NEC DT Phone Resource v10.0

DT Resource Manual
INT-2068
Issue 10.0
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Chapter 1 Terminal AutoConfig Setup
Section 1 Introduction......................................................................................................... 1-1
Section 2 DHCP Standard and Vendor Class Scope Options ........................................... 1-2
Section 3 DHCP Setup and Configuration ......................................................................... 1-6
Section 4 Terminal with Backup IP Address .................................................................... 1-24
Section 5 DHCP Setup and Configuration ....................................................................... 1-25
Section 6 AutoConfiguration Application File Setup......................................................... 1-45
6.1 Home Screen ........................................................................................ 1-45
6.2 Configuration Screen ............................................................................ 1-47
6.2.1 Single Configuration Screen ............................................................. 1-47
6.2.2 Multiple Configuration Screen ........................................................... 1-49
6.3 Data Entry Field .................................................................................... 1-51
6.4 Save Screen ......................................................................................... 1-53
6.4.1 Single Configuration Save Screen .................................................... 1-53
6.4.2 Multiple Configuration Save Screen ................................................. 1-54
6.4.3 Save Existing File Screen ................................................................. 1-56
6.5 Data Restore Screen ............................................................................ 1-57
Section 7 AutoConfig Setup Example .............................................................................. 1-58
7.1 Required Equipment ............................................................................. 1-58
7.2 Building the Configuration File .............................................................. 1-58
7.3 Configuring a FTP Server ..................................................................... 1-64
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Chapter 2 IP Phone Manager
Section 1 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 2-1
1.1 Requirements for PC .............................................................................. 2-1
Section 2 Installation .......................................................................................................... 2-2
Section 3 Main Screen ....................................................................................................... 2-3
Section 4 Searching for Terminals ..................................................................................... 2-6
4.1 Terminal Data ......................................................................................... 2-9
4.2 Terminal Connection ............................................................................ 2-11
Section 5 IP Phone Manager Commands........................................................................ 2-13
5.1 SwitchPortCtrl ....................................................................................... 2-15
5.2 Reset .................................................................................................... 2-16
5.3 SecurityLock ......................................................................................... 2-18
5.4 Data Reset ........................................................................................... 2-20
5.5 Download ............................................................................................. 2-21
5.6 Backup & Restore ................................................................................ 2-30
5.7 Error Log .............................................................................................. 2-36
Section 6 Configuration Application ................................................................................. 2-40
Section 7 Status Messages.............................................................................................. 2-41
Chapter 3 DT Archiver
Section 1 DT Archiver Introduction .................................................................................... 3-1
Section 2 Compressing Folders ......................................................................................... 3-1
2.1 Compress Screen Layout ....................................................................... 3-1
2.2 Compressing and Encrypting Files ......................................................... 3-2
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2.2.1 Generating Compressed Files ............................................................ 3-2
2.2.2 Generating Compressed Encrypted Files ........................................... 3-2
Section 3 Decompressing an Archive File.......................................................................... 3-4
3.1 Decompress Screen Layout ................................................................... 3-4
3.2 Decompressing Files .............................................................................. 3-5
3.2.1 Decompressing Files .......................................................................... 3-5
3.2.2 Decrypting/Decompressing Files ........................................................ 3-5
Section 4 Encrypting a File................................................................................................. 3-7
4.1 Encrypt Screen Layout ........................................................................... 3-7
4.2 Encrypting Files ...................................................................................... 3-7
4.2.1 Generating Encrypted Files ................................................................ 3-8
Section 5 Decrypting a File ................................................................................................ 3-9
5.1 Decrypt Screen Layout ........................................................................... 3-9
5.2 Decrypting Files ...................................................................................... 3-9
5.2.1 Decrypting Files ................................................................................ 3-10
Section 6 Appendix .......................................................................................................... 3-11
6.1 Backup/Restore File Contents .............................................................. 3-11

6.2 Encrypted File Downloads .................................................................... 3-13
Chapter 4 Download Ring Tones and MOH
Section 1 Ring Tone Specifications.................................................................................... 4-1
1.1 Ring Tone Upload Procedure ................................................................. 4-3
1.2 Terminal Ring Tone Setting .................................................................... 4-8
Section 2 Music On Hold (MOH) Tone Format .................................................................. 4-9
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2.1 MOH Upload Procedure ......................................................................... 4-9
2.2 Terminal MOH Setting .......................................................................... 4-12
Chapter 5 Data Maintenance Tool
1.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 5-1
Section 2 Operating Environment ...................................................................................... 5-3
Section 3 Usage Restrictions ............................................................................................. 5-3
Section 4 Before Use ........................................................................................................ 5-4
4.1 Installing Maintenance Tool .................................................................... 5-4
4.2 Uninstalling Maintenance Tool ............................................................... 5-7
Section 5 Tool Manager ..................................................................................................... 5-8
5.1 Start and Termination ............................................................................. 5-8
5.1.1 Starting the Tool Manager .................................................................. 5-8
5.1.2 Terminating the Tool Manager ........................................................... 5-9
5.2 Screen Description (Main Screen) ......................................................... 5-9
Section 6 Data Maintenance Tool .................................................................................... 5-10
6.1 Back Up Terminal (Telephone) Data .................................................... 5-10
6.2 Restore Backup Data of Terminal (Telephone) .................................... 5-16
6.3 Download Hold Music to the Terminal .................................................. 5-21
6.3.1 Suggestion Messages for Optimization Explained ........................... 5-24
6.4 Ringer Tone Download to the Terminal ................................................ 5-30
6.4.1 Adjust Volume of Audio File to be Downloaded ............................... 5-32
6.5 Download Wallpaper to the Terminal ................................................... 5-33
6.5.1 Suggestion Messages for Optimization Explained ........................... 5-37
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6.5.2 Picture File Formats Supported for Wallpaper .................................. 5-43
6.6 Error Messages .................................................................................... 5-44
Chapter 6 IP Terminal Features
Section 2 Display: Ability to Turn Off Display (Sleep Mode) ............................................. 6-1
Section 3 Font Color Selection for IP-CTS Terminals ........................................................ 6-2
3.1 Select the Font Color from the Terminal ................................................. 6-3
Section 4 Multilingual Language Support for IP Terminal Displays.................................... 6-4
4.1 Download Translation File ...................................................................... 6-4
4.2 Display Languages ................................................................................. 6-5
Section 5 Screen Pop-Up for DESI-Less Display............................................................... 6-6
Section 6 Wallpaper Graphic for DT750 and DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG)

Terminals............................................................................................................ 6-7
6.1 Download Wallpaper File ........................................................................ 6-8
6.2 Select the Default Graphic or the Downloaded Wallpaper File .............. 6-8
Section 7 XML: Automatic Launch of XML Application ...................................................... 6-8
Section 8 XML: Pop-Up of Station Display Information for the DT750 and
DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG) Terminals........................................................ 6-8
8.1 Setup ...................................................................................................... 6-9
8.2 Terminal Setup ..................................................................................... 6-10
8.3 Operation .............................................................................................. 6-11
Section 9 XML: Screen Saver .......................................................................................... 6-11
9.1 Setup .................................................................................................... 6-12
9.2 Terminal Setup ..................................................................................... 6-13
Section 10 XML: XML Application ...................................................................................... 6-14

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10.1 XML: Clock Indication ........................................................................... 6-14
10.2 XML: Enhancement with Text/Image ................................................... 6-14
10.3 XML: Font Size ..................................................................................... 6-14
10.4 VoIP, SIP: Multi-Logon Enhancement .................................................. 6-14
10.5 Terminal Menu: Program Added for Menu Button, Navigation

Pad and XML Operation ....................................................................... 6-15
10.6 VoIP: Encryption Added ....................................................................... 6-15
10.7 Preview of User Setting ........................................................................ 6-21
10.8 XML: Enhancements Provided with New Firmware ............................. 6-21
Section 11 Multi-Window.................................................................................................... 6-22
11.1 Phone Start Up and Menu Screen ....................................................... 6-22
11.1.1 Starting Up the Phone (with a home URL registered) ..................... 6-22
11.1.2 Starting Up the Phone (without a home URL registered) ................. 6-23
11.1.3 Menu Screen .................................................................................... 6-25
11.2 Phone Start Up and Menu Screen (only DT750 V4.0.0.0 or higher) .... 6-27
11.2.1 Starting Up the Phone ...................................................................... 6-27
11.2.2 Menu Screen .................................................................................... 6-29
11.2.3 Starting Up XML Application ............................................................. 6-30
11.2.4 Starting Up From a Service Icon (Only DT750) ................................ 6-32
11.3 Multi-Window ........................................................................................ 6-32
11.3.1 Switching XML Applications ............................................................. 6-33
11.3.2 Switching Local Applications ............................................................ 6-35
11.3.3 Launching the Fifth Application ........................................................ 6-37
11.3.4 Icon Display at XML Application Update .......................................... 6-38
11.4 Pop-Up Windows .................................................................................. 6-39
11.4.1 Launching a Pop-Up Window ........................................................... 6-39
11.4.2 Reduced Pop-Up Window (DT750 Only) .......................................... 6-40
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11.4.3 Full Sized Pop-Up Window (DT750 Only) ........................................ 6-41
11.4.4 Exiting a Pop-Up Window ................................................................. 6-42
11.5 Pop-Up Windows .................................................................................. 6-42
11.5.1 Launching a Pop-Up Window ........................................................... 6-43
11.5.2 Exiting a Pop-Up Window ................................................................. 6-43
Section 12 IEEE 802.1X Authentication ............................................................................. 6-43
12.1 Supported Authentication Methods ...................................................... 6-44
12.2 PC Port Security EAPoL Forwarding .................................................... 6-45
12.3 DT820/DT830 802.1x Authentication ................................................... 6-46
12.3.1 802.1x Supplicant and EAP-TLS Configuration ................................ 6-46
12.3.2 802.1x Supplicant ............................................................................. 6-46
12.3.3 EAP Method ...................................................................................... 6-46
12.3.4 802.1x Supplicant Account ............................................................... 6-47
12.3.5 802.1x Supplicant Password ............................................................ 6-47
12.3.6 EAPoL VLAN Setting ........................................................................ 6-48
12.3.7 PKCS#12 Password ......................................................................... 6-48
12.3.8 Select Certificate ............................................................................... 6-49
12.3.9 Deleting a Client Certificate .............................................................. 6-49
12.3.10 Deleting the Root Certificate ............................................................. 6-50
12.3.11 Deleting Expired Certificates ............................................................ 6-50
12.3.12 Deleting All Certificates ..................................................................... 6-51
12.3.13 Auto Delete Certificates .................................................................... 6-52
12.3.14 Certificate Expiration Warning Period ............................................... 6-53
12.3.15 Validity Date and Time ...................................................................... 6-54
12.3.16 Downloading the Client Certificate .................................................... 6-56
12.3.17 Downloading the Root Certificate ..................................................... 6-57
Section 13 DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG) Photo Frame Application .............................. 6-58
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Section 14 DT730G(DG) or DT830/DT830G(DG) or DT820 Backlight

Fade-In/Fade-Out............................................................................................. 6-60
Chapter 7 DT800 VPN Operations
1.1 Glossary of Terms .................................................................................. 7-2
1.2 Combination of VPN ............................................................................... 7-2
Section 2 Required Equipment .......................................................................................... 7-3
Section 3 Screen Sequence of DT800 Terminal Connection to VPN ................................ 7-4
Section 4 VPN Setting List ................................................................................................. 7-5
Section 5 DT800 Terminal Settings ................................................................................... 7-6
5.1 Network Settings .................................................................................... 7-6
5.2 Using the IP Address of the Terminal Settings at Remote Site ............ 7-7
Section 6 Installing a Certificate....................................................................................... 7-12
6.1 About a Certificate ................................................................................ 7-12
6.2 Installation Procedure for a Certificate ................................................. 7-12
6.2.1 Client Certificate - Decrypt Password and Installation Time ............. 7-13
6.2.2 Download a Certificate ..................................................................... 7-15
6.2.3 Select a Certificate ........................................................................ 7-16
Section 7 In Case of an Error........................................................................................... 7-17
7.1 Parameter Missing (VPN) ..................................................................... 7-17
7.2 IPsec Connect Failed ........................................................................... 7-18
7.3 L2TP Connect Failed ............................................................................ 7-19
7.4 VPN Gateway not Found ...................................................................... 7-20
7.5 SIP Server not Found ........................................................................... 7-21
Section 8 Network Equipment Settings............................................................................ 7-22

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8.1 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv1) ....................................................... 7-22
8.1.1 IP Terminal Settings ......................................................................... 7-23
8.1.2 Router Settings ................................................................................. 7-23
8.1.3 VPN Gateway Settings ..................................................................... 7-24
8.2 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2) ....................................................... 7-26
8.2.2 Router Settings ................................................................................. 7-27
8.3 RSA Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2) ....................................................... 7-29
8.3.1 Set IP Terminal ................................................................................. 7-29
8.3.2 Router Settings ................................................................................. 7-29
8.3.4 Installation of a Certificate to a VPN Gateway .................................. 7-31
8.3.5 Deleting a VPN Gateway Certificate ................................................. 7-32
8.4 VPN Connection by Turning off DHCP ................................................. 7-33
8.4.2 Router Settings ................................................................................. 7-33
8.5 Use of the IP Phone Manager .............................................................. 7-34
Section 9 Font Color Selection for IP-CTS Terminals ...................................................... 7-35
Chapter 8 HTTPS
Section 2 System Requirements ........................................................................................ 8-2
Section 3 Web Server Setup and WebDAV Configuration................................................. 8-2
Section 4 Account Settings for User and Admin .............................................................. 8-21
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4.1 User Settings ........................................................................................ 8-21
4.2 Admin Settings ..................................................................................... 8-22
Section 5 Appendix A - Account Setting Patterns-........................................................... 8-22
Section 6 Appendix B - Troubleshooting.......................................................................... 8-24
6.1 Download Failed! / Upload Failed! Error Messages ............................. 8-24
6.2 Cipher Suite Not Match Error Message ................................................ 8-25
6.3 CA Not Authorized Error Messages ..................................................... 8-26
6.4 CA Files Not Found Error Messages .................................................... 8-27
Chapter 9 DT820 Terminals
Section 1 DT820 Specifications ......................................................................................... 9-1
1.1 Overview of DT820 (6-Button) ................................................................ 9-2
1.2 Overview of DT820 (8-Button) ................................................................ 9-2
Section 2 DT820 Version 2 Software (for SV9100)............................................................ 9-3
2.1 Description ............................................................................................. 9-3
Section 3 SV9100 Service Conditions ............................................................................... 9-3
Section 4 SV9100 Required Components: ........................................................................ 9-3
Section 5 General Service Conditions ............................................................................... 9-4
Section 6 EHS Headset (SV9100) ..................................................................................... 9-4
Section 7 License Server Information ................................................................................ 9-6
Section 8 License Request Settings .................................................................................. 9-7
Section 9 DT820 Version Software (for SV9300)............................................................... 9-8
9.1 Description ............................................................................................. 9-8
Section 10 SV9300 Service Conditions ............................................................................... 9-8
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Section 11 SV9300 Required Components.......................................................................... 9-8
Section 12 General Service Conditions................................................................................ 9-9
Section 13 EHS Headset (SV9300) ..................................................................................... 9-9
Section 14 License Server Information .............................................................................. 9-10
Section 15 License Request Settings................................................................................. 9-11
Section 16 LMC Settings.................................................................................................... 9-12
Section 1 DT830 Models .................................................................................................. 10-1
1.1 Illustrations of DT830/DT830G Terminals ............................................ 10-2
Section 2 DT830 Version 2 Software ............................................................................... 10-4
2.1 Description ............................................................................................ 10-4
Section 3 SV9100 Service Conditions.............................................................................. 10-4
3.1 Description ............................................................................................ 10-4
Section 4 SV9100 Required Components........................................................................ 10-4
4.1 Description ............................................................................................ 10-4
Section 5 General Service Conditions.............................................................................. 10-4
5.1 Description ............................................................................................ 10-4
Chapter A Appendix A - MH240
Section 1 Introduction.........................................................................................................A-1
1.1 Function ..................................................................................................A-1
1.2 Connection .............................................................................................A-2
1.3 Security ...................................................................................................A-2
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1.4 System Requirements ............................................................................A-2
Section 2 Installation Requirements...................................................................................A-2
2.1 Application Requirements ...................................................................... A-2
2.2 Installation File ....................................................................................... A-3
2.3 Installation Order .................................................................................... A-3
Section 3 Installation ..........................................................................................................A-3
3.1 Install IP Phone Manager – MH240 .......................................................A-3
3.2 Install OpenSSL ..................................................................................... A-7
3.3 Uninstall IP Phone Manager – MH240 ................................................... A-8
3.4 Update IP Phone Manager – MH240 ..................................................... A-9
3.5 Connect USB Cable ............................................................................... A-9
Section 4 Operating Procedure........................................................................................A-10
4.1 Operation of MH240 ............................................................................. A-10
4.1.1 Access Account / Login ....................................................................A-10
4.1.2 Exit Account ......................................................................................A-13
4.1.3 Change Password ............................................................................A-14
4.1.4 Confirm Version ................................................................................A-15
4.2 Easy Setup Wizard ............................................................................... A-15
4.3 Terminal Setting Copy ..........................................................................A-22
4.4 Firmware Upload .................................................................................. A-24
4.4.1 Firmware Upload (IP Connection) ....................................................A-25
4.4.2 Firmware Upload (USB Connection) ................................................A-30
4.5 Other Setting Upload/Download ........................................................... A-34
4.5.1 Other Setting Upload/Download (IP Connection:

Upload/Download Both) ....................................................................A-34
4.5.2 Other Setting Upload/Download (IP Connection: Upload) ................A-39
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4.5.3 Other Setting Upload/Download (IP Connection: Download) .......... A-42
4.5.4 Other Setting Upload/Download (USB Connection:

Upload/Download Both) ................................................................... A-44
4.5.5 Other Setting Upload/Download (USB Connection: Upload) ........... A-47
4.5.6 Other Setting Upload/Download (USB Connection: Download) ...... A-50
4.6 Directory Setting ...................................................................................A-51
4.6.1 Directory Setting (Edit Data) ............................................................ A-52

4.6.1.1 Directory Setting ..........................................................................A-52
4.6.1.2 Directory Group ........................................................................... A-54
4.6.2 Read/Transfer .................................................................................. A-56

4.6.2.1 Read Using an IP Connection .....................................................A-56
4.6.2.2 Transfer Using an IP Connection ................................................ A-60
4.6.2.3 Read Using an USB Connection ................................................. A-65
4.6.2.4 Transfer Using a USB Connection .............................................. A-69
4.6.3 Read CSV/Write CSV ...................................................................... A-74

4.6.3.1 Read CSV ...................................................................................A-74
4.6.3.2 Write CSV .................................................................................... A-74
4.7 User Setting ..........................................................................................A-74
4.7.1 Edit Data .......................................................................................... A-75

4.7.1.1 Normal Setting – Incoming Call Setting .......................................A-75
4.7.1.2 Normal Setting – Talk Setting ...................................................... A-77
4.7.1.3 Normal Setting – Display Setting ................................................. A-78
4.7.1.4 Normal Setting – Key Setting ...................................................... A-79
4.7.1.5 Normal Setting – Other Setting ................................................... A-80
4.7.1.6 Normal Setting – Favorites .......................................................... A-81
4.7.1.7 Administrator Setting – RTP/ Audio Setting ................................ A-82
4.7.2 Read/Transfer .................................................................................. A-83

4.7.2.3 Read Using an USB Connection ................................................. A-87
4.7.2.4 Transfer Using an USB Connection ............................................ A-88
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4.7.3 File Open/ File Save .........................................................................A-90

4.7.3.1 File Open .....................................................................................A-90
4.7.3.2 File Save ..................................................................................... A-90
4.8 Network Setting .................................................................................... A-90
4.8.1 Edit Data ...........................................................................................A-90

4.8.1.1 Connection Target Setting ..........................................................A-90
4.8.1.2 Profile Setting .............................................................................. A-92
4.8.1.3 SIP Setting .................................................................................. A-95
4.8.2 Read/Transfer ...................................................................................A-96

4.8.2.3 Read Using an USB Connection ............................................... A-100
4.8.2.4 Transfer Using an USB Connection .......................................... A-102
4.8.3 File Open/File Save ........................................................................A-104

4.8.3.1 File Open ...................................................................................A-104
4.8.3.2 File Save ................................................................................... A-104
4.9 Master Word Confirmation .................................................................A-104
4.10 Terminal Initializing ............................................................................. A-108
4.10.1 IP Connection/ USB Connection ....................................................A-109
4.10.2 IP connection ..................................................................................A-110
4.10.3 USB Connection .............................................................................A-113
4.11 USB Connection Check ...................................................................... A-115
4.12 Certificate Convert Tool ...................................................................... A-118
Section 5 Others ............................................................................................................ A-120
5.1 Troubleshooting .................................................................................. A-120
5.2 CVS File .............................................................................................A-121
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Figure 1-1 Network Operation and Topology ............................................................................ 1-1
Figure 1-2 Selecting Server ....................................................................................................... 1-6
Figure 1-3 Defining Vendor Class ............................................................................................. 1-7
Figure 1-4 Enter Name .............................................................................................................. 1-7
Figure 1-5 Select Server ........................................................................................................... 1-8
Figure 1-6 Select Option Class .................................................................................................1-9
Figure 1-7 Add NEC Option Codes ........................................................................................... 1-9
Figure 1-8 141 FTP Server Settings ........................................................................................ 1-10
Figure 1-9 151 File Name Settings .......................................................................................... 1-10
Figure 1-10 152 File Name Settings (DT730G/DT770G) .......................................................... 1-11
Figure 1-11 153 File Name Settings (DT800) ............................................................................ 1-11

Figure 1-12 163 Protocol Settings ............................................................................................. 1-12
Figure 1-13 Add Value .............................................................................................................. 1-12
Figure 1-14 Select New Scope .................................................................................................. 1-13

Figure 1-15 New Scope Wizard – Welcome .............................................................................. 1-13
Figure 1-16 New Scope Wizard – Scope Name ........................................................................ 1-14
Figure 1-17 New Scope Wizard – IP Address Range ............................................................... 1-14

Figure 1-18 New Scope Wizard – Add Exclusions .................................................................... 1-15
Figure 1-19 New Scope Wizard – Lease Duration .................................................................... 1-15
Figure 1-20 New Scope Wizard – Configure DHCP Options .................................................... 1-16
Figure 1-21 New Scope Wizard – Router (Default Gateway) .................................................... 1-16
Figure 1-22 New Scope Wizard – Domain Name and DNS Server .......................................... 1-17
Figure 1-23 New Scope Wizard – WINS Servers ...................................................................... 1-17

Figure 1-24 New Scope Wizard – Activate Scope ..................................................................... 1-18
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Figure 1-25 New Scope Wizard – Complete Wizard .................................................................1-18
Figure 1-26 Scope Options ........................................................................................................1-19

Figure 1-27 Scope Options – Advanced ....................................................................................1-20
Figure 1-28 Scope Advanced Tab – FTP IP Address ...............................................................1-20
Figure 1-29 Scope Advanced Tab – File Name 151 .................................................................1-21
Figure 1-30 Scope Advanced Tab – File Name 152 .................................................................1-21

Figure 1-31 DT800 Auto Config File Name ...............................................................................1-22
Figure 1-32 Scope Advanced Tab – FTP/HTTPS Byte Data ....................................................1-22
Figure 1-33 Vendor Options Available to DT700 IP Terminals ..................................................1-23
Figure 1-34 IP Network Operation and Topology ......................................................................1-24
Figure 1-35 Selecting Server .....................................................................................................1-25
Figure 1-36 Defining Vendor Class ...........................................................................................1-26

Figure 1-37 Enter Name ............................................................................................................1-26
Figure 1-38 Select Server ..........................................................................................................1-27
Figure 1-39 Predefined Options and Values .............................................................................1-27

Figure 1-40 120 Protocol Settings .............................................................................................1-28
Figure 1-41 Select Option Class ................................................................................................1-28
Figure 1-42 Add NEC Option Codes .........................................................................................1-29
Figure 1-43 141 FTP Server Settings ........................................................................................1-29
Figure 1-44 151 File Name Settings ..........................................................................................1-30
Figure 1-45 152 File Name Settings (DT700) ............................................................................1-30

Figure 1-46 153 File Name Settings (DT800) ............................................................................1-31
Figure 1-49 Add Value 0x1 ........................................................................................................1-32
Figure 1-50 Select New Scope ..................................................................................................1-33
Figure 1-51 New Scope Wizard – Welcome ..............................................................................1-33
Figure 1-52 New Scope Wizard – Scope Name ........................................................................1-34
Figure 1-53 New Scope Wizard – IP Address Range ...............................................................1-34
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Figure 1-54 New Scope Wizard – Add Exclusions .................................................................... 1-35
Figure 1-55 New Scope Wizard – Lease Duration .................................................................... 1-35
Figure 1-56 New Scope Wizard – Configure DHCP Options .................................................... 1-36
Figure 1-57 New Scope Wizard – Router (Default Gateway) .................................................... 1-36
Figure 1-58 New Scope Wizard – Domain Name and DNS Server .......................................... 1-37
Figure 1-59 New Scope Wizard – WINS Servers ...................................................................... 1-37
Figure 1-60 New Scope Wizard – Activate Scope ..................................................................... 1-38
Figure 1-61 New Scope Wizard – Complete Wizard ................................................................. 1-38
Figure 1-62 Scope Options ....................................................................................................... 1-39
Figure 1-63 Scope Options – General Tab ............................................................................... 1-40
Figure 1-64 Scope Options – Advanced Tab ............................................................................ 1-40
Figure 1-65 Advanced Tab – 141 FTP Address ........................................................................ 1-41
Figure 1-66 Advanced Tab – 151 Auto Config File Name ......................................................... 1-41
Figure 1-67 Advanced Tab – 152 Auto Config File Name (DT700) ........................................... 1-42
Figure 1-68 Advanced Tab – 153 Auto Config File Name (DT800) ........................................... 1-42
Figure 1-69 Advanced Tab – 163 Download Protocol ............................................................... 1-43

Figure 1-70 Advanced Tab – 168 SIP Server Port .................................................................... 1-43
Figure 1-71 Vendor Options Available to DT700 IP Terminals .................................................. 1-44
Figure 1-72 Home Screen ......................................................................................................... 1-45

Figure 1-73 Build Configuration File – Select Edit Type ............................................................ 1-46
Figure 1-74 Configuration Screen ............................................................................................. 1-47
Figure 1-75 Multiple Configuration Screen ................................................................................ 1-49
Figure 1-76 Data Entry Field Screen ......................................................................................... 1-51
Figure 1-77 Value Screens for Multiple Configurations ............................................................. 1-52
Figure 1-78 Single Configuration Save Screen ......................................................................... 1-53
Figure 1-79 Multiple Configuration Save Screen ....................................................................... 1-54

Figure 1-80 Save Existing File Screen ...................................................................................... 1-56
Figure 1-81 Data Restore Screen ............................................................................................. 1-57
Figure 1-82 Build Configuration File – Auto Config Tab ............................................................ 1-58
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Figure 1-83 Build Configuration File – Select Model .................................................................1-59
Figure 1-84 Build Configuration File – Select Terminal .............................................................1-59

Figure 1-85 Build Configuration File – Select Edit Type ............................................................1-60
Figure 1-86 Build Configuration File – Select Server IP Address/Server Port ...........................1-60
Figure 1-87 Build Configuration File – Assign 1st Server Address ............................................1-61
Figure 1-88 Build Configuration File – Assign 1st Server Port ..................................................1-62
Figure 1-89 Build Configuration File – Save Config Setup File .................................................1-63
Figure 1-90 Anonymous FTP Server Configuration Settings Example .....................................1-64
Figure 1-91 Anonymous FTP Server Configuration Settings Example – Advanced Tab ..........1-65
Figure 1-92 Anonymous FTP Server Configuration Settings Example – Default

Home Directory ......................................................................................................1-66

Figure 2-1 Security Warning Screen .........................................................................................2-2
Figure 2-2 Select Interface Screen ............................................................................................2-3

Figure 2-3 IP Phone Manager Main Screen ..............................................................................2-3
Figure 2-4 List Control OnOff Screen ........................................................................................2-4
Figure 2-5 List Control Order Screen ........................................................................................2-5
Figure 2-6 Searching for Terminals ...........................................................................................2-6
Figure 2-7 Search Results .........................................................................................................2-7
Figure 2-8 Input IP Address Screen ..........................................................................................2-7
Figure 2-9 Direct Terminal Update Results ...............................................................................2-8
Figure 2-10 Import File Screen ....................................................................................................2-8
Figure 2-11 Import Process .........................................................................................................2-9
Figure 2-12 Terminal Connection Screen ..................................................................................2-12
Figure 2-13 IP Phone Manager Commands Screen .................................................................2-13
Figure 2-14 Transmit IP Phone Screen .....................................................................................2-14
Figure 2-15 Command Drop Down List (SwitchPortCtrl) ...........................................................2-15
Figure 2-16 SwitchPortCtrl Screen ............................................................................................2-16
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Figure 2-17 Command Drop Down List (Reset) ........................................................................ 2-17
Figure 2-18 Terminal Reset Screen .......................................................................................... 2-17
Figure 2-19 Command Drop Down List (SecurityLock) ............................................................. 2-18
Figure 2-20 SecurityLock Feature Screen ................................................................................. 2-19
Figure 2-21 Command Drop Down List (DataReset) ................................................................. 2-20
Figure 2-22 Data Reset Screen ................................................................................................. 2-21
Figure 2-23 Command Drop Down List (Download) .................................................................. 2-22
Figure 2-24 Download Option Screen ....................................................................................... 2-22
Figure 2-25 DT Terminal Firmware ........................................................................................... 2-26
Figure 2-26 IP Phone Edit Screen ............................................................................................. 2-28
Figure 2-27 Download Process Screen ..................................................................................... 2-29
Figure 2-28 Download Process Completed ............................................................................... 2-30
Figure 2-29 Command Drop Down List (Backup&Restore) ....................................................... 2-31

Figure 2-30 Backup/Restore Screen ......................................................................................... 2-31
Figure 2-31 Backup Process Screen ......................................................................................... 2-33
Figure 2-32 Restore Process Screen ........................................................................................ 2-34

Figure 2-33 Backup Process Completed ................................................................................... 2-35
Figure 2-34 Restore Process Completed .................................................................................. 2-35
Figure 2-35 Command Drop Down List (Error_Log) .................................................................. 2-36

Figure 2-36 Error Log Screen .................................................................................................... 2-36
Figure 2-37 Error Log Process Screen ...................................................................................... 2-38
Figure 2-38 Error Log Complete ................................................................................................ 2-39
Figure 2-39 Configuration Application Screen ........................................................................... 2-40
Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab Option ........................................................................ 3-1
Figure 3-2 DT Archiver - Encrypt Password .............................................................................. 3-2
Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option .................................................................... 3-4
Figure 3-4 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password .............................................................................. 3-4
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Figure 3-5 DT Archiver - Encrypt Tab Option ............................................................................3-7
Figure 3-6 DT Archiver - Encrypt Password ..............................................................................3-7

Figure 3-7 DT Archiver - Decrypt Tab Option ............................................................................3-9
Figure 3-8 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password ..............................................................................3-9

Figure 4-1 Ring Tone Upload – Save to Local Directory ...........................................................4-3
Figure 4-2 Ring Tone Upload – Start TFTP/FTP on PC ............................................................4-4
Figure 4-3 Ring Tone Upload – Point TFTP/FTP to Ring Tone File ..........................................4-5
Figure 4-4 Ring Tone Upload – Web Programming ..................................................................4-6
Figure 4-5 Ring Tone Upload – Enter File Name ......................................................................4-7
Figure 4-6 Ring Tone Upload – Ring Tone Terminal Settings ...................................................4-8
Figure 4-7 Music on Hold – Save to Local Directory on PC ......................................................4-9
Figure 4-8 Music on Hold – Start TFTP/FTP on PC ................................................................4-10
Figure 4-9 Music on Hold – Point TFTP/FTP to Ring Tone File ..............................................4-10
Figure 4-10 Music on Hold – Enter File Name ..........................................................................4-11
Figure 4-11 Music on Hold – Download ....................................................................................4-12
Figure 4-12 Sound Recorder – Start Program ...........................................................................4-13
Figure 4-13 Sound Recorder – Sound Selection .......................................................................4-13

Figure 5-1 Main Screen Layout .................................................................................................5-2
Figure 5-2 Setup.bat Screen .....................................................................................................5-4
Figure 5-3 Select Language Screen ..........................................................................................5-4

Figure 5-4 Installation Screen ....................................................................................................5-5
Figure 5-5 Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Installation ..............................................................5-6
Figure 5-6 Visual C++ Runtime Library (x86) Installation ..........................................................5-6
Figure 5-7 Add/Remove Program Control Panel Window .........................................................5-7

Figure 5-8 Remove Program Screen .........................................................................................5-8
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Figure 5-9 Tool Manager Main Screen Description ................................................................... 5-9
Figure 5-10 Tool Manager – Backup Data Screen .................................................................... 5-11
Figure 5-11 Data Backup Destination ....................................................................................... 5-12
Figure 5-12 Backup Directory .................................................................................................... 5-12
Figure 5-13 Creating a New Directory Folder ............................................................................ 5-13
Figure 5-14 Backup Directory Path ........................................................................................... 5-13
Figure 5-15 Upload Selection Screen ....................................................................................... 5-14
Figure 5-16 Upload Progress Screen ........................................................................................ 5-14
Figure 5-17 Upload Successful ................................................................................................. 5-15
Figure 5-18 Error Notification Screen ........................................................................................ 5-15
Figure 5-19 Tool Manager – Restore Data Screen ................................................................... 5-16
Figure 5-20 Select Download File Screen ................................................................................. 5-17
Figure 5-21 Select Download File ............................................................................................. 5-17

Figure 5-22 Restore File Directory Path .................................................................................... 5-17
Figure 5-23 Download Selection Screen ................................................................................... 5-18
Figure 5-24 Download Progress Screen ................................................................................... 5-19

Figure 5-25 Download Complete (Restore) ............................................................................... 5-19
Figure 5-26 Error Notification Screen ........................................................................................ 5-20
Figure 5-27 Tool Manager – Hold Music Download Screen ...................................................... 5-21
Figure 5-28 Download Type – Hold Music ................................................................................ 5-22
Figure 5-29 File Selection ......................................................................................................... 5-22
Figure 5-30 Download Type – Hold Music ................................................................................ 5-23
Figure 5-31 Download Type – Hold Music (Optimization) ......................................................... 5-25
Figure 5-32 Download Type – Hold Music (After Optimization) ................................................ 5-26
Figure 5-33 Download Type – Hold Music (Verify Audio) .......................................................... 5-26
Figure 5-34 Download (PC -> Terminal) Button ........................................................................ 5-27

Figure 5-35 Download Selection Screen ................................................................................... 5-27
Figure 5-36 Download Progress Screen ................................................................................... 5-28
Figure 5-37 Download Complete (Hold Music) .......................................................................... 5-28
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Figure 5-38 Error Notification Screen ........................................................................................5-29
Figure 5-39 Tool Manager – Download Ringer Tone Screen ....................................................5-30

Figure 5-40 Download Type – Ringer Tone ..............................................................................5-31
Figure 5-41 Download Type – Hold Music (Optimization) .........................................................5-32
Figure 5-42 Tool Manager – Wallpaper Download Screen .......................................................5-33
Figure 5-43 Download Type – Wallpaper ..................................................................................5-34

