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NEC MH240 Setup Manual

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MH240 Wireless IP Telephone
SETUP GUIDE
A50-017159-001 Issue 1.2, January 2009

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  • Page 1 MH240 Wireless IP Telephone SETUP GUIDE A50-017159-001 Issue 1.2, January 2009...
  • Page 3 NEC Infrontia Corporation reserves the right to change the specifications, functions, or features, at any time, without notice. NEC Infrontia Corporation has prepared this document for use by its employees and customers. The information contained herein is the property of NEC Infrontia Corporation and shall not be reproduced without prior written approval from NEC Infrontia Corporation.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    • HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY ............11 By using the Cradle: .........................11 By using the AC Adapter:....................... 12 • MH240 SETUP PROCEDURE ..............13 • SETUP FROM MH240 ................14 • SETUP CHECK POINT ................15 • POWER ON MH240 ................... 16 •...
  • Page 6 • SIP SETTINGS.................... 42 Set the Profile Name:....................... 42 Set the SIP Proxy: ........................43 Set the SIP Port:........................44 Set the Registrar:........................45 Set the Registrar Port:......................46 Set the User ID: ......................... 47 Set the User Password: ......................48 Set the Phone No.: ........................

  • Page 7: What Is Mh240

    NTRODUCTION • What is MH240? MH240 is a wireless VoIP phone that complies with IEEE 802.11b/g specifications. MH240 has the following features: MH240 dedicated features are available such as Call History, Directory, Password Lock, Favorites, Speed Dial, Speaker monitor and Courtesy Mode.

  • Page 8: Keys And Parts

    • Keys and Parts The phone has the following keys and parts. PARTS REMARK (1)Info LED Info LED Display charging status (3)USB Connector (2)Ear Speaker and receiving a call Ear Speaker USB Connector Charge the power via AC (4)Display adapter Display Monochrome LCD, 90 pixels...

  • Page 9: Icons On The Display

    ): indicates your phone Full is in courtesy mode Lock icon ( ): indicates your phone is locked. I-SIP icon ( ): indicates NEC Enhanced Empty SIP is enabled. Charging Cursor icon ( ): indicates active direction keys (UP, DOWN, LEFT or RIGHT)

  • Page 10: Technical Specifications

    <Australia / New Zealand> AS/NZS 60950.1 AS/NZS 4268 AS/ACIF S004 AS/NZS CISPR 22 2006 PTC220 Radiocommunications (Electromagnetic Radiation-Human Exposure) Standard 2003 NZS 2772.1:1999 *Note In case of using a SIP server except SIP servers recommended by NEC, a connection test is required.

  • Page 11: Led Specifications

    Light Green Any abnormality is found in the battery Light Off *Note1 LED status depends on the order in above table when MH240 is in more than 2 conditions. *Note2 LED status depend on your system when MH240 displays I-SIP icon.

  • Page 12: Soft Key Operation

    • Soft Key Operation You will often use soft keys when you operate this phone. You can use soft keys as follows. Incoming 9/ 1 22:00 Eric 9/ 1 9:25 222 8/31 10:12 Tom 8/31 10:03 Tom Delete Save Back...

  • Page 13: Character Code List

    • Character Code List The following shows character code list when your phone is in edit mode. Character Code List 10th 11th 12th 13th ” space ’ &...
  • Page 14 This page is for your notes.

  • Page 15: Setup Of The Phone

    ETUP HONE • BEFORE SETUP Make sure that you have all before using the phone. MH240 handset Cradle AC adapter Battery Setup Guide (this manual) MH240 handset Cradle AC adapter Battery...

  • Page 16: How To Insert The Battery

    • HOW TO INSERT THE BATTERY Insert the battery into the unit as follows. (1) Remove the battery cover from the phone. (2) Place the battery into the unit so that the label faces toward you. (3) Attach the battery cover again. Note: If the phone is not used for a long period of time, remove the battery from the phone, and store it in a well ventilated and cool place avoiding direct sunlight.

