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........................................................................................................................................................................ Revision History ............................................................................................................................................ 4 Chapter 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 4

1.1 Summary ......................................................................................................................................... 4 1.2 Specifications .................................................................................................................................. 4 1.3 Appearance and Interface Description ........................................................................................... 6 1.4 Keypad Description ......................................................................................................................... 6 1.5 Indicators ........................................................................................................................................ 7 1.6 Interface Description....................................................................................................................... 8

Chapter 2 Installation .................................................................................................................................... 9 2.1 Connecting Video Phone ................................................................................................................. 9

Chapter 3 Operating Video Phone .............................................................................................................. 10 3.1 Basic Operation ............................................................................................................................. 10

3.1.1 Main Screen Operation ......................................................................................................... 10 3.1.2 Status and Notification .......................................................................................................... 10 3.1.3 Using the Touchscreen .......................................................................................................... 11 3.1.4 Startup and Shutdown .......................................................................................................... 11 3.1.5 View / Turn Off Notification .................................................................................................. 11 3.1.6 Making a Call ......................................................................................................................... 12

3.1.6.1 Dial Out Directly ......................................................................................................... 12 3.1.6.2 Calling from Contact List ............................................................................................ 15

3.1.7 Receiving Calls ....................................................................................................................... 15 3.1.7.1 Audio Call Options ...................................................................................................... 16 3.1.7.2 Video Call Options ...................................................................................................... 17

Chapter 4 Configuring Video Phone ........................................................................................................... 18 4.1 Connecting to Network from the Video Phone ............................................................................ 18 4.2 SIP Account Configuration ............................................................................................................ 19

4.2.1 Adding SIP Account ............................................................................................................... 20 4.2.2 Turn ON/OFF SIP Account ..................................................................................................... 22 4.2.3 Modify/Remove SIP Account ................................................................................................ 22

4.3 Audio Settings ............................................................................................................................... 23 4.3.1 Echo Cancel ........................................................................................................................... 24 4.3.2 Auto Gain Target ................................................................................................................... 24 4.3.3 Tone Volume ......................................................................................................................... 24 4.3.4 Talk Volume ........................................................................................................................... 24 4.3.5 Net EQ ................................................................................................................................... 25

4.4 Video Settings ............................................................................................................................... 25 4.4.1 Media Feedback .................................................................................................................... 26 4.4.2 H264 Setting .......................................................................................................................... 26 4.4.3 Other Settings ....................................................................................................................... 26

4.5 Call Settings ................................................................................................................................... 27 4.5.1 Call Forwarding ..................................................................................................................... 28 4.5.2 Call Waiting ........................................................................................................................... 29 4.5.3 Intercom ................................................................................................................................ 29 4.5.4 Hotline ................................................................................................................................... 29

4.6 Dial Plan ........................................................................................................................................ 30 4.6.1 Dial Plan ................................................................................................................................. 30 4.6.2 Area Code .............................................................................................................................. 30



4.7 Auto Provision ............................................................................................................................... 30 4.8 Personalize .................................................................................................................................... 31 4.9 Reboot Manager ........................................................................................................................... 32

Chapter 5 Android Interface Settings ......................................................................................................... 33 5.1 Wireless & Network ...................................................................................................................... 33

5.1.1 Wi-Fi ...................................................................................................................................... 33 5.1.2 Ethernet ................................................................................................................................ 33 5.1.3 More ...................................................................................................................................... 34 5.1.4 Bluetooth............................................................................................................................... 34 5.1.5 VLAN ...................................................................................................................................... 35

5.2 Device ............................................................................................................................................ 35 5.2.1 Display ................................................................................................................................... 36 5.2.2 Storage .................................................................................................................................. 37 5.2.3 HDMI ..................................................................................................................................... 37 5.2.4 Sound & Notification ............................................................................................................. 38 5.2.5 Apps ....................................................................................................................................... 39 5.2.6 Screenshot Setting ................................................................................................................ 39

5.3 Personal......................................................................................................................................... 39 5.3.1 Security .................................................................................................................................. 40 5.3.2 Language & Input .................................................................................................................. 42 5.3.3 Accounts ................................................................................................................................ 42 5.3.4 Backup & Reset ..................................................................................................................... 43

5.4 System ........................................................................................................................................... 43 5.4.1 Date & Time .......................................................................................................................... 44 5.4.2 About Device ......................................................................................................................... 45 5.4.3 Accessibility ........................................................................................................................... 45

Chapter 6 Logging in using Web Browser ................................................................................................... 46 6.1 Status ............................................................................................................................................ 48 6.2 Account ......................................................................................................................................... 49

6.2.1 Basic ...................................................................................................................................... 49 6.2.2 Advanced ............................................................................................................................... 50

6.3 Network ........................................................................................................................................ 54 6.3.1 Basic ...................................................................................................................................... 54 6.3.2 Advanced ............................................................................................................................... 55

6.4 Phone ............................................................................................................................................ 56 6.4.1 Time / Lang ............................................................................................................................ 56 6.4.2 Preference ............................................................................................................................. 57 6.4.3 Call Feature ........................................................................................................................... 58 6.4.4 Audio ..................................................................................................................................... 62 6.4.5 Video ..................................................................................................................................... 63 6.4.6 Ext Key ................................................................................................................................... 64 6.4.7 Tones ..................................................................................................................................... 66 6.4.8 Dial Plan ................................................................................................................................. 66 6.4.9 Action URL ............................................................................................................................. 69 6.4.10 Multicast ............................................................................................................................. 71

6.5 Phone Book ................................................................................................................................... 72 6.5.1 Local Book ............................................................................................................................. 72 6.5.2 Remote Book ......................................................................................................................... 73



6.5.3 Call Log .................................................................................................................................. 74 6.5.4 LDAP ...................................................................................................................................... 75 6.5.5 BroadSoft .............................................................................................................................. 76

6.6 Upgrade ......................................................................................................................................... 77 6.6.1 Basic ...................................................................................................................................... 77 6.6.2 Advanced ............................................................................................................................... 78

6.7 Security ......................................................................................................................................... 80 6.7.1 Basic ...................................................................................................................................... 80 6.7.2 Advanced ............................................................................................................................... 81

Revision History Revision Date Author Description of Changes

1.0 02/01/2017 Peter Punzalan Manual Created.

Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Summary

AVC-DP7 is an Android-based multimedia terminal with a 7 inch touch screen and a 2M CMOS sensor camera. It

supports H.264/H.263 codec with adaptive bandwidth adjustment. The 7 inch touch screen offers excellent user

experiences such as high quality videophone, smooth internet surfing, various Android Apps and daily information.

AVC-DP7 provides 2 Ethernet ports, 1USB, 1HDMI, and one 3.5mm headset/audio port.

1.2 Specifications

Graphic Display - 7 inch capacitive touch screen TFT LCD. 1024x600 pixels, 16:9 wide screen

aspect ration

Camera – 1.3 megapixel CMOS camera, free rotation



Network Protocol – SIP RFC3261, TCP/UDP/IP, PPPOE, RTP/RTCP

OS – Android 5.1

Voice Codec

o G.711A/U, G.729,G.722

o AMR-NB, AMR-WB, OPUS

Video Codec – H.263, H.264

DTMF Modes – Inband, RFC2833, SIP Info

Audio Features – VAD, CNG, Echo Canceller G.165/G.168

Video Features

o QCIF, CIF, 4CIF, VGA, 720P

o Video bitrate: 64kbps-2Mbps

o PIP

o Full Screen

o Local video ON/OFF control

Others

o Download content from the specified server

o Information receiving, storing and rendering capabilities

o Web browser

o Contacts and call records management

o Support playing local or online video

Network Interface – Dual switched 10/100/1000Mbps port, supports IEEE802.az energy

efficient Ethernet

Wifi – IEEE802.11 b/g/n

Expansion Interface – USB 2.0, 3.5mm headset hack and HDMI

IP Configuration – Static IP, DHCP or PPPoE

Management – LCD Menu Configuration, TR069, WebUI

Dimension – 240x192x160mm



1.3 Appearance and Interface Description

Front View

1.4 Keypad Description

Camera – Adjustable camera shooting angle, rotate down to turn off the camera

Power – Turn On/Off the LCD, Reboot or Silent mode

Suspend - Turn On/Off the LCD, Reboot or Silent mode

Volume – Press “+” or” –“ to adjust phone volume

Standard Keypad – Input the number to call

Function Key

o Delete – Delete a character before the cursor

o OK – Same function with “Enter” key

o Message – Optional

o Contact – To go to the contact list to view local contact list

o Conference – To add additional contact or join two contact into a conference call

o Hold – Puts hold during a call



o Transfer – To transfer the current call to a third party call

o Mute – to mute the mic so other party cannot here you

Home button – To return to the main screen, if pressed longer it will display the recent

application used

Menu button – To open the system or program setup menu

Back button – To return to the previous menu

Speaker button – to put call on speaker

1.5 Indicators

Indicator Label Icon Status Description

Power

ON Video phone is powered On and working

OFF Video phone is Off

Network Connection

ON Network (LAN port) is connected

OFF Network (LAN port) is disconnected

Information

Flashing There is a missed call or unread message

OFF Normal status

Rear View



Side View

1.6 Interface Description

USB Interface – External USB storage supported

Headset – Supports 3.5mm jack stereo headset devices

HDMI – Supports HDMI cable to connect to TV or monitor

LAN – Video phone can be connected to switch, router or other network access devices,

supports POE

PC – Share network access from LAN port for PC and other equipment connection

Power – Connects to 12V adapter power supply

Handset – Connect to handset devices

Lock – Locks video phone using a laptop lock

Note: If using POE make sure not to plug the 12V AC adapter



Chapter 2 Installation

2.1 Connecting Video Phone

Connection Diagram

Connecting to Network

Use internet cable to connect the video phone to a router or switch, if the Network

Connection indicator is on, network is properly connected.

Connecting to PC

You can connect to Video Phone via browser by typing the IP address on the address.



Chapter 3 Operating Video Phone

3.1 Basic Operation

3.1.1 Main Screen operation

Status Bar – status bar displays time, internet connectivity and other status

Shortcuts – user can modify the shortcut screen according to the desire settings

3.1.2 Status and Notification

The Status bar is divided into two zones, on the left is Notification area and one on the right is

Status area

Notification Area Status Area

Status Area

Icon Description

Network is connected

Slide Mode (Sound is Off)

Alarm clock is set

Bluetooth is opened

Shortcuts

Status Bar



Notification Area

Icon Description

SIP account is unregistered

SIP account is registered

Missed call received

Uploading

3.1.3 Using the Touchscreen

Tap – to select item on the screen, such as settings, options, apps or to type letters, number and

symbols using onscreen keyboard.

Touch and Hold – touch and hold the item to see options of the icon

Drag – touch and hold the icon for few seconds then once the item has a red frame you can

move the icon to the shortcut menu

Slide – move your finger across the screen to slide, to go to different page or menu page.

Double-Click – tap the screen twice in quick succession, for example when the user surfs in the

browser you can quickly click tap twice on the page to enlarge the page.

Pinch – place two fingers on screen then pinch them together to zoom out or spread apart to

zoom in which could be used to picture view.

