SpeedTouch 190. Operator s Guide. SIP Gateway. Release R1.0

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1 SpeedTouch 190 SIP Gateway Operator s Guide Release R1.0

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3 SpeedTouch 190 Operator s Guide Release R1.0

4 Status v2.0 Reference E-DOC-CTC Short Title Operator s Guide ST190 R1.0 Copyright 2004 THOMSON. All rights reserved. Passing on, and copying of this document, use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written authorization from THOMSON. The content of this document is furnished for informational use only, may be subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by THOMSON. THOMSON assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this document.

5 Contents 1 SpeedTouch 190 Product Description SpeedTouch 190 Product Configuration SpeedTouch 190 Calling Services

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7 1 SpeedTouch 190 Product Description 1 SpeedTouch 190 Product Description Introduction The SpeedTouch 190 SIP analog telephone adapter allows regular phones, fax or modems to call a compatible peer SIP User over a broadband Internet connection. Contents This Operator s Guide will teach you to configure every aspect of the Speed- Touch 190 SIP Gateway. Updates THOMSON continuously develops new solutions, but is also committed to improve its existing products. For more information on THOMSON s latest technological innovations, documents and software releases, please visit the SpeedTouch web site at: 5

8 1 SpeedTouch 190 Product Description Product Layout A B C D E F G H I J Indicator Description Name State A Power On Power On, normal operation Off Power Off B VOIP On Registration successful to the SIP server Off Registration failed to the SIP server C LAN On Ethernet connection with the user s PC Off No ethernet connection with the user s PC D WAN On Ethernet connection with the user s Internet Gateway Device Off No ethernet connection with the user s Internet Gateway Device 6

9 1 SpeedTouch 190 Product Description Indicator Description Name State E TEL On Phone off hook Off Flashing Phone on hook The phone is ringing F TEL To connect the user s phone G WAN To connect the user s Internet Gateway Device H LAN To connect the user s local network I RESET To reset the SpeedTouch 190 J 12V AC To connect the power supply SIP Service requirements To be able to configure the SpeedTouch 190, following settings most be provided for each user: A user name (logon ID) A password IP address or DNS equivalent of your SIP server Phone number To learn how to configure the SpeedTouch 190, proceed to 2 SpeedTouch 190 Product Configuration 7

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11 2 SpeedTouch 190 Product Configuration Introduction The SpeedTouch 190 comes with integrated web pages. It allows to configure the SpeedTouch 190 simply by using a web browser from any local computer attached to the SpeedTouch 190. In most cases the SpeedTouch 190 is correctly configured for Internet Telephony via the appropriate configuration profile/file and no further configuration on the web interface is needed. This chapter aims to give a full overview of the SpeedTouch 190 s web pages and their respective functionality. Preconditions For local configuration via the SpeedTouch 190 s web pages, make sure that: The SpeedTouch 190 and the computer share the same IP subnet ( / 24). By default the SpeedTouch 190 has a local IP address To be able to access the web pages, your computer needs to be configured for an IP address in the same subnet, e.g Your web browser is not using a proxy server and the SpeedTouch 190 s IP address is not submitted to a proxy server. To configure your computer with an IP address, please consult the Operating System s Help. For more information on how to disable your web browser s proxying, please consult the web browser s Help. Browsing the SpeedTouch web pages To access the SpeedTouch 190 s web pages: 1 Start the web browser on your computer. 2 Browse to the SpeedTouch 190 at Note is the SpeedTouch 190 default IP address in the very most cases. If not, please contact your product dealer for more information. 3 An Authentication window will be displayed. You must type the user name and system password before access will be granted. Note By default both user name and system password are admin. 9

12 The SpeedTouch Start Page The Function Overview page is the SpeedTouch 190 s home page: Topic menu and links On the top of each of the SpeedTouch 190 s web pages a topics menu is provided. This menu navigates you via links through all aspects of the SpeedTouch 190. The following table list all topic links. Click... To... WAN LAN SIP CODECS SYSTEM DOWNLOAD RESET View/configure the SpeedTouch 190 WAN settings including WAN Configuration, WAN VLAN Configuration and WAN port MAC address spoofing. View/configure the SpeedTouch 190 LAN settings including LAN Configuration and LAN VLAN Configuration. View/configure the SpeedTouch 190 SIP settings including SIP Stack Extensions, RTP Telephone Event Configuration, and TOS/DiffServ. View/configure the SpeedTouch 190 codec settings. View/configure SpeedTouch 190 System settings including security password, NTP and Service Access Configuration. Download files via TFTP or HTTP. Reset the SpeedTouch 190 to apply a configuration. 10

