IP622WP - Phone FlyingVoice - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	VoIP Phone
Brand	FlyingVoice
Model	IP622WP
Dimensions (HxWxD)	200 x 180 x 80 mm
Weight	0.8 kg
Power Supply	PoE (802.3af) or 5V DC adapter
Display	2.8-inch color LCD, 320x240 pixels
Keypad	12 programmable keys with navigation
Audio Features	Wideband audio, speakerphone, headset jack
Network Interfaces	2x RJ45 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet
Protocols	SIP (RFC 3261)
Installation	Plug and play with auto-provisioning
Security	TLS, SRTP, 802.1X
Maintenance	Clean with a soft dry cloth
Spare Parts	Handset, handset cord, power adapter
Repairability	Modular design; replaceable handset and base
General Information	Desktop or wall-mountable, 1-year warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - IP622WP FlyingVoice

How do I set up my FlyingVoice IP622WP phone?

Connect the phone to your network via the Ethernet port and power it using PoE or the included adapter. The phone should configure automatically via DHCP. If not, access the web interface to enter SIP credentials.

Does the IP622WP support Power over Ethernet (PoE)?

Yes, it supports IEEE 802.3af PoE. Connect it to a PoE switch to power the phone without an additional adapter.

How do I register my phone with a SIP server?

Press the Menu button, go to Settings > Account > SIP. Enter your SIP server address, username, and password. Save and restart the phone.

Can I use a headset with this phone?

Yes, the IP622WP has a RJ9 headset jack on the left side. You can connect a standard wired headset for hands-free calls.

How do I adjust the volume during a call?

Use the + and - buttons on the handset or the top of the base to adjust the volume up or down.

What is the display resolution?

The IP622WP features a 2.8-inch color LCD with a resolution of 320x240 pixels, providing clear caller ID and menu navigation.

How do I factory reset the phone?

Go to Menu > Settings > Advanced > Reset. Enter the admin PIN (default 123) and confirm to restore factory defaults.

Does it support multiple SIP accounts?

Yes, the IP622WP supports up to 6 SIP accounts, allowing you to manage multiple lines or providers on one device.

How do I clean the phone?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface. Do not use any liquids or abrasive cleaners that could damage the plastic or screen.

Where can I find the user manual?

The user manual is available for free download on the FlyingVoice website or at notice-facile.com. Search for IP622WP.

USER MANUAL IP622WP FlyingVoice

This document describes how to configure and use TR069 functions. By using TR069 features Friendly server platform to achieve access to IP telephony configuration parameters, set the parameters and firmware upgrades and other operations.

Tr069 function is used for ordinary users from the network side in the network gateways, routers and other equipment for remote centralized management. The main equipment includes two types of logic: the user device and ACS. In the home network environment, you need to configure and manage the device from the network side, and carrier services are generally directly related equipment. And all the user-related device configuration, diagnostics, upgrades etc. by a unified management server ACS to complete.

2 Device Configuration instructions

1. Login the DUT device configuration interface, there is TR069 option under the Administration menu item, then click to enter.

TR069 User Manual

Relevant parameters as follows:

ACS parameters are as follows:

Parameter Name Description
TR069 Enable	enabled TR069
CWMP	enabled TR069 (Old equipment parameters, The new version does not have this parameter)
ACS URL	URL TR069 server (Parameters provided by the server)http://testacs.friendly-tech.com:8080/ftacs-basic/ACS
User Name	TR069 user name for server connections (Parameters provided by the server)Our test account: flyingvoice
Password	Password for TR069 server connections (Parameters provided by the server)Our test password: flyingvoice

TR069 User Manual

Periodic Inform Enable	Enable device regularly informed server mechanism (Maintain synchronization parameters)
Periodic Inform Interval	Interval for device periodically sends information to the server

Connect Request parameters are as follows:

Parameter Name Description
Password	Password for TR069 server is connected to the device (Local Settings)eg:ftacs
User Name	the user name of TR069 server which connected to the device (Local Settings)eg:ftacs