Figure 5-44 Select File Type .....................................................................................................5-34
Figure 5-45 Download Type – Wallpaper ..................................................................................5-35
Figure 5-46 Download Type – Wallpaper (Optimization) ...........................................................5-38
Figure 5-47 Download Type – Wallpaper (After Optimization) ..................................................5-39
Figure 5-48 Optimized/Transmittance Example ........................................................................5-39
Figure 5-49 Download Type – Wallpaper (Download PC->Terminal) .......................................5-40

Figure 5-50 Download Selection Screen ...................................................................................5-41
Figure 5-51 Download Progress Screen ...................................................................................5-42
Figure 5-52 Download Completed (Wallpaper) .........................................................................5-42

Figure 5-53 Error Notification Screen ........................................................................................5-43

Figure 6-1 Font Colors ...............................................................................................................6-2
Figure 6-2 Inverted Colors .........................................................................................................6-3
Figure 6-3 Font Color Preview ...................................................................................................6-3
Figure 6-4 Wallpaper Download (DT750) ..................................................................................6-7
Figure 6-5 XML Application Pop-Up (DT750) ............................................................................6-9
Figure 6-6 File Directory Path ..................................................................................................6-12
Figure 6-7 XML Sample Screen ..............................................................................................6-22
Figure 6-8 Portal Icon – Example (DT800 Gray LCD) .............................................................6-23
Figure 6-9 Portal Icon – Example (DT800 Color LCD) ............................................................6-23
Figure 6-10 Desktop Screen (DT750) .......................................................................................6-24
Figure 6-11 DESI-less Screen (DT750) .....................................................................................6-24
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Figure 6-12 Menu Screen – Example (DT800 Grey LCD) ......................................................... 6-25
Figure 6-13 Menu Screen – Example (DT800 Color LCD) ........................................................ 6-25
Figure 6-14 Desktop Screen .....................................................................................................6-27
Figure 6-15 DESI-less Screen ...................................................................................................6-28
Figure 6-16 Menu Screen .......................................................................................................... 6-28
Figure 6-17 Cursor Direction Icon ............................................................................................. 6-29
Figure 6-18 Tool Select Screen .................................................................................................6-30
Figure 6-19 Service Select Screen ............................................................................................ 6-31
Figure 6-20 XML Sample Screen .............................................................................................. 6-31
Figure 6-21 XML Application Startup ........................................................................................ 6-32
Figure 6-22 XML Sample Screen .............................................................................................. 6-32
Figure 6-23 Service Icon Selection Example (DT800 Color LCD) ............................................. 6-33
Figure 6-24 Home URL – Registered ........................................................................................ 6-33

Figure 6-25 Desktop Screen – Hotel ......................................................................................... 6-34
Figure 6-26 Desktop Screen – Maximum Icons Displayed ........................................................ 6-34
Figure 6-27 Desktop Screen – History ...................................................................................... 6-35

Figure 6-28 Home URL – Not Registered ................................................................................. 6-35
Figure 6-29 Desktop Screen – Select History Icon .................................................................... 6-36
Figure 6-30 Desktop Screen – History ...................................................................................... 6-36

Figure 6-31 Sample Error Screen ............................................................................................. 6-37
Figure 6-32 Close XML Application ........................................................................................... 6-37
Figure 6-33 New XML Application Added ................................................................................. 6-38
Figure 6-34 Updated Icon Screen ............................................................................................. 6-38
Figure 6-35 Reduced Pop-Up Window ...................................................................................... 6-40
Figure 6-36 Full-Sized Pop-Up Window .................................................................................... 6-41
Figure 6-37 Telephone Service Window ................................................................................... 6-42

Figure 6-38 802.1X Authentication Example ............................................................................. 6-44
Figure 6-39 Enabling Port Security ........................................................................................... 6-45
Figure 6-40 Enabling EAPoL for Outgoing PC Port Packets ..................................................... 6-45
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Figure 6-41 802.1x Supplicant Enable ......................................................................................6-46
Figure 6-42 Setting EAP Method ...............................................................................................6-46

Figure 6-43 Entering 802.1x Supplicant Server Account Name ................................................6-47
Figure 6-44 Entering 802.1x Supplicant Server Password ........................................................6-47
Figure 6-45 Setting EAPoL VLAN Mode ...................................................................................6-48
Figure 6-46 Setting PKCS#12 Password ..................................................................................6-48

Figure 6-47 Selecting the Certificate .........................................................................................6-49
Figure 6-48 Deleting a Client Certificate ....................................................................................6-49
Figure 6-49 Deleting the Root Certificate ..................................................................................6-50
Figure 6-50 Deleting Expired Certificates ..................................................................................6-50
Figure 6-51 Deleting All Certificates ..........................................................................................6-51
Figure 6-52 Auto Delete Certificates .........................................................................................6-52

Figure 6-53 Certificate Expiration Warning Period ....................................................................6-53
Figure 6-54 Validity Date and Time Setting ...............................................................................6-54
Figure 6-55 Validity Date and Time Setting (continued) ............................................................6-55

Figure 6-56 Validity Date and Time Setting (continued) ............................................................6-56
Figure 6-57 Downloading the Client Certificate .........................................................................6-57
Figure 6-58 Downloading the Root Certificate ...........................................................................6-58
Figure 6-59 DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG) Configuration – Service Icon USB

Access Example.................................................................................................... 6-59
Figure 6-60 DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG) Configuration – Screensaver USB Access

Example ................................................................................................................ 6-60
Figure 6-61 DT730G(DG) or DT830/DT830G(DG) or DT820 – Backlight .................................6-60

Figure 7-1 VPN Gateway Operation ..........................................................................................7-1
Figure 7-2 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv1) .........................................................................7-22
Figure 7-3 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2) .........................................................................7-26
Figure 7-4 RSA Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2) ........................................................................7-29
Figure 7-5 Use of the IP Phone Manager ................................................................................7-34
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Figure 7-6 Font Colors ............................................................................................................ 7-35
Chapter 8 HTTPS
Figure 8-1 HTTPS Configuration Example ................................................................................ 8-1
Figure 8-2 Turn Windows Features On/Off ............................................................................... 8-2
Figure 8-3 Turn On Windows Features ..................................................................................... 8-3
Figure 8-4 Program Features Installation .................................................................................. 8-4
Figure 8-5 Open IIS Manager ....................................................................................................8-5
Figure 8-6 Configure Authentication Settings ............................................................................ 8-5
Figure 8-7 Change Authentication Settings ............................................................................... 8-6

Figure 8-8 Enable Basic Authentication/Disable Anonymous Authentication ............................ 8-7
Figure 8-9 Select Administrative Tools ...................................................................................... 8-7
Figure 8-10 Select Computer Management ................................................................................ 8-8
Figure 8-11 Select New User Option ........................................................................................... 8-8
Figure 8-12 Create New User ..................................................................................................... 8-9
Figure 8-13 Set User Properties ................................................................................................. 8-9

Figure 8-14 Verify Users Setting ...............................................................................................8-10
Figure 8-15 Select WebDAV Authoring Rules ........................................................................... 8-10
Figure 8-16 Add Authoring Rule ................................................................................................ 8-11

Figure 8-17 Configure Authoring Rule ....................................................................................... 8-12
Figure 8-18 Verify Authoring Rule Setting ................................................................................. 8-12
Figure 8-19 Enable WebDAV .................................................................................................... 8-13
Figure 8-20 Select Server Certificate Option ............................................................................. 8-13
Figure 8-21 Import Certificate .................................................................................................... 8-14
Figure 8-22 Select Server Certificate File .................................................................................. 8-14
Figure 8-23 Verify Server Certificate Imported .......................................................................... 8-15
Figure 8-24 Open Registry Editor .............................................................................................. 8-15
Figure 8-25 Add TLS 1.2, Client and Server Keys .................................................................... 8-16
Figure 8-26 Add DWORD Value ............................................................................................... 8-17
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Figure 8-27 Select Bindings ......................................................................................................8-17
Figure 8-28 Add Bindings ..........................................................................................................8-18

Figure 8-29 Select HTTPS and Import Certificate .....................................................................8-18
Figure 8-30 Missing Intermediate Certificates ...........................................................................8-19
Figure 8-31 Verify HTTPS Added ..............................................................................................8-19
Figure 8-32 Open Windows Firewall .........................................................................................8-20

Figure 8-33 Select Secure World Wide Web Services (HTTPS) ...............................................8-21
Figure 8-34 Download Failed/Upload Failed Error Messages ...................................................8-24
Figure 8-35 Download Failed/Upload Failed - Cipher Suite Not Matched Error Messages...... 8-25
Figure 8-36 Download Failed/Upload Failed - CA Not Authorized Error Messages ................. 8-26
Figure 8-37 Download Failed/Upload Failed - CA Files Not Found Error Messages ............... 8-27

Figure 9-1 The DT820 Terminal (6-Button) ...............................................................................9-2
Figure 9-2 The DT820 Terminal (8-Button) ...............................................................................9-2

Figure 9-3 Enabling the EHS Headset (SV9100) ......................................................................9-4
Figure 9-4 Setting the Server IP Address ..................................................................................9-6
Figure 9-5 Setting the Server Port Number ...............................................................................9-6
Figure 9-6 Setting the Gigabit Ethernet Request .......................................................................9-7
Figure 9-7 Setting the Line Key Expansion ...............................................................................9-7
Figure 9-8 Enabling the EHS Headset (SV9300) ......................................................................9-9
Figure 9-9 Setting the License Server IP Address ..................................................................9-10
Figure 9-10 Setting the License Server Port Number ................................................................9-11
Figure 9-11 Setting the Gigabit Ethernet Request .....................................................................9-11
Figure 9-12 Setting the Line Key Expansion .............................................................................9-12

Figure 10-1 ITZ-8LD/ITZ-8LDG Terminals ................................................................................10-2
Figure 10-3 ITZ-12CG/ITZ-12DG Terminals .............................................................................10-3
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Figure 10-2 ITZ-12D/ITZ-24D Terminals ................................................................................... 10-3

Figure A-1 Installer Language Screen ...................................................................................... A-3
Figure A-2 Setup Wizard Screen .............................................................................................. A-4
Figure A-3 License Agreement Screen ..................................................................................... A-4
Figure A-4 Choose Components Screen .................................................................................. A-5
Figure A-5 Choose Install Location Screen .............................................................................. A-5
Figure A-6 Installation Complete Screen .................................................................................. A-6
Figure A-7 Completing the Setup Wizard Screen ..................................................................... A-6

Figure A-8 PCTool Uninstall Screen ......................................................................................... A-8
Figure A-9 Uninstallation Complete Screen .............................................................................. A-8
Figure A-10 PCTool Uninstall Screen ......................................................................................... A-9
Figure A-11 Uninstall Previous Screen ....................................................................................... A-9
Figure A-12 Login Screen ......................................................................................................... A-10
Figure A-13 Start FTP Server Screen ....................................................................................... A-10

Figure A-14 Constructor Menu Screen ..................................................................................... A-11
Figure A-15 Administrator Menu Screen .................................................................................. A-12
Figure A-16 User Menu Screen ................................................................................................ A-13

Figure A-17 Exit Screen ............................................................................................................ A-13
Figure A-18 Exit FTP Server Screen ........................................................................................ A-14
Figure A-19 Change Password Screen .................................................................................... A-14
Figure A-20 Phone Manager Version Screen ........................................................................... A-15
Figure A-21 Easy Setup Screen (DHCP Example) ................................................................... A-16
Figure A-22 Easy Setup Screen (Fixed IP Example) ................................................................ A-17
Figure A-23 Easy Setup Screen (Start New Values) ................................................................ A-18
Figure A-24 Easy Setup Screen (Upload Setup to MH240) ...................................................... A-19
Figure A-25 Easy Setup Screen (Successful Setup) ................................................................ A-20
Figure A-26 Easy Setup Screen (View Report Example) ......................................................... A-21
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Figure A-27 Source Terminal Setting Copy Screen .................................................................. A-22
Figure A-28 Destination Terminal Setting Copy Screen ........................................................... A-22

Figure A-29 Destination Terminal Password Screen ................................................................ A-23
Figure A-30 Successful Data Transfer Screen ......................................................................... A-23
Figure A-31 Example of Data Check Screen ............................................................................ A-24
Figure A-32 Select Communication Type (IP) Screen .............................................................. A-25

Figure A-33 Specify Firmware Screen ...................................................................................... A-26
Figure A-34 Select Terminals Screen ....................................................................................... A-27
Figure A-35 Start Upload Screen .............................................................................................. A-28
Figure A-36 Firmware Upload List Screen ................................................................................ A-29
Figure A-37 Select Communication Type (USB) Screen .......................................................... A-30
Figure A-38 Specify Firmware Screen ...................................................................................... A-31

Figure A-39 Connect USB Cable Screen .................................................................................. A-32
Figure A-40 Successful Upload Screen .................................................................................... A-33
Figure A-41 Select Communication Type (IP) Screen .............................................................. A-35

Figure A-42 Specify Directory Screen ....................................................................................... A-36
Figure A-43 Target Items Screen .............................................................................................. A-37
Figure A-44 Select Terminals Screen ....................................................................................... A-38
Figure A-45 Start Uploading or Downloading Screen ............................................................... A-39
Figure A-46 Input Terminal Password Screen .......................................................................... A-40

Figure A-48 Start Uploading or Downloading Screen ............................................................... A-42
Figure A-49 Successful Download Screen ............................................................................... A-43
Figure A-50 Select Communication Type (USB) Screen .......................................................... A-44
Figure A-51 Specify Directory Screen ....................................................................................... A-45
Figure A-52 Target Items Screen .............................................................................................. A-46
Figure A-53 USB Connection Screen ....................................................................................... A-47
Figure A-54 Input Terminal Password Screen .......................................................................... A-48
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Figure A-57 Successful Download Screen ............................................................................... A-51
Figure A-58 Directory Setting Screen ....................................................................................... A-52
Figure A-59 Directory Edit Screen ............................................................................................ A-53
Figure A-60 Directory Group Data Screen ................................................................................ A-54
Figure A-61 Directory Group Edit Screen ................................................................................. A-55
Figure A-62 Directory Setting Screen (Read) ........................................................................... A-56
Figure A-63 Select Communication Type (IP) .......................................................................... A-57
Figure A-64 Select MH240 Terminal ........................................................................................ A-58
Figure A-65 Finish Directory Setting (Read) ............................................................................. A-59
Figure A-66 Directory Setting Screen (Transfer) ...................................................................... A-60
Figure A-68 Select MH240 Terminal ........................................................................................ A-62

Figure A-69 Enter MH240 Password ........................................................................................ A-63
Figure A-70 Finish Directory Setting (Transfer) ........................................................................ A-64
Figure A-71 Directory Setting Screen (Read) ........................................................................... A-65

Figure A-72 Select Communication Type (USB) ...................................................................... A-66
Figure A-74 Finish Directory Setting (Read) ............................................................................. A-68

Figure A-75 Directory Setting Screen (Transfer) ...................................................................... A-69
Figure A-78 Enter MH240 Password ........................................................................................ A-72
Figure A-79 Finish Directory Setting (Transfer) ........................................................................ A-73
Figure A-80 Incoming Call Setting Screen ................................................................................ A-76
Figure A-81 Talk Setting Screen ............................................................................................... A-77

Figure A-82 Display Setting Screen .......................................................................................... A-78
Figure A-83 Key Setting Screen ............................................................................................... A-79
Figure A-84 Other Setting Screen ............................................................................................ A-80
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Figure A-85 Favorites Screen ................................................................................................... A-81
Figure A-86 Administrator Setting Screen ................................................................................ A-82

Figure A-88 Select MH240 Terminal ......................................................................................... A-84
Figure A-89 Finish User Setting (Read) .................................................................................... A-84

Figure A-92 Finish User Setting (Transfer) ............................................................................... A-86
Figure A-95 Finish User Setting (Read) .................................................................................... A-88

Figure A-98 Finish User Setting (Transfer) ............................................................................... A-89
Figure A-99 Connection Target Setting Tab ............................................................................. A-91

Figure A-100 Normal Setting Tab ............................................................................................... A-93
Figure A-101 Administrator Setting Tab ...................................................................................... A-94
Figure A-102 SIP Setting Tab ..................................................................................................... A-95
Figure A-105 Successful Read (Transferring) Screen ................................................................ A-97

Figure A-108 Successful Read (Transferring) Screen .............................................................. A-100
Figure A-109 Select Communication Type (USB) .................................................................... A-101
Figure A-110 USB Connection Screen ..................................................................................... A-101
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Figure A-116 Input Constructor Password Screen ................................................................... A-106
Figure A-117 Successful Read (Master Password) Screen ...................................................... A-107
Figure A-118 Terminal Initialization Selection Screen .............................................................. A-109
Figure A-119 Select Communication Type (IP) ........................................................................ A-110
Figure A-120 Select MH240 Terminal ...................................................................................... A-111
Figure A-121 Input Terminal Password Screen ........................................................................ A-111
Figure A-122 Initialization Successful Screen .......................................................................... A-112
Figure A-123 Finish Initialization Screen .................................................................................. A-112
Figure A-126 Input Terminal User Password Screen ............................................................... A-114

Figure A-127 Initialization Successful Screen .......................................................................... A-114
Figure A-128 Finish Initialization Screen .................................................................................. A-115
Figure A-129 USB Connection Check ...................................................................................... A-116

Figure A-130 Input MH240 Terminal Password ........................................................................ A-117
Figure A-132 Certificate Convert Tool ...................................................................................... A-119

Figure A-133 Certificate Convert Tool Password ...................................................................... A-119
Figure A-134 Successful Convert Screen ................................................................................. A-119
Figure A-135 Exit Certificate Convert Tool ............................................................................... A-120
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Table 1-1 DHCP Standard Options ........................................................................................... 1-2
Table 1-2 DHCP Vendor Class Options .................................................................................... 1-4

Table 2-1 Terminal Data .......................................................................................................... 2-10
Table 2-2 Firmware Type Data ................................................................................................ 2-24
Table 2-3 File Type Data ......................................................................................................... 2-25
Table 2-4 Display Messages ................................................................................................... 2-41
Table 2-5 Display Screens ...................................................................................................... 2-43
Table 3-1 File Naming Conventions for Target Files ............................................................... 3-11
Table 3-2 Backup Target Files ................................................................................................ 3-12
Table 3-3 Download Files ........................................................................................................ 3-13

Table 4-1 Ring Tone Format Specifications .............................................................................. 4-1
Table 4-2 Supported Formats .................................................................................................... 4-2

Table 5-1 Main Screen Description ........................................................................................... 5-9
Table 5-2 Terminal Data .......................................................................................................... 5-10
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Table 5-3 Upload Selection Screen Description ...................................................................... 5-14
Table 5-4 Download Selection Screen Description ................................................................. 5-18
Table 5-5 Property Field Data ................................................................................................. 5-23

Table 5-7 File Formats ............................................................................................................ 5-36
Table 5-9 Supported Wallpaper File Formats ......................................................................... 5-43

Table 6-1 IP Enhanced and IP-CTS Terminals ......................................................................... 6-5
Table 6-2 IP Value Terminals .................................................................................................... 6-6
Table 6-3 24-bit Color Reduced ................................................................................................ 6-7
Table 6-4 DT700/DT800 Encryption ........................................................................................ 6-15
Table 6-5 32VoIP Daughter Board .......................................................................................... 6-17
Table 6-6 64VoIP Daughter Board .......................................................................................... 6-17
Table 6-7 128VoIP Daughter Board ........................................................................................ 6-18
Table 6-8 Encryption Matrix .................................................................................................... 6-19
Table 6-9 Service Icon – DESI-less ........................................................................................ 6-24

Table 6-10 Menu Screen Icons Defined .................................................................................... 6-26
Table 6-11 Service Icon – DESI-less and XML Application ...................................................... 6-27
Table 6-12 Service Icon – DESI-less ........................................................................................ 6-29
Table 6-13 How to Display a Pop-Up Window .......................................................................... 6-39
Table 6-14 How to Reduce a Pop-Up Window .......................................................................... 6-40
Table 6-15 Full Sized Pop-Up Window ..................................................................................... 6-41
Table 6-16 Pop-Up Windows .................................................................................................... 6-42

Table 6-17 Supported Authentication ........................................................................................ 6-44
Table 6-18 EAP Data Table ...................................................................................................... 6-44
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Table 7-1 DHCP Remote Server Settings ................................................................................. 7-6
Table 7-2 IP Address of a Terminal at Remote Site .................................................................. 7-7
Table 7-3 PSK Authentication Mode ......................................................................................... 7-8

Table 7-4 RSA Authentication Mode ....................................................................................... 7-10
Table 7-5 Required Certificates ............................................................................................... 7-12
Table 7-6 Download a Certificate ............................................................................................ 7-15
Chapter 8 HTTPS
Table 8-1 Account Setting Patterns ......................................................................................... 8-23
Table 8-2 Download/Upload Failed Causes/Solutions ............................................................ 8-24
Table 8-3 Download/Upload Failed - Cipher Suite Not Match Causes/Solutions .................... 8-25
Table 8-4 Cipher Suites Algorithm ........................................................................................... 8-25
Table 8-5 Download/Upload Failed - CA Not Authorized Causes/Solutions ........................... 8-26
Table 8-6 Download/Upload Failed - CA Files Not Found Causes/Solutions .......................... 8-27

Table 9-1 DT820 Specifications ................................................................................................ 9-1
Table 9-2 EHS Headset Compatibility (SV9100) ....................................................................... 9-5
Table 9-3 EHS Headset Compatibility (SV9300) ..................................................................... 9-10

Table 10-1 DT830/DT830G Models .......................................................................................... 10-1

Table A-1 Easy Setup Screen (Successful Setup) ..................................................................A-20
Table A-2 Select Terminals Screen .........................................................................................A-27
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Table A-3 Start Upload Screen ................................................................................................A-28
Table A-4 Successful Upload Screen ......................................................................................A-33
Table A-5 Select Terminals Screen .........................................................................................A-38
Table A-6 Successful Upload Screen ......................................................................................A-41

Table A-7 Download Successful Screen .................................................................................A-43
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Terminal AutoConfig Setup 1
SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION
This chapter describes the operation of the Auto Configuration File
Terminal AutoConfig Setup

Application for DT700/DT800 series terminals. To access these screens,
click the Auto Config button from the IP Phone Manager main screen.
Refer to Figure 1-1 Network Operation and Topology and the steps that
follow to describe the process that the DT700/DT800 terminals use to
automatically configure itself using common network devices (Plug and
Play).
Figure 1-1 Network Operation and Topology
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1. Use the Auto Configuration Application to create a terminal configuration file

with corresponding network and telephony data parameters that are needed to
connect the DT700/DT800 IP Terminal to the Telephony Switch. This created
Auto Configuration file needs to be loaded onto a network accessible PC/Server
with a FTP or HTTPS server running.
2. Plug the DT700/DT800 Series Terminal into the local network (Factory Value
Settings).
3. Local DHCP server provides Vendor Specific Options for the DT700/DT800 IP
terminal.
4. The DT700/DT800 IP Terminal uses the DHCP Vendor Specific Options to

communicate with the local FTP Server.
5. The DT700/DT800 terminal downloads the created AutoConfig file from the FTP
Server.
6. The DT700/DT800 terminal initializes with its new downloaded configuration

settings, and connects to the Telephony Switch.
SECTION 2 DHCP STANDARD AND VENDOR CLASS SCOPE OPTIONS
The following tables provide the DHCP Standard and Vendor Class Scope options.
Table 1-1 DHCP Standard Options
Scope
Option Name Length Data Type Notes
Options
1 Subnet Mask 4 byte IP Address
Router
3 (Default 4 byte IP Address
Gateway)
6 DNS Server 4 byte IP Address
20 Character settings is
15 Domain Name 1-20 byte String
possible
Vendor Code is NECDT700.
Vendor
43 1-255 byte Binary
Information Refer to DHCP Vendor
Class Option table.
One byte of the header is
Domain Name the identification data (0:
120 SIP Server 2-21 byte Binary Domain 1: address). The
Address: 5 byte domain name can be up to
20 characters.
1-2 Terminal AutoConfig Setup

Table 1-1 DHCP Standard Options (Continued)
Scope
Options
Example for Domain and Address setting:
Option 120 address mode 172.16.0.10
Option 120 Domain Mode: sp1.kaihatu.com
VLAN ID that DT8xx

terminal will connect.
Decimal, Hexadecimal and

Octal is available. Must
input VLANID=prior to
numeric variable and
semicolon (;) after numeric.
128 VLAN ID 1-4 byte String Example: ID is 100

Decimal: VLANID=l00;
Hexadecimal:
VLANID=0x64;
Octal: VLANID=0144;
Note that 43-128 is also

usable and it is higher
priority than standard
option128.
Location Location Diversity Server
Diversity Address
162 4 byte IP Address
Server
Address

Table 1-2 DHCP Vendor Class Options
Scope
Options
One byte of the header is
the identification data (0:
Domain 1: address). The
Domain Name domain name can be up to
120 SIP Server 2-21 byte Binary 20 characters.
Address: 5 byte
Note that 43-120 higher
option120.
Example for Domain and Address setting:
Option 120 address mode 172.16.0.10
Option 120 Domain Mode: sp1.kaihatu.com
VLAN ID that DT8xx

terminal will connect.
Decimal, Hexadecimal and

Octal is available. Must
input VLANID=prior to
numeric variable and
semicolon (;) after numeric.
128 VLAN ID 1-4 byte String
Example: ID is 100
Decimal: VLANID=l00;
Hexadecimal:
VLANID=0x64;
Octal: VLANID=0144;
Note that 43-128 higher

option128.
File Server File server that Auto config
Address (IP) file is stored.
File Server File server that Auto config
142 1-128 byte String
Address (URI) file is stored.

Table 1-2 DHCP Vendor Class Options (Continued)
Scope
Options
Auto Config For DT710/DT730/DT750
File Name
Auto Config For DT730G
File Name
Auto Config For DT800
File Name
Location Diversity Server
Location Address
Diversity
Server Note that 43-162 higher
Address priority than standard
option162.
Download 0x1: FTP
163 1 byte Byte
Protocol 0x2: HTTPS
Port assignment for the SV
SIP Server
168 2 byte Word server that the terminal will
Port
connect to.
License For DT820
171 Server 4 byte IP Address
Address
License For DT820
172 2 byte Word
Server Port 1024-65535
Note: The order of priority.

 VendorClass Option 162 > Vendor Class Option 120 > Standard Option 162 >
Standard Option 120
 Vendor Class Option 128 > Standard Option 128

SECTION 3 DHCP SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
1. Right click on the server to be used and select Define Vendor Classes.
Figure 1-2 Selecting Server

2. Click Add to assign another vendor class.
Figure 1-3 Defining Vendor Class
3. Enter AutoConfiguration in Description field then NECDT700 in the Display

name field and under the ASCII setting.
Figure 1-4 Enter Name
4. Select OK to save the settings.

5. Select Close to exit Vendor Name Setup.
6. Right click on the Server used and select Set Predefined Opinions.
Figure 1-5 Select Server

7. In Option Class, select NECDT700.
Figure 1-6 Select Option Class
8. Under Option Class select NECDT700 then click Add to assign additional
DHCP Options 141, 151, 152, 153 and 163.
Figure 1-7 Add NEC Option Codes

9. Auto Configuration requires three separate, unique NEC option codes to be set:
 141 FTP Server – Network Server that the Auto Configuration file will be
saved.
Enter an option code name (FTP Address) in the Name field. Set the Data
Type field to IP Address, enter the IP Address of the FTP server PC and
enter 141 in the Code field. Select OK to save the settings.
Figure 1-8 141 FTP Server Settings
 151 Auto Config File Name DT700 (except DT730G/DT770G) – Saved

name of the Auto Configuration file. Select Add to enter the next NEC option
code.
Enter an option code name (DG/CG Auto Config File Name) in the Name
field. Set the Data type field to String, and enter 151 in the Code field.
Select OK to save the settings.
Figure 1-9 151 File Name Settings
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 152 Auto Config File Name DT730G/DT770G – Saved name of the Auto
Configuration file. Select Add to enter the next NEC option code.
Enter an option code name (DG/CG Auto Config File Name) in the Name
Figure 1-10 152 File Name Settings (DT730G/DT770G)
 153 Auto Config File Name (DT800) – Saved name of the Auto
Configuration file. Select Add to enter the next NEC option code. Enter an
option code name (DG/CG Auto Config File Name) in the Name field. Set
the Data type field to String, and enter 153 in the Code field. Select OK to
save the settings.
Figure 1-11 153 File Name Settings (DT800)
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 163 Protocol – This transmission uses (FTP) / (HTTPS).

Select Add to enter the 3rd NEC option code. Enter an option code name
(Protocol) in the Name field. Set the Data type field to Byte, and enter 163 in
the Code field. Select OK to save the settings.
Figure 1-12 163 Protocol Settings
10. For Option 163, enter 0x1 (FTP) or 0x2 (HTTPS) in the Value field and click OK.
Figure 1-13 Add Value

11. Right click on the server used and select New Scope.
Figure 1-14 Select New Scope
12. Click Next to begin New Scope Wizard.
Figure 1-15 New Scope Wizard – Welcome
13. Enter NECDT700 in the Name field. Enter DT700 DHCP Server in the
Description field and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-16 New Scope Wizard – Scope Name
14. In the DHCP pool enter the first IP address in the Start IP address field and the
last IP address in the End IP address field. Enter the subnet mask in the
Subnet mask field and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-17 New Scope Wizard – IP Address Range

15. Enter IP addresses to be excluded from the DHCP pool. Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-18 New Scope Wizard – Add Exclusions
16. Enter DHCP IP address lease duration and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-19 New Scope Wizard – Lease Duration
17. Select Yes to configure additional DHCP options. Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-20 New Scope Wizard – Configure DHCP Options
18. Enter default gateway IP address and click Add. Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-21 New Scope Wizard – Router (Default Gateway)

19. Enter DNS IP addresses and click Add (Optional). Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-22 New Scope Wizard – Domain Name and DNS Server
20. WINS Servers are not supported with DT700/DT800 terminals. Click Next to
continue.
Figure 1-23 New Scope Wizard – WINS Servers
21. Select Yes to activate NECDT700/DT800 Scope and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-24 New Scope Wizard – Activate Scope
22. Click Finish to continue DHCP server setup.
Figure 1-25 New Scope Wizard – Complete Wizard

23. Right click Scope Options and select Configure Options to configure each
defined NEC option codes.
Figure 1-26 Scope Options
24. Select the Advanced tab and use the drop down window to select the
NECDT700 vendor class.
Figure 1-27 Scope Options – Advanced
25. Check options 141, 151, 152, 153 and 163:

 141 – Enter the IP Address of the FTP server and click Apply.
Figure 1-28 Scope Advanced Tab – FTP IP Address

 151 – Enter the File Name of the saved Auto Configuration file and click
Apply.
Figure 1-29 Scope Advanced Tab – File Name 151
 152 – Enter the File Name of the saved DG/CG Auto Configuration file and
click Apply.
Figure 1-30 Scope Advanced Tab – File Name 152
 153 – Enter the File Name of the saved DT800 Auto Configuration file and
click Apply.
Figure 1-31 DT800 Auto Config File Name
 163 – Select 163 and click OK.
Figure 1-32 Scope Advanced Tab – FTP/HTTPS Byte Data

26. The created Vendor Options should now be offered to the DT700 IP Terminals
when connected to the Local Network.
Figure 1-33 Vendor Options Available to DT700 IP Terminals
SECTION 4 TERMINAL WITH BACKUP IP ADDRESS
This section describes the operation of the DT700/DT800 series terminals with
backup IP address. During a network failure DT700/DT800 series terminals can
connect to backup SIP servers. When the DT700/DT800 terminal loses connection to
the DHCP server, the last IP address assigned will be used until the DHCP server is
back on-line. Backup IP address must retrieve SIP server IP addresses and SIP
server port numbers from a DHCP server. A maximum of four SIP servers can be
assigned.
Refer to Figure 1-34 IP Network Operation and Topology and the steps that follow to
describe the process that the DT700/DT800 terminal uses.
Figure 1-34 IP Network Operation and Topology
1. Use the Auto Configuration Application to create a terminal configuration file

with additional network settings. Do not assign SIP server IP addresses or SIP
server ports in Auto Config file. SIP server IP address and port numbers will be
assigned by a DHCP server. This created Auto Configuration file needs to be
loaded onto a network accessible PC/Server with a FTP server running.
2. Plug the DT700/DT800 Series Terminal into the local network (Factory Value
Settings).
3. To enable DT700/DT800 Backup IP:

 Press Menu -> Access the Maintenance/Configuration mode and enter
the Username and Password for the ADMIN mode (by default, User Name:
ADMIN, Password: 6633222).

 Select Network Settings -> Advance Settings -> Alternate IP Settings ->
Alternate IP Address Mode. Select Backup IP address.
 Exit and Save terminal settings.
4. Local DHCP server provides Vendor Specific Options for the DT700/DT800 IP
terminal.
5. The DT700/DT800 IP Terminal uses the DHCP Vendor Specific Options to

communicate with the local FTP Server.
6. The DT700/DT800 terminal downloads the created AutoConfig file from the FTP
Server.
7. The DT700/DT800 terminal initializes with its new downloaded configuration

settings, and connects to the Telephony Switch.
SECTION 5 DHCP SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
1. Right click on the server to be used and select Define Vendor Classes.
Figure 1-35 Selecting Server
2. Click Add to assign another vendor class.
Figure 1-36 Defining Vendor Class
3. Enter AutoConfiguration in Description field then NECDT700 in the Display

name field and under the ASCII setting.
Figure 1-37 Enter Name
4. Select OK to save the settings.
5. Select Close to exit Vendor Name Setup.

6. Right click on the Server used and select Set Predefined Opinions.
Figure 1-38 Select Server
7. Click Add, assign DHCP option 120 SIP Server IP Address.
Figure 1-39 Predefined Options and Values
8. Enter an option code name (SIP Server Address) in the Name field. Select
Binary for the data type. Enter 120 in the Code field and click OK.
9. In Option class select NECDT700.
Figure 1-41 Select Option Class

10. Under Option class select NECDT700 then click Add to assign additional DHCP
Options 141, 151, 152, 153, 163 and 168.
Figure 1-42 Add NEC Option Codes
11. Auto Configuration requires three separate, unique NEC option codes to be set:
 141 FTP Server – Network Server that the Auto Configuration file will be
saved.
Enter an option code name (FTP Address) in the Name field. Set the Data
type field to IP Address, enter the IP Address of the FTP server PC and
enter 141 in the Code field. Select OK to save the settings.
Figure 1-43 141 FTP Server Settings
 151 Auto Config File Name (ITL-2E, ITL-6DE, ITL-8LD, ITL-12, ITL-24,
ITL32D and ITL32OC) – Saved name of the Auto Configuration file. Select
Add to enter the next NEC option code.
Enter an option code name (DG/CG AutoConfig File Name) in the Name
Figure 1-44 151 File Name Settings
 152 Auto Config File Name (ITL-12DG, ITL-12CG) – Saved name of the
Auto Configuration file. Select Add to enter the next NEC option code.
Enter an option code name (DG/CG AutoConfig File Name) in the Name

 153 Auto Config File Name (DT800) – Saved name of the Auto
Configuration file. Select Add to enter the next NEC option code. Enter an
option code name (DT800 AutoConfig File Name) in the Name field. Set the
Data type field to String, and enter 153 in the Code field. Select OK to save
the settings.
 168 SIP Server Port – SIP port used for signaling. Select Add to enter the
next NEC option code.
Enter an option code name (SIP Server Port) in the Name field. Set the Data
type field to Binary and enter 168 in the Code field. Select OK to save the
settings.
 163 Protocol – This transmission is used (FTP).

