FCC ID: VDQCYBER80211 802.11b/g VoIP WiFi SIP Phone

 

Table of Contents 1: Get started . 3 1. Standard package contents . 3 2. Phone specification . 3 3. Phone description . 4 4. Installing & removing the battery . 5 5. Charging the battery . 6 6. Powering the Cyber phone on & off . 7 7. Display indicators & icons . 8 8. Shortcut menu . 9 9. Main Menu icons . 10 2: Configuring your phone . 11 1. Important information you should know first . 11 2. Connecting your phone to an AP . 13 3. Connecting your phone to an SIP . 14 3: Basic call functions . 15 1. Making a IP to IP call (via direct IP) . 15 2. Making a SIP to SIP call (via SIP server). 16 3. Making a call (via SIP server to landline or GSM mobile phone) . 17 4. Speed dial . 18 5. Answering a call . 18 6. Mute/Un-mute a call . 18 7. Hold . 18 8. New calls . 18 9. Rejecting a call . 19 10. Silencing the incoming ring tone . 19 11. Call waiting . 19 12. Conference call . 19 4: Menu . 20 i Messages . 20 1) Keypad legends. 21 2) Create . 22 3) Inbox . 23 4) Outbox . 25 5) Chat . 26 ii Contacts . 27 1) Add . 28 2) Edit . 28 3) Delete . 29 4) View Entry . 29 5) Speed Dial . 29 iii Call Log . 30 1) Missed calls . 31 2) Incoming calls. 31 3) Outgoing calls . 31 1 5. Web configurator. 57 6. Glossary . 67 7. Health and safety information . 68 8. FCC Declaration . 71 iv Settings . 32 1) Clock . . 34 2) Wallpaper . 36 3) Ring tones . . 36 4) Message tones . 37 5) Ring Volume . 37 6) Receiver volume . 37 7) Alert mode . 38 8) Message View . 38 9) Brightness . 38 10) Key backlight . . 39 11) Auto key lock . 39 12) Key tone . 39 13) DTMF tone . 39 14) Screen Banner . 40 15) Factory reset . 40 16) Software upgrade . 41 v: Configuration . 45 1) SIP settings . 46 2) IP settings. . 49 3) WLAN settings . 52 vi: Information . 56 1) SIP information . 56 2) IP information . 56 3) WLAN information. 56 4) General information . 56 2 1. Get Started 1: Standard Package Contents 2: Phone Specifications The CYBERPHONE is a 802.11b/g VoIP WiFi SIP Phone. G e t S t a r t e d Please check carefully if you have the items mentioned below:

Dimensions:

1: WiFi Phone x 01 2: USB Charger x 01 3: USB Cable x 01 4. Battery x 01 5. Users Manual x 01 6. Lanyard Strap

* Actual contents may vary. 96(L) x 65(W) x 16(H) Dimension in mm. 65g (without battery) 80g (with battery) 650 mAh Li-ion, 3.7v 100-240v 50-60Hz 0.2A Weight:

Battery:

Charger Input:

Charger Weight:

50g Charging Time:

3 hours Standby Time:

Talking Time:

48 hours depending on the network 2 hours depending on the network 3 d e t r a t S t e G 3: Phone Description Volume up key Volume down key Left soft key Talk / Call key 5 Way joystick Silent mode key Mic Loop for Lanyard Earpiece OLED screen Right Soft Key End / Power key Number keys Switch input method key / keypad lock. USB Port 5-Way Joystick 1 Push up to scroll on the side bar menus Speaker hole Battery cover door Battery cover door release button Scroll left for system info 3 4 In the idle screen, scroll joystick right for shortcut menus 4 Push down to scroll on the side bar menus 2 5 Push down to select an option 4: Installing and Removing the battery 3. To remove, lift the battery out from here 1. Push and hold the battery door button down. G e t S t a r t e d Battery 2. While the button is pushed down, push from the top and slide the battery door cover outwards. Contact point 4. To install the battery, ensure that the contact points are aligned.

* Please refer to page.69 for more information on your battery. 5. Insert the direction shown in the diagram FIRST. Re-attach the battery door. 5 5: Charging the battery 1. Plug the USB cable into the charger or to a computer USB port. d e t r a t S t e G 2. Insert the charger into your wall power outlet. 4. Plug the other end of the USB cable in and turn on the main power to begin charging With the phone turned on/off, this Screen will appear when the phone is charging. OR This icon will scroll on the idle screen if its turned on. 3. Locate the USB port at the bottom of your phone. Note: You need to charge the battery for 8 hours for its first time use. 6 Charging Completed This screen will appear when the phones battery charging is completed. 6: Powering the Cyber phone on and off

- To Power ON Press and hold the (end/off key icon) for 5 seconds, release and the power up window will be shown. 1.0.02 Fig.1 Power up window

- To Power OFF Press and hold the (end/off key icon) for 3 seconds, release and the power down window will be shown. Fig.2 Power down window G e t S t a r t e d 7 7: Display indicators and icons Idle Screen d e t r a t S t e G The roles of the soft keys vary depending on the function you are using. The keys just below selects the functions desired when pressed. NOTE: If you are disconnected from the signal, the right soft key will automatically change to the SCAN selection. 8 Received signal strength from WiFi access point. Strong)

(Weak 2.59P Time display Call mute (Un-mute, Mute) Keypad lock To lock, press and hold for 1 second. To unlock, press and hold for 1 second. Message Inbox (new, read, sent, not sent) Alert type (ring, ring and vibrate, silent, vibrate only) WiFi connectivity status (refer to pg.12) Battery level indicator

(Weak Strong) Write Message Chat Icon Message Icon Recent Calls Icon Soft key function indicators 8. Shortcut Menu Shortcut menu allows a quick access to the configuration setting menu of your phone. Site Scan

: Allows you to scan and join the list of APs available in your network LAN SIP Registration Reload IP Restart WLAN Web Configurator

: Allows you to activate or reconnect your SIP account on the Cyber WiFi phone

: This function allows you to request an IP address from a DHCP server

: This function restarts the phones wireless connection to the AP.