  • Page 17: How To Charge The Battery

    • HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY Be sure to charge the battery before using the phone for the first time. Use one of the following: ● Cradle ● AC Adapter (direct connection) Note: The empty battery can be fully charged in about 4 hours. Note: Even if the phone is not used for a long period of time, charge the battery biannually at least because it is discharged little by little spontaneously.

  • Page 18: By Using The Ac Adapter

    Note: Please insert the spare battery in the slot on the cradle or remove it as following figure. By using the AC Adapter: To charge the phone using the AC adapter: (1) Insert the AC adapter into an appropriate AC outlet. (2) Insert the AC adapter plug (mini USB) into USB connector of the phone.

  • Page 19: Mh240 Setup Procedure

    Using IP Phone Manager for MH240 via USB cable Using IP Phone Manager for MH240 via WLAN connection Note: To set certificate for WLAN authentication, be sure to use IP Phone Manager for MH240. The data can not be set from MH240.

  • Page 20: Setup From Mh240

    • SETUP FROM MH240 Follow the procedure below to setup MH240 from the phone. Be sure to change the battery before this setup procedure. START Power on MH240. Initialize MH240 data as required. Place MH240 in configuration mode. Setup the config data.

  • Page 21: Setup Check Point

    Port”) You should set I-SIP Port to appropriate value (it is depending on your system setting) when you want to use I-SIP feature. You should set I-SIP Port to blank when you want to use MH240 as Standard SIP phone.

  • Page 22: Power On Mh240

    • POWER ON MH240 STEP1: Press and hold key for 2 seconds or more. The start screen appears as follow. Note: About 30 seconds will be required for displaying the start screen. STEP2: The screen is placed in Standby mode.

  • Page 23: Initialize Mh240

    • INITIALIZE MH240 Initialize MH240 as required. By doing this procedure, the following data will be initialized. • Config (configuration data) • Directory • Call History • Speed Dial / Preset Dial • Date & Time • Password STEP1: Press key in Standby mode to display the main menu.

  • Page 24: Place The Phone In Config Mode

    To set administrator-related data such as Network, WLAN and SIP data, place the phone in Config mode. Config Password entry is required to do this. STEP1: Press key in Standby mode to display the main menu. 1/ 1 Tue 12:00AM MH240 STEP2: Press to go to “1.Config” menu. Password Password:...

  • Page 25: Network Settings

    Set the SIP Profile • Set the Hand-off List • Set the 1st Connect Set the Profile Name: Factory Default: 1.NEC-SETUP (2 to 9 are blank) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu.

  • Page 26: Set The Essid (Manual)

    Set the ESSID (Manual): Factory Default: NEC-setup (1.NEC-SETUP) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 27: Set The Essid (Ap Scan)

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 28: Set The Security (Open)

    Set the Security (OPEN): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK”...

  • Page 29: Set The Security (Wep)

    Set the Security (WEP): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK”...

  • Page 30: Set The Security (Wpa-Psk)

    Set the Security (WPA-PSK): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK”...

  • Page 31: Set The Security (Wpa2-Psk)

    Set the Security (WPA2-PSK): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to set security and then press “OK”...

  • Page 32: Set The Security (Wpa: Peap)

    Set the Security (WPA: PEAP): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back...
  • Page 33 Clear STEP11: Edit Password and then press “OK” soft key. STEP12: Press “OK” to set CA Certificate (cacrt.pem). STEP13: Press to save. NOTE: You should upload CA Certificate “cacrt.pem” to MH240 in advance by using IP Phone Manager for MH240.

  • Page 34: Set The Security (Wpa: Tls)

    Set the Security (WPA: TLS): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back...
  • Page 35 “OK” to set User Certificate (usercrt.pem). STEP14: Press “OK” to set Private Key (userkey.pem). STEP15: Press to save. NOTE: You should upload CA Certificate “cacrt.pem”, User Certificate “usercrt.pem” and Private Key “userkey.pem” to MH240 in advance by using IP Phone Manager for MH240.

