Configuring the Cisco SPA502G phone
The configuration is comprised of two parts- on-phone configuration, and browser-based configuration.
On-Phone
- Plug in the SW port on the phone and wait for it to power up. Note that this phone requires PoE.
- Press the Configuration Button. Refer to Figure 1.
Figure 1 - SPA502 Phone
- Use the Arrow Keys to select option 9 “Network”. Press “select”.
- Arrow down to select option 1: “WANConnection Type”. Press “edit”.
- Press “option” until “Static” is displayed. Press “ok”.
- Use the Arrow Keys to select “Non-DHCP IP Address”. Press “edit”
- Enter the static IP address for the phone. Use the star key for “.” When finished, select “ok”.
- Use the Arrow Keys to select “Non-DHCP Subnet Mask”. Press “edit”.
- Enter the netmask for the phone. Use the star key for “.” When finished, select “ok”.
- Press “save”.
- Use the Arrow Keys to select “CDP”. Press “edit”.
- Change the CDP setting to “No”
- Press “save”.
- Use the Arrow Keys to select option 12 “Reboot”. Press “select”. When asked to confirm, select “ok”.
Browser
Once the phone is rebooted, Open a browser to the IP address entered in Step 7 above.
- In the upper left corner, select “Admin Login”. After the screen refreshes, select “Advanced”.
- Select the “Voice” tab. When the screen refreshes, select the SIP tab. Change the RTP packet size to 0.020.
- Select the “Ext1” tab.
- Enter the following changes:
Setting
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Value
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Proxy
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IP Address of PBX
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Display Name
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101
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User ID
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101
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Password
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101
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Preferred Codec
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G722
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Use Pref Codec Only
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Yes
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Second Preferred Codec
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G711u
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DTMF Tx Method
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Match to IED System. Choose “AVT” if IED SIP Services are set to “RFC2833”, or “INFO”.
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- Press “Submit All Changes” The phone will reboot.
- Verify that the phone registers in the PBX. PBX information is outside the scope of this document.
- Call another registered extension in the PBX to test audio, hangup and DTMF.