: This function allows you to configure your phone settings using a web browser. System Info System info provides a summary of the connection details your phone to the network AP. BACK WLAN IP address User Name

: Displays the name of the AP you are connected to.

: Displays the IP address assigned to the phone.

: Displays the User name used for SIP connection. Proxy Server

: Displays the IP address of the proxy server the phone is connected to. Outbound proxy

: Displays the outbound proxy address of the SIP server the phone is connected to. G e t S t a r t e d 9 9: Main Menu Icons d e t r a t S t e G Individual icons will illuminate when selected. Navigate your way around the icons by moving the joystick. Press the joystick down to select the application. Message: Use the messages menu to send and receive short messages. Contacts: Store and find from a list of contacts stored in your contact list. Call Log: Views the calls you have dialed, received, or missed Settings: Settings menu provides you with various setting options to customize the phone to your preferences and needs. You can also reset the setting to their default values. Use this menu to configure the SIP, IP and WLAN settings. Use this menu to check the information of your SIP, IP, WLAN and General settings. Config:

Info:

10 2. Configuring your phone 1: Important information you should know first

Possible ways of communicating using the CYBERPHONE.

- IP to IP call

- SIP to SIP call Note: You will need to subscribe with a SIP service provider to make a SIP call. For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg

Requirements in order to establish a communication on the CYBERPHONE.

- The phone must be associated to an AP in order to communicate to other WiFi phones. Note:

- Do take note that there are some network security protocols installed on the LAN which you wish to connect to.

- Some require registering the MAC address of the CYBERPHONE in order to allow access to the AP of the network. Under such circumstances, you should seek assistance from your network administrator to register the MAC address of the phone to the server to gain access to the networks AP.

Encryption C o n f i g u r i n g Y o u r P h o n e

- Connecting the CYBERPHONE to wireless LAN area may require an encryption password. You will need this password to gain access to the network in order to associate to the AP you are connecting to.

- Most standard network uses WEP-64 encryption protocol. You would need to consult your network administrator if the network uses other settings. 11

SIP Server connection

- A SIP connection allows you to communicate to another SIP user via a WiFi phone without having the hassle to remember the full length of the IP address number. Note:

- Before you can connect to a SIP server, it is necessary that you obtain a SIP account. You can also obtain a paid SIP account which provides you communication to a mobile phone number (GSM) or a landline number (PSTN). For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg

Connectivity Status

- The connectivity status of your CYBERPHONE must be green in order for your phone to make calls. Below is the illustration of the connectivity status of your CYBERPHONE. Red Not connected to an AP. Amber It is connected to an AP but no IP is being assigned. Green Connected to an AP and IP is being assigned. e n o h P r u o Y g n i r u g i f n o C 12 2: Connecting your phone to an AP Auto Connecting to an AP Before you proceed to making a call, you will first need the CYBERPHONE to connect to an AP. Your phone will automatically detect and connect to your pre-configured AP on the first power up. Manually setting up the phone to connect to an AP in your LAN network Step.1 - From the idle screen, select > MENU > CONFIG > WLAN > SSID >SCAN within your area, a list of available APs will appear > scroll and select the AP you wish to connect to, select > VIEW

> Select the AP you like to join. Step.2 - In the same WLAN settings menu, select > ENCRYPTION >

scroll and select > WEP-64. ( Please refer to pg.10, on encryption. ) Step.3 - In the WEP-64 screen, select >OPEN SYSTEM> ( Please confirm this setting with your Network Administrator. ) and select > KEY 1. Step.4 - Input the password encryption of the AP set by your network administrator > when done, select >

OK > in the WLAN Settings menu, select ACTIVATE by pressing the left soft key . Fig.3 Poor Signal Coverage Screen C o n f i g u r i n g Y o u r P h o n e Note:-

1.) Wait for the connectivity status bar to turn green. The main screen will display Connecting AP. followed by Connecting IP. to complete the connection the to the network If the connecting AP disappears and connectivity is still red, retry. If you still have problems, consult your IT administrator for the network details. 2.) Incase of WEAK SIGNAL, there will be an alert tone & display showing Step.5 Once your phone connectivity status turns green You should be able to make a call via direct IP to IP. Fig.4 Calling Screen 13 e n o h P r u o Y g n i r u g i f n o C 3: Connecting your phone to an SIP Note:

- Before you proceed to making a call, you will first need to set up the CYBERPHONE to register to a SIP server connection. For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg Step.1 - From the idle screen, select > MENU > CONFIG > SIP > USER NAME > input your user name according to your SIP account details and select > OK. Step.2 - In the same SIP settings menu, select > PASSWORD > input your password according to your SIP account details and select > OK. Step.3 - In the same SIP settings menu, select > PROXY SERVER > IP ADDRESS > key in the address of your SIP server, for example, > SIPprovider.org and select > OK. Step.4 - In the Proxy Server settings menu, select > STATUS > and select > ENABLE. OPTIONS HANDFREE Step.5 - Go back to the SIP settings menu, select > OUTBOUND PROXY > IP ADDRESS > key in the IP address of your SIP server, for example, > SIPprovider.org and select > OK. Step.6 - In the Outbound Proxy settings menu, select > STATUS > and select > ENABLE. Step.7 - Go back to the SIP settings menu, select > ACTIVATE by pressing the left soft key . Note:

- After activating, a Registering SIP display will be appear at the Idle screen. The Not Registered sign will disappear on the idle screen to indicate that your CYBERPHONE is connected to your SIP server account. 14 Step.8 - You are now ready to make a SIP to SIP call via SIP server. 3. Basic Call Functions 1: Making an IP to IP call (via direct IP) 1234567@191.166.123.203 For eg:-

These figures are defined by the recipients user name In the SIP settings. These figures refers to recipients FIXED IP number Note: Please make sure to disable the SIP settings before making an IP to IP call. To do so, please follow the steps below:

SPEAKER Fig.5 Calling Screen B a s i c C a l l F u n c t i o n s Disabling SIP - Go to MENU > CONFIG > SIP > PROXY SERVER > STATUS >

select DISABLE > select BACK > OUTBOUND PROXY > STATUS >

select DISABLE > select BACK > ACTIVATE by pressing the left soft key . Step.1 - In the idle screen, key in the number, for eg:-

1234567@191.166.123.203 Step.2 - Press and calling 1234567@191.166.123.203 will be displayed. Step.3 - When the call is connected, call timer will be displayed. Step.4 - To end the call, press the key. Note: @ is keyed by pressing key twice. OPTIONS SPEAKER Fig.6 Call timer screen 15 2: Making a SIP to SIP call (via SIP server) Note: A user can only call to the other party via the same SIP provider. Please refer to your SIP providers agreement if you are contacting another person of another SIP provider account. Do make sure that your SIP settings are activated. (Refer to Pg.14) For eg:-

31080240 These figures will be the other parties SIP phone number you wish to dial. OPTIONS HANDFREE Step.1 - Key in the SIP contact number Step.2 - Press and calling 31080240 will be displayed. Step.3 - When the call is connected, call timer will be displayed. Step.4 - To end the call, press the key. s n o i t c n u F l l a C c i s a B 16 3: Making a call ( via SIP server to Landline / GSM Mobile Phone) Note: You can only call a Landline / GSM Mobile phone line depending on your SIP Server account services. For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg Do make sure that your SIP settings are activated. (Refer to Pg.14) Note: For eg:-

65 62100123 Country code Land line number or mobile number Step.1 - Key in the number, for eg:- 6562100123 Step.2 - Press and calling 6562100123 will be displayed. Step.3 - When the call is connected, call timer will be displayed. Step.4 - To end the call, press the key. B a s i c C a l l F u n c t i o n s 17 4: Speed dial

- Refer to page.29 for the setting up of speed dial.

- During standby mode, press and hold the preset key for 1 second to display the name and phone number, press left soft key to call. 5: Answering a call

- Press the key to answer incoming calls. Call timer will be displayed. 6: Mute/Un-mute a Call

- During a call is answered, click on options> scroll to mute and click select. To un-mute the call, click on options> scroll to mute and click select. SILENT SPEAKER Fig.7 Incoming call screen 7: Hold During a call you can put the other party to hold by clicking on options> scroll to Hold and click select. 8: New Calls New calls allows you to connect to another user while having one conversations active at the same time. To create a new call, click on options during a call> scroll to New call > click select> Key in number or select Contacts> click Call s n o i t c n u F l l a C c i s a B 18 9: Rejecting a call

- When there is an incoming call, press the key to reject the call.

- Number of missed calls will be displayed. Press the left soft key to view the missed call. VIEW EXIT Fig.8 Missed call screen 10: Silencing the incoming ring tone

- When there is a incoming call, press the left soft key > select SILENT. 11: Call waiting

- When another call comes in during a call, it will give a waiting tone.

- To reject the incoming call, press the left soft key > select REJECT.

- To answer, press the . 12: Conference Call Fig.9 Hold call screen During a call, click on OPTIONS during a call > scroll to NEW CALL > click SELECT >

key in a phone number or select CONTACTS > click CALL > when third party answers, click OPTIONS > and select a phone number. B a s i c C a l l F u n c t i o n s 19 4. Menu Menu ( i ) Messages Create Allows you to create messages and send it to another party. Inbox and Outbox Allows to you view, edit and delete the messages.

- Read

- Reply

- Forward

- Delete Allows you to read the messages. Allows you to reply the messages you read. Allows you to forward the message you read to another party. Allows you to delete the message you select.

- Delete All Allows you to delete all messages. Chat Allows you to create a chat session with another recipient. e g a s s e M

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( 1 ) Keypad Legends Press repeatedly to scroll through various punctuations. Press repeatedly to scroll through the corresponding letters. Press repeatedly to scroll between (

Hold to display the symbol table

. @ : ) Press once for SPACE and LONG PRESS for +

Press once to change between ABC (uppercase), abc (lowercase) and 123 (numeric) M e n u

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You can create new messages or check your message inbox by selecting the icon or the icon at the idle screen.

( 2 ) Create

- Select MENU > MESSAGES > CREATE > type the message > select OK >

key in a phone number and select > OK. OR select CONTACTS to pick an existing contact in your phonebook and send. Note: You can also select MESSAGES from the idle screen by scrolling up or down with the joystick and selecting it by pressing the center of the joystick. Press the key to switch the text mode between ABC, abc and 123. OK BACK Fig.10 Write Message Screen

- ABC Uppercase

- abc Lowercase

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( 3 ) Inbox

- Select MENU > MESSAGE > INBOX. Note: You will be notified if there is a new message in your inbox from the idle screen by spotting the icon at the top of the idle screen. Note: Messages in the Inbox can be viewed. The arrangement of messages is latest (TOP) to earliest (BOTTOM) These are the following menus found when you access the INBOX. Inbox: Read

- From the MESSAGES menu > Select INBOX > Select the message you want to read > press the center of the joystick to open the message to read. YES NO Fig.11 Delete Message Screen Inbox: Reply

