Edge-Core VP3302 User Manual

Details the VP3302's features like RFC-3261 SIP standard, dynamic IP support (DHCP/PPPoE), NAT traversal, remote software upgrades, DSP technology, and various codecs.

Lists the physical and technical specifications of the VP3302 IP Phone, including ports, display, keypad, power, speaker, dimensions, weight, operating temperature, humidity, and compliance.

Illustrates and describes the necessary connections for installing the VP3302 IP Phone, including connecting to the internet, a PC, and the power adapter.

Guides on configuring network settings via the keypad, covering Dynamic IP (DHCP), PPPoE, and Static IP methods for internet connectivity.

Explains how to use the DHCP method for network configuration, suitable for environments like offices or hotels, obtaining IP parameters dynamically.

Details the PPPoE method for broadband connections, requiring user name and password from the ISP for ADSL modem connectivity.

Describes setting up a Static IP address, network mask, and default router settings for environments where a MIS person provides these details.

Explains how to register the IP Phone to a SIP Proxy server using account details from a VoIP vendor, covering essential parameters for successful registration.

Details the parameters needed for registering the VP3302 to a proxy server, including Number, Password, Login ID, and Proxy On settings.

Covers the three types of call forwarding functions: Immediate Forward, Busy Forward, and No Answer Forward.

Explains how to set up immediate call forwarding, where calls are forwarded instantly to a specified number.

Details setting up busy call forwarding, directing calls to another number when the phone is busy.

Describes setting up no-answer call forwarding, where calls are forwarded after a specified time if not answered.

Provides instructions for upgrading the VP3302 IP Phone software via FTP server or web configuration, with a caution not to power down during the process.

Guides users on configuring network settings through the web interface, including basic (DHCP, PPPoE, Static IP) and advanced options like MAC address and NTP server.

Guides on configuring SIP-related settings through the web interface, including SIP parameters, forward mode, and advanced options.

Guides on configuring phone-specific settings via the web interface, including prefix codes, voice parameters, and other options.

Details system configurations via the web interface, including software upgrades, changing web login credentials, and rebooting the device.

Guides on how to make calls using the handset or speakerphone, including dialing numbers and completing calls.

Explains how to use the Phone Book to store up to 50 contacts and set up Speed Dial for quick dialing.