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Manual Introduction
Before use, kindly read this “Administrator Manual” thoroughly to have an understanding of
the contents.
After reading, place it within reach at all times such as at the side of this product.
This manual is for administrator who has working knowledge of fundamental terms and
concepts of computer networking, converged voice and data networks to include LANs, WANs,
and IP switching and routing.
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Safety Precautions
Since this is provided to make safe and right use of ICW‐1000G to prevent any accidents or
risks, be sure to carefully read it, follow instructions, and keep it where it is easily noticed.
Warning
This mark is intended to warn users of the risk of a serious injury or death when they violate
instructions.
Do not put ICW‐1000G in heating appliances such as heaters and microwave ovens to
dry them if they are wet. It can cause explosions, deformation, or troubles. In this case, free
services shall not be provided.
Do not use ICW‐1000G in places that are too hot or too wet (keep them indoors
between 0 ℃ and + 50 ℃). If they get wet with rain, have drinks spilled, or are used in
extremely hot/wet places such as public sauna bathroom, it can cause battery explosions.
Put ICW‐1000G and chargers in places out of reach of children or pets. If one puts
batteries his or her mouth, or uses broken batteries, it can hurt his or her body, or cause
electric shocks.
Do not disassemble ICW‐1000G, or apply shocks to them as you please. If they get
damaged while you disassemble them, or inflict shocks on them, you cannot have free
services.
You should stop charging the phone and separate it from battery if the phone is
overheating during charging the phone. Doing so may get burned.
Be aware of much ESD (Electrostatic Discharge simulator) environment. The product may
have the abnormal condition
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Be sure to use designated batteries and accessories only for ICW‐1000G provided by our
company. If you use unauthorized batteries or accessories, it can reduce the life of ICW‐
1000G, cause explosions, or damage them. In this case, you cannot have free services.
Be careful for conductors such as necklaces, keys, and coins not to contact battery
terminals (metal section). Since short circuits can cause explosions, be careful for such events
never to take place.
Neither throws batteries, which can inflict shocks on them, nor put them near to heating
appliances such as heaters and microwave ovens. It can cause the leak of battery contents, or
explosions.
Use standard chargers that obtained INCOM authentication for batteries. Otherwise,
batteries will have their life reduced, face explosions, or damage ICW‐1000G. In this case, free
services shall not be provided.
Refrain from the use of ICW‐1000G, and leave the power cord of chargers unplugged
when thunders and lightening are severe. Thunderbolts can cause severe physical injuries, or
fires.
Do not hold ICW‐1000G to your ears to turn on the power. It can cause hearing
impairments, or physical injuries. Do not look at the infrared window in a direct way when
using remote control. It can cause visual impairments.
Do not use chemical detergents such as benzene, thinner, and alcohol to clean ICW‐
1000G. It can cause fires.
Never push the power button when ICW‐1000G are wet, nor touch ICW‐1000G,
chargers, or power cords with wet hands. It can cause fires or electric shocks.
Precautions
This mark is intended to caution users against violating instructions since it can cause a slight
physical injury or product damage.
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Correctly install ICW‐1000G in compliance with instructions. Otherwise, it can cause an
abnormal operation of ICW‐1000G, or reduce their life.
Be aware of radio interference. Since this radio equipment can have radio interference,
services related to life safety are not provided.
Do not install ICW‐1000G in places exposed to direct sunlight, and on carpets or
cushions. It can cause fires or troubles.
Do not install ICW‐1000G in narrow places with poor ventilation, or near heat sources. It
can cause fires or troubles.
Do not install ICW‐1000G in places with much dust. It can cause operational problems,
or reduce phone life.
Install ICW‐1000G on flat places, not on shelves or slopes. Otherwise, it can hurt you, or
cause troubles when they drop.
Since emergency calls are available only within call coverage, check in advance whether
or not calls are available.
Do not use ICW‐1000G covered wrap or vinyl. Coating can be removed.
Record and keep the information contained in ICW‐1000G separately.