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX > select the message you want to reply > OPTIONS > REPLY. Inbox: Forward

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX > select the message you want to forward > OPTIONS > FORWARD. M e n u

M e s s a g e 23 Inbox: Delete

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX > select the message you want to delete > OPTIONS > DELETE > select YES to confirm or NO to cancel. Inbox: Delete All

- From the MESSAGES menu > select INBOX > OPTIONS > DELETE ALL

> select YES to confirm or NO to cancel. Note: All messages will be deleted permanently. YES NO Fig.12 Delete All Message Screen e g a s s e M

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( 4 ) Outbox

- Select MENU > MESSAGE > OUTBOX >

Note: Messages in the Inbox can be viewed. The arrangement of messages is latest (TOP) to earliest (BOTTOM). Outbox: Read

- From the MESSAGES menu > Select OUTBOX > Select the message you want to read > press the center of the joystick to read the message. YES NO Fig.13 Delete Message Screen Outbox: Forward M e n u

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- From the MESSAGES menu > select OUTBOX > select the message you want to forward > OPTIONS > FORWARD. Outbox: Delete

- From the MESSAGES menu > select OUTBOX > select the message you want to delete > OPTIONS > DELETE > select YES to confirm or NO to cancel. Outbox: Delete All

- From the MESSAGES menu > select OUTBOX > OPTIONS >

DELETE ALL > select YES to confirm or NO to cancel. Note: All messages will be deleted permanently. YES NO Fig.14 Delete All Message Screen 25

( 5 ) Chat Note: The chat session can function on a IP to IP connection or a SIP to SIP connection. Please check with your SIP provider if their service support messaging capability.

- Select MENU > MESSAGES > CHAT

- Enter the phone number of the recipient which you want the CHAT session to be associated with.

- Contacts can be retrieved from the phonebook. Select OK.

- For e.g:- INVITING 12345678 @ xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx will be displayed in the screen.

- Once the chat request has been accepted by the recipient, chat session can take place. Note: YOU Indicates the message you have received. I indicated the message you have sent. e g a s s e M

u n e M 26 MENU CONTACTS Fig.15 Banner Screen - Chat CANCEL Fig.16 Chat Session Invitation Screen SEND CLEAR Fig.17 Chat Screen Menu ( ii ) Contacts Add Edit Delete Allows you to add a new contact into your contact list. Allows to you edit the contact which is stored in your contact list. Allows you to delete a contact permanently from your contact list. Speed Dial Allows you to set a particular contact to a numeric key on your keypad. Adding a Contact from Idle Screen Allows you to add a new contact directly from the idle screen. M e n u

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( 1 ) Add To add from Contacts:

- Select MENU > CONTACTS > OPTION > ADD > ( Input name ) > OK

( Input Phone Number ) > OK. To add from Call Log:

- Select Call Log > select either Missed Calls, Incoming Calls or Outgoing Calls

> highlight the number, select OPTION > SAVE > ( Enter name ) > APPLY. Fig.18 CONTACT Selected To add from Idle Screen:

From the idle screen, key in the number of the CONTACT > click SAVE > Input the name of the Contact > Click OK once done. Note: Replace existing entry? will be displayed if there is an existing contact. Note: You can also select Recent Calls from the idle screen by scrolling Fig.19 CALL LOG Selected up or down with the joystick and selecting it by pressing the center of the joystick .

( 2 ) Edit

- Select CONTACTS > select the person you want to edit > OPTION > EDIT >

enter name > OK > enter number > OK. to confirm. MENU CONTACTS Fig.20 Idle Screen Call Log s t c a t n o C

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( 3 ) Delete

- Select CONTACTS > select the person you want to delete > OPTION > DELETE > select YES to delete or NO to cancel.

( 4 ) View Entry

- Select CONTACT > select a contact from the list > push joystick button down to VIEW.

( 5 ) Speed Dial

- Select CONTACTS > select a contact from the list > OPTION > SPEED DIAL

> SET.

- To Unset, scroll to the Key number and press UNSET.

- If you have a contact under key.1, in the idle screen, hold the key and it will dial the contact which you have assigned it with. SET BACK Fig.21 Speed Dial Screen M e n u

C o n t a c t s 29 Menu ( iii ) Call Log Shows you the list of the numbers you have called, received or missed picking up their call. Selecting the particular contact allows you to save the particular contact in your list, delete or delete all contacts. Missed Calls Incoming Calls Outgoing Calls Recent Calls Recent Calls Shows you the summary list of the your outgoing, answered or missed calls. g o L l l a C u n e M 30

( 1 ) Missed Calls

- Select MENU > CALL LOG > MISSED CALLS. To Save, Delete or Delete All, select an entry and select OPTIONS. Note: Missed call list will appear from latest (top) to earliest (bottom). Fig.22 Call Log Selected M e n u C a l l L o g

( 2 ) Incoming Calls

- Select MENU > CALL LOG > INCOMING CALLS. To Save, Delete or Delete All, select an entry and select OPTIONS. Note: Incoming call list will appear from latest (top) to earliest (bottom).

( 3 ) Outgoing Calls

- Select MENU > CALL LOG > OUTGOING CALLS. To Save, Delete or Delete All, select an entry and select OPTIONS. Note: Outgoing call list will appear from latest (top) to earliest (bottom). OPTION BACK Fig.23 Missed Call Screen 31 Menu ( iv ) Settings Clock Allows you change the time, date and its formats.

- Set Time

- Set Date Allows you to set the time which will be displayed on the idle screen Allows you to set the date which will be displayed on the idle screen.

- Time Format Allow you to set the time format to be 12 or 24 hours.

