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The Netphone is capable of communicating with any regular land or mobile phone as well having the ability to call other Netphones. KE1020A is VOIP terminal with two RJ45 connectors, while KE1021A with one RJ45 connector. Note: The KE1020A model has two RJ45 Ethernet connectors while KE1021A only has one. If you have purchased a KE1020A you will be able to plug your PC into the port labeled “PC”. The KE1020A’s two RJ45 Ethernet connectors have HUB function. 2. Package Contents Phone Handset Handset Cord Power Adapter: 12V DC User’s Manual Ethernet Cable 3. Component Illustration Figure 1——Front View 1~9 Keys number keys * Key # Key call out Function Keys: M1~M8 fast dial PHONEBOOK phone book HOLD call keeping VOL+ volume increase VOL- volume decrease BACKSPACE backspace CALL call out REDIAL redial SPEAKER hand free Menu Keys: UP page up DOWN page down SET/OK set/ok ESC exit KE1020A KE1020A KE1020A The phone should now be connected as in the diagram above. Within 30 seconds of being connected to the Internet your Netphone should display “Ready For Calls”. If it does, then no other configuration is necessary – you can make calls. If the phone continues to say “Please Wait” or “Wait Logon” for more than 30 seconds then it has not been able to connect to the Internet – consult the Problems and Solutions section of this guide. If your service provider has instructed you to configure the Netphone you will need to consult the Setting Instructions below. 5.2 Settings Note: After you have changed a setting ESC back out of the menu and press SET/OK to save settings when prompted to. 5.2.1Setting Steps If your Netphone account has been set up, please skip the section ‘5.2.5 Account settings’. Dynamic IP Users PPPoE Users Static IP Users Parameter Settings Account Settings 5.2.2 Dynamic IP Users If you need to configure DNS IP Press SET/OK to enter the submenu and select ‘DNS1’ by pressing UP and DOWN. Press SET/OK to enter setting menu and configure your DNS2. If a spare DNS is requested, press SET/OK to enter the submenu and select DNS2 by pressing UP and DOWN; or you may press SET/OK to enter setting menu and configure your DNS2. If the account information has been set up, you may start using as soon as you plug in. 5.2.3 PPPoE Users’ Parameter Settings Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the main menu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to scroll and select ‘TCP/IP Settings’. A. Do not use DHCP Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Use DHCP’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input 0 to disable DHCP. B. Use PPPoE Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Use PPPoE’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input 1 to enable PPPoE. C. Set PPPoE account Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘PPP Identity’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Continue pressing a number key to change the letter, and press the ‘#’ key to confirm it. D. Set PPPoE Password Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘PPP Identity’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Continue pressing a number key to change the letter, and press the ‘#’ key to confirm it. E. If DNS IP is requested Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘DNS1’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings and configure your ‘DNS1’. If a spare DNS is requested, press SET/OK to enter the submenu and select DNS2 by pressing UP and DOWN; or you may press SET/OK to enter setting menu and configure your DNS2. NOTE: When you finish setting up, press ‘SET/OK’ to confirm or ‘ESC’ to cancel. If you input your setting accordingly, the LCD will display the new setting. Otherwise, the LCD will display ‘Input Invalid’; press ESC to return to your previous setting. 5.2.4 Static IP Users’ Parameter Settings Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the main menu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to scroll and select ‘TCP/IP Settings’. A. Do not use DHCP Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Use DHCP’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input 0 to disable DHCP. B. Set Local IP Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Local IP’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input the IP address. Use the ‘*’ key for the dot. C. Set subnet mask Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Subnet Mask’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input the IP address. Use the ‘*’ key for the dot. D. Set Router IP Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select ‘Router IP’. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input the IP address. Use ‘*’ key for the dot. E. Set DNS IP Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter the submenu, and use ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to select DNS IP. Press ‘SET/OK’ to enter settings. Input the IP address. Use ‘*’ key for the dot. If a spare DNS is requested, press SET/OK to enter the submenu and select DNS2 by pressing UP and DOWN; or you may press SET/OK to enter setting menu and configure your DNS2. NOTE: When you finish set- u...

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