Multi-link Multi-Link TeleVoIP Stick User Manual
2005-11-22
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If you change the Microphone State setting by clicking the button, you will override the
recommended settings, which may create problems.
recommended settings, which may create problems.
You can restore to the original state by clicking the MIC State button until the original setting is
again displayed. You may find the alternate state works better for you. It is recommended that the
Use this Minimum Volume for Microphone be set at about 30—50% with the slider and activated
with the check box.
again displayed. You may find the alternate state works better for you. It is recommended that the
Use this Minimum Volume for Microphone be set at about 30—50% with the slider and activated
with the check box.
It is further recommended that in Skype™ the Tools→Options→Sound Devices check box for Let
Skype adjust my sound device settings be unchecked.
Skype adjust my sound device settings be unchecked.
3.2.2 Settings for Land Line (PSTN) Dialing
The following settings allow you to customize the TeleVoIP Stick to your locale. We realize that not
all locations can be served best with fixed parameters. These fields can be set up to serve you in
the most efficient manner. Check them out closely as some may not be obvious.
all locations can be served best with fixed parameters. These fields can be set up to serve you in
the most efficient manner. Check them out closely as some may not be obvious.
Local Emergency Number:
Default setting is 911, but can be any number as required in your
location. This setting identifies to the TeleVoIP Stick™ what digits when entered are to be
considered as an emergency call when dialed from the telephone, so the TeleVoIP Stick accesses
the PSTN line and dials it.
considered as an emergency call when dialed from the telephone, so the TeleVoIP Stick accesses
the PSTN line and dials it.
Land Line Access Code:
Default setting is *9 but can be pre-set to any number. This code will tell
the TeleVoIP Stick to connect your phone to the PSTN line and any normal phone company
dialing is capable.
dialing is capable.
Local Dialing Number Length:
How many numbers are required to make a local phone call.
Default is 7. (Example: Set to 10 for areas requiring 10 digit dialing.) This informs the TeleVoIP
Stick what number of digits to handle as a local call through the PSTN line.
Stick what number of digits to handle as a local call through the PSTN line.
Dial Prefix
: This field is used if you have to enter a code to access for outside line.
Example:
The TeleVoIP Stick is installed behind a PBX phone system that requires a 9 to
get dial tone.
You would enter the 9 followed by the appropriate number of commas to provide the delay
necessary for the connection to be completed. Each comma would represent one second of
delay.
You would enter the 9 followed by the appropriate number of commas to provide the delay
necessary for the connection to be completed. Each comma would represent one second of
delay.
3.2.3 Settings for Skype™ Dialing
Area Code:
An area code entered in this field will be prefixed to any number dialed as a local (7
digit default) call when the TeleVoIP Stick responds to the application that no PSTN line is
connected and the 7 digit number entered will be passed with appropriate format for SkypeOut™
processing.
This allows you to enter your local calls as if the PSTN was there but they will be routed through
Skype™, saving you dialing key strokes.
connected and the 7 digit number entered will be passed with appropriate format for SkypeOut™
processing.
This allows you to enter your local calls as if the PSTN was there but they will be routed through
Skype™, saving you dialing key strokes.
Skype Access Dialing Code:
This field, which by default contains a 00, defines the digit(s) that
will be used to start a string of digits to be passed to Skype™ for dialing. You can enter a single
digit or a string of digits of your choice.
Any string dialed with this access code must be terminated with #.
digit or a string of digits of your choice.
Any string dialed with this access code must be terminated with #.