- Date Format Allows you to set the date format to DD/MM/YY or MM/DD/YY. Wallpaper Ring Tones Allows you to change the wallpaper in the idle screen. Allows you to change the incoming call ring tones. Message Tones Allows you to change the alert tones for incoming messages. Ring Volume Allows you to set the ring volume from low to high. Receiver volume Allows you to set the volume of your receiver from low to high. Alert Mode Allows you to set your alert to Silent, Vibrate, Melody and Melody and Vibrate. Message View Allows you to view message list based on contacts or message itself Brightness Allows you to view message list based on contacts or message itself s g n i t t e S

u n e M 32 Key Backlight Allows you to set the keypad light to stay Off, after 10, 20 or 30 seconds. Auto Key Lock Allows you set the Auto Key Lock feature to off, 30secs, 1min and 2mins. Key Tone DTMF Tone Allows you turn the key tone On or Off when the keys are pressed. Allows you to set the DTMF tone to inbound or outbound. Screen Banner Allows you to type in a banner message in the idle screen. Factory Reset Allows you to set the entire phone back to its original factory settings. The phone will power off automatically. Software upgrade:

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( 1 ) Clock Clock: Set Time Format: HH/MM = HOUR/MINUTE

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > SET TIME > key in the current time. Fig.24 Setting Selected OK BACK Fig.25 Time Setting Screen s g n i t t e S

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- Select MENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > SET DATE and key in the current date OK BACK Fig.26 Date Setting Screen M e n u

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- Select MENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > TIME FORMAT > select either 12 Hour or 24 Hour and choose SELECT. Clock: Date Format

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > CLOCK > DATE FORMAT > select either DD / MM / YY or MM / DD / YY and choose SELECT. s g n i t t e S

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( 2 ) Wallpaper SELECT BACK Fig.27 Time Format Setting Screen

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > WALLPAPER > select the wallpapers of your preference by scrolling the joystick in any direction, and choose SELECT.

( 3 ) Ring Tones SELECT BACK Fig.28 Date Format Setting Screen

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > RING TONES > select the ring tone of your preference by scrolling the joystick up or down , a preview of the ring tone you choose will be played. Choose SELECT to set. SELECT BACK Fig.29 Ring Tone Setting Screen 36

( 4 ) Message Tones

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > MESSAGE TONES > select the ring tone of your preference by scrolling the joystick up or down , a preview of the message tone you choose will be played. Choose SELECT to set.

( 5 ) Ring Volume

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > RING VOLUME > increase or decrease the volume by scrolling either direction of the joystick > choose SELECT to set.

( 6 ) Receiver Volume

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > RECEIVER VOLUME > increase or decrease the volume by scrolling either direction of the joystick > choose SELECT to set. SELECT BACK Fig.30 Message Tone Setting Screen SELECT BACK Fig.31 Ring Volume Setting Screen SELECT BACK Fig.32 Receiver Volume Setting Screen M e n u

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( 7 ) Alert Mode

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > ALERT MODE > select the alert mode of your preference by scrolling the joystick up or down , choose SELECT to set. Note: The following alert icons will appear on the idle screen depending on your selection. Ring Only:

Vibrate Only:

Ring and Vibrate:

Silent:

( 8 ) Message View SELECT BACK Fig.33 Alert Mode Setting Screen

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > MESSAGE VIEW > to view message through Fig.34 Message View Screen Search name or Message itself. choose SELECT to set.

( 9 ) Brightness

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > BRIGHTNESS > select the intensity of your preference by scrolling the joystick up or down , 38 choose SELECT to set. SELECT BACK Fig.35 Key Backlight Setting Screen

( 10 ) Key Backlight

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > KEY BACKLIGHT > select the backlight timer of your preference by scrolling the joystick up or down , choose SELECT to set.

( 11 ) Auto Key Lock

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > AUTO KEY LOCK > select the key lock timer of your preference by scrolling the joystick up or down . Choose SELECT to set.

( 12 ) Key Tone

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > KEY TONE > select ON or OFF >

choose SELECT to set.

( 13 ) DTMF Tone Select MENU > SETTINGS > DTMF TONE > select INBAND,

OUTBAND (Sip Info) or OUTBAND (RFC 2833) > choose SELECT to set. Note: DTMF (Dual Tone Multiple Frequency) M e n u

S e t t i n g s Fig.36 Key Backlight Setting Screen SELECT BACK Fig.37 Key Lock Setting Screen Fig.38 DTMF tone setting 39

( 14 ) Screen Banner

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > SCREEN BANNER > key in your message,

> choose OK to set. Note: You can input up to a maximum of 12 Characters. Fig.39 Banner Message at Idle Screen APPLY CLEAR Fig.40 Banner Message

( 15 ) Factory Reset

- Select MENU > SETTINGS > FACTORY RESET > choose YES to reset, or NO to cancel. Note: The phone will reboot and turn off. OK BACK Fig.41 Factory Reset Screen s g n i t t e S

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( 16 ) Software Upgrade Software Upgrade - TFTP Server Note: During the Software upgrading, in your computer, make sure that under CONTROL PANEL >

NETWORK CONNECTION, the Local Area Connection of the CYBERPHONE is present. Please also take note of the IP address at the startup screen You should only start your TFTP program after this. Important: Do not disconnect the phone from the PC while it is in firmware upgrading progress. Doing so will permanently damage the phone.

