Quick Voice Menu Overview:
Pick up the handset and dial “***” to use the IVR menu.
Press “*” for the next menu option
Press “#” to return to the main menu
Option 01 - WAN DHCP \ Static \ PPPoE settings
Option 02 - Announce WAN IP address if DHCP, Set IP address if Static
Option 10 - Announce MAC address (also on sticker on bottom of adapter)
Option 12 - WAN web port access (configuration webpage). Press 9 to enable \ disable
Option 14 - Configuration Server IP address - Announce \ set provisioning server address
Option 15 - Provisioning upgrade protocol - Press 9 to set to HTTP \ HTTPS mode if required.
Option 99 - Reboot \ Reset - Press 9 to reboot, enter the mac address to reset. (For example: if the MAC address is 000b8200e395, it should be keyed in as “0002228200333395”)
Entering configuration server via the voice menu directly.***
Provisioning via the voice menu can be more prone to error, but is useful when there is no available computer to login.
- Once the adapter is plugged in (internet ethernet in the WAN port - globe symbol) and fully powered up, test that your analog phone gets a dialtone when taken off-hook. If there is no dialtone, please check the connections.
- Pick up the analog handset, and dial *** to activate the voice menu
- Dial 14 then dial the following once playback of current setting completes: 104131024237
- The voice menu will playback the new setting, which should now be "104.131.24.237"
- Press # to return to the main menu.
- Dial 15, the press 9 to toggle the upgrade protocol to either HTTP or HTTPS.
- Press # to return to the main menu.
- Dial 99 then 9 to reboot the device.
Provisioning Instructions via web interface:
Provisioning via the web interface is generally easier to do if there is a computer that can be used that is within the same network, or if a computer can be plugged into the LAN port of the adapter.
- Using a computer on the same network and the WAN port connection on the adapter:
- Once the adapter is plugged in (internet access ethernet in the WAN port - globe symbol) and fully powered up, test that your analog phone gets a dialtone when taken off-hook. If there is no dialtone, please check the connections.
- Pick up the analog handset, and dial *** to activate the voice menu
- Dial 02 and record the IP address that is listed off. If the address listed is 0.0.0.0, please check that the device is connected to a router that will issue a DHCP address.
- Dial # to return to the main menu.
- Dial 12 and then dial 9 to enable the WAN port web access.
- Hangup to save your changes.
- Enter the recorded IP address into a new tab in any web browser on the computer that is on the same network as the adapter.
- When prompted for a password, the default is "admin". If the default password is not working, the adapter may already be configured to our system, or another system, and can be reset (see section below).
- Click on the Advanced Settings tab in the web configuration page, and enter the following information:
- Upgrade Via: HTTPS
- Config Server Path: p.fluentcloud.com
- Scroll to the bottom of the page, and click Apply, then Reboot.
- Using a computer plugged into the LAN port of the adapter:
- Once the adapter is plugged in (internet access ethernet in the WAN port - globe symbol, computer in LAN port) and fully powered up, test that your analog phone gets a dialtone when taken off-hook. If there is no dialtone, please check the connections.
- Enter the 192.168.2.1 into a new tab in any web browser on the computer that is on the same network as the adapter.
- When prompted for a password, the default is "admin". If the default password is not working, the adapter may already be configured to our system, or another system, and can be reset via option 99.
- Click on the Advanced Settings tab in the web configuration page, and enter the following information:
- Upgrade Via: HTTPS
- Config Server Path: p.fluentcloud.com
- Scroll to the bottom of the page, and click Apply, then Reboot.
Successfully configured adapters will show a LED phone symbol for each configured account, and may blink slowly to indicate new voicemail messages. A fast blinking status light indicates the line is currently in use.