Select Add to enter the 3rd NEC option code. Enter an option code name
(Protocol) in the Name field. Set the Data type field to Byte, and enter 163 in
the Code Field. Select OK to save the settings.
12. For Option 163, enter 0x1 in the Value field and click OK.
Figure 1-49 Add Value 0x1

13. Right click on the server used and select New Scope.
Figure 1-50 Select New Scope
14. Click Next to begin New Scope Wizard.
Figure 1-51 New Scope Wizard – Welcome
15. Enter NECDT700 in the Name field. Enter DT700 DHCP Server in the
Description field and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-52 New Scope Wizard – Scope Name
16. In the DHCP pool enter the first IP address in the Start IP address field and the
last IP address in the End IP address field. Enter the subnet mask in the
Subnet mask field and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-53 New Scope Wizard – IP Address Range

17. Enter IP addresses to be excluded from the DHCP pool. Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-54 New Scope Wizard – Add Exclusions
18. Enter DHCP IP address lease duration and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-55 New Scope Wizard – Lease Duration
19. Select Yes to configure additional DHCP options. Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-56 New Scope Wizard – Configure DHCP Options
20. Enter default gateway IP address and click Add. Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-57 New Scope Wizard – Router (Default Gateway)

21. Enter DNS IP addresses and click Add (Optional). Click Next to continue.
Figure 1-58 New Scope Wizard – Domain Name and DNS Server
22. WINS Servers are not supported with DT700/DT800 terminals. Click Next to
continue.
Figure 1-59 New Scope Wizard – WINS Servers
23. Select Yes to activate NECDT700/DT800 Scope and click Next to continue.
Figure 1-60 New Scope Wizard – Activate Scope
24. Click Finish to continue DHCP server setup.
Figure 1-61 New Scope Wizard – Complete Wizard

25. Right click Scope Options and select Configure Options to configure each
defined NEC option codes.
Figure 1-62 Scope Options
26. Scroll down and select option 120 SIP Server Address. In the Data Entry field
under Binary input 01 then the IP addresses of up to four different servers. The
IP addresses must be entered in Binary Code. Click on Apply to continue.
Example of IP address setting: 192.168.70.10 (192=C0, 168=A8, 70=46,
10=0A).
Figure 1-63 Scope Options – General Tab
27. Select the Advanced tab and use the drop down window to select the
NECDT700 vendor class.
Figure 1-64 Scope Options – Advanced Tab

28. Check options 141, 151, 152, 163 and 168:

 141 – Enter the IP Address of the FTP server and click Apply.
Figure 1-65 Advanced Tab – 141 FTP Address
 151 – Enter the File Name of the saved Auto Configuration file and click
Apply.
Figure 1-66 Advanced Tab – 151 Auto Config File Name
 152 – Enter the File Name of the saved DG/CG Auto Configuration file and
click Apply.
Figure 1-67 Advanced Tab – 152 Auto Config File Name (DT700)
 153 – Enter the File Name of the saved DT800 Auto Configuration file and
click Apply
Figure 1-68 Advanced Tab – 153 Auto Config File Name (DT800)

 163 – Select 163 and click Apply.
Figure 1-69 Advanced Tab – 163 Download Protocol
 168 – Select option 168 SIP Server Port. In the Data entry field under
Binary input the SIP server port of up to four different SIP server servers.
The port number must be entered in BInary Code.
Figure 1-70 Advanced Tab – 168 SIP Server Port
29. The created Vendor Options should now be offered to the DT700/DT800 IP
Terminals when connected to the Local Network.
Figure 1-71 Vendor Options Available to DT700 IP Terminals

SECTION 6 AUTOCONFIGURATION APPLICATION FILE SETUP
6.1 Home Screen
From the Home Screen, you can either create a new Config File, or Modify an
existing File. The Help button provides the version of the Auto Configurator
and the version of the data format of the configuration files which can be
edited.
Figure 1-72 Home Screen
1. Select User Language.
2. Under New File, select the type of file to create:

 Creating a new file provides data entry for a single configuration used for all
terminals. For a terminal-specific entry, you must browse to an existing exported
registration file (performed from the IP Phone Manager screen).
 Terminal allows the user to set terminal configuration data:
 Network Settings
 SIP Settings
 Maintenance Settings
 Security
 Application (example: XML settings, popup, screen saver, etc.)
 Special
 Personal allows for the configuration of personal data
 User Settings (example: ringing, illumination, time format, screen saver mode,
wallpaper, font, etc.)
 Downloads
 Backup and Restore
 When creating a new file, the EDIT TYPE window appears. This screen allows
you to view only items used with the AutoConfiguration or you can edit all IP
configuration data for all the IP terminals. This option is useful when creating a
setup file for the terminals prior to initial installation.
Figure 1-73 Build Configuration File – Select Edit Type
3. File Open allows you to import and modify an existing file. Opening an
existing file allows configuration for multiple terminals.

6.2 Configuration Screen
All terminal configuration data can be entered in the Configuration Screen.
2
3
1
4
6 7 8 9 10
5
Figure 1-74 Configuration Screen
6.2.1 Single Configuration Screen

The Single Configuration Screen is composed of:
1. Configuration Item Menu Tree – Navigation of Input parameters.
2. Menu Title – What menu/submenu is open.
3. Terminal Type – Terminal types that are supported are shown in

black. Grayed out types are not supported for the selected option.
4. Data entry field – Group of settings that can be edited under each
menu.
5. Configuration File Version Number – The version revision of the

open Auto Configuration file.
 DT700/DT800 series terminals use the version revision number to
compare internal terminal file and FTP server file versions during the
Plug and Play process. If the terminal does not have the same version
number as the stored FTP server, the terminal downloads the FTP
configuration file version.
 The version number is automatically updated when a file is modified,
or the version number can be entered manually. If the terminal loads
an AutoConfig file that has the same version as a previously loaded
AutoConfig file, the data will not be updated. Therefore, be sure to
update the file version when creating a new file.
6. New – Returns to the Home Screen to create a new configuration

file.
7. Open – Allows user to open an existing file.
8. Close – Ends the Auto Config Setup Application Session.
9. Save – Saves the current open file to a desired location.
10. Data Restore – Restores Modified Data settings to previous saved

or default entries.

6.2.2 Multiple Configuration Screen

When opening an existing file, multiple terminal configuration is
possible. The data for all the terminals is listed on the screen. Using
the Parameter Update check boxes, you can select the terminals to
be modified.
Figure 1-75 Multiple Configuration Screen
The Multiple Configuration screen is composed of:
1. Configuration Item Menu Tree – Navigation of Input parameters.
2. View By – Determines how the multiple terminal information is

displayed: IP Address, MAC Address or Extension Number.
3. Terminal Type – Indicates the terminal types supported for the

selected option.
4. Data List Display – Data values for all the terminals are displayed.
Double clicking on a terminal or right clicking a terminal will display
a pop-up menu. The data editing area appears differently
depending on whether a single configuration file or a multiple
terminal configuration file is created.
 When entering the SIP Server or Registrar Destination address, an
Input Type Change button is provided to allow for changing from IP
to URI format entry.
5. Data List Pop-Up Menu – After double-clicking or right-clicking a

terminal, select the EDIT option to edit the value. If multiple items
are selected, the editing dialog box for simultaneously editing
multiple items opens. Selecting the Parameter Update option will
select the check box for the data selected.
6. Parameter Update Count – Displays the number of terminals

which have the Parameter Update box checked.
7. Select Count – Displays the number of terminals selected.
8. Edit – Opens the editing dialog box for the item(s) selected. If
multiple items are selected, the editing dialog box for
simultaneously editing multiple items opens.
9. Cancel – Cancels the data changes and unchecks any selected

terminals.
10. OK – Data is updated with the specified changes.

 Use the IP Phone Manager application to download the Config file to
each terminal required.
Creating a File for Multiple Terminal Configuration
In order to use the multiple terminal configuration option, you must
create a file from the IP Phone Manager application.
1. From the IP Phone Manager screen, in the Registration area

(refer to Figure 2-3 IP Phone Manager Main Screen on page 2-3),
click SEARCH.
2. Once the search has completed and all the terminals are
displayed, click EXPORT.
3. Determine the location and name for the exported. CSV file.
 This file is opened and edited when the AutoConfig application is
used.

6.3 Data Entry Field
Use the Data Entry Field to enter all required values for the Menu Tree option
that has been selected.
3
4
Figure 1-76 Data Entry Field Screen
1. Data Entry – Select a Menu Tree Option, and enter the required data.
The data editing area looks different depending on whether a single
configuration file or a multiple terminal configuration file is created. With
a single configuration, the data will be applied to all terminals. When a
multiple configuration file is edited, the data can be applied to specific
terminals.
With a multiple configuration, certain options will provide an Input Type
window to allow for a selection of “Same Value”, “Increment Value”, or
“Even Increment Value”.
When Same Value is selected, the entered number is used for all
terminals. Using Increment Value, the beginning value and ending value
is entered. The input value for each terminal is then incremented by one
number, beginning with the start value. With the Even Increment option,
the even numbered values are assigned to the terminals within the range
specified. (If an odd number is set as the start value, the next even value
will be used as the starting point.)
With the Increment and Even Increment Values, if the range is not
sufficient for the number of terminals being assigned, the remaining
terminals over the end value are left unchanged. The values are
assigned in the order displayed in the data entry list.
IP Address Sample
Other Numeric Value Sample
Figure 1-77 Value Screens for Multiple Configurations
2. Parameter Update – Build a unique Configuration File to update only the

selected Parameter items that have changed.
3. Cancel – Cancels the Data value change and returns to the previous
setting.

4. OK – Temporarily save data entry to the configuration file. Be sure to

save the configuration file using the Save button if the changes made
are acceptable.
6.4 Save Screen
Using the Save button offers a few parameters to help control the
Configuration File. There are separate Save screens for single and multiple
configuration files. After saving the file(s), use the Download option within the
IP Phone Manager to download the configuration data file to the terminal(s).
6.4.1 Single Configuration Save Screen
Figure 1-78 Single Configuration Save Screen
File Type
 Save Selected – The file is updated only with the data for which
the Parameter Update check box is selected in each editing
screen. The data is merged into the selected configuration file.
 Save All – This selection builds a completely new Configuration
File.
File Name
 If an existing file was imported for editing or previously saved,
the name is displayed.
 If the current file was not previously saved, this field is empty.
File Revision
 File Revision shows the Version number of the file that is
saved.
 This number is used by the DT700 terminal to compare the
current configuration to one that is located on the FTP server.
Cancel
 Terminates the save process and returns to the Configuration
Screen.
Save
 Saves the settings of the configuration file.
Save As
 Allows the user to specify parameters and the location of the
file to be saved.
6.4.2 Multiple Configuration Save Screen
Figure 1-79 Multiple Configuration Save Screen

File Type
 Save Selected – This option merges the selected Parameter
Update items into the selected Configuration File.
 Save All – This selection builds a completely new Configuration
File.
Save Directory
 Click the Browse button to determine the path where the
confirmation file should be saved.
File Name
 Use the drop-down list to determine the naming structure for
the Configuration File. The names for the outputted files will
contain the IP address, MAC address, or extension number
(example: If the IP address is selected, the names will be similar
to “172.16.0.150_terminal.gz”, “172.16.0.153_terminal.gz”,
“172.16.0.200_terminal.gz”). A separate file for each terminal is
created.
If you attempt to load the IP Phone Manager data file with the
extension number specified as the file name type and you do
not supply the extension number, the terminal configuration file
is not created.
File Revision
 File Revision will show the Version number of the file that will
be saved.
 This number is used by the DT700/DT800 series terminals to
compare it current configuration and one that is located on the
FTP server.
Cancel
 Terminates the save process and returns to the Configuration
Screen.
Save
6.4.3 Save Existing File Screen

When a previously saved file is edited, the application provides the
ability to edit the file name. If, for example, the naming structure is
based on the IP address and the IP address for a particular terminal
is modified, the file name can be modified to match.
Figure 1-80 Save Existing File Screen
File Type
 Save Selected – The file is updated only with the data for which
the Parameter Update check box is selected in each editing
screen. The data is merged into the selected Configuration File.
 Save All – This selection will build a completely new
Configuration File.
Save Directory
 Click the Browse button to determine the path where the
confirmation file should be saved.

File Name
 Terminal.gz – saves the file with the previously saved file
name.
 xxxxxxxxx_Terminal.gz – allows the file name to be changed to
match the terminal information based on the current IP
address, MAC address, or extension number.
File Revision
 File Revision will show the Version number of the file that will
be saved.
 This number is used by the DT700/DT800 series terminals to
compare the current configuration and one that is located on
the FTP server.
Cancel
 The Cancel button will terminate the save process and return to
the Configuration Screen.
Save
6.5 Data Restore Screen
The Data Restore screen allows the modified configuration file to return to a
previous setting.
Figure 1-81 Data Restore Screen
 The Data Field window displays the previous file name and version.
 Click OK to restore the previous version or Cancel to use the current
version.
SECTION 7 AUTOCONFIG SETUP EXAMPLE
7.1 Required Equipment
The following is a list of required equipment for the AutoConfig for IP

Terminals.
 IP Phone Manager
Free software available for download on NEC website. This software is
used to create the configuration file for the IP terminals.
 FTP Server
Free software available on the Web.
 DHCP Server
This Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server must define a
Vendor Class. The DHCP server must also define Option Codes.
7.2 Building the Configuration File
1. Launch the IP Phone Manager software.

2. Once the software is launched, click on the Auto Config button.
Figure 1-82 Build Configuration File – Auto Config Tab

3. Select terminal model and click OK.
Figure 1-83 Build Configuration File – Select Model
4. Click on the Terminal button.
Figure 1-84 Build Configuration File – Select Terminal
5. Click the Auto Config button.
Figure 1-85 Build Configuration File – Select Edit Type
6. Assign the following basic settings:

 1st Server Address
 1st Server Port
Figure 1-86 Build Configuration File – Select Server IP Address/Server Port

Assign the IP Address (programmed in 10-12-09) to the 1st Server Address.
Figure 1-87 Build Configuration File – Assign 1st Server Address
1. Click on the 1st Server Address to bring up the window shown on the
right side of screen.
2. Assign the IP Address (ex. 172.16.0.10).
 Clicking the Input Type Change button changes the entry from IP to URI.
3. Click OK to finish.
Assign port 5080 to the 1st Server Port.
Figure 1-88 Build Configuration File – Assign 1st Server Port
1. Click on the 1st Server Port to bring up the window shown on the right
side of screen.
2. Assign the Port number.
3. Click OK to finish.

To save configuration.
Figure 1-89 Build Configuration File – Save Config Setup File
1. After the changes are made, click on Save.

2. The Save window then opens. Click on Save as...
The file must now be named. Name the file as xxx.gz
(Example: test.gz).
The file must then be placed in the FTP Server.
7.3 Configuring a FTP Server
The FTP Server must be configured with an anonymous login account. The
file generated from the IP Phone Manager must be placed in the anonymous
login folder.
The example below shows the Quick and Easy FTP Server:
1. Click Configure Settings.
Figure 1-90 Anonymous FTP Server Configuration Settings Example

2. Click the Advanced tab to specify the directory where files are stored.
Figure 1-91 Anonymous FTP Server Configuration Settings Example – Advanced Tab
3. Place the file (for example:test.gz) into the default home directory.
4. Once the file is loaded in the directory, start the FTP Server by clicking
Start.
The FTP Server can be minimized to run in the background.
Figure 1-92 Anonymous FTP Server Configuration Settings Example – Default Home
Directory

IP Phone Manager 2
With the use of this application and a LAN connection to the DT700/DT800
IP Phone Manager
series, various IP terminal functions can be performed. These include the
following:
 Terminal Information (firmware version, terminal type, IP address,

etc.)
 Remote Control Function: Switch Port Control
 Remote Control Function: Reset
 Security Lock
 Data Reset
 Download
 Backup and Restore
 Obtain Data for Troubleshooting
This application can be used for any DT700/DT800 series terminals
located within the same subnet.
1.1 Requirements for PC
Operating System: Windows 7 Professional (32-bit/64-bit, SP1 or

higher)
Windows 8 Professional 32-bit/64-bit
Windows 8.1 Professional 32-bit/64-bit
Windows 10 Professional 32-bit/64-bit
 With Windows 7 Professional, a UAC (user account control) window will
appear during installation. Allow the change in order to continue.

CPU: Intel Pentium III Processor 450MHz or higher

Memory: 128MB or more
Available Hard Drive Space: 40MB or higher
Network Adaptor: One or more
SECTION 2 INSTALLATION
Follow these steps for installation of the IP Phone Manager.
1. Double Click Setup.exe icon to initiate the installation.
2. At the File Download - Security Warning, click on Run.
Figure 2-1 Security Warning Screen
3. Select the language to be used and click OK.
4. Microsoft.NET Framework4 is required. If not already installed, the window will

prompt to install the application.
5. Once Framework4 is installed, the installation wizard for the IP Phone Manager
appears. Follow the installation instructions to complete the process.
6. After installation, a shortcut is placed on your PC Desktop. This icon can be

used to run the IP Phone Manager application.
2-2 IP Phone Manager

7. At the Select Interface Pop Up, select the active Network Interface Card that
your PC is currently using.
Figure 2-2 Select Interface Screen
8. IP Phone Manager now opens on your PC.
SECTION 3 MAIN SCREEN
When the IP Phone Manager application opens, the following screen is displayed.
Figure 2-3 IP Phone Manager Main Screen

Toolbar Features
1. Search – Sets the frequency and timing that IP Phone Manager will
attempt to search and discover IP terminals on the network.
2. Port Set – Port Set will allow for the customization for port numbers that
the IP Phone Manager application and IP terminals use for
communication.
 Default IP Phone = 3530
 IP Phone Manager = 20111
3. Interface – Select or change the active PC NIC card that IP Phone
Manager needs to use.
4. ListCtrl – List Control is selects and organizes the fields to be viewed in
the active IP Phone Manager home layout screen.
Figure 2-4 List Control OnOff Screen

The ListCtrl Order window allows the order of the columns of displayed
items to be shifted left (UP) or right (DOWN).
Figure 2-5 List Control Order Screen
5. Tool – This options opens the DT Archiver application. This option allows
file compression and decompression of the DT700/DT800 series IP
terminal information. Refer to DT Archiver on page 3-1 for further details
on this option.
6. Help – Displays the version information of IP Phone Manager.
7. Select ALL – The Select ALL button on the home screen selects all
discovered terminals.
8. Clear ALL – The Clear ALL button of the home screen unselects all the
terminals that have been preselected on the home screen.
9. Quit – Quit is used to terminate all communication between IP Phone
Manager and closes the application.
 If the IP addresses for the terminals are not acquired from the DHCP server, or
in a different subnet, enter the IP addresses manually into the application. The IP
Phone Manager is not able to communicate with the terminals if there is no
setting or port number. The information can be retrieved after entering the
address.
 When an IP terminal is disconnected from the network, the connection with the
IP Phone Manager is lost and connection and/or retrieval of terminal data is not
possible. The Search frequency should be set to two more times in order to locate
a recently connected terminal.

 Neither NAT nor a WAN environment is supported.

 The IP Phone Manager can support up to 256 terminals.
 If multiple copies of the IP Phone Manager are used on the same local network,
the applications will open and the retrieval of data for the same terminals is
possible. However, login cannot be performed for a terminal currently connected
to another IP Phone Manager.
 Firewall software may require the port to be opened to allow the IP Phone
Manager to function.
SECTION 4 SEARCHING FOR TERMINALS
There are three methods for searching for active terminals on your network. Once the
data has been retrieved, it can be exported to a CSV file using the Export feature.
Figure 2-6 Searching for Terminals
1. Search
The IP Phone manager sends a broadcast over the network in search of
terminals. Active terminals respond to this broadcast with terminal information.
There are three settings that change the Search Frequency and timing of the IP
Phone Manager broadcast.

Figure 2-7 Search Results
2. Direct
When an IP Address of the terminal is known, it is possible to search for it
independently. This is commonly used to for a quick search of a specific
terminal or a terminal that may be in a different network or subnet.
Figure 2-8 Input IP Address Screen
This option can also be used to update terminals already displayed in the list of
terminals. Simply check the boxes for the desired terminal, click the Direct
button then press the Execute button.

Figure 2-9 Direct Terminal Update Results
3. Import
PBX System configuration applications may export a list of registered terminals
in a CSV file format. This CSV file can be imported to the IP Phone Manager
Application. This import can now be used to Search and Connect the registered
terminals indicated in the imported file.
The IP Phone Manager allows an active list of terminals to be exported in CSV
format for later import or to save a current database for examination.
Figure 2-10 Import File Screen

Click the Execute button to finish the import.
Figure 2-11 Import Process
4. Export
The IP Phone Manager will allow an active list of terminals to be exported in
CSV format for later import or to save a current database for examination. All
terminal data is exported, not just the terminals checked in the main screen.
Using an exported file with the Auto Configuration application allows for multiple
terminal-specific entry instead of editing a single configuration used for all
terminals. The exported CSV file will also contain NAT settings. This information
is not displayed in the IP Phone Manager application.
4.1 Terminal Data
When performing a search, the following information is retrieved. The

information displayed in the window is determined by the ListCtrl setting
(Figure 2-4 List Control OnOff Screen on page 2-4). The following items are
available:

Table 2-1 Terminal Data
Name Details Remarks
IP Address IP address of the terminal is displayed. -
MAC Address MAC address of the terminal is Only the DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
displayed. (IP-CTS, Enhanced or Value).
Number The extension number of the terminal Only the DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
is displayed. (IP-CTS, Enhanced or Value).
Status Present status is displayed. Refer to Section 7 Status Messages on

page 2-41 for details.
LockStatus The security lock of the terminal is Lock/Unlock

displayed. Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
(IP-CTS, Enhanced or Value).
ProductName The name of the terminal is displayed. Example: IP-24e
F/W Ver The firmware version of the terminal is Example: 01.00.00

displayed.
H/W Ver The hardware version of the terminal is Example: 09.01.03.00

displayed.
Line The number of line keys for the Example: 12L

terminal is displayed. Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
KeyKit The KeyKit type of the terminal is Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
displayed. (IP-CTS, Enhanced or Value).
LANPort Speed & duplex of the LANport for the Auto/100MFull/100MHalf/10MFull/10MHalf

PCPort Speed & duplex and status of the Auto/100MFull/100MHalf/10MFull/10MHalf/

PCPort for the terminal are displayed SHUT
as well as the ability to turn on/off the Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
PCPort. (IP-CTS, Enhanced or Value) - Speed &
Duplex.
OpBottom Information on the option connected to ADA/BTC/BHA

the back of the terminal is displayed.
OpSide1 First side option information on the 8LK/16LK/ADM

OpSide2 Second side option information on the 60DSS

OpCradle Cradle option information on the Normal/PSA/PSD

2 - 10 IP Phone Manager
Table 2-1 Terminal Data (Continued)
Name Details Remarks
BTC.BHA Ver The version of bluetooth cradle or the Example: 01.00

hub adaptor option is displayed. Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
BTH Ver The version of the bluetooth handset Example: 01.00

option is displayed. Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals
M/B Ver The version of base (called MB) is Example: 01

displayed. Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals.
Market Market is displayed. Japan/Foreign

Only for DT700/DT800 series IP terminals.
License User ID License User ID is displayed. Example: 1000

Only for DT820 series IP terminals.
Giga Config Giga setting of configuration is Disable/Enable

displayed. Only for DT820 series IP terminals.
Giga License Status of Giga license is displayed. ---/N/A/Assign

LK Config LK setting of configuration is Disable/Line 16/Line 32

displayed. Only for DT820 series IP terminals.
LK License Status of LK license is displayed. ---/N/A/Assign

4.2 Terminal Connection
After terminals are discovered by the IP Phone Manger Search functionality,

they must be connected before any action can take place. For terminals that
need maintenance or further information communicated between them, select
the check box and press Connect. On the IP Phone Connect screen, click
Execute. When the Status Field indicates OK, the terminal is in active
communication with IP Phone Manager. (A status of “LogOFF” indicates there

is no connection. A status of “Login N/A” indicates the terminal is connected
with another IP Phone Manager session and cannot be connected.)
Figure 2-12 Terminal Connection Screen
To log terminals off and close the connection with the IP Phone Manager,
select the Logout option and click Execute.
SECTION 5 IP PHONE MANAGER COMMANDS
Figure 2-13 IP Phone Manager Commands Screen
Each Command window provides a Command Transmit option of Send Once,

Immediately and Send Until Successful. This selection determines whether a
selected command is sent immediately, regardless of the idle/busy status of a
terminal, or only once the terminal is idle.
With the Send Once, Immediately option, the command is sent, however, if the
terminal is busy, the action is not performed.
Selecting the Send Until Successful option for a command will check the status of
the terminal prior to performing the command. If the terminal is busy, the command
will be held in reserve and performed only once the terminal is idle. The status is then
displayed as “Transmit OK”.
When the Send Until Successful option is selected and a command is waiting to be
performed, the following window is displayed indicating the type and number of
commands waiting to be performed.
Figure 2-14 Transmit IP Phone Screen
This window can be closed to exit back to the main screen. The commands will
continue to wait until they can be performed.
Information is displayed in Status field of the main screen. The field will show “xxxxx
Transmit” (xxxxx = the command type) to indicate the function is waiting to be
performed. Once completed, the status indicates as “xxxxx Complete”.
 The Send Until Successful status can be used to retain one command for each terminal.
If a second command for the same terminal is sent, the first command is released and the
latest one is retained.
 For example, if the “Download” command is sent to a busy terminal, it will wait until
the terminal becomes idle then perform the download. However, if another command is
sent (example: Reset) or if the Connect button is pressed for this same terminal, the
“Download” command is released the “Reset” command waits for the terminal to
become idle.
5.1 SwitchPortCtrl
Switch Port Control can enable or disable the PC Port on the connected IP
Terminal(s).
Figure 2-15 Command Drop Down List (SwitchPortCtrl)
From the PC Port drop-down list, select to open or close the PC Port by
selecting PCPort ON or PCPort OFF. Select the Command Transmit to use
(Send Once, Immediately or Send Until Successful - see Figure 2-13 IP
Phone Manager Commands Screen on page 2-13) and click Execute.
When opening the PC Port connection, the speed and duplex information is
displayed.
If an “Error” status is displayed, reconnect the terminal(s) as the connection

may have been lost.
If a status of “PortCTL N/A” is displayed, the terminal is busy downloading and

the port change is not performed and should be attempted again after the
terminal has had a chance to finish.
If, while the PC Port is open as indicated in the IP Phone Manager, the
terminal or main device closes the connection, the terminal shows a status as
if in a busy state, “PortCTL N/A”.
When closing the PC Port connection, the status will change from OK to
Complete.
Figure 2-16 SwitchPortCtrl Screen
5.2 Reset
This function resets the terminal(s) connected to the IP Phone Manager. Two
options for resetting the Connected terminal(s) are available:
 Soft Reset – Application layer of the terminal
 Hard Reset – Full hardware initialization of the terminal
Click on the check box for the terminal(s), select the Reset option from the
Command drop-down list, and click the Execute button.
Figure 2-17 Command Drop Down List (Reset)
Select to perform a Soft Reset or Hard Reset from the radio button options.
Select the Command Transmit to use (Send Once, Immediately or Send
Until Successful - see Figure 2-13 IP Phone Manager Commands Screen on
page 2-13) and click Execute.
The status changes from “OK” to “Soft ResetOK” or “Hard ResetOK”.
Figure 2-18 Terminal Reset Screen

may have been lost.
If a status of “Reset N/A” is displayed, the terminal is busy and the reset is not
performed and should be attempted again after the terminal has had a chance
to finish. If the Send Until Successful option was selected, the command will
be sent when the terminal becomes idle.
When a hard reset is performed, the connection to the terminal is dropped and
the status will be shown as “Search Error”. The connection to the terminal
must be re-established by clicking the Connect button from the main screen.
 This option of Soft Reset is not available for Standard SIP terminals.
5.3 SecurityLock
This feature can lock or unlock the Connected Terminal(s). This option is not
available for Standard SIP terminals and 2-Button or 6-Button IP Value
terminals as these terminals do not have the Lock button. There are two
modes in the SecurityLock feature:
 Enable allows the user to change the status of the terminal security.
 All Clear – Returns the terminal password to default value
 Unlock – One-time security release on the terminal
 Lock – Locks the Connected terminal(s)
 Disable disables the SecurityLock feature from being set from the
terminal.
Click on the check box for the terminal(s), select the SecurityLock option
from the Command drop-down list, and click the Execute button.
Figure 2-19 Command Drop Down List (SecurityLock)
From the Lock Mode drop-down list, select whether to enable or disable the
use of the lock mode feature for the terminal(s). If the option is disabled, a
user will not be able to set the Lock feature by pressing the Lock key on their
terminal. If the option is enabled, the Lock Level drop-down list is used to
lock, unlock or clear a lock status for a terminal. Selecting the All Clear option
will initialize the password and it will clear the lock status for those selected
terminals.

page 2-13) and click Execute.
The status changes from “OK” to “Complete” and the LockStatus changes to
“Lock” or “Unlock”.
Figure 2-20 SecurityLock Feature Screen

may have been lost.
If a status of “Lock N/A” is displayed, the terminal is busy and the lock is not
performed and should be attempted again after the terminal has had a chance
to finish. If the Send Until Successful option was selected, the command will
be sent when the terminal becomes idle.
5.4 Data Reset
Data Reset erases the configuration stored in terminal memory. Three

terminal memory locations can be reset.
 IP Phone Settings – Terminal Configuration Data that is set in terminal
programming under the Config menu tree
 Personal Settings
 Personal Data – Data that the user has personally set (holding tone, ring
tone, and telephone book)
 Certificate - Certificate files are installed on the phone.
 Factory Default – Resets all three Data Settings and all certificate files.
Click on the check box for the terminal(s), select the Data Reset option from
the Command drop-down list, and click the Execute button.
Figure 2-21 Command Drop Down List (DataReset)
Select the options to be reset - IP Phone Setting, Personal Setting, or

Personal Data. Multiple options can be selected at one time to be reset. Click
the Factory Default button will select all three options. Select the Command
Transmit to use (Send Once, Immediately or Send Until Successful - see
Figure 2-13 IP Phone Manager Commands Screen on page 2-13) and click
Execute.
Figure 2-22 Data Reset Screen
The status changes from “OK” to “Complete”.

may have been lost.
If a status of “Clear N/A” is displayed, the terminal is busy and the command is
not performed and should be attempted again after the terminal has had a
chance to finish. If the Send Until Successful was selected, the command
will be sent when the terminal becomes idle.
 This option is not available for Standard SIP terminals.
5.5 Download
This feature downloads various file types via a FTP/TFTP/HTTPS server.

Select the server type to be used for downloads and the parameters that are
required (IP Address of server, authentication name and passwords).
Click on the check box for the terminal(s), select the Download option from
Figure 2-23 Command Drop Down List (Download)
Figure 2-24 Download Option Screen
After specifying the options in the window, click the Download button.
Once the download has completed, the status changes from “OK” to
“Complete”. To perform additional actions for these terminals you must
reconnect to the terminals by clicking on the Connect button on the main
page as the terminals are reset and the connection is dropped.

may have been lost. A status of “Failed” could indicate an incorrect setting for
the FTP/TFTP Server or the server is down. The other option for a “Failed”
status could be that the download file was not a correct file.
With a Failed or Error status, the connection to the terminals is dropped and
you should reconnect to the terminals by clicking on the Connect button on
the main page.
If a status of “Download N/A” is displayed, the terminal is busy and the

command is not performed and should be attempted again after the terminal
has had a chance to finish. If the Send Until Successful option was selected,
the command will be sent when the terminal becomes idle.
FTP/TFTP/HTTPS Server:
1. Select the type of server - FTP, TFTP or HTTPS.

2. Define the IP address of the server.
3. Enter the User ID (FTP/HTTPS Only).
4. Enter the Password (FTP/HTTPS Only).
5. Enter the Directory name (FTP/HTTPS Only).
Download Option:
 Use the IPPhone Information option to view specific terminals based on the type, hardware
version, or firmware version. Refer to IP Phone Information: on page 2-27.
1. Use the Download Option Field to select the Terminal File type and enter
a File name as required.
 Boot&Program - Terminal firmware
 Config - Terminal setup information
 File name is “Config.tgz”. The file extension can be “.tgz” or “.gz”. If you wish to
download the “.gz” file, then you must use the file name “terminal.gz” or
“personal.gz”. The DTArchiver application is used to compress the files. This
setting, along with IP firmware version 3.0 or higher, allows you to download the
file for each terminal selected (click the check box next to the IP address/MAC
address/extension number).
 Flash Memory Image - Flash memory image file
 File name is “imgsip.tgz”.
 Voice File - Voice file for touch-tone key

 File name is “voice.tgz”.
 Translation Data - Display language file
 File name is “trnslate.tgz”.
 Input File Name - When other file types are used
 File name is dependent on the type of file selected. The following are possible:
Table 2-2 Firmware Type Data
Hardware
Series Model Name File Name Remarks
Version
ITY Series DT820(6D) 09.01.07.00 ityisipe.tgz IP Phone Manager

Terminals DT820(8LDX) 09.01.07.01 ityisipex.tgz Ver 8.0.0 or later
09.01.06.01 IP Phone Manager

DT830(12D/24D/32D/24PA/24PD)
Version 7.0.0 or later
DT830(32DLK) IP Phone Manager

DT830G(24DG) itzisipvg.tgz Version 7.1.0 or later
ITZ Series
Terminals DT830(12D/24D/32D/32DLK/
IP Phone Manager
24PAG/24PDG)
< Replacement>

DT830G(24CG) itzisipvc.tgz
DT710 09.01.03.00 itlisipe.tgz
DT730 09.01.03.03 itlisipv.tgz —
DT750 09.01.03.04 itlisips.tgz
ITL Series 09.01.05.01

DT730DG itlisipvg.tgz
Terminals IP Phone Manager
09.01.05.02 Version 6.0.0 or later
DT730CG itlisipvc.tgz

DT770G itlisipcr.tgz
IP7WW 09.01.00.02
IP Phone Manager
Series SL2100 IP Phone itiysiprx.tgz
Terminals
ITY Series DT820(6D) 09.05.02.00 ityissipe.tgz

Standard IP Phone Manager
SIP ityissipex.tgz Version 8.0.0 or later
DT820(8LDX) 09.05.02.01
Terminals
Table 2-2 Firmware Type Data (Continued)
Hardware
Series Model Name File Name Remarks
Version
ITZ Series DT830

09.05.01.01 itzissipvg.tgz
Standard DT830DG IP Phone Manager
SIP Version 8.1.0 or later
Terminals DT830CG 09.05.01.02 itzissipvc.tgz
DT710 09.01.04.00 itlissipe.tgz

IP Phone Manager
ITL Series DT730 09.01.04.03 itlissipv.tgz
Standard
DT750 09.01.04.04 itlissips.tgz
SIP
Terminals DT730DG 09.05.00.01 itlissipvg.tgz IP Phone Manager
DT730CG 09.05.00.02 itlissipvc.tgz Version 6.0.1 or later
IPterm85K IPterm85K 01.45 ramhp2pw.tgz —
Table 2-3 File Type Data
File Type Input File Name Remarks
DT820(6D)
DT710
Local Directory Directory.csv DT770G
SL2100 IP Phone
The phones listed above are not supported.
DT830DG
Encrypted Local DT830CG
Directory.csv.ef
Directory Version 3.0.0.0 or later models other than those listed
above are not supported.
Hold Music MOH.wav —
DT820(6D)
Ringtone 1 Melody1.wav DT710
DT820(6D)
DT820(6D)
WallPaper.bmp DT750: Version 3.0.0.0 or later

WallPaper.jpg DT730CG: Version 1.0.0.0 or later
Wallpaper
WallPaper.gif DT830CG: Version 2.0.0.0 or later
WallPaper.png Models other than those listed above are not supported.
Figure 2-25 DT Terminal Firmware
2. Use the Simultaneous Downloads to select the quantity of terminals

(1~8) that access and attempt downloads at the same time. All
remaining terminals are put into queue for the next available spot. Some
server applications can handle only limited simultaneous connections –
consult your server documentation for any limitations.
Command Transmit:

page 2-13). Send Until Successful will send the command until a terminal is
free and accepts the command. Send Once, Immediately will send the
command once and if the terminal is busy, the command is not processed.
IP Phone Information:
IP Phone Information is a search tool to help organize a large database of

terminals into more manageable groupings. Terminals can be grouped in
categories by Type, Hardware Version, or Firmware Version.
NEC-SIP to Std-SIP is a function that changes firmware from a NEC-SIP

terminal to a Standard SIP terminal.
Std-SIP to NEC-SIP is a function that changes firmware from a Standard SIP

terminal to a NEC-SIP terminal.
When both the hardware version and firmware version are selected to search
upon, the search results will only display those terminals which match both
criteria. Clicking the Refresh button will clear the search results and display all
the terminals.
If a new terminal type definition is required, click on the Edit button. On this
screen details on the new terminal type can be entered. From the IPPhone
Name drop-down list, select the last blank entry. This will allow you to create a
new entry (a maximum of eight additional terminals can be added).
Enter the terminal name, hardware version (a version of 09.02.03.00 should

be entered without decimals, as 09020300), and firmware file name. Click the
Confirm or OK button.
Figure 2-26 IP Phone Edit Screen
The details of the default (fixed) entries cannot be modified, however, new
terminal entries created with the Edit button will permit the entry to be
modified.
The following screen provides a sample of the Download Boot & Program
option. For this download, four IP terminals were selected and the
Simultaneous Download setting has an entry of 2. After clicking the Execute
button, the status for the terminals changes. Two terminals indicate
“Downloading” while the other two indicate “Waiting”.
As the download completes (you can refer to the percentage completed for
each process in the bottom of the window), the status changes to “Saving”.
Once the save process is finished, the status changes to “Complete” and the
terminal(s) will automatically reset. Since the terminals are reset, if further
action is required, you must reconnect to the terminals again.
Figure 2-27 Download Process Screen
When the process has completed, the window indicates the number of
requested terminals, and their success/failure count. To perform additional
actions for these terminals you must reconnect to the terminals by clicking on
the Connect button on the main page as the terminals are reset and the
connection is dropped.
Figure 2-28 Download Process Completed
5.6 Backup & Restore
Backup and Restore functionality allows terminal data to be sent to or received

from a network server.
 Data Backup is used to copy the current terminal data and configuration
to a FTP/TFTP server for archiving. File names for the restored data can
be saved as the terminals MAC address, IP Address or Extension
number for easy user management.
 Data Restore is used to copy a pre-existing archived file to a terminal to
restore its previous settings.
Click on the check box for the terminal(s), select the Backup&Restore option
from the Command drop-down list, and click the Execute button.
Figure 2-29 Command Drop Down List (Backup&Restore)
Figure 2-30 Backup/Restore Screen
After specifying the options in the window and selecting the terminals for the
backup/restore operation, click the OK button.
Once the download has completed, the status changes to “Complete”.

the FTP/TFTP Server or the server is down. The other option for a “Failed”
status could be that the download file was not a correct file.
the main page.
If a status of “Upload N/A” or “Download N/A” is displayed, the terminal is busy

and the command is not performed and should be attempted again after the
terminal has had a chance to finish. If the Send Until Successful option was
selected, the command will be sent when the terminal becomes idle.
FTP/TFTP/HTTPS Server:
1. Select the type of server - FTP, TFTP or HTTPS.

