Cisco SPA112 Quick start guide

Quick Start Guide

Cisco SPA100 Series Analog

Telephone

Adapters

SPA112

Two Port

Phone Adapter

SPA122

ATA with

Router

Package Contents

• Analog

Telephone

A

dapter

•

Ethernet

C

a

ble

•

Power

A

da

pte

r

• Quick

Start Guide

•

Product

CD-ROM

2

Cisco SPA100

Ser

i

es

Analog

Telephone

Adapter

s

We

l

c

om

e

Thank you for

choosing

a

Cisco SPA100 Series

Analog

Telephone

Adapt

e

r.

This

product

family

inc

l

ude

s

the

following

mo

dels

:

•

S

P

A

112

Two-Port Phone

A

d

apter

:

2 FXS

ports

and 1

10/100

W

AN

po

r

t

.

•

S

P

A

122

ATA

with Router:

2 FXS

p

o

r

t

s

,

1

10/100

WAN

p

o

r

t

,

1

10/

100

LAN

p

o

r

t

,

and built-in

r

o

u

t

er

.

This

g

u

i

d

e

de

s

c

r

i

b

es

how to

p

hy

s

i

c

ally

install the

equipment

and how

to

get

started

with the

c

o

nfiguration.

1

Before

You

Be

g

i

n

Before

you

begin

the

installatio

n

,

make sure

that you

have

the

f

ollowing

eq

u

i

p

m

e

n

t

and

se

r

v

i

c

es

:

• An

active Internet account

and

Voice

over IP

ac

c

ount

•

Ethernet cable

to

connect

to your

broadband network devic

e

•

Phone

to

connect

to your

S

P

A

112

/

122

•

Phone cable

to

connect

your

phone

•

Opt

i

o

nal

:

Uninterruptible Power Supply

(UPS) to

provide backup

p

o

wer

2

Product

F

ea

t

u

r

es

Top

Panel

Cisco SPA100 Series

Ana

l

og

Telephone Adapters

3

Fe

a

tu

r

e

D

e

s

cri

p

tion

Phone

1

Phone

2

Steady green—On

hook

.

Slow flashing green—Off ho

ok

.

Off—Port

not

r

e

ady

.

In

terne

t

Flashing green—Transmitting

or

receiving data

th

r

o

ugh

the WAN

p

or

t

.

Off—No

l

i

nk

.

Sys

t

e

m

Steady green—System

r

e

ady

,

IP

address ac

quir

e

d

.

Slow flashing green—Acquiring

IP

addr

ess

.

(By

def

a

ult

,

uses

DHC

P

.)

Fast

f

l

a

s

h

i

n

g

green—Upgrading

fi

rm

wa

r

e

.

Off—No

power

or

system

can not

boot up.

Back

Panel

Fe

a

tu

r

e

D

e

s

cri

p

t

i

on

Re

s

e

t

Using a

paperclip

or similar

obje

ct

,

press

this

butt

on

briefly to

restart

the

unit

.

Press

and hold for

10

seconds

to

restore

the

factory default

s

et

tings

.

Phone

1

,

Phone 2

(Gra

y)

Connect

to an

analog phone,

using an

RJ-11 phone

cable.

Ethernet

(

Y

ellow)

S

P

A

122

O

n

ly

Can

be used

to

connect

to a

device

on your

net

w

ork

,

such as

a

c

omput

er

,

using an

Ethernet cable.

Internet (Blue)

Connect

to a

broadband network device

(DSL

or

cable

mo

dem

)

or a

network

r

out

e

r

,

using an

E

thernet

cable.

Power

Connect

to a

power source,

using the

pr

ovide

d

power

adapt

e

r

.

4

Cisco SPA100

Ser

i

es

Analog

Telephone

Adapter

s

239795

3

Connecting the

Equipmen

t

NOTE For

wall-mounting

instructions

,

see Mounting the

ATA,

page

9

.

S

TEP

1

Connect

one

end

of the

provided Ethernet cable

to the

In

terne

t

(Blue)

p

o

r

t

.

Connect

the

other end directly

to your

bro

adb

and

network deviceConnect

one

end

of a

phone cable

to the

Phone

1

(Gray)

p

or

t

.

Connect

the

other end

to your

analog phone

or

f

a

x

machi

ne.

S

TEP

2

Connect

one

end

of

another phone cable

to

another analog phone

or fax

machine. Connect

the

other end

to

the Phone 2 (Gray)

po

r

t

.