Since the important information stored in ICW‐1000G can be removed due to unavoidable
circumstances such as users’ carelessness, maintenance, and product upgrade, please keep a
record of important information. Take note that manufacturer will not take responsibility for
any damage from the loss of information. If batteries are not used for a long time, keep them
at room temperature after charging.
If you want to use again after leaving them for a long time, it is recommended to use them
after fully charging.
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Keep in mind that ICW‐1000G can produce much heat while using for a long time.
Do not install ICW‐1000G in heavily shaking places. It can cause performance degradation, or
reduce the life of products.
After using ICW‐1000G for a long time, they can produce a weak sound due to their liquid
crystal protective vinyl covering the speaker.
If ICW‐1000G is separated from AP or chargers for a long time, they cannot work due to
battery discharge.
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Contents
Chapter 1
Basics ................................................................................................................................... 9
ICW‐1000G at a Glance .......................................................................................................... 9
Basic Key Function ................................................................................................................. 10
Chapter 2
Administrator Menu and Changing Password ...................................................................... 11
Chapter 3
Network ............................................................................................................................. 12
Searching an Available Access Point ..................................................................................... 12
Creating a new Access Point .................................................................................................. 13
Deleting Registered Access Point .......................................................................................... 14
Changing Priority Access Point .............................................................................................. 15
Configuring Security .............................................................................................................. 15
Authentication ....................................................................................................................... 16
Certification Manager ........................................................................................................... 16
TCP/IP .................................................................................................................................... 17
Chapter 4
VoIP .................................................................................................................................... 18
SIP .......................................................................................................................................... 18
QoS ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Coder ..................................................................................................................................... 20
SIP Outbound Proxy ............................................................................................................... 21
Chapter 5
Time ................................................................................................................................... 22
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Chapter 6
Diagnostic ........................................................................................................................... 23
Diagnose Network .................................................................................................................. 23
Diagnose WLAN ...................................................................................................................... 24
DSP Test .................................................................................................................................. 26
LCD/LED Test .......................................................................................................................... 26
Speaker Test ........................................................................................................................... 27
Ping test .................................................................................................................................. 27
Chapter 7
Auto Provisioning Guide ...................................................................................................... 29
General Sequence of Autoprovisioning .................................................................................. 29
Setting Auto Provisioning Server Address .............................................................................. 30
Web Configuration Tool ......................................................................................................... 30
Setting the .ini file in Autoprovisioning Server ....................................................................... 32
Firmware Upgrade.................................................................................................................. 37
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1
Basics
ICW‐1000G at a Glance
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Basic Key Function
Key Name
Icon
Basic functions
Navigation Key – In the idle state, this button opens each
Navigation key
function. Within a menu or a list, you can use this as
direction keys.
Left selection key
Right selection key
Send key
L
R
Left selection key – Search WLAN key / Scroll up in the menu
list.
Right selection key – Search grouped phone book.
Equivalent to “Answer” on a standard phone and
“hold” during a call.
End key
Equivalent to “hang up” on a standard phone. Return to idle
state. Pressing and holding the key in the idle
state turns the handset On/Off.
OK key
Confirmation(OK), Select, View, Connect on each
display screen
Search phonebook key
Search phonebook, trace call history and storage phonebook/
Scroll up in the menu list
Alarm key
Setting up alarm and wakeup call / Move to
left in the menu.
Setting key
Set phone settings / Scroll down in the menu list
Message key
Using message function/ Move to right in the menu.
Speaker key
Using speaker function
Mute key
Mute key is used when calling on the phone.
Pressing the key during a call turns “Mute” mode.
Vibration key
Pressing and holding the key in the idle state:
Switch the ringer (buzzer) On/Off
Clear key
CLR Key is used to return to previous menu list. Cancel
(ESC) and removing characters.
Lock key
The pound is for entering the pound sign.
Pressing and holding the key in the idle state:
Switches on the key lock.
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Admin Menu and Changing Password
1
Press the up key
on navigation and directly
access “Phone setting”.
2
Press “8” or find “Admin. Menu” with scroll down.
