text: User Guide VoIP Telephone Model No.: SP5101 Website: http://www.micronet.info 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................... 5 1.1 Packet Content............................................................................................... 5 1.2 Key Features .................................................................................................. 5 2. GENERAL DEFINITIONS ....................................... 6 2.1 Telephone appearance .................................................................................. 6 2.2 Key Definition................................................................................................. 8 2.3 Keys with "123" number mode ..................................................................... 9 2.4 Keys with "ABC" character mode .............................................................. 11 2.5 Keys with "abc" character mode................................................................ 12 2.6 Menu keys..................................................................................................... 13 2.7 LCD Display.................................................................................................. 13 2.7.1 LCD Display in initializing mode .....................................................................13 2.7.2 LCD Display in IDLE state................................................................................13 2.7.3 LCD Display in OFF-HOOK state.....................................................................14 2.7.4 LCD Display in DISCONNECTED state ...........................................................14 2.7.5 LCD Display for RINGING state .......................................................................14 2.7.6 LCD Display for DIALING state........................................................................14 2.7.7 LCD Display for Incoming Call state...............................................................15 2.7.8 LCD Display in CONNECTED state .................................................................15 2.7.9 LCD Display in Call Waiting state....................................................................15 2.7.10 LCD Display for firmware upgrading mod......................................................16 2.7.11 LCD Display for saving and rebooting mode.................................................16 2.7.12 LCD Display for edit mode...............................................................................16 2.8 Editing Display ............................................................................................. 17 2.9 LED Display .................................................................................................. 18 3. LCD MENU OPERATION ..................................... 20 3.1 Call Records ................................................................................................. 20 3.1.1 Received ............................................................................................................21 1 3.1.2 Dialed Calls .......................................................................................................22 3.1.3 Missed ...............................................................................................................22 3.1.4 Delete All ...........................................................................................................23 3.2 Phone Book .................................................................................................. 23 3.2.1 New Entry ..........................................................................................................23 3.2.2 View Entry .........................................................................................................24 3.2.3 Search Entry......................................................................................................25 3.2.4 Memory Check ..................................................................................................25 3.3 Networking Setting ...................................................................................... 26 3.3.1 IP Mode ..............................................................................................................26 3.3.2 IP Address .........................................................................................................26 3.3.3 Net Mask ............................................................................................................27 3.3.4 Default GW ........................................................................................................27 3.3.5 DNS Setting .......................................................................................................27 3.3.6 PPPoE ................................................................................................................28 3.3.7 SNTP ..................................................................................................................28 3.4 SIP setting .................................................................................................... 29 3.4.1 Proxy Setting.....................................................................................................29 3.4.2 User Setting.......................................................................................................30 3.5 Phone Setting............................................................................................... 31 3.5.1 Alarm Setting ....................................................................................................32 3.5.2 Ring Setting.......................................................................................................33 3.6 Mail Box ........................................................................................................ 34 3.6.1 Information ........................................................................................................34 3.6.2 MailBox No. .......................................................................................................34 3.6.3 MailBox Key ......................................................................................................34 3.6.4 Voice Mail Dial...................................................................................................34 3.7 Function Keys .............................................................................................. 34 3.7.1 New Entry ..........................................................................................................35 3.7.2 From PhoneBook..............................................................................................35 3.7.3 View Entry .........................................................................................................35 3.8 Reboot........................................................................................................... 35 4. BASIC FUNCTION................................................ 36 4.1 Power on and initialization.......................................................................... 36 2 4.2 Making Calls ................................................................................................. 36 4.2.1 OFF-HOOK Dialing............................................................................................36 4.2.2 Redial (OFF-HOOK Dialing) .............................................................................36 4.2.3 Pre-Dial ..............................................................................................................36 4.2.4 Redial (ON-HOOK Dialing) ...............................................................................37 4.2.5 Dial during connected ......................................................................................37 4.2.6 Memory Dial ......................................................................................................37 4.3 Answer Calls ................................................................................................ 37 4.3.1 Answer the call in the ringing state ................................................................37 4.3.2 Answer the call in the connect state...............................................................37 4.4 Hold and Retrieve Calls ............................................................................... 38 4.5 Transfer......................................................................................................... 38 4.5.1 Consultant Transfer..........................................................................................38 4.5.2 Blind Transfer....................................................................................................38 4.6 Conference ................................................................................................... 39 5. WEB ADMINISTRATION ...................................... 40 5.1 Factory Default............................................................................................. 40 5.2 Configuring the SIP Phone through Web Pages ....................................... 40 5.3 Installation Wizard ....................................................................................... 44 5.4 Advanced Configuration ............................................................................. 47 5.4.1 Network Configuration .....................................................................................47 5.4.2 SIP Configuration .............................................................................................52 5.4.3 System Configuration ......................................................................................53 5.4.4 Number Configuration......................................................................................55 5.4.5 Media Configuration .........................................................................................58 5.4.6 Device Management .........................................................................................62 5.5 System Status .............................................................................................. 66 5.5.1 Network Status..................................................................................................66 5.5.2 Version Information:.........................................................................................67 5.6 Reboot........................................................................................................... 68 6. TELNET COMMAND LINES................................. 69 6.1 [help] command ........................................................................................... 70 6.2 [quit] command ............................................................................................ 70 3 6.3 [debug] command ........................................................................................ 71 6.4 [reboot] command ....................................................................................... 71 6.5 [pbook] command ........................................................................................ 71 6.6 [commit] command ...................................................................................... 72 6.7 [ping] command ........................................................................................... 72 6.8 [time] command ........................................................................................... 72 6.9 [ifaddr] command......................................................................................... 73 6.10 [pppoe] command ........................................................................................ 74 6.11 [flash] command .......................................................................................... 75 6.12 [sysconf] command ..................................................................................... 