Terminal Subnet Mask, Network Config Subnet Mask | Uniden UIP300G

To change the IP address:

1.If already in the Network Configuration menu, use the or keys to access the IP address option.

2.Press SELECT key to display the current IP address.

3.Press SELECT key again and enter the new IP address. The format of the IP address is:

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

Numbers 0~255 are valid entries for the IP address.

4.After the correct IP address is entered, press SELECT key and restart the telephone, or press CANCEL/DEL key to cancel restart the phone and continue setting up the telephone.

• Pressing CANCEL/DEL key returns to the previous menu. To exit programming and return the telephone to standby mode, press MENU key.

•The new IP address is not recognized until the telephone has been reinitialized. Once the telephone restarts, a restart confirmation message is displayed on the LCD. “Initializing...\” is displayed in the LCD while the telephone resets. If an error occurs during the initialization process, the message “Cannot Save” is displayed in the LCD for one second before returning the IP address menu.

Terminal Subnet Mask

This option is used to set/retrieve the terminal network mask. If the DHCP is enabled (turned on), the terminal mask is obtained from the DHCP server when the telephone initializes. If the user sets the network mask, it is overwritten by the value obtained from the DHCP server when the telephone is reinitialized.

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Subnet Mask

To set/retrieve the subnet mask:

1.If already in the Network Configuration menu, use the or keys to access the Subnet Mask option.

2.Press SELECT key to display the current Subnet address.

User will not be allowed to change value if DHCP is set to “enabled”.

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Uniden UIP300G manual Terminal Subnet Mask, Network Config Subnet Mask

Contents

Guide This Document Preface Regulatory Information Important Safety Considerations Important Electrical Considerations FCC Wants You to KnowAC Adapter Table of Contents Setup Menu Vlan ID Appendix Normal Phone Book Record Data Input Sequence List of Figures General Information Product Description Standard Features of the Telephone VoIP Specific FeaturesGeneral Features Control and Functions of the Telephone Function KeysLED Status Speaker SpecificationsPower Supply Physical Interface Optional & Replacement Equipment Optional & Replacement Equipment Attaching the Footstand to the Telephone Installation and Basic Setup Instructions Plugging Handset Cord into Telephone Connecting the Telephone Configuration Menu 2/3 Network Configuration Quick Setup ProcedureTerminal Configuration using the UIP300G Setup Menu Configuration Network Config Dhcp Disabled Incorrect Password Network Config Subnet Mask Network Config IP Address Network Config Default Gateway Web Login Screen Web Browser Configuration Alias Phone # H323ID Alias GK/GW ModeGK/GW IP Address GK/GW Port# Codec Configuration Initializing...\ Basic OperationsTelephone Operations Standby 07/02/02430PM Using the HandsetUsing the Phone Book Originating Outgoing Calls Line Operation Receiving Calls Handset Volume Volume ControlAccessing a Line Using the Line Key Handset Volume Control Speakerphone Volume Control Headset Volume ControlRinger Volume Control Feature Operations HandsfreePhone Book Voice Mail Programmable and Fixed Function KeysSpeed Dial Do Not Disturb DND Mute RedialRedial Call Logs Redial Dtmf String Way Conference Call Local Mixing Hold Dtmf StringTransfer Conference Setup Menu Basic Setup Menu OptionsCall Log Submenu Choose a Call Log Record Setup Menu Call Logs Date/Time information of a Call Log Record Dial a Call Log RecordSave a Call Log Record Delete a Single Call Log Record Delete All Records in Any Call Log Group Phone Book Submenu Searching Telephone Records Name SearchTo perform a name search Add a Phone Book Record Peterson, John 98173334444Quick Search To perform a quick search Enter Name Lower Barbara Anderson Phone Book is Full Name Exists Replace? No Cancel Yes Select Enter Phone NumberCould not save Phone Book Menu Delete Edit a Phone Book RecordPhone Book Menu Edit Delete Phone Book Records Delete All Records Delete a Single Record Phone Configuration Menu Telephone Configuration Call Duration Configuration Menu 1/3 Phone Configuration Local Date/Time Phone Configuration 2/5 Local Date / Time LCD Contrast Phone Configuration 3/5 Ringer TonePhone Configuration 4/5 LCD Contrast Ringer Tone Function Key Phone Configuration 5/5 Function Key Network Configuration Network Config Dhcp Enabled Enable/Disable Dhcp Terminal IP Address Press Select to Restart Terminal Subnet Mask Default Gateway IP Address Network Config Vlan Disabled Enable/Disable Vlan Network Config Vlan ID4095 Press Select to Change4095 Setup Menu View Info Restore Factory SettingsConfiguration Menu 3/3 Restore Factory Setting Confirm Restore No Cancel Yes Select User Configuration Web-Based Setup and Configuration User Main Phone Settings Phone Settings Configuration Function Key Configuration Phone Book 10 Phone Book Configuration 11 Password Change Password Change 12 Web Login Screen Administrator Configuration 13 Administrative Configuration Main 14 Network Configuration Network Configuration 15 H.323 Configuration Configuration Sntp Server 16 Sntp Server Configuration 17 Codec Configuration Enter the User ID and Password Add/Del User and Password Enter the Old Admin Password Enter the New Admin Password Change Administrator’s Password Enter the Tftp Server IP Address Update Firmware Erasing Flash Firmware Update CompletedDownloading Firmware Uip300encge100.ftp Calculating Checksum Please Wait Enter the Config File Name Update Configuration File Downloading Config Uip300setting.txt Updating ConfigConfig File Download Completed Appendix Factory Default Settings Displayoff Setup Menu Setup Menu Tree