S

TEP

3

S

P

A

122

O

n

ly

:

Optionally

,

connect one end

of an

Ethernet

n

e

tw

ork

cable

to the

ETHERNET

(Yellow)

port

of the

A

T

A

.

Connect

the

other

end

to a

device

on your

net

w

ork

,

such as

a

c

o

mput

e

r

.

S

TEP

4

Connect

the

provided power adapter

to the

Power

port

.

WAN

Cisco SPA100 Series

Ana

l

og

Telephone Adapters

5

4

Configuration and Management

of

the

ATA

You can

use

the

web-based

configuration

utility to

set

up your

A

T

A

.

Y

o

u

also can

use

the built-in

Interactive Voice

R

e

sp

ons

e

(IVR)

syst

em

.

Using the

W

e

b-

B

a

s

e

d

Configuration

Utilit

y

S

TEP

1

Connect

your

computer

to the

same subnet as

the

A

T

A

.

F

o

r

example,

if

the

ATA is

connected

to a LAN

port

on your

r

o

ut

er

,

also

connect

your

computer

to a LAN

port

on your

r

o

ut

er

.

Note:

On

SPA122,

you can

connect

your

computer

to

the

ETHERNET

(

Y

e

llow)

port

of the

A

T

A

.

S

TEP

2

Power

on your

c

omput

er

.

NOTE:

Make sure

your

c

o

mput

er

’

s

Ethernet adapter

is

set

to

o

b

tain

an IP

address

auto

matically

.

For

more information, r

e

f

e

r

to

the Help

for your

operating

syst

em.

S

TEP

3

Start

a

web browser

on your

c

omput

er

.

S

TEP

4

In the

Address

ba

r

,

enter

the IP

address

of the

A

T

A

.

•

S

P

A

112

:

Use

the

A

T

A

’

s

IVR

or your

r

out

er

’

s

configuration utility

to find the

dynamically assigned

IP

address

of

the

A

T

A

.

F

o

r

information about

the

IVR,

see Using the

IVR

f

o

r

Administration, page

6

.

•

S

P

A

122

:

In the

Address

ba

r

,

ent

e

r

:

1

92.

168

.

15.

1

Not

e

:

192.168.15.1

is the

default

local IP

address

of the

A

T

A

.

S

TEP

5

To log in for the first

time

,

enter

the

default username,

admin

,

and

the

default

pas

s

wor

d

,

admin

.

The password

i

s

case

se

n

s

i

t

i

v

e

.

S

TEP

6

Enter the

Co

nn

e

c

t

i

on

Type

and

settings required

by your

Internet

Service

Pr

ovide

r

.

Types include

DHCP (the

default option),

Static

I

P

,

and PPPoE

(required

for

most

DSL

service). After

entering these

s

et

tings

,

click

Submit

to

establish your

Internet

c

onne

ction.

S

TEP

7

Use

the

menus

to

configure

your

se

tt

ings

,

as needed.

For

mor

e

i

n

f

o

r

m

a

t

io

n

,

see the

ATA

Administr

a

t

i

on

G

u

ide

.

(D

o

c

umentation

links

are provided

in

Where

to Go

From Here, page

11

.)

6

Cisco SPA100

Ser

i

es

Analog

Telephone

Adapter

s

Using the

IVR for

A

d

ministra

tion

An

IVR

system

is

available

to help you to

configure

and

manage

your

A

T

A

.

You can

use

the

telephone keypad

to

select options

and to

make

y

o

ur

entrie

s

.

To

access

the

IVR

menu:

S

TEP

1

Connect

an

analog phone

to the

Phone port

of the

A

T

A

.

S

TEP

2

Press

the

star key

four

time

s

:

****

S

TEP

3

After the

greeting pla

y

s

,

press

the

keys

on the

phone keypad

to

se

l

e

c

t

your

op

t

i

o

n

s

.

S

TEP

4

Enter

the

code

for the

desired

action.

See

the IVR

Actions table

f

o

r

details

.

TIPS:

•

Enter

the

numbers

slowly

,

listening

for the

audio confirmation

b

ef

or

e

entering

the next

numb

e

r

.

• After you

select

an option,

press

the

# (pound)

k

e

y

.

• To

exit

the

me

nu

,

hang

up the

telephone

or

enter 3948#

to

ex

i

t

.