76 6.13 [sip] command ............................................................................................. 77 6.14 [security] command ..................................................................................... 78 6.15 [line] command ............................................................................................ 79 6.15.1 Busy Forward....................................................................................................79 6.15.2 No Response.....................................................................................................79 6.15.3 Unconditional....................................................................................................79 6.16 [voice] command ......................................................................................... 80 6.17 [phone] command ........................................................................................ 80 6.18 [tos] command ............................................................................................. 81 6.19 [prefix] command......................................................................................... 82 6.20 [rom] command............................................................................................ 83 6.21 [auth] command ........................................................................................... 84 6.22 [passwd] command...................................................................................... 85 4 1. INTRODUCTION The Micronet SP5101 VoIP desktop telephone highly integrates DSP/codec system-on-chip solutions to provide the industry's highest voice quality. For ease-of-use functionality, SP5101 provides well compatibility with many well-known IP-PBX, and many user-friendly feature buttons of conference, call pick up, transfer, Redial, Hold …etc. The simple operation and configuration are most suitable for residential, SOHO, and enterprise applications. 1.1 Packet Content Before you start installing the device, verify the following items are in the package: ● SP5101 IP Telephone ● Quick Installation Guide ● User's Manual CD ● Power adapter 1.2 Key Features ● Compliant with IETF SIP standards ● Support G.711A/µ-law and G.729 codecs ● Well compatibility with well-known IP-PBX (Micronet SP5211, Asterisk, Siemens, Alcatel, Lucent and NEC) ● Rich call features DND (Do Not Disturb) Call waiting Call Conference (3-way) Call hold / retrieve Call forward (Busy, No-Answer and Unconditional) Call transfer (attended / unattended ) Call pickup ● User-friendly function buttons ● Call details list and message waiting indicator ● Support outbound proxy and STUN for NAT traversal ● Support QoS to ensure voice quality ● Cost-effective, suitable for pure VoIP environment 5 2. General Definitions 2.1 Telephone appearance Front View Bottom shell 6 7 2.2 Key Definition NO KEYPAD 1 OK 2 C FUNCTION 1. Press this key to confirm a menu selection, a setting, or a phone entry. 2. When in menu mode, pressing this key will select the menu selection highlighted. 3. When entering phone setting or menu selection entry, pressing this key will confirm the entry. 1. Cancel for the menu setting or number typing. 2. Reject the incoming calls 3 Adjust the volume 4 Adjust the volume 5 Speaking without picking up handset M1 UP arrow key M2 Left arrow and return key for the menu setting M3 1. Right arrow 2. Enter key for the menu setting M4 1. Down arrow key 2. Enter Phone Book directory K1 Line1 Line1 switch key K2 Line2 Line2 switch key K3 F1 Memory key 1 K4 F2 Memory key 2 K5 F3 Memory key 3 K6 Forward Direct forward 8 NO KEYPAD FUNCTION K7 DND K8 Missed K9 VMS K10 Blind Tran K11 Mute K12 Headset K13 Conf Conference K14 Pick Call Pickup K15 Trans Transfer K16 Redial Redial K17 Hold DND Missed calls Voice Mail Blind transfer Mute Headset mode switch Call hold / Call retrieve This phone could support three methods for the text input, such like this: "123", "ABC", "abc". "123" is for the number inputs, "ABC" is for the uppercase character inputs; "abc" is for the lowercase character inputs. User could press the button to exchange these three methods. 2.3 Keys with "123" number mode Users could only enter the digits in the "123" mode as following: Key Numbers in "123" input method S33 1 S30 2 S28 3 S32 4 S23 5 S18 6 9 * # S29 7 S10 8 S11 9 S04 * S17 0 S12 Input method switch key 10 2.4 Keys with "ABC" character mode Users could enter the characters with the uppercase in this mode. The key could only input the special symbols and press more times to pick up the symbols you want. If users press two times on the key character will be E. Key Characters with uppercase in "ABC" input method S33 * , the input S30 A B C S28 D E F S32 G H I S23 J K L S18 M N O S29 P Q R S10 T U V S11 W X Y S Z S04 S17 Space S12 Input method switch key 11 2.5 Keys with "abc" character mode Users could enter the characters with the uppercase in this mode. The key could only input the special symbols and press more times to pick up the symbols you want. If users press two times on the key , the input character will be e. Characters with uppercase in "ABC" input method Key S33 * S30 a b c S28 d e f S32 g h i S23 j S18 m n o S29 p q r S10 t u v S11 w k l x s y z S04 S17 Space S12 Input method switch key 12 2.6 Menu keys There are four keys to help users enter, exit or pick up the configuration tables for changing. Please check out the following info: Key M3 Functions descriptions Press the right arrow key in the IDLE mode to enter the main menu. Press the left arrow key will help users to return the original table or exit the main menu Press the up arrow key to scroll up configuration items. 1. Press the down arrow key to scroll down configuration items. 2. Enter Phone Book directory. OK C Enter the selected configuration table. Return to the original table or exit the main menu key. 2.7 LCD Display 2.7.1 LCD Display in initializing mode 1970/01/01 00:00 Initializing… 2.7.2 Status during the system initializing LCD Display in IDLE state 2006/05/10 10:10 SipPhone SP5101 Displaying in the IDLE mode while the network and registration were ok. (User can change display name from SIP configuration) 2006/05/10 10:10 Register Fail Registrations fail during the IDLE mode 13 2.7.3 LCD Display in OFF-HOOK state 2006/05/10 10:10 Network Fail Network fail during the IDLE mode (WAN port detection or get IP failed with DHCP and PPPoE)1 Line 1 Dial… LCD displaying while the phone was in the OFFHOOK state. Line 2 Dial… LCD displaying while the phone was in the OFFHOOK state. 2.7.4 LCD Display in DISCONNECTED state 2006/05/10 10:10 SipPhone SP5101 2.7.5 LCD Display for RINGING state Incoming call… 208 2.7.6 After the remote side sends the BYE message, LPSP5101 will automatically return IDLE state. Incoming call with the calling name or number LCD Display for DIALING state Line 1 Dialing… 9999 Making a outgoing call with the dialed number Line 2 Dialing… 9999 Making a outgoing call with the dialed number 14 2.7.7 LCD Display for Incoming Call state Jaosn 65605 2.7.8 When it received incoming call, it will show incoming call display name and Line number LCD Display in CONNECTED state Line 1 Talking… 00:00:10 During the talking state and running the timer Line 2 Talking… 00:00:10 During the talking state and running the timer Mute… 00:00:10 The timer will still go on while the mute function was enabled during the conversation. Transfer… Hold… Hold the established call. Parking… In Conference….. 00:10:10 2.7.9 Transfer action during the call. Parking the call. Enable the conference function and start the timer from the beginning. LCD Display in Call Waiting state Line 1 Talking.…… 65605 Under conversation and LPSP5101 received incoming call. LCD of LPSP5101 will display incoming call number. User can press Line button to pick up call waiting or 15 presses C button to reject call waiting. 2.7.10 LCD Display for firmware upgrading mode Download… Download… Writing… D l Firmware file downloading mode Writing the firmware after the firmware downloading d Completed… Please reboot Request for the rebooting after the firmware upgrading 2.7.11 LCD Display for saving and rebooting mode Saving… Rebooting… Rebooting? Please Wait… Saving the configurations while users had be changed Users reboot this unit from the remote side Request for the keypad pressing to reboot Users reboot this unit by the keypad pressing 2.7.12 LCD Display for edit mode The characters and digits were entered from the left to the right side. The 16 cursor will be blinking every 500ms just like the example as above: John → John 208 → 208 If the users enter the incorrect info, the LCD will show as following: Invalid Input… 2.8 Editing Display a Cursor Under the characters or digits, the cursor will be displayed and the characters or digits will be blinking. It was shown as "_" with the LCD showing. Users could press the right or left arrow keys to make the cursor move to the right or left side. The blinking time for the on and off will be 500ms. b Insert the characters or numbers All the characters and numbers were entered from the left to the right side. While users enter a new character, the cursor will move to the right side of the entered character or numbers and wait for the next one. c Delete the characters or numbers User could use the cancel key for erasing the entered characters or digits. It will only erase the characters or digits, which are in the left side of the cursor. d Rapid delete the characters or numbers All the info will be dropped while users press the keypad and all the entered info will be deleted and exit the edit mode. for 3 seconds e Exit the edit mode Users could press the keypad for 3 seconds to exit the edit mode during the editing. Or move the cursor to the left side of the LCD and without any characters and numbers; press the cancel key to exit the edit mode. 17 2.9 LED Display While users power on this phone set, all the LED will be lighted up before the system initializing procedure finished. The function LED will be light while users press the function keys; and will be blink while users press the function keys for twice. The following definitions are for the LED: LED Key Function description LED1 1 Flashing for the incoming call. Flash time : 200ms on; 200ms off LED2 2 Lighting for the OFFHOOK. 1. Flashing for the line holding Flash time : 500ms on; 500ms off 500ms on; 1000ms off 2. Lighting for the line in use. K1 LED K1 K2 LED K2 K3 LED K3 Light up while user press this for the speed dial K4 LED K4 Light up while user press this for the speed dial K5 LED K5 Light up while user press this for the speed dial 1. Light up while user enabled forward function K6 LED K6 (unconditional/ No Answer/ Busy). 2. Light off when user diable forward function. K7 LED K8 LED K7 K8 1. Light up while users enable the DND function 2. Off while users disable the DND function 1. Light up while user has missed call. 2. Light Off while users checked out the miss called records K9 LED K9 K10 LED K10 K11 LED K11 K12 LED K12 1. Light up while users have the voice mail 2. Off while users checked out the voice mail records Press during communication to do blind transfer. 1. A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C's number→hear nothing (C ring) → Blind transfer 2. A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C's number→C Busy → hear special tone then retrieve B immediately 3. A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C's number (not finished) →Blind Tran. Retrieve call 1. Light up while users enable the mute 2. Off while users cancel the mute 1. Light up when user is using headset mode. 2. HEADSET button works the same like 18 hook/speaker button. When having incoming call, press HEADSET button can pick up call and press again can hang up call. 3. When in communication, press HEADSET button can switch voice path to headset. 