  • Page 36: Set The Security (Wpa2: Peap)

    Set the Security (WPA2: PEAP): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back...
  • Page 37 Clear STEP11: Edit Password and then press “OK” soft key. STEP12: Press “OK” to set CA Certificate (cacrt.pem). STEP13: Press to save. NOTE: You should upload CA Certificate “cacrt.pem” to MH240 in advance by using IP Phone Manager for MH240.

  • Page 38: Set The Security (Wpa2: Tls)

    Set the Security (WPA2: TLS): Factory Default: WPA2-PSK (1.NEC-SETUP), OPEN (2 to 9) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back...
  • Page 39 “OK” to set User Certificate (usercrt.pem). STEP14: Press “OK” to set Private Key (userkey.pem). STEP15: Press to save. NOTE: You should upload CA Certificate “cacrt.pem”, User Certificate “usercrt.pem” and Private Key “userkey.pem” to MH240 in advance by using IP Phone Manager for MH240.

  • Page 40: Set The Dhcp (Ip)

    DHCP. STEP5: Press to save. STEP6: Press to return to Standby mode. Set the IP Address: Factory Default: 172.16.1.240 (1.NEC-SETUP) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu.

  • Page 41: Set The Net Mask

    Set the Net Mask: Factory Default: 255.255.0.0 (1.NEC-SETUP) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 42: Set The Gateway

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 43: Set The Dns Primary

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 44: Set The Dns Secondary

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 45: Set The Sip Profile

    Set the SIP Profile: Factory Default: NEC-SETUP (1.NEC-SETUP) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 46: Set The Hand-Off List

    Set the Hand-off List: Factory Default: NEC-SETUP STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Hand-off List. Hand-offLst 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile area you want and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 47: Set The 1St Connect

    Set the 1st Connect: Factory Default: NEC-SETUP STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view 1st Connect. 1st Connect NEC-SETUP Office1 Office2 Office3 Office4 STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to connect first and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 48: Sip Settings

    Set the User Password • Set the Phone No. • Set the I-SIP Port Set the Profile Name: Factory Default: 1.NEC-SETUP (2 to 9 are blank) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu.

  • Page 49: Set The Sip Proxy

    Set the SIP Proxy: Factory Default: 172.16.0.10 (1.NEC-SETUP) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 50: Set The Sip Port

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 51: Set The Registrar

    Set the Registrar: Factory Default: 172.16.0.10 (1.NEC-SETUP) STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 52: Set The Registrar Port

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 53: Set The User Id

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 54: Set The User Password

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 55: Set The Phone No

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 56: Set The I-Sip Port

    STEP4: Press to go to I-SIP Port edit screen. I-SIP Port 5080 Clear STEP5: Edit I-SIP Port and then press “OK” soft key. STEP6: Press to save. NOTE: If you set this port to blank, MH240 works as standard SIP.

  • Page 57: Config Password Settings

    Edit New Config Password (4 digits) and then press “OK” soft key. STEP3: Press to return to Standby mode. NOTE: This procedure is available only when MH240 has been initialized. Change the Config Password: STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”)

  • Page 58: Wireless Advanced Settings

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 59: Set The Channel

    Set the Channel: Factory Default: Channel 1 to 11 are ON You can specify channel to use for the phone. Available channels are Channel 1 to 11. Multiple selections are also available. In default, all channels will be used. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “01.Channel”...

  • Page 60: Set The Data Rate

    Set the Data Rate: Factory Default: 01.Auto You can set the data rate for the phone. Available data rate is 1Mbps, 2Mbps, 5.5Mbps, 6Mbps, 9Mbps, 11Mbps, 12Mbps, 18Mbps, 24Mbps, 36Mbps, 48Mbps or 54Mbps. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “02.Data Rate” and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 61: Set The Tx Power (Transmission Power)

    Set the TX Power (Transmission Power): Factory Default: 2.Middle You can set the transmission power for the phone. Available power is High, Middle or Low. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “03.TX Power” and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 62: Set The H.o. Start

    Set the H.O. Start: Factory Default: -70 dBm You can modify the hand off start level as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “04.H.O Start” and then press “OK” soft key. Advanced 01.Channel 02.Data Rate 03.TX Power 04.H.O.

