8770_W0500880(A)E

VideophoneUser's Manual

Videophone User's ManualVersion AApril 2004 P/N: W0500880

Table of Contents

1 Getting Started ...................................................... 1

2 Getting to Know Your Videophone ..................... 3

3 Installation ............................................................ 7

Overview ........................................................................ 1

Feature highlights ........................................................... 1

What's in the package ..................................................... 2

Front view ....................................................................... 3

Rear view ........................................................................ 6

Side view ........................................................................ 6

Installing the unit ............................................................ 7

Using external devices (Optional) .................................. 9

4 Making a Call ....................................................... 10

5 Making Adjustments .......................................... 12

Before making a video call ........................................... 10

Making a video call ...................................................... 11

Using OSD menus ........................................................ 12

Reviewing IPs ................................................................ 13

Configuration .................................................................. 14

Password Checking .......................................................... 14

Phone Setup ...................................................................... 15

Network Setup .................................................................. 16

Bandwidth Setup ............................................................... 17

Advanced Setup ................................................................ 18

Firmware Update .............................................................. 21

Configuration Changed ..................................................... 24

Table of Contents

Error messages in bootup sequence .............................. 34

Other problems ............................................................. 37

Phonebook ....................................................................... 25

Change Password ............................................................ 31

Restore factory settings ................................................... 32

Add ................................................................................... 25

Search ............................................................................... 26

InBox ................................................................................ 29

OutBox ............................................................................. 30

6 OSD Menu Tree ................................................... 33

7 Trouble Shooting ................................................ 34

8 FCC Statement ................................................... 38

Error messages in dialing sequence .............................. 36

Overview

Feature highlights:

The Videophone is designed to avoid complicated installation. And with thebuttons on the keypad, you are able to access the user-friendly on screendisplay menu (OSD), easily control the functions and make adjustments.

The has a built-in high quality CCD camera and an active matrixliquid crystal display. Images are transmitted through the Internet at up to 24frames per second (fps) . While making a video call, youcan enjoy the brilliant real-time color images of yourself, yourcorrespondents or both. If you do not want your image to display on thecaller or receiver's screen, The 's private mode can do just that.

The is fully compliant with H.323 international standards forvideo communication. It can be used with any video phone that arecompatible with this standard.

Broadband IP address videophone

Connect the other videophone by simply entering the IP address/number*

with cover protection

Friendly and easy operation through keypads

Phonebook dialing function

2 A/V inputs & 1 A/V output for additional video/audio input andvideo/audio output for large display

Up to 24 frames per second video display (@ CIF resolution)

Video selectable and picture image up to VHS quality

Echo-cancellation and no delay high quality audio

Videophone

(@ CIF resolution)

Videophone

Videophone

Built-in high quality CCD camera

High quality TFT LCD display

1 Getting Started

*Note: To dial numbers, Videophone must work in conjunctionwith additional accessories, such as the H.323 Gatekeeper.

Videophone User's Manual 1

Audio/Video CablePower Adapter

Handset Cable Ethernet Cable

Power Cord

User's Manual

Videophone

What's in the package?

Please unpack the product package with caution; inspectthe items closely. If you find any damaged item, pleasecontact your local distributor immediately. Also, please keepthe box and packing material for future use in the event offuture shipments.

Videophone 1

Handset 1

User's Manual 1

Handset Cable 1

Power Adapter 1

Power Cord 1

Ethernet Cable (RJ-45) 1

Audio/Video Cable 1

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

Handset

2

2 Getting to Know Your Videophone

Front view

BrightnessHue:

andThese two

knobs are foradjusting thebrightness and hueof the images onthe LCD screen.

LCDScreen:shows thevideoimages ofcallers.

CCD Camera:The inputsource of localvideo image.This is a minibuilt-in CCDcamera.

Keypad:To enter the IPaddress or to inputdata required foraccessing the OSDmenu.

Video Indicator:Lights orangewhen the main unitis in videotransmission.

When Videophoneis in audio mute,the video indicatorblinks.

Power Indicator:Lights green whenthe power is on.The light blinkswhen the powersaving function ison. The powersaving functionactivateswhen the system isinactive for fiveminutes.

Handset Cable

Handset

Mic.

Cursor Panel:See next page.

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0 #

Video Power

Clear

View Privacy

Still Camera

Phonebook

Hot Keys:See next page.