3. Enter the User ID (FTP/HTTPS Only).
4. Enter the Password (FTP/HTTPS Only).
5. Enter the Directory name (FTP/HTTPS Only).
Backup/Restore
1. From the Action drop-down list, select either the Backup or Restore
option.
2. From the Filename drop-down list, select the file name type - MAC, IP
address, or phone (extension) number. When a backup is performed, the
file is saved to the FTP/TFTP/HTTPS server using the type as the file
name. For example, if MAC is selected, the file saved
“00-60-B9-0B-0C-A6_backup”.
(1~8) that will access and attempt downloads at the same time. All
remaining terminals will be put into queue for next available spot. Some
server applications only have the ability to handle limited simultaneous
connections – consult your server documentation for any limitations.
Command Transmit:
1. Select the Command Transmit to use (Send Once, Immediately or

Send Until Successful - see Figure 2-13 IP Phone Manager
Commands Screen on page 2-13). Send Until Successful will send the
command until a terminal is free and accepts the command. Send Once,
Immediately will send the command once and if the terminal is busy, the
command is not processed.
Figure 2-31 Backup Process Screen
Figure 2-32 Restore Process Screen
Figure 2-33 Backup Process Completed
Figure 2-34 Restore Process Completed
 This option is not available for Standard SIP terminals.
5.7 Error Log
Error Log information is a useful tool that can be used by developers for
troubleshooting. Terminal log information can backup an FTP/TFTP server
and is saved under the terminal MAC Address, IP Address or Extension
number of the selected terminal(s).
Simultaneous Download can be selected according to the limitations of the

FTP/TFTP server that you have selected to use.
Click on the check box for the terminal(s), select the Error_Log option from
Figure 2-35 Command Drop Down List (Error_Log)
Figure 2-36 Error Log Screen
After specifying the options in the window and selecting the terminals for the
error log operation, click the OK button.
Once the error log has completed, the status changes to “Complete”.

the FTP/TFTP Server or the server is down.
the main page.
If a status of “Upload N/A” is displayed, the terminal is busy and the command
is not performed and should be attempted again after the terminal has had a
chance to finish. If the Send Until Successful option was selected, the
command will be sent when the terminal becomes idle.
FTP/TFTP Server:
1. Select the type of server - FTP or TFTP.

3. Enter the User ID (FTP Only).
4. Enter the Password (FTP Only).
5. Enter the Directory name (FTP Only).
Error Log Option:
1. From the Filename drop-down list, select the file name type - MAC, IP
address, or phone (extension) number. When an error log file is created,
the file is saved to the FTP/TFTP server using the type as the file name.
For example, if MAC is selected, the file saved
“00-60-B9-0B-0C-A6_tlog”.
(1~8) that will access and attempt downloads at the same time. All
remaining terminals will be put into queue for next available spot. Some
server applications only have the ability to handle limited simultaneous
connections – consult your server documentation for any limitations.
Command Transmit:
1. Select the Command Transmit to use (Send Once, Immediately or

Send Until Successful - see Figure 2-13 IP Phone Manager
Commands Screen on page 2-13). Send Until Successful will send the
command until a terminal is free and accepts the command. Send Once,
Immediately will send the command once and if the terminal is busy, the
command is not processed.
Figure 2-37 Error Log Process Screen
Figure 2-38 Error Log Complete
SECTION 6 CONFIGURATION APPLICATION
Figure 2-39 Configuration Application Screen
1. Web Config
The IP terminal has an HTTP server for web programming. Selecting this button
starts a session with Internet Explorer (or the default web browser installed on
the local PC) for all the connected and selected terminals. You have one
browser session started for every selected terminal – this feature is used on an
individual terminal.
2. Auto Config
The Auto Config button is a direct link to the Auto Configuration Tool. Auto
Configuration Tool is used to build a master terminal configuration file for
terminal initial setup Plug and Play purposes. Refer to the Auto Configuration
section ( Terminal AutoConfig Setup on page 1-1) for detailed setup and
configuration options.
Toolbar Features
1. Search – Sets the frequency and timing that the IP Phone Manager attempts to
search and discover IP terminals on the network.
2. Port Set – Port Set allows the customization for Port Numbers that the IP Phone
Manager Application and IP Terminals use for communication.
 Default IP Phone = 3530
 IP Phone Manager = 20111
3. Interface – Select or change the active PC NIC card that IP Phone Manager
needs to use.
4. ListCtrl – List Control is used to select and organize the fields to be viewed in
the active IP Phone Manager home layout screen.
Select
5. Help – Displays Version information of IP Phone Manager.
6. Select ALL – Selects ALL discovered terminals.
7. Clear ALL – Unselects all preselected terminals on the home screen.
8. Quit – Terminates all communication between IP Phone Manager and closes

the application.
SECTION 7 STATUS MESSAGES
The following table lists status display messages and their meaning.
Table 2-4 Display Messages
Display Message Meaning
Please input ip address. Enter the Internet Protocol address.
Please log in IPPhone. Log in the IP terminal.
Your LAN seems to be down. Please check your cable There is a possibility that the network is not connected. Confirm
is inserted correctly. the cable connection.
Can't identify this IPPhone. Please check the IP The IP terminal cannot be recognized on the network. Is IP
address is correct or check this IPPhone is connected address correct? Confirm if the IP terminal exists on the network.
to the LAN.
This will take a few minutes. Do you still wish to The operation will take some time. Do you still wish to continue?
continue?
Request = aa Success = bb Fail = cc Error = dd Download result displayed.

Transmit = ee Demand aa stand success bb stand failure cc stand error dd
stand reservation ee stand
Table 2-4 Display Messages (Continued)
Display Message Meaning
You should select at least one IP Phone. An IP terminal has not been selected.
You should select at least one available IP phone. An available IP terminal has not been selected.
Please input model. Enter the model name.
Please input hardware version. Enter the hardware version.
Please input hardware version as 99.99. Enter the hardware version in the form of "99.99" or
"99.99.99.99".
Please input hardware version as 9999 or 99999999. Enter the hardware version in the form of "9999" or "99999999".
Windows sockets initialization failed. The communication failed to initialize.
The listening port cannot be secured. Please check if The socket is not good and the system could not bind. Confirm
you restarted the IPPhone Manager or your network the network environment.
configuration.
Search completed. The retrieval of the IP terminal was completed.
Over write? Is it OK to overwrite the data?
There is no data. There is no exported data.
Can't execute the Config tool. Please check the The Config tool could not be started.
ConfigTool item in your Config.ini file.
Can't execute DTArchiver tool, please check the The DTArchiver tool could not be started.
existence of the DTArchiver tool.
The NIC is changed. The system should be reset. The network adaptor was changed. Restart the IP Phone
Manager.
Are you sure to wish to quit? Is it OK for the application to close?
Please input model name. Enter the model name.
Please input file name. Enter the file name of the firmware.
The hardware version already exists. The hardware version has already been registered.
Changing the download configuration will affect the When the download setting is changed, it is possible that the
download process. Are you sure to wish to continue? current processing might be changed. Should the process con
continue?
Are you sure to wish to reset the selected IP The IP terminal is about to be reset. Should the process
terminals? continue?
The 'IP Phone Manager Port' is changed. This The port number of IP Phone Manager was changed. Restart the
application should be restarted. application.
Please input integers from 1024 to 65535. Enter the value within the range of 1024 to 65535.
The IP terminals with Transmit status are selected The “Transmit” status terminals are grouped together. Should the
together. Are you sure you wish to delete Transmit Transmit status be released for these terminals?
status of the IP terminals?
Table 2-5 Display Screens
Screen Status Meaning and Content
Main and Connect Screen OK The terminal is logged into the IP Phone Manager.
LogOFF The terminal is logged out of the IP Phone Manager.
Login N/A The terminal is already logged in with another IP Phone Manager.
Connection cannot be completed for multiple sessions.
Disconnect Communication is lost.
Search Error Terminal retrieval failure.
Regist Error Registration failure.
HCheck Error Health check failure. 1
Searching… The application is searching for the DT700/DT800 series IP

terminal(s).
Port Transmit Transmitted port control. 2
Reset Transmit Transmitted reset. 2
Lock Transmit Transmitted lock. 2
Clear Transmit Transmitted clear. 2
Download Transmit Transmitted download. 2
Backup Transmit Transmitted backup. 2
Restore Transmit Transmitted restore. 2
Errorlog Transmit Transmitted trouble information. 2
Port Complete Port control completed. 2
Soft Reset Complete Soft reset process completed. 2
Hard Reset Complete Hard reset process completed. 2
Lock Complete Lock execution process completed. 2
Clear Complete Clear process completed. 2
Download Complete Download process completed. 2
Backup Complete Backup process completed. 2
Restore Complete Restore process completed. 2
Error log Complete Trouble information logged. 2
Table 2-5 Display Screens (Continued)
SwitchPortCtrl Screen Complete PCPort setting completed.
Transmit OK Transmit completed.
PortCtl N/A PCPort cannot be set.
Error PCPort communication error.
Reset Screen Soft Reset OK Soft reset process completed.
Hard Reset OK Hard reset process completed.
Transmit OK Transmit process completed.
Reset N/A The terminal cannot be reset.
Reset Error Reset not completed due to error.
SecurityLock Screen Complete Lock execution process completed.
Lock N/A Lock cannot be set.
Error Lock process communication has an error.
DataClear Screen DataClear OK DataClear completed.
Clear N/A DataClear is improper.
Error DataClear instruction communication error.
Download Screen DownLoading The download process is active.

Backup & Restore Screen
(Restore inside) Saving Download is being saved.
Waiting Download is standing by.
Complete Download completed.
Failed Download failure.
Download N/A The download is not possible.
Error Download instruction communication error.
Canceled Download canceled.
Table 2-5 Display Screens (Continued)
Backup & Restore Screen Uploading The upload process is active.

(Backup inside)
Error Log Screen Waiting Upload is standing by.
Complete Uploading completed.
Failed Uploading failure.
Upload N/A The upload is not possible.
Error Uploading instruction communication error.
Canceled Upload canceled.

1 IP Phone Manager confirms the state of the terminal that has logged in once every 30 minutes.
If the response is not returned from the terminal when the state is confirmed, the Health check failure occurs.
The current state cannot be received. Please log in again.
2 The message is not displayed on the terminal - only on the Connect screen of the main screen.
DT Archiver 3
SECTION 1 DT ARCHIVER INTRODUCTION
The DT Archiver is a tool that allows files to be downloaded and
DT Archiver
compressed and then decompressed for DT700/DT800 Series terminals.
Files can also be encrypted for secure file transfer.
SECTION 2 COMPRESSING FOLDERS
You can create an archive file of a specific folder and then compress the
file for a DT700/DT800 series terminal. The compressed files can be
decompressed or restored to a DT700/DT800 series terminal.
2.1 Compress Screen Layout
The following screens are used to compress and encrypt files. The
buttons used to perform compression and encryption are shown in
Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab Option and Figure 3-2 DT
Archiver - Encrypt Password.
(1) Compress Tab
(2) Compress Directory Path

Browse Button
(3) Output File Patch Browse

Button
(4) Enable Encryption after

Compress Check Box (5) Compress Button
Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab Option

(6) Enter Encrypt Password Text

Box
Figure 3-2 DT Archiver - Encrypt Password
2.2 Compressing and Encrypting Files
This section provides the procedures for compressing a file(s) for the DT700/
DT800 terminals and for encrypting file(s) for secure transfer.
2.2.1 Generating Compressed Files

To compress a file, follow the steps below. Note that the steps
reference the annotations in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab
Option on page 3-1.
1. Press the Compress tab to display the Compress screen. Refer to

(1) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab Option.
2. Press the CompressDirectoryPath Browse button to choose the

target folder. Refer to (2) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab
Option.
3. Press the OutputFilePath Browse to choose an output folder where

you want to place the compressed file. Enter the compressed folder
file name (*.tgz). Refer to (3) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress
Tab Option
4. Press the Compress button. Refer to (5) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver -

Compress Tab Option.
The compressed file is generated in the specified output folder.
2.2.2 Generating Compressed Encrypted Files

To encrypt a file, follow the steps below. Note that the steps
reference the annotations in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab
Option on page 3-1 and Figure 3-2 DT Archiver - Encrypt Password
on page 3-2.
1. Press the Compress tab to display the Compress screen. Refer to

(1) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab Option.
3-2 DT Archiver
2. Press the CompressDirectoryPath Browse button to choose the

target folder. Refer to (2) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab
Option.
3. Press the OutputFilePath Browse to choose an output folder where

you want to place the encrypted compressed file. Enter the file
name. Refer to (3) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab Option.
 The file extension must be “*.tgz.ef”.
4. Click inside the Enable Encryption After Compress check box.
Refer to (4) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver - Compress Tab Option.
5. Press the Compress button. Refer to (5) in Figure 3-1 DT Archiver -

Compress Tab Option.
The Encryption Password screen is displayed. Refer to Figure 3-2

DT Archiver - Encrypt Password on page 3-2.
6. Enter the appropriate password (refer to A~C below) in the Enter

Password text box. Refer to (6) in Figure 3-2 DT Archiver - Encrypt
Password on page 3-2.
 The password can be a combination of the numbers (0~9) and the
characters (* or #). The password length is 1 ~ 32 characters.
Note your password. You will need to use this same

password for the Decrypt procedure.
IMPORTANT
A. If you are restoring from the User Setting menu, use the User
Account password.
B. If you are restoring from the Configuration menu, enter the

Administrator Account password.
C. If you are restoring from the IP Phone Manager, enter the

4. Press the OK button. Refer to Figure 3-2 DT Archiver - Encrypt

The compressed encrypted file is generated and placed in the output

folder.
❍ All of the files in a compression target folder are compressed.


NOTE
❍ If a sub-folder is included, the file(s) in the sub-folder are also
compressed.
❍ An error message is displayed when there are 256 or more files in a
compress target folder.

SECTION 3 DECOMPRESSING AN ARCHIVE FILE
This section describes how to decompress a file(s) that were backed up from a
DT700/DT800 series terminal. Encrypted files can also be decompressed for the
DT800 series terminals.
3.1 Decompress Screen Layout
The following screens are used to decompress and decrypt archive folders.
The buttons used to perform decompression/decryption are shown in Figure
3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option and Figure 3-4 DT Archiver -
Decrypt Password.
(1) Decompress Tab
(2) Decompress File Path

Browse Button
(3) Output Directory Path

Browse Button
(4) Enable Decryption Before

Decompress Check Box (5) Decompress Button
Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option
(6) Enter Decrypt Password Text

Box
Figure 3-4 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password
3-4 DT Archiver
3.2 Decompressing Files
This section provides the procedures for decompressing a previously

compressed file for DT700 and DT800 terminals and decrypting previously
encrypted compressed files for DT800 terminals.
3.2.1 Decompressing Files

To decompress a previously compressed file, follow the steps below.
Note that the steps reference the annotations in Figure 3-3 DT
Archiver - Decompress Tab Option on page 3-4.
1. Press the Decompress tab to display the Decompress screen. Refer

to (1) in Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option.
2. Press the DecompressFilePath Browse button to choose a non-

encrypted compressed file (*.tgz). Refer to (2) in Figure 3-3 DT
Archiver - Decompress Tab Option.
3. Press the OutputDirectoryPath Browse to choose a folder where

you want to place the decompressed file. Refer to (3) in Figure 3-3
DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option.
4. Press the Decompress button to decompress the selected file.

Refer to (5) in Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option.
Refer to 6.1 Backup/Restore File Contents on page 3-11 for more

information.
3.2.2 Decrypting/Decompressing Files

To decompress and decrypt previously compressed/encrypted files,
follow the steps below. Note that the steps reference the annotations
in Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option on page 3-4 and
Figure 3-4 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password on page 3-4
1. Press the Decompress tab to display the Decompress screen. Refer

to (1) in Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option.
2. Press the DecompressFilePath Browse button to choose a

compressed encrypted file. Refer to (2) in Figure 3-3 DT Archiver -
Decompress Tab Option.
 Verify the file extension is “*.tgz.ef”.
3. Press the OutputDirectoryPath Browse to choose a folder where
you want to place the decompressed/decrypted file. Refer to (3) in
Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option.
4. Click inside the Enable Decryption Before Decompress check box.

Refer to (4) in Figure 3-3 DT Archiver - Decompress Tab Option.

5. Press the Decompress button.
The Decrypt Password Input screen is displayed. Refer to (6) Figure

3-4 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password.
6. Enter the same password that you used for the Encryption process
(refer to A~C below) in the Enter Password text box.
A. If performing a backup from a the User Setting menu, use the User
Account password.
B. If performing a backup from a Configuration menu, enter the

C. If performing a backup from the IP Phone Manager, enter the

4. Press the OK button. Refer to Figure 3-4 DT Archiver - Decrypt

Refer to 6.1 Backup/Restore File Contents on page 3-11 for

decompressed file content information.
Ensure you generate the encrypted/compressed files according to the


NOTE
steps provided in 2.2.1 Generating Compressed Files on page 3-2 and
2.2.2 Generating Compressed Encrypted Files on page 3-2.
3-6 DT Archiver
SECTION 4 ENCRYPTING A FILE
This section describes how to encrypt (e.g., a local directory file) for security
purposes. This encrypted file can be downloaded to a DT800 series terminal.
4.1 Encrypt Screen Layout
The following screens are used to encrypt files to ensure the files are
protected. The buttons used to perform the encryption process are shown in
Figure 3-5 DT Archiver - Encrypt Tab Option and Figure 3-6 DT Archiver -
Encrypt Password.
(1) Encrypt Tab
(2) Plain Text File Path Browse

Button
(3) Cipher Text File Path

Browse Button
(5) Encrypt Button
Figure 3-5 DT Archiver - Encrypt Tab Option
(6) Enter Encrypt Password Text

Box
Figure 3-6 DT Archiver - Encrypt Password
4.2 Encrypting Files
This section provides the procedures for encrypting a file.

4.2.1 Generating Encrypted Files

To encrypt a file, follow the steps below. Note that the steps
reference the annotations in Figure 3-5 DT Archiver - Encrypt Tab
Option on page 3-7.
1. Press the Encrypt tab to display the screen. Refer to (1) in Figure
3-5 DT Archiver - Encrypt Tab Option.
2. Press the PlaintextFilePath Browse button to choose a file. Refer to

(2) in Figure 3-5 DT Archiver - Encrypt Tab Option.
Refer to 6.2 Encrypted File Downloads on page 3-13 for more

information.
3. Press the CiphertextFilePath Browse button to choose a folder

where you want to place the encrypted file and enter the file name.
Refer to (3) in Figure 3-5 DT Archiver - Encrypt Tab Option.
 Verify the file extension is “*.ef”.
4. Press the Encrypt button. Refer to (4) in Figure 3-5 DT Archiver -
Encrypt Tab Option.
The Encrypt Password screen is displayed. Refer to Figure 3-6 DT

Archiver - Encrypt Password on page 3-7.
5. Enter the appropriate password (refer to A~B below) in the Enter

Password text box. Refer to (5) in Figure 3-6 DT Archiver - Encrypt
Password.
 The password can be a combination of the numbers (0~9) and the
characters (* or #). The password length is 1 ~ 32 characters.
A. If you are performing a backup from a the User Setting menu, use
the User Account password.
B. If you are performing a backup from the IP Phone Manager, enter the
Note your password. You will need to use this same

password for the Decrypt procedure.
IMPORTANT

The encrypted file is generated in the output folder.
3-8 DT Archiver
SECTION 5 DECRYPTING A FILE
This section describes how to decrypt a file that was encrypted using DT Archiver or
an encrypted file that was uploaded from a DT800 series terminal.
5.1 Decrypt Screen Layout
The following screens are used to decrypt files. The buttons used to perform
the decryption process are shown in Figure 3-7 DT Archiver - Decrypt Tab
Option and Figure 3-8 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password
(1) Decrypt Tab
(2) Cipher Text File Path

Browse Button
(3) Plain Text File Path Browse

Button
(5) Decrypt Button
Figure 3-7 DT Archiver - Decrypt Tab Option
(6) Enter Decrypt Password Text

Box
Figure 3-8 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password
5.2 Decrypting Files
This section provides the procedures for decrypting a previously encrypted

file.

5.2.1 Decrypting Files

To decrypt a file, follow the steps below. Note that the steps
reference the annotations in Figure 3-7 DT Archiver - Decrypt Tab
Option on page 3-9 and Figure 3-8 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password
on page 3-9.
1. Press the Decrypt tab to display the screen. Refer to (1) in Figure
3-7 DT Archiver - Decrypt Tab Option.
2. Press the CiphertextFilePath Browse button to choose a file. Refer

to (2) in Figure 3-7 DT Archiver - Decrypt Tab Option.
 Verify the file extension is “*.ef”.
3. Press the PlaintextFilePath Browse button to choose a folder where
you want to place the decrypted file and enter the file name. Refer to
(3) in Figure 3-7 DT Archiver - Decrypt Tab Option.
4. Press the Decrypt button. Refer to (4) in Figure 3-7 DT Archiver -

Decrypt Tab Option.
The Decrypt Password Screen is displayed. Figure 3-8 DT Archiver -

Decrypt Password.
5. Enter the appropriate password in the Enter Password text box.

Refer to (5) in Figure 3-8 DT Archiver - Decrypt Password.
 Enter the same password that you use to encrypt files (refer to 2.2.2
Generating Compressed Encrypted Files on page 3-2 or 4.2.1 Generating
Encrypted Files on page 3-8).
Password.
The decrypted file is placed in the output folder.
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SECTION 6 APPENDIX
This section provides file naming conventions when backing up and restoring
compressed/decompressed files. File names can be different for different terminal
models. This appendix also shows the encrypted files that can be downloaded to
terminals.
6.1 Backup/Restore File Contents
Terminal files are used for Admin configuration and Personal files are for the
User menu.
Table 3-1 File Naming Conventions for Target Files is a list of terminals and
the associated file naming conventions.
Table 3-2 Backup Target Files is a list of terminals and their associated
backup target file naming conventions for terminal and personal files.
Table 3-1 File Naming Conventions for Target Files
Target File
Terminal File Personal File
Model Name
DT710
DT730 (8LDE)
Terminal.gz Personal.gz
DT730
DT750
DT730CG
DT730DG
DT770G
TerminalCfg.gz PersonalCfg.gz
DT830
DT830CG
DT830DG
Table 3-2 Backup Target Files
Backup Terminal File Personal File

Target
Terminal Download Download
Language Download Telephone Transmitting and
Dictionary Wallpaper Holding Tone
Pack Ringtone File Book Data Receiving History Data
Model Name File File File
DT710 – – -– –
– *.mo
DT730 (8LDE) –
font.fmn
DT730 ❇ 2.
❇ 1.
*.mo
DT750 *.mo WallPaper.bmp Directory.csv History.csv
font.fmn
WallPaper.jpg
WallPaper.png
DT730CG WallPaper.gif
Melody1.wav MOH.wav
DT730DG Melody2.wav
– Melody3.wav
DT770G – –
DT830 *.mo
–
font.fmn
WallPaper.bmp
WallPaper.jpg
DT830CG Directory.csv History.csv
WallPaper.png
WallPaper.gif
DT830DG
 Only corresponding to an end with F before 1 DT700.

 Only corresponding to and end with F after 2 DT700.
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6.2 Encrypted File Downloads
Table 3-3 Download Files shows the files that can be downloaded for the
various DT700/DT800 series terminals.
Table 3-3 Download Files
Target File
Local Directory File
Model Name
DT710
DT730 (8LDE)
DT730
DT750 No files are downloaded to these terminal types
DT730CG
DT730DG
DT770G
DT830
Directory.csv (before encryption)
DT830CG
Directory.csv.ef (after encryption)
DT830DG
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Download Ring Tones and MOH 4
SECTION 1 RING TONE SPECIFICATIONS
Choose an audio clip from the Web or a CD and use audio editing software
Download Ring Tones and MOH

to convert the audio sample to the specifications listed.
Table 4-1 Ring Tone Format Specifications lists the format specifications.
Table 4-2 Supported Formats lists the terminals and formats supported
formats for the terminal firmware versions.
Table 4-1 Ring Tone Format Specifications
Item Format A Format B
Audio band Narrow Wide

File format WAV WAV
Audio format G.711 u-Law Linear PCM
Audio sample rate 8kHz 16kHz
Audio sample size 8bit 16bit
Channel Monaural Monaural
Play time 32 seconds or less 32 seconds or less
Copyright None None
Additional information None None
File Size 256KB or under 1024KB or under

Table 4-2 Supported Formats
Terminal
Format A Format B
Model Firmware Version
DT710 All ✔
DT730 All ✔
DT700
Series DT750 All ✔
DT730G All ✔
ITZ-12D/24D/32D 5.0.0.0 or before ✔
5.1.0.0 or later ✔ ✔
ITZ-8LD/8LDG 5.0.0.0 or before ✔
5.1.0.0 or later ✔ ✔
DT830
Series ITZ-12DG/24DG/32DG 5.0.0.0 or before ✔
5.1.0.0 or later ✔ ✔
ITZ-12CG/24CG/32CG 5.0.0.0 or before ✔
5.1.0.0 or later ✔ ✔
ITY-6D All
DT820 ITY-8LDX 3.0.0.0 or before
Series ✔
3.1.0.0 or later ✔ ✔
4-2 Download Ring Tones and MOH

1.1 Ring Tone Upload Procedure
The Data Maintenance Tool or the IP Phone Manager can also be used to
upload ring tones. Refer to Data Maintenance Tool on page 5-1 or IP Phone
Manager on page 2-1 for additional information.
1. Save the converted ring tone (format shown above) into a local directory
on the PC.
 To avoid having to change the file names within the terminal’s programming
(easiest to do through the web browser programming), save the ring tone files as
“Melody1.wav”, “Melody2.wav”, or “Melody3.wav”. Using the
“Melodyx.wav” naming structure allows you to simply change the selection for
the ring tone source.
Figure 4-1 Ring Tone Upload – Save to Local Directory

2. Start TFTP/FTP on the PC.
Figure 4-2 Ring Tone Upload – Start TFTP/FTP on PC

3. Point TFTP/FTP to the saved Ring Tone file.
Figure 4-3 Ring Tone Upload – Point TFTP/FTP to Ring Tone File
4. Terminal Weblogin:
 Open Internet browser (ex. Explorer)
 Enter IP address of terminal.
 Enter User Name: USER

Enter Password: 0000 (by default)
Figure 4-4 Ring Tone Upload – Web Programming

5. Terminal Weblogin or Menu Button:

 Download
 Protocol (TFTP/FTP)
 Download Address (IP of TFPT/FTP)
 Download Files
 Ring Tone (Download Tone 1, 2, 3)
 Enter Name of file, then Execute.
Figure 4-5 Ring Tone Upload – Enter File Name

1.2 Terminal Ring Tone Setting
1. Terminal Weblogin or Menu Button:

 User Setting/Setting
 Incoming Call
 Ring Tone
 Internal or External Call (ICM and trunk calls can have different tones –
defined in the terminal’s user setting.
 Download (select Download 1, 2, or 3)
 If the download fails, verify the file type, format size and address are correct.
Figure 4-6 Ring Tone Upload – Ring Tone Terminal Settings

SECTION 2 MUSIC ON HOLD (MOH) TONE FORMAT
File format – .wav

Audio format – CCITT u-law (PCM)
Audio sample rate – 8kHz
Audio sample size – 8 bit
Audio Channel – Mono
File size – 256KB or under
2.1 MOH Upload Procedure
The Data Maintenance Tool or the IP Phone Manager can also be used to
upload ring tones. Refer to Data Maintenance Tool on page 5-1 or IP Phone
Manager on page 2-1 for additional information.
1. Save the converted MOH Tone (in the format above) into a local
directory on the PC.
Figure 4-7 Music on Hold – Save to Local Directory on PC

2. Start TFTP/FTP on the PC.
Figure 4-8 Music on Hold – Start TFTP/FTP on PC
3. Point TFTP/FTP to the saved MOH Tone file.
Figure 4-9 Music on Hold – Point TFTP/FTP to Ring Tone File
4 - 10 Download Ring Tones and MOH

4. Terminal Web login or Menu Button:

 Download
 Protocol (TFTP/FTP)
 Download Address (IP of TFTP/FTP)
 Download Files
 Hold Music
 Enter Name of file, then execute
 If the download fails, verify the file type, the format size and address are correct.
Figure 4-10 Music on Hold – Enter File Name
2.2 Terminal MOH Setting
Allows MOH to be played from the terminal instead of the system.
1. Terminal Weblogin or Menu Button

 Talk
 Hold Music
 Download
 You can use the Windows Player to convert audio formats.
Figure 4-11 Music on Hold – Download

2. Click on Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Entertainment ->

Sound Recorder.
Figure 4-12 Sound Recorder – Start Program
3. Click File -> Open (choose the wave saved .wav file).
4. Click File -> Properties -> Convert Now (Select Format and Attributes).
Figure 4-13 Sound Recorder – Sound Selection
 Sound editing software may be required to edit the file size if too large, or if the
audio levels in playback are distorted after file conversion.

Data Maintenance Tool 5
Thank you for using our DT700/DT800 series Data Maintenance Tool
Data Maintenance Tool

(hereafter referred to as the Maintenance Tool).
The Maintenance Tool provides functions to back up/restore data of the

DT700/DT800 series terminal (telephone), download hold music/ringer
tone and wallpapers by connecting DT700/DT800 series terminal(s) and a
PC via LAN.
1.1 Overview
The Maintenance Tool is composed of a Tool Manager and Data

Maintenance Tool. These components provide the following
functions:
Tool Manager
 Activate Data Maintenance Tool
Data Maintenance Tool

 Back up data in terminal
 Restore backup data of terminal
 Download hold music to terminal
 Download ringer tones to terminal
 Download wallpapers to terminal

Figure 5-1 Main Screen Layout
5-2 Data Maintenance Tool

The specifications and designs of the product are subject to change for
improvement without prior notice.
SECTION 2 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
The following table shows the operating environment of the Maintenance Tool.
OS Version Windows 7 Professional 32-bit / 64-bit (SP1

or higher)
Windows 8 Professional 32-bit / 64-bit
Windows 8.1 Professional 32-bit / 64-bit
Windows 10 Professional 32-bit / 64-bit
Language English, Japanese
SECTION 3 USAGE RESTRICTIONS
 Maintenance Tool is dedicated to the DT700/DT800 series IP terminals.

 Installing Maintenance Tool requires administrative privileges.
 Maintenance Tool cannot be used with “DT700/DT800 series IP Terminal
WebPro” simultaneously.
 Maintenance Tool may not function normally on a PC on which another tftp
server application is running.
 PCs, where screen resolution is set to other than “Normal Size (96 DPI)”, may
be unable to display screens normally. You can check screen resolution (DPI
Setting) from screen properties.

SECTION 4 BEFORE USE
4.1 Installing Maintenance Tool
Install the Maintenance Tool on your PC.
1. Double click setup.bat of Data Maintenance Tool for DT700/DT800

series IP terminals. A security warning screen appears, click the Run
button.
Figure 5-2 Setup.bat Screen
2. When following screen appears, select the language.
Figure 5-3 Select Language Screen

3. When the Welcome to the Data Maintenance Tool for DT700/DT800 IP

Terminal Setup Wizard screen appears, follow the on-screen instructions
to install.
Figure 5-4 Installation Screen
 If “Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0” or “Visual C++ Runtime Library (x86)” is

not installed on the PC where you want to install the Maintenance Tool, Figure
5-5 Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Installation or Figure 5-6 Visual C++
Runtime Library (x86) Installation on page 5-6 appear during installation of the
Maintenance Tool.
Proceed with installation according to the instructions on the screen.

