Linksys 2 Manual de usuario

Linksys PAP 2

Conﬁguration Guide

Step 1: Connect the Linksys PAP2 to your Broadband connection

Use this illustration of the back of the ATA to connect it to your network.

1. Phone 1 – plug in your analog telephone cord:

2. Ethernet Port - use an Ethernet cable to connect your PAP2 to your router

or modem:

3. Power connection - Connect the power to your PAP2:

Step 2: Verify & Conﬁgure your IP Address

First we need to verify that your PAP2 will acquire an IP Address

automatically if your network supports DHCP.

If your network uses a DHCP Server to assign IP Addresses to network devices,

or if you are connecting the PAP2 to a home router such as a Linksys or Netgear

router or a modem that supports DHCP/NAT, please do the following:

1. Plus a standard telephone into the Phone 1 port of your PAP2.

2. Pick up the phone connected to Phone 1 and enter “* * * *”. You will hear a

voice prompt saying “Conﬁguration menu: please enter option followed by

the pound key, or hangup to exit”.

3. Press the keys 1 0 1 # on your analog phone.

4. Then press 1 # to enable DHCP.

5. Then press 1 to save your conﬁguration settings. Hang up the phone and

wait 2 minutes.

Next, we must verify that the PAP2 has a valid IP Address:

1. Pick up the phone connected to Phone 1 of the PAP2 and enter “* * * *”.

You will hear a voice prompt saying “Linksys conﬁguration menu”.

2. Press the keys 1 1 0 # on your analog phone. The system will now read

back the IP address of your PAP2. Please write it down.

If the IP is 0.0.0.0, your PAP2 does not have a valid IP address. In this

case you need to:

1. Hang up the phone, unplug and re-plug your PAP2 power cord.

2. Wait 2 minutes, and check the IP again.

3. If you still get 0.0.0.0, there can be two reasons for this:

a. Your DHCP Server is not assigning an IP address to the PAP2 (in

which case you should contact your network administrator or ISP

for assistance).

b. Your network does not have a DHCP server or you have

purchased a Static IP Address for the PAP2 from your ISP. In this

case, please proceed to Manually Assigning a Static IP Address `

below, otherwise skip this step.

Manually Assigning a Static IP Address

Members using static IP on their home network may wish to conﬁgure the adap-

tor with static IP. If you have obtained a static IP from your internet service

provider (ISP) and wish to conﬁgure your adaptor with your static IP settings,

please follow the instructions below:

1. You will ﬁrst have to obtain the following information:

• IP Address • Default Gateway • Subnet Mask.

If you are using a router, please contact your router manufacturer for

instructions for retrieving this information from the router directly. If you

are not using a router, please obtain the above information from your ISP.

2. Pick up the telephone receiver of the phone connected to the adaptor,

and dial * * * *. You will hear a voice prompt saying “Linksys conﬁguration

menu”.

3. Press the keys 1 0 1 # on your analog phone to access the Static IP

conﬁguration menu.

4. Press 0 # to disable DHCP, then press 1 to save the setting.

5. Press 1 1 1 # to access the IP Address Menu.

6. Enter your IP Address followed by # (i.e. 1 2 3 * 4 5 * 6 7 * 8 9 # to

represent the IP 123.45.67.89). Press 1 to save the setting.

7. Press 1 3 1 # to access the Default Gateway Menu.

8. Enter your Default Gateway (i.e. 1 2 3 * 4 5 * 6 7 * 8 9 # to represent the

Gateway 123.45.67.89). Press 1 to save the setting.

9. Press 1 2 1 # to access the Subnet Mask Menu.

10. Enter your Subnet Mask (i.e. 2 5 5 * 2 5 5 * 2 5 5 * 0 # to represent

Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0). Press 1 to save the setting.

You have now completed the static IP conﬁguration.

To verify the conﬁguration was correct, please pick up the telephone receiver

on the phone connected to the ATA, and dial * * * * to enter the Linksys

conﬁguration menu. Dial 1 1 0 # to hear the adaptor read back the IP ad-

dress that you have conﬁgured. If the IP read out is not the same as what

you have entered in, please repeat steps 1 through 10 once again to ensure

the settings.

Step 3: Conﬁgure the PAP2 to connect to the VOBPhone Network

1. Open your conﬁguration page. To do so, type the following into your web

browser: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/admin/advanced

( “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” represents the IP address of your PAP2)

2. Click on the Provisioning menu

3. In the text box marked Proﬁle Rule enter one of the following addresses,

based on your location. Each of the conﬁguration ﬁles has been modiﬁed to

provide the correct settings for your local country:

Dialling:

To dial a PSTN number, dial like you would with a normal phone.

Eg 61390000000

To dial a VOBPhone number or voicemail, preﬁx a star to the number.

Eg *60001234, *123

Australia:

http://www.vobphone.net.au/support/hardware/linksys_pap2/initial_au.cfg

4. Click on the Save Settings button and close your web browser.

Step 4: Updating to the latest ﬁrmware and conﬁguring your

VOBPhone number and password

1. Once the ATA has applied the changes, browse to the following address to

instruct the ATA to upgrade its ﬁrmware. Eg, for an IP address of

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/admin/upgrade?http://www.vobphone.net.au/support/hardware/linksys_pap2/ﬁrmware.bin

2. You can now enter your VOBPhone details into the Line 1 (and optionally

Line 2) conﬁguration areas. Enter your Display Name, User ID (this is your

VOBPhone number) and Password.

3. Click on the Save Settings button.

Important: Please remember to close the browser before attempting to make

calls

Your Linksys PAP2 is now fully conﬁgured and ready to use on the

VOBPhone Network! Simply pick up the handset and dial.

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