Speaker

OK

Mute

Redial


Front view (cont.'d)

Phonebook

Still Camera

View Privacy

Mute/Redial:During a video call, thisbutton is used to mutethe audio so that you willnot be heard by the otherparty on the phone; whenthere is no connection, toredial the IP address/number* last dialed.

Hot Keys

View:To select how localand remote video isdisplayed on the screen.The options are: Remote,PIP upper-left, PIPlower-left, PIP upper-right, PIP lower-right,Local. And it switchesin that sequence.

Privacy:Stop sending your imageto the other side so thatyou will not be seen bythe person you talk to.

Camera:To switch between thebuilt-in CCD camera andexternal camerasconnected to Videophone.

Still:To freeze thevideo image ofyourself so thatthe other partycan have aclearer display.

Hands Free:To dial thecorrespondent'sIP addresswithout pickingup the handset.

Used with OSD menus;to move the cursor leftor to go back to theprevious menu. Duringa video call, used toreduce the incomingvideo bit rate. OK: Used with OSD menus; to

pop up the OSD menu, to enterthe sub menu, or to confirm theselection. During a video call,related to the "Allow RemoteControl" option (see page 15).

Cursor Panel

Used with OSD menus; to movethe cursor right or to enter the submenu. During a video call, used toraise the incoming video bit rate.

Used with OSD menus; to move thecursor up. During a call, to turn thevolume of the speakerphone up.

Used with OSD menus; tomove the cursor down. Duringa call, to turn the volume ofthe speakerphone down.

Clear:Used to go back to theprevious menu, or tofunction as Backspacewhen you input letters ornumbers. During a videocall, used to refresh thescreen should artifactsappear due to temporarynetwork traffic congestion.

*Note: To dial phonenumbers, mustwork in conjunction withadditional accessories, suchas the H.323 Gatekeeper.

Videophone

Phonebook:See page 24.

Clear

OK

Mute

Redial

4

Inputting numbers

Pressing any key on the numeric keypad can input the

correspondent number.

For example, pressing will generate the number

" 8 ".

Numeric Keypad

Front view (cont.'d)

8 TUV

2 ABC1@_- 3 DEF

5 JKL 6 MNO4 GHI

9WXYZ8 TUV7PQRS

0 ! ; $. ,

Numeric Keypad

Inputting letters

Every button on the numeric keypad has characters printed

on it, in addition to the numbers. Number keys from " 2 " to "

9 " have English letters on them, so they can be used to input English letters.

When inputting data, pressing a key consecutively will generate the letters on it.

For example, has the number " 7 " and the alphabets " PQRS " on it.

Pressing this key once will generate the number " 7 ".

Pressing this key twice consecutively will generate the letter " P ".

Pressing this key three times consecutively will generate the letter " Q ".

Pressing this key four times consecutively will generate the letter " R ".

Pressing this key five times consecutively will generate the letter " S ".

And it will cycle in such order.

7PQRS

Inputting punctuation marks

The keypad provides four punctuation marks:

" " " " " " and " ".. , ! ;

" ": Press twice consecutively;

" ": Press three times consecutively.

" ": Press twice consecutively.

" ": Press three times consecutively.

.

,

!

;

Press only once to generate " . " when inputting IP addresses.

. ,

. ,

0 ! ; $

0 ! ; $

Inputting special characters

The keypad also provides six special characters: " " " " " " " " " "

and " ".

@ _ - $#

" ": Press twice consecutively; " ": Press once.

" ": Press three times consecutively. " ": Press 4 times.

" ": Press four times consecutively. " ": Press once.

@

_ $

- #

1@_-

1@_-

1@_-

. ,

0 ! ; $

Switching between upper

case and lower case letters

Press once to switch

between upper and lower case

letters when inputting data.

Speed Dial

When the handset is picked up

or the button is

pressed, pressing can

enable speed dial.

speaker


WAN

AUDIO

VIDEO

A/VOUT

A/VIN2

POWER

A/VIN1

ON

OFF DC IN

BrightnessFor adjusting thebrightness of LCD screen

HueFor adjusting the hueof LCD screen

DC INConnect to theDC output ofpower adapter A/V OUT

Audio andVideo outputconnector

A/V IN2Audio andVideo inputconnector 2

A/V IN1Audio andVideo inputconnector 1

WANEthernetconnector

Lens Cover HolderA holder for the plasticcover plate of CCD lens

Rear view

Power SwitchFor turningon/off the power

Side view

Handset JackHandset cableconnector

LCD PanelThe LCD panelcan be tilted up ordown to adjust theangle of the shotstaken of the callerand obtain themost comfortableviewing position.