4. In the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0. window click Accept.
Figure 5-5 Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Installation
5. In the Visual C++ Runtime Library (x86) ver.2.0.50727.42 screen click

Install.
Figure 5-6 Visual C++ Runtime Library (x86) Installation

4.2 Uninstalling Maintenance Tool
To uninstall the Maintenance Tool use the following.
1. Click on Start -> Settings -> open the Control Panel -> select Add or
Remove Programs.
2. Select the Data Maintenance Tool for DT700 series, and click the
Change button.
Figure 5-7 Add/Remove Program Control Panel Window

3. Follow the on-screen instructions to Remove the program.
Figure 5-8 Remove Program Screen
 After uninstalling, the folder where the Maintenance Tool was installed, or its
files may still remain. In this case, manually delete the folder and its files.
SECTION 5 TOOL MANAGER
The Tool Manager provides tool information, status information and an interface for
performing Data Maintenance functions. This section describes how to start and stop
Tool Manager and describes the Tool Manager screen.
5.1 Start and Termination

5.1.1 Starting the Tool Manager
There are two ways to start the Tool Manager.
 Double click on the Tool Manager for DT700 series icon.
- OR -
 Click on Start -> All Programs -> NEC -> Maintenance Tool
for DT700 series -> Tool Manager for DT700 series.

5.1.2 Terminating the Tool Manager

There are two ways to terminate the Tool Manager.
 Click the Exit button located at the bottom right of the screen.
When the termination confirmation appears, click the OK
button to terminate Tool Manager.
- OR -
 Click the X button located at the top right of the screen. When
the termination confirmation appears, click the OK button to
terminate the Tool Manager.
5.2 Screen Description (Main Screen)
Figure 5-9 Tool Manager Main Screen Description
The following table describes the areas of the main screen:
Table 5-1 Main Screen Description
Name Description
Tool information Displays the tool name, version, and copyright.
Status information Displays the current tool startup status.
Tool startup buttons Starts each function of Data Maintenance Tool.
Backup Data Starts the data backup function.
Restore Data Starts the data restore function.
Hold music download Starts the hold music download function.

Table 5-1 Main Screen Description (Continued)
Name Description
Ringer tone download Starts the ringer tone download function.
Wallpaper download Starts Local Directory Support Tool for the

wallpaper download function.
Telephone Directory Starts Local Directory Support Tool.
Exit button Terminates Tool Manager.
SECTION 6 DATA MAINTENANCE TOOL
6.1 Back Up Terminal (Telephone) Data
You can back up the terminal data. Data to be backed up depends on the
terminal model as shown below:
Table 5-2 Terminal Data
DT830G DT830G DT830 DT820 DT820 DT750 DT730 DT710 DT730G DT730G DT770G
(24CG) (24DG) (8LDX) (6D) (24cg) (24DG)
Config           
Hold Music           
Ringer Tone 1     X   X   
Ringer Tone 2     X   X   
Ringer Tone 3     X   X   
Local Directly    X X   X   X
Call History    X X   X   X
Wallpaper  X X X X  X X  X X
5 - 10 Data Maintenance Tool

1. Click the Backup Data button on the Tool Manager.
Figure 5-10 Tool Manager – Backup Data Screen
2. Click on the folder icon on the Data Backup screen.
Figure 5-11 Data Backup Destination
3. Select a folder to save the backup data, and click the OK button.
 Backup files are saved as “PersonalData_yyyymmddhhmmss.tgz”. It is
recommended that you create a folder for each terminal to easily find the source
terminal.
Figure 5-12 Backup Directory

Figure 5-13 Creating a New Directory Folder
4. Click the Backup (Terminal -> PC) button.
Figure 5-14 Backup Directory Path
5. Set every item on the Upload screen, and click the Run button.
Figure 5-15 Upload Selection Screen
The following table describes the areas of the Upload Selection screen:
Table 5-3 Upload Selection Screen Description
Name Description
Specified Terminal Use to specify the extension number or IP address

of the terminal to obtain data.
 To enter the Extension Number, both the PC
running this tool and the terminal must be
connected to the same segment network.
User authentication ID and Password to log into the terminal.

 Default ID: USER
Default Password: 0000
Network setting of this computer IP address of the PC where the tool is running.
6. The following screen appears.
Figure 5-16 Upload Progress Screen

If the upload succeeds:

 PC side:
The backup file name of the uploaded file is displayed. Click the OK
button to close the screen.
Figure 5-17 Upload Successful
 Terminal side:
Upload Complete! is displayed on the screen. Press the Exit softkey
located below the display to close the screen.
If the upload fails:

 PC side:
An error message appears. Click the OK button to close the screen.
Figure 5-18 Error Notification Screen
 Some displayed messages vary depending on the error. For details, refer to 6.6
Error Messages on page 5-44.
 Terminal side:
“Upload Failed” is displayed on the screen. Press the Exit softkey
6.2 Restore Backup Data of Terminal (Telephone)
You can restore backup data for the terminal.

 Restoring data from mismatched terminals could prevent the terminal from
operating. Do not restore data which has been backed up from a different terminal
model. (Example: Restoring data backed up on IP Enhanced terminal to an IP-CTS
terminal.) For instructions on backing up data, refer to 6.1 Back Up Terminal
(Telephone) Data on page 5-10.
1. Click the Restore Data button on the Tool Manager.
Figure 5-19 Tool Manager – Restore Data Screen

2. Click on the folder icon on the Data Restore screen.
Figure 5-20 Select Download File Screen
3. Select the backup data to be restored.
Figure 5-21 Select Download File
4. Click the Restore (PC -> Terminal) button.
Figure 5-22 Restore File Directory Path
5. Complete each field on the Download screen. Click the Run button.
Figure 5-23 Download Selection Screen
The following table describes the areas of the Download Selection

screen:
Table 5-4 Download Selection Screen Description
Name Description

of the terminal to obtain data.


The following screen appears.
Figure 5-24 Download Progress Screen
 When download is cancelled, the file transfer to the terminal may be completed and
then the file may be updated depending on the timing.
If the download succeeds:

 PC side:
A message appears indicating that the download was completed
successfully. Click the OK button to close the screen.
Figure 5-25 Download Complete (Restore)
 Terminal side:
Download Complete! is displayed on the screen. Press the Exit softkey
If the download fails:

 PC side:
 Some displayed messages vary depending on the error. For details, see 6.6
 Terminal side:
Download Failed is displayed on the screen. Press the Exit softkey

6.3 Download Hold Music to the Terminal
You can download hold music to the terminal.
1. Click the Hold music download button on the Tool Manager.
Figure 5-27 Tool Manager – Hold Music Download Screen
2. Click on the folder icon.
Figure 5-28 Download Type – Hold Music
3. Select an audio file to be downloaded to the terminal as the hold music.
Figure 5-29 File Selection

With the Optimization button, you can convert an audio file that cannot
be played into a format playable on the terminal.
Figure 5-30 Download Type – Hold Music
 With optimization by this tool, you can convert audio files of “PCM” or
“u-Law” format into an audio file playable by the terminal. Wave sounds such as
“ADPCM” are not supported
The following information is displayed as Property information:
Table 5-5 Property Field Data
File format
File size
Bitrate
Audio sample size
Channel
Audio sample rate
Audio format
Time

Add data
Copyright information
 = Not displayed if additional information is not available.
Archival Location Creation Date Engineer Name Sharpness
Artist Cropped Genre Palette Setting Source
Commissioned Dimensions Keywords Product Source Form
Comments Dimensions Lightness Subject Technician
Copyright Dots Per Inch Medium Software –
6.3.1 Suggestion Messages for Optimization Explained
1. When an audio file whose format (u-Law 8.000kHz 8 bit

monaural, 32 seconds or less playback time, and file without
copyright information and addition information) is supported by
the terminal is selected, the following is displayed:
“The appointed voice file is enable to use telephone.“
For audio files provided for the terminal, no optimization is
necessary. Go to step 5. on page 27 in this chapter.
 If you create an audio file of the format supported by the terminal, it is
recommended to adjust the volume with optimization.
2. When the audio file can be converted into an audio file playable
by the terminal, the following is displayed:
“The appointed voice file has the following problems.
Please click an optimization button in order to solve a
problem.“
Additionally, the following details are displayed in red.
 Since the format does not support telephone, it is unable to play
back.
Cause – The format is not “u-Law 8.000kHz 8-bit monaural“.
Optimization Process – The format is converted into “u-Law 8.000kHz
8-bit monaural“.
 Play back time is over the longest play back time of telephone.
Cause – The playback time of the audio file exceeds 32 seconds.
Optimization Process – The playback time is shortened to 32 seconds.
 Since copyright information is added, it may be normally not play
back on the telephone.
Cause – The copyright information is attached to the audio file.
Optimization Process – The copyright information is deleted.
 Since there is additional information, it is not normally played
back on the telephone.
Cause – There is additional information attached to the audio file.
Optimization Process – The additional information is deleted.

3. When the audio file cannot be converted into an audio file

playable by the terminal:
“An audio format of appointed voice file is not supported.”
 Correspondence audio format: PCM/u-Law
Cause – The audio format is not supported. (This message is displayed
when the audio format such as “ADPCM“ is selected.)
Optimization Process – None
 Optimization cannot be performed since the format is not supported

by this tool.
 Select the file whose audio format is “PCM” or “u-Law” format.
4. Click the Optimization button.
Figure 5-31 Download Type – Hold Music (Optimization)
 The sound quality may be different from the original audio after optimization
since the audio format may be converted.
 This tool adjusts the volume to a level appropriate for the use of the terminal
when the Optimization button is clicked. For how to adjust the volume, refer to
6.4.1 Adjust Volume of Audio File to be Downloaded on page 5-32.
Status after the Optimization button is clicked.
Figure 5-32 Download Type – Hold Music (After Optimization)
 You can check the optimized audio before downloading it.
Figure 5-33 Download Type – Hold Music (Verify Audio)
 The volume may be heard differently when the audio file is played on a PC or
terminal.

5. Click the Download (PC -> Terminal) button.
Figure 5-34 Download (PC -> Terminal) Button
6. Complete each field on the Download screen. Click the Run button.

screen:
Name Description

of the terminal whose audio file is to be sent.
 When a telephone number is used, the PC and
terminal must be on the same network segment.


 PC side:
Figure 5-37 Download Complete (Hold Music)
 Terminal side:

You can check the hold music downloaded to the terminal by playing it on the
terminal.
1. Press the Menu button on the terminal.

2. Select Setting -> User Setting -> Talk -> Hold Music.
3. Select Download.
If the volume is not appropriate, refer to 6.4.1 Adjust Volume of Audio File to
be Downloaded on page 5-32.

 PC side:
 Some displayed messages vary depending on the error. For details, see 6.6
 Terminal side:
Download Failed is displayed on the screen. Press the Exit softkey
6.4 Ringer Tone Download to the Terminal
You can download a ringer tone to the terminal.
1. Click the Ringer tone download button on the Tool Manager.
Figure 5-39 Tool Manager – Download Ringer Tone Screen

2. Click on the Download type box and select the ringer tone (1~3) to
download.
Figure 5-40 Download Type – Ringer Tone
For subsequent operations, refer to 6.3 Download Hold Music to the Terminal
on page 5-21.
You can play and hear the ringer tone downloaded to the terminal.

2. Select Setting -> User Setting -> Incoming Call -> Ringer tone ->
External Call.
3. Select Download 1.
Select Download 2 when Ringer tone 2 has been downloaded.
Select Download 3 when Ringer tone 3 has been downloaded.
If the volume is not appropriate, refer to 6.4.1 Adjust Volume of Audio File to
be Downloaded on page 5-32.
6.4.1 Adjust Volume of Audio File to be Downloaded

On the “Download of Hold Music” or “Download of Ringer Tone”
screen, you can adjust the volume of an audio file to be downloaded.
1. Enter the desired value in the Volume field in the lower left part of
the screen (using the  (up-arrow) and  (down-arrow) buttons,
or by direct input), and click the Optimization button.
Figure 5-41 Download Type – Hold Music (Optimization)
 The audio file adjusted to the standard volume level is re-adjusted by

the specified quantity. You can specify it in the range of -100dB to
100dB (decibels). For example, if “-5” is specified, the volume of the
audio file is decreased by -5dB.
 If an invalid value is specified for volume adjustment, the
optimization fails with an error message “Invalid range of volume”.

6.5 Download Wallpaper to the Terminal
You can download a wallpaper graphic to the terminal.

 Wallpaper image size for the DT730C is 480x272 pixels and the DT750 is 320x240
pixels.
1. Click the Wallpaper download button on the Tool Manager.
Figure 5-42 Tool Manager – Wallpaper Download Screen
2. Click on the folder icon.
Figure 5-43 Download Type – Wallpaper
3. Specify the picture file to download to the terminal as wallpaper.
Figure 5-44 Select File Type
 Selectable file formats are BMP file (bmp, dib), JPEG files (jpeg, jpg, jpe, jfif, jif,
jfi), GIF file (gif), and PNG file (png).

Status after the picture file is specified
Figure 5-45 Download Type – Wallpaper
If “The appointed picture file can be normally displayed on the telephone.” is

displayed as the suggestion message for optimization, proceed to step 5. on
page 40 because you can download the picture file as is to the terminal.
Optimization enables you to convert even the picture files that cannot be
displayed by the terminal to a format in which they can be displayed by the
terminal. Perform the optimization as stated in step 4. on page 38
 For information on the file formats that can be converted to picture files
that can be displayed on the terminal via optimization of this tool, refer to
6.5.2 Picture File Formats Supported for Wallpaper on page 5-43.
Property information items to be displayed depend on the file formats shown in

the table below.
Table 5-7 File Formats
Property Information
BMP File JPEG File GIF File PNG FIle
File Format
File Type    
File Size    
Width    
Height    
Bit Depth    
Data storage format  – – –
Drawing format –  – –
Color Type –  – –
Transparency – – – 
Explanation of Items
File Type Type of specified file (e.g., BMP, JPEG)
File Size Size of specified file (byte)
Width Picture width (pixel)
Height Picture height (pixel)
Bit Depth Depth of bit (bit)
Data storage format Storage format of picture data (Bottom up/Top down)
Drawing format Drawing format of pictures (Baseline/Progressive)
Color Type Display color element (RGB/CMYK/YCCK, etc.)
Transparency Transparent/non-transparent

6.5.1 Suggestion Messages for Optimization Explained
1. If a picture file can be displayed by the terminal, the following

message is displayed:
“The appointed picture file can be normally displayed on the
telephone.”
The picture files that can be displayed by the terminal are those
which meet the following conditions:
 Files whose formats can be displayed by the terminal (file formats
marked by  in 6.5.2 Picture File Formats Supported for
Wallpaper on page 5-43.
 Files where the picture size is less than or equal to the screen
size (240 pixels x 320 pixels).
2. If a picture file that can be displayed by the terminal via
optimization is specified, the following is displayed:
“The appointed picture file has the following problems.
Please click an optimization button in order to solve a
problem.“
 Part of the picture which is over the dotted line is not displayed on
the terminal.
Cause – The picture file exceeds the screen size (240 pixels x 320
pixels) of the terminal.
Optimization Process – The portions outside the dotted frame
displayed in the picture image are deleted.
 The picture data storage form as Top down cannot be displayed
on the terminal.
Cause – The data storage format of the bitmap picture file is Top down.
Optimization Process – The data storage format is converted to Bottom
up.
 Bit depth is 32 bit or more cannot be displayed on the terminal.
Cause – The bit depth of the bitmap picture file is greater than or equal
to 32 bits.
Optimization Process – The bit depth converted to 24 bits.
 The drawing form of Progressive cannot be displayed on the
terminal.
Cause – The drawing format of the JPEG picture file is Progressive.
Optimization Process – The drawing format is converted to Baseline.
 The color type for CMYK or YCCK cannot be displayed on the
terminal.
Cause – The color type of the JPEG picture file CMYK or YCCK.
Optimization Process – The color type is converted to YCbCr.
 The picture file with Transparent information cannot be displayed

on the terminal.
Cause – Transparent information is added to the PNG picture file.
Optimization Process – Transparent information is deleted.
3. If a file that cannot be optimized is specified, the following is

displayed:
“This picture file was not downloadable”.
 Cause – The file format is not supported or the file is corrupt.
 Response – Specify a picture file of a supported file format. For
details on the supported picture files, refer to 6.5.2 Picture File
Formats Supported for Wallpaper on page 5-43.
4. Click the Optimization button.
Figure 5-46 Download Type – Wallpaper (Optimization)

Figure 5-47 Download Type – Wallpaper (After Optimization)
 If the screen size is optimized, the part outside the dotted frame is cut with
reference to the original picture. The black part outside the dotted frame
displayed after the picture image is optimized is not included in the optimized
picture image.
If a picture with transmittance 100% is used, the transparent part becomes black
in the tool and terminal. If a picture who transmittance is less than 100% is used,
transparency becomes invalid.
Figure 5-48 Optimized/Transmittance Example
5. Click the Download(PC -> Terminal) button.
Figure 5-49 Download Type – Wallpaper (Download PC->Terminal)

6. Complete each field on the Download screen and click the Run button.

screen:
Name Description
Specified Terminal Use to specify the extension number or IP

address of the terminal to obtain data.

Network setting of this IP address of the PC where the tool is

computer running.
 When download is cancelled, the file transfer to the terminal may be completed and
then the file may be updated depending on the timing.

 PC side:
Figure 5-52 Download Completed (Wallpaper)
 Terminal side:
located below the display to close the screen and check that the
wallpaper downloaded to the terminal is displayed on the Home screen.
Displaying the Downloaded Wallpaper
Displaying the wallpaper downloaded to the terminal requires the following

settings:

2. Select Setting -> User Setting -> Screen Setting -> Other Setting ->
Wallpaper.
3. Select Download.
4. Click Accept.


 PC side:
 Some displayed messages vary depending on the error. For details, refer to
6.6 Error Messages on page 5-44.
 Terminal side:
Download Failed! is displayed on the screen. Press the Exit softkey
6.5.2 Picture File Formats Supported for Wallpaper

Table 5-9 Supported Wallpaper File Formats lists the format types
supported for wallpaper.
Table 5-9 Supported Wallpaper File Formats
File Type Format Type Bit Depth Availability

JFI 24 o
JFIF 24 o
JIF 24 o
JPE 24 o
JPG 24 o
Format Type JPEG 24 o
JPEG 2000 24 x
JPEG-LS (Lossless) 24 x
JPEG XR 36 x
JPEG Baseline – o
Drawing
Format Progressive – 
RGB 24 o
CMYK 24 
YCCK 24 
Color Type YCbCr 24 o
YUV 24 o
Grayscale 8 o
Table 5-9 Supported Wallpaper File Formats (Continued)
File Type Format Type Bit Depth Availability

2, 4, 8, 24 
Top down
32 
BMP Data Storage 2, 4, 8, 24 o
Format Bottom up
32 
Without animation 8 o
GIF Animation
With animation 8 x
1, 2, 4, 8 o
Index color
Transparent 
2, 4, 8, 16, 32 o
Grayscale
Color Type Transparent 
PNG 24, 48 o
True color
Transparent 
APNG 24, 48 x
Animation
MNG – x
o = The picture file can be downloaded as is to the terminal without being optimized.
 = The picture file can be downloaded to the terminal by optimizing it.
x = The picture file is not supported so it cannot be downloaded to the terminal.
6.6 Error Messages

Setting Related
Message There is invalid parameter.
Explanation Some items are not yet entered on the Upload or Download screen.
Response Check if the following items are correctly entered:
 Extension number or IP address selected in “Specified Terminal”
 ID set in “User authentication”
 Password set in “User authentication”
Message There is invalid network setting.

Explanation The terminal with the IP address specified in “Specified Terminal” and
the PC with the IP address specified in “Network setting of this
computer” cannot communicate with the network.
Response Check if the terminal with the IP address specified in “Specified
Terminal” and the PC with the IP address specified in “Network setting
of this computer” can communicate with the network.
Connection Related
Message Can not find specified telephone. Connection will be closed.
Explanation The terminal (telephone) with the specified extension number was not
found.
Response Check the following:
 Does the terminal with the extension number specified in “Specified
Terminal” really exist?
 Are you logging into the terminal in WebPro? If so, log out.
 If the Menu screen is displayed, close it.
 Is the application of the terminal (local IPM port) set to 3530?

Message There is duplicate telephone. Connection will be closed.

Explanation Several terminals with the specified extension number were found.
Response Contact your system administrator.
Message There is authentication error. Connection will be closed.
Explanation An attempt to log into the terminal failed.
Response Check if the ID or password specified in “User authentication” on the
Download or Upload screen is correct.
Message There is connection error. Connection will be closed.
Explanation There is no response from the terminal.
 Is this terminal a model supported by the Maintenance Tool?
 Is the IP address specified in “Specified Terminal” correct? (there is no
terminal with the specified IP address.)
 Is the application of the terminal (local IPM port) set to 3530?
 Is the security setting (WebPro) of the terminal enabled?
Message Can not proceed because there is active connection. Please wait for a
while.
Explanation Communication with the terminal is now terminating.
Response Wait for a while and then retry.
Message There is session error. Connection will be closed.
Explanation An attempt to acquire session information (communication ID) with the
target terminal has failed.
 If you are logged into the terminal in WebPro, log out.
 If the Menu screen of the terminal is displayed, switch it to the Standby
screen.
Message There is session timeout. Connection will be closed.

Explanation A timeout occurred during communication with the terminal.
 Are the terminal and PC connected via the network? (The network
connection may have been disconnected during communication.)
 Is the network line congested?
Message There is undefined HTTP error. Connection will be closed.

Explanation An error occurred during HTTP communication.
 Is the IP address specified in “Specified Terminal” correct?
(The IP address of a device that is not a terminal may have been
specified.)
 If this error still occurs despite this response, restart the tool and then retry.
Directory Folder Related

Message Can not make temporary directory.
Explanation An attempt to create a work directory used to exchange data with the
terminal has failed.
 Does the drive where the tool is installed have free space of at least 10
megabytes?
Message Cannot make temporary file.

Explanation An attempt to create the file to be sent to the terminal has failed.
megabytes?
Message Folder access error occurred.

Explanation An attempt to access the specified folder during data backup has
failed.
 Does the specified folder exist?
megabytes?
Message Failed to save backup.

Explanation An attempt to save a backup file during data backup has failed.
 Check if the drive where the tool is installed has free space of at least 10
megabytes, wait for a while, and then retry.
Terminal Error Related

Message There is error notification from telephone, that means “Download is
failed”.
Explanation An error message was sent from the terminal during the download.
Response The file specified in download may be incorrect or may have been
corrupted.
Message An error notification from telephone, that means “Backup is failed”.
Explanation An error message was sent from the terminal during backup.
Response If this error cannot be corrected, contact the distributor.
Message There is error notification from telephone.
Explanation An error notification was received from the terminal.
Response Wait for a while and then retry.
Tool Related
Message It is not corresponded in the specified terminal.
Explanation The model of the specified terminal does not support the executed
function.
Response Executable functions depend on a terminal model. For details, refer to
the manual.

Message This voice file cannot be optimized.

Explanation An attempt to convert the voice file format has failed.
Response The specified voice file may have been corrupted.
Message This voice file was not downloadable.
Explanation An attempt to read the specified voice file has failed.
Message This voice file was not downloadable.
Explanation An attempt to read the specified picture file has failed.
Message Tool Manager starting error. This tool is not able to run more than one.
Explanation An attempt was made to start Tool manager several times.
Response Check if Tool Manager is already open.
Message The application illegally started. Please start from a Tool Manager.
Explanation The tool was started illegally.
Response Start the tool from Tool Manager.
Message Tool starting error.
Explanation An attempt to start each tool has failed.
Response The Data Maintenance Tool may have been destroyed. Repair or
reinstall the application.

IP Terminal Features 6
This section details features that are available with the IP terminals.
IP Terminal Features
Refer to the individual feature for IP terminal firmware or DT700/DT800
series software levels required for the feature.
SECTION 2 DISPLAY: ABILITY TO TURN OFF DISPLAY (SLEEP MODE)
The terminal menu with IP terminal firmware (DT750 V3.0.0.0 or higher,

DT730G(CG) V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT830G(CG) V1.0.0.0 or higher)
provides an option to turn off the display function. This option is available
in the User Settings menu.
1. Press MENU button.
2. Press Setting -> 1. User Settings -> 3. Display -> 7. Advanced ->
5. Turn Off Display
 Turn off Display Mode (disable, enable, application priority).
 Wait Time = 1 minute - 999 minutes.

SECTION 3 FONT COLOR SELECTION FOR IP-CTS TERMINALS
When using the firmware (DT750

V3.0.5.0 or higher, DT730G(CG)
V1.0.0.0 or higher), a user can
select the font color displayed on
their terminal. Note that the font
color only affects the 3/4-line
display area (standard and
vertically doubled) on the home
screen. Refer to the highlighted
area in the graphic. There are 16
colors from which to choose.
When an inverted color is displayed on the terminal, the font color is used for the
background color and the bit-inverted font color is used for the font.
Figure 6-1 Font Colors
6-2 IP Terminal Features

Figure 6-2 Inverted Colors
3.1 Select the Font Color from the Terminal
1. Press the MENU button. Access the menu Setting -> User Setting ->
Display -> Advanced -> Font Color.
 By default, Color 2 is used.
2. Selecting "0" uses the default graphic. Selecting "1" displays the
downloaded graphic.
This option can also be programmed from the PCPro application:
Figure 6-3 Font Color Preview

SECTION 4 MULTILINGUAL LANGUAGE SUPPORT FOR IP TERMINAL DISPLAYS
DT730 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT750 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT730G V1.0.0.0 or higher,

DT830/DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher DT820 V1.0.0.0 or higher provide a multilingual
display option. The available screens providing multilingual features are:
 Home screen display in the language specified by the server

 DESI-Less screen display in the language specified by the server
 Local volume display
 Pop-up display/Incoming Caller ID display
 With translation files downloaded, multilingual options available include:
 Menu display
 Directory display
 History display
 Security
 Web programming
 The Value IP terminal does not support the download function so these options are not
available for this terminal.
 Multilingual calendar display (month and day of the week) in an XML browser
(other items must be supported by the XML application)
 Multilingual character input
The display language is automatically specified by the server, so setting the language
is not required unless a different language is required for an extension. At the
terminal, press the MENU button. Select Terminal Settings -> User Settings ->
Screen Settings -> Language. The "Auto" option uses the language specified by
system programming. Otherwise, select the desired language and exit the menu.
4.1 Download Translation File
1. Press MENU -> Access the Maintenance/Configuration mode and

enter the Username and Password for the ADMIN mode (by default,
User Name: ADMIN, Password: 6633222).
2. Select Maintenance Settings -> Download Menu -> Download
Address. Specify the IP address of the PC where the TFTP server is
installed.
3. Select Protocol then TFTP for the file transfer protocol.
4. Select Download File then Translation Data. Enter the file name and
press the EXECUTE softkey.
5. After the download completes, press the EXIT softkey.

6. Press the EXIT softkey three times to display the initial configuration
screen.
7. Press the SAVE softkey to reset the terminal.
4.2 Display Languages
DT700/DT800 Terminals
Table 6-1 IP Enhanced and IP-CTS Terminals
Number Display Language File Name Description
0 Auto - Language specified by the server (1 to 21)
1 Japanese ja_JP.mo (Japanese and alphanumeric [single and

double byte])
2 NEC English en_US_nec.mo U.S. (English alphanumeric)
3 NEC Portuguese pt_PT_nec.mo South America (European alphanumeric)
4 NEC Spanish es_ES_nec.mo South America (European alphanumeric)
5 NEC French fr_FR_nec.mo Canada (European alphanumeric)
6 German de_DE.mo (European alphanumeric)
7 Italian it_IT.mo (European alphanumeric)
8 Dutch nl_NL.mo (European alphanumeric)
9 Norwegian no_NO.mo (European alphanumeric)
10 Danish da_DK.mo (European alphanumeric)
11 Swedish sv_SE.mo (European alphanumeric)
12 Greek el_GR.mo (European alphanumeric)
13 English en_US.mo Europe (European alphanumeric)
14 Portuguese pt_PT.mo Europe (European alphanumeric)
15 Spanish es_ES.mo Europe (European alphanumeric)
16 French fr_FR.mo Europe (European alphanumeric)
17 Russian ru_RU.mo (Russian alphanumeric)
18 Turkish tr_TR.mo (Turkish alphanumeric)
19 Romanian ro_RO.mo (European alphanumeric)
20 Polish pl_PL.mo (European alphanumeric)
21 Catalan ca_ES.mo (European alphanumeric)

For IP Value Terminals
Table 6-2 IP Value Terminals
Number Display Language File Name Description
0 Auto - Language specified by the server (1 to 21)
1 Japanese ja_JP.mo (Japanese and alphanumeric [single and

double byte])
2 NEC English en_US_nec.mo U.S. (English alphanumeric)
Conditions
 English is the default language before connecting the terminal to the
server.
 Multilingual displays using an XML application require contents that
support multilingual display.
 Each local subsidiary must create the translation file and check the
menu display.
 To create translation files, use the freeware "poEdit".
 Settings are specified in the English alphanumeric input mode,
regardless of specified language.
SECTION 5 SCREEN POP-UP FOR DESI-LESS DISPLAY
For digital or IP DESI-Less terminals, the display shows eight function keys per
screen with a total of four pages available providing up to 32 function keys. When an
incoming call is received and the key is displayed on a screen not currently being
viewed, the icon indicating the screen with the incoming call can flash or it can be
brought automatically to the front. With previous software, the screen icon would blink
which had the incoming call. System programming is also required. Refer to system
programming manuals for additional system settings.
Conditions
 One one screen number can flash, even if there are multiple calls ringing.
 The blink rate of the scree icon is fixed and cannot be changed.
 If a call is ringing in on a Trunk Group Access key and a Loop key, the screen
with the Trunk Group Access key will take priority.

SECTION 6 WALLPAPER GRAPHIC FOR DT750 AND DT730G(CG) AND

DT830G(CG) TERMINALS
With the DT750 or DT730G(CG) or DT830G(CG) terminals, an option is available

which allows a user to download a graphic which will be displayed as wallpaper for
the terminal’s home page display.
Figure 6-4 Wallpaper Download (DT750)
 You can also use the Data Maintenance Tool or the IP Phone Manager to upload
wallpaper graphics to terminals. Refer to Data Maintenance Tool on page 5-1 or IP
Phone Manager on page 2-1 for additional information.
Conditions
 One image file can be downloaded to a terminal. As the LCD supports only
65,535 colors, 24-bit color might be reduced when displayed.
 Wallpaper image size for the DT730C is 480x272 pixels and the DT750 is 320x240 pixels.
Table 6-3 24-bit Color Reduced
File Extension Color Depth Size
bmp 1, 4, 8, 16, 24 -
jpg – ja_JP.mo
gif 1~8 en_US_nec.mo
png 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 24, 48 524288 byte or less
 The wallpaper graphic is only used for the home page screen. It is not used for
the menu, XML, or security screens.
 The wallpaper image is aligned to the upper left (it is not centered).
 Downloaded images are saved even after powering down the terminal.

6.1 Download Wallpaper File
1. From the terminal, press the MENU button. Access the menu Setting ->
Download -> Download Files -> Wallpaper.
2. Download the desired graphic.
6.2 Select the Default Graphic or the Downloaded Wallpaper File
1. Press the MENU button. Access the menu Setting -> User Setting ->
Display -> Advanced -> Wallpaper.
2. Selecting "0" uses the default graphic. Selecting "1" displays the
downloaded graphic.
SECTION 7 XML: AUTOMATIC LAUNCH OF XML APPLICATION
An option is available in the terminal menu with DT710 V2.0.0.0 or higher, DT730
V2.0.0.0 or higher, DT750 V2.0.0.0 or higher, DT730G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT830/
DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT820 V3.0.0.0 or higher which allows an XML
application to automatically display on the terminal’s start-up.
Located under the terminal’s Maintenance menu, enter Application Settings-XML

Settings-XML Browser-Automatic Startup. You can select to enable or disable this
option.
SECTION 8 XML: POP-UP OF STATION DISPLAY INFORMATION FOR THE

DT750 AND DT730G(CG) AND DT830G(CG) TERMINALS
With DT730 V3.0.5.0 or higher, DT750 V3.0.5.0 or higher, DT730G V1.0.0.0 or higher,
DT830/DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT820 V3.0.0.0 or higher, when using the XML
capability in fixed mode (the XML window is always shown when idle), an option is
available which will provide a pop-up of the terminal’s idle system information display
- date, day, time, extension number, and softkeys.

Figure 6-5 XML Application Pop-Up (DT750)
The pop-up window can be automatically or manually displayed. With the automatic
display, when the DT750 or DT730G(CG) or DT830G(CG) terminal is active (an
incoming call, placing a call, transferring a call, on hold), the window is displayed.
When the terminal returns to an idle state, the window closes. Or, the user can
manually close the pop-up window by touching the close button in the upper right of
the window.
This option requires the use of an HTTP server, like IIS.
8.1 Setup
1. Download the sample Pop-Up zip file from the NEC Technical Support
Site (www.nec.com)
 This file contains the XML file to be edited/saved as well as the Popup.NIP
file referenced within the XML file.
2. Unzip the sample Pop-Up zip file and place the files into the
C:\INETPUB\wwwroot folder on the server PC which is used for the
XML applications.
 The INETPUB folder is created when the IIS service is installed as part of
the XML setup.
3. Right click on the pop_up-sample.xml file and click Edit. Change the IP
address on line 13 to match the server PC’s IP address. Save the file
and close it.
4. Open the XML Application Suite from Internet Explorer (click Start ->
Programs -> NEC -> XML Application Suite). Log in (by default,
Login=Admin, PIN=12345).
 This part of the setup can also be done from the IP Manager application.
5. From the Administration page, go to System Information.
 The System Information section is used to set redirect links to other external
XML applications that are not managed by the XML Application Suite. Up to
four links can be added for connections to other XML applications. These
four links will be used for all User Accounts.

6. Select an available System x field. Under the Name field, enter the
name to be displayed on the XML terminal. Under the URL field, using
the IP address of the XML server PC, enter the following (replacing the
IP address as needed for your server), then click Submit:
http://192.168.1.125/pop_up-sample.xml
The setting for this option is defined in the Configuration menu within the DT750 or
DT730G(CG) or DT830G(CG) terminals. To define the option, perform the following
steps at the terminal.
8.2 Terminal Setup
1. Press the MENU button. Access the Maintenance/Configuration menu

and enter the Username and Password for the ADMIN mode (by
default, User Name: ADMIN, Password: 6633222).
2. Select Maintenance Settings -> Application Settings -> XML
Settings -> XML Browser -> then Fixed Mode. This option must be set
to either "Enable" or "App Priority" for the Popup Mode to work.
3. Click OK.
4. Select Home URL and enter the path to the IIS server (example: http://
192.168.1.10/pop_up-sample.xml) and click OK.
5. Press EXIT twice to display the Application Settings menu.
6. Select Popup.
7. Select Popup Mode and choose 1 Disable, 2 Enable, or 3 App
Priority.
 The App Priority option refers to the definition in the other XML application
buttons/tags displayed. For example, in the above graphic, the "Wakeup
Call" button can be defined to enable or disable the pop-up menu.
 If a set of contents does not have a definition in the tags, "Disable" is
assumed.
 By default, this option is set to 3 App Priority.
8. Exit back one window to the Close Button option and select 1 Disable
or 2 Enable.
 If Disable is selected, the pop-up window cannot be closed manually by
clicking the X in the upper right corner of the pop-up window.
9. Press the EXIT softkey as needed to display the initial configuration
screen.
10. Press the SAVE softkey to reset the terminal.
Conditions
 When the pop-up window is displayed, access to the Configuration Menu (Hold
Transfer * #) is disabled.
6 - 10 IP Terminal Features
8.3 Operation
1. To manually display the pop-up window, touch the XML button for which
the "SoftKey:HalfHome" path is specified as the URI definition for
"TouchpanelItem" (which is defined within the "pop_up-sample.xml" file).
2. Press the key for which the "SoftKey:HalfHome" path is specified.
3. To manually close the pop-up window, touch the Close/X button in the
upper right corner of the pop-up window.
SECTION 9 XML: SCREEN SAVER
The Screen Saver feature is supported on the DT710 V2.1.0.0 or higher, DT730
V2.1.0.0 or higher, DT750 V2.1.0.0 or higher, DT730G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT830/
DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT820 V1.0.0.0 or higher
This feature is activated under the User Setting-Display menu when the MENU button
is pressed. The screen saver will activate after being idle based on the timer set
(1~120 minutes). It will stop when the terminal becomes active (user operation, LCD
backlit condition, incoming call, XML operation, when pressing the SPK, line keys, or
Programmable Function Keys). While the screen saver is active, ringing, LEDs, BGM
and Paging are supported.
 This option requires the use of an HTTP server, such as IIS.

