MicroNet Technology SP5101 manual Alarm Setting, Add

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3.5.1Alarm Setting

There are some definitions for the Alarm clock, please check out the detail as following:

If the alarm clock had been set and the time is up:

zThe phone will be ring in the IDLE and MENU state only.

zIf the phone isn’t in the IDLE or MENU state, the phone will ring while the state back to the IDLE or MENU.

zIf the state don’t return to the IDLE or MENU for 30 minutes, the clock will cancel and don’t ring the phone.

zRinging the phone every 20 seconds.

zFor the ringing tone, depends on the ring melody setting.

zStop ringing until users pick up the phone set or hand free.

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This phone set could support 3 entries for the Alarm.

If all the three entries had been taken, LCD will show the message as following and back to the original page:

No Room!!

→ OK →

>New Entry

>View All

If users enter the incorrect month or date, please show the message as following and back to the original page:

Invalid Input…

→ OK →

>New Entry

>View All

Switch to the Time setting while users press the button in the Date setting:

Set Date:

YY/MM/DD

>View All

→ OK →

Set Time: HH:MM

The entire format for the date and time are as following:

Year: 2000 ~ 2099; Month: 01 ~ 12; Date: 01~31; Hour: 00 ~ 23;

Minute: 00~59

The schedule will be everyday while user didn’t enter the date for the alarm clock.

The format of the time setting is as following:

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Contents Model No. SP5101 VoIP TelephoneTable of Contents SIP setting Networking SettingPhone Setting RebootMaking Calls Help command Quit commandAnswer Calls Hold and Retrieve Calls Transfer15.1 Busy Forward 15.2 No Response 15.3 Unconditional Key Features Packet ContentTelephone appearance General DefinitionsPage Line1 Key DefinitionLine2 ForwardKeys with 123 number mode Input method switch key S12 Keys with ABC character modeS33 S30 S28 S32 S23 S18 S29 S10 S11 S04 S17 KeyMenu keys LCD Display in initializing modeLCD Display LCD Display in Idle stateLCD Display in Disconnected state LCD Display in OFF-HOOK stateLCD Display for Ringing state LCD Display for Dialing stateLCD Display for Incoming Call state LCD Display in Connected stateLCD Display in Call Waiting state LCD Display for firmware upgrading mode LCD Display for saving and rebooting modeLCD Display for edit mode Editing Display Key Function description LED DisplayPage Call Records LCD Menu OperationDetail ReceivedMissed Dialed CallsPhone Book Delete AllNew Entry View Entry Memory Check Search EntryNetworking Setting IP ModeIP Address Default GW DNS SettingNet Mask Sntp PPPoEProxy Setting SIP settingProxy Port User SettingPhone Setting Add Alarm SettingView All Ring SettingFunction Keys Mail BoxInformation MailBox No MailBox Key Voice Mail DialFrom PhoneBook RebootMaking Calls Power on and initializationOFF-HOOK Dialing Redial OFF-HOOK DialingAnswer Calls Transfer Hold and Retrieve CallsConsultant Transfer Blind TransferConference Configuring the SIP Phone through Web Pages Factory DefaultBrowse the IP Address predefined via Keypad Input the login name and password Enter the web interface main screen Installation Wizard Page Phone Number Registering Phone number of SIP Phone Advanced Configuration Network ConfigurationNetwork Configuration Address here Page Behind NAT Sntp SIP Configuration SIP Main ConfigurationSIP Advanced Configuration Feature Configuration System ConfigurationFunction Key Configuration Number Configuration Hotline Digit Manipulation Codec Media ConfigurationVoice Tone Configuration Payload Type Device Management Login PasswordSoftware Upgrade Provision Server Flash Clean Network Status System StatusVersion Information Reboot Telnet Commands Telnet command linesQuit command Help commandReboot command Debug commandPbook command Pbook -delete index numberCommit command Ping commandTime command Ifaddr command Pppoe command Flash command Sysconf command Sip command Security command Busy Forward Line commandNo Response UnconditionalPhone command Voice commandTos command Prefix command High priority with DS-fieldLow Priority with DS-field Example prefix -add prefix 100 drop 1 insert Rom commandExample prefix -modify 100 drop 0 insert Example prefix -delete modify 100 drop 0 insertAuth command Rom -app -s 192.168.1.1 -f lpsip.100Example auth -ifaddr 1 auth -sip 1 auth -voice Passwd -set root/administrator password Passwd command

SP5101 specifications

MicroNet Technology SP5101 is an advanced and versatile integrated circuit designed primarily for a wide range of networking applications. It serves as a vital component for data communication, offering robust features that make it suitable for both consumer and industrial products.

One of the main features of the SP5101 is its high-speed performance, which enables efficient data transmission over various mediums. The device supports multiple communication protocols, allowing it to interface seamlessly with other network components. This flexibility enhances the device's applicability in different environments, such as smart homes, IoT systems, and enterprise-level networks.

The SP5101 is built upon cutting-edge technologies that ensure reliable operation. It incorporates advanced analog and digital circuitry, which helps maintain signal integrity even in environments with considerable electromagnetic interference. This is crucial for maintaining performance in complex networking setups where multiple devices are transmitting data simultaneously.

In terms of connectivity, the SP5101 provides multiple ports that can support different data rates, catering to various bandwidth requirements. This multi-port capability allows for simultaneous connections, which is particularly important in applications where multiple data streams need to be managed efficiently. Additionally, the chip supports both wired and wireless communications, making it a flexible choice for diverse networking scenarios.

The power efficiency of the SP5101 is another standout characteristic. Designed to minimize energy consumption, it is well-suited for battery-operated devices, which is a key consideration in modern technology development. This focus on energy efficiency contributes not only to longer device lifetimes but also to environmental sustainability initiatives aimed at reducing electronic waste.

Security features are also integrated into the SP5101, providing a layer of protection for data being transmitted across networks. This is increasingly important in today’s landscape, where cybersecurity threats are prevalent. The device’s architecture includes encryption capabilities that ensure data integrity and confidentiality during transmission.

Overall, MicroNet Technology’s SP5101 presents a comprehensive solution for networking needs, combining speed, flexibility, energy efficiency, and security. It empowers developers and engineers to create innovative networking solutions that can meet the demands of an ever-evolving technological landscape, positioning itself as an essential component for future advancements in connectivity.
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