ORATH 2100 Series VOIP Phone Installation Guide

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Items Needed

• Static IP address for VoIP Phone
• IP address of SIP Server
  Note: The IP address must be in the same network as the SIP Server or must be port forwarded to reach the SIP Server.
• Name, Authentication Password, and Authentication ID for SIP Server
• Windows based PC with Network Interface Card
• POE or POE+ Network Switch
• Ethernet cable
• Small Phillips screwdriver

IP Interface Setup

1. Connect the RATH® 2100 Series VoIP Phone to the POE port on the
   Network Switch by running an Ethernet cable from the PWR+DATA IN port on the VoIP Phone to the switch (do not exceed the 320’ distance limitation).
   
2. Connect the Windows based PC to the same network as the VoIP Phone.
3. Change the IP address of the PC’s Network Interface Card:
   a. Navigate to Control Panel
   b. Click on Network and Sharing Center
4. Turn off the wireless card of the laptop (if applicable).
5. Log into the VoIP Phone:
   a. Enter the VoIP Phone IP address into the web browser (default is 192.168.1.160). Google Chrome or Firefox is recommended.
   b. Log into phone: LOGIN: admin PASSWORD: admin
6. Enter the SIP Server information into the VoIP Phone:
   a. In the Quick Setup tab, all the information is entered into the Line 1 section
   b. Enter the IP address of the SIP Server into the Proxy box
   c. Enter the name as it will appear on the phone into Display Name
   d. Enter Authentication ID into User ID
   e. Enter Authentication Password into Password
   f. Click Submit at the bottom of the page (unit will automatically reboot)
   
7. Change the IP address of the VoIP Phone:
   a. Click on the Network Setup tab
   b. Click on Basic Setup from the menu on the left-hand side followed by Internet Settings
   c. Change the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway
   Note: Verify the information entered in the fields and write down what is displayed.
   d. Click Submit at the bottom of the page (unit will automatically reboot)
   
8. Change the IP address of the PC to match the new address scheme of the VoIP Phone (follow instructions listed in step 3).
9. Log back into the VoIP Phone in the web browser using the new IP address of the phone.
10. Verify device registration:
    a. Click the Voice tab
    b. Click Line 1 from the menu on the left-hand side
    c. The device should show Registered next to Registration State
    

Phone Programming

Programming Primary Phone Number using Onboard Keypad: 

1. Press ENTER on the keypad to begin programming
2. Press 1, ENTER, the number you want the phone to dial, STOP
3. Press and hold STOP for 3 seconds

Note: In situations where a delay is needed, such as needing an 8 or 9 to dial out, press the PLAY/PAUSE button on the keypad. The button can be pressed multiple times for a longer delay. One PAUSE = 1 second.

Programming Secondary Phone Numbers using Onboard Keypad: 

1. Press ENTER on the keypad to begin programming
2. Press 2, ENTER, the number you want the phone to dial, STOP
   Note: 2100 Series VoIP Phones can call up to 5 numbers. Repeat the steps above for subsequent numbers.
   Substitute 2 with 3, 4, or 5 depending on the order you want the numbers to be dialed.
   Example: To dial the third number, press 3, ENTER, phone number, STOP.
3. Press and hold STOP for 3 seconds to exit programming

Programming Location Message using Onboard Keypad: 

2100 Series VoIP Phones can play a location message when the call is answered. This feature is used when the phone is calling a phone number that cannot identify where the call is coming from by caller ID or needs more location information than the caller ID can provide. This feature is turned on by default. Perform the steps below to program the location message feature.

1. Press ENTER to begin programming
2. Press 1, 3, ENTER, (1, 2, or 3) (1 will play message once, 2 will play message twice, 3 will play message on a loop until operator presses *)
3. Press 6, RECORD, wait for the “beep”, speak location message, STOP
4. Press 6, PLAY/PAUSE to play message back
5. Press and hold STOP for 3 seconds to exit programming

Keypad

Adjusting the Volume

If the volume is too low or high, adjust it by referring to the diagram and instructions below.

Adjusting the Microphone: 

If the person you are calling reports your voice is not loud enough, increase the Microphone Sensitivity by adjusting VR2 a 1/4 turn clockwise (requires a small Phillips screwdriver).

Adjusting the Speaker: 

If the voice of the person you call is not loud enough in the phone speaker, increase the volume by adjusting VR1 a 1/4 turn clockwise.

Resetting the Phone 

To reset all IP information entered into the 2100 Series VoIP Phone, press and hold the red reset button located under the yellow circuit board for 20 seconds. THIS WILL DEFAULT THE UNIT TO DHCP. To log back into the unit, perform one of the following steps:

1. Set the Network Interface Card of the PC to obtain an IP address automatically. Use a web scanner loaded on the PC to search for the device on the network. The network scanner should display the address that the unit is now using.
2. Unplug the phone line cord from the right side of the yellow circuit board on the 2100 Series VoIP Phone and plug it into a standard analog telephone.
   a. Lift the handset on the analog phone and dial *, *, *, *
   b. Dial 110 then # (phone will say IP address of unit)
   c. Dial 120 then # for Subnet Mask
   d. Dial 130 then # for Gateway
   e. Hang up the analog phone and plug the phone line cord back into the yellow circuit board

Troubleshooting

Warranty

2 YEAR WARRANTY

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Documents / Resources

ORATH 2100 Series VOIP Phone [pdf] Installation Guide 2100 Series, VOIP Phone, 2100 Series VOIP Phone

References

• User Manual