 If the terminal loses the connection to the server, the screen saver image will
default to the "Zzz.." image until the user reactivates the XML screen saver
application.
 Only one graphic can be used as the Screen Saver. Multiple images are not
available.
By default, the screen saver displays "Zzz..". This can be changed by downloading a
new graphic which meets the following specification:
(Note: DT820 V3.0.0.0 or higher)
 Format: BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, NIP

 Graphic Size/Color Level:
DT710/DT820(6D): 41 x 168 dot, monochrome
 DT730/DT730G(DG)/DT830/DT830G(DG): 96 x 224 dot, grayscale (8 gray
level)
 DT750: 240 x 320dot, 16bit (65535) color
 DT730G(CG)/DT830G(CG): 272 x 480 dot, 24 bit color
 DT820(8LDX): 128 x 168 dot, monochrome
 GZIP Compressed
 Maximum File Size: 320KB
9.1 Setup
1. Make sure the IP terminal has firmware that supports the Screen Saver
function.
2. Download the sample Screen Saver zip file from the NEC Technical
Support Site (www.nec.com).
This file contains the XML file to be edited/saved as well as sample
graphics for each of the IP terminals: Enhanced, Value.
3. Unzip the sample Screen Saver zip file.
4. Move the SCR folder into the C:\INETPUB\wwwroot folder on the server
PC which is used for the XML applications.
 The INETPUB folder is created when the IIS service is installed as part of
the XML setup.
5. Move the desired graphic for the Screen Saver into the image directory
(C:\INETPUB\wwwroot\scr\image).
6. Move the Scrsvr.xml file from the SCR folder within the
C:\INETPUB\wwwroot folder and place it in the root of the wwwroot
folder.
 The final directory path should look like this:
Figure 6-6 File Directory Path
 The XML file contains the following:

<DtermIPScreenSaver>
<ScreenItem depth='2' type='1' speed='2'>
<URL>http://192.168.1.125/scr/image/cts.jpg</URL>
</ScreenItem>
</DtermIPScreenSaver>
Besides the IP address and the graphic name, the following options can
also be defined in this file.
The "Type" number by default is set to "1". This option determines the
movement of the screen saver graphic.
1 = Scroll right to left
2 = Scroll left to right
3 = Scroll up to down
4 = Scroll down to up
The "Speed" number by default is set to "2". This option determines the
speed of the movement for the graphic.
1 = Fast
2 = Medium
3 = Slow
7. Right click on the Scrsvr.xml file and click Edit. Change the IP address to
match the server PC’s IP address and change the graphic name to the
file saved into the image directory. Save the file and close it.
8. Open the XML Application Suite from Internet Explorer (click Start ->
Programs -> NEC -> XML Application Suite). Log in (by default,
Login=Admin, PIN=12345).
 This portion of the setup can also be done from the IP Manager application.
9. From the Administration page, go to the System Information.
 The system Information section is used to set redirect links to other external
XML applications that are not managed by the XML Application Suite. Up to
four links can be added for connections to other XML applications. These
four links will be used for all User Accounts.
10. Select an available System x field. Under the Name field, enter the name
to be displayed on the XML terminal. Under the URL field, using the IP
address of the XML server PC, enter the following (replacing the IP
address as needed for your server), then click Submit:
http://192.168.1.125/Scrsvr.xml
9.2 Terminal Setup
1. Press the MENU button on the terminal.

2. Press the Setting icon.
3. Press User Setting or press 1 then press Display or press 3.
4. Press Screen Saver or press 3. Then, select either Screen Saver Mode or
Wait Time. Use the Screen Saver Mode menu to enable or disable the
Screen Saver feature (disabled by default). Use the Wait Time to set the
amount of time before the Screen Saver displays (120 minutes by
default).
5. Make the required changes, then press the Back softkey to exit out.
SECTION 10 XML: XML APPLICATION
The DT710 V2.2.2.0 or higher, DT730 V2.2.2.0 or higher, DT750 V2.2.2.0 or higher,
DT730G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT830/DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT820 V3.0.0.0 or
higher, an option is available which allows the terminal to continuously display the
XML application instead of the default terminal display (indicating the time, date,
extension name/number, and the softkeys).
10.1 XML: Clock Indication

Located under the terminal’s User Setting menu (press the Menu button, the press
Setting-User Setting), select the menu Display-Time Format. This setting allows a
user to select either a 12-hour clock or a 24-hour clock.
10.2 XML: Enhancement with Text/Image

This firmware provides an XML Enhancement for displaying both text and an image.
10.3 XML: Font Size

Setting-User Setting), select the menu Display-Font Size. This setting allows a user
to select either Standard (16dot) font size or Small (12dot) font size for the
terminal’s display.
10.4 VoIP, SIP: Multi-Logon Enhancement

This enhancement provides the ability to log on to multiple SIP terminals using the
same user ID and password. Previously, each log-on required a separate log-on.
This feature is used for the MH240, Softphone (in CTI mode), PC Assistant/
Attendant (in CTI mode), IP Value and Enhanced terminals.
Multiple Log-On
The same user cannot use one log-on for multiple devices of the same type (like all
keysets or all MH240s).
The DT Softphone, when used in phone mode, is recognized the same as a

terminal. So, if a user is logged on with either device and then logs in with the other
device, the first device is logged off. For example, the DT Softphone is logged in as
extension 350. The user then logs in with a terminal, also recognized as extension
350. The terminal will log in, but the Softphone session is logged out.
10.5 Terminal Menu: Program Added for Menu Button, Navigation Pad
and XML Operation
An option has been added to manage the operation of the Navigation Pad and
Menu buttons (located in the lower right-hand corner of the DT700/DT800 terminal,
and the digital and IP Enhanced terminals). This program also affects the XML
menu for DT700/DT800 terminal users.
 Use this option to determine how the Navigation Pad and Menu keys respond when
a user changes the state of the terminal while viewing the menu. Selecting "0"
(Automatic) will automatically exit the menu display when the terminal changes
state from an idle condition. Selecting "1" (Manual) will require that the user presses
the "Back" softkey in order to exit the display.
By default, all users are set to "0"
10.6 VoIP: Encryption Added

With DT710 V2.2.2.0 or higher, DT730 V2.2.2.0 or higher, DT750 V2.2.2.0 or
higher, DT730G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT830/DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT820
V1.0.0.0 or higher and an Encryption license, encryption of the SIP signaling
message is now possible between the DT700/DT800 IP terminals. The DT
Softphone can also use the encryption feature.
It is also possible with this firmware, depending on the configuration and terminals
involved, to encrypt the RTP (SRTP).
A terminal with encryption enabled can still be used to communicate to a terminal

without encryption enabled.
Encryption is NOT supported for the following:
 The MH240 WiFi terminal will not support this encryption. However, the terminal will
encrypt a message in the wireless area.
 With NetLink, Remote Unit or CCIS, Encryption is not available between systems.
 SIP Signaling Encryption is supported between the DT700/DT800 IP terminal and
the CCPU only. Other protocols, such as SIP trunking or standard SIP terminals, are
not supported.
RTP Encryption (SRTP)
Table 6-4 DT700/DT800 Encryption
Source Destination SRTP Comment
DT700/DT800 IP IPK II x Encryption between DT700/DT800 IP

Terminal Terminal and VOIPDB. No encryption
to/from the Aspire IP terminal.
DT700/DT800 IP STD SIP (P2P) No

Terminal
DT700/DT800 IP STD SIP (Non-P2P) x Encryption between DT700/DT800 IP

Terminal Terminal and VOIPDB
Table 6-4 DT700/DT800 Encryption (Continued)
Source Destination SRTP Comment
DT700/DT800 IP DT700/DT800 IP x Encrypted (except if to an MH240

Terminal Terminal phone)
DT700/DT800 IP PSTN x Encryption between DT700/DT800 IP

Terminal Terminal and VOIPDB
DT700/DT800 IP IP Network x Encryption between DT700/DT800 IP

Terminal (SIP/H323) Terminal and VOIPDB
DT700/DT800 IP DT700/DT800 IP No
Terminal Terminal
Encryption On Encryption Off
x = Adaptive
Refer to the Encryption Matrix below to see how programming affects the encryption
feature.
Note
 In functions which use Multicast RTP (BGM, Paging, Room Monitor), it is possible to
use SRTP. However, all the terminals must have the Encryption Mode enabled.
Otherwise, the SRTP Multicast cannot be decoded.
 The MH240 phone does not support Multicast RTP).
 P2P calls do not use RTP Forwarding Mode.
 A SIP MLT call on a SIP trunk will encrypt the voice data between the SIP MLT and the
CCPU. The SIP trunk side of the call will not be encrypted.
 RTP encryption is supported between terminals with IP terminal firmware 2.2.2.0 or
higher. If a terminal with this firmware connects to older firmware, RTP encryption is
not available.
Set the Signaling Encryption
1. Program 10-46-07 Encryption Mode is set 1:All.

2. Program10-46-09 One Time Password is set.
3. In the terminal’s setting: Set the Encryption Mode to on.
Access by pressing the terminal’s Menu button -> Maintenance -> User name and
Password (ADMIN and 6633222 by default) -> SIP Settings -> Encryption ->
Authentication Mode.
 Encryption is not provided when a terminal with encryption enabled connects to a
terminal without encryption enabled.
4. In the terminal’s setting: Set the one time password. This is the same as Program
10-46-09.
Access by pressing the terminal’s Menu button -> Maintenance -> User name and
Password (ADMIN and 6633222 by default) -> SIP Settings -> Encryption ->
One Time Password.
Set the RTP Encryption
1. Set all items as described above for Signaling Encryption.

Conditions
 With Multicast RTP (BGM, Paging, Room Monitor), it is necessary to enable the
encryption mode (both signaling encryption and RTP encryption).
 If Program 10-26-02 : RTP Forwarding Mode is enabled, the voice is not encrypted
between the IP terminal and the VOIPDB.
 If you change the Temporary Password using Program 90-45-01, you must set the
one time password in the terminal setup as well. (This cannot be set using Auto
Config. It must be set manually in each terminal.)
 With the DT Softphone, the application provides the ability to log in with an IP
terminal’s extension number. When this option is used, the terminal will display
“override?”. At this prompt, select “yes” within 24 hours. If you do not select “yes”
within 24 hours, the terminal restarts the registration sequence after you push the
button.
 If you change the encryption mode (Program 10-46-07), you must reset the DT700/
DT800.
 When using encryption with the DT Softphone, the "SIP/Audio RTP Encryption"
option in the DT Desktop Configuration must be enabled.
 If you set the SRTP to on, the VOIPDB resource decreases. Refer to the tables
below for the number of DSP resources used.
Table 6-5 32VoIP Daughter Board
Codec Baseline w/SRTP
G.711 32 32
G.722 32 24
G.726 32 24
G.729ab 32 24
G723.1 24 16
iLBC 24 16
T38 32 28
G.711 64 64
G.722 64 48
G.726 64 48
G.729ab 64 48
Table 6-6 64VoIP Daughter Board (Continued)
G723.1 48 32
iLBC 48 32
G3 Fax 64 56
G.711 128 128
G.722 128 96
G.726 128 96
G.729ab 128 96
G723.1 96 64
iLBC 96 64
G3 Fax 128 112
Table 6-8 Encryption Matrix
Terminal
System Settings Terminal Type (Destination)
Setting
Terminal
84-27-03 10-26-04 DT700/DT800 IP Terminal DT Softphone
Type 10-46-07
Authen- SRTP DT700/
(Source) Encryption
tication Mode DT800 Authentication Mode
Mode
Mode1 (Note 1)
Setting P2P
(Note 2) Mode Enable Disable Note 7
Source- Source- Source-

Enable Destination Destination Not Destination
Encrypted Encrypted Encrypted
Enable Source-VoIP Source-VoIP Source-VoIP
Encrypted Encrypted Encrypted
Disable
Destination-VoIP Destination-VoIP Destination-VoIP
Whole SIP Encrypted Not Encrypted Encrypted
Message Source- Source- Source-
Encryption Destination Destination Not Destination
Enable
DT700/ Encrypted Encrypted Encrypted
DT800 IP Enable (Note 3) (Note 3)
Terminal Disable
Source-VoIP Source-VoIP Source-VoIP
Not Encrypted Not Encrypted Not Encrypted
Disable
Enable Note 4 Note 5 Note 5

Enable
Disable Note 4 Note 5 Note 5
Disable
Enable Note 4 Note 5 Note 5
Disable
Disable Note 4 Note 5 Note 5
Table 6-8 Encryption Matrix (Continued)
Terminal
System Settings Terminal Type (Destination)
Setting
Terminal
84-27-03 10-26-04 DT700/DT800 IP Terminal DT Softphone
Type 10-46-07
Authen- SRTP DT700/
(Source) Encryption
tication Mode DT800 Authentication Mode
Mode
Mode1 (Note 1)
Setting P2P
(Note 2) Mode Enable Disable Note 7
Enable Source- Source- Source-

Destination Destination Destination
Enable Disable Source-VoIP Source-VoIP Source-VoIP
Whole SIP Encrypted Not Encrypted Encrypted
Message
Encryption Enable Source- Source- Source-
Destination Destination Destination
Disable Disable Source-VOIP Source-VOIP Source-VOIP
DT700/ Not Encrypted Not Encrypted Not Encrypted
DT800 IP Disable
Terminal Enable Note 6 Source- Source-
Destination Destination
Not Encrypted Not Encrypted
Enable Disable Note 6 Source-VoIP Source-VoIP
Destination-VoIP Destination-VoIP
Disable
Enable Note 6 Source- Source-
Destination Destination
Disable Disable Note 6 Source-VoIP Source-VoIP
Destination-VoIP Destination-VoIP
Note 1: Partial SIP encryption is not supported.

Note 2: Determine whether to use the VOIPDB resource to support SRTP.
Note 3: Even if 84-27-03 is disabled, encryption is possible because the VOIPDB resource is not needed for P2P to execute SRTP.
Note 4: Calls between terminals is not possible because they fail server authentication.
Note 5: Calls between terminals is not possible because the source terminal fails server authentication.
Note 6: Calls between terminals is not possible because the destination terminal fails server authentication.
Note 7: The authentication mode of the UX Softphone follows the DT700/DT800 setting (Program 10-46-07).
1Access the terminal’s setting by pressing the terminal’s Menu button -> Maintenance -> User name and Password (ADMIN and
6633222 by default) -> SIP Settings -> Encryption -> Authentication Mode.
10.7 Preview of User Setting

After pressing the MENU button and selecting the User Setting, options the user
selects will be played (when selecting incoming ring tone or Music on Hold) or
displayed (when selecting LED illumination colors. With in incoming call, the ring
and MOH cannot be previewed. While in the preview state, an incoming call will not
light the LED.
 Preview for Value IP terminals is not available for downloaded ring tones and MOH.
10.8 XML: Enhancements Provided with New Firmware

When using DT700/DT800 XML-compatible terminals, the following features are
now available:
 Automatic Launch of XML Application

DT710 V2.0.0.0 or higher, DT730 V2.0.0.0 or higher, DT750 V2.0.0.0 or higher, an
option is added to the terminal which allows an XML application to automatically
display on the terminal’s start-up.
Located under the terminal’s Maintenance menu, enter Application Settings ->
XML Settings -> XML Browser -> Automatic Startup. You can select to enable or
disable this option.
DT730G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT830/DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT820 V3.0.0.0 or
higher enter Application Settings -> XML Settings -> XML Browser -> Home
URL
 XML Application Always Displayed
With an DT750 terminal, an option is added which allows the terminal to
continuously display the XML application instead of the default terminal display
(indicating the time, date, extension name/number, and the softkeys).
Located under the terminal’s Maintenance menu, enter Application Settings ->
XML Settings -> XML Browser -> Fixed Mode. You can select to enable, disable,
or set Application priority.
By enabling the Fixed Mode, once the XML application is displayed on the
terminal’s display, it will remain on the display. To terminate the XML application, the
user presses the Exit key for approximately two seconds.
With the XML application displayed, the keys normally available on the touch screen
are used the for the XML application only and cannot be used to handle calls (so
there are no Programmable Function Keys, softkeys, Caller ID, pickup of calls on
hold on line keys, etc.). The fixed keys (dial pad, CALL, MIC, SPK, etc.) must be
used instead.
By selecting the Application Priority setting, once the XML application is displayed
on the terminal’s display, it will remain on the display until some action is taken on
the terminal (such as pressing the SPK key).
 Font Size
Setting-User Setting), select the menu Display-Font Size. This setting allows a user
to select either Standard font size or Small font size for the terminal’s display.
 Clock Indication
Setting-User Setting), select the menu Display-Time Format. This setting allows a
user to select either a 12-hour clock or a 24-hour clock.
SECTION 11 MULTI-WINDOW
11.1 Phone Start Up and Menu Screen
Firmware Versions:
DT730 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT750 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT730G V1.0.0.0 or

higher, DT830/DT830G V1.0.0.0 or higher, DT820 V3.0.0.0 or higher.
The Portal screen that is displayed right after starting up the phone depends
on whether you start up the phone by using an XML application with its home
URL registered or without its home URL registered. This section provides
sample screen displays for both cases, and explains how to start up the menu
screen.
Home URL: A Home URL is the address information of the
application that is to be accessed first after the phone is started.
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Home URL registration is performed during installation. For
details, contact the system administrator.
Portal Screen: A Portal screen is the home (entrance) screen of the
phone. When you use multiple XML applications, the URL that is
registered as the home URL is the Portal screen; this is where other
XML applications can be accessed.
When a home URL is not registered, the default home screen of the
phone (Desktop screen or DESI-less screen) is the Portal screen.
11.1.1 Starting Up the Phone (with a home URL registered)

The phone automatically accesses the home URL, and displays the
received XML application as Portal screen.
 The following XML application screen is a sample. The actual screen
displayed on your phone may vary depending on the application you use.
Figure 6-7 XML Sample Screen
Press the MENU button to display the menu screen.

The screen that is to be displayed as the Portal icon is the screen of
the XML application that is registered as the home URL.
Figure 6-8 Portal Icon – Example (DT800 Gray LCD)
Figure 6-9 Portal Icon – Example (DT800 Color LCD)
11.1.2 Starting Up the Phone (without a home URL registered)

Desktop screen or DESI-less screen (Portal screen) is displayed
after the phone is started.
The screen that is displayed (Desktop screen or DESI-less
screen) is selected at installation. For details, contact the
TIP
system administrator.
Figure 6-10 Desktop Screen (DT750)
Table 6-9 Service Icon – DESI-less
Service Icon Description
Status Icon The LCD of DT750 displays icons which provide

notification when events (such as missed call and voice
mail) occur. For details of status icons, refer to Figure
6-11 DESI-less Screen (DT750) on page 6-24.
Service Icon Click this icon to go to DESI-less screen. For details,

refer to Figure 6-11 DESI-less Screen (DT750) on page
6-24.
LCD 4-line Display Displays LCD information sent from the system.
Figure 6-11 DESI-less Screen (DT750)
For details on DESI-less screen, refer to Figure 6-11 DESI-

less Screen (DT750).
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11.1.3 Menu Screen

From the MENU button, you can use various application features
such as Directory and History.
Figure 6-12 Menu Screen – Example (DT800 Grey LCD)
Figure 6-13 Menu Screen – Example (DT800 Color LCD)
Table 6-10 Menu Screen Icons Defined
Menu/Icon Description
(1) History To view Call History; the history data stored in the server
(system) memory and those stored in the memory of the
telephone, such as the histories of missed calls, dialed
numbers, and received calls.
(2) Directory To use Directory features; there are three types of directory
One- features.
Touch  Personal Directory: Controlled by telephone set.
Keys  Phonebook: Controlled by the system.
 Corporate Directory: Controlled by the external XML
server. For details, contact the system administrator.
(3) Setting To configure the user settings of DT750 such as incoming

call and display, and download various files such as
ringtones, Music on Hold, and directories.
(4) Portal A portal screen is the “home” (entrance) screen of the

phone. When you use multiple XML applications, the URL
that is registered as the home URL is the Portal screen; this
is where other XML applications can be accessed.
When a home URL is not registered, the default home
screen of the phone (Desktop screen or DESI-less screen)
XML
Services is the Portal screen.
(5) XML Application 1 You can launch up to four XML applications including the
Portal window at a time. The icons of the running
(6) XML Application 2 applications are displayed on the Menu screen from the left.
For details, refer to paragraph 11.3 Multi-Window on page
(7) XML Application 3
6-32.
(8) Phone Icon When you click Phone icon, a pop-up screen is displayed on
an XML application screen. For details, refer to paragraph
11.4 Pop-Up Windows on page 6-39.
 If pop-up window display is disabled at installation, this icon
Soft is not displayed.
Keys
(9) Back Icon When you click Back icon, you can go back to the previous
screen.
11.2 Phone Start Up and Menu Screen (only DT750 V4.0.0.0 or higher)
This section provides sample screen displays, and explains how to start up
the menu screen.
11.2.1 Starting Up the Phone

The default home screen (Desktop screen or DESI-less screen) is
displayed after the phone is started.
The screen that is displayed (Desktop screen or DESI-less
screen) is selected at installation. For details, contact the
TIP
system administrator.
Figure 6-14 Desktop Screen
Table 6-11 Service Icon – DESI-less and XML Application
Status Icon The LCD of DT750 displays icons which provide notification
when events (such as missed call and voice mail) occur. For
details of status icons, refer to Figure 6-15 DESI-less Screen
on page 6-28.
Service Icon Click this icon to go to DESI-less screen. For details, refer to
Figure 6-15 DESI-less Screen on page 6-28.
Table 6-11 Service Icon – DESI-less and XML Application (Continued)
Service Icon Click this icon to start an XML application. (This icon is
displayed only when Home URL is set at installation.)
LCD 4-line Display Displays LCD information sent from the system.
Figure 6-15 DESI-less Screen
For details on DESI-less screen, refer to Figure 6-15 DESI-

less Screen.
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Press MENU button to display the menu screen.
Figure 6-16 Menu Screen
11.2.2 Menu Screen

Press the MENU button to display the menu screen. Use this screen
to switch applications.
To select a menu item, select one of the following operations:
 Touch panel operation.
 Highlight an item by using and press .
 Select an item using the arrow keys (soft key) and press OK.
 Press the appropriate dial key.
Figure 6-17 Cursor Direction Icon
Press Clear or Back to return to the previous page. Press

Exit to go back to the home screen.
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Table 6-12 Service Icon – DESI-less
Menu Item Description
History To view Call History. There are two types of Call History
features. The history data stored in the server (system)
memory and the one stored in the memory of the telephone.
Directory To use Directory features. There are the following three types
of directory features:
 Personal Directory: Controlled by telephone set.
 Phonebook: Controlled by the system.
 Corporate Directory: Controlled by the external XML
server.
For details, contact the system administrator.
Table 6-12 Service Icon – DESI-less (Continued)
Menu Item Description
Tool  Used when accessing external XML application.

 Used when sending/receiving Instant Message (Not
Used).
Call Func. Currently Not Used (grayed out).
Setting To make the setting of DT750 (such as ringing volume control,

LCD display setting and download of Music on Hold).
Presence Currently Not Used (grayed out).
Favorite Currently Not Used (grayed out).
Config This item is used for configuration setting of DT750.

For details, contact the system administrator.
11.2.3 Starting Up XML Application

DT750 has an XML browser function. You can display the
information of XML application installed in an external server onto
the LCD of DT750 and use various services in collaboration with the
XML application.
The following explains how to start the XML application from DT750.
For more information, refer to manuals relating to XML applications.
To Start Up from Menu Button
1. Select Tool on the menu screen.

Select an item by on of the following operations:
 Touch panel operation.
 Highlight an item by using and press or OK.
 Press .
Figure 6-18 Tool Select Screen
2. Select Service.
Select an item by on of the following operations:
 Touch panel operation.
 Highlight an item by using and press , or OK.
 Press
Figure 6-19 Service Select Screen
3. XML application starts.
11.2.4 Starting Up From a Service Icon (Only DT750)
1. Press a service icon on the Desktop screen.
Figure 6-21 XML Application Startup
2. XML application starts.
11.3 Multi-Window
DT710 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT730 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT750 V3.0.0.0 or

V3.0.0.0 or higher can display multiple windows at a time. As it is possible to
launch multiple applications simultaneously, you can switch the displays
quickly. If you receive an incoming call while displaying an application screen,
you can operate line keys without exiting other applications first. You can go
back to the previous application screen after operating the line keys.
11.3.1 Switching XML Applications

The windows of the XML applications that are currently running are
displayed as icons on the menu screen. You can use this screen to
switch windows to display. Select a service icon of the application
that are currently running from the menu screen to display the XML
application window.
Figure 6-23 Service Icon Selection Example (DT800 Color LCD)
 Note: Touch panel is available on only DT750
You can exit an XML application by pressing Exit while

the LCD displays the XML application window. When you
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exit an XML application, the icons of other applications
that are currently running are rearranged from left
Normally, only the Portal icon is displayed on the Desktop screen

right after the phone is set up.
Figure 6-24 Home URL – Registered
When you launch an XML application, the icon of the application

appears to the right of the Portal icon on the Desktop screen.
Figure 6-25 Desktop Screen – Hotel
You can launch up to four XML applications including the Portal

window. The service icons of the running applications are displayed
in order from the left.
Figure 6-26 Desktop Screen – Maximum Icons Displayed
If you launch the same XML application more than once,

only one icon of the application is displayed on the menu
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screen.
11.3.2 Switching Local Applications

Local applications such as History, Directory, and Setting are
displayed in one window.
Figure 6-27 Desktop Screen – History
Normally, only the Portal icon is displayed on the Desktop screen

right after the phone is set up.
Figure 6-28 Home URL – Not Registered
Select a desired local application from One-Touch icons to launch

the application.
Figure 6-29 Desktop Screen – Select History Icon
If you stop operating the local application without exiting the

application and press Menu, History icon is added to the right of the
Portal icon. The display of this icon is the last screen you displayed
at the History screen. You can continue the operation of the
application where you ended by selecting this icon.
Figure 6-30 Desktop Screen – History
If you select a local application by using a One-Touch

key while launching other local application, new local
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application is not running. The initial screen of the
currently running application is displayed.
11.3.3 Launching the Fifth Application

You can launch up to four XML applications including Portal at a
time. If you try to launch the fifth application, an error message
asking you to exit one of the currently running applications is
displayed. While this error message is displayed, you cannot
execute any operations on XML applications.
Press Next.
Figure 6-31 Sample Error Screen
If you do not operate anything for 10 seconds after an

error message is displayed, the trial of launching the new
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application is automatically canceled.
Application exit screen is displayed.

Currently running XML application icons excluding the Portal are
displayed. Select an application to exit. Now you can launch a new
application.
Figure 6-32 Close XML Application
The exited application icon disappears from the menu screen. The
newly running application icon is added to the right.
Figure 6-33 New XML Application Added
11.3.4 Icon Display at XML Application Update

The service icons displayed on the menu screen are reduced screen
images of actual XML application screens. The icon and the actual
application display may differ because the system cannot iconize the
screen image until it actually displays the application windows.
NEW icon is displayed when the application orders to display an icon
that was formerly not displayed. UPDATE icon is displayed when the
window of the XML application is updated.
Figure 6-34 Updated Icon Screen
NEW and UPDATE icons flash every second.
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11.4 Pop-Up Windows
DT710 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT730 V5.0.0.0 or higher, DT750 V3.0.0.0 or

V3.0.0.0 or higher.
If there is an incoming call while the phone displays an XML application, or a

local application such as History or Directory, a pop-up window displays the
telephone service window.
There are two sizes of pop-up windows: reduced screen and full screen.
11.4.1 Launching a Pop-Up Window

The following are ways to display a pop-up window.
How to display a pop-up window is set during
installation. For details, contact the system
TIP
administrator.
Table 6-13 How to Display a Pop-Up Window
How to Display Remarks
By pressing Phone icon on the Pop-up window is displayed in the same size
menu screen. as it was closed last.
When there is an incoming call Pop-up window is displayed in the same size
to the phone. as it was closed last.
By going offhook. (lifting the Pop-up window is displayed in the same size
handset, etc.) as it was closed last.
When receiving a request from Conforms to the specifications of XML

the XML application server. applications.
By pressing POP-UP on an XML Conforms to the specifications of XML

application. applications.
When the system directs Pop-up window is displayed in the full size
resource release. regardless of the size it was closed last.
Pop-up window is displayed in reduced size when it is

displayed for the first time after the phone sets up.
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screen (DESI-less screen or Desktop screen), the
telephone icon of the menu screen is not displayed. If
there is an incoming call, or you lift the handset, line keys
are displayed.
11.4.2 Reduced Pop-Up Window (DT750 Only)

A reduced pop-up window is displayed below an application screen.
The items displayed in the reduced pop-up window are as follows.
Telephone service information can be displayed with other
application windows open.
Table 6-14 How to Reduce a Pop-Up Window
Item Description
Expand Button Switches to the full-sized pop-up window display.
Close Button Closes the pop-up window.
LCD 4-Line Display Displays the LCD information sent from the system.
Volume Display Displays the volume levels when changing the ring/
receiver volumes.
Figure 6-35 Reduced Pop-Up Window
To enable or disable the Expand/Close feature is set

during installation. For details, contact the system
TIP
administrator.
11.4.3 Full Sized Pop-Up Window (DT750 Only)

The items displayed in the full-sized pop-up window are as follows:
Table 6-15 Full Sized Pop-Up Window
Item Description
Reduce Button Switches to the reduced pop-up window display.
Close Button Closes the pop-up window, and displays the previous
XML or local application screen.
Volume Display Displays the volume levels when changing the ring/
receiver volumes.
Status Icon Displays status icons.
Application Tab Displays the title and the icon of the XML/local
application that is behind the pop-up window. By
touching this tab, you can display the application
window.
Figure 6-36 Full-Sized Pop-Up Window
To enable or disable the Reduce/Close feature is set

during installation. For details, contact the system
TIP
administrator.
When Close is disabled, touching the application tab does
not close the pop-up window.
11.4.4 Exiting a Pop-Up Window

A pop-up window closes when:
 MENU is pressed to display the menu screen.
 The phone goes on-hook.
 The ringing is abandoned.
 When instructed to close by the XML Application Server
 Pop-Up Close on the XML application is pressed.
 Close or the application tab on the pop-up window is pressed.
11.5 Pop-Up Windows
If there is an incoming call while the phone displays an XML application, a

pop-up window displays the telephone service window.
Figure 6-37 Telephone Service Window
The Close button can be hidden from view using a setting during
installation. For details, contact the system administrator.
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Table 6-16 Pop-Up Windows
Item Description
Close Button Closes the pop-up window.
Volume Display Displays the volume levels when changing the ring/receiver volumes.
11.5.1 Launching a Pop-Up Window

The following are ways to display a pop-up window:
 When there is an incoming call to the phone.
 The phone goes off-hook. (lifting the handset, etc.)
11.5.2 Exiting a Pop-Up Window

A pop-up window closes when:
 The phone goes on-hook.
 The ringing is abandoned.
 Close on the pop-up window is pressed.
SECTION 12 IEEE 802.1X AUTHENTICATION
The 802.1x Authentication feature will allow DT700 phones to authenticate with a
Radius server for local network access. When using DT820 and DT830 phones with
v3.0.0.0/v5.0.0.0 software certificates can be loaded onto the phone to use EAP-TLS
authentication to a Radius server. These features require the following network
resources to support these options. In addition when using EAP-TLS the appropriate
certificates must be provided by a certificate issuing authority.
 Client
The DT800 series or a client device connected to the PC port, for example a PC,
of the DT700/DT800 series which accesses the network through 802.1X
authentication.
 Authenticator
A LAN switch that supports the 802.1X authentication function.
 RADIUS Server
A server that provides authentication service for the LAN. The 802.1X client
authenticates with this resource, and the result is sent back to the LAN switch.
Figure 6-38 802.1X Authentication Example
12.1 Supported Authentication Methods
DT700 series can authenticate using EAP-MD5 only. With the appropriate
software level DT820 and DT830 phones can authenticate using EAP-MD5 or
EAP-TLS method.
A client device connected to the DT700/DT820/DT830 series PC port can

authenticate using either EAP-MD5 or EAPoL method. In addition a client
device connected to the DT700/DT820/DT830 series PC port can use MAC
address authentication if needed.
Table 6-17 Supported Authentication
DT700/DT800 Series PC Port Connection PC
802.1X Authentication 802.1X Authentication
802.1X Authentication MAC Authentication
MAC Authentication 802.1X Authentication
MAC Authentication MAC Authentication
Table 6-18 EAP Data Table
DT830G DT830G DT830 DT820 DT820 DT750 DT730 DT710 DT730G DT730G DT770G
(24CG) (24DG) (8LDX) (6D) (24CG) (24DG)
EAP-MDS (V1.0.0.0 or higher)

EAPoL (V1.0.0.0 or higher)
EAP-TLS (V5.0.0.0 or higher) (V3.0.0.0 or higher) X X X X X X
12.2 PC Port Security EAPoL Forwarding
Extensible Authentication Protocol over LAN (EAPoL) is a network port

authentication protocol available on DT700, DT820 and DT830 telephones.
The settings in this section are used when configuring a client device
connected to the PC Port of the phone to authenticate with a local Radius
server for network access.
First, enable port security.
Figure 6-39 Enabling Port Security
Then, if needed, enable the EAPoL setting to use authentication for outgoing
PC Port packets.
Figure 6-40 Enabling EAPoL for Outgoing PC Port Packets
12.3 DT820/DT830 802.1x Authentication
12.3.1 802.1x Supplicant and EAP-TLS Configuration

With v5.0.0.0/v3.0.0.0 software, support for EAP-TLS using
certificates was added for DT820 and DT830 phones. The settings in
this section are used when configuring a phone to authenticate with a
local Radius server for network access using TLS certificates. The
phone will reboot after every certificate download. Since many of the
settings are required before downloading the certificates, such as
setting the certificate validity date and time, and setting Radius user
name and password, they should be configured and saved
permanently before downloading certificates. After the certificates
have been installed, the 802.1x supplicant option can be enabled.
12.3.2 802.1x Supplicant

This setting is used to enable or disable the 802.1x option. All other
settings should be configured and saved before this option is
enabled.
Figure 6-41 802.1x Supplicant Enable
12.3.3 EAP Method

This setting is used to set the EAP method. When using TLS with
downloaded certificates it must be set to EAP-TLS.
Figure 6-42 Setting EAP Method
12.3.4 802.1x Supplicant Account

The login user name for the Radius Server that services the local
network must be entered here, if needed for authentication.
Figure 6-43 Entering 802.1x Supplicant Server Account Name
12.3.5 802.1x Supplicant Password

The login password for the Radius Server that services the local
network must be entered here, if needed for authentication.
Figure 6-44 Entering 802.1x Supplicant Server Password
12.3.6 EAPoL VLAN Setting

Extensible Authentication Protocol over LAN (EAPoL) is a network
authentication protocol available DT820 and DT830 telephones. This
option selects whether to add VLAN tagging to outgoing 802.1x
packets.
Figure 6-45 Setting EAPoL VLAN Mode
12.3.7 PKCS#12 Password

This password is used when downloading and installing certificates.
The password is set when the certificate is created and should be
supplied by the certificate authority who provides the certificate. This
password must be set before downloading certificates for the
download and following automatic install to work.
Figure 6-46 Setting PKCS#12 Password
12.3.8 Select Certificate

If multiple valid certificates are installed, the certificate to use can be
selected here.
Figure 6-47 Selecting the Certificate
12.3.9 Deleting a Client Certificate

The Client certificate can be deleted, if needed. The certificate does
not have to be expired. If deleting certificates, you should disable
802.1x Authentication in Security -> 802.1x Supplicant ->
Supplicant before exiting the setup GUI and rebooting the phone,
otherwise it will not have access to network resources.
Figure 6-48 Deleting a Client Certificate
12.3.10 Deleting the Root Certificate

The Root Certificate can be deleted, if needed. The certificate does
not have to be expired. If deleting certificates, you should disable
802.1x Authentication in Security -> 802.1x Supplicant ->
Supplicant before exiting the setup GUI and rebooting the phone,
otherwise it will not have access to network resources.
Figure 6-49 Deleting the Root Certificate
12.3.11 Deleting Expired Certificates

Expired certificates can be deleted, if needed. This option will delete
any expired certificate, Root or Client, but will not delete certificates
that are still valid.
Figure 6-50 Deleting Expired Certificates
12.3.12 Deleting All Certificates

All certificates can be deleted, if needed. This option will delete all
certificates whether they are valid or expired. If deleting certificates,
you should disable 802.1x Authentication in Security -> 802.1x
Supplicant -> Supplicant before exiting the setup GUI and
rebooting the phone, otherwise it will not have access to network
resources.
Figure 6-51 Deleting All Certificates
12.3.13 Auto Delete Certificates

This option will delete any expired certificate, Root or Client,
automatically after they expire. This will happen even if there are no
valid certificates to take their place. This option will not delete
certificates that are still valid.
Figure 6-52 Auto Delete Certificates
12.3.14 Certificate Expiration Warning Period

This option will determine when users will start receiving warning
messages before a certificate expires. The user will receive this
message daily until the certificate expires, or a valid certificate is
applied to the phone.
Figure 6-53 Certificate Expiration Warning Period
12.3.15 Validity Date and Time

The validity date and time must be set for the creation date and time
of the certificate, or to fall within the validity date range for a
certificate. These settings must correct before downloading Root or
Client certificates in order for the download and automatic install to
succeed. The Year, Month, Day, Hour and Minute should be set. The
Seconds can be set if the information is available, but if not it can be
left at the default (0). It is highly recommended that these changes
be saved in the admin GUI and the phone rebooted to permanently
save any changes before downloading any certificates, as the phone
will automatically reboot after downloading a certificate and the
changes will not be saved.
Figure 6-54 Validity Date and Time Setting
Figure 6-55 Validity Date and Time Setting (continued)
Figure 6-56 Validity Date and Time Setting (continued)
12.3.16 Downloading the Client Certificate

Downloading a Client certificate should not be done until after the
Validity Date and Time, Supplicate Account and Password, and
PKCS#12 Password has been entered. It is highly recommended
that those changes be saved in the admin GUI and the phone
rebooted to permanently save any changes before downloading any
certificates.
The FTP/TFTP server information is pulled from Maintenance Menu
and automatically populated here, but can be changed if needed.
The File name is the certificate name of the actual client certificate
and it should be changed to match the client certificate as provided
by the certificate authority. Do note that the client certificate must be
of type “p12”, no other certificate format will work for the client
certificate.
After selecting OK the phone will download the client certificate. If

successful, a “Download Complete” message will be displayed.
Selecting OK in this will start the automatic install of the certificate,
after which the phone will reboot.
Figure 6-57 Downloading the Client Certificate
12.3.17 Downloading the Root Certificate

Downloading a Root Certificate should not be done until after the
Validity Date and Time, Supplicate Account and Password, and
PKCS#12 Password has been entered. It is highly recommended
that those changes be saved in the admin GUI and the phone reboot
to permanently save any changes before downloading any
certificates.
The FTP/TFTP server information is pulled from Maintenance Menu
and automatically populated here, but can be changed if needed.
The file name is the certificate name of the actual root certificate and
it should be changed to match the client certificate as provided by the
certificate authority. Do note that the root certificate must be of type
“.der”, no other certificate format will work for the root certificate.
After selecting OK the phone will download the root certificate. If

successful, a “Download Complete” message will be displayed.
Selecting OK in this will start the automatic install of the certificate,
after which the phone will reboot.
Figure 6-58 Downloading the Root Certificate
SECTION 13 DT730G(CG) AND DT830G(CG) PHOTO FRAME APPLICATION
Photo Frame is a built-in photo viewer application on the DT730G(CG) and

DT830G(CG. Photos may be loaded to a USB drive and inserted into the USB port on
the DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG) to be viewed. XML application can also push
photos to be viewed with Photo Frame application.
 The USB folder containing the photos must be named photoframe.

