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AP Configuration: Allows the base unit to work as an access point when you have a
router at home. (AP Configuration is not available in the HOTEL mode.)
[DNS Server 1] L If you have the DNS (Domain Name System) server address
assigned by your Internet service provider or the hotel you
are staying in, enter them in this data field. They usually
have two addresses.
L Set 4 numbers (0 – 255) separated by periods such as
“192.168.102.253”.
Note:
L There are some restrictions on IP address entry. For
example, “0.0.0.0” and “255.255.255.255” are not available.
[DNS Server 2]
[Domain Name] L If you have the domain name assigned by your Internet
service provider or the hotel you are staying in, enter the
domain name (1 – 255 characters) in this data field.
[MTU] L MTU is the maximum size of packet that can be sent.
L If you have the MTU value assigned by your Internet service
provider or the hotel you are staying in, enter the MTU value
(576 – 1492) in this data field. Otherwise you need to leave
the default MTU value (1492).
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- KX-WP1050 1
- Getting Started 2
- Managing Contacts 2
- Making/Answering Calls 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Feature highlights 5
- How do the units work? 6
- Important safety instructions 8
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 9
- Introduction 10
- Security cautions 11
- Open Source Software 12
- For best performance 13
- Accessory information 15
- Packing the accessories 16
- Sales and support information 17
- Controls 18
- To turn on/off the handset 20
- Key functions 20
- Base unit status indicators 23
- Sending voicemail messages 25
- System requirements 27
- Setup flow 28
- Installing the base unit 29
- While you are in a hotel room 30
- While you are at home 32
- Initialization Setup flow 37
- Initialization Setup 38
- 10 Click [Restart] 46
- Setting up the handset 57
- Battery charge 58
- Text entry 60
- Basic operation 61
- Character table 62
- Symbol table 62
- 4 Enter your password. i {OK} 64
- 2 Enter a Skype name. i {OK} 65
- 3 Enter a password. i {OK} 65
- Handset displays 66
- Handset status icons 67
- Skype online status 68
- Display backlight 68
- Main menu 69
- Idle mode option screen 71
- Setting the time and date 72
- Contact list 73
- Adding contacts 76
- Adding SkypeOut numbers 77
- Searching for Skype contacts 78
- Removing contacts 79
- Contact list options 80
- Viewing a contact profile 81
- Blocking contacts 82
- Making calls 83
- Making a call using History 84
- Answering calls 86
- 1 Press {{} or {s} 87
- Useful features during a call 88
- Diverting calls 90
- Setting your welcome message 91
- Skype Voicemail 93
- 2 “History” i {Select} 95
- 4 Select the desired log 95
- 3 “Voicemails” i {Select} 96
- 3 “Authorizations” i {Select} 97
- 5 {Select} 97
- Managing History 98
- Notification screen 99
- Notifications 100
- New voicemails notification 100
- Changing your status 103
- Setting your profile 103
- 2 “Sign out” i {Select} 104
- Personal Skype settings 105
- 2 “Settings” i {Select} 106
- 3 “Privacy” i {Select} 106
- 1 {Menu} (middle soft key) 106
- Wireless network connection 107
- 2 “View networks” i {Select} 108
- 3 Select the desired network 108
- Wireless network settings 112
- 4 “Auto-connect” i {Select} 117
- General settings 118
- Handset Settings 119
- 8 Computer: 120
- 9 Computer: 121
- 10 Computer: 121
- 11 Computer: 121
- 12 Computer: 121
- 13 Computer: 121
- 14 Computer: 122
- 3 “Tones” i {Select} 124
- Phone settings 125
- Handset Information 126
- Advanced settings 127
- 7 {Save} 128
- Recovering the handset 129
- Service information 131
- Locating the handset 132
- Registering the handset 133
- Base Unit Settings 134
- Network Connection 136
- 5 Click [Restart] 140
- Advanced Setup 143
- Basic settings 147
- 7 Click [Restart] 148
- 4 Click [Restart] 151
- 3 Click [Restart] 154
- Wireless 168
- 1 Click [Save] 181
- Maintenance 182
- 3 Click [Save] 187
- 4 Click [Load] 188
- 3 Click [View] 193
- 3 Click the URL 194
- 2 Click [Apply] 197
- 2 Specify the file name 199
- 3 Click [Start] 199
- Mode selector 200
- Reset button 201
- Setting your computer 203
- 6 Enter the IP address 206
- 8 Click [OK] 206
- 6 Click [OK] 208
- 5 Click [Next>] 209
- Additional accessories 210
- Error messages 211
- Useful Information 212
- Troubleshooting 215
- FCC and other information 223
- For European Union (EU) 228
- Specifications 230
- When you ship the product 236
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