COM

COM(reserved)

MIC

MICExternalmicrophoneconnector(optional)

6

3 Installation

Step 1 Pick a good spot

Prolonging the lifespanAvoid storing or operating in abnormal conditions.High temperatures or excessive humidity could cause the unit tomalfunction and shorten its useful lifespan.

Videophone

StabilityPlace your on top of a counter, desk, or table with theCCD camera opening in front.

Videophone

Lighting conditionMake sure the lighting is sufficient and does not shine directlyinto camera lenses.

View of cameraAvoid using in a room with brightly painted walls orflamboyant wallpaper. Soft and evenly painted backgroundprovides the best results.

Videophone

Installing the unit

Connect the handset cable.

Step 2 Hook up the handset

Connect the handset and the Videophone main unit with handsetcable.


Step 3 Connect the Ethernet cable

Plug one end of the Ethernet cable in the jack marked "WAN" onVideophone. Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable in the RJ-45jack of the Internet device (hub, router, or ATU-R).

Connect the Ethernet cableto the Internet device.

Installing the unit (Cont'd)

Step 4 Plug in for power

Connect the power cord betweenthe wall outlet and the poweradapter. Plug the free end of thepower adapter into thepower connector(DC IN) onVideophone.

Connectthe poweradapter.

Connect the power cordand plug in.

AUDIO

VIDEO

A/VOUT

A/VIN2

POWER

A/VIN1

ON

OFF DC IN

COM WAN

8

Using external devices (Optional)

VCR(for recording)

VCR(for playing)

A/V Output

OR OR

CCD CameraTelevision

VCR(for playing)

OR

CCD Camera

WAN

AUDIO

VIDEO

A/VOUT

A/VIN2

POWER

A/VIN1

ON

OFF DC IN

COMMIC

A/V Input 1A/VInput 2

Externalmicrophone


Avoid having lights behind you thatmight shine into the camera lens.

Do not point the Videophone at amirror or bright light.

Keep a distance of 0.5 meters awayfrom Videophone.

Make sure of the most appropriatelighting source, preferably from thefront with the beam on your face.

4 Making a Call

Here are a few things you need to consider before making a video call.

Use the self-view image to get the best shot ofyourself.

Adjust the hue and brightness of the screen for bestimage.

0.5 m0.5 m

Before making a video call

Avoid having a lotof movement in thebackground and trynot to move aroundexcessively. Toomuch movementtends to slow downthe frame rate ofthe video image,resulting in a jerkypicture.

1

2

3

4

5 6

7

10

Step 1 Turn on the power of the unit.

Step 2 Pick up the handset.

Step 3 The other party answers the phone, and

Step 4

Step 5

The incorporates a power saving circuit to protect itsinternal components and extend its service life.

If the is inactive for 5 minutes, the LCD screenautomatically shuts down and goes blank. The power indicatorblinks.

The image returns to the screen when the handset is picked up orany key is pressed.

The LCD screen shows the localview, the image of the caller.

Enter the desired IP address/number * (Seenote). Use the key to input the dots between the numbers.When a key is pressed, the image on the LCD screen disappearsand the numbers you input are displayed.

the video connection isestablished. You will be able to see the person you are talking to.

To end the connection, simply hang up the handset.

If there is difficulty in making connection, please make sure thatthe Videophone has been properly installed. Please also check ifthe network settings are correctly configured.

Videophone

Videophone

Power Saving Mode

*Note: To dial numbers, the Videophone must work inconjunction with additional accessories, such as the H.323Gatekeeper.

Making a video call

. ,

If there are artifacts residuals on the screen due to

network traffic congestion, press button

to refresh the screen.

Clear


Using OSD menus

The Videophone allows you to use the cursor panel on the keypad to controlOSD (on-screen-display) menus. The OSD menu is brought out by pressingthe button on the cursor panel of the keypad. The figure below showsyou what an OSD menu looks like:

Clear

OSD menu

LCD Panel

Screen

Cursor Panel

Operating OSD menus cursor panel explained

Highlighted item

Configuration

Change Password

5 Making Adjustments

Clear

Phonebook

OK

OK

OK

Brings up on-screen menu, enter the sub-menu, or confirm the selection made.