19 3. LCD Menu Operation During the menu operation, there is no cursor for the configuration tables selecting. The LCD will show just like this: >Call Records >Phone Book Users could press the up or down arrow keys to move on different item. This sign will guide you to choose the configuration tables. In the main menu, it will exit the menu and back to the IDLE mode if there is no action for 30 seconds. The LCD menu includes eight tables in the menu tree: Call Records, Phone Book, Networking setting, SIP setting, Phone setting, Mail Box, Function Keys, and reboot. 3.1 Call Records ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ Received Calls Call Record List Dial Out Detail Add to Book Delete Dialed Calls Call Record List Dial Out Detail Add to Book Delete Missed Calls Call Record List Dial Out Detail Add to Book Delete Delete All Delete all? This phone set could support 10 entries for the received / dialed / missed calls. The sorting will be based on the latest period. If there could be matched with the phone book, LCD will show the name; or show the number only. 20 3.1.1 Received M4 Showing the received calls; pressing the out the other received calls. >Received Calls >Dialed Calls → OK → and M1 button to check >John >12345678 The LCD will show as following while there is no any record for the received calls: No Records!! ● Dial out >John >12345678 >Dial Out >Detail ● → M4 → >John >12345678 → OK → Line 1 Dialing.. John → → Detail The Detail will show the date and time for the calls as following: >John >12345678 → >Dial Out >Detail → ● OK → >Dial Out >Detail → 2006/05/10 10:10:10 → Add to Phone This allow user add the unknown number into the phone book. After the new 21 → entry added, show all the entries in the phone book to verify by users. If users press the button, the flow will be just like the actions in the phone book >John >12345678 → >Dial Out >Detail → M4 → >Dial Out >Detail → → >Detail >Add to Book → → >Dial Out >Detail → → >Detail >Add to Book → M4 → → OK → → OK → Entry name ● Delete >John >12345678 → >Dial Out >Detail → M4 >Add to Book >Delete → OK Delete ok… 3.1.2 → Delete it? → → >12345678 Dialed Calls All the LCD displaying or actions are as same as the flow of Received. Please check out the chapter 6.1 for the detail as above. 3.1.3 Missed All the LCD displaying or actions are as same as the flow of Received. Please check out the chapter 6.1 for the detail as above. 22 3.1.4 Delete All This will delete all the records of the received, dialed and missed calls. Delete it? → Delete ok… → 3.2 Phone Book This phone set could support 90 entries of the phone book. Users could add, modify, delete, and dial out all the entries in the phone book. If the name and number had been added in the phone book, the LCD has to show the name if it is the incoming call. In the view mode, the name has to be sorted by the characters. ¾ ¾ ¾ New Entry Input Name Input Number View Entry Phone Book List Dial Out Modify Entry z Entry Name z Entry Number Delete Entry z Delete it? Detail Search Entry Input Name Memory Check 3.2.1 New Entry A Input Name It could support the number and character typing in this mode. In the phone book entries, this isn't permitted for the same name. If users enter the different number with the same name, the LCD will show as following: Input Name Joh Overwrite Entry? 23 This is allowed the same number with the different name. For the name of the incoming call displaying, the phone set will show up the latest record configured by users. This isn't permitted for the empty info about the name in this mode. If users press the button without any info for the name, the LCD will show as following and return to the New Entry table after a few seconds: Invalid Input… → >New Entry >View Entry B Input Number After users enter the valid name for the New Entry, the LCD will show as following and it only supports the number typing in this mode: Input Name John → OK Input Number 12345678 → After saving the name and number for the new entry, LCD will show up the exist records: >123 >ABC John 3.2.2 View Entry In this mode, the phone has to sort the name by the characters. The priority of sorting just like this: Number > Uppercase character > Lowercase character. >123 >ABC Bob alex jason 24 Users could press the button to select the action in the view mode. If there is no any entry for the phone book, LCD will show the massage as following: No Records!! Dial Out on specific phone book entry, phone will be off-hook and dial out Press automatically. Modify Entry Here user can modify name and number of existed phone book data. Delete Entry Delete it? → OK Delete ok… → Detail Press to see detail name and number of this phone book entry. 3.2.3 Search Entry This mode could support the numbers or characters typing. If the entered name couldn't be matched with the existed records, on LCD will show the first entry of this phone book. Input Name → OK >ABC >abc → 3.2.4 Memory Check Phone set could support about 90 entries for the phone book; it will show the records for the unused and used entries. 25 2 Used 88 Free 3.3 Networking Setting IP Mode Fixed DHCP PPPoE ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ IP Address Net Mask Default GW DNS Setting Primary DNS Second DNS PPPoE ID Password Reconnect SNTP SNTP Server IP Time Zone Mode 3.3.1 IP Mode M4 Press the M1 or button to select the IP mode. 3.3.2 IP Address Enter IP address for Fixed IP mode. Under this mode can only input digits. IP Address: 10.1.1.3 26 3.3.3 Net Mask All the operation is just like the IP Address configuring. It will be shown as following from the LCD: IP Mask: 255.0.0.0 3.3.4 Default GW All the operation is just like the IP Address configuring. It will be shown as following from the LCD: Default GW: 10.1.1.254 If users input the invalid value for the IP address, Net Mask or Default Gateway, LCD will show as following and return to the original setting of this configuration table: Invalid Input… 3.3.5 DNS Setting Primary DNS It supports the number typing in this table only. Primary DNS: 184.108.40.206 Second DNS It supports the number typing in this table only. Second DNS: 18.104.22.168 27 3.3.6 PPPoE ID It could support the number or character typing in this mode. User Name: pppoe Password For the protecting policy, LCD will use the asterisk to replace the info showing. Password: ***** For the password modify displaying, the LCD will clean all the asterisks and showing the cursor as following: Password: ***** → → OK Password: → Modify? → OK Password: Reconnet Please press the button 3.3.7 M1 or to enable or disable this function. or to enable or disable this function. SNTP >ON >OFF Mode Please press the button >ON >OFF 28 Server IP To enter SNTP server IP address. It supports the number typing and Domain typing. Server IP: 18.104.22.168 Time Zone M4 Pressing the The M1 for decreasing and for increasing the zone value. button will save the changed. Zone: GMT +8:00 3.4 SIP setting All the menu operations are as same as the Networking setting. ¾ ¾ Proxy Setting Proxy IP Proxy Port OutPx IP OutPx Port User Setting ID Password Phone Num Local Port 3.4.1 Proxy Setting 188.8.131.52. Proxy IP It could support the number and character typing for the IP or domain. 29 Proxy IP: 10.1.1.2 Proxy IP: proxy.com 220.127.116.11. Proxy Port Configuring the Proxy port in this table; it could only support the number typing. The max value is 65535. Proxy Port: 5060 126.96.36.199. OutPx IP This is the setting for the Outbound Proxy. It could support the number and character typing for the IP or domain. OutPx IP: 10.1.1.2 OutPx IP: outpx.com 22.214.171.124. OutPx Port This could only support the number typing only. The max value is 65535 OutPx Port: 5060 3.4.2 User Setting 188.8.131.52. ID It could support the number or character typing for the ID. RegID: 100 126.96.36.199. Password It could support the number or character typing for the ID. LCD will show the asterisks to replace the password. RegPwd: *** For the modify displaying, the LCD will empty the all the asterisks and showing 30 the cursor as following: Password: *** → → Password: → Modify? → Password: 18.104.22.168. Phone Num It could support the number typing only. PhoneNum: 100 184.108.40.206. Local Port It could support the number typing only and the max value is 65535. Local Port: 5060 3.5 Phone Setting ¾ ¾ Alarm Setting Add View All Del All Ring Setting Ringer Volume Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Ringer Melody Melody 1 Melody 2 Melody 3 31 3.5.1 Alarm Setting There are some definitions for the Alarm clock, please check out the detail as following: If the alarm clock had been set and the time is up: z z z z z z The phone will be ring in the IDLE and MENU state only. If the phone isn't in the IDLE or MENU state, the phone will ring while the state back to the IDLE or MENU. If the state don't return to the IDLE or MENU for 30 minutes, the clock will cancel and don't ring the phone. Ringing the phone every 20 seconds. For the ringing tone, depends on the ring melody setting. Stop ringing until users pick up the phone set or hand free. 18.104.22.168. Add This phone set could support 3 entries for the Alarm. If all the three entries had been taken, LCD will show the message as following and back to the original page: No Room!! → OK >New Entry >View All → If users enter the incorrect month or date, please show the message as following and back to the original page: Invalid Input… → OK >New Entry >View All → Switch to the Time setting while users press the setting: Set Date: YY/MM/DD >View All → OK button in the Date Set Time: HH:MM → The entire format for the date and time are as following: Year: 2000 ~ 2099; Month: 01 ~ 12; Date: 01~31; Hour: 00 ~ 23; Minute: 00~59 The schedule will be everyday while user didn't enter the date for the alarm clock. The format of the time setting is as following: 32 >01 06/01/01 10:20 >02 EveryDay 10:11 220.127.116.11. View All >01 06/01/01 10:20 >02 EveryDay 10:11 → → M4 01 06/01/01 10:20 >>02 EveryDay 10:11 → >Delete Entry → → → Deleting… → → Del the alarm? >01 06/01/01 10:20 >02 Empty 220.127.116.11. Del All Delete All? → OK Deleting… → → >View All >Delete All 3.5.2 Ring Setting 22.214.171.124. Ringer Volume There are four levels for the volume adjustment and the default is level 2. The symbol ">" will point out the current level for this phone set. M4 Pressing the >Volume 1 >Volume 2 M1 and → button to select the volume level for the ring. M4 → >Volume 2 >Volume 3 While users stop the selection for 1 second, phone will play the ring to verify 33 the ring volume. 22.214.171.124. Ringer Melody This phone set could support four types of ring melody. >Melody 1 >Melody 2 Saving … M4 → → → >Melody 1 >Melody 2 → OK → >Melody 1 >Melody 2 3.6 Mail Box ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ Information MailBox No. MailBox Key Voice Mail Dial 3.6.1 Information If VNS LED lights up, you can view voice mail information from this item. Below: Information: 2 new, 1 old 3.6.2 MailBox No. 3.6.3 MailBox Key 3.6.4 Voice Mail Dial 3.7 Function Keys ¾ New Entry 34 ¾ ¾ Input Number Press the key… From PhoneBook Phone Book List Press the key… View Entry Function Key list F1: F2: F3: Users could configure the Function Keys for the speed dial or special IP-PBX function. For the function keys configuration, users could input the new number or select the entries from the Phone Book. 3.7.1 New Entry Set function key number and key button. User needs to input number first and then defines which key to match the number. 3.7.2 From PhoneBook User can define one phone book data to match memory function key, so that user can press function key to do speed dial. 3.7.3 View Entry The view mode could only for the entries showing. If users want to modify the entry, only to add the New Entry or change Phone Book configurations. 