Vonage V-Portal, Руководство пользователя

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Vonage V-Portal User Guide
represents Phone Port 1 or Phone Line 1. When you sign up for one line of Vonage
service, you’ll typically plug your phone into Phone Port 1 on the V-Portal. The Phone Port 1 icon
on the green label surrounding a port on the rear panel of the V-Portal identifies it as the port
you’ll use to connect your phone to the V-Portal. You’ll also see this icon displayed on the status
bar of the LCD and Web UI when you can place and receive phone calls using Phone Line 1.
Tip: You’ll typically use a standard two-wire phone cord with your V-Portal. For phone cord
recommendations, see
What kind of telephone cord should I use in the phone ports of
the V-Portal?
represents Phone Port 2 or Phone Line 2. When you sign up for two lines of Vonage
service, you’ll typically plug the phone for your secondary line into Phone Port 2 on the V
after you peel off the clear label from the port. The Phone Port 2 icon on the green label
surrounding a port on the rear panel of the V-Portal identifies it as the port you’ll use to conne
the phones for your secondary line to the V-Portal. You’ll also see this icon displayed on the
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tus bar of the LCD and Web UI when you can place and receive phone calls using Phone Line
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recommendations, see What kind of telephone cord
Tip: You’ll typically use a standard two-wire phone cord with yo
should I use in the phone ports of
the V-Portal?
Informational LEDs
Two light-emitting diodes (LED) are located on the sides of both the blue Internet port and the
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et (LAN) port is blinking green, data is being sent either to or from your
quipment (such as a computer or router) connected to the V-Portal’s Ethernet (LAN) port.
yellow Ethernet (LAN) port. A yellow LED is located on the left of the port and a green LED is on
the right.
The yellow LED is lit solid when the port is connected. For example, if the yellow LED on the le
of the Internet port is lit solid yellow, the V-Portal is connected to your cable or DSL modem.
The green LED blinks when there is activity on the port. For example, if the green LED on th
right of the Ethern
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View the Terms of Service by visiting the Vonage website at www.vonage.com/tos. Pay particular attention to
Section 11 which explains limitations on Warranty, Remedy and Liability.
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