Grandstream Networks Handy Tone 386 user manual Basic Operations, Get Familiar with Voice Prompt

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HandyTone-386 User Manual

Grandstream Networks, Inc.

5Basic Operations

5.1Get Familiar with Voice Prompt

HandyTone-386 has stored a voice prompt menu for quick browsing and simple configuration. Currently, the voice prompt menu and the LED button are designed for FXS port 1 only.

To enter this voice prompt menu, simply press the button or “***” from the analog phone.

Menu

Voice Prompt

Options

Main Menu

“Enter a Menu Option”

Enter “*” for the next menu option

 

 

Enter “#” to return to the main menu

 

 

Enter 01-06, 47, 86, 99 menu option

01

“DHCP Mode”,

Enter “9” to toggle the selection

 

“Static IP Mode”

 

02

“IP Address “ + IP address

The current WAN IP address is announced

 

 

Enter 12 digit new IP address if in Static IP

 

 

Mode

03

“Subnet “ + IP address

Same as menu 02

04

“Gateway “ + IP address

Same as menu 02

05

“DNS Server “ + IP address

Same as menu 02

06

“TFTP Server “ + IP address

Same as menu 02

47

“Direct IP Calling”

When entered, you will be prompted a dial

 

 

tone, then enter 12 digit IP address

 

 

This menu can also be entered by pressing the

 

 

button again

86

“Voice Messages Pending”

Enter “9” to dial pre-configured phone number

 

“No Voice Messages”

to retrieve VM

99

“RESET”

Enter “9” to reboot the phone

 

 

Enter encoded MAC address to restore factory

 

 

default setting

 

“Invalid Entry”

Automatically returns to main menu

Notes:

Once the button is pressed, it enters the voice prompt main menu. If the button is pressed again, while it is already in the voice prompt menu, it jumps to “Direct IP Call” option and a dial tone is prompted

“*” shifts down to the next menu option

“#” returns to the main menu

“9” functions as the ENTER key in many cases to confirm an option

All entered digit sequences have known lengths - 2 digits for menu option and 12 digits for IP address. Once all of the digits are collected, the input will be processed.

Key entry can not be deleted but the phone may prompt error once it is detected

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Contents For SW Release Version HandyTone-386Table of Contents Welcome Interconnection Diagram of the HandyTone-386 InstallationGrandstream Networks, Inc What is Included in the Package Safety CompliancesWarranty Product Overview Key FeaturesModel HandyTone-386 Hardware SpecificationGet Familiar with Voice Prompt Basic OperationsCalling phone or extension numbers Make Phone CallsDirect IP calls Input MeaningAttended Transfer Voice Prompt with option 47, thenCall Features Table Call Features5 3-way Conferencing Send and Receive Pstn Calls Through Pstn Line PortFAX Support LED Light Pattern IndicationPstn Pass Through / Life Line Configuration Guide Configuring HandyTone-386 WAN IP through Voice PromptConfiguring HandyTone-386 with Web Browser End User Password IP Address Time ZoneDaylight Savings Time Registered Yes PPPoE Link Up disabled PasswordEnd User WAN IP Address Product Model HT386MAC Address Advanced User ConfigurationWAN IP Address Product ModelSIP Server Outbound Proxy SIP User ID Authenticate ID Admin PasswordAuthenticate Password Enable Call Features Send Dtmf Dtmf Payload TypeSend Dtmf Dtmf Payload Type General Misc. SettingsAdmin Password SIP Server Outbound Proxy Preferred Vocoder Grandstream Networks, Inc Grandstream Networks, Inc Grandstream Networks, Inc Saving the Configuration Changes Syslog Level Pstn Access CodeRebooting the HandyTone-386 from Remote Configuration through a Central ServerGrandstream Networks, Inc Software Upgrade Upgrade through Http pendingUpgrade through Tftp Grandstream Networks, Inc Restore Factory Default Setting

Handy Tone 386 specifications

The Grandstream Networks Handy Tone 386 is a robust VoIP adapter designed for both residential and small business environments, providing an effective way to connect traditional telephones to Voice over IP networks. This device offers a reliable gateway that allows users to leverage the advantages of modern communication technology while using familiar equipment.

One key feature of the Handy Tone 386 is its support for two FXS ports. These ports enable users to connect standard analog phones directly to the adapter, effectively converting analog voice signals into digital data that can be transmitted over the internet. This allows for seamless communication without the need to invest in new hardware, making it a cost-effective solution for many users.

Another significant aspect is the device's ability to support both SIP and multicast SIP protocols, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of VoIP service providers. By offering multiple protocols, the Handy Tone 386 can provide flexibility in terms of service choices. Users are not locked into a single provider and can easily switch services if needed.

The Handy Tone 386 also comes equipped with advanced technologies such as QoS (Quality of Service) features. This functionality prioritizes voice traffic over other types of data, which is crucial for maintaining call clarity and reducing latency during voice communications. The implementation of secure encryption protocols, such as TLS and SRTP, further ensures that calls are secure and safe from potential eavesdropping or tampering.

With built-in NAT traversal capabilities, the Handy Tone 386 can handle complex network configurations, enabling easy integration into various home or business broadband setups. This makes for straightforward installation and usability, ensuring that users can quickly get up and running without extensive technical knowledge.

The device also includes an intuitive web-based user interface, allowing users to manage settings and configurations easily. This interface facilitates remote management, enabling adjustments to be made without requiring physical access to the unit.

In summary, the Grandstream Networks Handy Tone 386 is a versatile and powerful VoIP adapter. Its dual FXS ports, support for multiple VoIP protocols, QoS features, and security advancements make it a strong choice for users looking to transition to VoIP communication while maximizing their existing telephone infrastructure.