3.1.4 Startup and Shutdown

Startup – when power is plugged in, video phone turns on automatically

Reboot – you can restart the video phone by following the steps below;

o Press and hold the “Power” button until the pop-up menu shows up

o Tap “Reboot” to restart

3.1.5 View / Turn Off Notifications

To view notifications, drag down the status bar then tap each notification to view the detailed

notification

Touch and Hold one of the notifications bar until the icon appears, tap the icon to get into the

priority setting interface.

To turn off notifications simply drag down the middle of the screen to display the notifications

then click the 3 bar icon to clear up the notifications as shows below.



3.1.6 Making a Call – User can use the SIP account to call or IP to IP using dial plan to call directly. User

can dial directly from keypad or select the contacts from the list to call, see below list of modes

supported.

Mode 1 – Direct Pick up using handset

Mode 2 – Press Speaker button on keypad to dial

Mode 3 – Tap Call Icon on Shortcuts

Mode 4 – Tap the Menu Button on the shortcut and tap dial button

3.1.6.1 Dial out Directly

User can press the number on the keypad to go to dialing page, to delete a number

press X icon and press the Audio Call or Video call as preferred.



Audio Calling – Audio calling only



Video Calling – Allows you to see the person on the other line

User can also select which SIP account to use when dialing out.



3.1.6.2 Calling from Contact List

Tap the Call icon then tap Label Phone Book icon , select Local Phone

Book, select the contact then press call or video call

3.1.7 Receiving Calls – there is two modes when receiving a call, Video or Audio, if the caller has been

saved in the contacts it will show the contact’s name, otherwise the caller’s number will be displayed.



3.1.7.1 Audio Call Options – During the audio conversation the user will have some options to use, see

picture below

Icon Description

Tap to put the current call on Hold

Tap to resume the current call from Hold

Tap to transfer the current call

Tap to mute the mic from the video phone

Tap to send a video request on the current call

Tap to use Handset mode

Tap to show more options

Tap to hide more options

Tap to start a conference call

Tap to start recording

Tap to call different number from other line

Tap to show touchpad

Tap to hide the right pane



3.1.7.2 Video Call options – During the Video call the user will have some options to use, see picture

below.

Icon Description

Tap to disable the caller’s camera

Tap to disable the user’s camera

Tap to open the full screen of the video call



Chapter 4 Configuring Video Phone

4.1 Connecting to Network from the Video Phone

AVC-DP7 Video phone support LAN Ethernet and Wireless connection and connects using three

different modes which are:

Static IP – to configure the static IP, go to Settings-Ethernet-Ethernet IP mode then select static

and input the network settings

DHCP – to configure the network using DHCP just go to Settings-Ethernet-Ethernet IP mode then

select DHCP



Wi-Fi – to configure the Wi-Fi just go to Settings-Wi-Fi then turn on, select the Wi-Fi name and

input the password if needed.

4.2 SIP Account Configuration – there a different ways to go to SIP settings from the video phone, see

below.

1. Call Icon on Main screen - In the main screen, tap call icon then click setting icon

and go to “Account Manager”

2. Menu in the Main screen - in the In the main screen, tap menu icon , tap dial icon then

go to setting icon and go to “Account Manager”

3. Speaker Button on Keypad - Press speaker button then tap setting icon and go to

“Account Manager”

4. From a Browser – In the main screen, tap the browser icon and input the IP address of

the video phone to the address bar and hit enter, default username is: admin and password is:

admin. Go to Account – Basic and input the SIP account information then click submit.



4.2.1 Adding SIP Account – DP7 Video phone supports up to 6 different SIP accounts.



Parameter Description

Register Name SIP Account ID provided by the ISP

User Name SIP User Name provided by the ISP

Password SIP Password provided by the ISP

Display Name SIP Display Name



Reg Server IP SIP Server, could be domain or IP

Reg Server Port SIP Server port number, default is always 5060

Reg Server IP 2 Backup SIP Server

Reg Server Port 2 Backup Server port, default is 5060

Backup Proxy IP Backup SIP Proxy Server

Backup Proxy Port Backup Proxy Server port, default is 5060

After all parameters are configured, tap “Save” button to save the configurations.

4.2.2 Turn ON/OFF SIP Account – After the SIP Account is configured and registered, it will show the

Account icon with a check mark that means it registered successfully, if not, it will show

with the red “X” mark on the icon , it will also show “Register” on the “Account Manager”

if the account successfully registered.

4.2.3 Modify/Remove SIP Account – users can modify or delete a SIP account, select the account

to be remove then tap “Clear Account”



4.3 Audio Settings - Configuration settings for audio such as echo canceler, tone volume and talk

volume.



4.3.1 Echo Cancel

CNG – is also known as Comfort Noise Generation, this allows the video phone to

generate comfortable background noise for voice communications during periods of silence on

the conversation.

VAD – is also known as Voice Activity Detection, this allows the video phone to detect

the presence or absence of human speech during a call, when detecting period of silence, the

VAD replaces that silence efficiently with special packets that indicate silence is occurring.

4.3.2 Auto Gain Target

AGC(Sending-side) – disabled by default

AGC(Receiving-side) – disabled by default

AGC Target(1-20dB) – range from 1 to 20dB, 3dB is set by default

4.3.3 Tone Volume

Tone HandFree – volume control for Hands free tone

Tone HandSet – volume control for Hand set tone

Tone HeadSet – volume control for headset such as Bluetooth and other devices

4.3.4 Talk Volume

Talk HandFree – volume control for hands free during a call

Talk HandSet – volume control for hand set during a call

Talk HeadSet – volume control for head set during a call



4.3.5 Net EQ – Filter forgetting factor base; range from 0-255 and set for 250 by default

4.4 Video Settings – Configuration setting video calling such as profile, h264 setting and other video

call settings.