- To upgrade to the latest software, key in the service providers IP address and the software will be upgraded. To do so:

Step:1 - Insert USB cable to the phone M e n u

S e t t i n g s Step:2 - In the CYBERPHONE, go to > MENU > SETTINGS > SOFTWARE UPGRADE > TFTP SERVER >

key in the IP address for e.g:- > 192.168.1.2 > OK > windows XP should prompt you for installation of the USB driver. Note: The IP address you enter in the TFTP server is the address where you wish to download the image file from. Step:3 - Install the driver using athenac902.sys which is provided on the DAVISCOMMS website at:

www.daviscomms.com.sg Step:4 - In your computer, under CONTROL PANEL > NETWORK CONNECTIONS, a new Local Area Connection should appear. 41 Step:5 - Configure the new Local Area Connection and set the IP settings to the following:

Step:6 Download and install TFTP program from http://tftp32.jounin.net/tftp32_download.html s g n i t t e S

u n e M 42 Step:7 - After installation, set the settings of the TFTP program to be:

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S e t t i n g s Step:8 - On the CYBERPHONE, in the FIRMWARE UPGRADE menu, choose the appropriate software part (upgrade firmware, upgrade web config or upgrade bootloader) you want to upgrade. Once you choose an option, the phone will start to download the file. Fig.42 Image Downloading Screen 43 Step:9 - After downloading the file, the phone will install the required file. Step:10 - When the phone has successfully installed the file, the phone will display a screen to inform you that the firmware upgrade is completed. Step:11 - Press and hold the Power key for 3 seconds and release. The new firmware should have been installed. Note:

If there is an error during the firmware upgrading, an error screen will appear. If the error screen appears at Step 8, shut down the phone and restart it, then, go through the entire steps again. Upgrading section Firmware Upgrade, Web config and Boot loader Firmware Upgrade, Web config and Boot loader Error responses from phone Error! Please press power key to reboot the phone. Checksum Error!

Please send the phone for servicing. Steps to proceed Press power key to shut down the phone and repeat steps Firmware has been corrupted. Send to service centre for technical assistance. s g n i t t e S

u n e M 44 Fig.43 Phone Error Response Table Fig.43 Image Installing Screen Fig.44 Upgrade Completed Screen Menu ( v ) Configuration The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is an application-layer control (signaling) protocol for creating, modifying, and terminating sessions with one or more participants. Display Name Allows you to key in the user name for display purposes. User Name Passwords Proxy Server Allows you to key in the user name of you SIP account. Allows you to key in the password of your SIP account. Allows you to request a server which services the requests of its clients by making requests to other servers.

- IP Address Allows you to key in the IP Address of your SIP provider.

- Status Allows you to enable or disable the proxy server

- Registration Time Allows you to key in a time for the proxy server to re-register itself again. Outbound Proxy Allow you to make/receive call when the phone is behind NAT firewall. STUN Server SIP Keep Alive Allow you to make/receive call when the phone is behind NAT firewall. Allow you to maintain SIP server connection when the phone is behind NAT firewall. Audio Codec Allows you to select the preferred codec to be used for the call session M e n u

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( 1 ) SIP Settings Note: To change the settings, press the center of the joystick. To activate, press the left soft key. Note: You have to configure both SIP Proxy Server settings and Outbound Proxy server settings. Please refer to your SIP service provider for your account details. For reference please refer to www.daviscomms.com.sg Step.1 - Select MENU > CONFIG > SIP SETTINGS > DISPLAY NAME > for eg:-

key in User > select OK. Step.2 - In the same SIP settings menu, select > USER NAME > for eg:-

key in Cyber > select OK. Note: Space are NOT allowed in USER NAME Fig.45 Config Selected Step.3 - In the same SIP settings menu, select > PASSWORDS > for eg:- key in XXXXXXXX > select OK. Fig.46 Spacing Error Screen Step.4 - In the same SIP settings menu > PROXY SERVER > IP ADDRESS >

for eg:- key in 202.155.130.68 > select OK. n o i t a r u g i f n o C

u n e M 46 Step.5 - In the Proxy Server menu > STATUS > select ENABLE. Step.6 In Proxy Server menu > REGISTRATION TIME > for eg:-

key in 3600 > select OK. Step.7 - In the same SIP settings menu > OUTBOUND PROXY > IP ADDRESS >

for eg:- key in 192.168.2.1 > select OK. APPLY CLEAR Fig.47 IP Address Screen Note: The outbound proxy server is the address and port that your phone uses to connect to a SIP server, where there may be NAT routers that do not support the SIP protocol. If your SIP Service Provider gave you an outbound proxy server address and port, then enter them here. Step.8 - In OUTBOUND PROXY menu > STATUS > for eg:-

choose ENABLE and select it. Note: This has to be enabled in order to make a SIP call. Step.9 - In the same SIP settings menu > STUN SERVER > IP ADDRESS >

for eg:- key in stun.fwdnett.net > select OK. Step.10 - In the STUN SERVER menu > STATUS > for eg:- choose ENABLE and select it. M e n u

C o n f i g u r a t i o n 47 n Step.11 - In the same SIP settings menu > SIP KEEP ALIVE >

Key in the SIP KEEP ALIVE time for eg:- 20Seconds and choose ENABLE and select it. Note: This is to overcome the NAT barrier so that the phone is contactable by a previously contacted external party. Step.12 - Return to SIP SETTINGS menu > AUDIO CODEC > for eg:-

choose G711-A and select it. Fig.48 Audio Codec Screen Step.13 After the configuration, select > ACTIVATE. Note: This is a program capable of performing encoding and decoding a voice package. Note: STUN = Simple Transversal of UDP (User Datagram Protocol) through NATs (Network Address Translators). TIP: Enter either the IP address of your SIP server or the URL domain name as given to you by your Internet Telephony Service Provider. o i t a r u g i f n o C

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( 2 ) IP Settings Internet Protocol (IP) is a data-oriented protocol used for communicating data across a packet-switched network. DHCP Fixed IP Setup DHCP ( Dynamic Host Control Protocol ) is a set of rules used by communications devices such as a computer, router or network adapter to allow the device to request and obtain an IP address from a server which has a list of addresses available for assignment.