3.8 Reboot Reboot? → OK → 35 Please Wait… 4. Basic Function 4.1 Power on and initialization During the initialization procedure: 1 2 3 All the LED will light on till the initialization procedure was finished. All the LED will light on if there is error during the procedure. On LCD will show "Initializing". 4.2 Making Calls There are some ways to make outgoing calls: 1 OFF HOOK Dialing 2 3 4 5 6 Redial (OFF-HOOK Dialing) Pre-Dial (ON-HOOK Dialing) Redial (ON-HOOK Dialing) Dial during connected Memory Dial 4.2.1 OFF-HOOK Dialing The maximum digit is 16. If users enter more than 16 digits, the number will move on the LCD displaying. User can press Speaker button, pick up handset, or press line button to dial out. The 4.2.2 C button could delete the digits. Redial (OFF-HOOK Dialing) User can press redial button during off-hook mode, phone will dial out the latest record of the dialed list. 4.2.3 Pre-Dial User can press the numbers while the phone is in the IDLE state then pressing the The mode. button will change to OFF-HOOK state and dial out this number. C button could delete the digits as same as the OFF-HOOK dialing 36 During the Pre-dial function: 1 2 This is permitted to enter and dial out the digits "*" and "#". If the dialed number could be matched with the list in the phone book, LCD will display the name of this record. 4.2.4 Redial (ON-HOOK Dialing) This will show all the records of the dialed list. After the records selected, pressing the 4.2.5 or button, the number will be dialed out. Dial during connected Pressing the or buttons could switch the Line 1 and Line 2. If the Line 1 was connected, it will be put on hold. If the line has been put on hold, it can not dial out another call. 4.2.6 Memory Dial The memory dial function could support the dialing from the IDLE of OFF-HOOK state. User can press memory function key or make phone off-hook first to dial out memory key. 4.3 Answer Calls The LCD will show up the name if the incoming calls could be matched with the records from the phone book; or show the phone number if couldn't find out the records. 4.3.1 Answer the call in the ringing state User can press Speaker button, Line button, or pick up handset to answer the incoming call. 4.3.2 Answer the call in the connect state During the call was established, press the button the current line and answer another incoming call. 37 and to hold 4.4 Hold and Retrieve Calls There are two ways to hold the current calls and retrieve them back: 1 Press another idle line button or to hold the current line and switch to another IDLE line. 2 Press the Hold function keys to hold the current calls. During the hold status, the LED of Line will flash. 4.5 Transfer SP5101 could support the call transfer with two types, one is the Consultant, and another is the Blind transfer. The transfer could be initialized only for the state as above. i ii Dial another call during the connect state Answer another call during the connect state 4.5.1 Consultant Transfer Consultant Transfer scenario: A communicate with B→Tranf or Line hear dial tone+ C's number→C pick up → A hangs up → B communicate with C 4.5.2 A communicate with B→Tranf or Line hear dial tone+ C's number → C busy/ring →Tranf or original Line →Retrieve call with B A communicate with B→Tranf or Line hear dial tone+ C's number → C reject →Tranf →Retrieve call with B A communicate with B→Tranf or Line hear dial tone+ C's number→C reject → press Line to hang up C and hear dial tone again → press original Line to retrieve call A communicate with B→Tranf or Line hear dial tone+ C's number→C ring→ A hangs up → Blind transfer Blind Transfer Blind Transfer Scenario: A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C's number→hear nothing (C ring) → Blind transfer A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C's number→C Busy → hear special tone then retrieve B immediately A communicate with B→Blind Tran. + C's number (not finished) →Blind Tran. Retrieve call 38 4.6 Conference User needs to specify conference function to be local conference or server-based conference. Conference Scenario: A. Local Conference: (1) A communicate with B→Conf or Line hear dial tone+ C's number→C pick up → press Conf again to build conference (2) A communicate with B→Conf or Line hear dial tone+ C's number→C refuse to join conference → press Line to hang up C and hear dial tone again → press original Line to retrieve call B. Server-based Conference: (1) A communicate with B→Conf implement sever-based conference scenario 39 5. Web Administration 5.1 Factory Default DESCRIPTION IP DEFAULT VALUE 10.1.1.3 Net Mask: Default Gateway: 255.255.0.0 192.168.1.254 SIP Proxy: SIP account 10.1.1.2 1001 SIP Port: Proxy Port: RTP Port: Digit Timeout: Call waiting: 5060 5060 16384 5s Off Call transfer On 5.2 Configuring the SIP Phone through Web Pages The HTTPD web management interface provides user an easier way to configure rather than command line method through TELNET. The configuration function and steps are similar with the way through command line. Please refer to the chapter 4-Configuring the SIP Phone through Telnet command lines for more detail information. Below is a guide for user to configure via web interface. 40 Step 1. Browse the IP Address predefined via Keypad Please enter IP address (user have to set via LCD menu first) of SIP Phone in web browser . If user failed to set IP address via LCD menu, the default IP address of SIP Phone is 10.1.1.3, user can try to connect to SIP Phone via this default IP via web interface. 41 Step 2. Input the login name and password Login name: root / user Note: Login with "user" only has authority as below: 1. Modify network configuration 2. Modify Phone Book 3. Change login password of "user" 4. Reboot Password (The same with TELNET): Null (just press confirm, no need to key in password in default value) Note: User can set password later via web interface. 42 Step 3. Enter the web interface main screen After enter login name and password, user can see web interface main screen as below. Step 4. Start to configure After enter web management interface, user can see four main items. 1. Installation Wizard: User can follow steps in wizard to make first-time initial configuration. 2. Advanced Configuration: This menu includes other advanced configuration items. Please press triangle figure to list all items below Advanced Configuration. 3. System Status: User can check SIP Phone current status here. 4. Reboot: After make any change, user has to reboot SIP Phone to apply change. Button Definition: 1. OK: After change or input any parameter, press this button will save data into SIP Phone. 2. CANCEL: Press this button will clean data input by user and restore to original data. (A) ADD: Add a new data. (B) DELETE: Delete a specific data according to index number. 43 5.3 Installation Wizard Installation Wizard includes three steps: (A) Network Connection Mode: User has to select SIP Phone network mode as Static IP, DHCP or PPPoE. 44 (B) Network Configuration: After selecting network connection mode, user has to input related network parameters. (1) Static IP: User has to input IP, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server address. (2) PPPoE: User has to input PPPoE connection user name and password. 45 (C) Protocol Configuration: After setting network, user has to set SIP related parameters. - Primary Proxy Address and port: If user select Proxy mode in item A, please input Primary Proxy address and signaling port of Proxy. - Secondary Proxy Address and port: User can also input secondary Proxy server and port for backup. - Outbound Proxy Address and port: User can input outbound Proxy and port if necessary. - Phone Number: Registering Phone number of SIP Phone. - Registering Account Name and password: If Proxy server need registration authentication please input user name and password here. 46 5.4 Advanced Configuration 5.4.1 Network Configuration (1) Network Configuration Network Connection Mode: User has select network configuration mode first, then configuration page will display related items. (a) Static IP: If user selects Static IP mode, following items will be displayed. - IP Address: Set IP Address of SIP Phone - Subnet Mask: Set the Subnet Mask of SIP Phone - Default Gateway: Set Default routing gateway of SIP Phone - Primary DNS Address: Set Primary Domain Name Server IP address. - Secondary DNS Address: Set Secondary Domain Name Server IP address. - HTTP Port for WEB Management: Set port number for user to configure SIP Phone via WEB management. Default value is 80. (b) DHCP: If user selects DHCP mode, following items will be displayed. - DNS Server Obtained Mode: When SIP Phone is in DHCP or PPPoE mode, user can determine DNS address is obtained from server or set manually. - Primary DNS Server: If user determines to set DNS address manually, please set Primary Domain Name Server IP address here. - Secondary DNS Server: If user determines to set DNS address manually, please set Secondary Domain Name Server IP 47 address here. - HTTP Port for WEB Management: Set port number for user to configure SIP Phone via WEB management. Default value is 80. - 48 (c) PPPoE: If user selects PPPoE mode, following items will be displayed. - DNS Server Obtained Mode: When SIP Phone is in DHCP or PPPoE mode, user can determine DNS address is obtained from server or set manually. - Primary DNS Server: If user determines to set DNS address manually, please set Primary Domain Name Server IP address here. - Secondary DNS Server: If user determines to set DNS address manually, please set Secondary Domain Name Server IP address here. - PPPoE User ID: Set PPPoE authentication User Name. - PPPoE User Password: Set PPPoE authentication password. - PPPoE Retry: Enable/Disable auto-retry function after PPPoE disconnection. If user enables this function, after PPPoE being disconnected, SIP Phone will automatically reboot to re-connect, and after reboot, if SIP Phone still can't get contact with server, SIP Phone will keep trying to connect. After re-connected, SIP Phone will also restart system. On the other hand, if user disables this function, SIP Phone won't reboot and keep trying to connect. - Send PPPoE Echo Request: Enable or Disable PPPoE Echo function. If user enabled this feature, SIP Phone will send out echo request to check PPPoE connection status. Please notice that if user disables this function, SIP Phone cannot detect if PPPoE connection is still alive or not. - HTTP Port for WEB Management: Set port number for user to configure SIP Phone via WEB management. Default value is 80. 49 (2) Behind NAT - Behind IP Sharing: Select if enable SIP Phone behind IP Sharing router function. - IP Sharing Public IP Address: Set Public IP Address of IP Sharing router for SIP Phone to work behind IP sharing. - STUN Server address: If user wants to use STUN function, user must enable Behind NAT Device function then inputting STUN Server address. - STUN Server port: If the STUN server port doesn't any restriction, you don't input any port data. - 50 (3) SNTP - - SNTP Mode: Enable / Disable the Simple Network Time Protocol function SNTP Server Address: Set SNTP Server Address. When SNTP server is available, enable SIP Phone SNTP function to point to SNTP server IP address so that SIP Phone can get correct current time. Time Zone-GMT: Set time zone for SNTP Server time. User can set different time zone according to the location of SIP Phone. For example, in Taiwan the time zone should be set as 8,which means GMT+8. 