4.4.1 Media Feedback

NACK – only enable to filter mosaic

Tmmbr – if enabled, it will send the maximum temporary rate request, disabled by

default

4.4.2 H264 Setting

Profile – profile supports 4 modes such as Base, Main, High and extended. Different

profiles makes different coding function and video quality.

Level – different profile also has its own corresponding level value.

Rate Control – support bitrate, crf or qp.

IDR Interval – also known as Instantaneous Decoding Refresh, it is used to control the

process of coding and decoding

4.4.3 Other Settings

Hardware Encoder Acceleration – is use to solve the image issue, user can enable the

hardware endec acceleration when needed.

Hardware Decode Acceleration – set to disable by default

Color Management – setting to increase the phone display color.

Image Quality – user can select Low, Middle or High mode.

Camera Priority – the video phone can connect extra camera, if the video phone has 2

cameras, user can select which camera is in priority when needed.



4.5 Call Settings – Configuration settings for call forwarding, no answer forwarding and other call

settings.



4.5.1 Call Forwarding

Mode – to select which mode to use

Account – to select which account the settings applies

Always Forwarding – if enabled, the call will be forwarded to the number immediately

Forwarding Number – input the number where the call will be forwarded

Always On Code – to configure the code to turn on always forwarding



Always Off Code – to configure the code to turn off the always forwarding function

Call Forwarding Busy – if enabled the call will be forwarded to a specific number when

video phone is busy

Forwarding Number – input the number where the call will be forwarded if video phone

is busy

Busy On Code – to configure the code to turn on the call forwarding busy function

Busy Off Code – to configure the code to turn off the call forwarding busy function

No Answer Forwarding – if enabled the call will be forwarded to a specific number when

no one answers the call

Forwarding Number – input the number where the call will be forwarded if no one

answer the call

Time out – target time when nobody answer the call it will be forwarded on the specific

number, by default is set to 30 seconds

No Answer On Code – to configure the code to turn on the no answer forwarding

function

No Answer Off Code – to configure the code to turn off the no answer forwarding

function

Do not Disturb – if enabled any calls will be rejected

DND On Code – to configure the code to turn on the DND function

DND Off Code – to configure the code to turn off the DND function

4.5.2 Call Waiting

Call Waiting – if enabled the incoming call during the conversation will be displayed on

the conversation interface, user can choose to answer or reject the call, if disabled the

third party caller will only hear a busy tone.

Playtone – The caller will hear the tone when waiting, different SIP server supports

different play tones.

Call Waiting On Code – to configure the code to turn on the call waiting function

Call Waiting Off Code – to configure the code to turn off the call waiting function

4.5.3 Intercom

Intercom Active – by default is enabled, disabling it will disable the video phone

Intercom Mute – If enabled the Video phone will be muted

4.5.4 Hotline – this allows the video phone to call out a specific number automatically.



4.6 Dial Plan – this function allows the user to select a replace rules or dial plan

4.6.1 Dial Plan

Rules – user can select to which account the replace rule applies; i.e. when dialing 812 it

will dial the IP instead as an IP to IP calling

4.6.2 Area Code – is also known as NPAs (Numbering Plan Areas), they usually indicates different

geographical areas within one country.

Note: It only supports one area code rule.

4.7 Auto Provision – Video Phone can be configured to resynchronize its internal configuration stat

to match a remote profile periodically and on power up by contacting a normal provisioning

server (NPS) or an access control server (ACS).



4.8 Personalize – user can setup the log level and hook mode of the video phone, the higher the level

the higher alert level is.



4.9 Reboot Manager – users can manage a reboot time period for the video phone.



Chapter 5 Android Interface Settings

5.1 Wireless & Network

5.1.1 Wi-Fi – Tap the “On” button to enable wi-fi and connect to a wireless network

5.1.2 Ethernet – users can connect using dhcp mode or static to assign an ip address, also can

disable/enable the Ethernet function.



5.1.3 More – tap to display other function.

Tethering & Portable Hotspot – the video phone support hotspot to give internet access to a

different devices

VPN – Video phone support VPN connection

Data Usage – This option allows the user the view the data usage of the video phone

5.1.4 Bluetooth – Video phone support Bluetooth for hand free devices such as headset or portable

speaker.



5.1.5 VLAN – VLAN configuration for the video phone

5.2 Device



5.2.1 Display – user can modify the display on the video phone.

Brightness Level – Tap to modify the Brightness display on the video phone

Wallpaper – User can select the desire wallpaper from the gallery or from the externa SD card

storage

Sleep – Tap to configure the sleep timer when video phone is not in use

Daydream – Users can modify a screensaver for the video phone when in sleep mode.

o Clock – supports to mode digital or analog clock display

o Colors – display variety of colors when video phone is on sleep mode

o Photo Frame – can display a picture when video phone is on sleep mode

o Photo Table – can display multiple pictures when video phone is on sleep mode

Font size - user can select from small, normal, large and huge

When device is rotated – user can select what happens when the video phone is rotated.

Cast screen – video phone supports cast screen to cast the display on different monitor using a

device.

Dual-Screen – The video phone support dual screen or extended screen to view other apps on

the second screen



5.2.2 Storage – user can view the storage capacity of the video phone or to determine the available

storage of the video phone.

5.2.3 HDMI – HDMI function can be turn Off or On

HDMI Resolution – to adjust the resolution of the HDMI monitor connected

Screen Zoom – to adjust the zoom ratio of the HDMI monitor

Screen Timeout – HDMI monitor will go to sleep when idle depending on the timeout set



5.2.4 Sound & Notification

Media volume – to adjust the volume media or video phone volume

Alarm volume – to adjust the volume for alarm

Ring volume – to adjust the ringing volume when a caller is calling the video phone

Also vibrate for calls – to enable/disable the vibrate option when receiving a call

Interruptions – to configure the interruption setting interface, if the user turns the video phone

to silent mode, user can set the priority event or priority time allowed interruptions.