- IP Address Allows you to key in your fixed IP Address of a network.

- Subnet Mask Allows you to key in an address code which determines the size of the network.

- Default Gateway Allows you to key in an address which forwards internet traffic from your local area network.

- Primary DNS Allows you to key in the IP Address of your DNS, which can be obtained from your network administrator.

- Secondary DNS Allows you to key in a secondary DNS. M e n u

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( 2 ) IP Settings IP Settings: DHCP Settings Step.1 - Select MENU > CONFIG > IP SETTINGS > DHCP > select ENABLE. IP Settings: Fixed IP Settings Note: With this option you have to manually enter an IP address, subnet mask and gateway IP address. These are given to you by the network administrator. ACTIVATE BACK Fig.49 DHCP Notice Screen Follow the procedure below to do this.Only when the DHCP is disabled, can the IP option be available.Not available while DHCP is enabled will be displayed if DHCP is enabled. Step.1 - Select MENU > CONFIG > IP SETTINGS > DHCP > select DISABLE. Step.2 - In IP SETTINGS menu > FIXED IP SETUP > IP ADDRESS > for eg:-

key in 192.168.123.204 > select OK. OK CLEAR Fig.50 Subnet Mask Screen Step.3 - In FIXED IP SETUP menu > SUBNET MASK > for eg:-

key in 255.255.255.0 > select OK. Step.4 - In FIXED IP menu > DEFAULT GATEWAY > for eg:-

key in 192.168.123.254 > select OK. n o i t a r u g i f n o C

u n e M 50 Step.5 - In FIXED IP menu > PRIMARY DNS > for eg:-

key in 165.21.83.88 > select OK. Step.6 - In FIXED IP menu > SECONDARY DNS > for eg:-

key in 165.21.100.88 > select OK. OK CLEAR Fig.51 DNS Input Screen M e n u

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( 3 ) WLAN Settings WLAN is a wireless local area network, which is the linking of two or more peripherals without using wires. WLAN utilizes spread-spectrum or OFDM Modulation technology based on radio waves to enable communication between devices in a limited area, also known as the basic service set. This gives users the mobility to move around within a broad coverage area and still be connected to the network. SSID Allows you to key in AP name manually or scan the AP list found on your network Encryption Allows you to choose the type of encryption of the AP you wish to associate with. Transmit Rate Auto Roam Transmit rate is the data exchange between the AP and the client. Auto

(recommended) adapts to the transfer rate to the current AP in your area. Allows you to set your phone to roam to other profiles when you are disconnected from your current profile. n o i t a r u g i f n o C

u n e M 52 Step.1 - Select MENU > CONFIG > WLAN > SSID > SCAN and a list of available APs will be displayed > select > VIEW on the selected AP you wish to connect> SELECT> OK. Step.2 - In the same WLAN settings menu > ENCRYPTION > select the suitable security setting. For eg: -

None WEP-64 *

WEP-128 WEP-TKIP WEP-AES Note: Choose the type of encryption and key with reference from your IT administrator. ACTIVATE BACK Fig.52 WLAN Scanning Screen VIEW BACK Fig.53 AP List Screen SELECT BACK Fig.54 Key Save Screen M e n u

C o n f i g u r a t i o n 53 Step.3 - After selecting a security key type > Select Open system

> choose KEY 1 > enter the KEY > click OK.. Note: If the KEY you have input is too short, a warning message will appear. WLAN: Transmit Rate

- In the same WLAN settings menu > TRANSMIT RATE > for eg: -

select AUTO. OK CLEAR Fig.55 Warning Screen n o i t a r u g i f n o C

u n e M 54 WLAN: Auto Roam To Auto Roam on a SP Profile

- Go to > MENU > CONFIG > WLAN > AUTO ROAM > AP PROFILE >

select a SSID (edit a SSID account) > OPTIONS > JOIN. To Edit a SSID Profile OPTIONS BACK Fig.56 Auto Roam Screen

- In the same Auto Roam settings menu > AP PROFILE > select a SSID > OPTIONS

> EDIT > key in a SSID > select a security setting. To Delete a SSID Profile

- In the same Auto Roam settings menu > AP PROFILE > select a SSID >OPTIONS

> DELETE. To Delete all SSID Profiles

- In the same Auto Roam settings menu > AP PROFILE > select a SSID > OPTIONS

> DELETE. To enable Auto Roam

- In the same Auto Roam settings menu > STATUS > select ENABLE. M e n u

C o n f i g u r a t i o n 55 Menu ( vi ) Information Information section provides the relevant information of the SIP, IP, WLAN and General settings.

( 1 ) SIP Information Fig.57 Info Selected

- Select MENU > INFO > select SIP and choose SELECT to view its information.

( 2 ) IP Information

- Select MENU > INFO > select IP to view your current connection details.

( 3 ) WLAN Information BACK Fig.58 IP Information Screen

- Select MENU > INFO > select WLAN and choose SELECT to view its information.