13 WAN Select: WAN Status to view the WAN Status page. The WAN Status page is divided into two sections: Interface Status This allows you to monitor if the WAN interface is properly connected. Network Settings This allows you to overview the IP Address, MAC Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, DNS Address, Domain Name, VLAN Tag, Priority Tag, Broadcast Limit and the Multicast Limit. By default the WAN interface is configured as a DHCP client. Note You can manually change the SpeedTouch 190 s WAN configuration on the WAN Settings Page. Click Update to update the WAN status. 11

14 WAN Settings to view the WAN Settings page. By default the WAN interface is configured as DHCP client. However you are able to configure a fixed IP address. Proceed as follows: 1 Select Specify fixed WAN configuration. 2 Type the IP address in the IP address text box 3 Type the subnet mask of the IP address in the IP Netmask text box. 4 Type the IP address of the Internet Gateway in the IP Gateway text box. 5 Type the IP address of the DNS Server in the IP DNS Server text box. 6 Optionally type the Host Name in the Host Name text box. 7 Optionally type the Domain Name of the network in the Domain Name text box. 8 Type the Broadcast limit in the Broadcast limit text box. Note The default value is Type the Multicast limit in the Multicast limit text box. Note The default value is100. Note All text boxes are mandatory except for the Host Name and the Domain Name. 10 Click Save WAN Settings to apply and save your settings. To switch the DHCP client back on, proceed as follows: 1 Select Obtain WAN configuration Dynamically. 2 Click Save WAN Settings to apply and save your settings. VLAN to view the VLAN Settings page. The VLAN page allows you to set a VLAN tag value and a Priority tag value for all packets coming from the WAN interface. 12

15 MAC Spoofing to view the Mac Spoofing Settings page. You are able to assign a custom MAC Address to the SpeedTouch 190. Proceed as follows: 1 Provide the custom MAC Address in the WAN MAC Address field. 2 Click Save MAC Spoofing Settings to save the new MAC Address. Ping Test to view the Ping Test page. This allows you to ping a device on the LAN or WAN network. Use the Target IP Address field to specify the IP address of the device to ping. To start the ping, click Ping. If that device sends an echo reply then the Ping Test page will show Success per echo reply received, else it will show Failed. LAN Select: LAN Status to view the LAN Status page. The LAN Status page is divided into two sections: Interface Status This allows you to check whether the LAN interface is properly connected. Network Settings This allows to overview the IP Address, MAC Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, DNS Address, Domain Name, VLAN Tag and Priority Tag of the SpeedTouch 190. By default the LAN interface has a fixed IP address. Note You can manually change the SpeedTouch 190 s LAN configuration on the LAN Settings Page. Click Update to update the LAN status. 13

16 LAN Settings to view the LAN Settings page. By default the LAN interface is configured with a fixed IP address. To modify the fixed IP address, proceed as follows: 1 Type the IP address in the IP address text box 2 Type the subnet mask of the IP address in the Subnet Mask text box. 3 Type the IP address of the Internet Gateway in the IP Gateway text box. 4 Type the IP address of the DNS Server in the IP DNS Server text box. 5 Optionally type the Host Name in the Host Name text box. 6 Optionally type the Domain Name of the network in the Domain Name text box. 7 Type the Broadcast limit in the Broadcast limit text box. Note The default value is Type the Multicast limit in the Multicast limit text box. Note The default value is100. Note All text boxes except the Host Name and Domain Name are required. 9 Click Save LAN Settings to apply and save your settings. VLAN to view the LAN VLAN Settings page. The LAN VLAN page allows to set a VLAN tag value and a Priority tag value for all packets come from the LAN interface. 14

17 SIP Select: SIP Status to view the SIP Status page. The SIP Status page allows you to overview the following parameters: Parameter State Explanation Status Register Success Register Failed The SpeedTouch 190 is successfully registered with the ONSP. The SpeedTouch 190 did not register with the ONSP. Phone Number (example) The SpeedTouch 190 s phone number. SIP State On Hook The phone is on hook. Peer Phone Number Off Hook Ringing Connected Held Waiting Searching Disconnected (example) The phone is off hook. The phone is ringing. You are making a call. You are put on hold. Call setup is in progress (e.g. other phone is ringing) The SpeedTouch 190 s registry to the ONSP is in progress The other side has terminated the call. The phone number of the peer device to which the SpeedTouch 190 is connected to during a call. Peer IP Address (example) The IP address of the peer SIP device to which the SpeedTouch 190 is connected to during a call. Connect Time 00:20 (example) The duration time of the current call. Click Update to update the SIP status. 15