Moves the cursor right or enter the sub-menu.

Moves the cursor left or go back to theprevious menu.

Moves the highlighted option down.

Moves the highlighted option up.

Serves as the backspace key wheninputting data.

12

Change Password

Configuration

Phonebook

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Firmware version:

Press "OK" to enter

IP addr of this phone:

Phone can be called byxxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

the Configuration menu.

Main: 1.1.0LAN: 2.2.2

OK

Local view

Using OSD menus Reviewing IPs

(Continued on page 14, 24, 30respectively, for instructions onconfiguring different settings)

OK


Bandwidth Setup

Firmware Update

Phone Setup

Password correct?

Yes

Change Password

Configuration

Phonebook

Please enter password

|

or

and : Item selection

OK

OK

Network Setup

Advanced Setup

Incorrect password

Any key

(Continued on page 15 to 22respectively, for instructions onconfiguring different settings)

Clear : backspace

Numeric input,maximum 4 digits

No

Using OSD menus

Password Checking

Configuration

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Using OSD menus Configuration Phone Setup

Phone Setup

Auto Answer Rings (0~9): 4

Ring Volume: HI

Start With: Both A&V

Flash Key: OFF

H.263: ON

Auto Answer: OFF

Allow Remote Control: NO


and : toggle options

(ON/OFF, HI/LO,

YES/NO)

Numeric keypad: input numbers

Start With:

Flash Key:

Allow Remote Control:

Both A&V:

Video:

Audio:

ON:

YES:

Starts a call with both audio and video.

Starts a call with video only. Audio is disabled.

Starts a call with audio only. Local view is on the LCD. To bringback video during the call, press the key.

Pressing the key during a call sends a Hook-Flash signal.Flash is used to access features in a PBX phone system.

Allows the remote (far) site to change the video input sources onthis phone during a call. The remote site first presses , then eachsubsequent press of changes the video source. The letters "Alt" isdisplayed on the LCD after is pressed.

H.263: If two parties have a communication problem with the videoprotocol, setting H.263 to off may solve the problem.

Privacy

Phonebook

OK

Camera

OK


Network Setup

IP Address: 0.0.0.0Netmask: 255.255.255.0Gateway: 192.168.1.1

Press > to check: ( )Being Called by Above IP? NO

Auto Get IP (DHCP)? YES

User Name: VideophoneUse Phone #? NO

Phone #: 123456



(YES/NO)

Numeric keypad: input numbers,

letters, punctuation marks, and

special characters.

Auto Get IP?

Being Called by Above IP?

User Name:

Use Phone #?

YES:

NO:

YES:

NO:

YES:

IP Address, Netmask and Gateway for the phone unit will beprovided by a DHCP server. The typical case for this selection is whenthe phone is connected to a router which includes a DHCP server.

A user enters the IP Address, Netmask and Gateway. The typicalcase for this selection is when the user wants to assign a public and staticIP to the phone unit.

The IP address to be used in receiving calls is specified in the IPAddress field above. The typical case for this selection is when the IPaddress is public and static, therefore, reachable directly from theInternet.

The IP address to be used in receiving calls can be found in thePublic IP Address menu (see page 19). The typical case for this selectionis when a phone is connected to a router which performs a NAT function.Your ISP assigns a public IP address to your router. By using this publicIP address, your phone is reachable directly from the Internet.

The user name is displayed when the phone rings.

Phone # is another way for someone to call your phone. To use thePhone # feature, your phone must be registered successfully to aGatekeeper with your desired phone #. Gatekeeper is set up in theGatekeeper menu .(see page 18)

Using OSD menus Configuration Network Setup

16

Bandwidth Setup

Outgoing Network Bandwidth:

Incoming Network Bandwidth:

Choices are 128, 256, 384, 512, 640 Kbps. The Outgoing NetworkBandwidth refers to the total bandwidth speed for your broadbandconnection from your location to Internet. It is also known as the Uploador Upstream speed. You should select a speed to match your broadbandnetwork, For example, if you have a DSL with 128 Kbps upload speed,select 128 Kbps here. Note the Outgoing and Incoming speeds do nothave to be the same.

