MicroNet Technology SP5101 3.5.2 Ring Setting

3.5.1.2. View All

→ M4

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→ →

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3.5.1.3. Del All

→ OK →

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3.5.2 Ring Setting

3.5.2.1. Ringer Volume

There are four levels for the volume adjustment and the default is level 2.

The symbol “>” will point out the current level for this phone set.

Pressing the

and M1 button to select the volume level for the ring.

→ M4

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While users stop the selection for 1 second, phone will play the ring to verify

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Del the alarm? >Delete Entry

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>02 Empty

Deleting…

Delete All?

Deleting…

>View All

>Delete All

>Volume 1

>Volum e 2

>Volume 3

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Contents

Main User Guide VoIP Telephone TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION.....................................................5 2. GENERAL DEFINITIONS .......................................6 3. LCD MENU OPERATION .....................................20 4. BASIC FUNCTION................................................ 36 5. WEB ADMINISTRATION......................................40 6. TELNET COMMAND LINES................................. 69 Page 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Packet Content 1.2 Key Features 2. General Definitions 2.1 Telephone appearance Page 2.2 Key Definition 2.3 Keys with 123 number mode Page 2.4 Keys with ABC character mode 2.5 Keys with abc character mode 2.6 Menu keys 2.7 LCD Display 2.7.1 LCD Display in initializing mode 2.7.2 LCD Display in IDLE state 2.7.3 LCD Display in OFF-HOOK state 2.7.4 LCD Display in DISCONNECTED state 2.7.5 LCD Display for RINGING state 2.7.6 LCD Display for DIALING state 2.7.7 LCD Display for Incoming Call state 2.7.8 LCD Display in CONNECTED state 2.7.9 LCD Display in Call Waiting state 2.7.10 LCD Display for firmware upgrading mode 2.7.11 LCD Display for saving and rebooting mode 2.7.12 LCD Display for edit mode 2.8 Editing Display 2.9 LED Display Page 3. LCD Menu Operation 3.1 Call Records 3.1.1 Received Dial out Detail Add to Phone Delete 3.1.2 Dialed Calls 3.1.3 Missed 3.1.4 Delete All 3.2 Phone Book 3.2.1 New Entry 3.2.2 View Entry Dial Out Modify Entry Delete Entry Detail 3.2.3 Search Entry 3.2.4 Memory Check 3.3 Networking Setting 3.3.1 IP Mode 3.3.2 IP Address 3.3.3 Net Mask 3.3.4 Default GW 3.3.5 DNS Setting Primary DNS Second DNS 3.3.6 PPPoE ID Password Reconnet 3.3.7 SNTP 3.4 SIP setting 3.4.1 Proxy Setting 3.4.1.1. Proxy IP 3.4.1.2. Proxy Port 3.4.1.3. OutPx IP 3.4.2 User Setting 3.4.2.1. ID 3.4.2.2. Password 3.4.2.3. Phone Num 3.4.2.4. Local Port 3.5 Phone Setting 3.5.1 Alarm Setting 3.5.1.1. Add 3.5.1.2. View All 3.5.1.3. Del All 3.5.2 Ring Setting 3.5.2.1. Ringer Volume 3.5.2.2. Ringer Melody 3.6 Mail Box 3.6.1 Information 3.6.2 MailBox No. 3.6.3 MailBox Key 3.6.4 Voice Mail Dial 3.7.3 View Entry 3.8 Reboot 4. Basic Function 4.1 Power on and initialization 4.2 Making Calls 4.2.1 OFF-HOOK Dialing 4.2.2 Redial (OFF-HOOK Dialing) 4.3 Answer Calls 4.3.1 Answer the call in the ringing state 4.3.2 Answer the call in the connect state 4.4 Hold and Retrieve Calls 4.5 Transfer 4.5.1 Consultant Transfer 4.5.2 Blind Transfer 4.6 Conference 5. Web Administration Step 1. Browse the IP Address predefined via Keypad Step 2. Input the login name and password Step 3. Enter the web interface main screen Step 4. Start to configure 5.3 Installation Wizard Page Page 5.4 Advanced Configuration 5.4.1 Network Configuration Page Page Page Page 5.4.2 SIP Configuration 5.4.3 System Configuration Page 5.4.4 Number Configuration Page Page 5.4.5 Media Configuration Page Page Page 5.4.6 Device Management Page Page Page Page 5.5.2 Version Information: 5.6 Reboot 6. Telnet command lines 6.1 [help] command 6.2 [quit] command 6.3 [debug] command 6.4 [reboot] command 6.5 [pbook] command 6.6 [commit] command 6.7 [ping] command 6.8 [time] command 6.9 [ifaddr] command 6.10 [pppoe] command 6.11 [flash] command 6.12 [sysconf] command 6.13 [sip] command 6.14 [security] command 6.15 [line] command 6.15.1 Busy Forward 6.15.2 No Response 6.15.3 Unconditional 6.16 [voice] command 6.17 [phone] command 6.18 [tos] command 6.19 [prefix] command 6.20 [rom] command 6.21 [auth] command Now the Administrator can use these command which Root user assign to them. 6.22 [passwd] command