Ok so the first thing I did was connect the supplied Ethernet cable to the Internet port on the rear of the device and connected the other end into my router, plugged a dect telephone into the Phone 1 port using the supplied rj11 to rj11 cable (im not using any rj11 to BT converters) and finally I connected the supplied UK mains adaptor and powered it up.
Now that everything is plugged in and we have power the first thing I wanted to do was get this baby setup with my VoIP provider and make a test call! So here is how I setup Line 1 with Voipfone:
After trying to access the web interface on my browser without success I come to the conclusion that the web interface was in fact disabled by default!
You can however enable the web interface by following this simple guide:
OBihai OBi200/202 - Enabling the OBihai Web Interface
Now that the web interface is enabled you can log in to the ATA via any web browser by entering it's ip address into the URL, in my case it's 192.168.1.155. When prompted enter the default username & password –
admin/admin. If you're not certain of the devices IP address, just pick up the receiver and dial
***1 for the IVR to playback the IP address.
You will see the
System Status page:
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So now that we have access to the web interface we can go ahead and setup Line 1, to do this we need add a VoIP service provider (which in my case is Voipfone) to the ITSP Profile A located under the
Service Providers tab on the
left hand side of the web interface. before you can edit any of the fields you need to remove the tick from the Default Checkbox's:
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In the above screenshot you can see that I have filled out the following fields:
General
- Name: Voipfone (I have called it Voipfone as this is the name of my VoIP Provider but you can name it anything you want)
- DTMFMethod: RFC2833 (This is Voipfone's supported DTMF Method)
- DigitMap: (112S0|123S0|150S0|152S0|154S0|155S0|156S0|166S0|2xxS2|999S0|1471S0|157S0|1572S0|118xxxS0|!09x.|00[1-9]x.|<01792>[2-8]xxxxxS2|0[1-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|3xxxxxxxS2|3xxxxxxx*xxxS0|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.) (A custom dialplan for use with Voipfone that allows local calling without the need for me to enter my local area code, very similar to the Linksys/Cisco dialplan)
Service Provider Info
- Name: Voipfone (Optional, leave blank if you want or enter the name of the VoIP provider)
- URL: http://www.voipfone.co.uk (Optional, leave blank if you want or enter the web address of the VoIP provider)
- ContactPhoneNumber: 020 7043 5555 (Optional, leave blank if you want or enter the phone number of the VoIP provider)
- EmailAddress: support@voipfone.co.uk (Optional, leave blank if you want or enter the email address of the VoIP provider)
Now that we have filled out the above fields we need to click on the
Submit Button located on the bottom of the page!
Moving on, on the left hand side under
Service Providers ---> ITSP Profile A click on
SIP:
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Again, In the above screenshot you can see that I have filled out the following fields:
SIP
- ProxyServer: sip.voipfone.net
- RegisterExpires: 60
Everything else on that page is at their default values. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the
SUBMIT button:
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Next, on the left hand side under
Voice Services ---> SP1 Service:
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Again, In the above screenshot you can see that the only change made was to the:
SP1 Service
- X_NoRegNoCall: Ticked Box
Now scroll down the page to the
SIP Credentials section:
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This is where you need to enter your User ID and Passowrd, for example:
SIP Credentials
- AuthUserName: 30000000*202
- AuthPassword: 123456
Everything else on that page is at their default values. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the
SUBMIT button.
And finally, on the left hand side under
Physical Interfaces ---> PHONE1 Port:
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Again, In the above screenshot you can see that I have filled out the following fields:
PHONE Port
- ToneOnPrimaryServiceDown: NO TONE (If the service is down and you pick up the phone you will not hear any dial tone)
Ringer
- RingFrequency: 25 (In the UK the correct value is 25)
Port Setting
- Impedance : 370+(620||310 nF) (In the UK the correct value is 370+(620||310 nF))
CallerIDMethod: FSK(V.23) (In the UK the correct value is FSK(V.23))
Now scroll down the page to the
Timers section:
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Again, In the above screenshot you can see that I have filled out the following fields:
Timers
- HookFlashTimeMax: 200 (correct value for the UK)
- HookFlashTimeMin: 60 (correct value for the UK)
- CPCDelayTime: 10000 (correct value for the UK)
- CPCDuration: 1000 (correct value for the UK)
- DigitMapLongTimer: 6 (a personal choice of mine, leave at default value if you prefer)
Everything else on that page is at their default values. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the
SUBMIT button.
That's it!!! All we need to do is Reboot the device by clicking on the Reboot button located on the top right of the web interface as seen below:
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The device will reboot, once it has finished rebooting pick up the phone and dial 155 and you should hear a Voipfone confirmation message informing you that you have correctly setup your phone.
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