7.
Telephone Keypad Dialing
You may now start making a VOIP call by dialing the IP address directly from the
telephone. There are 5 different types of dialing for IPTEL;
1)
Direct Static IP Dialing (#200):
12-15 digits for Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multiport Gateway static IP dialing.
2)
Direct Static IP D Gatekeeper Mode Dialing (#201):
1-11 digits for Gatekeeper Mode dynamic IP dialing, and 12-15 digits for direct
Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multiport Gateway static IP dialing.
3)
Gatekeeper dialing mode (#202):
1-48 digits for Gatekeeper and Trunk Gateway such as Cisco 5300
4)
Memory dialing (#80 - #99) for stored number dialing
5)
Hot-line dialing mode (#401): In 3 seconds after hang-up, the number in #99 will be
dialed.
7.1
Point-to-Point Static IP calls
1)
Press the IP address of the party you want to call as the following.
Example: Press
211020102110
to call the party with IP address
211.20.102.110
In 3 seconds, you should hear the ring back tone, and wait for the called party to
answer, or you will hear a busy tone when the dialed number is busy or not available.
7.2
Point-to-Multiport Gateway Static IP calls
1)
Press the IP a the extension port number
Example: Press
061219023102900
to call the party with IP address of
61.219.23.102
at extension port
900
.
In 3 seconds, you should hear the ring back tone, and wait for the called party to
answer.
7.3
Point-to-Point Gatekeeper Dynamic IP calls
1)
Press the Alias Number
Example: Press
112233
to call the party with alias number 112233 registered in
the gatekeeper. (Refer to the Gatekeeper Mode in Section 7 & 8.)
In 3 seconds, you should hear the ring back tone, and wait for the called party to
answer.
7.4
Memory Dial for IP calls
There are
20
memories for use to store IP Addresses and Alias Numbers for IP calls.
To make Memory Dial, simply
Press
*N
to dial the IP address/Alias Number stored in the
N
memory (
N=80~99
)
Example: Press
*90
to dial the IP address/Alias Number stored in the
N=90
memory.
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