5.2.5 Apps – user can view the apps installed on the video phone or the app running on the background.

5.2.6 Screenshot Setting – user can set the screenshot settings such as where it saves and status of the

screenshot made

5.3 Personal



5.3.1 Security – allows user to configure the lock settings and other security settings



Screen lock – user can set a lock for video phone, supports swipe, pattern, pin or password

Owner info – user can enable the owner info on lock screen, can modify its own information to

be displayed on lock screen

Smart Lock – video phone support smart lock that allows user to lock or unlock the video phone

by hand gestures, by trusted places and trusted devices.

Password (Make passwords visible) – can be enable or disable to show password

Device administrators – user can allow the android device manager to lock or erase a lost

device

Unknown sources – this is to allow a third party app to be installed on the video phone

Verify Apps – to turn off or on the verification message before installing the app

SSH console – to enable/disable the SSH function for the video phone.

Storage type – displays the type of storage for the video phone

Trusted credentials – to enable/disable the trusted certificates allows on the video phone

Install from SD card – users can install application from the SD card

Screen Pinning – if enabled user can pin the screen until the users unpin again

App with usage access – to select which account can use data if available



5.3.2 Language & Input – user can modify language and other keyboard options.

Language – user can select multiple languages

Spell Checker – to enable/disable the spell checker for the video phone when typing on browser

and other applications

Personal Dictionary – user can add, modify or delete a personal dictionary

Current Keyboard – user can select a keyboard type

Android Keyboard – user can modify other settings on the keyboard such as “auto-

capitalization”, “Sound on keypress” and more.

Speech – is a form of speech synthesis that coverts text into spoken voice output

Mouse/Trackpad – user can modify the pointer speed of a USB mouse if connected

5.3.3 Accounts – user can add or delete google, IMAP or POP3 accounts



5.3.4 Backup & Reset – user can backup data, accounts, restore and factory reset the settings on the

video phone

Backup & Restore – allows to backup data, WIFI passwords and other settings to google services

Backup Account – user can backup account

Automatic Restore – user can restore the setting, app and data

Factory Data Reset – erase all data or configuration on device

5.4 System



5.4.1 Date & Time

Automatic date & time – automatic update of date and time goes thru network and get the

latest and update time/date for the video phone

Set date – can manually set the date

Set time – can manually set time

Select time zone – user can select the preferred or correct time zone for their location

Use 24-hour format – can select from 12 hour or 24 hour format

Choose date format – user can select date format

SNTP Server – user can connect to SNTP server for date and time



5.4.2 About Device – this option shows all the information about the video phone

5.4.3 Accessibility



Services – shows the services installed on the video phone

System

o Caption – to enable/disable the caption of an application

o Magnification gestures – to enable/disable magnification gestures option

o Large text – to enable/disable large text size

o High Contrast text – to adjust the contrast on text

o Power button ends call – if enable, pressing the power button will end the call

o Auto-rotate screen – to enable/disable the auto-rotate the screen

o Speak Passwords – if enabled a voice prompt will be activated during a password setup

o Accessibility Shortcut – if enabled accessibility option will be on main screen

o Text-to-speech output - is a form of speech synthesis that coverts text into spoken voice

output

o Touch & hold delay – to set hold delay, options from short, medium and long.

Chapter 6 Logging in using Web Browser

Login

To login using web browser, enter the Video Phone’s IP address on the address bar, by default is

Username: admin

Password: admin



6.1 Status – displays information of the Video Phone



6.2 Account – configuration settings for SIP accounts.

6.2.1 Basic – Basic configuration to setup the SIP accounts and SIP server.

SIP Account – settings to enter the sip account information and status if registered or not.

SIP Server 1 – settings to configure the primary SIP server, sip server could be a URL or IP

address, registration period is a time when the account tries to register again to make sure that

the account is still registered or not.

SIP Server 2 – settings to configure the secondary SIP server, this is for redundancy, if the video

phone failed to register on the primary the video phone will try to register on the secondary SIP

server.

Outbound Proxy Server – Outbound proxy server is used to receive all request message and

route to the designated SIP server



Note: if outbound proxy server is configured, all SIP request message from the video phone will

automatically be send to the outbound proxy server.

Transport Type – transport type has 4 options:

o UDP – UDP is and unreliable but very efficient transport layer protocol

o TCP – is reliable but less sufficient transport layer protocol

o TLS – Secure and reliable transport layer protocol

o DNS-SRV – A DNS-SRV is for specifying the location of the service

6.2.2 Advanced – are settings for other settings and advanced settings.



SIP Account – Display the current account or to switch to other accounts

Audio Codecs – Codecs allows you to disable or enable the available audio codecs, codecs

means coder-decoder which is used to transfer analog signal to digital or vice versa.

Video Codecs – codecs allows you to disable or enable the available video codecs

Video Codec – The video phone supports two video codecs: H263 and H264, each codec has

different codec resolutions, bitrate and payload.

Subscribe – This settings is to configure the MWI, BLF and ACD subscription settings.

o MWI Subscribe – to enable/disable MWI subscribe feature

o MWI Subscribe Period – subscribe period range from 120-65535 seconds

o Voice Mail Number – input the voicemail number for MWI

o BLF Expire – BLF stands for Busy Lamp Field which is used to monitor the designated

extension status.

o ACD Expire – ACD stands for Automatic Call Distribution which is often used in offices or

customer services such as call center, this setting is to set an expire time of the ACD

subscription.