 Up to 120 Photos can be viewed from the USB drive. If more than 120 photos
are in the photoframe folder they will be skipped during slideshow.
 Photo size must be 480x272 pixels or lower.
 XML application supports JPEG, BMP, GIF, and PNG file types.
 USB only supports BMP file type.
 Photos can only be accessed when the USB drive is installed.
 Photos cannot be downloaded from the USB drive to the terminal.
 While the slideshow is running, the Screensaver is disabled.
 While the slideshow is running, the Backlight Off feature is available.
Figure 6-59 DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG) Configuration – Service Icon USB Access
Example
1. To access the USB drive for Photo Frame the Service URL must be labeled
Application:PhotoFrame.
2. Enter your own window ID name.
Figure 6-60 DT730G(CG) and DT830G(CG) Configuration – Screensaver USB Access

Example
1. To access the USB drive for screensaver the Screen Saver URL must be
labeled Application:PhotoFrame.
SECTION 14 DT730G(DG) OR DT830/DT830G(DG) OR DT820 BACKLIGHT

FADE-IN/FADE-OUT
DT730G(DG) or DT830/DT830G(DG) or DT820 have the ability to fade-in and out the
backlight. Backlight fade-in and fade-out can be turned enable or disabled by user
settings
(Setting->User Setting->Display->Advanced->Backlight Fade Control).
Figure 6-61 DT730G(DG) or DT830/DT830G(DG) or DT820 – Backlight
DT800 VPN Operations 7
This section explains about an operation procedure of the VPN function of
DT800 VPN Operations

the DT800 series (DT820: v3.0.0.0 or higher. DT830: v5.0.0.0 or higher).
A VPN tunnel is established during a VPN gateway by L2TP/IPsec VPN.
VPN
Figure 7-1 VPN Gateway Operation

1.1 Glossary of Terms
The following table provides a list of terms used in this section
1.2 Combination of VPN
An IP terminal of the DT800 series supports VPN with the following

combinations.
7-2 DT800 VPN Operations

SECTION 2 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
This section lists the equipment required for VPN operations.

SECTION 3 SCREEN SEQUENCE OF DT800 TERMINAL CONNECTION TO VPN
The following example shows a typical screen sequence when the terminal is
connecting to the VPN.
After this screen is indicated for three seconds, the terminal is reset fully and a
VPN connection is performed once again.

SECTION 4 VPN SETTING LIST
This section explains the DT800 terminal settings for the VPN function.

SECTION 5 DT800 TERMINAL SETTINGS

This section explains the DT800 terminal setting required for VPN operation.
5.1 Network Settings

Use the following settings when using a DHCP server at the remote site.
Table 7-1 DHCP Remote Server Settings
Configuration Description
Network Settings DHCP Mode Enable
Default Set the Default Gateway (Gateway Address at remote

Gateway site)
SIP Settings SIP Server Set the SIP Server Address

Address
SIP Server Set the SIP Server Port

Port

5.2 Using the IP Address of the Terminal Settings at Remote Site

Table 7-2 IP Address of a Terminal at Remote Site
DHCP Mode Enable
IP Address Set the Default Gateway (Gateway Address at remote

site)
Network Settings
Subnet Mask Set the Subnet Mask
Default Gateway Set the Default Gateway (Gateway Address at remote

site)
SIP Settings SIP Server Address Set the SIP Server Address
SIP Server Port Set the SIP Server Port

Table 7-3 PSK Authentication Mode
VPN Mode Enable
VPN Gateway Address Set the VPN Gateway Address
VPN Network VPN IP Set the VPN IP Address

Settings Address (In case of the environment that a VPN Gateway doesn’t distribute
the VPN IP Address)
IKE Version V1: (IKEv1)

V2: (IKEv2)
Authentication PSK
VPN Client Mode
IKE Settings
PSK Setting Set the PSK Setting (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)
IKE ID Set the IKE ID (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)
Cert ID Set the Cert ID (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)
L2TP Settings
Cert Password Set the Cert Password (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)


Table 7-4 RSA Authentication Mode
VPN Mode Enable
VPN Gateway Address Set the VPN Gateway Address
VPN Network VPN IP Set the VPN IP Address

Settings Address (In case of the environment that a VPN Gateway doesn’t distribute
the VPN IP Address)
IKE Version V2: (IKEv2)

IKEv1 isn’t supported with a RSA Authentication.
Authentication RSA
VPN Client Mode
IKE Settings
PSK Setting Set the PSK Setting (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)
IKE ID Set the IKE ID (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)
Cert ID Set the Cert ID (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)
L2TP Settings
Cert Password Set the Cert Password (Set the same value as setting of the VPN
Gateway)
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SECTION 6 INSTALLING A CERTIFICATE
This section explains how to install a Certificate in a terminal
6.1 About a Certificate
When establishing a VPN connection by a RSA authentication mode, it's

necessary to install a client certificate and a root certificate in a terminal. But,
when a root certificate is included in a client certificate, the installation of a
route certificate is unnecessary.
Table 7-5 Required Certificates
Certificate Description
Client Certificate • The format must be PKCS#12.
• One client certificate and private key have to be included in a file of
PKCS#12 respectively.
• A publisher of a certificate has to be route certification authority. And it
has to be same as a publisher of a server certificate.
Root Certificate A file has to be encoded in the format of DER by the format of X.509.
6.2 Installation Procedure for a Certificate
Follow the steps below to install a Certificate.
1. Client Certificate - decrypt the password and the installation time.

2. Download a Certificate
3. Select a Certificate.

6.2.1 Client Certificate - Decrypt Password and Installation Time
PKCS#12 Password Password for decryptions that were set

Install when a Client Certificate was issued.
Year Year of Certificate installation.
Month Month of Certificate installation.

Security Certificate
Install Day Day of Certificate installation.
Validity Time Hour Hour of Certificate installation.
Minute Minute of Certificate installation.
Second Second of Certificate installation.
Note: The Certificate must be saved after the password is set.

6.2.2 Download a Certificate
Table 7-6 Download a Certificate
Client Certificate Set the Client Certificate
name and download.
The format must be
Maintenance Download Downloa PKCS#12.
Certificate
Settings Menu d Files Root Certificate Set the Root Certificate
name and download.
The format must be
PKCS#12.
6.2.3 Select a Certificate
Security Certificate Select VPN Certificate A list of Client Certificates is displayed.
Select the needed Certificate.

SECTION 7 IN CASE OF AN ERROR
The following items may be displayed in case of incorrect settings or parameters.
7.1 Parameter Missing (VPN)
When the following screen is displayed on a terminal:
The following parameters may be set incorrectly.
VPN Gateway Address The VPN Gateway Address is set to 0.0.0.0
IKE PSK Setting The Authentication mode is PSK, but PSK setting is
Settings empty.
L2TP Cert ID The Cert ID is empty.

Settings
Cert Password The Cert Password is empty.
or
Error Case Solution

The Authentication mode is RSA, but the Install the correct Certificate.
VPN certificate is not installed or
selected.
7.2 IPsec Connect Failed
IKE Version The IKE version is not the same as the VPN Gateway.
IKE version is IKEv1, but the Authentication mode is
RSA.
Authentication Mode The Authentication mode is not the same as the VPN
IKE Gateway.
Settings IKE version is IKEv1, but the Authentication mode is
RSA.
PSK Setting The PSK setting is not the same as the VPN Gateway.
IKE ID The IKE ID is not the same as the VPN Gateway.
or
Error Case Solution

In case of RSA Authentication mode - there Install or re-install the correct Certificate.
is a problem with the VPN Certificate.
The network configuration is incorrect. Confirm the network configuration and setup.

7.3 L2TP Connect Failed
VPN VPN IP Address The IP Address at the remote site’s terminal is set
Network correctly, but the local terminal IP Address is set to
Settings 0.0.0.0
Cert ID The Cert ID is not the same as the VPN Gateway.
L2TP
Settings Cert Password The Cert Password is not the same as the VPN
Gateway.
or
Error Case Solution

The Certificate ID is the same as the other Confirm whether the other terminals have
terminals that established the VPN tunnel. established VPN by the same Certificate ID.
7.4 VPN Gateway not Found
VPN Gateway Address The VPN Gateway Address is not the same as the VPN Gateway
IP Address.
or
Error Case Solution


7.5 SIP Server not Found
SIP Server Address The SIP Server Address is not identical as
IP Address of a SIP server.
In the case that the router address of the
remote site is distributed from a DHCP
server, there is a case by which the SIP
SIP Settings Server Address setting is overwritten.
In this case, it's necessary to invalidate
DHCP and input terminal settings
manually.
SIP Server Port The SIP Server Port is not the same as
the port of the SIP Server.
Security VPN Client VPN VPN IP VPN IP Address is not the appropriate
Network Address address.
Settings
or
Error Case Solution

SECTION 8 NETWORK EQUIPMENT SETTINGS
This section describes the network equipment settings required for the various modes
of use.
8.1 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv1)
The network is configured as shown below.
Figure 7-2 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv1)

8.1.1 IP Terminal Settings

Set the IP terminal as shown below.
8.1.2 Router Settings

No special settings for the router are necessary.
8.1.3 VPN Gateway Settings

Settings of the VPN Gateway are shown below.

8.2 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2)
Figure 7-3 PSK Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2)

V2



Set the VPN Gateway as shown below.

8.3 RSA Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2)
Figure 7-4 RSA Mode by L2TP/IPsec (IKEv2)
8.3.1 Set IP Terminal

Set the IP as shown in the table below.
V2
RSA



8.3.4 Installation of a Certificate to a VPN Gateway

An installation procedure of a certificate is explained by an example
of ISR881 (Cisco) or C1941-AX/K9 (Cisco).
Connect an interface on the center site side of the VPN Gateway
with the TFTP server in which a Certificate was stocked. Execute the
following command by a VPN Gateway and a Certificate is imported
into the VPN Gateway.
When a Certificate is imported, settings related to the Certificate are

added to the VPN Gateway.
You can change and add settings related to a Certificate.
8.3.5 Deleting a VPN Gateway Certificate

To delete a Certificate, execute the following command.

8.4 VPN Connection by Turning off DHCP



 For IX3110 (NEC) or IP5D-RTU-B1 (NEC) : refer to 8.1.3 VPN
Gateway Settings on page 7-24.
 For C1941-AX/K9 (Cisco): refer to 8.1.3 VPN Gateway Settings
on page 7-24.
 For ISR881 (Cisco): refer to 8.1.3 VPN Gateway Settings on
page 7-24.
8.5 Use of the IP Phone Manager
The way to access an IP terminal of a remote site from IP Phone Manager

(v8.2.0 or higher) of a center site in the case of the following network
composition.
Figure 7-5 Use of the IP Phone Manager
1. Select the Direct button of the IP Phone Manager.
2. Set the VPN IP Address of the IP Terminal.
172 . 16 . 0 . 100

SECTION 9 FONT COLOR SELECTION FOR IP-CTS TERMINALS
When using the firmware (DT750

V1.0.0.0 or higher), a user can
select the font color displayed on
their terminal. Note that the font
color only affects the 3/4-line
display area (standard and
vertically doubled) on the home
screen. Refer to the highlighted
area in the graphic. There are 16
colors from which to choose.
When an inverted color is displayed on the terminal, the font color is used for the
background color and the bit-inverted font color is used for the font.
Figure 7-6 Font Colors

HTTPS 8
HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure) is protocol used when
HTTPS
sending data between your browser and a website. All communication
between the browser and the website are encrypted, which provides a
secure connection for data transfer.
This chapter describes the steps for configuring your system to securely
upload/download firmware and configurations for DT820/DT830
telephones.
Figure 8-1 HTTPS Configuration Example

SECTION 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Supported operating systems:
 IIS 7.5: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008

 IIS 8.0: Windows 8, Windows Server 2012
 IIS 8.5: Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2
 IIS 10.0: Windows10, Windows Server 2016
SECTION 3 WEB SERVER SETUP AND WEBDAV CONFIGURATION
This section provides the steps for setting up an IIS 7.5 in Windows 7.
All screen images in this section are Windows 7. However, the setup procedure for

NOTE
other Windows OS versions is almost the same as Windows 7.
1. Access Programs and Features to turn on ISIS functionality.

1A. Select the Turn Windows features on or off option.
Figure 8-2 Turn Windows Features On/Off
8-2 HTTPS
1B. When the screen is displayed, check the following options:

 World Wide Web Services
 WebDav Publishing
 Basic Authentication
Figure 8-3 Turn On Windows Features

1C. Click OK to install.
Figure 8-4 Program Features Installation
2. Launch the IIS Manager.

2A. To open the IIS Manager, click Start. Depending on your operating system, do one of
the following:
 Type inetmgr in the search field.
 Type IIS in the search field.
 Open directly from the Control Panel :
Control Panel  All Control Panel Items  Administrative Tools  Internet

Information Services (IIS) Manager.
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Figure 8-5 Open IIS Manager
3. Configure the Authentication settings.

3A. On the left side of the screen select the PC name, then select the Authentication
option.
Figure 8-6 Configure Authentication Settings

3B. Disable Anonymous Authentication and enable Basic Authentication.
To change the current setting, select each item then click Disable or Enable on the
Actions section on right of the screen.
Figure 8-7 Change Authentication Settings
➨ When Anonymous Authentication is disabled and Basic Authentication is

enabled, the User ID and Password are required in the user settings for the DT
telephone.
➨ When Anonymous Authentication is enabled and Basic Authentication is

disabled, the User ID and Password are not required in the user settings for the
DT telephone.
➨ Refer to step 4. Create a user for Basic Authentication.
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Figure 8-8 Enable Basic Authentication/Disable Anonymous Authentication
4. Create a user for Basic Authentication.

4A. From the Control Panel, select Administrative Tools.
Figure 8-9 Select Administrative Tools

4B. From the Administrative Tools screen, select Computer Management.
Figure 8-10 Select Computer Management
4C. From the left panel on the screen, select the Users option. When the popup menu
displays, right click the New User... option.
Figure 8-11 Select New User Option
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4D. On the New User screen, enter a User name and Password/Confirm Password and
uncheck all parameters.
Click Create.
Figure 8-12 Create New User
4E. Right click on the newly created user and select Properties.
Figure 8-13 Set User Properties

4F. On the Properties screen, select the Member of tab. Verify Users is listed.
Figure 8-14 Verify Users Setting
5. Configure WebDAV to upload files.

5A. On the Connections panel, which is located on the left side of the screen, select
Default Web Site. On the WebDav Web Site Home panel, select WebDAV
Authoring Rules.
Figure 8-15 Select WebDAV Authoring Rules
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5A. Click Add Authoring Rule... on the Actions panel, which is located on the right side of
the screen.
Figure 8-16 Add Authoring Rule
5B. On the Add Authoring Rule dialog, select the following options.
 Allow access for: click the All content radio button
 Allow access to this content to: click the All users radio button
 Permissions: check Read, Source, Write
Click OK.
Figure 8-17 Configure Authoring Rule
5C. Verify an Authoring Rule has been created.
Figure 8-18 Verify Authoring Rule Setting
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5D. On the Actions panel, which is located on the right side of the screen, click Enable
WebDAV.
Figure 8-19 Enable WebDAV
6. Import the Server Certificate.

6A. Select the PC and double click the Server Certificates option.
➨ You must have a valid certificate in order for HTTPS to bind.
Figure 8-20 Select Server Certificate Option
6A. On the Actions panel, located on the right side of the screen, click Import.
Figure 8-21 Import Certificate
6B. Select the certificate file (*.p12). Enter the Password and click OK.
Figure 8-22 Select Server Certificate File
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6C. Verify the certificate was imported.
Figure 8-23 Verify Server Certificate Imported
7. Enable TLS 1.2.

7A. Open the Registry Editor by clicking Start. Type regedit in the search field.
Figure 8-24 Open Registry Editor
7B. Add the TLS 1.2 key to the following location:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ SecurityProviders \

SCHANNEL \ Protocols
Add the Client and Server keys under the TLS 1.2 key.
Figure 8-25 Add TLS 1.2, Client and Server Keys
7C. Select Client and add the DWORD value.

 DisabledByDefault (value = 0)
 Enabled (value = 1)
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Figure 8-26 Add DWORD Value
8. Add HTTPS to bind.

8A. Click Default Web Site, then click Bindings (located on the Actions panel on the right
side of the screen).
Figure 8-27 Select Bindings
8B. Click Add.
Figure 8-28 Add Bindings
8C. To assign the type and import the certificate, select the following:
 Type: - use the drop down menu to select https
 SSL certificate: - use the drop down menu to select the certificate you want to import
Click OK.
Figure 8-29 Select HTTPS and Import Certificate
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8D. Click OK.
➨ If intermediate certificates are missing, a message is displayed on the screen.
Figure 8-30 Missing Intermediate Certificates
8E. Verify that HTTPS has been added.
Figure 8-31 Verify HTTPS Added
9. Assign Firewall settings.

9A. Open Windows Firewall and click, Allow a program or feature through Windows
Firewall.
Figure 8-32 Open Windows Firewall
9B. Click the check box beside Secure World Wide Web Services (HTTPS).
Click OK.
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Figure 8-33 Select Secure World Wide Web Services (HTTPS)
10. Restart your PC.
SECTION 4 ACCOUNT SETTINGS FOR USER AND ADMIN
This section provides information for accessing the account settings and assigning
and ID and password. Table 8-1 Account Setting Patterns on page 8-23 provides
information for account setting patterns.
4.1 User Settings
When Anonymous Authentication is disabled and Basic Authentication is

enabled, the User ID and Password are required in the user settings for the
DT telephone.
The User ID and Password are used for downloading and uploading files and
is set on a per phone basis. Use the paths listed below to access.
 Menu -> Download -> Account Settings -> User ID
 Menu -> Download -> Account Settings -> Password
4.2 Admin Settings
When Anonymous Authentication is disabled and Basic Authentication is

enabled, the User ID and Password are required in the admin settings for the
DT telephone.
The User ID and Password are use for downloading and uploading files and is
set on a per phone basis. Use the paths listed below to access.
 Config -> Maintenance Settings -> Download Menu -> Account Settings ->
User ID
 Config -> Maintenance Settings -> Download Menu -> Account Settings ->
Password
SECTION 5 APPENDIX A - ACCOUNT SETTING PATTERNS-
Table 8-1 Account Setting Patterns on page 8-23 describes authentication patterns.
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Table 8-1 Account Setting Patterns
SECTION 6 APPENDIX B - TROUBLESHOOTING
This section provides information for troubleshooting error messages. Possible

causes and solutions are listed.
6.1 Download Failed! / Upload Failed! Error Messages
The following screens indicate that either the download or the upload was not
successful.
Download Failed! Upload Failed!
Exit Exit
Figure 8-34 Download Failed/Upload Failed Error Messages
The following table provides possible causes and corrective actions.
Table 8-2 Download/Upload Failed Causes/Solutions
Possible Causes Solutions
Check the network configuration.

Cannot communicate with the
server. Check that the correct address is set in the
download address.
Check if the target file exists in the file storage

The download target file does not folder of the server.
exist on the server.
Check the folder setting on the download menu.
Check that the user ID and password on the

Basic authentication failed.
Note: Only when basic authentication is
download menu are set correctly.
valid.
Confirm the access right of the file storage folder.
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6.2 Cipher Suite Not Match Error Message
successful because the Cipher Suite did not match.
Figure 8-35 Download Failed/Upload Failed - Cipher Suite Not Matched

Error Messages
Table 8-3 Download/Upload Failed - Cipher Suite Not Match Causes/Solutions
Check the cipher suites are supported by the

server.
Server cipher suite is not
supported. The cipher suites supported by terminals are shown
in Table 8-3 Download/Upload Failed - Cipher Suite
Not Match Causes/Solutions.
Table 8-4 Cipher Suites Algorithm
Item Contents
Version TLS 1.2
Key Exchange RSA、 DH、 DH/RSA、 DH/RSS
Authentication RSA、 DH、 DSS

Algorithm
Encryption AES with key length of 128 bits and 256 bits
Hash SHA-256
6.3 CA Not Authorized Error Messages
successful because CA was not authorized.
Figure 8-36 Download Failed/Upload Failed - CA Not Authorized Error

Messages

Table 8-5 Download/Upload Failed - CA Not Authorized Causes/Solutions
The certificate has expired. Use the certificate within the validity period.
Since downloading / uploading is

executed before time information
Download / upload after acquiring time information
acquisition, there is a possibility
from main unit.
that it is being treated as being out
of validity period.
The server certificate does not Use the root certificate corresponding to the server
correspond to the root certificate. certificate.
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6.4 CA Files Not Found Error Messages
successful because CA files were not found.
Figure 8-37 Download Failed/Upload Failed - CA Files Not Found Error

Messages
Table 8-6 Download/Upload Failed - CA Files Not Found Causes/Solutions
There is no certificate on the

Download the root certificate.
terminal.
The downloaded root certificate is Delete the downloaded certificate and then
damaged. download the root certificate again.
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DT820 Terminals 9
SECTION 1 DT820 SPECIFICATIONS
The following specifications apply to the DT820 telephones.
DT820 Terminals
Table 9-1 DT820 Specifications
Item DT820 (6-Button) DT820 (8-Button)
LCD Display Monochrome Monochrome

Line Buttons 6 8 *1
Scroll Button No 1
LCD Backlit Yes
LCD Tilt No
10 Key Backlit No
Message Waiting Light Yes (3 color)
Headset Jack Yes
LAN Port 10Base-T (IEEE802.3i), 100Base-TX (IEEE802.3u) *1
LAN Interface
PC Port 10Base-T (IEEE802.3i), 100Base-TX (IEEE802.3u) *1
Key kit / Side panel / Face No
plate
Applying Option No
Tilt Angle 2-step (25 degrees and 38 degrees)
Power Supply Center Power over Ethernet: IEEE802.3at Type 1
AC Adapter No
*1: Does not support the Gigabit Ethernet and the Expansion of DESI-less page by Terminal License in R1.

1.1 Overview of DT820 (6-Button)

The illustration below shows details on the 6-Button terminal.
Figure 9-1 The DT820 Terminal (6-Button)
1.2 Overview of DT820 (8-Button)

The illustration below shows details on the 8-Button terminal.
Figure 9-2 The DT820 Terminal (8-Button)
9-2 DT820 Terminals

SECTION 2 DT820 VERSION 2 SOFTWARE (FOR SV9100)
2.1 Description
The DT820 version 2 firmware adds the following features to ITY-8DLX and
ITY-6D telephones:
 Electronic Head Set functionality
 16 Line Key Expansion
 Gigabit Ethernet
The version 2 Gigabit Ethernet and Line Key Expansion features require a
license from the phone system for each phone that will use them. Each phone
will request the licenses it is configured to use on start up. The license request
settings are made on a per phone basis using the phone menu, Web
administration or by using the IP Phone manager to create a configuration file
that is downloaded by the phone on start up.
SECTION 3 SV9100 SERVICE CONDITIONS
 SV9100 software version 4.00.00 or greater is required to support these

features.
 Licenses are handed out by the SV9100 when requested by the telephones on
start up. If two phones are set to request the same license, and only one of that
license is available, then the first one to request the license gets it.
 Electronic Head Set features require a head set key be programmed on an
available Line Key.
 The terminal license port, default 6080, is configured in PRG 10-47-10.
SECTION 4 SV9100 REQUIRED COMPONENTS:
 DT820 Gigabit License

 DT820 Ext Line Key 16
 Plantronics Headset and APD-80 cable

SECTION 5 GENERAL SERVICE CONDITIONS
 DT820 software version 2.0.0.0 or greater is required to support these features.

 Licenses are requested by each phone on start up only.
 Each phone must be set to request the desired feature licenses.
 You cannot stack two ITY-8DLX 16 Line Key licenses to get 32 Line Keys on an
ITY-8DLX.
 Electronic Head Set features do not require licensing to work but must be
enabled on a per phone basis in the maintenance menu.
 Electronic Head Set features require a Plantronics headset and APD-80 cable.
 Gigabit Ethernet is supported for both LAN and PC port when properly licensed.
SECTION 6 EHS HEADSET (SV9100)
The EHS headset functionality requires a Plantronics headset and APD-80 cable. The
EHS functionality must be enabled on a per phone basis under Maintenance 
Adjust  EHS Cable.
Figure 9-3 Enabling the EHS Headset (SV9100)
Table 9-2 EHS Headset Compatibility (SV9100) show the terminal types that support
APN-91 and APD-80.
9-4 DT820 Terminals

Table 9-2 EHS Headset Compatibility (SV9100)
SV9100
Terminal Type
APN-91 APD-80
ITY-6D Yes
DT820 No
ITY-8LDX Yes
ITZ-12D Yes Yes
ITZ-24D Yes Yes

DT830
IP ITZ-8LD Yes Yes
ITZ-32D No No
ITZ-12DG Yes
No
DT830G ITZ-12CG Yes
ITZ-8LDG Yes Yes

SECTION 7 LICENSE SERVER INFORMATION
The version 2 features Gigabit Ethernet and Line Expansion require a license from
the phone system. Each phone will request the license on start up and uses the
settings under license server information to contact the phone system. The phone
system IP address and port can be configured.
The phone system IP address is set on a per phone basis under License Settings 
License Server Settings  Server Address.
Figure 9-4 Setting the Server IP Address
The port to use when contacting the phone system is set on a per phone basis under
License Settings  License Server Settings  Server Port.
Figure 9-5 Setting the Server Port Number
9-6 DT820 Terminals

SECTION 8 LICENSE REQUEST SETTINGS
the phone system. Each phone must be set to request the appropriate licenses.
Depending on the phone used (ITY-6D or ITY-8DLX) you can set it to request Gigabit
Ethernet only (ITY-6D) or Gigabit Ethernet and Line Key Expansion (ITY-8DLX).
The Gigabit Ethernet request is set on a per phone basis under License Settings 
License Server Settings  License Request  Gigabit Ethernet.
Figure 9-6 Setting the Gigabit Ethernet Request
The Line Key Expansion request is set on a per phone basis under License Settings
 License Server Settings  License Request  Line Key. This setting is only
available on ITY-8DLX phones and can be set to request a 16 or 32 Line Key license.
Note the license requested must be available for this feature to work. If a phone is set
to request a 32 Line Key license and only 16 Line Key licenses are available, the
phone will only have 8 line keys.
Figure 9-7 Setting the Line Key Expansion

SECTION 9 DT820 VERSION SOFTWARE (FOR SV9300)
9.1 Description
The DT820 version 2 firmware adds the following features to ITY-8DLX and
ITY-6D telephones:
The version 2 Gigabit Ethernet and Line Key Expansion features require a
license from LMC for each phone that will use them. Each phone will request
the licenses it is configured to use on start up. The license request settings are
made on a per phone basis using the phone menu, Web administration or by
using the IP Phone manager to create a configuration file that is downloaded
by the phone on start up.
 SV9300 software version V3.2.1 or greater is required to support these features.

 Licenses are handed out by the LMC when requested by the telephones on start
up. If two phones are set to request the same license, and only one of that
license is available, then the first one to request the license gets it.
 Electronic Head Set features require a head set key be programmed on an
available Line Key.
SECTION 11 SV9300 REQUIRED COMPONENTS
 DT820 Gigabit License

 Plantronics Headset and APD-80 cable
 LMC Client Application
9-8 DT820 Terminals

 DT820 software version 2.0.0.0 or greater is required to support these features.

 Licenses are requested by each phone on start up only.
 Each phone must be set to request the desired feature licenses.
 You cannot stack two ITY-8DLX 16 Line Key licenses to get 32 Line Keys on an
ITY-8DLX.
 Electronic Head Set features do not require licensing to work but must be
enabled on a per phone basis in the maintenance menu.
 Electronic Head Set features require a Plantronics headset and APD-80 cable.
 Gigabit Ethernet is supported for both LAN and PC port when properly licensed.
SECTION 13 EHS HEADSET (SV9300)
The EHS headset functionality requires a Plantronics headset and APD-80 cable. The
EHS functionality must be enabled on a per phone basis under Maintenance 
Adjust  EHS Cable
Figure 9-8 Enabling the EHS Headset (SV9300)
Table 9-3 EHS Headset Compatibility (SV9300) shows the terminal types that support
APN-91 and APD-80.