1. After filling confirmation, Reboot the device.

3 Friendly Server Operation

3.1 Login Friendly Server

Enter the friendly server URL in the browser:

http://testui.friendly-tech.com/CPEAdmin/

Account and password are provided by the server:

Account: flyingvoice password: flying11

Enter TR069 server interface, As shown in Figure:

3.2 Link Device

1. You can click on the Search menu. Then select the Serial Number, and fill in the equipment S/N, then click Search.

1. Click on the Device Info menu item, and you can see basic information about the test equipment. As shown in Figure: (Button on the bottom of the device can perform basic operations, such as reboot.)

Device Info

Manufacturer: FLYINGVOICE

Manufacturer OUI: 0021F2

Model name: IP542N

Description: IP542N

Serial number: 1236658454555

Hardware version: V1.1

Firmware version: V3.10

Uptime (seconds): 120

Online

Recheck Status

Remote URL: http://222.130.136.100

Registration date: 1/26/2015 11:33:01 AM

Last connection: 1/27/2015 11:51:44 AM

List of methods: List

Network map: Show

Quick Fix

Select case | Select case

Go

1. If the device is properly connected server, offline will be online. That is a successful connection:

graph LR
    A["Offline Recheck Status"] --> B["Online Recheck Status"]

If there is no change or simply can not find the device in the list, check to see if the device WEB page filled in correctly, or the device software is a complete program TR069.

3.3 Get Device Info

Click on the Advanced View menu button, you can do some node. As shown in Figure:

Parameter name	Parameter value	Notification	Access list	Polling
AuthPassword	*****	Off	ACS only	☐
AuthUserName	555	Off	ACS only	☐
UKI		Off	ACS only	☐

1. Get AuthUserName of line1

Click on the top menu options and parameter values can be obtained depending on the options in the form. For example, if you want to get AuthUserName of line1, VOIP need to select the menu, and click Options VoiceProfile.1 next sip, you can get the value in the right AuthUserName.

3.4 Set Device Info

1. Set ProxyServer

The lower end of the button "Edit" can set new values for writable nodes. After clicking edit, fill in the new value directly in the box Parameter value field after the node name. For example, if set ProxyServer of Line1, the current value is followed:

Parameter name	Parameter value
Organization
OutboundProxy
OutboundProxyPort	5060
ProxyServer	192.168.10.1
ProxyServerPort	5060
ProxyServerTransport	UDP
RegisterExpires	3600
RegistrarServer	192.168.10.1

Then click edit, and fill in the new ProxyServer.

OutboundProxyPort	5060
ProxyServer	192.168.10.141
ProxyServerPort	5060

Click to send update after modification.

Parameter name	Parameter value
Organization
OutboundProxy
OutboundProxyPort	5060
ProxyServer	192.168.10.141
ProxyServerPort	5060
ProxyServerTransport	UDP
RegisterExpires	3600
RegistrarServer	192.168.10.1

3.5 Firmware Upgrade

Because friendly platform is not open to upload firmware or configure file permissions, and therefore can not perform the firmware upgrade operation, the equipment used below FreeAcs tr069 operations perform the upgrade operation.

1 Equipment connection configure

If the connection is successful, you will see the following pages.

2 Upload new firmware

Choose File & Script enter the appropriate documentation, select the corresponding firmware, click the upload file upload new firmware.

Uploaded firmware information will appear at the bottom.

3 Firmware Upgrade

Easy Provision option to select the corresponding firmware version, and then click upgrade to upgrade.

4 Login web inspection equipment

If the upgrade is successful, you can check the firmware version number EasyProvision.

Here you can see the firmware has been updated to the required firmware version.

