor blinks couple of times it will ch...

Page 12: ...mbers will go in front of dialed number Once registered you can make calls to others that are registered to the same SIP server Dial number press Send Key If your call reach the other party you will h...

Page 13: ...rom idle screen Enter Phone book Once registered you can also receive calls If someone calls you it says Incoming call on the top of the screen and displays caller number If you receive a call timer a...

Page 14: ...t the exact information whichever way among the above phone will search the name or number that contains the input character that you entered Select Andy and press Enter Key then it will show Andy s i...

Page 15: ...Appendix Menu at Search Result by name Press Left Soft key to enter Sub Menu You can store another phone number in here You can edit the stored number in here You can delete the stored number in here...

Page 16: ...roups can be made The picture on the left shows adding a group named as WirelessIP Press Enter Key to save a new group and it goes back to Phone Book menu Use Options menu or select a group you want t...

Page 17: ...ge is used for short communication by transmitting words to each other Select Delete all and press Enter Key Phone will ask you to make confirmation Use key to choose Yes or No Selecting Yes will show...

Page 18: ...tly to the person who has sent the message to you If there are unread messages it will show the dialog how many unread messages are left Right after that dialog disappears it will show the list of mes...

Page 19: ...Guide Application Unidata Communication Systems Inc Page u Forward u Save u Delete You can forward received message to another person You can delete a message here You can store the number who has se...

Page 20: ...e and send message here Select Write Msg and press Enter Key Use dial pad and Left Soft Key to write a message Holding down a Clear button clears the whole text Enter the number that you want to send...

Page 21: ...Box All the sent messages get stored in here When you don t want to send a message at that moment and save the message for the later use press End Key If you want to save it at Temporary Msg box sele...

Page 22: ...00 User Guide Application Unidata Communication Systems Inc Page 6 4 5 Delete All To delete all use the option menu at each Msg box then select Delete all to clear all the messages This shows the dele...

Page 23: ...ation to see press enter It contains date time name number and status Note You can also enter Call logs menu by using Multi Function Key left or right at idle mode Enter 2 Dialed calls Just like the R...

Page 24: ...ived call number You can send a SMS message directly to the number that is in received call list You can add the number that is in received call list as friend Press Enter Key on the number that you w...

Page 25: ...y by using Right Soft Key from idle screen It shows list of all friends and you can see the their status To add a user to the list press Left Soft Key and select Add Enter the user s phone number and...

Page 26: ...urrent status enter Status menu User can set the status by using key and then press Enter Key to apply Note For description of status message Refer to page 9 To setup the Online Bell indication enter...

Page 27: ...Menu 6 7 1 Bell Vib u External Enter Setup menu to setup your phone s configurations Select Bell Vib and press Enter Key There are two modes for each Ring Type You can setup Ring Type Mode and LED typ...

Page 28: ...ser Pwd There are two modes for each Ring Type You can setup Ring Type Mode and LED type in here Note There are total 16 types of Ring You can set User password and Lock mode in here Enter old passwor...

Page 29: ...an choose Lock mode in here If you set to Password you have to input password every time you lock your phone If you set to No password you can lock your phone without inputting password You can set al...

Page 30: ...e lamp configuration 6 7 5 1 Service lamp 6 7 5 2 Error Msg You can set the volumes here Use key to control volume and press Enter Key to apply Enabling the Service LED let user to select two types of...

Page 31: ...is menu is where you can see information about phone s SIP Network MAC address WEB server Bootrom software version It shows information of DHCP mode IP address Netmask Gateway and DNS It shows W LAN i...

Page 32: ...ystems Inc Page u SIP u MAC address u WEB server u Version It shows SIP server Information SIP URL User ID Proxy server Registrar and Outbound proxy It shows your phone s MAC address It shows WEB serv...

Page 33: ...Time Time zone Advanced menu contains Time Contrast Language Caller ID and User data reset Enabled WirelessIP3000 gets the date and time from the NTP server Disabled WirelessIP3000 displays the date...

Page 34: ...Daylight save u Time Time format u Time Current time Use Left soft Key to edit settings Use Left Soft Key to edit settings You can change the time format to what you want Enter Time format Enter Dayli...

Page 35: ...nguage 6 7 7 4 Caller ID 6 7 7 5 User data reset Enter Contrast and set your phone s contrast using key Enter Language and choose your language between English and Japanese using key Enter Caller ID a...

Page 36: ...ation is for Admin menu Enter Site scan It shows the process of searching After searching is done it will list the AP s ssids nearby If you want to see more information about that ssid move to it and...

Page 37: ...Page u Proxy u Gateway u TFTP serverS Phone will ping automatically at first proxy server that has set Phone will ping automatically at gateway that has set Phone will ping automatically at TFTP serve...

Page 38: ...tems Inc Page 6 8 3 Network reload u Restarting network u Deactivating network Restarting network Use Key to select Yes If it s done the phone network may get restarted Deactivating network Use Key to...

Page 39: ...rowser 7 2 Login Process 1 Make sure your WirelessIP3000 is connected to the Wireless LAN before accessing its web server 2 Launch a web browser 3 Enter the IP address on the address field from web br...

Page 40: ...ss Figure 4 Web Configuration Tool Main Screen Table 1 Link Description Links Description Main Page This takes you to the first page when you get logged in Phonebook This option operates same as the m...

Page 41: ...be set before in the Admin Network Config menu Q Which codecs does the WirelessIP3000 support A WirelessIP3000 supports G 711 and G 729 codecs Q Where can I purchase a new battery A Please contact Wir...

Page 42: ...old caller ID and call transferring With SIP most of the intelligence for call setup and features resides on the SIP device or user agent such as an IP phone or a PC with voice or instant messaging so...

Page 43: ...PnP builds on Internet standards and technologies such as TCP IP HTTP and XML to enable these devices to automatically connect with one another and work together to make networking particularly home n...

Page 44: ...y Group By Index New Number Edit Group Delete All Message Recv Msg Box Write Msg Temporary Box Sent Msg Box Setup Call Logs Received Calls Dialed Calls Delete All Presence User List Block List Status...

Page 45: ...Inc Page 41 SIP MAC Address WEB Server Version Advanced Time Time Server Time Zone Daylight Save Time Format Current Time Contrast Font Size Language Caller ID User Data Reset Network Site Scan Ping T...

Page 46: ...es and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that in...

Page 47: ...Czech Republic CZ Denmark DK Estonia EE Finland FI France FR Germany DE Greece GR Hungrary HU Ireland IE Italy IT atvia LV Lithuania LT Luxembourg LU Malta MT Netherlands NL Poland PL Portugal PT Slov...

Page 48: ...ptor 1ea 4 Battery 1ea 5 USB Cable 1ea 2 Product specification 1 Operating Temperature 0 45 2 Standard 130 05 L x 43 W x 17 13 H 3 Weight 103g 4 Adaptor input voltage AC100 240V 50 60Hz Rated Output V...

Page 49: ...lessIP3000 Software version and Bootrom version Brief description of the problem and the procedure how it has occurred Address Telephone Fax Homepage UniData Communication Systems Inc GangNam Gu NonHy...

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