DTMF – DTMF means Dual Tone Multi-Frequency.

o Type – Supports Inband, Info, RFC2833 or their combination



o How To Notify DTMF – Is only available if type is selected as “Info”

o DTMF Payload – settings for payload type for DTMF.

Note: The default settings for DTMF is RFC2833 which is the standard

Call – settings for call related configurations.

o Max Local SIP Port – to configure the maximum local SIP port for designated account.

o Min Local SIP Port – to configure the minimum local SIP port for designated account.

o Caller ID Header – settings to which caller ID format fetch to display on video phone UI.

o Auto Answer – If enabled, video phone will auto-answer any incoming call for the

designated account.

o Provisional Response ACK – 100% reliable for all provisional messages, this means it will

send ACK every time the video phone phone receives a provisional SIP message from SIP

server.

o Register with user=phone – if enabled, video phone will send user=phone within SIP

message

o Invite with user=phone – if enabled, the video phone will invite to send user=phone

within SIP message.

o PTime – range from 10,20,30,40,50 & 60, can also be disabled

o Anonymous Call – If enabled, all outgoing call for the designated account will be

anonymous number.

o Anonymous Call Rejection – if enabled, all incoming anonymous number will be

rejected automatically.

o Miss Call Log – enabling/disabling miss call log.

o Prevent SIP Hacking – enable to prevent SIP from hacking

Session Timer – settings for session timer configuration

o Active – if enabled, the ongoing call will be disconnected automatically once the session

expired, unless it’s been refresh by the UAC or UAS.

o Session Expire – configure expiry time for the call session.

o Session Refresher – select which should be responsible on refreshing a call session

UAC – stands for User Agent Client, or the video phone

UAS – stands for User Agent Sever, or the SIP server

BLF List – these settings allows you to configure BLF List URI Addresses.

o BLF List URI – stands for Busy Lamp Field List

o BLF List Pickup Code – sets the BLF pick up code

o BLF List Barge In Code – sets the BLF barge in code

Broadsoft – AOC is a feature used to be an accounting on Broadsoft platform

NAT – settings for NAT related configurations

o UDP Keep Alive Message – if enabled, video phone will send UDP keep alive message

periodically to router to keep NAT port alive.

o UDP Alive Msg Interval – Keep alive message interval



o Rport – means Remote Port, if enabled it will add remote port into outgoing SIP

message for designated account.

Conference – is to setup or select local or network conference

o Type – select the conference type

o Conference URI – if network conference is selected, the conference URI should be

configured as well.

User Agent – it can customize User Agent field in the SIP message, if user agent is set to a

specific value, user would see the information from PCAP. If user agent is not set by default,

user could see the company name, model number and firmware version from PCAP.

Remote User Agent – this feature is used with auto answer video phone delay

o Separator – to configure the separator, i.e; “,” “*” or “#” to separate multiple video

phone account

o NumberList DoorPhone – to fill multiple videophone number.

6.3 Network – to configure networks settings such as IP address.

6.3.1 Basic – Basic configuration to setup DHCP or Static IP address



6.3.2 Advanced – More network setting configuration such as VLAN and RTP port.

Local RTP – to modify local RTP port

o Max RTP Port – to configure the maximum port that RTP stream can use.

o Min RTP Port – to configure the minimum port that RTP stream can use.

VLAN – to modify VLAN settings

o LAN Port/PC Port – user can configure VLAN setting for both ports.

o Active – to enable or disable VLAN feature for designated port.

o VID – to configure VLAN ID for designated port.

o Priority – to select VLAND priority for designated port.

Note: Please make sure to check with the network administrator for configuring the VLAN.



6.4 Phone

6.4.1 Time/Lang – users can select language types.



6.4.2 Preference – to configure the volume for key press and ringtone volume



6.4.3 Call Feature

Mode Phone

o Feature Key Sync – to enable/disable the feature key sync

o Mode – to select the preferred mode

Forward Transfer – to display and configure the forwarding feature, there are three types of

forwarding:

o Always Forward – any incoming call will be forwarded directly

o Busy Forward – any incoming call will be forwarded if video phone is busy

o No Answer Forward - any incoming call will be forwarded if the receiver did not answer

after specific time



DND – DND stands for Do Not Disturb and allows the video phone to ignore any incoming calls

o DND Emergency – to enable or disable the DND function

o DND Authorized Number – Video phone supports multiple authorized numbers

o DND Priority – make sure to enable this if DND and forward feature is enabled at the

same time, which means the DND is more prioritized than the forward feature

o Account – to select which account the feature will be enabled

o DND – always enable if DND is in use

o Return Code when DND - to configure what response code should be sent back to the

server when there is an incoming call and DND is turned ON

o DND On Code – to configure a code to turn on DND

o DND Off Code – to configure a code to turn off DND

Call Waiting – call waiting is used if a third party is calling the video phone

o Call Waiting Enable – enable/disable call waiting feature

o Call Waiting Tone – enable/disable the call waiting tone

o On Code – to configure a code to turn on call waiting

o Off Code – to configure a code to turn off call waiting



Auto Redial – auto redial allows the video phone to redial the last call if the last call was

unsuccessful

o Auto Redial – to enable or disable auto redial option

o Auto Redial Interval – to set interval in between redialing

o Auto Redial Times – to set how many times auto redialing can be used

Intercom – this option allows user to establish a direct call with the caller

o Active – to enable/disable intercom feature

o Intercom Mute – if enable once the user picked up the call the video phone will be on

mute

Hotline – allows the user to call out a defined number automatically after hearing the dial tone

without dialing any number

o Active – to enable/disable this feature

o Number – to configure a defined hotline number

o Delay Time – to configure the interval after hearing the dial tone

ACD – stands for Automatic Call Distribution, and mostly used in call-center industry, it allows

the video phone to login to the system with multiple status so that the system could distribute

an incoming calls to available user or agents.

o ACD Activated Auto – to enable/disable ACD



o ACD Activated Auto Timer – to configure the interval when agent status becomes

available automatically

Remote Control – allows a specific host to interact with the video phone by sending the HTTP or

HTTPS requests, the specific action could be answering an incoming call or hang up an ongoing

call.