3.6 Tr069 tree node

All of our node as follow:

{"InternetGatewayDevice", }, {"DeviceSummary", }, {"LANDeviceNumberOfEntries", }, {"WANDeviceNumberOfEntries", }, {"DeviceInfo", }, {"Manufacturer", }, {"ManufacturerOUI", }, {"ModelName", }, {"Description", }, {"ProductClass", }, 

{"SerialNumber", },   
{"HardwareVersion", },   
{"SoftwareVersion", },   
{"SpecVersion", },   
{"ProvisioningCode", },   
{"UpTime", },   
{"DeviceLog", }, 

{"ManagementServer", }, {"URL", }, {"Username", }, {"Password", }, {"PeriodicInformEnable", }, {"PeriodicInformInterval", }, {"PeriodicInformTime", }, {"ParameterKey", }, {"ConnectionRequestURL", }, {"ConnectionRequestUsername", }, {"ConnectionRequestPassword", }, {"UpgradesManaged", }, {"UDPConnectionRequestAddress", }, 

{"UDPConnectionRequestAddressNotificationLimit", },   
{"STUNEnable", },   
{"STUNServerAddress", },   
{"STUNServerPort", },   
{"STUNUsername", },   
{"STUNPassword", },   
{"STUNMaximumKeepAlivePeriod", },   
{"STUNMinimumKeepAlivePeriod", },   
{"NATDetected", }, 

{"UPnP", {,
{"Device", {,
{"UPnPIGD", {,
{"".},
{"".}, 

{"IPPingDiagnostics", {  
{"DiagnosticsState", {  
{"Interface", { 

{"Host", },   
{"NumberOfRepetitions", },   
{"Timeout", },   
{"DataBlockSize", },   
{"DSCP", },   
{"SuccessCount", },   
{"FailureCount", },   
{"AverageResponseTime", },   
{"MinimumResponseTime", },   
{"MaximumResponseTime", }, 

{"DownloadDiagnostics", }, {"DiagnosticsState", }, {"Interface", }, {"DownloadURL", }, {"DSCP", }, {"EthernetPriority", }, {"ROMTime", }, {"BOMTime", }, {"EOMTime", }, 

{"TestBytesReceived", },   
// {"TotalBytesReceived", },   
{"TCPOpenRequestTime", },   
{"TCPOpenResponseTime", },   
{"", }, 

{"UploadDiagnostics", }, {"DiagnosticsState", }, {"Interface", }, {"UploadURL", }, {"DSCP", }, {"EthernetPriority", }, {"TestFileLength", }, {"ROMTime", }, {"BOMTime", }, {"EOMTime", }, // {"TotalBytesSent", }, {"TCPOpenRequestTime", }, {"TCPOpenResponseTime", }, 

{"WANDevice",}, {"1", }, {"WANConnectionNumberOfEntries", }, {"WANCommonInterfaceConfig", }, 

{"EnabledForInternet", },   
{"WANAccessType", },   
{"Layer1UpstreamMaxBitRate", },   
{"Layer1DownstreamMaxBitRate", },   
{"PhysicalLinkStatus", },   
{"TotalBytesSent", },   
{"TotalBytesReceived", },   
{"TotalPacketsSent", },   
{"TotalPacketsReceived", },   
{ "", },   
{"WANConnectionDevice", },   
{"1", },   
{"WANIPConnectionNumberOfEntries", },   
{"WANPPPConnectionNumberOfEntries", },   
{"WANIPConnection", },   
{"1", },   
{"Enable", },   
{"ConnectionStatus", },   
{"PossibleConnectionTypes", },   
{"ConnectionType", },   
{"Name", },   
{"Uptime", }, 

{"LastConnectionError", },   
{"RSIPAvailable", },   
{"NATEnabled", },   
{"AddressingType", },   
{"ExternalIPAddress", },   
{"SubnetMask", },   
{"DefaultGateway", },   
{"DNSEnabled", },   
{"DNSOverrideAllowed", },   
{"DNSServers", },   
{"MACAddress", },   
{"ConnectionTrigger", },   
{"RouteProtocolRx", },   
{"PortMappingNumberOfEntries", },   
{"PortMapping", },   
{"1", },   
{"PortMappingEnabled", },   
{"PortMappingLeaseDuration", },   
{"RemoteHost", },   
{"ExternalPort", },   
{"InternalPort", },   
{"PortMappingProtocol", }, 