• After

entering

a

value

,

such as

an IP

a

ddr

ess

,

press

the

# (pound) key

to

indicate

that you

have finished

your

selection.

To

save

the new

s

et

ting,

press

1

.

To

review

the new

setting, press

2

.

To

re-enter

the new

se

tt

ing,

press

3

.

To

cancel

your

entry

and

return

to the main menu,

press

*

(s

t

a

r

)

.

• While

entering

a

valu

e

,

you can

cancel

the

changes

by

pressing

the *

(

s

t

a

r

)

key

tw

i

c

e

within half a

se

c

o

n

d

.

Be sure

to

press the key

q

u

i

c

k

l

y

,

o

r

the * will

be treated as

a

decimal point

entr

y

.

•

If

the

menu

is

inactive

for

more

than one minute, the ATA

times

out

.

Y

o

u

will

need

to

re-enter

the

menu

by

pressing

the

star key

four

time

s

:

****

.

Your

settings take ef

f

e

ct

a

f

t

er

you

hang

up the

telephone

or

exit

the

IVR

.

The ATA may

reboot

at this

time.

• To

enter

the

de

cim

a

l

points

in an IP

addr

ess

,

press

the *

(

s

tar)

k

e

y

.

F

o

r

example,

to

enter the

IP

address

191

.

168

.

1

.

105,

perform

the

f

o

llowing

tasks

:

–

Press these

k

e

y

s

:

191

*

168

*

1

*

1

05.

–

Press the #

(p

oun

d

)

key

to

indicate

that you

have

fi

n

i

shed

entering the

IP

add

r

ess

.

–

Press 1

to

save

the

I

P

address

or

press

the * (star) key to

c

a

n

c

e

l

your

e

ntr

y and

return

to

the

main

m

e

n

u.

Cisco SPA100 Series

Ana

l

og

Telephone Adapters

7

IVR

A

c

tions

IVR

A

c

t

ion

Menu

Opti

on

Choices and

Instruc

t

i

o

ns

Enter

IVR

Menu

****

Check Internet

C

onne

ction

Ty

p

e

100

Set Internet Connection

T

y

p

e

101

DHCP

:

0

Static

IP

:

1

PPPoE:

Press 2

PPP

o

E

,

DHCP

:

Press 3

DHC

P

,

PPPoE:

Press 4

Check Internet

IP

A

d

dr

ess

(WAN

p

o

r

t

)

110

Set Static

IP

Address

(WAN)

111

Enter

the IP

address

by

using

numbers

on the

t

elephone

key pad. Use

the * (star)

ke

y

when entering

a

de

cimal

po

i

n

t

.

Not

e

:

This

option

is

a

v

ailable

only

a

f

t

er

you

choose Static

IP

as

the

Internet

C

onne

ction

T

y

p

e

,

through option

101

.

Check Network Mask

120

Set Network Mask

121

To

enter

the value,

pr

ess

numbers

on the

t

elephone

key

p

ad

.

Press the

* (star)

ke

y

to

enter

a

decimal

p

oint

.

Not

e

:

This

option

is

a

v

ailable

only

a

f

t

er

you

choose Static

IP

as

the

Internet

C

onne

ction

T

y

p

e

,

through option

101

.

Check Gateway

I

P

A

dd

r

ess

130

8

Cisco SPA100

Ser

i

es

Analog

Telephone

Adapter

s

IVR

A

c

t

ion

Menu

Opti

on

Choices and Instru

c

t

i

ons

Set Gateway

I

P

A

dd

r

ess

131

To

enter the

v

a

l

u

e

,

p

r

ess

numbers

on the

t

elephone

key

p

ad

.

Press the

* (star)

ke

y

to

enter

a

decimal

p

oint

.

No

t

e

:

This

option

is

available

only

a

f

t

er

you

choose Static

IP

as the Internet

C

onne

ction

T

y

p

e

,

through option

101

.

Check

MAC

Addr

ess

140

Check F

i

rmwar

e

V

ersion

150

Check Primary

DNS

S

e

r

v

er

Se

tt

i

n

g

160

Set Primary

DNS

S

e

r

v

er

161

To

enter

the value,

pr

ess

numbers

on the

t

elephone

key

p

ad

.

Press the

* (star)

ke

y

to

enter

a

decimal

p

oint

.

