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Configuring a 5304 IP Phone to SIP Mode
IMPORTANT:
If you are upgrading from a previous load, please ensure you are
following the correct upgrade procedure as outlined in the latest product
Release Notes available from the SIP Software Download Page (see “To
access the latest firmware loads and additional SIP documentation:” on
page 2).
To configure the phone to SIP mode using the default settings:
1. Press and hold * and 7 simultaneously while powering up the phone. The
display indicates “Mode Change to SIP”.
2. When the display indicates “Change Confirmed”, wait for the phone to
boot.
NOTE: If prompted to ENTER USERID, enter the extension number for the
phone. If the Installer code is configured, you must enter the Installer Code +
extension number (e.g. 123 + 2001).
3. Slide the designation card under the plastic lens on the front of the phone.
4. (Optional) Connect a network device to the PC port on the back of the
phone.
NOTE: The SIP default configuration uses the default network settings in
DHCP mode.
NOTE: To return the phone to MiNET mode using the default settings, press
and hold * and 6 simultaneously while powering up the phone. After the phone
boots, it is returned to MiNET mode.
SIP Network Configuration
If necessary, you can change the default SIP network settings. When changing
or configuring 5304 IP Phone settings, use the *, 0, and # keys to answer the
display prompts. For example, press
*
to select YES or # to select NO or 0 to
select Default.
To configure network settings:
1. Press both Up and Down Arrow keys simultaneously while powering up the
phone. NETWORK SETTINGS? appears.
2. Use the * and # keys to navigate through the NETWORK SETTINGS and/
or NETWORK PARAMETERS menus and configure settings.
3. When you are finished entering parameters, press ACCEPT. STORE
CHANGES? appears.
4. Press YES. SAVING TO NVRAM. Do Not Remove Power appears, fol-
lowed by NVRAM SAVE COMPLETE and REBOOT NOW?.
5. Press YES. When the date and time appear, the reboot is complete and
your settings are updated.
NOTE: For xDSL, an Internet Service Provider user name and password are
required.
NOTE: For additional SIP information, refer to the 5304 SIP User and
Administrator Guide available at www.mitel.com (see Supporting
Documentation).
To Restore Factory Default Settings:
1. Press both Up and Down Arrow keys simultaneously while powering up the
phone. NETWORK SETTINGS? appears
2. Press NO until TOOLS & FEATURES appears and then press YES.
3. Press NO until RESTORE DEFAULTS? appears and then press YES.
4. Press CONFIRM. The phone resets with default settings.
Wall Mounting on a Wall Plate (See Figure
)
Please note that the wall mount bracket is optional and not included with the
phone. It must be purchased separately.
Connect and thread the 220mm CAT5e cable
provided as part of the
optional wall mount kit and PC CAT5e cable
in the channel provided as
in Figure
.
Install the wall mount bracket as described above.
Connect the 220mm CAT5e cable
into the wall jack as in
.
Mount the phone and wall mount unit
onto the wall plate studs as
indicated by the dotted line shown in Figure
. The CAT5e cable
can
be pulled up slightly at the top of the phone as it is installed to prevent it from
interfering with the mechanical parts of the phone.
Wall Mounting on the Wall
Please note that the wall mount bracket is optional and not included with the
Phone; it must be purchased separately.
Select a location away from electrical cables, pipes or other items that could
cause a hazard when inserting screws in the wall.
CAUTION:
Ensure the wall is capable of supporting the weight of the phone. For
additional security, it is recommended that you mount the phone on a plywood
backboard. Mitel is not responsible for phones damaged as a result of
improper wall mounting.
1. Insert two mounting screws 3 1/4 inches (8.25 cm) apart. Allow about 3/16
of an inch (0.5 cm) between the wall and screw heads for mounting the
phone. Use #10 screws 1 to 1.5 inches (2.5 to 4 cm) in length for mounting
screws and anchoring devices suitable for the wall.
2. See Figure
.
Connect and thread the CAT5e cable
and optional CAT5e cable
in
the channel provided in the base of the phone.Please note that both cables
and
will run in parallel when the unit is mounted on the wall.
NOTE: When the optional Dataport Access Dongle is used in place of the
optional CAT5e cable
, only cable
will be threaded in the channel in the
base of the phone.
3. Install the wall mount bracket
into the three mounting holes indicated
by the dotted lines in Figure
, slide the bracket upwards until it snaps
into place.
4. Mount the phone and wall mount bracket
onto the wall screws similar
to what is illustrated by the dotted line shown in Figure
.
Installing Optional Accessories (See Figure
)
Please note that the following accessories are optional and not included with
the Phone; they must be purchased separately:
• Dataport Access Dongle
• Hospitality Kit
Dataport Access Dongle
To install the dataport access dongle:
1. Plug one end (
) into the PC Port on the bottom of the Phone.
2. Snap the other (
) end into place in the data port opening on the side of
the phone.
Hospitality Kit
To install the hospitality accessory kit:
1. Turn the phone so that the front faces away from you
.
2. Line up the plastic pins on the hospitality accessory kit (
) with the slots
on the back of the display.
3. Insert and slide the bottom pins down into the lower slots. Press and snap
the upper pins in place into the upper slots.
Label Card (See Figure
)
To label the phones programmable buttons, remove the plastic covering by
pressing in the direction indicated. Label the buttons as needed and replace the
cover.
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