18 SIP Settings to view the SIP Settings page. SIP Server Settings Type the IP address or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) format and Port value of the SIP server. Select whether FQDN or IP format depending on how you are going to fill in the Domain Name Address. Gateway Settings Enter the Phone Number, CallerID Name (optional), Port value, whether Active Echo Cancellation (AEC) is to be performed, whether Caller ID (CID) is to be send to other SIP devices during a call, User Name and Password (required depending on operator). 16

19 SIP Extensions to view the SIP Stack Extensions page. Support PRACK method with provisional response reliability When this option is enabled, the SpeedTouch 190 will support reliable transmission of provisional responses as defined in RFC3262. Use TEL URI (Telephone Uniform Resource Identifiers) The TEL URI describes resources identified by telephone numbers. The TEL URI can be used as a request URI in SIP requests. The SIP specification also inherits the subscriber part of the syntax as part of the user element in the SIP URI. Encode the SIP URI flag with user=phone parameter: The user=phone parameter distinguishes that the user address is a telephone number rather than a user name Registration Expire Time Specify the valid life time (in seconds) after which the SpeedTouch 190 has to re-register to the SIP Server. 18X Timer Specify the time out for 18x responses during session setup. INVITE Time Specify the time out for invite messages to be processed during session setup. Session Expire Time Specify the time out for the session expire time. This time out will be used for keep-alive messages during a SIP call. Min-SE The Minimum Session Expiration header conveys the minimum allowed value for the session expiration. This value will be used during session setup for the session expire time negotiations. P_N_UATYPE If selected then the SIP header contains this information. Disable Caller ID signal to phone If this option is enabled, the Caller ID of the SIP users that are calling you will not be sent to your analogue telephone device. Dial Time out Specify the inter digit time out value. 17

20 Call Log to view the SIP Call Log page. Every log page has a maximum of 10 entries. If there is an NTP server defined on the System page the SpeedTouch 190 will add a timestamp to each entry. Note This page is the home page for the end-users. The end-users are able to browse to this page via where no password is required. The Call Log page consist of three sections: Select Incoming Call Log to view the incoming calls. The SpeedTouch 190 will only remember the 10 last entries. Note Each time the SpeedTouch 190 is restarted, the call log will be cleared Select Outgoing Call Logs to view the outgoing calls. The SpeedTouch 190 will only remember the 10 last entries. Note Each time the SpeedTouch 190 is restarted, the call log will be cleared Select Missed Call Logs to view the missed calls. The SpeedTouch 190 will only remember the 10 last entries. Note Each time the SpeedTouch 190 is restarted, the call log will be cleared 18

21 OOB Signalling to view and configure the RTP Telephone Event Settings page. Send Out-Of-Band Telephone Events Select none if telephone events are going to be sent in-band. Select SIP Info if telephone events are going to be sent out-of-band, using the SIP info method (as defined in RFC2976). Select RFC2833 if telephony events are to be sent out-of-band, as defined in RFC2833. RFC2833 Payload value Specify the RFC2833 signalling payload type value. Note This is only valid if RFC2833 is selected. Suppress voice packets Select whether any voice packets are to be suppressed during the transmission of RTP RFC2833 signalling packets. Note This is only valid if RFC2833 is selected. Squelch audio Select whether the in-band audio DTMF is to be squelched. ABCD event signalling mode Select the ABCD event transition handling mode to be used. In Transition mode, signalling packets are only sent when the ABCD event changes state. In Continuous mode, ABCD packets are continuously sent for a particular ABCD state. TOS/Diffserv to view and configure the ToS/Diffserv page. Call Signalling Packets Specify 2 Hex digit byte value. By default for your convenience the value is set to 90 which is the standard value used for Assured Forwarding. For more information see RFC 2597 Assured Forwarding PHB group. RTP Packets Specify 2 Hex digit byte value. By default, for your convenience, the value is set to 0xB8 which is the standard value used for Expedited Forwarding. For more information see RFC 3246 Expedited Forwarding PHB (Per-Hop Behaviour). 19

22 Select VLAN to view and configure the VoIP VLAN Settings page. The SIP VLAN page allows to set a VLAN tag value and a Priority tag value for RTP packets and Call Signalling packets. CODECS The CODEC page allows you to view and configure the Audio/CODEC Settings page. PRIORITY SETTING Select codec priority G711>G729 or G729>G711. CODECS The G711U and G711A protocols are always supported by default. Select whether Silence Suppression is supported for each codec. 20