3
Default administrator password is 000000 and user
password is 0000
4
Administrator can only change the Administrator
password and User password. To change Password,
select “Admin Password” or “User Password”
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2
Networkk
3
Seaarching an
a availa
able Acccess Poin
nt
1
Press
L ‐> sho
ortcuts to se arch an avaiilable Wi‐Fi
Accesss Points
2
Select an access po
oint from th e list that yo
ou will conne
ect
then press
3
.
If you using
u
passwo
ord for conneect to AP the
en select
configu
uring security as 64‐bits WEP and En
nter the
passwo
ord into line number 1, t hen press
.
Select authentication and netw
work type the
en press
.
C
SSecurity (p.1
15 Configuring
Please refer to Configuring
Securitty and Authe
entication)
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Creeating a new Acccess Point
If th
here is no AP that you’re connectingg for from the
t list, you can refresh the search or
add access point.
1
2
to directtly connect too phone settiings and go
Press
m
your
into 1. Sttatus. And please press fiigure 2 or moving
navigation
n to 2. WLAN Profile
P
Press
L “Menu” and “1. Addd Profile” using
u
with
on or press “1””
navigatio
3
Enter SSSID, security and
a authenttication type of access
point.
If 4 Accesss Points are saved alreaddy, it is not able to add.
4
You can input the special charactters as well.
k
L andd select 1. symbol.
s
Press lefft selection key
To changge Alphanum
meric to num
meric, presss the right
selection key
5
R.
Enter nettwork type of Wi‐Fi acc ess point. Please refer
to Securitty and TCP/IP
P chapter (p. 17 TCP/IP)
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Deleting Registered Access Point
ICW‐1000G supports to delete saved Access Point. In WLAN search mode, select Menu then 4.Delete
to remove Wi‐Fi Access Point. After confirm with entering administrator password, select “Yes”, it
will be deleted.
1.
2.
Press
to directly connect to phone settings and go
into 1. Status. And please press figure 2 or moving your
navigation to 2. WLAN Profile
Select an access point from the list that you will
delete then press Left selection key
2.Delete to delete and press
L, choose
with entering
password
L → 2→
3.
→ Enter the admin Password.
If you want to delete all Access Point that you
registered already, press Left selection key
“3. Delete all” follow by entering password.
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L, select
Changing Priority Access Point
The higher position of Access Point in the registered screen has higher priority when
connect automatically
Press
to directly connect to phone settings and go
into 1. Status. And please press figure 2 or moving your
navigation to 2. WLAN Profile
Select the Access Point from the registered list that you
want to change priority, press Left selection key
L
then select Up or Down in menu to change the position
for priority.
Default Access Point “VoIP” can be changed by the
Auto‐ provisioning configuration only
Configuring Security
While creating a new access point or edit existing access point, security option can be
set.
For setting up the type of security, press
R as “add” at WLAN Search screen when
you’re sure to setting the type of security. ICW‐1000G supports various types of
security 64‐bits WEP, 128‐bits WEP, WPA‐PSK, WPA2‐PSK, WPA‐EAP, WPA2‐EAP and
D
y
n
a
m
i
c
W
E
P
.
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If your AP does not necessary to these kinds of security, this procedure can be passed.
Authentication
If you and your Access Point are using 802.1x authentication then select “Yes” to configure.
Enter your ID and Password for authentication and select your types of authentication among
the mode list.
Certification Manager
In case of EAP‐TLS, Select “Certs manger” in administrator menu.
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 5. Certs Manager
Reference and download of the Root CA and Private CA are possible in order to use 802.1x
(EAP‐TLS, PEAP, TTLS). You can select which of TFTP, HTTP or HTTPS as a download system.
Root certificate
Private certificate
Supporting
.der, .cer and .pem Encode system
Supporting
.pfx and .p12 Encode system
Certificate will be deleted when select “Delete CA”
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TCP/IP
ICW‐1000G supports DHCP and manual IP. You can select “DHCP” automatically or “Manual
IP” manually to configuring network at WLAN Search screen.
IP, Net mask, Gateway and DNS should be entered in case of using manual IP in network setup.
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4
VoIP
SIP Setting
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 2. VoIP Setting.
1
Select “2.VoIP setting” in System mode
2
Display name: type the display name of phone
User name: type phone number or user name registered
in SIP.