Choices are 128, 256, 384, 512, 640 Kbps. The Incoming NetworkBandwidth refers to the total bandwidth speed for your broadbandconnection from Internet to your location. It is also known as theDownload or Downstream speed. You should select a speed to matchyour broadband network, For example, if you have a DSL with 1.5 Mbpsdownload speed, select 640 Kbps here. Note the Outgoing and Incomingspeeds do not have to be the same.

During a call, you can fine tune the incoming speed by pressing and

keys.

Using OSD menus Configuration Bandwidth Setup

and : Item selectionand : Item selection

Incoming Network Bandwidth:

Outgoing Network Bandwidth:

256 Kbps

256 Kbps

and : Set the bandwidth

Bandwidth Setup

Firmware Update

Phone Setup

Network Setup

Advanced SetupOK

orOK


Using OSD menus Configuration Advanced Setup

Advanced Setup

Alias: Videophone

GateKeeper: 192.168.128.110

Keep Alive: ON

GK Password ( )

Public IP Address

Update Server

PPPoE

GateKeeper

Hot Link


Clear : backspace



special characters.

and : move cursor,

toggle options

(ON/OFF)

OK

orOK

Gatekeeper:

You need to get the IP of the gatekeeper from your gatekeeper serviceprovider.

Keep Alive:

Alias:

GK Password:

If your gatekeeper service provider periodically inquires for yourVideophone's online status, you can set Keep Alive to ; if it doesn'tmake such an inquiry and you want to stay online for a long period oftime, it is better to set Keep Alive to . Consult your gatekeeperservice provider if you don't know how to do Keep Alive setting.

The

GK Password is set according to your gatekeeper service provider'srequirements.

OFF

ON

alias may be assigned by your gatekeeper service provider.

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Public IP Address

Update Server

PPPoE

GateKeeper

Hot LinkPublic IP: 192.168.128.179

IP Server: 210.202.38.143

Auto Detect Public IP? YES

IP Server:

Auto Detect Public IP?

YES:

NO:

The public IP address assigned to your router by your ISP will bedetected automatically and shown after reboot. See the Network Setupmenu (p.16) on how to use the public IP address.

You can assign your own public IP address.

IP Server is a server which your service provider places on the Internet.This server assists your videophone to automatically detect the public IPaddress assigned to it. Do not change this value unless instructed by yourservice provider.


: toggle options

(YES/NO)

Numeric keypad: input numbers

and

Advanced Setup


OK

orOK


Public IP Address

Update Server

PPPoE

GateKeeper

Hot Link

Update Server:

65.215.224.51


Clear : backspace

Numeric keypad: input numbers.

and : move cursor

OK

orOK



Advanced Setup

Public IP Address

Update Server

PPPoE

GateKeeper

Hot Link

PPPoE: OFF

PPPoE Username ( )

PPPoE Password ( )

Hot Link: OFF

Hot Link Number ( )

Hot Link:

ON: The Hot Link number will be used for dialing when the handset israised or when the key is pressed. This is useful when a certainnumber must be dialed whenever the phone is in use.

Public IP Address

Update Server

PPPoE

GateKeeper

Hot Link



special characters.


(ON/OFF)


OK

orOK


OK

orOK

PPPoE:

If you use timing ADSL to connect to Internet directly, please set PPPoEto . You can get PPPoE Username and Password from your ISP.ON

20

Using OSD menus Configuration Firmware Update

Firmware Update

Start Firmware Update?

Yes <OK>

No <CLEAR>

Are you sure?

Yes <OK>

No <CLEAR>

Bandwidth Setup

Firmware Update

Phone Setup

Network Setup

Advanced Setup Clear

orOK

OK

YES

OK

Clear

OK

Reboot.

and reboot.

Firmware Update.

Press "OK" to turn off

the "Use Phone #?" feature

After reboot, please retry

NO

See next page.


Use Phone #?

You can check the

"Use Phone #?"

state in

under

menu.

Network

Setup

Configuration


successfully. Restarting.

Firmware Update completed

Main S/W

Update in progress.

Please wait...


Firmware Update

LAN S/W

Update in progress.

Please wait...latest firmware.

You already have the

Connection time out.

Retry <OK>

Abort <CLEAR>

Firmwareversions arethe same

Wait 5seconds

OK

Unsuccessfulconnection

OKUnsuccessfulconnection

Clear

(Continued from previous page)

Bandwidth Setup

Firmware Update

Phone Setup

Network Setup

Advanced Setup

Wait 5 seconds,reboot.

