DSX IP Keyset Admin Menu Setup Options

The Admin Menu

1. To access the Admin Menu from the IP keyset:

Press HOLD.
Press CONF.
Dial *.
Dial #.
1. This option is not available while the keyset is starting or initializing.
Press Volume Down to go to the Password field.
Enter the password (632379 by default) + Push OK.
1. When entering data from the IP keyset, dialing * shifts that data entry mode from caps to lowercase to numeric.

2. To access the Admin Menu from your web browser:

Type the IP keyset IP address into your browser address line + Enter.
1. To get the keyset's IP address (from the keyset): Press CHECK for 2 seconds + 2.System Information + 1.Network Settings + Next. See DSX IP Keyset CHECK Menu Options for more on understanding the CHECK key menu.
In the Login box:
1. User Name = ADMIN.
2. Password = 632379.
Press Volume Down to go to the Password field.
Enter the password (632379 by default) + Push OK.

DSX IP Keyset Admin Menu Setup Options
`1: Network Settings`
	`1: DHCP Mode`	Enable or disable the IP keyset as a DHCP client. If enabled, the following entries for IP Address, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask, and DNS Address are not required. [Default] = enabled.
		`1: Enable`	Enable the IP keyset as a DHCP client. If enabled, *do not* make entries below for IP Address, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask, and DNS Address.
		`2: Disable`	Disable the IP keyset as a DHCP client. If disabled, you need to make entries below for IP Address, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask, and DNS Address.
	`2: IP Address`	If DHCP for the IP keyset is disabled, enter the keyset's IP address here. Be sure the address you choose is reserved as a fixed address on the LAN and not part of the DHCP pool. [Default] = no entry.
	`3: Default Gateway`	If DHCP for the IP keyset is disabled, enter the IP address of your LAN's router. This differentiates internal (LAN) addresses from external (WAN) addresses. [Default] = no entry.
	`4: Subnet Mask`	If DHCP for the IP keyset is disabled, the mask determines which digits of an internal (LAN) IP address are used for routing. Most small networks use a 24-bit mask (255.255.255.0) and route on the last "octet" only. [Default] = no entry.
	`5: DNS Address`	If DHCP for the IP keyset is disabled, you need to specify the IP address of the Domain Name Server (DNS) so URLs from the keyset are converted to numeric routing addresses. (Currently, IP keysets do not send URLs.) Normally, you should enter the same DNS as used by your LAN. [Default] = no entry.
`2: SIP Settings`
	`1: SIP User`
		`1: User ID`	Enter the IP keyset's extension number. [Default] = no entry.
		`2: Password`	Enter the password entered for the extension in 2106-02: Password [Stations: Config: Setup: VoIP: Password]. [Default] = no entry.
		`3: Extension Number`	Enter the IP keyset's extension number. [Default] = no entry.
	`2: SIP Server`
		`1: Server Address`	Enter the IP address of the DSX system to which the IP keyset is connected. [Default] = no entry.
		`2: Server Port`	Leave this setting at default. [Default] = 5060. This option also shows the RTP port range (1024-65535).
		`3: SIP Local Port`	This is the IP telephone's SIP port. Normally, you should leave this setting at default. [Default] = 5060. This option also shows the SIP port range (1024-65535).
		`4: RTP Local Port`	This is the IP telephone's RTP port. Normally, you should leave this setting at default. [Default] = 3462. This option also shows the RTP port range (1024-65535).
`3: Maintenance`
	`1: Download Menu`
		`1: Download Files`	Specify the type of file you want to download to your IP keyset.
			`1: Config`	Not used.
			`2: Boot & Program`	Select this entry when you want to update the firmware in the IP keyset. The firmware download is hosted by NEC. [Default] = no entry.
			`3: Flash Memory Image`	Not used.
		`2: Download Address`	Address of the server hosting the file you want to download. When downloading the latest IP keyset firmware from NEC, enter 69.37.115.61. [Default] = 69.37.115.61.