23 System The System page allows you to: Select Information to view the System Information page. Select Security to view and configure the Set Security Password page. This page allows an administrator to configure the SpeedTouch 190 with an access password. Type the password and retype to confirm it. There are 2 levels of access rights supported by the SpeedTouch 190. An administrator mode With which every setting can be adjusted and A user mode With which only the call log page can be displayed. A user isn t able to adjust anything except his password. Administrators must browse to the SpeedTouch 190 s web pages at users must browse to the SpeedTouch 190 s web pages at Note By default the user name and password for administrator mode are both set to admin. By default there is no user name and password defined for the user mode. Select Localization to view and configure the Localization page. Country Enter the country where the user will use the SpeedTouch 190. NTP Server The SpeedTouch 190 synchronizes its internal real-time clock with an NTP server. Enter the NTP server IP address for the network. Select the time zone and whether or not to adjust for daylight savings. Select Service Access to view and configure the Service Access Settings page. Select which interfaces are allowed access to the services listed on this page. 21

24 AutoConfig to view the AutoConfig page. During the SpeedTouch 190 boot process, it gets extra information from the DHCP server containing -among others- the IP address of a TFTP server and a file name. In the corresponding configuration file, you are able to specify the user s SIP settings. The SpeedTouch 190 then connects to the TFTP server to download the file. Occasionally (this depends on a setting in the configuration file) the SpeedTouch 190 will compare its configuration file s version to the version of the proposed update configuration file offered by the TFTP server. In case the file version of the configuration file offered by the TFTP server is newer, the Speed- Touch 190 will update its configuration (file). The SpeedTouch 190 automatically puts both the TFTP address in the TFTP server text box and the file name in the Boot File Name text box. To select another TFTP server or another configuration file name manually, proceed as follows: 1 Type the IP address of the TFTP server in the TFTP server text box. 2 Type the configuration file name in the Boot File Name text box. 3 Click Save Configuration File Settings to apply and save your changes. 22

25 Download The Download Page allows you to manually download a configuration file or to do a firmware upgrade. The SpeedTouch 190 is equipped with built-in flash memory which allows easy upgrading. When a new version of the software or a configuration file is available, you can upgrade the SpeedTouch 190 with a TFTP server. Proceed as follows: 1 Select APP if you want to update the firmware or Config if you want to update the configuration file. 2 Provide the IP address of the TFTP server in the TFTP Server IP field. 3 Provide the file name in the File Name field. 4 Click Start TFTP Download to start downloading. with a web browser. Proceed as follows: 1 Provide the path and the file name in the IMAGE File field or click Choose to select a file name from your local machine. 2 Click Start HTTP Download to start downloading. 23

26 Reset The Reset page provides options to reset the SpeedTouch 190. Select whether you wish to reset the SpeedTouch 190 and start executing the main (default) application, or whether you wish to reset the SpeedTouch 190 and start executing the internal downloader application. The SpeedTouch 190 restarts and your browser session will be disconnected. Note This may appear as if your browser is hung up. Please wait until the Speed- Touch 190 finishes restarting and then reload or reopen your browser. 24

27 3 SpeedTouch 190 Calling Services 3 SpeedTouch 190 Calling Services Supported telephone calling services The SpeedTouch 190 supports the following telephone calling services: Basic Call with Calling Line Identification This feature allows you to see the number of whom is calling you. Call Transfer When there is a call active this feature allows you to transfer an active call. Call Hold and Call Retrieve When there is a call active this feature allows you to put a call on hold and retrieve it back. Call waiting with Calling Line Identification When there is a call active, it is possible that another person calls.this feature allows you to get the waiting call and put the other one automatically on hold and to see the number of whom is trying to call you. Three-way Call When there is a call active and there is another call waiting or on hold it is possible to start a conference call by adding the call on hold to the conversation. R key or Flash hook The R key is also known as flash key and can be emulated by a short tap on the hook. Basic Call with Calling Line Identification This feature allows you to see the number of whom is calling you. Note This feature is only possible if your phone is Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) enabled and your provider supports it as well. Call Transfer To transfer an active call: 1 Press the R key on your phone. 2 Press the 4 key on your phone. 3 Wait until you hear a dial tone. 4 Dial the number to transfer the call to. Call Hold and Retrieve To put an active call on hold: 1 Press the R key on your phone. 2 Press the 1 key on your phone. Note As soon as you hear the dial tone you can dial the second number. When you have put a call on hold, to retrieve the call on hold back: 3 Press the R key on your phone. 4 Press the 1 key on your phone. 25

28 3 SpeedTouch 190 Calling Services Call waiting with Calling Line Identification To get the waiting call and put the other one automatically on hold: 1 Press the R key on your phone. 2 Press the * key on your phone. To toggle between the two calls: 3 Press the R key on your phone. 4 Press the * key on your phone. Three-way Call To start a three-way conference call: 1 Press the R key on your phone. 2 Press the 7 key on your phone. 26

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