51 5.4.2 SIP Configuration (1) SIP Main Configuration - Primary Proxy Address and port: If user select Proxy mode in item A, please input Primary Proxy address and signaling port of Proxy. - Secondary Proxy Address and port: User can also input secondary Proxy server and port for backup. - Outbound Proxy Address and port: User can input outbound Proxy and port if necessary. - Phone Number: Registering Phone number of SIP Phone. - Registering Account Name and password: If Proxy server need registration authentication please input user name and password here. Registering Account Name and password: If Proxy server need registration authentication please input user name and password here. (2) SIP Advanced Configuration - Prefix String: set prefix string. If user ID contains alphabets, user can set it as prefix string here. For example, if Account Name is 123, SIP Phone will sent out messages as Account Name @"IP address of Proxy", if user set prefix as abc, SIP Phone will set out as [email protected]"IP address of Proxy". This function is for special proxy server. - Expire Time: Set expire time of registration. SIP Phone will keep re-registering to proxy server before expire timed out - Display Name: Set SIP Phone display name for caller ID information. - Local SIP Port: Set SIP UDP port. - RTP Port: Set RTP port for sending voice data. 52 5.4.3 System Configuration (1) Feature Configuration: - Inter Digit Time: Set the DTMF inter digit time (second). To set the duration (in second) of two pressed digits in dial mode as timed out. If after the duration user hasn't pressed next number, SIP Phone will dial out all number pressed. - Keypad DTMF Type: set DTMF type. User can select DTMF type SIP Phone transmits. - End of Dial Key: select end of dialing key, e.g. set end of dial key as * button, after finished pressing dialing number then press * will dial out. 53 (2) Function Key Configuration: - Conference : Set the Conference mode. Default: Local Conference. But now it is not support Server Conference mode yet! - Group Pick up: Set Group Pick up code, you might contact with your IP-PBX system administrator. - Specific Pick up: Set Specific Pick up code, you might contact with your IP-PBX system administrator. - F1: User-defined function key. - F2: User-defined function key. - F3: User-defined function key. - Forward: "Local forward". Set Forward type and number. - DND: "Local Do Not Disturb" - MWI: Set support which type Voice Mail. Default: Proxy (NOTIFY). 54 5.4.4 Number Configuration (1) Phone Book - Add Data: User can specify 50 sets of phone book via web interface. Please input index, Name, E.164 number, IP Address, port of the destination device, drop prefix, and insert number. 1. name: Specify name for one pbook data 2. e.164: set phone number of callee. - Delete Data: User can delete any configured phone book data by index. 55 (2) Hotline If user set SIP Phone as hotline mode, once SIP Phone is off-hook, it will automatically dials phone number (Proxy Mode) set in hotline table. 56 (3) Digit Manipulation - add: Add a rule to drop or insert prefix digits of incoming call. - prefix: Set which prefix number to implement digit manipulation rule. - drop: Enable or disable drop function. If this function is enabled, Phone will drop prefix number on incoming call. - insert: Set which digit to insert. - delete: Delete a digit manipulation rule by index. 57 5.4.5 Media Configuration (1) Codec - - Codec Priority: set codecs priority in order. Please notice that user can set from 1 to 5 codecs as their need. For example, user can only set first priority as G.723.1, and set the others as x, that means only G.723.1 is available. Packet Size: User can set different packet size for each codec. 58 (2) Voice - Volume: Adjust the volume of Ringer, Receive (Local side hearing), transmit (remote side hearing), DTMF. Echo Cancelor: Enable / Disable (it is suggested to always Enable this function). 59 (3) Tone Configuration - Ring Back Tone: Set ring back tone parameters. - Busy Tone: Set busy tone parameters. - Dial Tone: Set dial tone parameters. - 2nd Dial Tone: Set 2nd dial tone parameters. - Ring Tone: Set ring tone parameters. 60 (4) Payload Type - RFC2833 Payload Type: Change RFC2833 Payload type. This is for special request from the other site, if RFC2833 payload types of 2 sites are different, it may cause some problem of connection. 61 5.4.6 Device Management (1) Login Password - Change password configuration: First select login name as root or user, then enter current password, new password and confirm new password again to set new password. 62 (2) Software Upgrade - Download Mode: Select download method as TFTP or FTP - TFTP/FTP Server IP Address: Set TFTP server IP address - FTP Login: Set FTP login name and password - Target File name: Set file name prepared to upgrade - Target File Type: Select which sector of SIP Phone to upgrade Note: After upgrade Application, please remember to execute Flash Clean, which will clean all configurations become factory values except Network settings.. 63 (3) Provision Server - Provision Server Address: set Provision server IP address. - Provision Server Login User Name: set Provision Server login user ID. - Provision Server Login User Password: set Provision Server login user password. - Provision Server Cycle Time: set Provision Server update cycle time. 64 (4) Flash Clean Press CLEAN will clean all configurations except Network Configuration of SIP Phone and reset to factory default value. Note: User must re-configure all commands all over again (except Network Configuration). 65 5.5 System Status 5.5.1 Network Status Display all current network status of SIP Phone. 66 5.5.2 Version Information: Display software version. 67 5.6 Reboot Press reboot will reset SIP Phone. Note: To execute reboot via web browser, SIP Phone will automatically save all data before reboot. To execute reboot via TELNET command, please remember to do Commit Data before Reboot System. 68 6. Telnet command lines After setting the IP Address of SIP Phone and reboot, (please refer to LCD Menu: 5-3.4.5), user can enter into Telnet command lines. Note: 1. After user enter SIP Phone configuration via telnet, please use login: "root", password: null, press enter to enter command lines. If user forgets password, please contact with the distributor, we will generate a specific password according to your MAC address of SIP Phone. MAC address is on a label at the bottom of your case in format with "0001a8xxxxxx". 2. User must input lower-case command, but contents of configurations such as SIP alias or user name etc, user can set as capital case. 3. If user wants to disable or clean any input data, please set value as "x". 4. After any change of configuration, please remember to do commit command to save changes and then reboot command to reboot system. Telnet Commands: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Command help quit debug reboot pbook commit ping time ifaddr pppoe flash sysconf sip security line voice phone tos prefix rom auth passwd Description help/man/? [command] quit/exit/close show debug message reboot local machine Phonebook information and configuration commit flash rom data test that a remote host is reachable show current time internet address manipulation PPPoE stack manipulation clean configuration from flash rom System information manipulation SIP information manipulation Security information manipulation Line information manipulation Voice information manipulation Setup of call progress tones and ringing IP Packet ToS (Type of Service)values Prefix drop/insert information manipulation ROM file update Set configuration items for "administrator" user. Password setting information and configuration 1. After setting the IP Address of SIP Phone SP5101 and reboot, (please refer to LCD Menu), user can enter Telnet command lines. 69 Note: 1. After user enter SIP Phone configuration via telnet, please use login: "root", password: null, press enter to enter command lines. 2. If user forget login password, please contact with your distributor, we will generate one new password according to LAN Phone's MAC address. Please login with "mac" and this new password. 3. User must input lower-case command, but contents of configurations such as SIP alias or user name etc, user can set as capital case. 4. After any change of configuration, please remember to do commit command to save changes and then reboot command to reboot system. 6.1 [help] command Type help or man or ? to display all the command lists. The following figure is shown all commands of SIP Phone SP5101. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Command help quit debug reboot pbook commit ping time ifaddr pppoe flash sysconf sip security line voice phone tos prefix rom auth passwd Description help/man/? [command] quit/exit/close show debug message reboot local machine Phonebook information and configuration commit flash rom data test that a remote host is reachable show current time internet address manipulation PPPoE stack manipulation clean configuration from flash rom System information manipulation SIP information manipulation Security information manipulation Line information manipulation Voice information manipulation Setup of call progress tones and ringing IP Packet ToS (Type of Service)values Prefix drop/insert information manipulation ROM file update Set configuration items for "administrator" user. Password setting information and configuration 6.2 [quit] command Type quit/exit/close will logout SIP Phone SP5101 and Telnet Program. 70 6.3 [debug] command This command is for engineers to debug system of SIP Phone SP5101. User can add debug flag via command debug –add "debug flags", and then start debug function via command debug –open. When SIP Phone SP5101 is working on screen will display related debug messages. Most frequently used debug flag are "sip", "fsm", "msg"…etc. 6.4 [reboot] command After typing commit command, type reboot to restart the SIP Phone SP5101. 6.5 [pbook] command SIP Phone SP5101 can support 90 phone book data. 1. -print: display phone book data. User can print all data in phone book by command (pbook –print). 2. -add: add a new record in phone book table by giving name and e.164 number of callee endpoint.(pbook –add name "X" e164 "X") 3. -delete: delete a record of certain listed index in phone book table. (pbook –delete "index number") 4. -modify: modify record of a certain index in phone book . (pbook –modify "index" name "X" e164 "X") 71 6.6 [commit] command Save any changes after configuring the SIP Phone SP5101. 6.7 [ping] command Command ping can test which the IP address is reachable or not. Usage: ping "IP address" The message will display packets transmitting condition or no answer from the IP address. 6.8 [time] command When SIP Phone SP5101 enable SNTP function and be able to connect with SNTP server, type time command will show the current time retrieved from SNTP server. 72 6.9 [ifaddr] command Configure and display the SIP Phone SP5101 IP information. 1. –print: print out all current configurations of ifaddr command. 2. -ip, -mask, -gate: Set SIP Phone SP5101 IP Address, subnet mask and default gateway respectively. 3. -ipmode: Set SIP Phone network mode to be Fixed IP, DHCP or PPPoE. When User set IP mode to be fixed IP, please set IP, subnet Mask, default gateway as mentioned in item 2. If User set IP mode to be DHCP, SIP Phone will search for DHCP server to capture IP address after reboot. If user set IP mode to be PPPoE, please remember to set related parameters under [pppoe] command. 4. -sntp: When SNTP server is available, enable SIP Phone SP5101 SNTP function and assign SNTP server IP address so that SIP Phone can capture current time from SNTP server. (ifaddr –sntp 1 "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx") 5. –autodns: specify the way to obtain DNS server address. When phone is under DHCP or PPPoE mode, user can let phone to capture DNS server address from server automatically or specify the address manually. 6. -dns: User can set primary and secondary Domain Name Server IP address. Once SIP Phone can connect with DNS server, user can specify URL address instead of IP address for Proxy Server and phone book IP address...etc. (ifaddr –dns 1 "primary DNS server address" –dns 2 "secondary DNS server address") 7. –timezone: User can set different time zone according to the location SIP Phone is. For example, in Taiwan the time zone should be set as 8,which means GMT+8. (GMT+8: ifaddr –timezone 8) 8. –timeformat: Set time display format as 12 or 24 hours. (ifaddr –timeformat 0/1, 0 as 24 hours, 1 as 12 houts) 9. -ipsharing: If SIP Phone SP5101 is behind a IP-sharing , user must enable IP sharing function and specify public IP address.