		`3: Protocol`	Download protocol (FTP or TFTP). When downloading IP keyset firmware from NEC, Select FTP. [Default] = FTP.
		`4: FTP Settings`	Enter the username, password, and source folder for FTP downloads to your IP keyset.
			`1: User ID`	FTP username for downloading files. When downloading IP keyset firmware from NEC, enter DSX. [Default] = DSX.
			`2: Password`	FTP password for downloading files. When downloading IP keyset firmware from NEC, enter FIRMWARE. [Default] = FIRMWARE.
			`3: Folder`	This is the folder on the server which contains the file you want to download. When downloading IP keyset firmware from NEC, leave this entry blank. [Default] = no entry.
	`2: Reset`	Select to restart the IP keyset. All your admin entries remain intact.
	`3. Data Clear`	Select the type of IP keyset data you want to clear (initialize).
		`1: Factory Settings`	Select to return all admin menu entries to their default values and additionally reset some low-level IP keyset resources.
		`2: Phone Settings`	Select to return all admin menu entries to their default values. Normally, you cause use options 1 and 2 interchangeably.
	`4. Simple Test`	Make some simple, self-contained tests right from the IP keyset. These tests are not available from the web interface.
		`1: Call Test`	Select to set up a peer-to-peer test call to the IP keyset specified in the following option. [Default] = no entry.
		`2: Call Test Address`	Enter the IP address of the IP keyset to which you want to set up a peer-to-peer test call. [Default] = no entry.
		`3: Key Test 1 (Random)`	Press any key on the IP keyset to display its function. Press the selected key repeatedly to test the key's LED. The numbers to the left and right on the third line of the display are the ambient light sensor readings. Lift and replace the handset to exit the test.
		`3: Key Test 2 (Sequential)`	Press the keys on the IP keyset according to the sequence shown on the display. Use this test to verify the keys, available tones, LEDs, and display elements. The numbers to the left and right on the third line of the display are the ambient light sensor readings. Lift and replace the handset to exit the test.
		`5: Loop Back Test`
			`1: Handset - Handset`	Connects the handset microphone (transmitter) to the handset speaker (receiver).
			`2: Handset - Speaker`	Connects the handset microphone to the telephone speaker.
			`3: Headset - Headset`	Connects the headset microphone (transmitter) to the headset speaker (receiver).
			`4: Headset - Speaker`	Connects the headset microphone to the telephone speaker.
			`5: MIC - Handset`	Connects the Handsfree microphone to the handset speaker (receiver).
			`6: MIC - Headset`	Connects the Handsfree microphone to the headset speaker (receiver).
			`7: MIC - Speaker`	Connects the Handsfree microphone to the telephone speaker.
		`6: Speaker Test`
			`1: America`	Plays a short beep followed by standard US dial tone.
`4: Security`
	`1: Web Programming`
		`1: Disable`	Select to disable the web interface for the admin menu programming. The telephone interface will continue to function. [Default] = enabled.
		`2: Enable`	Select to enable the web interface for the admin menu programming. [Default] = enabled.
	`2: Admin Password`
		`Old Pswd`	Use this option to change the admin password (normally 632379). You need to enter your old password here. [Default] = 632379.
		`New Pswd`	Use this option to change the admin password (normally 632379). You need to enter your new password here. [Default] = 632379.
		`Re-Enter`	If you entered a new admin in the previous option, reenter here as well. The new password will take effect only if you enter it identically in this option *and* the `New Pswd` option.
`5: Information`
	`Hardware Version`	This entry displays the IP keyset hardware revision level. In the web interface, this option is shown on the toolbar.
	`MAC Address`	This entry displays the IP keyset MAC address. In the web interface, this option is shown on the toolbar.
	`Firmware Version`	This entry displays the version of firmware currently installed in the IP keyset. In the web interface, this option is shown on the toolbar.