Auth. User name: User ID for SIP Proxy
3
Auth. Password: User Password for SIP Proxy
Domain: Domain Server
4
If you have secondary or backup proxy server, you can
also input IP address in 2nd_Proxy section.
In Domain section, you should put the domain name
server only if SIP header includes Domain Name.
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QoS
Qos: Quality of Service
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 8. QoS → VoIP .
1
Select “8.QoS” in System menu
2
Select “VoIP” in QoS menu
3
Enter Signal DSCP and Voice DSCP.
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Coder
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 9. Coder → 1. VoIP .
ICW‐1000G supports G.711‐ALaw‐64K, G.729 and G729‐uLaw‐64K.
1
Select “9. Coder” in System menu
2
Select “VoIP” in Coder menu
3
Press the
key to set Multi‐frame.
Select the coder type you wish to set.
4
Press
L in VoIP mode to set the priority then select
Up or Down in menu list to change the position for
priority.
Set the priority order of audio coder.
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SIP Outbound Proxy
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 10. SIP Outb Proxy → 1. VoIP .
1
Select “10. SIP Outb Proxy” in System menu.
2
Select “VoIP” in SIP Outb Proxy menu
3
Put the SIP Outbound Proxy.
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5
Time
→ 5. Time
You can set the date and time automatically and manually.
To set Current time automatically select Current time > Time Sever > Start otherwise must set
current time manually. To use NTP server, select Time server and Input the NTP IP in NTP
Server1 and Server2.
We strongly recommend using NTP server. It would be re‐set the time after reboot if
you don’t use NTP server.
ICW‐1000G supports 52 0f principal capital cities in the world time. To setup the Time zone
service, select 3.Time Zone and select your location of GMT.
Finally the phone will be rebooted.
To define the Daylight Saving Time, select DST and choose Disable or Enable.
After set Start time, the End time should be settled by time which is applied DST time.
After set DST time will be displayed on the screen.
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Diagnostic
6
Diagnose Network
N
→ 8. Admin
n Menu → En
nter Passwo rd → 7. Diaggnostic → 1. Diagnostic N
Network.
A n d then select Diagnose Network, WLA
AN to diagnostic that yo
ou need.
Resu
ults of Diagn
nose Netwo
ork
It sho
ows Networkk Status as WLAN,
W
TCP/IPP, and Packett Error Rate between
b
Gatteway and DNS.
It takkes about th
hree to five seconds to finish all th
he processes, and all innput key sha
all be
inactiive until finissh the diagno
ose network .
Diagn
nose Networrk explanation
WANN status (Connection of wireless LAN
N)
D: Present‐co
onnected SSID
D of AP
ESSID
BSSID
D: Present‐co
onnected MA
AC Address oof AP
RSSI: Received Signal
S
Strength Indicati on from th
he AP prese
ent‐
conneected
Resullt to PER (Pin
ng Error Rate
e)
PER to GW: packeet error rate to GW. PER ttest to Gatew
way
(ping to
t GW per 20
0ms period, 100 units)
o DNS. PER teest to DNS1
PER to DNS: ping error rate to
(pingg to DNS1 per 20ms periood, 100 units)
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Diagnose WLAN
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 7. Diagnostic → 2. Diagnostic WLAN .
While diagnose WLAN, cannot receive the call while scan WLAN network.
Results of the Diagnose WLAN
The diagnosis of wireless communication surroundings is possible to find out the connection
from ICW‐1000G to AP, the units of AP around and inside of the present‐connected channel,
and variables of the surroundings through diagnosing the status of wireless local area
Each output information is automatically updated once per one minute, AP status around can
be updated pressing on the soft key (searching). Automatic update of AP around net‐time is
not recommended, but need to press on the button when needed, because frequent updating
by scanning could give bad influence, when engaged
Each information unit is, except for dBm, is (RSSI/SNR/NF) hexadecimal of them.