Key As Send – key as send allows the user to disable send key or assign pound key as send key

SIP Config – to configure the SIP protocol package interval, T2 is the maximum, the interval

should be larger the T1 but less than T2

UACSTA – it can control some feature of calling option, UACSTA is used to send ECMA-

323(CSTAXML) information during SIP calling, and the default status is disabled.

Door Phone – When there is an incoming call from the door phone, configure the delay auto

answer time, video phone will automatically answer the call after the timeout

Note: if auto answer is enabled this feature will not be available

Others

o Return Code When Refuse – allows the user to assign a specific code as return code

to SIP server when incoming call is rejected.

o Auto Answer Delay – to configure a delay time before an incoming call is

automatically answered.



6.4.4 Audio

Echo Canceller – this feature is to remove acoustic echo from a voice communication in

order to improve the voice quality

o VAD – stands for Voice Activity Detection, it allows the video phone to detect the

presence or absence of human voice during a call, when detecting a period of

silence, VAD replaces that silence efficiently with special packets that indicate

silence is occurring. It can facilitate speech processing and deactivate some

processes during non-speech section of an audio session.

o CNG – stands for Comfort Noise Generation, allows the video phone to generate a

comfortable background noise for voice communications during periods of silence in

a conversation. It is part of the silence suppression or VAD handling for VoIP

technology.

Mic Volume – to configure the microphone’s volume for handset mode

Automatic Generation Control – video phone will automatically adjust the amplification

circuit gain via signal

o Sending-side – disabled by default



o Receiving-side – disabled by default

o Automatic Gain Control Target – gain control from 1 to 20 dB, default is set to 3dB.

NetEQ – filter forgetting factor base, range from 0 to 255 by default is set to 250

6.4.5 Video

Media Feedback

o NACK – enable to filter mosaic

o Tmmbr – send the maximum temporary rate request

H264 Settings – is a video stream compression standard, different from H263, it provides an

approximately identical level of video stream quality but a half bit rate. This type of

compression is sometimes called MPEG-4 part 10

o H264 Profile – supports 4 modes which are Base, Main, High and Extend profile,

different coding function and video quality

o H264 Level – different profiles has corresponding level value

o IDR Interval – stands for Instantaneous Decoding Refresh, it is used to control the

process of coding and decoding.

o Rate Control – to choose one H264 video rate

Others



o Hardware Endec Acceleration – this feature is used to solve the image issue, user

can enable the hardware Endec Acceleration when they need it.

o Hardware Decodec Acceleration – default is set to disabled

o Color Enhancement – to increase the video phone color.

o Image Quality – support 3 types, Low, Middle or High

o Camera Priority – video phone can connect extra camera if video phone has 2

camera, user can select which to priority

6.4.6 Ext Key

Current Page – Video phone support up to 4 pages ext. key and 20 ext. key for each pages

Key – this allows user to assign a specific feature to the designated key on expansion

module, the available feature list for keys are:

o DND

o Menu

o MSG

o Status

o Book

o Forward

o Pickup

o Group Pickup

o Intercom

o Speed Dial

o History

o Favorites

o Redial

o Account

o ACD

o BLF

o BLFList

o Call Return

o Hot Desking

o Record

o XML Browser

o DTMF



6.4.7 Tones

Tone –this allows user to select a specific tone sets or can also customize their own tones

Note: Classified by countries

6.4.8 Dial Plan

Rules – allows user to select replace rule or dial now feature

Rules Modify – user can setup a rules, when dial the prefix value it dials the replace number

instead

1. Click Add to add a new replace rule

2. Select account for the replace rule

3. Input the prefix value and input the replace number

4. Click Submit to save

All replace rules will show in the list, users can edit or delete existing rules.

Area Code – area codes is also known as NPAs (Numbering Plan Areas), this usually indicate

different geographical areas within one country. If a number entered matches the predefine

area code rule, the IP phone will automatically prefix outgoing number with area code.



Note: There is only one area coed rule supported

Rules – allows user to select replace rule or dial now feature

Dial Now Delay – allows user to configure dial now delay time for dial now feature, it means

user can configure the video phone to dial out the phone number automatically after the

designated delay time if it match any dial now rule.

Rules Modify – user can setup the dial now feature

1. Click Add to add a dial now rule

2. Select account for the dial now rule

3. Input the number in the dial now rule

4. Click Submit to save



6.4.9 Action URL



Action URL

o Active – to enable/disable action URL feature

o Setup Completed – shows when the video phone completed the setup

o Registered – status showed when video phone was able to register an account

o Unregistered – status showed when the video phone logs off on the account registered

o Registered Failed – status showed when the video phone fails to register

o Off Hook – status showed when the video phone is off hook

o On Hook – status showed when the video phone is on hook

o Incoming call – when the video phone receives an incoming call

o Outgoing Call – when the video phone calls a number

o Established – when the video phone established the call

o Terminated – when the video phone terminates the call

o Open DND – when the video phone enables the DND mode

o Close DND – when the video phone disables the DND mode

o Open Always Forward – when the video phone enables the always forwarding feature

o Close Always Forward – when the video phone disables the always forwarding feature

