Netcomm V85 사용자 설명서

V85 Desktop VoIP Phone User Guide 

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YML772 Rev1 

Once you complete network settings, restart your V85. Then you should be able to check your V85 

network settings. To check V85 IP address, please follow the steps below:

MENU ► View ► Network Value ► IP Address

You can use V85 keypad PING utility to check whether V85 has Internet access:

MENU ► View ► Ping

Input an Internet host IP address or URL such as 69.90.168.13 or www.google.com, and then press 

“OK”. If your settings are correct, the V85 LCD should display positive results, including the 

“round-trip time” to the remote host.

Hint:  

Another way to verify Internet access for V85 is to watch its LCD screen 

after it has booted up and check whether the correct time is shown. Each 

V85 is pre-configured to communicate a standard Internet Time Server

when it boots up (Australian Eastern Standard Time).  If your V85 can 

successfully get the correct time from pre-configured Internet Server,

then the V85 has the correct network settings.

Hint:  

Once you finish the network setting from keypad, you can jump to the

easier Web-based configuration to complete the rest of configurations

such as SIP and advanced VoIP settings.

Note that some of these settings can also be entered via the Web interface as described in the Up 

and Running section at the beginning of the manual.  In most cases, you need apply for a VoIP SIP 

account from a VoIP service provider to make and receive VoIP calls. To have your V85 registered 

on your VoIP service provider SIP server, you need to enter your VoIP account information in the 

V85 SIP settings. The following section will provide detailed information about parameters under 

the SIP menu. 

Configure ► Password(185) ► SIP

VoIP Account Identifiers

About…

 

(also called SIP username) In a full-service plan this 

number is mapped against your regular PSTN phone 

number

 

Provides account security to protect against 

unauthorised use

  [=Auth. ID]  Account Identifier

 

Enter SIP Domain Name supplied by your VoIP 

service provider

 

Set in accordance with Service Provider instructions

 

Leave as default unless advised by Service Provider