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PhoneSetup

User Guide

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Version1.0

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Updated

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Overview

This guide provides an overview of setting up the Snow m3 telephone.

General Support

If you have questions or need technical assistance with Evolution PBX call (888)

587-5750 or send an Email to [email protected].

If you have questions about third party hardware or software please visit the following

Websites:

•Snom VoIP Wireless Telephone: http://www.snom.com

•Snap: http://www.snapanumber.com.

•iView: http://www.i9technologies.com/.

•Cisco VoIP Telephones: http://www.cisco.com.

•CounterPath Software Telephones - http://www.counterpath.com.

•Digium PCI Cards: http://www.digium.com.

•Linksys Analog Terminal Adapters and VoIP telephones: http://www.linksys.com.

•Polycom VoIP Telephones: http://www.polycom.com.

My Evolution PBX Doesn’t Do That!

Some features and configuration options in this document may only be available with a

recent software upgrade available from Intuitive Voice Technology. Email

[email protected] to learn more about Evolution PBX upgrades (please explain

the feature that you are interested in).

Errata

Please report errors or confusing descriptions by sending an Email to

[email protected].

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SettingUptheSnomm3Telephone

The snom m3 is a far reaching and expandable cordless add-on to your Evolution PBX

with an indoor range of 150 feet and an outdoor range of 300 feet or more.

ConfiguringtheSnomm3inEvolutionPBX

To Configure a Basic Extension for the Snom m3 in Evolution PBX

1. Login to Evolution PBX, click the Resources tab then click Phone Extensions.

2. In the New Device field, select VoIP--GENERIC SIP and the Modify Phones

window displays.

3. In the Extension field, select an available extension.

4. In the Caller ID Name field, enter the name you want to be passed as this

extension’s caller ID text.

5. In the Caller ID Number field, enter the number you want to be passed as this

extension’s caller ID number.

6. In the Time Zone field, select the appropriate time zone for the time zone where

the phone will be located.

7. In the Remote Phone field, select Yes if the phone will not be on the same

subnet as the Evolution PBX server (for example, if the phone belongs to a user

that is located at a remote location). Select No if this is not the case.

Note: The other options on the Modify Phones frame are optional or advanced.

8. Click Save.

Note: The Evolution PBX Web configuration interface requires that your browser’s popup

blocker be turned off or disabled so that the Device Settings screen can be seen.

9. Write down the device settings for your new extension that are displayed on the

screen. These settings will be used to configure your phone.

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ConfiguringtheSnomm3WirelessTelephone

To Configure the Snom m3 Wireless Telephone

1. Connect the Snom m3 base station to your Ethernet network.

2. Click the volume up button on the handset and the IP Address the Snom m3

acquired from your network is given.

3. Write down the IP Address, open a Web Browser then enter the IP Address (for

example, http://192.168.2.33) into the Address bar.

4. Enter your username and password then Press Enter to login and the Snom m3

configuration window displays.

5. Click Identity 1, to configure phone 1 of 8 possible phones and the Configuration

Identity 1 window displays.

6. In the Server is Local field, select Yes.

7. In the Display Name field, enter your caller ID name.

8. In the Account field enter the generic extension configured earlier in Evolution PBX.

9. In the Password field, enter the password provided by Evolution PBX you wrote

down when you created your default extension.

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10.In the Account Name field, enter a name for your account.

11.In the Account Mailbox Name field, enter the generic extension configured

earlier in Evolution PBX.

12.In the Account Mailbox Number field, enter the generic extension configured

earlier in Evolution PBX.

13.In the Registrar field, enter the IP Address (for example, 192.168.2.225) of

your Evolution PBX server.

14.In the Outbound Proxy field, enter the IP Address (for example,

192.168.2.225) of your Evolution PBX server.

15.In the Authentication Username field, enter the generic extension configured

earlier in Evolution PBX.

16.In the Server Port field, enter 5060.

17.In the Re-registration time field, enter 600.

18.In the Registrar Config field, select Add domain.

19.In the DTMF Signaling field, select RFC 2833.

20.In the Codec Priority field, prioritize accordingly: PCMU, PCMA, iLBC (20ms) then

G729AB.

21.In the Enable Silence Suppression field, select No.

22.Click Save Settings and the telephone will save, reboot, and automatically

register with Evolution PBX.

Note: All other settings are optional.