o Open Busy Forward – when the video phone enables the busy forwarding call

o Close Busy Forward – when the video phone disables the busy forwarding call

o Open No Answer Forward – when the video phone enables the no answer forward

o Close No Answer Forward – when the video phone disables the no answer forward

o Transfer Call – when video phone transfer a call

o Blind Transfer – when the video phone blind transfer a call

o Attended Transfer – when the video phone performs a semi/attended or attended

transfer

o Hold – when the video phone places a call on hold

o UnHold – when the video phone retrieves a call on hold

o Mute – when the video phone mutes a call

o UnMute – when the video phone unmute a call

o Missed Call – when the video phone misses a call

o IP Changed – when the IP address of the video phone changes

o FWD Incoming Call – when the video phone forward an incoming call

o Reject Incoming Call – when the video phone rejects an incoming call

o Answer New Call – when the video phone answers a new incoming call

o Transfer Finished – when the video phone finished the transfer call

o Transfer Failed – when the video phone fail to transfer the call

o Idle to Busy – when the state of the video phone changes from idle to busy

o Busy to Idle – when the state of the video phone changes from busy to idle



6.4.10 Multicast

Multicast Setting

o Paging Barge – to configure the priority quantity

o Paging Priority Active – to enable or disable the multicast

Priority List – to configure the parameters

o Listening Address – input the IP address you need to listen

o Label – input the label for each listening address



6.5 Phone Book

6.5.1 Local Book



Contact – to select the local contact type

o All Contacts – to display or edit all local contacts

o Favorites – to display or edit favorite contacts

o Black List – to display contacts on the black list

Search – to search the contact from the list

Dial – to dial out the contact from the web browser

Note: Remote Control feature on the web browser.

Contact Setting – to add or edit a new contact on the video phone

Group – to add or edit new group on the video phone

Import/Export – to import or export the contacts

6.5.2 Remote Book

Index – to select the remote book item to display and configure

Local Book URL – to configure the remote book server address

Local book Name – to configure display remote book name on the video phone

Search Remote Phonebook – to enable or disable search remote phonebook name



Refresh Interval – to set interval from 120s to 2592000s

Note: Video phone support 5 remote books.

6.5.3 Call Log – displays the call history

Call History – select the type of the call to see

Hang Up – to end the ongoing call on the video phone



6.5.4 LDAP

Name Filter – the settings used to inform LDAP server what name attributes to search

Number Filter – the settings used to inform LDAP server what number attributes to search

Server – to configure LDAP server’s address

Port - to configure the LDAP server’s port

Base DN – to configure searching base DN on LDAP server

User Name – to configure the username for accessing the LDAP server

Password – to configure the password for accessing the LDAP server

Name Attribute – to configure which name attributes to send back from the LDAP server

Number Attribute – to configure which number attributes to send back from the LDAP server

Display Name – to configure the display name on the video phone when there is a result from

the search in the LDAP server

Max Hits – to configure the maximum size of result response from LDAP server

Search Delay Time – to configure the delay time before the LDAP initiate search request after

entering the value from the video phone



6.5.5 Broadsoft

Phone Book Item – to select the specific item to configure

Display Name – the name displayed at the video phones LCD screen when accessed via web

browser

Server Address – Broadsoft Phone book server’s Address

Server Port – Broadsoft phone book server’s port

User Name: username used to access broadsoft phone book server

Password: password used to access broadsoft phone book server



6.6 Upgrade

6.6.1 Basic

Firmware Version – to display firmware version of the video phone

Hardware Version – to display hardware version

Upgrade – if there is update you can select the file to update the video phone

Reset To Factory Setting – resets the video phone to its factory settings

Reset Config To Factory Setting – resets the configuration setting to factory default

Reboot – reboots the intercom remotely from the web browser



6.6.2 Advanced

PNP Option

PNP Config – also known as Plug and Play, once PNP is enabled the phone will send SIP

subscription message to PNP server automatically to get Auto Provisioning server’s address, by

default the SIP message is sent to multicast address 224.0.1.75 (PNP Server address by default)

DHCP Option

Custom Option – default range is from 128 to 254

DHCP Option Enable – to select the desire DHCP options

Manual Autop

URL – input the auto provisioning server address

Username – input the username if server needs username to access, otherwise leave blank

Password – input the password if server needs password to access, other leave blank\

Common AES Key – this is used for video phone to decipher the common auto provisioning

configuration file

AES Key (Mac) – this is used for video phone to decipher the MAC-oriented auto provisioning

configuration file, file name could be 0C1105888888.cfg

NoteL AES is one of the many encryption type.



Automatic Autop – to display and configure the auto provisioning mode settings, for example auto

provisioning can be on when powered on or other option as well.

Reboot Schedule – if enable the video phone will reboot on configured time period

System Log

Log Level – log level from 0 to 7, the highest the level the more specific system log is saved to a

temporary file.

Export Log – to export the log

PCAP – to start or stop packets capturing or export capture packet file

PCAP (Start) – to start capturing all the packets file sent or received from the video phone

PCAP (Stop) – to stop capturing the packets

Others – to export or import configuration file for video phone



6.7 Security

6.7.1 Basic

Web Password Modify

User Name – choose the user to modify

Current Password – enter the current password for the user

New Password – enter the new password

Confirm Password – enter the password again to confirm

Session Time Out

Session Time Out Value – range from 30 to 14400 seconds



6.7.2 Advanced

Web Server Certificate – to modify or delete certificate which is used when the video phone is

connected from any incoming HTTPs request

Web Server Certificate Upload – to upload a certificate file which will be used as server certificate

Client Certificate – to modify or delete certificates which is used when the video phone is connected to

HTTPs Server

Client Certificate Upload – to upload certificate files, this is used as client certificate.

Note: if this option is enabled only trusted certificate will be accepted.

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