(ifaddr –ipsharing 0/1 "public IP address of IP sharing" , 0 for disable and 1 for enable) 10. –server: Set Provision Server address. 73 11. –id: Input ID of Provision server. 12. –pwd: Input Password of Provision server. 13. –emstime: Set provision cycle time. 14. –stun: Input STUN server address. (ifaddr –stun 1 126.96.36.199) But you must take notice when you use this function, you must enable "ipsharing" function. 15. –stunport: Input port of STUN server. Note: Some Proxy servers support endpoint behind NAT function, in this case SIP Phone doesn't have to enable IP sharing function, please contact with your Proxy Server vendor for detail information. 6.10 [pppoe] command 1. -print: display all current configurations and information. 2. –id: to set PPPoE authentication user name. 3. –pwd: to set PPPoE authentication password. 74 4. –reboot: Select enable or disable this function. If user enables this function, after PPPoE disconnected, SIP Phone will automatically reboot to re-connect, and after reboot, if SIP Phone still can't connect with server, SIP Phone will keep trying to connect. On the other hand, if user disables this function, SIP Phone won't reboot and keep trying to connect. (pppoe –reboot 0/1) 5. –echo: to set PPPoE send echo request function or not. Under some ISP sending echo request will cause abnormal behavior for LAN Phone, however, if user disable echo function, when ISP disconnect, LAN Phone will not try to reconnect. Suggest for most ISPs this function need to be enabled. Please refer to pppoe –reboot function. 6.11 [flash] command This command will clean the configuration stored in the flash rom to default value and reboot the SIP Phone SP5101. Note: 1. After user upgrade new software version, suggested to execute this command to make sure new software work well on SIP Phone SP5101. 2. To execute the command flash –clean, all configuration of SIP Phone SP5101 stored in flash will be cleaned. It is authorized for the user whose login name is "root" only. 75 6.12 [sysconf] command 1. -print: display all current configurations. 2. -idtime: set the duration(in second) of two pressed digits in dial mode as timed out. If after the duration user hasn't pressed next number, SIP Phone will dial out all number pressed. 3. -keypad: set DTMF type .User can select DTMF type SIP Phone receive and transmit.(sysconf –keypad 0/1 , 0 for in band ,1 for RFC2833.) 4. -2833type: change RFC2833 Payload type. 5. -eod: select end of dialing key, e.g. set end of dial key as "*" button , after finished pressing dialing number then press "*" will dial out. (sysconf –eod 0/1/2 , 0 for no end of dial key , 1 for "*" button, 2 for "#" button ) 6. –privacy: this function can only work in Japan and also user's service platform supports Japan standard telecom CLIR specification. When this function is set as Japan mode, other users can hide their caller ID by press special code before dial out phone number. 7. –phone: set in SIP message to add user=phone parameter or not. If user enables this function, in SIP message will add this parameter. 8. –waiting: User can enable or disable Call Waiting function. 9. –transfer: User can enable or disable Transfer function. 10 –pick: Set Call Group Pick up Code. After setting this code, user can do Group Call Pick Up with this special code. 11. –spick: Set Call Specific Pick up Code. After setting this code, user can do Single Call Pick Up with this special code 12. –park: Set Call Park Code. Set special access code for Call Park function. 13. –mwi: Enable/Disable MWI function and specify MWI method to be client or server-based. (0: OFF, 1: Client(Subscribe),2: Proxy(NOTIFY)) 14. –mwiexpires: If user set MWI method as client-based. Here can define the interval time of phone to send subscribe message to check voice mail. 15. –mwinumber: Set voice mail box number. 16. –atanswer: enable/disable auto answer function of Phone. If this function is enabled, phone will answer incoming automatically. 76 6.13 [sip] command 1. –print: display all current configurations. 2. –px: set proxy server IP address or URL address (sip –px "IP address or URL of Proxy server"). 3. –px2: set alternative proxy server IP address or URL address. If phone failed to register first proxy, it will try to register this alternative proxy. 4. –pxport: set listening port of Proxy server. 5. –outpx: set IP address of outbound proxy server. After user set outbound proxy, all packets form SIP Phone will be sent to outbound proxy server. 6. –prefix: set prefix string. If user ID contains alphabets, user can set it as prefix string here. For example, if Account Name is 123, SIP Phone will sent out messages as Account Name @"IP address of Proxy", if user set prefix as abc, SIP Phone will set out as [email protected]"IP address of Proxy". This function is for special proxy server. 7. –line: identify one number for the SIP Phone SP5101 to register to the Proxy (SIP –line "line number"). Note: In proxy mode please remember to set user account information under security command. 8. –domain: set Domain of phone. 77 9. –expire: set expire time of registration. SIP Phone will keep re-registering to proxy server before expire timed out. 10. –port: set listening UDP port or SIP Phone. 11. –rtp: set RTP port number. SIP Phone will use this port to send and receive voice. 12. –sexpire: set the session timer. 13. –minse: set the mini session timer. 6.14 [security] command 1. –print: display all current configurations. 2. -name: set user ID of SIP Phone SP5101 for registering. User can set user name and password for registering. If password is no need, please set user name the same as line number or SIP Phone won't register successfully. 3. –pwd: set account password for registering. 78 6.15 [line] command 1. –print: display all current configurations. 2. –fwd: set forward function. There are 3 selections in Forward type, user must select under which condition to forward calls. 6.15.1 Busy Forward When SIP-Phone is in busy status, the incoming call will be forwarded to the assigned phone number. 6.15.2 No Response When SIP-Phone hasn't been picked up for around 10 seconds, the incoming call will be forwarded to the assigned phone number. 6.15.3 Unconditional It is included the above two types. Whether the SIP-Phone is in which status, calls will be automatically forwarded to the assigned phone number. –hotline: set hotline number.('X' for disable) 79 6.16 [voice] command The voice command is associated with the voice codec setting information. 1. -print: display voice codec information and configuration. 2. -send: three voice packet size can be configured as 20 ms, 40 ms or 60 ms.(only 30 and 60 ms for G..723.1) 3. -priority: set codecs priority in order. Please notice that user can set from 1 to 5 codecs as their need, for example, voice –priority g723 or voice –priority g729 711a g711u means SIP Phone can support only one codec or four codecs. 4. -volume: There are three types can be adjustable, voice volume, input gain and DTMF volume. Voice volume means the volume user can hear, input gain means the volume the other side can hear from SIP Phone, DTMF means DTMF transmitting volume. (voice –volume voice "value of volume", voice –volume input "value of volume", voice –volume dfmt "value of volume") Note: It is for advanced administrator use only. Please ask your distributor before changing any settings of this command. 6.17 [phone] command 1. -print: Print current call progress tone configurations (ring: ring 80 tone, rbt: ring back tone, bt: busy tone, dt: dial tone). This parameter should be accompanied with tone type. 6.18 2. -ring: To set RING tone value. The played tone type, when Phone ha incoming call. 3. -rbt: To set Ring Back Tone value. The played tone type, when Phone dials out a call. 4. -bt: To set Busy Tone value. The played tone type, when Phone dials to a destination that is busy. 5. -dt: To set Dial Tone value. The played tone type, when hook off the Phone. [tos] command TOS/DiffServ (DS) priority function can discriminate the Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP) of the DS field in the IP packet header, and map each Code Point to a corresponding egress traffic priority. As per the definition in RFC2474, the DS field is Type-of-Service (TOS) octet in IPv4. The recommended DiffServ Code Point is defined in RFC2597 to classify the traffic into different service classes. The mapping of Code Point value of DS-field to egress traffic priorities is shown as follows. 81 1. High priority with DS-field. Expected Forwarding (EF) 101110 Assured Forwarding 001010 ====> 10 (Decimal System) 010010 ====> 18 (Decimal System) 011010 ====> 26 (Decimal System) 100010 ====> 34 (Decimal System) (AF) ====> 46 (Decimal System) 2. Low Priority with DS-field: Assured Forwarding (AF) 001100 ====> 010100 ====> 011100 ====> 100100 ====> 001110 ====> 010110 ====> 011110 ====> 100110 ====> 000000 ====> 12 (Decimal System) 20 (Decimal System) 28 (Decimal System) 36 (Decimal System) 14 (Decimal System) 22 (Decimal System) 30 (Decimal System) 38 (Decimal System) 0 (Decimal System) 1. -print : display all current configurations. 2. –rtptype: set DSCP value of signaling packets from 0 to 63 3. –siptype: set DSCP value of RTP packets from 0 to 63 Note: This command won't be functional until whole network environment support DSCP function, e.g. all routers or switches in your network have enabled DSCP feature. 6.19 [prefix] command This command is for digit manipulation. 1. -add: Add a rule to drop or insert prefix digits of incoming call. z prefix: Set which prefix number to implement prefix rule. 82 z drop: Enable or disable drop function. If this function is enabled, Gateway will drop prefix number on incoming call. z insert: Set which digit to insert on incoming call. Example: prefix -add prefix 100 drop 1 insert 2000 2. -modify: Modify a rule to drop or insert prefix digits of incoming call. Example: prefix –modify 100 drop 0 insert 200 3. -delete: Delete a rule to drop or insert prefix digits of incoming call. Example: prefix –delete modify 100 drop 0 insert 200 6.20 [rom] command 1. -print: show all current configurations and version information. 2. -app: upgrade main application code. Note: After upgrade Application, please remember to execute flash –clean command, which will clean all configurations become factory values except IP address. 3. -s: it is necessary to prepare TFTP/FTP server IP address for upgrading firmware rom file. 4. -f: the file name prepared for upgrading is necessary as well. 5. –method: specify download method to be TFTP or FTP(0 for TFTP.1 for FTP) 6. –ftp: specify user name and password for FTP download method. For example: User prepares to upgrade the latest app rom file – lpsip.100, 83 the TFTP server is 192.168.1.1, User has to input command as below: rom –app –s 192.168.1.1 –f lpsip.100 Command rom –print can show current version installed in SIP Phone SP5101. 6.21 [auth] command For security concern, the "root" user can customize some configurable items for "administrator" user. 1. -"item name": Assign the configurable item for "administrator" user. 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Dear Annie: My middle child graduated from college last year and has been driving me crazy ever since. The transition into the adult world can be a difficult, confusing time for most college grads; thinking back, I obsessed over picking the "right" job, the "right" career, etc. So I can empathize with that. But every time she presents a problem and I present a solution, she then presents another problem. It reminds me of Whack-A-Mole. Honestly, I think she prefers the complaining and drama to the promise of positive change.