( 4 ) General Information

Select MENU > INFO > select GENERAL and choose SELECT to view its information. n o i t a m r o f n I

u n e M 56 5. Web Configurator The Web configurator is a special shortcut function of the phone where it allows the user to update or edit the phones settings via a web browser on their PC. Step 1 - Left click on the joystick to System info and retrieve IP address assign to the Cyber phone. Step 2 - Right click on joystick > scroll and select > WEB CONFIGURATOR. Step 3 - Open a web browser in your PC and key in the IP address found on your Cyber phone from step 1 e.g. http://192.168.123.114 W e b C o n f i g u r a t o r 57 r Step 4 - Enter user in User Name and key in 1234 as Password. Click Ok. o t a r u g i f n o C b e W 58 Step 5 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under General Information W e b C o n f i g u r a t o r 59 Step 6 - Under general information it contains software details of your phone. Your web browser will display the page as shown below under Contacts. This page allows you to view/add/edit/delete a contact to/from your phone. r o t a r u g i f n o C b e W 60 Step 7 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under Phone Settings. This page allows you to configure the phone settings W e b C o n f i g u r a t o r 61 Step 8 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under SIP Settings. This page allows you to configure your SIP account settings to the phone, to register to a SIP server. r o t a r u g i f n o C b e W 62 Step 9 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under IP Settings. This page allows you to configure a fixed IP setting or set a DCHP setting to automatically assign an IP address for the phone to connect to the AP of the LAN. W e b C o n f i g u r a t o r 63 Step 10 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under WLAN Settings. This page allows you to set the AP details you require the phone to connect to. r o t a r u g i f n o C b e W 64 Step 11 - Your web browser will display the page as shown below under IMPORT / EXPORT Step 12 - Click on System Reset once you have finalized the settings to complete the web configuration procedure W e b C o n f i g u r a t o r 65 Step 13 - After clicking OK to reset the page will display as shown below After the progress has completed, the program will trigger your phone to switch off automatically. Step 14 - Turn on your phone again to connect to the AP of your LAN. Your phone will connect according to the settings you have configured in web configuration. r o t a r u g i f n o C b e W 66 6. Glossary AP (Access Point) - A device that connects wireless communication devices together to form a wireless network. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) - A application-layer control protocol for creating, modifying, and terminating sessions with one or more participants. These sessions include internet telephone calls, multimedia distribution and multimedia conferences. DNS (Domain Name Server) - The IP address of your ISPs server, which translates the names of websites into IP addresses. Encryption - Encoding data transmitted in a network. Firmware - The programming code that runs a networking device. Gateway - A device that interconnects networks with different, incompatible communications protocols. IP (Internet Protocol) A protocol used to send data over a network. IP Address - The address used to identify a computer or device on a network. ISP (Internet Service Provider) - A company that provides access to the internet. MAC (Media Access Control) - The unique address that a manufacturer assigns to each networking device. Outbound Proxy Server - A proxy that receives requests from a client, even though it may not be the server resolved by the request - URI. ROAMING - The ability to take a wireless device from the range of one access to another without losing the connection. SSID (Service Set IDentifier) - Your wireless networks name. STUN Server - Simple Traversal of UDP (User Datagram Protocol) through NATs (Network Address Translators) is a network protocol allowing a client behind a NAT to find out its public address, the type of NAT it is behind and the internet side port associated by the NAT with a particular local port. This information is used to set up a communication between two hosts that are both behind NAT routers. Subnet Mask - An address code that determines the size of the network. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) - A method of encrypting network data transmitted on a wireless network for greater security. WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) - A group of computers and associated devices that communicate with each other wirelessly. l G o s s a r y 67 n o i t a m r o f n I y t e f a S d n a h t l a e H 7. Health and Safety Information Read these simple guidelines. Failure to comply may be dangerous or illegal. SWITCH ON SAFELY Do not switch the phone on when wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interference or danger. ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Obey all local laws. Always free your hands to operate the vehicle while driving. Your first consideration while driving should be road safety. INTERFERENCE All wireless phones may be subject to interference. Switch the phone off near medical equipment. SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS Follow all restrictions. Switch the phone off near medical equipment. SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT Follow any restrictions. Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft. QUALIFIED SERVICE Only qualified personnel may install or repair this product. WATER-RESISTANCE Your phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry. ENHANCEMENT AND BATTERIES Use only approved enhancements and batteries. Do not connect incompatible products. SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELLING Do not use the phone at a refueling point. Do not use near fuel or chemicals. 68 Road Safety

Your wireless phone gives you the powerful ability to communicate by voice, anywhere and anytime. But an important responsibility accompanies the benefits of wireless phones, one that every user must uphold.

When driving a car, driving is your first responsibility. When using your wireless phone while driving, follow local regulations in the country or region you are in. Hearing Aids

Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may wish to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives. Potentially Explosive Environments

Switch off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere, and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often but not always clearly marked. They include the areas below decks on boats, chemical transfer or storage facilities, vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas, such as propane or butane, areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders, and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine. H e a l t h a n d S a f e t y I n f o r m a t i o n 69 Precautions when using batteries

Never use a charger or battery that is damaged in any way.

Use the battery only for its intended purpose. Storing the battery above 45 degrees Celsius (113 degree Fahrenheit) is not recommended. Battery charging time depends on the remaining battery charge, the type of battery, and the charger used. The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times, but will gradually wear out. When the operation time is noticeably shorter than normal, it is time to buy a new battery. Use only approved batteries, and recharge your battery only with approved chargers. Disconnect the charger from the power source when it is not in use. Do not leave the battery connected to a charger for more than a week, since over charging may shorten its life. Extreme temperatures will affect the charging capacity of your battery: it may require cooling or warming first. Do not leave the battery in hot or cold places because the capacity and lifetime of the battery will be reduced. Try to keep the battery at room temperature. A phone with a hot or cold battery may not work temporarily, even when the battery is fully charged. Do not short circuit the battery. Accidental short circuiting can occur when a metallic object like a coin, clip or pen may cause a direct connection between the positive and negative terminals of the battery (metal strips on the battery). For example, do not carry a spare battery in a pocket or bag where there may be metal objects. Short circuiting the batteries may cause damage to the battery. Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations. Always recycle. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. n o i t a m r o f n I y t e f a S d n a h t l a e H 70 8. FCC Declaration This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:--Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.--Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.--Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.--Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. F C C D e c a r a t i o n l 71