2.5 Connecting the SIP ND1200 Series to the network
WARNING!
Risk of electrical shock! Dangerous voltages may
be present on the terminals of the network patch cable after
it is plugged into the network wall jack. Connect the patch
cable to the base first, then to the network wall jack.
2.5.1 SIP ND1200 Series Version 1 (local Power)
Connect Network to the Inline Power Adapter.
For this version, the network interface is assumed to NOT
be PoE compatible. For installation within North America,
Teledex provides an inline power adapter, which has two
network ports labeled “PHONE” and “LINE” respectively. (For
installation outside North America, please contact Teledex for
information on obtaining an approved inline power adapter.)
Plug one end of a network patch cable into the RJ-45 jack
at the top of the SIP ND1200 series base. Connect the other
end of this cable to the RJ-45 jack labeled “PHONE” on the
power adapter. With a second network patch cable, plug one
end into the RJ-45 jack labeled “LINE” on the power adapter.
Connect the other end of this cable to the network wall jack
designated by the network administrator. Plug the power
adapter into an unswitched electrical outlet.
2.5.2 SIP ND1200 Series Version 2 (PoE)
For this version, the network interface is assumed to be
PoE compatible, and power present at the Ethernet jack.
Plug one end of a network patch cable into the RJ-45 jack
at the top of the SIP ND1200 series base. Connect the other
end of this cable to the network wall jack designated by
the network administrator.
2.5.3 SIP ND1200 Series Version 3 (Dual power)
This version can work in either local power or PoE mode,
according to the different setup of the power jumpers
underneath the phone. When the phone is set to work in
the local power mode, connect to the network through
the inline power adapter as described in subsection 2.5.1.
When the phone is configured to work in PoE mode,
follow the instructions described in subsection 2.5.2.
CAUTION
: Do not connect a standard telephone line cord
to the network RJ-45 jack. A standard telephone cord
connector can fit into the RJ-45 jack; however there is a
risk of damaging the equipment if this is done.
NOTE:
The SIP ND1200 series will not function until it has
been configured and activated by the network administrator.
2.6 Connecting a PC to the SIP ND1200 Series
If the installation environment has only one active network
jack, and another network device such as a PC must share the
same space, that device should be disconnected from the wall
jack and reconnected to the RJ-45 jack on the right side of the
SIP ND1200 series.
CAUTION
: The cable from the network wall jack must be
connected to the jack on the top of the phone, and if there is
a PC, it must be connected to the jack on the right side of
the phone. Otherwise the phone will not function.
2.7 Arranging the SIP ND1200 Series on the Desk or Table
Route the network cable toward the rear of the base of
the phone, and attach the desk/wall mounting bracket by
inserting the tabs into the matching holes in the base. Place
the phone in a convenient location on the desk. Place the
handset on the cradle and confirm that the hookswitch is
properly depressed by the weight of the handset.
2.8 Mounting the SIP ND1200 Series on a Wall
The SIP ND1200 series can be mounted on a wall or other
vertical or near-vertical surface surface. To do so, the
desk/wall mounting bracket should be rotated 180 degrees,
compared to the desk mounting position. Use screws
(and anchors, if necessary) to match the hole pattern in
the bracket. The wall mounting clip (just underneath the
hookswitch) should be removed and re-installed after
rotating it 180 degrees.
To remove the clip, push it firmly toward the hookswitch.
The clip will hold the handset firmly in the cradle, and
allow it to depress the hookswitch when the phone is
not in use.
3. Configuring the SIP ND1200 Series
Once the SIP ND1200 series has been unpacked, set up on the
desk (or mounted to a wall), and connected to the network,
the network administrator should be notified that the unit
is ready for network configuration and activation. Once this
process has been completed, it will receive power from the
network and begin to function.
3.1 Starting Up
The SIP ND1200 series will automatically begin to function
once it has been connected to the network, configured and
activated by the network administrator. The network will
detect the presence of the SIP ND1200 series and supply
power and data to it (there is no on/off switch). Once
power has been applied, it takes about ninety (90) seconds
for the SIP ND1200 series to be ready for configuration.
3.2 Online Configuation
The SIP ND1200 series supports web-based online
configuration, and can be configured through another
PC. The default IP address for the phone is
10.10.1.254.
The network administrator should configure the SIP
ND1200 series to another static IP address, or activate
the DHCP function through the online configuration.
3.2.1 Visit the Configuration Portal (Fig.2)
Use the link
http://(IP Address):8080
to access the web portal
of the SIP ND1200 series. The default IP address is 10.10.1.254,
so use the link http://10.10.1.254:8080. The username and
password will be required to access to the web portal.
The default logins are (case sensitive):
Username: Admin
Password: iPhone06
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