RSSI: Received Signal Strength Indication (dBm)
SNR: Signal to Noise Ratio (dBm)
NF: Noise Floor (dBm)
RP: Rx Packet Count/Rx Bytes
TP: Tx Packet Count/Tx Bytes
RE: Rx Error Count/Rx Dropped Count/Rx Length Error Count TE: Tx Error Count/Tx Dropped
Count
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FC : Tx Failed Count ‐ Increments when a MSDU is not successfully transmitted
RC : Retry Count ‐ Increments when a MSDU is successfully transmitted after one or more
retransmissions
MRC : Multiple Retry Count ‐ Increments when a MSDU is successfully transmitted after more
than one retransmission
FDC : Frame Duplicate Count ‐ Increments when a frame is received that the Sequence Control
field is indicating a duplicate count
RSC : RTS Success Count ‐ Increments when a CTS is received in response to an RTS
RFC : RTS Failure Count ‐ Increments when a CTS is not received in response to an RTS
AFC : Ack Failure Count ‐ Increments when an Ack is not received when expected
FEC : FCS Error Count ‐ Increments when a FCS error is detected in a received MPDU
TFC : Transmitted Frame Count ‐ Increments for each successfully transmitted MSDU
WUC : WEP Undecryptable Count ‐ Increments when a frame is received with the WEP subfield
of the Frame Control filed set to one The WEP On value for the key mapped to the TA's MAC
address indicates that the frame is not encrypted or frame is discarded because the receiving
station is not implementing the privacy option
Scanned AP
Scanned AP: Searched units of AP around.
0 channel: AP units of present‐associated channel
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DSP Test
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 7. Diagnostic → 3. DSP Test
1
Select “3. DSP TEST” in Diagnostic mode.
2
Using
key for controlling receiver volume.
LCD Test
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 7. Diagnostic → 4. LCD Test
1
Select “4.LCD TEST” in Diagnostic mode.
2
Using
key for controlling display.
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Speaker Test
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 7. Diagnostic → 5. Speaker Test
1
Select “5. Speaker TEST” in Diagnostic mode.
2
Using
key or
L key for controlling test mode.
Ping Test
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 6. Ping test → 5. Speaker Test
1
Select “6. Ping test” in System menu.
Ping Test is accessible for simple diagnosis of network.
2
Select “1.Gateway, 2 . DNS server, 3 . APS address or
4 . Manual input” in Ping test mode.
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3
Send the ping through the Gateway, DNS server, APS
address and Manual input.
DNS server
APS server
Manual Input
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Auto‐Provisioning Guide
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General Sequence of Auto‐provisioning
ICW‐1000G supports Auto‐provisioning to configure update firmware. Below picture is
interoperation between phone and servers.
① VoIP phone connect to the nearest Wi‐Fi Access Point.
② Phone request IP address to the registered DHCP server
③ DHCP server provide phone with IP address and Boot 66 option which indicate
Auto‐ provisioning server.
④ Phone connect Auto‐provisioning server
⑤ Auto‐provisioning server compare version of e1_common.ini and e1_mac.ini with
phone and if server has higher version, phone started to download firmware files from
server.
⑥ Phone connect SIP server and register IP address.
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Setting Auto provisioning Server Address
There are two way to set Auto provisioning Server address. The first one is input address in
menu via the key pad; another one is getting the address by DHCP server with the bootp
option 66.
1
Select “3. APS address” in System Settings’ menu.
2
To set the address in manually, choose APS address in the
administrator menu. Three protocols, HTTP, HTTPs and
TFTP are available. Please make sure USE BOOTP 66
option is NO when using in manually setting the address.
3
To set the address by DHCP BOOTP 66 option, please
make empty in the input IP or DNS field. Make USE
BOOTP 66 option filed to YES.
ICW‐1000G will get configuration file from auto‐
provisioning server in the next boot up.
Web Configuration Tool
A PC browser can be used as an alternative to configuring system. Ensure that the PC is
connected to the same AP as the phone and enable <Lock PC Sync>
Menu ‐> Settings ‐> Security ‐> Enter user password ‐> Lock PC Sync ‐> Enable ‐> set the
password for Web Configuration Tool
1. Enter the phone’s IP address:8080 in the address bar of the PC’s web browser and
press <Enter>
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2. Follow screen prompts to enter the password for Web Configuration tool and then
click <OK>
3. You can store frequently used phone number and names in the phonebook. You can
also import or export saved information between PC and ICW‐1000G.
