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Starting an IP telephone with the DSP module
Your PABX system can be equipped with a DSP module. After your PABX system has run up it will recognize the module and you can then
begin configuration at the IP phone.
This brief description is based on DHCP being configured y in your PABX system.
The elmeg IP290 is used as an example in this description.
An instruction manual describing all currently available features can be found on the CD-ROM.
Initial startup
Connect the PABX system to the IP telephone using the network cable. Connect the plug-in power supply unit with the telephone and turn
on the power.
Language setting
Select Language:
{ English }
Use the arrow keys to select the language
<>
. Press
O
to confirm.
Select Language:
{ English }
Select dial tone
Use the arrow keys to select the country
<>
. Press
O
to confirm.
Dial tone:
{ Australia }
Dial tone:
{ Great Britain }
Select a time zone
Use the arrow keys to select the time zone
<>
. Press
O
to confirm.
Select Timezone
{ -10 USA (Honululu) }
Select a time zone
{ -0: Great Britain (Lon }
First log-in
Subscribers must be configured in the PABX system. Enter your user code (for example for MSN 22). This code consists of the MSN, follo-
wed by the symbol "@" and the IP address for the PABX system.
Account:
22@192.168.1.250
Enter a code for MSN22 and the IP address 192.168.1.250:
22*11**192*1
**168*1**1*1**250
After entering your user ID confirm it by pressing the
O
key.
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Idle Telbook Lists
The password is then queried (if such a password has been entered as the login PIN in your PABX system).
If all the login codes have been entered correctly the new number (22) is then shown in the display.
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