  • Page 63: Set The H.o. Delta

    Set the H.O. Delta: Factory Default: 10 dB You can modify the hand off delta as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “05.H.O Delta” and then press “OK” soft key. Advanced 01.Channel 02.Data Rate 03.TX Power 04.H.O.

  • Page 64: Set The Nprobes

    Set the Nprobes: Factory Default: 3 times You can set the times of sending probe request to search APs as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “06.Nprobes” and then press “OK” soft key. Advanced 06.Nprobes 07.Scan Start 08.Packet Los Count 09.Active Time 10.Home Time...

  • Page 65: Set The Scan Start

    Set the Scan Start: Factory Default: -70 dBm You can modify the scan start level as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “07.Scan Start” and then press “OK” soft key. Advanced 06.Nprobes 07.Scan Start 08.Packet Los Count 09.Active Time 10.Home Time STEP2:...

  • Page 66: Set The Packet Los Count

    Set the Packet Los Count: Factory Default: 10 times You can set the packet los count as required. If the phone detects exceeding the packet los count, searching APs starts. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “08.Packet Los Count” and then press “OK”...

  • Page 67: Set The Active Time

    Set the Active Time: Factory Default: 20 msec You can modify the active time as required. After the phone sends probe request, the phone waits probe response from AP until this timer expires. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “09.Active Time” and then press “OK”...

  • Page 68: Set The Home Time

    Set the Home Time: Factory Default: 45 msec You can modify the home time as required. After the phone searches AP at the channel until this timer expires, the phone searches AP at another channel. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “10.Home Time”...

  • Page 69: Set The Cac Mode

    Set the CAC Mode: Factory Default: 2.Enable You can set the CAC mode. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “11.CAC Mode” and then press “OK” soft key. Advanced 08.Packet Los Count 09.Active Time 10.Home Time 11.CAC Mode 12.WLC Address STEP2: Press...

  • Page 70: Set The Wlc Address

    Set the WLC Address: Factory Default: 172.16.254.10 (1.NEC-SETUP) You can set the WLC Address. If you want to use CAC feature, this setting is required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “12.WLC Address” and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 71: Sip Advanced Settings

    STEP1: Go to “Config” menu. (See “PLACE THE PHONE IN CONFIG MODE”) STEP2: Press to view Profile Select menu. Prof. Select 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<SIP Prof2> 3.<SIP Prof3> 4.<SIP Prof4> Delete Back STEP3: Press key to select a profile you want to edit and then press “OK” soft key.

  • Page 72: Set The Register Timer

    Set the Register Timer: Factory Default: 3600 sec You can modify the register timer as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “1.Register Timer” and then press “OK” soft key or press Advanced 1.Register Timer 2.Codec 3.Payload Size 4.DTMF Mode 5.Jitter Buffer STEP2:...

  • Page 73: Set The Codec

    Set the Codec: Factory Default: 1.Auto You can set the codec type that is used for the phone as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “2.Codec” and then press “OK” soft key or press Advanced 1.Register Timer 2.Codec 3.Payload Size 4.DTMF Mode...

  • Page 74: Set The Payload Size

    Set the Payload Size: Factory Default: 20 msec You can modify the payload size. Available value are 20 ms, 30 ms, 40 ms, 50 ms, 60 ms, 70 ms, and 80 ms. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “3.Payload Size” and then press “OK” soft key or press Advanced 1.Register Timer...

  • Page 75: Set The Dtmf Mode

    Set the DTMF Mode: Factory Default: 1.Inband You can set the DTMF mode (In-band or Out-Band) as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “4.DTMF Mode” and then press “OK” soft key or press Advanced 1.Register Timer 2.Codec 3.Payload Size 4.DTMF Mode...

  • Page 76: Set The Jitter Buffer

    Set the Jitter Buffer: Factory Default: 0 You can modify the jitter buffer as required. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “5.Jitter Buffer” and then press “OK” soft key or press Advanced 1.Register Timer 2.Codec 3.Payload Size 4.DTMF Mode 5.Jitter Buffer STEP2:...