4. After displayed Web Configuration Tool, click <setup> button above the right side.
admin
Password you’ve set for
admin on the phone
5. Follow screen prompts to enter the user name (admin) and password for admin and
then click <OK>
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Setting the .ini file in Auto‐Provisioning Server
You use the value of two Statements after modifying according to each
condition. Make sure that sever IP will be root directory of auto‐provisioning
server.
You can use the “e1_Common.ini” file if you want to set the all the same value.
You can use the “e1_00:00:00:00:00:00(replace your phone mac).ini” file if you want to set
different value individually.
(In every line’s # means just comment of value. You don’t need to apply it to each line.)
e1_Common .ini [SYSTEM]
Language = 1
Admin_Password = 000000
Country_Tone_Type = 1
[RTP_RTCP] Use_RTCP = 1
RTP_Port_Min = 9000
RTP_Port_Max = 9020
RTCP_Report_Interval = 5000
Last_RTP_Received_Timeout = 0
[TIME]
NTP_Refresh_Interval = 7200
NTP_Server1 = 203.248.240.103
NTP_Server2 = 203.254.163.74
[SIP]
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Local_Port = 5060
[BASIC_CALL]
Use_Call_Waiting = 1
Session_Expire = 1800
Remove_DASH_On_Alias = 1
[MWI]
Use_MWI = 1
Use_Subscribe = 1 Subscribe_Server = Subscribe_Expire = 3600 VMS_Alias =
[WIFI]
Enable_Check_Server_Cert = 0
Force_Enable_Short_Preamble = 0
[WIFI_SCAN]
Scan_Channel_List = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
[ROAMING]
Try_Beacon_Signal_Level = ‐77
Try_Over_TxError_Count = 5
[NETWORK1]
Enable = 1 SIP_Outbound_Proxy = SSID = VoIP
Enable_DHCP = 1
Address = 0.0.0.0
Netmask = 255.255.255.0
Gateway = 0.0.0.0
DNS1 = 0.0.0.0
DNS2 = 0.0.0.0
Security = 2
WEP_Bits = 0
Default_WEP_Key = 1 WEP_Key1 = WEP_Key2 = WEP_Key3 = WEP_Key4 =
Post_Authentication_Mode = 0 8021X_Name = 80121X_Password =
WPA_PSK_PassPhrase = un1d4t4wpu7700
WPA_PSK_Key
=
5ae4b848d871fdcba8dda23716245901b0e5ea8047b06e4445e94d96ec27ee23 Use_WPA_PSK_Key_Hex_Mode = 1
Proactive_Key_Caching = 1
PMK_LifeTime = 43200
PMK_Max_Count = 32
DiffServ_Signal = 46
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DiffServ_Media = 46
WMM = 1
Jitter_Buffer_Size = 60
Payload_Type = 8,18,0
Multiframe = 2,2,2
[NETWORK2]
Enable = 0 SIP_Outbound_Proxy = SSID = wifi Enable_DHCP = 1
Address = 0.0.0.0
Netmask = 255.255.255.0
Gateway = 0.0.0.0
DNS1 = 0.0.0.0
DNS2 = 0.0.0.0
Security = 1
WEP_Bits = 0
Default_WEP_Key = 1 WEP_Key1 = 123456789a
WEP_Key2 = WEP_Key3 = WEP_Key4 =
Post_Authentication_Mode = 0 8021X_Name = 8021X_Password = WPA_PSK_PassPhrase = WPA_PSK_Key =
Use_WPA_PSK_Key_Hex_Mode = 1
Proactive_Key_Caching = 1
PMK_LifeTime = 43200
PMK_Max_Count = 32
DiffServ_Signal = 46
DiffServ_Media = 46
WMM = 1
Jitter_Buffer_Size = 60
Payload_Type = 8,18,0
Multiframe = 2,2,2
[NETWORK3]
Enable = 0 SIP_Outbound_Proxy = SSID = VoIP
Enable_DHCP = 1
Address = 0.0.0.0
Netmask = 255.255.255.0
Gateway = 0.0.0.0
DNS1 = 0.0.0.0
DNS2 = 0.0.0.0
Security = 2
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WEP_Bits = 0