{"InternalClient",},
{"PortMappingDescription",},
{"",},
{"",},
{"Stats",},
{"EthernetBytesSent",},
{"EthernetBytesReceived",},
{"EthernetPacketsSent",},
{"EthernetPacketsReceived",},
{"",},
{"",},
{"",},
{"WANPPPConnection",},
{"1",},
{"Enable",},
{"ConnectionStatus",},
{"PossibleConnectionTypes",},
{"ConnectionType",},
{"Name",},
{"Uptime",},
{"LastConnectionError",},
{"RSIPAvailable",}, 

["NATEnabled", },

{"Username",},

{"Password",},

["ExternalIPAddress", ],

{"DNSEnabled",},

["DNSOverrideAllowed", ].

{"DNSServers",}.

["MACAddress", ],

["TransportType", ].

{"PPPoEACName",},

{"PPPoEServiceName",},

["ConnectionTrigger", ],

["RouteProtocolRx", },

["PortMappingNumberOfEntries", ],

{"PortMapping",},

{"1"},

{"PortMappingEnabled",},

{"PortMappingLeaseDuration",},

{"RemoteHost",},

{"ExternalPort"},

{"InternalPort"},

{"FaxPassThrough",},

{"ModemPassThrough",},

{"ToneGeneration",},

{"RingGeneration"},

{"NumberingPlan",}.

{"ButtonMap"},

{"VoicePortTests",},

{"SIP", }, {"Role", }, {"Extensions", }, {"Transports", }, {"URISchemes", }, {"EventSubscription", }, {"ResponseMap", }, {"", }, {"Codecs", }, {"1", }, {"EntryID", }, {"Codec", }, {"BitRate", }, {"PacketizationPeriod", }, {"SilenceSuppression", }, {"", }, {"", }, "ceProfile", }, {"1", }, {"Enable", }, {"Reset", }, 

{"NumberOfLines",},
{"Name",},
{"SignalingProtocol",},
{"MaxSessions",},
{"DTMFMethod",},
{"DTMFMethodG711",},
{"SIP",},
{"ProxyServer",},
{"ProxyServerPort",},
{"ProxyServerTransport",},
{"RegistrarServer",},
{"RegistrarServerPort",},
{"RegistrarServerTransport",},
{"UserAgentDomain",},
{"UserAgentPort",},
{"UserAgentTransport",},
{"OutboundProxy",},
{"OutboundProxyPort",},
{"Organization",},
{"RegistrationPeriod",},
{"RegisterExpires",},
{"UseCodecPriorityInSDPResponse",}, 

{"ReceiveSilenceSuppression",}.

{"TransmitPacketizationPeriod",},

{"List",},

{"1",},

{"EntryID",},

{"Codec",},

{"BitRate"},

["PacketizationPeriod", ],

{"SilenceSuppression",},

{"Enable"},

{"Priority"},

{"", },

{"", },

{"", },

["Session", ],

{"1",},

{"SessionStartTime",},

{"SessionDuration"},

{"FarEndIPAddress",},

{"FarEndUDPPort",},

{"LocalUDPPort",},

{”,},

{"", },

{"Stats"},

{"ResetStatistics",}.

{"PacketsSent",},

{"PacketsReceived",}.

{"BytesSent",},

{"BytesReceived",},

{"PacketsLost",},

{"Overruns",},

{"Underruns",},

{"IncomingCallsReceived",},

{"IncomingCallsAnswered", }.

{"IncomingCallsConnected",},

{"IncomingCallsFailed"},

{"OutgoingCallsAttempted"},

{"OutgoingCallsAnswered",},

{"OutgoingCallsConnected",},

{"OutgoingCallsFailed"},

{"CallsDropped",},

{"TotalCallTime",},

{"", },

{"", },

{“”，},

{"", },

{"", },

{"", },

{"", },

{“”，},

{"", },;