This cycle is truly exhausting for me -- and everyone else in the family. Half the time, our conversations become tense and end up being completely unproductive. Our most recent one resulted in me telling her to not come to me for help until she's ready to listen and act on one of the possible solutions. It's difficult for me to see her getting in her own way, but if she's not going to be an adult about it, then I guess she's going to have to learn the hard way by feeling frustrated and stuck until she makes a change.
Right? Or is there a more constructive solution? -- Mom Running in Circles
Dear Mom Running in Circles: Your daughter needs to decide for herself that she's tired of being a part of the Whack-A-Mole-like game, and she won't reach that point as long as someone's playing with her. So setting down the rubber mallet and stepping away was the most constructive thing you could have done.
Dear Annie: Your tipping column really hit home. I work part time for a ski area, where I teach skiing to all ages and groups of people. We are out there in all kinds of weather and are expected to always put on a smiling face. For the most part, we start our lessons and finish them in the time restraints. During that time, we do our best to improve the skiing or boarding skills of our students. Many times when we arrive back at the starting area, we have to wait for 10 minutes for the parents to show up. This then causes the next lesson to be delayed, canceled or given to another instructor. We work for minimum (or slightly above minimum) wage in most cases -- and only if we have a lesson.
The percentage of tips given to ski or snowboard instructors is very low, and I would guess that only about 25 percent of the population remembers to tip. I don't know of another coaching industry that pays such a low rate, and the customers using our services feel they don't have to tip. Granted, they do pay big bucks for tickets and lessons, but they think nothing of spending the same amount in a restaurant or bar and then tipping the waitress or bartender.
Thanks for letting me vent. And if this helps or encourages one person to say thanks for a job well done, then I have done my job twice. -- Ski Bum
Dear Ski Bum: A useful instruction to know before hitting the slopes. I'm sure many people aren't even aware that they're supposed to tip for ski lessons. Thanks for writing.
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How to Increase Your Energy Levels
Part 2 – Eat more raw fruit and veggies
Perhaps eating more raw fruits and vegetables could help!
With our busy lifestyles it is so easy and convenient to buy pre-prepared meals or snacks rather than preparing our own, and while this may save us time in the short term, in the long term it costs us our health and energy levels.
When you are eating processed, packaged and take away foods it is not always easy to work out what is in the packet. Looking at food labels can be confusing and sometimes just too hard to work out whether the stuff on the label is good for us or not. You have artificial flavours, colours, preservatives, letters and numbers to work out, and some words are too hard to even pronounce, let alone work out what they are!
If you eat processed foods on a regular basis, you are not getting what your body needs as these foods are often nutrient poor, and your body craves more and more food to try and get the nutrients it needs to function properly. Processed foods are also harder for our body to process and digest and this combination of too much and too hard to digest food, can easily zap our energy levels.
When you eat a healthy diet, including lots of raw fruit and veggies, your body is getting the nutrition you need and it will be easier to maintain a healthy weight and, as you will be eating less food, you will feel lighter and have more energy.
According to the "Australian Guide to Healthy Eating" we should eat 2 serves of fruit and 5 serves of vegetables a day. A serve of vegetables is half a cup of cooked vegetables (including beans) or 1 cup of salad vegetables. A serve of fruit is a medium piece of fruit. I wonder how many people actually eat this amount of fruit and veggies. I eat quite alot of fruit, but I am now wondering how close I come to the 5 serves of veggies. I think I may fall short most days.
Vegetables and legumes are a good source of vitamins, minerals, dietary fibre and carbohydrates. Fruit is a good source of vitamins, including vitamin C and folate. It also provides carbohydrates in the form of natural sugars and fibre.
If we want to be healthy, full of energy and free from disease, we need to at least meet, if not exceed, these dietary guidelines. As always, eating as much organic fruit and veg as possible is ideal as organics don't use pesticides and chemicals and also contain more nutrients than their non organic counterparts. I know organics can be expensive, and personally I use the "EWG's Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce". They have a dirty dozen and clean 15 list to help you to work out which fruit and veg are most contaminated with pesticides and so should be bought organically, and which ones contain the least amount of pesticides, which can be bought conventionally. They also have a full list of 53 fruit and veggies in order of most pesticides to least. Check out their website at http://www.ewg.org/foodnews/summary/
Fruit and vegetables pass through our digestive system quickly and our body uses very little energy to process them. So the more fruit and veg we eat, the more nutrients we get, the less food we need to eat and the more energy we have! It is also important to eat them in their raw natural form, instead of being cooked. This is because:
1. Cooking depletes vitamins and minerals and destroys enzymes which help with
digestion. Therefore, when you eat raw, you eat less to satisfy your nutritional
2. Raw foods have more flavour than cooked foods so there is no need to add salt,
sugar, spices or other condiments that can irritate your digestive system.
3. Raw foods are quick and easy to prepare. Just grab a piece of fruit and eat it, or
spend a few minutes putting together a salad.
4. As raw fruit and veggies give us more vitamins and minerals and other healthy
nutrients, this can make us healthier and less prone to illness and disease.
Here are some ways to get more raw fruit and veggies into your day:
1. Start the day with a green smoothie – simply blend 3 or 4 pieces of fruit with a couple of glasses of water and a handful of greens. My favourite combination is apple, pear and spinach – yum! A great way to start the day.
2. If you don't have a blender, instead of your usual breakfast, eat 3-4 pieces of fruit.
3. Try having a salad for lunch with a handful of greens and chopped up raw veggies. I usually add one cup of cooked brown rice to my salad to help fill me up. Add yummy but simple dressings to give more flavour such as hommus, tamari or any other dips you like.
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Steppin Out was launched for children in Berkshire to develop and encourage their love of performing arts.
With the support of talented teachers, we have classes in Drama, Street Dance, Jazz, Tap, Singing, Musical Theatre, an adult choir, Pop Singing and termly specialist workshops with leading industry experts. These have included Stage Fighting and Combat, Les Miserables, Shrek, Legally Blonde, Costume Making, Mamma Mia, Hairspray, Wicked and acting for TV, Outreach projects from Read College and PPA and a workshop with Carl Tracy from Nickelodeon, to name some of our favourites!
Some of our Steppin Out students are currently performing professionally in the West End touring runs of Billy Elliot, Les Miserables, Chitty Bang Bang and Matilda. We have also had children appear at Her Majesty's Theatre in London, the NSPCC advert, the DFS advert for Christmas, the Great Western TV advert, for Sky TV, Microsoft and Ballooniville for Cbeebies, also our talented students are regular performers at The Hexagon Theatre and South Hill Park Theatre professional productions and pantomimes.2016 saw a trip to Disneyland Paris to perform on Disney's biggest stage and half time entertainment at the Saracens V Harlequins Rugby, a performance at the race day final of "Formula 1" and a show the Olympic Stadium!
We are consistently asked by local colleges to perform in their student final year films and many of our students have taken part in these. 2018 saw 3 of our students off to full time performing arts college at Laine Theatre Arts, Italia Conti and Barcelona Performing arts academy and 6 in professional Pantomime this Christmas (2018-2019)
We offer 1-2-1 coaching for students who excel or perhaps just need some extra help. We also offer an optional theatre trip several times a year, and an annual show and a summer school in a proper theatre for all students.


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Friends Mordecai (a blue jay) and Rigby (a brown raccoon) work as groundskeepers at a park and spend time entertaining themselves by any means. Benson(a gumball machine) and Skips(a yeti) are annoyed by this. Pops (an English gentleman with a lollipop-shaped head) enjoys it. The overweight green Muscle Man and High-Five Ghost are neutral. Rigby often pressures Mordecai into doing bad stuff.
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Please note that District 4, 5 and 10 have been relocated to the new Emergency Service Building
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01 – Municipal Building, 35 Municipal Dr., Court Room
02 – Bobby's Run School, 32 Dimsdale Dr., PAC
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2019 Lumberton Township Reorganization Meeting
Last night the Lumberton Township Committee Reorganized and welcomed Committeewoman Kendra Hatfield and Committeeman Ryan Tuno to the Board. Committeeman Sean Earlen and Committeewoman Kristin Januseski were unanimously selected as Mayor and Deputy Mayor for the year 2019.
My colleagues and I on the Township Committee are looking forward to a productive year of working together to continue to make Lumberton Township a great community to live, work and raise a family. – Mayor Sean Earlen
Committeewoman Hatfield being sworn into office by Judge Haines.
Committeeman Tuno being sworn into office by Judge Bookbinder.
Mayor Earlen being sworn into office by Senator Addiego.
Deputy Mayor Januseski being sworn into office by Freeholder Tiver.