Default_WEP_Key = 1 WEP_Key1 = WEP_Key2 = WEP_Key3 = WEP_Key4 =
Post_Authentication_Mode = 0 8021X_Name = 8021X_Password =
WPA_PSK_PassPhrase = un1d4t4wpu7700
WPA_PSK_Key
=
5ae4b848d871fdcba8dda23716245901b0e5ea8047b06e4445e94d96ec27ee23 Use_WPA_PSK_Key_Hex_Mode = 1
Proactive_Key_Caching = 1
PMK_LifeTime = 43200
PMK_Max_Count = 32
DiffServ_Signal = 46
DiffServ_Media = 46
WMM = 1
Jitter_Buffer_Size = 60
Payload_Type = 8,18,0
Multiframe = 2,2,2
[NETWORK4]
Enable = 0 SIP_Outbound_Proxy = SSID = VoIP
Enable_DHCP = 1
Address = 0.0.0.0
Netmask = 255.255.255.0
Gateway = 0.0.0.0
DNS1 = 0.0.0.0
DNS2 = 0.0.0.0
Security = 2
WEP_Bits = 0
Default_WEP_Key = 1 WEP_Key1 = WEP_Key2 = WEP_Key3 = WEP_Key4 =
Post_Authentication_Mode = 0 8021X_Name = 8021X_Password =
WPA_PSK_PassPhrase = un1d4t4wpu7700
WPA_PSK_Key
=
5ae4b848d871fdcba8dda23716245901b0e5ea8047b06e4445e94d96ec27ee23 Use_WPA_PSK_Key_Hex_Mode = 1
Proactive_Key_Caching = 1
PMK_LifeTime = 43200
PMK_Max_Count = 32
DiffServ_Signal = 46
DiffServ_Media = 46
WMM = 1
Jitter_Buffer_Size = 60
Payload_Type = 8,18,0
Multiframe = 2,2,2
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[SOUND]
Bell_ID = 0x1 Bell_Volume = 6
Effects_Button_ID = 0x00010101 Effects_Button_Volume = 4 Effects_PowerOn_ID = 0x00030001
Effects_PowerOn_Volume = 4 Effects_PowerOff_ID = 0x00040001 Effects_PowerOff_Volume = 4 Info_Battery_ID =
0x00080001 Info_Battery_Volume = 2 Info_Window_ID = 0x00080002 Info_Window_Volume = 2 Info_Network_ID =
0x00080000 Info_Network_Volume = 2
[PROVISION]
Firmware_Version = Firmware_Name = Phonebook_Name =
e1_00:00:00:00:00:00(replace you phone MAC).ini( Configuration Entry)
[USER_ACCOUNT]
Displayname = Phone_Number =
User_ID = User_Password =
[SERVER_SETTINGS]
1st_Proxy = 2nd_Proxy = Domain_Realm =
Register_Expire = 3600
Please refer to Appendix of ini configuration file.
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Firmware Upgrade
There are two ways to set Firm ware update. The first one is input address in menu via the key
pad; another one is upgraded by Auto‐provisioning server automatically.
→ 8. Admin Menu → Enter Password → 4. Firmware upgrade
1
Select “4.Firmware Upgrade” in System Settings’ menu
2
Select protocol, Enter IP and File name.
Enter IP or DNS in “Input IP or DNS”
Enter Firmware file name in “Input File Name”
i.e
Input IP or DNS: 192.168.10.10
Input File Name : example.zip
Do not unzip the Firmware zip file which was
provided by Unidata. Just load the zip file on the TFTP or
HTTP server. The ICW‐1000G pulls its configuration and
upgrade when you turn the phone off and on.
If the original zip file name is too long to input on
the phone, you can replace it with simple one like 240.zip
3
Firmware will be updated.
It cannot be upgraded if the Firmware version is same or
less than current version. Make sure that the server
should be root directory.
Don’t tune the phone off during update. Make
sure
battery is enough. Power off during update will cause
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