Table 9-3 EHS Headset Compatibility (SV9300)
SV9300
Terminal Type
APN-91 APD-80
ITY-6D Yes
DT820 No
ITY-8LDX Yes
ITZ-12D Yes Yes
ITZ-24D Yes Yes

DT830
IP ITZ-8LD Yes Yes
ITZ-32D No Yes
ITZ-12DG Yes
No
DT830G ITZ-12CG Yes
ITZ-8LDG Yes Yes
SECTION 14 LICENSE SERVER INFORMATION
the LMC. Each phone will request the license on startup and uses the settings under
license server information to contact the LMC Client Application. The LMC IP address
and port can be configured.
The LMC IP address is set on a per phone basis under License Settings  License
Server Settings  Server Address.
Figure 9-9 Setting the License Server IP Address
9 - 10 DT820 Terminals
The port to use when contacting the LMC is set on a per phone basis under License
Settings  License Server Settings  Server Port.
Figure 9-10 Setting the License Server Port Number
SECTION 15 LICENSE REQUEST SETTINGS
the LMC. Each phone must be set to request the appropriate licenses. Depending on
the phone used (ITY-6D or ITY-8DLX) you can set it to request Gigabit Ethernet only
(ITY-6D) or Gigabit Ethernet and Line Key Expansion (ITY-8DLX).
The Gigabit Ethernet request is set on a per phone basis under License Settings 
License Server Settings  License Request  Gigabit Ethernet.
Figure 9-11 Setting the Gigabit Ethernet Request
The Line Key Expansion request is set on a per phone basis under License Settings
 License Server Settings  License Request  Line Key. This setting is only
available on ITY-8DLX phones and can be set to request a 16 or 32 Line Key license.
Note the license requested must be available for this feature to work. If a phone is set
to request a 32 Line Key license and only 16 Line Key licenses are available the
phone will only have 8 line keys.
Figure 9-12 Setting the Line Key Expansion
SECTION 16 LMC SETTINGS
The LMC requires settings changes to register the license to the terminal. These
settings are addressed in the License Manager Client Operations Guide (Document
Number 30899).
DT830 Terminals 10
SECTION 1 DT830 MODELS
The table below lists the various models of available DT830 terminals and
DT830 Terminals
the main features.
Table 10-1 DT830/DT830G Models
Series Name Equipment ID Features/Description
 8-button DESI-less LCD telephone
 Models include 12, 24 and 32-button.
 All DT830 models come with a standard backlit LCD

display, full-duplex speakerphone capability, module
support for expansion and feature add-on capability.
 Available in either black or white

ITZ-8LD
 XML display to provide more productivity enhanced
ITZ-8LDG application to the user
DT830  Optional 60-button DSS Console providing 60
ITZ-12D programmable keys and provides users a Busy
Lamp Field (BLF) and 1-button access to
ITZ-24D extensions, trunks and system features.
 Headset support with optional support for EHS
 Network support: 10/100/1000 Ethernet

 Only "G" series terminals support Gigabit.
 USB port and Bluetooth support
 VoIP encryption
Table 10-1 DT830/DT830G Models (Continued)
Series Name Equipment ID Features/Description
 Access to more sophisticated system features

allows for growth
 Available in black only

ITZ-12/24CG
 XML display to provide more productivity enhanced
DT830G
application to the user
ITZ-12/24DG
 DT830CG equipped with a full-color backlit LCD
 Both DT830CG and DT830DG support Gigabit

Ethernet
1.1 Illustrations of DT830/DT830G Terminals
The following pictures show the basic view of the various DT830 terminal
models.
ITZ-8LD ITZ-8LDG
Figure 10-1 ITZ-8LD/ITZ-8LDG Terminals
ITZ-12D ITZ-24D
Figure 10-2 ITZ-12D/ITZ-24D Terminals
ITZ-12CG ITZ-12DG
Figure 10-3 ITZ-12CG/ITZ-12DG Terminals
SECTION 2 DT830 VERSION 2 SOFTWARE

2.1 Description
The DT830 version 2 firmware adds the following features to ITZ-xxCG and
ITZ-xxDG telephones:

3.1 Description
The following are service conditions related to the DT830 version 2 firmware:
 SV9100 software version 4.00.00 or greater is required to support these
features.
 Electronic Head Set features require a head set key be programmed on
an available Line Key.
 Electronic Head Set features require the headset be connected to the
telephone using a Plantronics APN-91 cable or APD-80 cable (V3.0.0.0
or higher).
SECTION 4 SV9100 REQUIRED COMPONENTS

4.1 Description
This component is required for proper headset operation:

 Plantronics Headset and APN-91 cable
5.1 Description
The following are general service conditions for the DT830 version 2 firmware:
 DT830 software version 2.0.0.0 or greater is required to support these
features.
 Electronic Head Set features require a Plantronics headset and APN-91
cable or APD-80 cable (V3.0.0.0 or higher).
 Gigabit Ethernet is supported for both LAN and PC port.
Appendix A - MH240 A
This chapter provides general installation information of the IP Phone
MH240
Manager – MH240 and the Maintenance tool used with the MH240
Wireless. The IP Phone Manager – MH240 application software is
installed on a PC.
The IP Phone Manager – MH240 communicates with the MH240 using an

IP source or USB port.
The IP Phone Manager – MH240 can read / write MH240 set up

information and also upload MH240 firmware.
1.1 Function
The IP Phone Manager – MH240 application supports:

 Easy setup
 Terminal setting copy
 Firmware Upload
 Other Setting Upload / Download
 Directory setting
 User Setting
 Network setting
 Master Password Confirmation
 Terminal Initializing
 USB Connection Check
DT Resource Manual A-1

1.2 Connection
The IP Phone Manager – MH240 supports two types of connections:

 IP – The MH240 and a PC with IP Phone Manager – MH240 installed
can communicate via wireless LAN.
 USB – The MH240 and a PC with IP Phone Manager – MH240 installed
can communicate via USB.
1.3 Security
The login operation by account/password is necessary to start the MH240

terminal. Each account authorization type supports a different set of functions.
 Constructor Account
 Administrator Account
 User Account
1.4 System Requirements
IP Phone Manager – MH240 requirements:

 OS 1: Windows XP SP2 or higher.
 Display resolution: 1024 wide x 768 high or higher
 Interface: USB port (Compliant to Universal Serial Bus specification Rev
1.1) / Network port.
1: Operations on Windows Vista OS are not guaranteed
SECTION 2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Application Requirements
PC requirements:
 Requires Windows XP SP2
 If installed, Microsoft VisualC++ 6.0 must be uninstalled before
beginning IP Phone Manager – MH240 installation
 FTP server is not started
 The FTP server tool (Filezilla) is not installed on a PC
A-2 Appendix A - MH240

2.2 Installation File
Use the following to install IP Phone Manager – MH240

 PCTool_Setup-x.x.x.x.exe
(x.x.x.x = software version of the IP Phone Manager – MH240)
2.3 Installation Order
IP Phone Manager – MH240 will be installed in the following order:

 The IP Phone Manager – MH240 executable (.exe) file
 Installation of OpenSSL
 Allow FTP access through local firewall and anti-virus settings
 USB device driver
SECTION 3 INSTALLATION
3.1 Install IP Phone Manager – MH240
Follow these steps for installation of the IP Phone Manager – MH240:

1. Start up PCTool_Setup-x.x.x.x.exe. The Installer Language screen
appears.
Figure A-1 Installer Language Screen
2. Verify language in drop-down menu and click OK.

 It is recommended you close all other applications before starting Setup.

3. The Setup Wizard screen appears, click Next.
Figure A-2 Setup Wizard Screen
4. Check “I accept the terms in the License Agreement” and click Next.
Figure A-3 License Agreement Screen

5. Check all of “Select components to install” and click Next.
Figure A-4 Choose Components Screen
6. In the Choose Install Location screen, click “Browse...”, select the folder
containing the PCTool executable and click Install.
Figure A-5 Choose Install Location Screen

7. When the Installation Complete screen appears, click Next.
Figure A-6 Installation Complete Screen
8. In the Completing the Setup Wizard Screen, click Finish.
Figure A-7 Completing the Setup Wizard Screen

The shortcut icons of “PCTool” and ”CertConv(Certificate Convert Tool)” are

created in desktop.
“PCTool” and ”CertConv(Certificate Convert Tool)” are registered in the start
menu.
3.2 Install OpenSSL
To install OpenSSL access the following URL and follow the prompts.
http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
1. Allow FTP access through local firewall and anti-virus software.
Please set it according to the operation of the anti-virus software

installed in PC.
Use the following case of McAfee Viruscan Enterprise as an example:
1. Right click the McAfee icon in the task tray and click ViruScan Console.
2. When the VirusScan Console appears, double-click Access Protection.
3. When the Access Protection Properties screen appears, open the Port
Blocking tab.
4. Uncheck the following:

Prevent FTP inbound
Prevent FTP Outbound
5. Click Apply then OK.
2. The OpenSSL driver is installed.

After PCTool re-starts, this operation is done.
When the USB cable is connected for the first time after PCTool is started,
Windows will automatically install the driver.
Please select "Software is automatically installed".

3.3 Uninstall IP Phone Manager – MH240
Follow these steps to uninstall the IP Phone Manager – MH240
1. Click Open -> Start -> PCTool -> Uninstall.

2. In the PCTool Uninstall screen click Yes.
Figure A-8 PCTool Uninstall Screen
3. When the Uninstallation Complete screen appears click Close.
Figure A-9 Uninstallation Complete Screen

4. A PCTool Uninstall screen appears confirming deletion. Click on OK.
Figure A-10 PCTool Uninstall Screen
3.4 Update IP Phone Manager – MH240
1. Start up PCTool_Setup-x.x.x.x.exe.
2. A pop-up screen appears asking if you want to uninstall the previous
version. Click on OK.
Figure A-11 Uninstall Previous Screen
3. Refer to 3.1 Install IP Phone Manager – MH240 on page A-3 to continue

installation.
3.5 Connect USB Cable
Perform the following steps for USB and MH240 operation.
1. On the MH240, press the Menu key to display the main menu screen.
2. Select Menu -> 5.Setting -> 3.Maintenance -> 4.USB Connect, then
press the OK softkey.
3. Press "OK" key on the “Please pull out the USB cable.” screen before
the USB cable is connected.
4. Press “OK” key on the “Please connect the USB cable.” screen, after the
USB cable is connected.

SECTION 4 OPERATING PROCEDURE
4.1 Operation of MH240
MH240 is supported in Version 20.00 or higher.
Perform the following steps for wireless LAN communication.
4.1.1 Access Account / Login
1. Double click the IP Phone Manager – MH240 icon located on the

desktop.
2. Select the account type to enter. Type in password and click OK.
The following are temporary passwords for the three accounts:
 For Constructor: superuser
 For Administrator: adminuser
 For User: normaluser
Figure A-12 Login Screen
3. When the Start FTP Server screen appears, click on OK.
Figure A-13 Start FTP Server Screen
A - 10 Appendix A - MH240
4. An IP Phone Manager screen appears displaying the account menu.
Figure A-14 Constructor Menu Screen
DT Resource Manual A - 11
Figure A-15 Administrator Menu Screen
Figure A-16 User Menu Screen
4.1.2 Exit Account
1. In the Terminal Setting Menu, click on Exit.
2. When the Exit screen appears, click OK.
Figure A-17 Exit Screen
3. In the Exit FTP Server screen, click OK.
Figure A-18 Exit FTP Server Screen
4.1.3 Change Password
1. In the Terminal Setting Menu, select File>Change Password.
2. When the Change Password screen appears:

 In Password: Enter the current password
 In New Password: Enter the new password
 In Confirm Password: Re-enter the new password
Figure A-19 Change Password Screen
3. Click OK to update your password.
4.1.4 Confirm Version
1. In the Terminal Setting Menu, select Help -> About.
2. An About screen opens to confirm the IP Phone Manager – MH240

version.
Figure A-20 Phone Manager Version Screen
3. Click on OK to close the screen.
4.2 Easy Setup Wizard
Perform the following steps for setup.
1. Click Easy Setup in the Terminal Setting Menu.

2. Enter the required items on the Easy Setup screen.
Figure A-21 Easy Setup Screen (DHCP Example)
Figure A-22 Easy Setup Screen (Fixed IP Example)
3. To enter the DHCP or Fixed IP data click Next.

4. Verify the values entered. To begin using the new values, click Start.
Figure A-23 Easy Setup Screen (Start New Values)
5. Connect USB cable to PC containing the IP Phone Manager – MH240

and the MH240 handset. Refer to 3.5 Connect USB Cable on page A-9
for USB cable connection. Click Start.
Figure A-24 Easy Setup Screen (Upload Setup to MH240)
6. Verify when complete.

 Click Restart to restart the terminal.
Figure A-25 Easy Setup Screen (Successful Setup)
Table A-1 Easy Setup Screen (Successful Setup)
Button Function
Restart MH240 terminal is restarted.
Finish Display returns to the Terminal Setting Menu.
View Report Report is displayed.
7. The following is an example of the View Report display.
Figure A-26 Easy Setup Screen (View Report Example)
8. To close the report, click OK.
4.3 Terminal Setting Copy
Copy Terminal settings to another terminal.
1. Click Terminal Setting Copy in the Terminal Setting Menu.

2. Connect USB cable from PC with IP Phone Manager – MH240 installed
to source terminal (MH240 handset). Refer to 3.5 Connect USB Cable
on page A-9 for USB cable connection. Click Start.
Figure A-27 Source Terminal Setting Copy Screen
3. When data finishes copying to the PC, disconnect the USB cable from
source terminal (MH240 handset).
4. Connect USB cable to the destination terminal (MH240 handset). Refer
to 3.5 Connect USB Cable on page A-9 for USB cable connection. Click
Start.
Figure A-28 Destination Terminal Setting Copy Screen
5. Enter the password for the destination terminal, click Start.
Figure A-29 Destination Terminal Password Screen
6. Verify transfer successful, click Finish to close or Check Data to review

log.
Figure A-30 Successful Data Transfer Screen
Figure A-31 Example of Data Check Screen
7. Click Finish to close.
4.4 Firmware Upload
Perform the following steps to update the MH240 firmware.
It is possible to execute it with a Wireless Connection/USB Connection.

 Firmware that can be renewed in PCTool is the following two files.
Boot file--- boot2nand.boot_img
Program file--- altair_XX_vYY.YY.YY.bin
(XX/YY.YY.YY: It is changeable according to the software version of

MH240.)
 Case of IP Connection, two or more MH240 that updates it can be
specified.
 Case of USB Connection, MH240 can be continuously renewed though
one is updated.
4.4.1 Firmware Upload (IP Connection)
1. Click Firmware Upload in the Terminal Setting Menu.
2. Select IP and click Next.
Figure A-32 Select Communication Type (IP) Screen
3. Click the Browse button and specify the upload file. Or, enter path of
upload file in the text box. Click Next.
Figure A-33 Specify Firmware Screen
4. In the search window, check the MH240 to which the file will be
uploaded then click Next.
 Two or more MH240 terminals can be checked from the list at the same
time.
Figure A-34 Select Terminals Screen
Table A-2 Select Terminals Screen
Button Function
Search All Displays all MH240 terminals connected to the network.
Search Selected Displays the information of a specific IP address.
Read CSV The search results of the IP address was read from the CSV file and
displayed.
Open PC Port Opens the port on the MH240 terminal checked.
Table A-2 Select Terminals Screen (Continued)
Button Function
Close Port PC Closes the port on the MH240 terminal checked

Select All: All MH240 terminals in the list are checked.
Select All All MH240 terminals in the list are checked.
Unselect All All MH240 terminals in the list are unchecked.
5. If required, set the Schedule and Retry windows and click Upload.
Figure A-35 Start Upload Screen
Table A-3 Start Upload Screen
When You Result
Upload it at once The check in the Start Time/End Time is removed.
Schedule uploading A check must be entered in the Schedule (Start Time/End Time) box as required.
Specify the retry times Set the number of times to retry in the drop-down menu.
6. Verify the upload was successful. Click Finish.
Figure A-36 Firmware Upload List Screen
4.4.2 Firmware Upload (USB Connection)
1. Click Firmware Upload in the Terminal Setting Menu.
2. Select USB and click Next.
Figure A-37 Select Communication Type (USB) Screen
3. Click the Browse button and specify the upload file. Or, enter path of
upload file in the text box. Click Next.
Figure A-38 Specify Firmware Screen
4. Connect USB cable to the MH240 terminal and click Start. Refer to
3.5 Connect USB Cable on page A-9 for USB cable connection.
Figure A-39 Connect USB Cable Screen
5. Verify the upload was successful. Click Finish or Continue.
Figure A-40 Successful Upload Screen
Table A-4 Successful Upload Screen
Button Function
Continue For uploading additional MH240 terminals.
4.5 Other Setting Upload/Download
To upload and download the MH240 settings:

 It is possible to execute it with IP Connection/USB Connection.
 The set up information that becomes an object can be preserved in PC.
The set up information that becomes an object is:

 Information downloaded or uploaded depends on your account
authorization type:
Call Log: (Constructor/ Administrator/ User)
IM Log: (Constructor/ Administrator/ User)
Ring Tone: [Constructor/ Administrator/ User (unsupported)]
Certificate: (Constructor/ Administrator)
Log: (Constructor/ Administrator)
Tone: (Constructor)
4.5.1 Other Setting Upload/Download (IP Connection: Upload/Download

Both)
1. Click Other Setting Upload/Download in the Terminal Setting Menu.
Figure A-41 Select Communication Type (IP) Screen
3. Click the Browse button and specify the directory to be uploaded or

downloaded. Or, enter path of file in the text box. Click Next.
Figure A-42 Specify Directory Screen
4. Check the target items. Click Next.
Figure A-43 Target Items Screen
5. In the search window, check the MH240 to which the file will be uploaded
then click Next.
 Only one MH240 terminal can be checked at a time.
Figure A-44 Select Terminals Screen
Table A-5 Select Terminals Screen
Button Function
Search All Displays all MH240 terminals connected to the network.
Search Selected Displays the information of a specific IP address.
Read CSV The search results of the searched IP address was reading from
CSV are displayed.
Open PC Port Opens the port on the MH240 terminal checked.
Close Port PC Closes the port on the MH240 terminal checked.
4.5.2 Other Setting Upload/Download (IP Connection: Upload)
1. Verify set content. Click Upload.
Figure A-45 Start Uploading or Downloading Screen
2. Enter the password of the target MH240 terminal. Click Start.
Figure A-46 Input Terminal Password Screen
3. When complete, click Finish or Restart.
Table A-6 Successful Upload Screen
Button Function
Restart MH240 terminal is restarted.
4.5.3 Other Setting Upload/Download (IP Connection: Download)
1. Verify set content. Click Download.
Figure A-48 Start Uploading or Downloading Screen
2. Verify when complete. Click Finish.
Figure A-49 Successful Download Screen
Table A-7 Download Successful Screen
Button Function
Finish Display returns to the TerminSal Setting Menu.
4.5.4 Other Setting Upload/Download (USB Connection: Upload/

Download Both)
1. Click Other Setting Upload/Download in the Terminal Setting Menu.
Figure A-50 Select Communication Type (USB) Screen
3. Click the Browse button and specify the directory to be uploaded or

downloaded. Or, enter path of file in the text box. Click Next.
Figure A-51 Specify Directory Screen
4. Check the target items. Click Next.
Figure A-52 Target Items Screen
4.5.5 Other Setting Upload/Download (USB Connection: Upload)
1. Connect USB cable to the MH240 terminal and click Upload. Refer to
Figure A-53 USB Connection Screen
2. Enter the password of the target MH240 terminal. Click Start.
3. Verify when complete. Click Finish, Restart, or Continue.

 Restart – The MH240 terminal is restarted.
 Continue – Downloads to another MH240 terminal.
 Finish – Returns to the Terminal Setting Menu.
 Restart shows updated settings on the MH240 terminal.
4.5.6 Other Setting Upload/Download (USB Connection: Download)
1. Connect USB cable to the MH240 terminal and click Download.

Refer to 3.5 Connect USB Cable on page A-9 for USB cable
connection.
2. Verify when complete. Click Finish or Continue.

 Continue – Downloads to another MH240 terminal.
Figure A-57 Successful Download Screen
4.6 Directory Setting
Read/Edit/ Transfer the directory set up information of MH240 (Directory/

Directory group).
It is possible to execute it with IP Connection/USB Connection.

 The directory set up information can be edited.
 The directory set up information can be read from MH240 or transfer to
MH240.
 The directory set up information can be saved in a CSV file into PC, or
the directory set up information can be read from a CSV file into PC.
4.6.1 Directory Setting (Edit Data)
4.6.1.1 Directory Setting
1. Click Directory Setting in the Terminal Setting Menu.

 Edit – Edit the data on the directory editor table.
 Delete – The selected data is deleted.
 Delete All – All data is deleted.
 Read CSV – The directory data was reading from CSV is
displayed.
 Write CSV – The directory data is saved in a CSV file.
 Read – Read the directory data from the MH240.
 Transfer – Transfer the directory data to the MH240.
 Menu – Returns to the Terminal Setting Menu.
 Directory data can be edited directly from the list.
Figure A-58 Directory Setting Screen
Figure A-59 Directory Edit Screen
4.6.1.2 Directory Group

 Directory group data can be edited directly from the list.
2. Click on the Group tab.

 Edit – Edit the data on the directory group editor table.
 Read CSV – The directory group data was reading from
CSV is displayed.
 Write CSV – The directory group data is saved in a CSV
file.
 Read – Read the directory group data from the MH240.
 Transfer – Transfer the directory group data to the
MH240.
 Menu – Returns to the Terminal Setting Menu.
Figure A-60 Directory Group Data Screen
Figure A-61 Directory Group Edit Screen
4.6.2 Read/Transfer
4.6.2.1 Read Using an IP Connection
2. Click on the Read button.
Figure A-62 Directory Setting Screen (Read)
Figure A-63 Select Communication Type (IP)
4. Click Search All button.
5. Check the MH240 terminal to which the file will be

uploaded. Click Next.
 Search All – All MH240 terminals connected on the
network are displayed.
 Search Selected – Specified IP address results
displayed.
 Read CSV – The search results of the searched IP
address was reading from CSV are displayed.
 Open PC Port – Open the PC port of checked MH240
terminal.
 Close PC Port – Close the PC port of checked MH240
terminal.
Figure A-64 Select MH240 Terminal
6. Click Finish.
Figure A-65 Finish Directory Setting (Read)
4.6.2.2 Transfer Using an IP Connection
2. Click on the Transfer button.
Figure A-66 Directory Setting Screen (Transfer)
4. Click Search All button.
5. Check the MH240 terminal to specify which one will be

displayed.
terminal.
terminal.
6. Enter password of target MH240 terminal, click Start.
Figure A-69 Enter MH240 Password
7. Verify when complete. Click Finish or Restart.

 Restart will show updated settings on the MH240 terminal.
Figure A-70 Finish Directory Setting (Transfer)
4.6.2.3 Read Using an USB Connection
2. Click on the Read button.

displayed.
terminal.
terminal.
Figure A-71 Directory Setting Screen (Read)
3. Select USB, click Next.
Figure A-72 Select Communication Type (USB)
4. Connect USB cable to the MH240 terminal and click

Next. Refer to 3.5 Connect USB Cable on page A-9 for
USB cable connection.
5. Click Finish.
Figure A-74 Finish Directory Setting (Read)
4.6.2.4 Transfer Using a USB Connection
2. Click on the Transfer button.
Figure A-75 Directory Setting Screen (Transfer)

5. Enter password of target MH240 terminal, click Start.
Figure A-78 Enter MH240 Password

Figure A-79 Finish Directory Setting (Transfer)
4.6.3 Read CSV/Write CSV

The directory set up information can be saved in a CSV file into PC,
or the directory set up information can be read from a CSV file into
PC.
When you see “Directory” tab, the directory data can save and read.
When you see “Group” tab, the directory group data can save and
read.
When you see “Directory” tab and “Group” tab, you can be saved and
read by ”Read CSV”/”Write CSV” button.
4.6.3.1 Read CSV

On the top menu bar, select File -> Open ->
It is possible to operate it from the icon of the tool bar.
4.6.3.2 Write CSV

On the top menu bar, select File -> Save ->
4.7 User Setting
Read/Edit/Transfer the user setting of MH240
It is possible to execute it with IP Connection/USB Connection.

 The user setting information can be edited
 The user setting information can be read from MH240 or transfer to
MH240.
 The user setting information can be saved in a text file into PC, or the
user setting information can be read from a text file into PC.
 The set up information that becomes an object is as follows.
Information edit by the account authority is different.
Normal Settings:
 Incoming Call Setting
 Talk Setting
 Display Setting
 Key Setting
 Other Setting
 Favorites
Administrator Setting:
 RTP Setting/Audio Setting
4.7.1 Edit Data
1. Click User Setting in the Terminal Setting Menu.
2. Select the tab and read or edit data displayed on screen.
4.7.1.1 Normal Setting – Incoming Call Setting

 Read – The User Setting Data is read from the MH240
terminal selected.
 Transfer – The User Setting Data is transferred to the
MH240 terminal.
 Menu – Returns to the Terminal Setting Menu.
Figure A-80 Incoming Call Setting Screen
4.7.1.2 Normal Setting – Talk Setting

terminal selected.
MH240 terminal.
Figure A-81 Talk Setting Screen
4.7.1.3 Normal Setting – Display Setting

terminal selected.
MH240 terminal.
Figure A-82 Display Setting Screen
4.7.1.4 Normal Setting – Key Setting

terminal selected.
MH240 terminal.
Figure A-83 Key Setting Screen
4.7.1.5 Normal Setting – Other Setting

terminal selected.
MH240 terminal.
Figure A-84 Other Setting Screen
4.7.1.6 Normal Setting – Favorites

terminal selected.
MH240 terminal.
Figure A-85 Favorites Screen
4.7.1.7 Administrator Setting – RTP/ Audio Setting

terminal selected.
MH240 terminal.
Figure A-86 Administrator Setting Screen
4.7.2 Read/Transfer
2. Click Read on the User Setting Data screen.
3. Select IP, click Next.

 Search All – All MH240 terminals connected on the
 Search Selected – Specified IP address results
displayed.
 Read CSV – The search results of the searched IP
 Open PC Port – Open the PC port of checked
MH240 terminal.
 Close PC Port – Close the PC port of checked
MH240 terminal.
5. Click Finish.
Figure A-89 Finish User Setting (Read)
2. Click Transfer on the User Setting Data screen.
3. Select IP, click Next.

displayed.
MH240 terminal.
MH240 terminal.

 Restart – The MH240 terminal is restarted.
 Finish – Returns to the Terminal Setting Menu.
Figure A-92 Finish User Setting (Transfer)
2. Click Read on the User Setting Data screen.

5. Click Finish.
Figure A-95 Finish User Setting (Read)
4.7.2.4 Transfer Using an USB Connection
2. Click Transfer on the User Setting Data screen.


Figure A-98 Finish User Setting (Transfer)
4.7.3 File Open/ File Save

The user setting information can be saved in a text file into the PC, or
the user setting information can be read from a text file into a PC.
4.7.3.1 File Open

4.7.3.2 File Save

4.8 Network Setting

 Read/Edit/Transfer the Network setting information of the MH240.
 It is possible to execute it with IP Connection/USB Connection.
 Network Setting information (Profile Setting/SIP Setting) can be edited.
 Two or more profiles can be set.
 Selection and the priority level of the profile used can be set.
 Network setting information can be read from the MH240 terminal or
transferred to another MH240.
 Network setting information can be saved in a text file into a PC, or read
from a text file into a PC.
 Network setting edit functions differ by account authority.
4.8.1 Edit Data
4.8.1.1 Connection Target Setting

Profile selection and the priority level of a profile can be set.
1. Click Network Setting in the Terminal Setting Menu.
2. Click on the Connection Target Setting tab.

 << – The profile selected in Selectable Profile is
moved to Priority Candidate Profile.
 >> – The profile selected in Priority Candidate
Profile is released from the Priority Candidate
Profile by the Transfer function.
 UP – Raises the priority level of the profile selected in
Priority Candidate Profile.
 DOWN – Lowers the priority level of the profile

selected in Priority Candidate Profile.
 Read – User Setting data from the MH240 is
displayed.
 Transfer – User Setting data is transferred to the
MH240.
Figure A-99 Connection Target Setting Tab
4.8.1.2 Profile Setting

Constructor and Administrator users can set up a profile using
the Normal Setting tab. The Administrator authority can set up
a profile using the Administrator Setting.
1. Click on the Profile Setting tab.
2. Click on the Normal Setting tab.

 Read – Selected profile setting data from the MH240
terminal is displayed.
 Transfer – Selected profile setting data is transferred
to the MH240 terminal.
 Read All – All profile setting data from the is MH240
terminal displayed.
 Transfer All – profile setting data is transferred to the
MH240 terminal.
 A maximum of nine profiles can be stored.
Figure A-100 Normal Setting Tab
3. Click on the Administrator Setting tab.
Figure A-101 Administrator Setting Tab
4.8.1.3 SIP Setting
1. Click on the SIP Setting tab.

 Read – SIP setting data from the MH240 terminal is
displayed.
 Transfer – SIP setting data is transferred to the
MH240 terminal.
Figure A-102 SIP Setting Tab
4.8.2 Read/Transfer
Perform the following steps to Read/Transfer MH240 Network
settings.
1. Click Read or Read All on any Network Setting screen.
2. Select IP then click Next.

displayed.
MH240 terminal.
MH240 terminal.
4. Click Finish.
Figure A-105 Successful Read (Transferring) Screen
1. Click Transfer or Transfer All on any Network Setting

screen.
2. Select IP then click Next.

displayed.
MH240 terminal.
MH240 terminal.

 Restart will show updated setting on MH240 terminal.
1. Click Read or Read All on any Network Setting screen.
2. Select USB then click Next.



4. When complete, click Finish.
4.8.2.4 Transfer Using an USB Connection
1. Click Transfer or Transfer All on any Network Setting

screen.
2. Select USB then click Next.



 Restart will show updated setting on MH240 terminal.

4.8.3 File Open/File Save

The network setting information can be preserved as a text file in PC.
Moreover, the network setting information can be read from the text
file.
4.8.3.1 File Open

4.8.3.2 File Save

4.9 Master Word Confirmation
The Master Password is read from the MH240 terminal being displayed. It is
possible to operate it using only the Constructor account, but only a USB
connection can execute it.
1. Click Master Password Confirmation in the Terminal Setting Menu.
2. Connect USB cable to the MH240 terminal and click Next. Refer to 3.5
Connect USB Cable on page A-9 for USB cable connection.


3. Enter the Constructor password. Click OK.
Figure A-116 Input Constructor Password Screen

4. Verify entry, click OK.
Figure A-117 Successful Read (Master Password) Screen

4.10 Terminal Initializing
Initializes the set up data on the MH240 terminal and can be executed using
an IP or USB connection.
Initialized items by authorization:

 Phonebook (Directory):
Constructor/ Administrator/ User
 Call Log:
 IM Log:
Constructor/ Administrator/ User (Unsupported)
 User Setting:
 Network Setting:
Constructor/ Administrator
 Certificate:
 Log:
 Password:
Constructor

4.10.1 IP Connection/ USB Connection
1. Click Terminal Initialization in the Terminal Setting Menu.
2. Initialized set up information is displayed.

 Select All – All the initialization items are selected.
 Unselect All – All the initialization items are unselected.
 Initializing – The MH240 terminal is initialized.
 Set up information can be arbitrarily selected.
Figure A-118 Terminal Initialization Selection Screen

4.10.2 IP connection
1. Check the Initialization Items, click Initializing.
2. Select IP, then click Next.
3. Check the MH240 terminal to specify which one will be uploaded.

Click Next.
 Search All – All MH240 terminals connected on the network are
displayed.
 Search Selected – Specified IP address results displayed.
 Read CSV – The search results of the searched IP address was reading
from CSV are displayed.
 Open PC Port – Open the PC port of checked MH240 terminal.
 Close PC Port – Close the PC port of checked MH240 terminal.

4. Input password of the MH240 terminal to be initialized. Click Start.

5. When the MH240 terminal restarts, click Yes.
Figure A-122 Initialization Successful Screen
6. Click Finish.
Figure A-123 Finish Initialization Screen

4.10.3 USB Connection
1. Check the Initialization Items, click Initializing.
2. Select USB, then click Next.
3. Connect USB cable to the MH240 terminal and click Next. Refer to

4. Input password to initialize MH240 terminal, click Start.
Figure A-126 Input Terminal User Password Screen
5. When the MH240 terminal restarts, click Yes.
Figure A-127 Initialization Successful Screen

6. Click Finish.
Figure A-128 Finish Initialization Screen
4.11 USB Connection Check
Perform this check when the USB cable is connected to a MH240 terminal.
1. Click USB Connection Check in the Terminal Setting Menu.

2. Connect USB cable to the MH240 terminal and click Next. Refer to 3.5
Connect USB Cable on page A-9 for USB cable connection.

Figure A-129 USB Connection Check

3. Enter the password of the target MH240 terminal, click Start.
Figure A-130 Input MH240 Terminal Password

4. When complete, click Finish.
4.12 Certificate Convert Tool
Microsoft certificate (.pfx) is converted in PEM file format used by the MH240.
1. Click on the CertConv icon on the desktop or select Start -> Programs
-> CertConv.
2. Enter the certificate file name to be changed, or Browse to the file name
to be changed, click Convert.

Figure A-132 Certificate Convert Tool
3. Enter the password of the changed certificate file, click OK.
Figure A-133 Certificate Convert Tool Password
4. When complete, click OK.
Figure A-134 Successful Convert Screen

The file will be saved into the same directory location as the original file.
 usercrt.pem
 cacrt.pem
 userkey.pem
5. When complete, click Exit.
Figure A-135 Exit Certificate Convert Tool
SECTION 5 OTHERS
5.1 Troubleshooting
Please confirm the following when it is not possible to communicate with the
MH250:
1. IP cannot be communicated.
PC is not connected with the network that can be communicated with
MH240. (Please confirm Chapter 3.1 - Install IP Phone Manager – MH240
(page A-3).)
The block release of the anti-virus software installed in PC is not done.
(Please confirm Chapter 2.2 - Installation File (page A-3).)

2. USB cannot be communicated.

The USB driver is not correctly installed.
The procedure for connecting the USB cable with MH240 is not correct.
(Please confirm Chapter 3.1 - Install IP Phone Manager – MH240
(page A-3).)
The block release of the anti-virus software installed in PC is not done.
Open doesn't do the PC port of MH250 that becomes an object.
(Please confirm Chapter 3.1 - Install IP Phone Manager – MH240
(page A-3).)
5.2 CVS File
About the CSV file read by the terminal retrieval when IP is communicated.
Please refer to the following formats when you read Internet Protocol address
of the CSV file to be retrieved when the terminal of the IP communication is
retrieved.
Ip-address formats:
 192.168.100.81
 192.168.100.82
 192.168.100.83
 192.168.100.84
 192.168.100.85


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Chapter 1 Terminal AutoConfig Setup

Section 1 Introduction......................................................................................................... 1-1

Section 3 DHCP Setup and Configuration ......................................................................... 1-6

Section 4 Terminal with Backup IP Address .................................................................... 1-24

Section 5 DHCP Setup and Configuration ....................................................................... 1-25

Section 6 AutoConfiguration Application File Setup......................................................... 1-45

6.1 Home Screen ........................................................................................ 1-45

6.2 Configuration Screen ............................................................................ 1-47

6.2.1 Single Configuration Screen ............................................................. 1-47

6.2.2 Multiple Configuration Screen ........................................................... 1-49

6.3 Data Entry Field .................................................................................... 1-51

6.4 Save Screen ......................................................................................... 1-53

6.4.1 Single Configuration Save Screen .................................................... 1-53

6.4.2 Multiple Configuration Save Screen ................................................. 1-54

6.4.3 Save Existing File Screen ................................................................. 1-56

6.5 Data Restore Screen ............................................................................ 1-57

Section 7 AutoConfig Setup Example .............................................................................. 1-58

7.1 Required Equipment ............................................................................. 1-58

7.2 Building the Configuration File .............................................................. 1-58

7.3 Configuring a FTP Server ..................................................................... 1-64

Chapter 2 IP Phone Manager

Section 1 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 2-1

1.1 Requirements for PC .............................................................................. 2-1

Section 2 Installation .......................................................................................................... 2-2

Section 3 Main Screen ....................................................................................................... 2-3

Section 4 Searching for Terminals ..................................................................................... 2-6

4.1 Terminal Data ......................................................................................... 2-9

4.2 Terminal Connection ............................................................................ 2-11

Section 5 IP Phone Manager Commands........................................................................ 2-13

5.1 SwitchPortCtrl ....................................................................................... 2-15

5.2 Reset .................................................................................................... 2-16

5.3 SecurityLock ......................................................................................... 2-18

5.4 Data Reset ........................................................................................... 2-20

5.5 Download ............................................................................................. 2-21

5.6 Backup & Restore ................................................................................ 2-30

5.7 Error Log .............................................................................................. 2-36

Section 6 Configuration Application ................................................................................. 2-40

Section 7 Status Messages.............................................................................................. 2-41

Section 1 DT Archiver Introduction .................................................................................... 3-1

Section 2 Compressing Folders ......................................................................................... 3-1

2.1 Compress Screen Layout ....................................................................... 3-1

2.2 Compressing and Encrypting Files ......................................................... 3-2

2.2.1 Generating Compressed Files ............................................................ 3-2

2.2.2 Generating Compressed Encrypted Files ........................................... 3-2

Section 3 Decompressing an Archive File.......................................................................... 3-4

3.1 Decompress Screen Layout ................................................................... 3-4

3.2 Decompressing Files .............................................................................. 3-5

3.2.1 Decompressing Files .......................................................................... 3-5

3.2.2 Decrypting/Decompressing Files ........................................................ 3-5

Section 4 Encrypting a File................................................................................................. 3-7

4.1 Encrypt Screen Layout ........................................................................... 3-7

4.2 Encrypting Files ...................................................................................... 3-7

4.2.1 Generating Encrypted Files ................................................................ 3-8

Section 5 Decrypting a File ................................................................................................ 3-9

5.1 Decrypt Screen Layout ........................................................................... 3-9

5.2 Decrypting Files ...................................................................................... 3-9

5.2.1 Decrypting Files ................................................................................ 3-10

Section 6 Appendix .......................................................................................................... 3-11

6.1 Backup/Restore File Contents .............................................................. 3-11

Chapter 4 Download Ring Tones and MOH