Initial Configuration
Table 5 - IP Gateway LED behavior
LED Description
Status Green = The IP Gateway is paired with another IP Gateway
Amber = The IP Gateway cannot detect a paired IP Gateway
VoIP TX = The IP Gateway is sending IP data on this link
RX = The IP Gateway is receiving IP data on this link
Analog TX = The IP Gateway is sending a transmission on this link
RX = The IP Gateway is receiving a transmission on this link
Network Green = Network link
Amber = Network activity
Dead = No network link
Power Green = Power is applied
Initial Configuration
To configure the IP Gateway’s DIP switches, see DIP Switches on page 18.
First-Time IP Configuration
The IP Gateway is primarily configurable through a standard web browser such as
Internet Explorer. During installation, the simplest way to physically connect to the IP
Gateway from a computer is to connect the two using the supplied crossover cable. The
crossover cable looks like a normal Ethernet cable, except it has the text “XO”
“XOVER” or “CROSSOVER” printed along the length of the cable or molded into the
plug. Connect one end of the crossover cable to the computer’s Ethernet jack and the
other end of the cable to the IP Gateway’s Network jack.
The IP Gateway’s default address is 192.168.0.1. This IP address is probably
incompatible with both your LAN and the network settings of the computer you are using
to configure it. Therefore, for first-time configuration, you may need to use temporary
networks settings on your computer in order to communicate with the IP Gateway.
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To configure your computer for first-time IP Gateway configuration
1. Disable or bypass proxy server settings in Internet Explorer. The following steps
describe how to make these settings in Internet Explorer 7. Other versions may
vary somewhat.
a. Click Start, Control Panel, Internet Options, Connections, LAN settings.
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