Step 1 - Enter the IP address of your adaptor
Step 2 - Select your Service Provider for Line 1
We need to know which service provider you would like to configure Line 1 of your SPA3000/3102 to utilize. This service will be used for both inbound and outbound calling. Select from one of the following below:
If you are a service provider, support open device
configurations, and would like to be included in this configuration
wizard, or we are providing incorrect service configuration information,
please contact us and we will do our best to correct the situation.
Step 3 - Enter your caller ID display name for Line 1
Step 4 - Enter your user ID for Line 1 VoIP Provider
Step 5 - Enter your Auth ID for Line 1 (not usually required )
Step 6 - Enter your password for Line 1 VoIP Provider
Step 7 - Select your Service Provider for VoIP/PSTN Gateway Services
Please select which VoIP service you would like to use for VoIP
to PSTN and PSTN to VoIP Gateway services.
Inbound calls to this VoIP account will be answered by the SPA3000/SPA3102
for the purpose of providing SIP to PSTN Gateway functionality and will
not ring the handset attached to Line 1.
Outbound calls using this VoIP account can be made from the handset
attached to Line 1 by dialing #1 and then the number, assuming you use
the default dial plan specified in Step 12. This account will also be
used to make outbound calls when the PSTN-to-VoIP Gateway is utilized.
It is recommended that the account used here be different than
the account used in Step 3. Full use of the PSTN to VoIP gateway and
VoIP to PSTN gateway requires two different accounts, either with the same
provider, or different ones.
If you select the same provider in this step as in Step 2 and the
same UserID is used in both Step 3 and Step 8, the Wizard will
automatically set "Register: No" and "Make Call Without Reg: Yes" as most
Internet telephony service providers do not support multiple registrations.
In this configuration, you cannot call in via VoIP and dial out
your PSTN line. A second account must be used.
If 'None' is selected below, this means you wish to use your PSTN line
only to ring thru calls on the Line 1 handset and make calls out the PSTN
line. No VoIP gateway services will be configured. However, for this
feature to work, you will need to configure some "bogus" credentials on
this line. Proceed to Step 9, choose a bogus UserID, then skip to
Step 12, then to step 15, step 17, then finally step 18
Note : The provider used on this line must pass touchtones
either via SIP INFO or RFC2833 (AVT). Providers that pass DTMF inband
such as BroadVoice and Stanaphone cannot be used here if you are
utilizing the VoIP to PSTN gaetway.
Note : If both your Line 1 and PSTN Line VoIP providers require STUN
settings, only the Line 1 settings will be used. This should have no
impact on your ability to utilize either service since a STUN
server is not specific to any particular service provider.
WARNING : Utilizing your VoIP account in a PSTN to VoIP gateway
may be against the terms of service of your service provider.
If you are a service provider, support open device
configurations, and would like to be included in this configuration
wizard, or we are providing incorrect service configuration information,
please contact
us and we will do our best to correct the situation.
Step 8 - Enter your Caller ID display name for PSTN Line VoIP Provider
Step 9 - Enter your User ID for PSTN Line VoIP Provider
You'll need to enter the User ID, as given to you by your
service provider, in the box below. Some providers may have you enter
something else in this field.
Note: If you are using the same service provider on Line 1 and
the PSTN Line VoIP configuration, either ensure your service provider
supports multiple SIP registrations or use a different set of authentication
credentials for the PSTN Line configuration.
iConnectHere Users : If you registered for a Receiving Calls
service, please enter your personal phone number (i.e. 12125551234) here,
and proceed to step 10. Otherwise, enter your iConnectHere UserID and
proceed to step 11.
User ID:
Step 10 - Enter your Auth ID for PSTN Line VoIP Provider (not usually required )
Step 11 - Enter your password for PSTN Line VoIP Provider
Step 12 - Enter your Dial Plan for Outbound Calling from Line 1
The Dial Plan tells your SPA what numbers are allowed to be
dialed. It also allows you to do things like 7-digit dialing and dial
out via different service providers you have configured in the Gateway
Accounts section.
In the Dial Plan field below, we've entered a generic Dial Plan that
will work with the majority of providers. It allows you to dial:
211, 311, 411, 511, 611, 711, and 911 are routed out the PSTN Line.
An arbitrary number of digits, which will be routed out the
Line 1 VoIP Provider configuration;
dial * then dial one or more digits (routed out Line 1 VoIP
Provider);
dial ** then dial one or more digits (routed out Line 1 VoIP
Provider);
dial #1 then dial one or more digits (routed out Gateway 1 Provider,
which will be the same a the PSTN Line provider in our Wizard);
dial #9 then dial one or more digits (routed out PSTN Line);
Dial #9* then two digits (routed out PSTN Line, i.e. for star
codes).
Dial Plan:
Step 13 - Select a Dial Plan for PSTN to VoIP Calls
Step 14 - Select a Dial Plan for VoIP to PSTN Calls
Step 15 - Set Answer Delays and Ring Thru
Step 16 - Set Access PINs
Step 17 - Set Your Timezone
Select the timezone you wish your device to display the time for
Caller ID in terms of. Note that these timezones do not take into account
Daylight Savings Time.
Step 18 - Configure your adaptor