LAN codechanged

YES

NO

See next page.

22


Firmware Update

Finalizing Firmware Update.

Please do not touch the phone.The phone will restartautomatically.

Wait for firmwarewritten into flash,reboot.

(Continued from previous page)

Do not touch the phone during firmware update.

The phone will reboot itself after the update.

Turning off the phone pre-maturely may cause a

permanent failure and require a factory service.


Using OSD menus

Save the settings?

Yes <OK>

No <CLEAR>

Configuration

Configuration hasbeen changed? No

Yes

Clear

Saving completed.

Restarting...

OK

Configuration Changed

Local view

Change Password

Configuration

Phonebook

Saving in progress.

Please do not touch the phone.

Reboot.

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Record Saved

Add This Record?

Yes <OK>

No <CLEAR>

Note:

You can enter the phonebook

menu either through the OSD

menu or by pressing the

button

If you enter the phonebook

menu by pressing the

at any time.

button, Videophone

will return to local view when

you leave the phonebook menu.

Using OSD menus Phonebook Add

Adding to the phonebook

Search

InBox

Add

OutBox

Name: |

Phone No:

IP:

H.323 Alias:

or

Clear

orOK

OK

OK

OK

and : Item selection and : Item selection

Speed Dial


Clear : backspace



special characters.

and : move cursor

Change Password

Configuration

Phonebook

Phonebook

Phonebook


Using OSD menus Phonebook Search

Search for a number

Dial

Edit

Delete

(Continued on next page)

orOK


Searching by Name:

Joe

Name: Joe

Phone No. : 789

IP: 192.168.3.1

H.323 Alias: Joe

OK

Add to Speed Dial

Clear : backspace



special characters.

and : move cursor

Search

InBox

Add

OutBox

Speed Dial

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Dialing ...

192.168.3.1

Using OSD menus

Search for a number (cont'd)

Dial the searched number

Phonebook Search


If you can not dial out withVideophone, please hang upor press the button toreturn to local view, and tryto dial again.

Call progressing

Updating ...

Name: |Joe

Phone No. : 789

IP: 192.168.3.1

H.323 Alias: Joe

OK


Edit the phonebook record

Dial

Edit

Delete

Add to Speed Dial

Dial

Edit

Delete

Add to Speed Dial


Clear : backspace



special characters.

and : move cursor

orOK orOK


Delete This Record?

Yes <OK>

No <CLEAR>

Dial

Edit

Record deleted

Using OSD menus

Search for a number (cont'd)

Delete the phonebook record

Phonebook Search

Delete

OK

OK


Add to Speed Dial

Record saved

OK


Dial

Edit

Delete

Add to Speed Dial

0. (None)

1. (None)

2. (None)

3. (None)

4. (None)

Add the record to Speed Dial


Press the item number (0-9)

to assign the record to the

number.

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Using OSD menus Phonebook InBox

InBox contains the numbers ofthe 10 last received calls.

Dial out

or

OK

OK

By (IP / Phone no. / Alias)

Dialing to (Name) ...


If you can not dial out withVideophone, please hang up or pressthe button to return to localview, and try to dial again.

Dial out

Select a desired item andthen press , or press anumber directly, to dial out.

OK

0. 24586547 (00:02:15)

1. 35648755 (00:01:20)

2. Amy (00:32:47)

3. Tom (00:51:30)

4. 25478654 (00:01:38)

5. 25478654 (00:03:21)

6. Mary (00:01:16)

7. 12547869 (00:02:37)

8. Tom (00:08:18)

9. 52458745 (00:07:24)

Search

InBox

OutBox

Add

Press to clear In/Out Box****

Speed DialChange Password

Configuration

Phonebook


Using OSD menus

OutBox contains the numbers ofthe 10 last dialed calls.

Phonebook OutBox

Search

InBox

OutBox

or

OK

OK


Dial out

By (IP / Phone no. / Alias)

Dialing to (Name) ...

Dial out

Select a desired item andthen press , or press anumber directly, to dial out.