No

t

e

:

This

option

is

available

only

a

f

t

er

you

choose Static

IP

as the Internet

C

onne

ction

T

y

p

e

,

through option

101

.

Check Internet web

se

r

v

er

po

r

t

170

S

P

A

122

on

ly

:

Check

LAN IP

address

(Ethernet

p

o

r

t)

210

Announce

Line 1

S

I

P

Tr

a

n

s

p

o

r

t

1910

Set

Line 1

S

I

P

T

r

ansp

or

t

1911

0

:

UDP

1:

T

C

P

2:

TL

S

Check

Line 2

S

I

P

T

r

ansp

or

t

1920

Set

Line 2

S

I

P

T

r

ansp

or

t

1921

0

:

UDP

1:

T

C

P

2:

TL

S

Exit IVR

3948

Allow or

prevent

WAN

ac

c

ess

to the

administration

web

se

r

v

er

7932

1

:

Enable

0:

D

i

s

ab

l

e

Cisco SPA100 Series

Ana

l

og

Telephone Adapters

9

IVR

A

c

t

ion

Menu

Opti

on

Choices and

Instruc

t

i

o

ns

Factory

R

es

et

of Unit

WARNING:

All

non-

d

e

f

a

ult

settings

will

be

l

o

s

t

.

T

his

includes network

and

se

r

v

ic

e

provider data.

73738

RES

E

T

When

pr

o

m

pt

e

d

,

press

1

to

co

n

f

i

r

m

,

or

press

* (star)

to

cancel. After

you

hear

“Option

successful,” hang

up

the

phone.

The ATA

r

eb

o

ots

.

Reboot

of

Voice

S

y

st

em

732668

REB

OO

T

After

you

hear

“Op

t

io

n

successful,” hang

up

the

phone.

The ATA

r

eb

o

ots

.

User

Factory

R

es

et

of Unit

WARNING:

All

us

er

-

changeable

no

n

-

def

a

ult

settings

will

be

l

o

s

t

.

This

may

include network

and

se

r

v

ic

e

provider data.

877778

When

prompted, press

1

to

co

n

f

i

r

m

,

or

press

* (star)

to

cancel. After

you

hear “Option

successful,” hang

up

the

phone.

The ATA

r

eb

o

ots

.

5

Mounting the

ATA

You can

place

the ATA on a

desktop

or

mount

it on a

wall.

C

AUTION

To

prevent

the ATA from

ov

e

r

hea

t

i

n

g

,

do not

operate

it in

an

area

that

exceeds

an

ambient temperature

of 104°F

(

40

°C)

.

Desktop Placement

P

l

ac

e

the ATA on a flat

sur

f

ac

e

near

an

electrical outlet

.

W

ARNING

Do not

place anything

on top of the

A

T

A

;

excessive weight

could damage it

.

Wall

Mo

unting

The ATA has two

wall-mount slots

on the

bottom panel.

To

mount

the ATA

on a wall, you

need mounting hardware

(not

include

d

)

.

Sugg

es

t

e

d

hardware

i

s

i

ll

u

s

t

r

a

te

d

(not

true

to

s

c

a

l

e

)

.

10

Cisco SPA100

Ser

i

es

Analog

Telephone

Adapter

s

Recommended hardware

(not included):

Two

number-six

pan-head

tapping

s

c

r

ews

,

5/8-in.

length,

with

anchors

for

sheet

rock

i

nstallati

on.

5/8

in. (15.8

mm

)

W

ARNING

Insecure mounting

might

damage

the ATA or

cause

injur

y

.

Cis

c

o

is not

responsible

for

damages incurred

by

insecure w

a

ll-

mounting.

To

mount

the unit to the wall:

S

TEP

1

Determine where

you

want

to

mount

the

u

nit

.

V

e

rif

y

that the

sur

f

ac

e

is

smooth,

flat

,

dr

y

,

and

sturdy

.

S

TEP

2

Drill

two pilot

holes

into

the

sur

f

ac

e

58 mm

apart (about

2.28

in.)

.

S

TEP

3

Insert a

screw

into

each

hole,

leaving

a

gap

of 5 mm

(0

.

1968

in.)

between

the

underside

of

each screw head

and the

sur

f

ac

e

of

the

wall.

S

TEP

4

P

l

ac

e

the unit

wall-mount slots

over the

screws

and

slide

the

un

it

down

until the

screws

fit

snugly

into the

wall-mount

slots

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