  • Page 77: Set The Vm Number

    Set the VM Number: Factory Default: *8 (1.NEC-SETUP) You can modify the voice mail access number depending on your system. STEP1: On the Advanced menu, press key to select “6.VM Number” and then press “OK” soft key or press Advanced 2.Codec...
  • Page 78 This page is for your notes.

  • Page 79: Site Survey Mode

    URVEY • General This chapter explains the Site Survey Mode of MH240. When the phone is in this mode, the maintenance personnel can measure the Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI). This feature is useful for designing Access Point (AP) installation. The following 3 modes are available.

  • Page 80: Enable Debug Monitor Mode

    • Enable Debug Monitor Mode To perform Debug Monitor, you should enable Debug Monitor by following procedure. STEP1: Press key in Standby mode to display the main menu. 1/ 1 Tue 12:00AM MH240 STEP2: Press to go to “1.Config” menu. Password Password:...

  • Page 81: Debug Monitor Mode

    • Debug Monitor Mode The following shows how to place the MH240 in debug monitor mode and explanation of each item. STEP1: Press to enter Debug Monitor Mode during standby or talking. STEP2: Debug Monitor Mode screen appears similar to the following.

  • Page 82: Ap Scan Mode

    • AP Scan Mode The following shows how to place the MH240 in AP scan mode and explanation of each item. STEP1: Press to enter AP Scan Mode. Site Survey Please set the scan channel. Search Back STEP2: Press key to select the scan channel and then press “search” soft key.

  • Page 83: Qos Monitor Mode

    • QoS Monitor Mode The following shows how to place the MH240 in QoS monitor mode and explanation of each item. STEP1: Press to enter QoS Monitor Mode during talking. QoS Monitor Codec LostPacket: G711u/G711a/G729A Lost Packet Codec G711u Payload...
  • Page 84 This page is for your notes.

  • Page 85: Menu List

    • CONFIG MENU LIST The following shows Config menu list of MH240 with the default values and remarks as required. Category Menu Default Remarks Need Config Password Config [MENU-5-3-1] 1.Network Setting 2.SIP Setting 3.Config Password...

  • Page 86: Network Setting

    Category Menu Default Remarks 1.Network Setting 1.Profile 1.NEC-SETUP 1.Wireless Setting 2.<Profile2> 1.Profile Name (alphanumeric characters) 18bytes 3.<Profile3> 2.ESSID 4.<Profile4> 5.<Profile5> 1.Manual (alphanumeric characters) 32bytes 6.<Profile6> 2.AP Scan 7.<Profile7> 8.<Profile8> 3.Secrity 9.<Profile9> OPEN 1.Key Index 1.Index 1 1.Index 1 2.Index 2 3.Index 3...

  • Page 87: Sip Setting

    (numeric characters) 4.DNS Primary (numeric characters) 5.DNS Secondary (numeric characters) 2.DHCP 3.Set SIP Prof 1.<SIP Prof1> 2.<SIP Prof2> 3.<SIP Prof3> 4.<SIP Prof4> 2.Hand-off List 1.NEC-SETUP 2.<Profile2> 3.<Profile3> 4.<Profile4> 3.1st Connect NEC-SETUP 2.SIP Setting 1.NEC-SETUP 1.Profile Name (alphanumeric characters) 18bytes 2.<SIP Prof2>...
  • Page 88 This page is for your notes.

  • Page 89: Trouble Shooting

    ROUBLE HOOTING • MESSAGE MEANINGS AND SUGGESTIONS The following shows the meanings and suggestions of messages that may be displayed on your phone. Message Meaning & Suggestion [Password] The entered password is not correct. Enter the correct UnAuthorized! password. [Low Battery] Battery charge level is low.

  • Page 90: Troubles And Suggestions

    • TROUBLES AND SUGGESTIONS The following shows suggestions on how to resolve MH240 operation problems. Confirm the following before making a call: Is power ON? Is battery charged? Is Antenna icon ( ) displayed? Symptom Suggestion Press key and hold more than 2 seconds.
  • Page 92 Manufacture: 2-3, Kandatsukasa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8532, Japan...

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