OK

Add

Press to clear In/Out Box****

0. 24586547 (00:02:15)

1. 35648755 (00:01:20)

2. Amy (00:32:47)

3. Tom (00:51:30)

4. 25478654 (00:01:38)

5. 25478654 (00:03:21)

6. Mary (00:01:16)

7. 12547869 (00:02:37)

8. Tom (00:08:18)

9. 52458745 (00:07:24)

Speed DialChange Password

Configuration

Phonebook

If you can not dial out withVideophone, please hang up or pressthe button to return to localview, and try to dial again.

30

Password changed

Using OSD menus

change failed

Check inputs

Change Password

Old password: |

Confirm:

Any keyClear : backspace

Numeric input: maximum4 digits

and : move cursor

Change Password?

Yes <OK>

No <CLEAR>

New password:

Invalid

Valid

Invalid input, Password

orOK

Clear

OK

OK


Change Password

Configuration

Phonebook


Local view********

In local view screen, pressing "********" (eight asterisks) will bring out adialog window, asking if you want to restore all settings to factory default(see below). Press to begin the process. Press to cancel.

Restore all settings

to factory default?

Yes <OK>

No <CLEAR>

Using OSD menus Restore factory settings

Clear

Restoring all settings.

Please wait...

OK Clear

OK

Settings restored.

Restarting.

Reboot.

32

Change Password

Firmware Update

Search

InBox

OutBox

AddPhonebook

6 OSD Menu Tree

Speed Dial

Network Setup

Advanced Setup GateKeeper

Public IP Address

Update Server

Hot Link

PPPoE

ConfigurationLocal view Phone Setup

Bandwidth Setup


7 Trouble Shooting

Error messages in bootup sequence

Please enter a phone #,

press "OK" to continue.

To skip, press "CLEAR"

Public IP server address is

invalid, please assign.

Press "OK" to continue.

If the screen to the left is displayedafter bootup, it means that youhave set "Use Phone #?" to Yes butthe phone # is not given. Pleaseenter the phone # and pressto register with the gatekeeper.

OK

If the screen to the left is displayedafter bootup, it means that PublicIP Server address is invalid. It isrecommended to restore thefactory default setting.

Public IP address is

invalid, please assign.


If the screen to the left is displayedafter bootup, it means that theVideophone needs an IP address,but the current setting is invalid.Please assign a Public IP address.

PPPoE is on, please

assign a user name


and password.

If the screen to the left is displayedafter bootup, it means that you areusing PPPoE but you did not enterthe PPPoE user name andpassword. Please assign the PPPoEuser name and password.

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Duplicated IP address

for this phone.

Please reassign.

If the screen to the left is displayedafter bootup, it means that the IPaddress of the Videophone isduplicated with that of anotherdevice in the same local areanetwork. Please assign a new IPaddress for the Videophone.

Error messages in bootup sequence


xxx

is an invalid IP address.

Please try again.

Error messages in dialing sequence

If the screen to the left is displayedafter you dial an IP address, itmeans the IP address is invalid.Please retry with a correct one.

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Plug power adapter in thepower outlet in the wall.

Plug the power cord in the unit.

Turn on the power switch.

Power Indicator OFF

Make sure the power indicatoris ON.

If auxiliary video input is usedon TV, select the appropriatevideo input for TV.

No image is displayed on LCDscreen

Plug RJ-45 cable from theInternet device into "WAN"jack on the unit.

Can not dial an IP address

Increase light on the imageand reduce back lighting.

Video of local view is dark

Aim the Videophone at astrong white light sourcemomentarily.

Increase the room light level.

Video in local view has a red cast

Hang up and call again.

Make sure the remote videophone is compatible withH.323 standard.

Ask the other party call you.

Video connection is notestablished correctly

Probable cause is badconnection (noisy line). Hangup and try again. This time,ask the other party to call you.

Green or yellow blocks appear inthe remote picture

Your Videophone is reliable and easy to use. If you encounter any problemwhile using this product, please refer to the table below for possible solutions.

Other problems

Be sure the RJ-45 wire isplugged into the "WAN" jackdirectly on the Videophone.

The unit is not responding whenthe button is pressedOK


This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to thefollowing two conditions:

This device may not cause harmful interference.This device must accept any interference received, including interference thatmay cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class Bdigital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed toprovide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residentialinstallation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, maycause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If thisequipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, whichcan be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged totry to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to whichthe receiver is connected.Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.Shielded interface cables must be used in order to comply with emissionlimits. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the partyresponsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate theequipment.

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