The 2019 Lumberton Township Committee
Committeeman Tuno, Deputy Mayor Januseski, Mayor Earlen, Committeeman Dwyer, and Committeewoman Hatfield
Lumberton Township Opens Glenwood Park Playground in the Hollybrook section of town
Lumberton, NJ – October 5, 2018 –Utilizing a grant from the Burlington County Freeholders, Lumberton Township completely refurbished the Glenwood Park Playground in the Hollybrook section of town. The Township will also demolish the existing tennis courts at the Village Green Park to make way for two brand new basketball courts and to purchase new playground equipment for the Canterbury Court playground. Township Officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of the Glenwood Park Playground on October 5, 2018 and expect to open the Village Green Basketball court by the end of October. Canterbury Court Playground construction is expected to be held off until the Spring of 2019.
Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer stated, "Lumberton Township is extremely thankful for the leadership of one of our fellow residents, Freeholder Director Kate Gibbs, along with the rest of the Burlington County Freeholders for their continued support of our town's active and passive recreation needs." "Since the 2011, we have received $1,078,710.00 dollars in grant money from the county and these dollars have already produced a new playground here at the Village Green, along with a Dog Park, Community Garden and Canoe Launch on the Rancocas, we have added sports fields at our Municipal Building Complex as well as completely renovating all of our recreation amenities in the Bobby's Run Section of town," added Mayor Mansdoerfer.
"We look forward to continuing our efforts to improving the recreation amenities our Township has to offer our residents and we look forward to opening our new Basketball Courts at the Village Green later this month," added Committeeman Jim Conway, who serves as one of the Engineering Project liaisons to the Township Committee. "With the continued assistance from the Burlington County Freeholder Board through the Municipal Park Development Program, we will be also able to open another new playground on Canterbury Court next spring and we hope to use future grant submissions to help transform the soon to be Township acquired Ironwood Outdoor Park so that all residents have access to its nature trails both on land and on the Rancocas Creek," stated Committeeman Conway.
The Lumberton Township Committee originally anticipated that the $200,000 grant would be used to construct an amphitheater. However after due diligence was completed on the proposed site, it was determined to not be cost effective with all the DEP permit cost needed to authorize the construction of this project. "We wanted to get the most bang for our grant buck," Mansdoerfer explained. "By shifting our efforts from the amphitheater, we were able to rehabilitate three parks. Looking at these neighborhood improvements here in Hollybrook, I am glad we made this decision to focus on this park first. I am really proud of the final result and look forward to seeing families enjoy this amenity," he concluded.
Lumberton Township Committee & Schools Partner for "Be A Municipal Official For A Day" Program
April 26, 2018 – Lumberton Township – At the April 24, 2018 Lumberton Township Committee Meeting, students from the Young Republic Club, the student government for the Lumberton Middle School, took the helm of Township Government for the second annual "Be a Municipal Official for a Day." In 2016, students formed the Young Republic Club as a democratically elected student government, with two parties, the Blue Party and the Gold Party. They have adopted a constitution and Bill of Rights for their fellow students, and represent them before the School District's Administration and the Board of Education. During Tuesday Night's Township Meeting each student elected official was paired with one of the Township's Elected or Appointed Officials, to conduct an actual Township Committee Meeting.
"For the past few years, our Township and School Officials have worked closely with each other through quarterly meetings to ensure our resources are being used to the fullest, due to these meetings we have produced further shared services between our two entities which include providing a School Resource Officer, vehicle maintenance and fueling services, in addition to this second annual event geared toward engaging our local students in the role of the local government in their community," stated Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer. "Last night we welcomed these students to the Township Municipal Building, took them on a tour of our departments and had them shadow our local officials through our regular township meeting, allowing them to truly take part in conducting the business of Township Government with our Township Committee Members affirming each of their actions," added Mayor Mansdoerfer.
Prior to the 7:30pm start to the Township Meeting, each student was given the opportunity to sit down with the Elected or Appointed Township Official they would be shadowing, to discuss their role in the meeting and how each would contribute to enacting the items on that evening's agenda. Actions taken by our Student Leaders included adopting an ordinance restricting parking to residents only near Virtua Hospital, amending fees for the Township's Construction Department, amending two employment contracts, providing contact representatives for the BURLCO JIF, adding grant funds to the 2018 budget to include resources to pave Allspice and Savory Way, plus the remaining part of Nassau Road, awarded a contract for repairs of a Storm water line behind the Post Office and Buttonwood School and paid the Township's bills.
"We hope that tonight was a great learning experience for our local students and that most importantly they had fun running their Town's government for a day," concluded Mayor Mansdoerfer. The following is a list of the Students' Names and the Positions they held:
Roles Student Township Official
Mayor Griffin Gaughan Michael Mansdoerfer
Deputy Mayor Stephanie Kraska Kristin Januseski
Committeeman Rohan Patel Sean Earlen
Committeeman Anjali Darji James Dwyer
Committeeman Joelle Darragh James Conway
Twp. Administrator James Humphreys Brandon Umba
Police Chief Scotty Allen Anthony DiLoreto
Twp. Clerk Stephanie Pallante Deb Shaw-Blemings
Twp. Solicitor Ian Phillips George Morris, Esq.
Police Lt./OEM Sean Powell Lt. Ed Begolly
Police Lt./Patrol Jackson Beairsto Lt. Nick Peditto
Chief Finance Officer J T Moses Robin Sarlo
Keeping its promise to the residents, Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer administered the oath of office to Erik Jarvis as a Special Law Enforcement Officer Class 1. Officer Jarvis increases the size of the police department to 21 officers.
"Officer Jarvis has previously served as the Chaplain for the department. Even as our newest officer, his background, education and training transcends a new leadership with his fellow officers and further increases the professionalism, humbleness and kindness that our community demands in law enforcement," said Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer.
"Although the recession forced a scaling back of the size of our police department, we have been working diligently to grow back the department in a way that is fiscally responsible. We are pleased that we have been able to add officers while reducing taxes for the second straight year. Our plan continues to come to fruition as we add officers while reducing taxes now for the second year in a row. It is a pleasure to add Officers like Erik Jarvis to the force when you know how hard we worked to bring fiscal order back to the budget," said Committeeman Jim Conway.
Class 1 officers in the State of New Jersey are part time officers who have obtained Special Law Enforcement Officer Certifications. They are authorized to perform routine traffic details, spectator control and similar duties. Officers have the power to issue summonses for disorderly persons and petty disorderly persons offenses, violations of municipal ordinances and violations of Title 39 (traffic) offenses.
"With the swearing in of Officer Jarvis, the Township Committee is one step closer to meeting its goal of 22 officers. We look forward to completing this objective by hiring one more full time officer in 2018," said Mansdoerfer.
"Last year we were able to fund returning an officer into the school system, which we identified as an imperative need. With the series of tragic events we have witnessed around the country lately, I am proud that Lumberton was ahead of the curve in recognizing student safety as a top priority. Now to have Erik Jarvis serving on our force, we have taken yet another giant leap forward. It's another great day for Lumberton," said Deputy Mayor Kristin Januseski.
April 2, 2018 – Lumberton Township – The Lumberton Township Committee adopted its 2018 budget on Tuesday evening which lowered the local purpose tax for the second year in a row. The local purpose tax is lowered from .411 to .406 per $100 of assessed value which represents an approximate savings of $16.00 for the average home assessed at $299,734.00.
"We are thrilled to be able to support and adopt a sound fiscal budget which lowers taxes," said Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer. "This year was a culmination of more hard work and penny pinching, evaluating every dollar spent to make sure that we are good stewards of our residents' taxes. We know how hard our residents work to earn their income and want to ensure that we are as equally protective when their tax dollars are allocated to services," he continued.
The 2018 budget allocates $8,750,904 in spending. This is actually $1,644,931 less than the Township spent in 2008 and continues a decade long trend of stable or declining spending.
The Township's budget funds all critical tasks of the local government. "We developed a plan to address our community needs including building the new Emergency Services Building without increasing our debt service obligations. Most importantly, we allocated funds in the budget to bring a school resource officer back into the schools," said Deputy Mayor Kristin Januseski.
The Township's bond rating is AA Stable, confirming the bond market recognizes the Township's sound fiscal planning.
"Our budget also uses grants and outside funding sources to help continue to make improvements to our infrastructure," said Committeeman Jim Conway who is charged with overseeing many of the town's road and improvement projects. "This year we will again pave and repair more roadways and improve our parks and recreation system," he concluded.
For a copy of the Township's budgets, audits and annual financial statements, contact the Municipal Clerk or go online to www.lumbertontwp.com
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The ultimate accessory for any well respecting lady for many centuries. As well as being a practical tool for keeping cool in hot weather and complementing the dress, they were also used for 'making eyes' promising untold delights, aka flirting.
I am an intern looking at Leeds Museum Discovery Centre's collection of fans and I became intrigued by them. Some of them are beautiful with intricate designs, whilst others are plain, or made from feathers or in one case disguised as what looks like a cigar! I began to delve a little more into the world of fans and found what is known as 'the language of the fan' as rather amusing.
The earliest recorded use of a fan dates from 3200BC, however it was not until the eighteenth century in Europe that the use of the fan was developed to the highest degree. They were used in winter and summer, as memory aids, political propaganda, parlour games and masks as well as flirting tools. The language of the fan was developed to such sophistication that entire conversations could be conducted without having spoken at all!
In 1910, a book was published that listed over fifty signals that could be conveyed with fans, ranging from 'I hate you' to 'I long to be near you'. Forget dating sites and lonely hearts columns, why not grab a fan and try out some eighteenth century 'fan speak' and see where how effective it is for you.
Shut fan held to the heart says – you have my love
Shut fan held to the heart says – you have my love
Placing fan on the left ear – I wish to get rid of you
Shut fan resting on the right eye – when may I be allowed to see you?
Drawing fan through the hand – I hate you
With handle to the lips – kiss me